Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 1, Number 34, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 February 1871 — Page 5
." ^frfonriTe Hottjf*. James Bunee is in Boston. 'r ,' tj Judge John T. Scott was educated for a minister. ..., *ri Adelaide PhilJipps at the Opera House „ron Wednesday night.
Capt. Jack Gosnell has gone down the river after a new boat for the Wabash trade.
The Rockville Republican says the ..health of the murderer Stevens is fail»ng-
Gen. Dwyer, supervisor of Internal Revenue for Indiana and Ohio, was in the city on Wednesday.
P. B. O'Rielley is working with Harry Douglass in the employ of the Covenant Mutual Life Insurance Company.
George Harding is the city editor of the Ledger, the new Democratic paper at Louisville.
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Inuis, of Rockville, celebrated their silver wedding last night. 'J
A widower was recently rejected bv a damsel who didn't want affections that had been warmed over."
Frank Crawford has gone east to pur chase an immense stock of boots and 'shoe* for the spring trade.
G. W. Collings, of Rockville, author of "Elements of Law," was in town on Wednesday.
A heavy German reinforcement has arrived in the family of Mr. Fabricius, of the Jiunncr. The boy is doing well.
Andrew Snlvely of thin city has applied for a patent on an improved dot fastener for traveller's use.
The Journal thinks the candidates for the city offices should bo nominated on the 1st of April!
Isaac Hall has buried over live thousand persons since ho has been in business. U,u will be the census under' ake.: yet.
Our former fellow-citizen, Henry Musgrove, favors us with a copy of his annual report as Auditor of ilioStato of Mississippi.
Anna Dickinson will deliver her lecture on "Men's Righls" at the Opera House in this city on Wednesday evening, March ls.
Win. II. Seudder has been confined to his house fornix months by severe Illness. He is now so fur recovered that his friends hope to see him "among the busy haunts of men" in a few days.
A shoemaker in town made a pair of boots, the soles of which were fourteen inches long, for a resident of this city on Tuesday. The wearer isa gentleman of large understanding.
It was (|iil(e slippery on Monday morning. Wo counted three gentlemen sitting down, with their hats oil', in a very meek and respectful manner, from our office window at one time, rf1
Kleven editors of Vicksburg, Mississippi, have died violent deaths. Among the number was James Ryan, father of Capt. Win. A. Ryan, of this city, who was killed by R. E. Ilamit, of the Whip, in a duel in lHoO.
M. 5. Rhodes, of Vermillion county, petitions the General Assembly to inaugurate legislation looking to the ultimate adoption by nil the States of one common mode of procedure in courts.
Talk about the frivolity of women There was a young lady married in town recently, who, on being remonstrated with for doing the family washing insttwd of making cake on her marriage day, replied, "What is iiie use ot making a fuss about a wedding?"
Our .State Senator, lion. Ilarvoy D. Scott, voted "aye" on Wednesday on the proposition to amend the constitution of Indiana by adding a section conferring on women of the ago of twenty-one years and upwards the right to vote. Mr. Scott will always bo proud of 'I vote.
During a recent divorce trial in this city the wife testified that she had invariably boon kind to her husband and considerate of his feelings, which treatment he had reciprocated by the most brutal and outrageous treatment—and that, upon one occasion, she had thrown patent cofYbe-roastor nt his head, and in return he made "regular ripBtnviug fu*s about it."
A voting merchant was told by his swee. heert liet when he went to Cincinna'i to buy goods, lie must p.uwnLIE "DOUIIH'.V ami Sou," as they were particular friends of hers. Ho won and s|K»nt two day* in trying find I out the location of the tirm. lie rtmil'v concluded he had 1JCO I sold, and ihnt his sweet heart had played I he Dickens with his ignorance. 1
There is a small l»oy in town who has a weakness for peanuts. We believe
U. R.
Dr. Wilbur goes to Paris to-day, and Yoric in advance of a large stock of new will return to this city on Friday next, goods purchased by him. ~"u_
W. II.
3
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R. R.,
A. M^d •*-.* AAAA JL M~B
James Runnion, a Terro-Hauto boy, is editor of the Chicago Sunday Times.
Solomon E. Gibbs.an old and esteem ed citizen, died at his residence in this city Thursday afternoon.
The poetry by John G. Saxe, sent us by a lady who is "a constant reader and filer-away of the
XTLSSOXTA.
The receipts of the Nilsson concert foot lip §3,()7'i. A local critic says that Nilsson does not excel in the high notes. A §1.000 greenback note for every night she sings is pretty good for high."
Speaking of the Nilsson concert a gentlemen in town says that men often waste money for clothing which wears out, or for food which is swallowed and forgotten, but that he knows of no better permanent investment than eight dollars worth of sweet and pleasant memory.
Brignoll ordered a lunch at theTerreTTante Hon so tho night of his arrival. Not feeling very well he was only able to eat ten largo slices of ham, eight raw and two broiled.
Over six hundred pairs of kid gloves were sold in this city on Thursday last. Two coaches filled with.the beauty and chivalry of Paris, Charleston and Mattoon, came over on the I. it St. L.
to hear Nilsson.
The interior of the Opera IIouso on Thursday night was an immense lioquet of beauty. Tho atmosphere was fragrant with Nilsson melody and perfume, and it has never been our good fortune to witness a more brilliant assembly cf beautiful women and handsome gentlemen than were present. Miss Nilsson should feel flattered at tho cordial reception she received.
The young man who followed NTIIsRon away down upon the "Sewanee Hiver" is expected back on a buckboard.
ONK
frosty morning during tlie past
week, just at the break of day, a middle aged couple were seen a short distance above town, wending their way northward and inquiring tor the road leading to Clinton. E ich of them carried a largo bundle of old clothes and trinkets of various kinds. They were put on the right road and proceeded on their way rejoicing. Several hours afterwards atiotherman Inquired at the ri verbrid:e, and of various persons living on other roads leading out of the city, for a man and woman bearing tue description of lh'* two above named. Then followed the pitiful tale of a desorted husband. His wife had elojcd, on foot, "with that trifling scoundrel who was too poor to buy railway tickets «o he near1 est station," and he was left.to "go it alone"—and he went for Clinton, swelling eternal vengeiioe against his rival.
He hsts not yet returned, hut another divorce suit is expected on h*s arrival.
Miss
EMMA
(«K\niivnmr,
.!,» little !». «*»Uy .1.. llto l»rry ,£«, v„-v ^n„u,ly .J£, „f This particular boy has a sister and burned about the arms and body on that sister has a b^au who calls twice a| Monday night, while preparing for the?
week. This beau has Ixvn In the habit Ma*qucrade Ball, She was standing creature of about thirty years of age of conciliating Hubby i«re call him Bnbhv for short, but that ain't his nstne) by giving him peanut*. Bubby had been edueat in this way to ex|iwt hts regular semi-weekly ration* of Ifinofttwr*. The slsier, who has a ni* sense of propriety In this jwrticular
A
Jeffers has returned from New
Buckingham is in town. He
is cashier of the St. Louis freight offlco of the Vandalia Railroad. Dixon Porterficld, an oM citizen of this place, is the agent at East St. Lou's of the Bellville Railroad.
Olive Logan will deliver her lecture On "The Passions" at Paris, niinois, uext Tuesday evening. ft
Mr. I'iggott is still engaged in paint ing scenery for tho Opera House. He will have the entire work completed in about two months.
MAIL,"
wlil ap
pear next week. Capt. James Hook has returned from Kvansville, where he went to see about Robert Barnes' bequest of §700,000 to the Indiana State Association of Spiritualists. Capt. Hook is one of the trustees of that corporation.
James Ferry, of the E. A C. Railroad received tho silver lantern voted at the Vincennes Catholic Fair to the most popular conductor running into that city. The Vincennes people showed tound judgment.
The resemblance between Mr. Freeman, the artist, and the Emperor Wilhelm.of Germany, is so great that Mr. F. is often taken for the latter, which i* very embarassingas he has no ambition to sliino in tho Kaiser business.
The Fee and Salary Bill, passed by the Legislature, reduces the annual nelt profits of on: county officers about as follows: Clerk Ilollinger from §6,000 to §-1,500 Auditor Royso from §3,500 to $2,5C0 Sheriff Stewart from §4,000 to $3,000 TreasurerSankey (not yet in office) from §1,000 to §.'{,500 Recorder Meyer's office which is worth about §3,000 year, is not affected by the bill.
LL the cooper shops in town have reduced the wages of their employes ten cents per barrel.
IIE primary election system does not seem to be in favor with either of tho political parties of the city at this time.
N
INE-TENTHS of the projierty holders interested in tho opening of south Ninth street have already signed tho petition for it to be opened.
HE Terre-Hauto Savings Bank is managed ut less expense, in proportion to the amount of its deposits, than any other similar corporation the State.
HE new block just commenced by J. Cook on the corner of Fourth and Cherry streets, is to be two stories high and will contain four large store rooms.
A COMMITTEE to examine the Linton property and take into consideration the subject of baying it, will be appointed at the next meeting of the city council, Tuesday night.
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HE annual catalogue of Hcinl Bros, will be out in a few days. These gentlemen have a large and increasing reputation in the west us nurserymen and tlorists.
HE Savings Bank has nearly twelve hundred depositors and the number increases at tho rate of about thirty-five per week. The amonntliow deposited is more than §71,0C0.
HE defect in the ordinance requiring teamsters to procure license has been found to consist in the omission of one or two important words Avhieh will be substituted at the next .meeting of the. council.
IIE citizens of east Walnut street, seeing their Ohio street neighbors in the enjoyment of a through highway, are beginning to clamor for an extentension of Walnut street across the E. A C. Railroad.
A MAN named Michael Young, hailing from tins south part of the State, on his way to the West, was robbed of §28, all tho cash he had, at one of the saloons on Main street night before last. The robber was arrested and is now confined in the Station House.
AT AIITON was put in the Station House last night for getting drunk. He was called for this morning to answer tho charge, when it was found that some one had given him whiskey without tho knowledge of theStation House keeper, in sufficient quantities to put him in a state of beastly intoxication.
HE Howe Sewing Machine business in this city has been suspended on account of the burning of the factory at Peru. Mr. Cheeny, tho agent, will be unable to supply further demands until the factory is rebuilt, as his supply on hand at tho time of 4he disaster has been exhausted.
ANVASSERS for the new city inkp are meeting with good success, but it is not probable that private subscriptions ilone will enable the City Engineer to proceed with its publication. Tiio action of the Council on next Tuesday lit will determine whether or not the map shall be completed.
Tin: Indianapolis People, the only American Sunday morning paper in that city, publishes with considerable flourish certificates to show that 2,000 copies of the People are printed weekly. We hnvrf never printed so few as 2.000 copies of the
its existence.
at any issue since
ETER KI.TZ was up beftfh* fln Mayor (his morning and very reluctantly shelled out the sum of SS.75 for indulging in the luxury of striking Amanda Hlyu few careless licks over tho head wilh an umbrella, yesterday evening John O'Connell was also on hand for the seventh time. As he isono of the Mayor's tegular ens:omers, he was released on the payment of half the usual fine and costs.
A niMciaiANcB of some kind took place on South Fourth street late Wednesday niglif, in which there was a very free exercise of lungs accompanied wi:h a careless use of firearms. Several shots were fired which together with a large amount of hollowing rendered the vicinity hideous for a short time. The parties left the scene of action before any arrests were made leaving no tnu*es of serious damage.
HE following shows the persons emoved in the city fire department and the pay of each per month Chief Engineer. $75 two regular engineers, ?S5 e«eh twer drivers, $50 each four hosemen, §10 each two drivers of the hook and ladder wagons, $40 each two steersmen, §10 each four extra hands, $2.50 for each fire that occurs. Besides these is a volunteer company of about
.. twenty-five men who receive no nav
lady living at the corner of Fourth and ,, I a a
JOHN I). JEWEI
before the mirror andjusi the act ofj was going about town this morning ex putting on her masque, when her dress! h*biting apw'ent upper jaw which he caught fire (bom a lamp which was sit- takes out and s-eplaees with ease, and ft ting on the floor near by. In an instant but let hole about an inch in diameter she was completely enveloped in flames, through his ri-ht arm, for the purpose A large bowl of yeast being tho enly
case, Instructed lluUby• U|*n otic ocvw-1 wus dashed ujon her, which checked adelphia, where he expects to have his slon that hr» mum not ask Mr. fori the flame* to a great extent, I)r. Gerst- arm amputated. He claims to have re]ennnt« any more. At the next visit ineyer was immediately called, and at ceived his Injuries at the battle of PittsBubby pervhed himself on Mr. first pronounced her injulies fatal. She bnnr Landing. He la somewhat indeknee and looked wistful and hungry, is still in a very critical and painful dendent with all his poverty and ac-whU-h didn't sxm to affect the gent I#- condition, but hopea of her re- knowledge* that he «Us a great deal of man. At la*l Bubbv said, It seems to covery are now entertained. A sister opium which he washes down with bed me that I atneli peanuts!" ThN brought of this young lady was t.c vcrcly burned whiskey. II© succeeded |n obtaining Mr. to wi,v. of his 0.i!'i.'* and in a similar manner while preparing for sever nl donations and was referred to made him shell out, th«« M*?nncrrhor Masquerade last year. Trustee Nay lor for further assistance.
0f
thtmr of a liquid nature in the room, |n raising funds to pay hjs way to Phil-
a pblful looking
exciting the sympathy of the public
AHRIAOE ICENSES.—The tallowing licenses have been issued by the County Clerk since our last report:
Francis M. Churchill and Mary D. Mlllei. harley Johnson ami 8anth C. Fleetwood. Henry (Vhickedany and I^oiiisa Wehrineyer.
Herman Tom bulk or and Margaret Newkam. Peter II. Leonard and Ellen C. Kelly./
ON
Tuesday afternoon when it was understood that the bill concerning tho fees and salaries of county officers was likely to pass tho legislature, three of our county officials might have been soen, carpet-bag in hand, striking for tho Indianapolis depot. They didn't propose to submit to such an outrage on theirftloarest rights if they could help themselves, and it seems tint they have not been able to help themselves.
A PETITION is now in circulation among the citizens of the southeastern part of tho city, for theopeningof Ninth street from Poplar street to the southern limits of the city. Tho petition is in the hands of energetic men who are endeavoring to have it ready to present to the City Council at their next meeting. Most of the property holders interested favor this movement as it will be a source of great convenience, and will also greatly increase tho value of property in that vicinity.
DR.
J. J. HAUK has removed his
drug store to his new building on tho southeast corner of Main and 7th streets opposite tho Terre-Ilaute House, where he has fitted up one of tho most complete aud admirable drug establishments in the city. The store room is twenty-live by seventy feet, and is finished in walnut, with concave ceiling. The whole building is an ornament to the city. The hall of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers is on the third floor, and there are five handsome offices on the second floor, all finished in the best and most desirable style.
IIE following letter, addressed to "The Most Hon. Attorney, Terre-Hauto, Indiana," was received in this city on Tuesday. It is a lino specimen of Missouri intelligence, and shows the reputation for divorce facilities which Indiana has acquired abroad:
D— I'— o. Mo.,
Hon. Attorney
bKINNKK—VOLIVIA—1'eb. 8. 1*71, at the Newton, by Clark Skinner to
residence of John St Ilev. (i. \V. Stafford, I Miss Mattic Volivia.
LKONAItD— KELLY—-On Thursday, February ltith, at St. .loM ph's Catholic Church, by Rev. J. L5. Cliasse, .Mr. Peter II. Leonard to Miss Ellen C. Kelt v. both of this city.
*ht I.n rprvHl and Host as-'ortment of w?»l and imitation Laces, Lace Collars, Handkerchiefs, &e., at
S. L. SILT A fs,
ofi-tC 149 Main street.
TheClticUerfiig A- Hradbtirry Pianos, Mason A Hamlin Organs, also other reliable Instruments for sale by XV. H. Paige A Co.
For Ftnc Cut, Navy, and other popular brands of chewing tobacco call at Charles Woid£|, No. 11, south 4tli street. ,,33-1 m.
Qwiyyrs! have the best plows in the market. Ask for the "Hamilton" niul bee for yourself. They mean business.
I Cordially Invite all Physicians tocall at my rooms and test I lie power of "Magnetism" as a curative agency. I think it the dnfy of every practitioner to possess a knowledge of this gift, and will teacli the art to all desirous of learning it, on reasonable terms.
Tv?
MR.
FEU.
loth, '71.
Ileal Sir
1 am informed that a person can set a divoree much cli'-appcr & quicker in your state than it can be obtained in this stale, as my wife hftx left me & I have good reasons to think she never intends to come.back, I want divorce from her in the cheapest «& quickest way. l'lease send me your brxt terms for ise'iting the same how long it will take, & will 1 be obliged to jo there before gettinir it. Dwrtion is iii.y complaint.
Please answer soon A Obliges Yours Truly.
(P. S.) Also who would have a right to the cliilii roll
EAD
W
HAT EN. IMHAI.I.
IT.—After
S
NATHAN KIMB: i.r,,
AYS OF
having used your "Expecto
rant Syrup" long enough to know and appreciate its good qualities, 1 can cheerfully bear testimony to its uniform success in curing the most obstinate eases of Coughs, Colds, etc.
I
have
frequently- administered the Expectorant to my children, and always found it to bo tho very best, as well as the most pleasant remedy of its kind:
Treas, of State.
For sale by Eberle it Hitniley.
MARRIED.
H. A.
Davis A Co.,) has been purchased and is now opened by the undeisigned. Afresh stock of Pu-e Drugs and Medicine* ha* been added to the already liberal supply of goods in this line, and will be sold at lowest powlbte prices.
The Proscription Department will be under the immediate charge of Mr.
H. H.
James, whose known cartlul attention and long experk-nae warrant* the greatest confidence. W. C. BCNTIN 4 Co.
The best quality of Violin and Guitar Strings for sale chcap, at W. H. Paige A Co., Cor. 6th and Main streets.
One dollar will actually cufe yduf cough. Buy
DARK'S PICTOEAI ELIXIR
Use Brow am' Expeetorawt for Consumption, it will give you more relief than any Medicine in the market. For sale by Eberle & Bindley.
Xow in the time to buy a nice little home at a low ftgnre, and some time on part of pa rehash. The advertiser wants to sell a H««seand IJO oeatcd in a qnlet neighbor, hood—far enough town the Opera House to make It desirable! House contains 4 rooms all in good repair, with cellar good large cistern in ymrd. Lot lias on it apple, peach, cherry and pear trees (big tree* that grow fruit) with room to plant mora. Price 11,20 -half cash. l«alan* on good time. For further particular* addrew Hotaw, P. Box 912, Tarre-Haute.
W. I*. jMicT A Cm. keep a well selected siock of Muiic on hand. Orders protnptly r:'.ed.
LETTER FROM AH sry TO P. E. TUTTLE. OB
Try iti.v rive '««it and examine my Miioiciux tob:iueo.
IIAI. KMx't it for diseases of the Throat and Lungs. Sec circular.
Npeeial Notice.—Great liargnlus in Notions, Hosiery, Lnces, Edgings, Trimmings of all kinds, Linen Handkerchiefs, Ac., at the closing out sale at .St tf. XnTiurr's.
WATCHKS,
Spectacles nn«l Watch Repairing:,
WM. STATZ,
3
01 MAIN ST.
1 May yen! 1-—Jones A Jones can sell a good plow for lews money than any firm in town. Oo with money in your baud and see.
I want to tny Old Kold niul Kilter. N. K. FRKKMAN, 6-lf 1«1 Main Klrccf.
Children will take
KMX
PIUWILHCR.
Drug*! Irug*!-Theelegant DrugRvo.e, on the north side of Main, one door east of Sixth
street,
(formerly eonductcd by
E N E W O E A S O E
Translation:
.• r. "A SAX FBAN(TSCt), Fun. t.
Tumi!:-My friend Chung Foo says you w«nt Chinee boy to ,st. in* 3rour Tea Store. I will yet you Chinee boy when 1 e::n s.:n.(i on my lei.s. I play too much card with Truthful James and Bill Nye—Ah Sin 'oo uiiieh foit Bill Nvc—Bill Nvo too much for ... ........ ... Ail SIN. ,*• 1-* -s 5
Got. your Teas, Coffees and Sugars ar New York Tea Store.
CIIAS. WI:III:I„
nets like a charm."
1
33-lm. No. 11 south 41 ii street.
1 NJI.V ye*! TL.—Plow dealers can make money on the "Hamilton" l'low. It Is better finished and superior in every way. Jor.es it Jones can supply them.
Kcv. Win. (irnhtiin. of N. \V. ferenee, says "HAWK'S
PKCTOKAI.Ind.MXII: E
Fair roon*K to Hon I.—Thesplendid mile track,two hundred stnlKoflieesnninhitheatre. and seveniy-feu.- acres of i)«st»n-c, belonL'ingto the Vijio Agricultural Society, one mile cast of the city of Tcrrc-IIaute, will be leased, (subject to the rules uud regulations of the Society^ for one or two years. Application must be made to the undersigned commlflee ]revious to Saturday, February ^"th, 18.11. •M. M. IIicKfox, -.« .1. H. MrMi IITIMK, Committee. "Kai JoS. (ii I.llKlCr,
After you Uave iiioil every Cou Medicine and thev* have f,iilel to cure your Cough, t.v Drowns' Kxpectorani. ^t will cure you every lottle is warranted. Price Sl.CO per bottle. For sale wholc-sale ami retail by Ebcrlc Dinilley. tM-'2m.
say yes 1.—Jones A Jot-. have the "Cast-C'ast Kted Plow," warranted to *cour anywhere and to outwear four plows of any oilier make. Talk can't -Iter it.
I'li.vsici.i 3N rt'comniend
I'AUK'S PKCTO-
RAI:R'S
I K. 11 WI 11 cure Crou[.
A I.nrjfe l.ot of Furs, which inu«-l be sold. We offer them, therefore, away below cost. 31-tf. NltTKKT.
Choice Ifavnitn Ci^ari*. nt ten cents, or by the box. Call at Charles eldel's, No. 11 south ttli street. 33-lm.
Millinery CJocxls, Clouk and DreiS Trimmiugrt and Buttons very clicnp at H. L. STRAI'S, 3»-tf. fe 140 Main slre t.
»wiy I -The "Hamilton" Plow is "walking off" with all other sheet Steel Plows warranted Superior in harnnew, scouring qualities and llghtncsn of draft to any. Ask for it.
A Irfir^r Lot of Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, Toadies' Port Monalcs, at 31-!f. Ntrrr.RT'H.
H^ra A Arnold have now opened the best asHort«Ht *t»ek of Fnney (KKMI*, /zephyr Worsteds, Funs Ac., which has ever been showed in this citv. ltf.
Cbnmp«|cno Wines. Imported 1'ort and Sherry Wines, California Wines, and Pure Native Wines from Herman, Missouri, at Lyne's, 229 Main street, inimed lately opposite the Terre-Haute House. eo-tf
The laryeit UMtrirarnl or
A
Penny
IS*l*.
O a
IJMHW
WfttfbM, at tbe Iwwest prices. In ai l«l M»ln utrrrt, n«ir corner Ktslh «tr«rl.
Mf. ». B. FltECHAX.
MTM! l» a penny
made! YOTJ
can make many a jenny by buylne your CorseUi and Kancy Goods at lim A
15-tf.
AR.xdLi%'r
15-tf. Hoop Skirt Factory
©or Competitor* '-=»n't understand hoii it Is possible, that we «-il a great many goo-i-cheaper thsn they can buy tbeut, and yet wt do iL
4!
5-
4{ Hiiy .ves 1.-Jones «V .locirs give
odds on (In -'Hamiiton" plow when put hi the field against "Richmond."
HVehavcf wo FlrNl-CiKSN Wnft'h 1fii(k ers. and a Jeweler that can inan! "aenuf any article wauled. T!IOM having weicheJto I'epulr will do well to make a of this.
S. II. 1'hi I.M\N,
ll-tf. m: -Jfil Main sMvet, near t:o.. ot tith.
llnving.Sidil ill) ratiro Fiitei'«Mf in my menl shop, corner oi' (i:li
kV (lilo
streets.
I most respectfully lvqnes* ih i( :ill those I knowing themselves indehi il to tne, tocalland settle their accounts. As my means art very Jimiled, I shall ex peel pioiiipt paymentby those whom I have luvorcd.
The business will be continued by my successor, (Jordon Lee, who will try to keep a good assortment of the best (juallly oi fresh meats. (Jive him a call. t". Ji:ituv Voitis.
AMUSKM KNT.
iiousi
ADELAIDE P1I1LLIPPS»
CONCERT C0MPY!
Miss A!»FJ-WrE PiriLLIl'PS n-spe-f-fully aiuiounces
AT Til OPKRA HOCSK,
Wednesday Kveninir Fel. 2'-.NL
Assisted by the following Artistes:
The Greatest C.'ornet Player in the Woild nr. JI N IT VSRFIT, The Kinineiil Ilaritone
Mr. KDWiKI) IVOI FVI t\, Thedislinyuishcd l'ianlst and Compost i.
A DMIKKIOX:
Balcony Chairs fl fiO Orebesiraand Dress Circle 1 00 No extra charge for Hescrved Seals. Family Circle 7fi *9- To
Im
hail at the I tot lc Store ot it.
C. CRAWFORD,
(1
COX on and after Monday, February Vlli. and nt (lie Opera House on the evening of the Concert.
The Piano is from (be Faeioiv of Steinway & Sons, and furnlehed by Anton Shlde, their sole ngent in Teire-llnule.
To comuicuce at 8 o'cltK'k.
KCIOKAI.
on hand a full line of all tiint can be wanted In
Boots & Shoes
MEN'S K11» BOOTS
Made In the Pent Custom Shop* In thiI'lifted filatt*.
Calf Boots, heavy and fine, *ew» d, p'-uutC, lxix-toe. nitif plain. Men's liroean*. Oxfoid ties, low (|Uftrlerel fboes peggctl and wwod. also tine lot of Patent Ijcather, anl Moroeeo, lH)X-t»* and plain. dr«*s shoes, mens calf, carjH-t, goat skin, and cloth slipper*.
In Womcns' Work,.
MT ANSOKTXKXT IS
"HARD TO BKAT,"
Connie ting of calf, tutr, npllt-l«*«thcr, gon t«kin, train, and pebble grubi. oll-tlrewed «oar, J:. and French kid, aiid -otorw c' nil kinds.
Merge work from the lowest to the h!t i.«ti prices, Button shoes, lae«s sl.oo*, enngrcMSicaitt tSf low cut wi.i •th'""', with a low ln-cl, lor cm. fort more tl.an 1-.ic
Children's Shoes
utoa TIII: SMALLEST »CA» K" TUTIIK
French «»r Glove Kid High Poikh.
I f^tll and »ee nte -.viten yon are Jot»k..ig arcrrn l. n~ it our btiMW-'." in show .* If, ,:r.r OidHtur:.:. Uln:. (.o ~n I fied iitxit, west til Optrn» Ijfnjj**. 8!-ST!t.
IQMNIBUS
Ii KK£ 4c A KSOI.O.
Ask yoar Dnigxlu
EIJXIH.
IIABK'S
BCTOKAI.
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