Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 2, Number 40, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 March 1872 — Page 5

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10,000 EDITION

.OF THE

SATURDAY EVENING MAIL.

TO BUNI2TE1I8 MEM.

$ Next week we will Issue ah extra edition or TEN THOUSAND COPIES of the Saturday Evening Mail. Instead, however, of sending it, as heretofore, over a broad expanse of territory, the entire edition will be distributed in this and the adjoining counties of this State and Illinois, thus making it ••J of greater benefit as an advertising medium.

Agents have been secured in each of the following towns who are instructed to put a copy in every dwelling and business house, manufactory and shop, and in the hands of every farmer who may be in town on that day, viz: Mar* .^1 shall, Paris, Sullivan, Brazil, Rockville,

Clinton, Newport, Eugene, Howling Green, etc. 1 ,5 Only a limited space will be devoted to advertising, as the main object is to bring into favorable notice The Mail, as an attractive, readable paper. This tact will also insure advertisers that it will be faithfully distributed in all the towns and country contributing trade to this city.

Advertisements should be handed in, or space secured on Monday, or at the latest Tuesday noon. ^r

KXTHA KDITION KATES.

1 $15 00 y%ColI!mu 8 00 *i

6 00

3 Hquare* 4 GO 2 8 00 1 Hquaie 2 00 lioral Notices, small type, per line 15 large type, 20 Business Peisoiiaf, per line '20 '£r per cent, off advertisement* now lu 'IIn* Si.ill.

The above rates include the regular city and country editions. Remember, advertisements and locals should be contracted for on Monday, if possible, to secure insertion.

No better or more thorough advertislug medium could bo devised.

ItKADRR, are you tho unfortunate possessor of a coal pile in front of your door? If so, then you are an object of sympathy. Peace leaves you from the moment your bituminous fuel is deposited at your door-way grimy, liun-gry-looking urchins throng tho entrance to your office, and a dozen voices shout in concert: "Mister, is that yer ccal To which you reply, "It is, f.iir youth." "I)o you want it fetched up?" "Wo dost." What'll yorgive?" You state the amount which you consider an equivalent, and then the two largest boys kick the little ones down stairs, and close tho bargain with you. After borrowing your coal scuttle, and firo shovel, and your neighbor's coal-scuttle

gand

fire-shovel, they coinmonce opera-

•:tlons. How they clatter and clamor up and down stairs, spilling coal everywhero and making more noise than a whole llotilhi of mortar bouts. At •, length they announce that tho coal is carried up. You know this is not so, ,• that uluKKHt one fourth tho coal yet remains below, while another one-fourth

Is pr)fusoly scattered from the top to th« bottom of the stairs. lint you are half-choked with coal dust, your head aches with the noise, and to obtain peace you are retllyglad to pay even -*ii dtmo more lh:in you promised. If you are nervous it will take a day or two to recover vnur placidity. 1

RKAI. ICMTATK TKANSFKRS.—The

lowing transient of real estate appear upon the Recorder's books for the woel^ ending this morning:

Jerome 8 HuNe to Helurlch Kreutxeg, lot In I lie elt.v for #W0. fc* Hmniiel Slaven to Isaae Slaven undlvlib-d

Inteiesi In 40 acres In l«st Oreek township ,, fur Oliver JJ Urlgft to I'rinh lleusel, lot in '1 driver's subdivision for$l,t*)Q.

Mruths T. Kendall io same, lot In same milxll vision lor fi' David Well to David Phillips lot In Ilos* A iKiniii'IlyV .MIIHIIVIXIOJI foi WtK).

M'-lw-n J- Hum and other* to Hin»m Farmer, S8 itcros In Prairie t'n'ck township for 9.', M*i.

Jo'in .Turkmen to Clin*. VV. Jack-wm. lot. In

Tik'UII.

and U«her's sul*llvl»lon HirftM).

k, Andrew J. Urundy to Mary J. Puglt, two lot* In same MilwIlvWon for&!00. Andrew J, \WI«l to A. J. Orundy, lot in

Jeweit'* sntxllvl-lon tormt. .latino DvHm* to Jumn 8. Miller, lot In OtltK-rt

PIho*

lor #1,»W.

Samuel K. K. Fl^k to Louise Fl*k,2lot* in Mlildletown forfSO. Alfrrl II'IVkk, Administrator, to Fwlerl"k \V. llotDnan et al, a lot In the city for tH.OMI. rimrles B. Hedlfer and others to WIHHm Kdlv. WSS-ldl) Mtom, in Kevins township, for $'i(W.

John Nevlns to Swinn«l Stouthartl, »erw» In snme-township, for fM*). Jump* M. J^cOHntock to wame, undivided Intorvst In JO acres in same township, for $"I(V

Felix MCTV.1W to Hnnnsh Mannlon, lot In Turner'smtlxilvlslou, for 1175.

mFnVl"

Tuell Jenn' subdivision ftr 10.5.

"OiT or

IIKR SPHKRK."—Mr*.

iHkiwon hw."

Mag

gie V. King is now engaged in the canvas ol this cltv for Mrs. Lixsie Boynton Harbert's ner book, bearing the above 'V title. It Is, Ibe author states, a book for "Our Girls," the coming women of the country. The purpose of the work is told in the following stanta, which .we find on the title page: "Ihe mission of woman on earth? To uplift,

Purify ant] con Arm, by her own gracious Bin. The world. In despite of the world's dull endeavor Todeanwl* and drag down and oppose It forever. Th« miasioa of woman? Born to soothe and to solace. To help and

heal the sick world that

iRTtMitm-1The following is a Hat of interments for the week ending tLls morning:

March SV-Mr*. Catherine Halter, age 37 W. SMifbnl, the Brain.

M«irh

ST—

Wataea—

year* and dun-OMjolim of Marvh Intent of Bdmand itill born

ISuTl born M«irb 27—Charlwi P. Wittenberg* age

Chart** F. 1

General Debility.

Mareh 27-Inftunt of Joeaph 1 mar aad 1 months Scalded. March »—tMvid H. Wmt, age ycara, 6 months and «daje-Ooi*iio»plJo«.

Mareh Mrs.

C. JKeUegr,a«*

URUterine

Knuas, age (H

Sioi8 of the sure and near approach of Spring: Mud.

Winds. Marbles. Parasols. "**. Aactions. March 30th. Green grass. Maple sugar. Mending nets.

Organ grinders. Houses to rent. Colds id the doze. Robins in the trees. Buckwheat cakes gone. Garden seeds at the store. Overcoats getting too heavy. Such lovely new bonnets—O, la! Winter goods labeled "Spring styles!" Stoves taken in farming tools hung out.

The man with the straw hat %nd linen coat. —PENS.—As it is said "of the making of Books there is no end" so it might be said of Pens. Styles adapted to any hand, be it ever so brawny or fair, can be found at the Central Book Store, 159 Main stieet, stand formerly occupied by B. G. Cox. —Opening of spring and summer styles at S. L. Straus', Tuesday, April second.

-It has been found that the best remedy for general Debility. Stomach and Liver Complaints, will cure Dyspepsia and the best morning apetizer in existence is Hurley's Celebrated Stomach Bitters, at Wholesale and Retail at Cook A Davis, Ohio street, TerreHaute.

—INK.—How

hard it is to get an Ink

to suit you if you do not call at the right place. You will find no difficulty in getting just what you want at the Book Store, 159 Main street. Arnold's, Butler's, Carter's, David's, Bartlett's, Maynard «fe Noyes', Cox's, and the French Inks are there as well as colored Inks.

Opening of spring and summer styles at S. L. Straus', Tuesday April second. —BOOKS.—Step into the Central Book Store, 159 Main street, and look through the stock of Books there. You may see something to suit you, and if you do, you can buy it cheap.

—We invite the attention of painters and builders to the prominent advertisement in this paper of the Collins White Lead and Oil Company of St. Louis, represented in this city by A. G. Austin fe Co., at the sign of the Gold Wheel and Gold Anvil. This is one of the oldest companies in the Union, and supplies great qnantitea of white lend to the Government, and they confidently refer to any leading

Cigh

fol

ainter in this city, for proof of its grade.

—Justices Blanks of all kinds in use are to be had at the Contral Bookstore, 159 Main streot. A liberal discount will be given by the quantity.

—"ErlangerA* Co.'s Model Shirt," the best over Introduced in any market, made to order on short notice. A good assortment continually kept in stock.

—CROQUKT.—O. Bartlett A Co., 101 Main street, have in stock a largo lot of fine Croquet to sell, wholesale or retail.

—"There was a sound of rovolry by ni^ht," for the man of the house had just brought home one of those neat and elegant baby cabs procured at Holmes A Parks', 100 Main streot, who have on exhibition, on tho third floor of their establishment, the finest lot of baby carriages ever brought to this city. For elegance and durability the lot is really superb and well worth iin inspection. Holmes Parks are confident that they can undersell any house in the city.

—PKNCIWI.—A good Load Pencil is a good thing, a poor one is a nuisance. They are exactly of the right stripo, and for sale at the Central Book Store, 159 Main streot.

—Mr. Here, of the Opera House Ba-a-iar, is going East this evening, after a fine stock of goods in his line, and would like to inform the ladies that he will open the new Spring Campaign of the new firm, with all tho novelties to to bo looked for in a first-class Fancy Goods House.

Our prices will always be so low as to protect, our numerous patrons in every respect, and in regard to kind

ite'uhen Goodwin to John R«w, Jr.. 30 and attentive treatment, we shall try ,ros in Hi fey township for *W0,

y^yViold Yo Jacob" Bel Ion, lot In

our lxwt to p|oaseall.

Respectfully, A.

Hera, Successor to Here A Arnold's Great Opera House Basaar. —JOK Rtrrr, at bis elegant and popular Main street Meat Market, has on the hooks every week some of the finest beef, veal and mutton that can be obtained in this market. Call on him if you want something extra in the way of ffct, juicy, tender roasts or steaks. He asks no more for good meats than some other butchers do for poor meat, and hence the great popularity of bis establishment. His sugar cured hams give the heat of satisfaction. m9-5t.

—One advantage in baying your wearing apparel early this spring, is to save the advance that Is sure to be made upon all kinds of floe woolens, cloths, etc. Bannister hm Juat retained from New York, where be bought his goods at the bead of the market and at a cloae margin. He te prepared to make them vp in the best style and at reasonable prion. Has splendid stock of fine clothe, (footings, cheroits, saltings, farntshing goods. Ac. Call sad see them, at 79 Main sin

—Tbs largest apd ftesbsat stock of canned fruits in the city si tbs lowest price can bs foond at White A MelTin's, J6-H

TERRE-HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL MARCH 30. 1872.!

Died.

WITTENBERG—In this city on Monday morning, the 25th inst, Charles F. Wit ten berg, at the advanced age of 7S years.

Mr. Wittenberg's death was very sadden Although in feeble health lor some time, there was no anticipation of immediate death. He had arisen in the morning, as usual, eaten his break

Cut, and sat down to

peruse the mornlDg piper*. Suddenly the paper dropped from his hand and he was dead, having expired without a straggle.

The deceased was born in Erfurt, Prussia, and for a number of years held an honora ble position in the postal department Germany. He came to the United States' in 1849, and first became a resident of this city. Afterwards he removed to Clay conn ty, then to Galena, Illinois, where he publi»hed a paper, and returned to this city in 1865. He established the Berger Zeltung, since changed to the Banner which he con ducted with much ability. At the time of his death he held the office of Magistrate, a position he had filled for a number of years. He was a man well educated, of fine culture, a graceful and forcible writer, and a true man, enjoying the highest es teem of all who knew him. At the close of a long and useful life he goes hence, leaving on excellent family of children in prosperous circumstances.

—The Springfield fire Insurance company of Springfield Massachusetts is still doing business, represented by Hager fc Mckeen who will give you all the information regarding its standing and ability to pay losses as promptly as any, and write your Policies on good property in such a manner that no question wonld arise that could make it unpleasant in case of fire. This com pany is one among the first the land and has the respect and confidence of business men, whereever it is known. —PAPER.—Fine. American, English and French Papers, with Envelopes to match, can be had at B. G. Cox's Book Stand, 159 Main street. The above Stationery will be furnished plain or initialed. Those in want of a choice article, in this line, will please take notice.

—Seed sweet potatoes, a very fine lot, at C. Lee A Son's, corner of Sixth and Ohio streets. ^t

—Early Rose and other varieties of seed Potatoes at C, Lee A Son corner of 6th and Ohio streets. 23 3t

—New and handsome English Chevoit Shirtings just received at Erlanger A Co.'s. Call and leave your measure. 16-tf.

—One dozen Chicago charm bells, at $1 a piece just received at Herz's BaZilr- e, —Humaston's Hams, choice Dried Beef, Fish in kitts, barrels and boxes, at White A Melvin's, very low., ..

—For the past two weeks Erlanger A Co. have been daily receiving new and handsome go«ds. They did alive ly trade with them, and Mr. Erlanger lias this day started for New York for a second supply. 16-tf.

—Fine French and English Cassimeres, Diagonals, Baskets, and Mix' Suitings are all the go and you will find a splendid assortment at Bannister's, 77 Main St.

—Eleven and one-half pounds of good su^ar for one dollar at White it Melvi.i's. '16-tf. —The best WAi and 15c cotton hose in tire ci13' at Ilerz's iz lar.

—Get one of those handsome spring sdits nt Krlanger's. Miller knows how to get tliein

Hp.

... 16-tf.

—You can take your choice for 10c out of lot of soiled hoopskirls, nt Here' Hoop Skirt Factory, Opera House,

—Opening of spring and summer styles at S. L. Straus', Tuesday, April second.

—What makes a nicer Business Suit than a fine English or Scotch Cheviot? You can get either made up in the best style at Bannister's, 77 Main St.

—They have come at last. Those beautiful Sprini* goods now opening at initiator's, 79 iin street. Call and see them.

—Choice maple molasses and buekwheut Hour cheaper than any other place in the city at White it Melvin's, Cook's new block, southwest corner of 4Jth »nd Cherry streets.

—Heinl Brothers'Eighth Annual Descriptive and Illustrative Plant Catalogue, a very neat pamphlet from the press of the Steam Printing House, 142 Main street, is upon our table. Their •stock of plants, bedding roses, etc. is very large and fine this season, and their energy and industry entitle them to a large share oi patronage. We are happy to see a growing taste with our people for articles in their line. The Heinl Brothers mail free upon application, this catalogue, another of fruit and ornamental trees, and their wholesale or trade list. 16-5t.

—The finest quality of Milam Apples, Oranges and Lemons, with other varieties of Fresh Fruits, at White A Melvin's.

Kycc'i FMriljr Carpet*" Bedaeed SS Ceats a Ya»«l I We guarantee these Carpets to wear and hold their color aa well as any Extra Super that can be bought at il.35. "Syce's Hand-Lee* Carpets,** Better Styles and flu the Bast Goods in the market. EXTRA SUPER CARPET8 J1 ft 8aper Carpet*.. Heavy lagrala Oarpete Good Fair Heavy OsrpeHu™.. Good Fair No aoooanl Oarpeta__

Body and Tapartry Stylos and Patterns not to be fbvnd In any and sold at fotr pviess.

White Satiate nnd "Colored Bnllatc with bright Borders, el TVELL, BIPw UTdl

Cheek nnd Plalda, very bright nnd haedaeie, 9X1 to SO els. per yard, al TV ELL, BIPLET DEBIXMPS.

Belly Tardaaa, ol TITKLL, BIPLET BBSIMa'S.

lapnsMcHsillagi freas SS loMela. per jrard, at TUELL, BIPLET APEXIXC'S.

Silk aed Weel Marge*, Pongees, aad Irish Poplins, at TITELL, BIPLET 4k DESIXO'S.

SPBIWe STTLES—Tnell, Blpley Iteming have opened some of the meat deslrahle Dress Goods, dictated by faahlen for Spring wear. Every thing renaldered denlrable will be found upon their counters at very lew prices.

The Magic Garter, a new Invention leeg needed, for sale at TITELL, BIP* LEY DEKIWG'S.

CNBSETS!—For a well made Corset ol good style, at a low price, go to TITELL, BIPLEY A UEVIXG'S.

Byee'a Carpet Hall is out with another special advertisement to-day. Having silenced the batteries of the eneiny in the "Carpet War," and effectually perforated the bubble that has arisen to the surface through the "puffing and blowing" process adopted by bogus Carpet Dealers, this live institution has now a word or two for those interested in Paper Hangings. A view of the "situation" at No. 77 Main street, shows most conclusively that the boys are "prepared for the pressure," come whence or how it may. They are now handling a stock larger than the combined ssocks elsewhere In the city a selection of styles that for variety and beauty are unsurpassed, and many unique aDd fine designs in paper for Parlors, Halls, Ceilings, and general decorative work, for which they have the exclusive agency in this place. Competent workmen for plain or ornamental hanging, ready to give prompt attention to all orders. They cordially invite a comparison of styles, qualities and prices, feeling confident that they can give satisfaction to all.

Furniture.—Now is the time to buy your furniture. We are selling our entire stock at cost. The rooms we occupy will be for rent after May 1st.

J. A. E. W. Ross,

m30-3t. No. 11 and 12, south 2nd St.

Where, Oh, Where Are the Carpet Warriors T—If you don't believe we are on the "War Path," come and see. We are taking down fences and going for the enemy "cross lots." Thes "ambulances" must have the right of way1 to pick up all "sick compctUorn" wlio get In the way of a single squad of "reserved forces"in the shape of a partof the lot ol "100 Rolls Carp*ts" just arrived at the "Arsenal," 77 Main street. Look at the "shots," how they hit. Competitors already sick at so large a stock and sold at such low prices. It will make a competitor" sick enough to resort to most anything to gain more notoriety. Our prices must, shall and will prevail over bombast and personalities. _,

Found.—Near McKeen A Minshall's Bank, 72 Main street, that candies, nuts, oranges, lemons and apples, are constantly kept on hand, and sell them cheap. Also the finest cigars and tobaccos in the city,

2t-

R. L. BRACK'S.at

Potato Headquarter*.—-Dealerscan be furnir hed at any time from the car or store, in small or large qualities, of Peach-Blow, Early Rose and Peerless, at

JACKSON,

A. C.

23,2t Ohio street, bet. 5th and 8th.

Mlllinera and l'nereliauUt will do well to look through our Immense stock of milllnry and fancy goods. We buy for cash from tlrst hands and will give our customers the advantage of it. 8. L. Straus, 119 Mats street. 18-tf

For putting up gutter ana spouting, tin and sheet-Iron, Jobbing, good and cheap, Moore & II agger ty can not bo cqualt-d, 181 Main street. ee tf.

For Cheap cistern and force pumps goto Moore A Hagerty, No. 181 Main St.. ee-tf.

Joseph II. RrigfTN, dealer lu Groceries and Provisions, eorui-r Fourth and Cherry streets, Is in receipt of a lar«c lot of Fish In kits and half barrels Hams, Bacon and Shoulders, of best brands Canned goods In great variety. All of which he oilers at as low prices as can be found in the city.

Conceded b.v

Every One that best Tin and Slate ee-tf.

Moore A Hagerty are th Roofers in the city.

C^JSPT OIsT.

v' "yip. Ir yon want a nice mantle or grate, examine Moore A Hage fly's stock Vfore Purchasing, 181 Main street. ee-tl.

City ninlngRooma 1—TheTerre-Tiante City Dining Rooms, south Mdeof Ohio St., between Fouriband Fifth, have Just opened under the supervision of an experienced caterer. Meals will be served at all hours. Dinner from 12 to S o'clock. Persons wanting meals will be served promptly at any hoar from 6 o'clock In the morning to 12 'clock at night. Day hoarders accomm«v dal*d on reasonable terms. 25-tf. F. PlKFKHBRISQ.

Are yen in want of a No. 1 Cooking rtange, any slse, call on Moore A Hagerty 181 Main street, and they will suit yon. ee-tf. :-tit

Chesapeake nnd Baltimore Pork, the flneat brands of line cut chewing tobacco In the market at N. Rat sen bach, 147 Main street. mStf.

Charles Buy has opened anew botcher Shop on the southeast corner of Mala and Dth streets, where he would like to steal the pnbHa. Hts shop on Fourth street will be ran ss usual, so he Is now proprietor of two establishment*, both open dally. He will deal In the freshest, tsttest aad moat exhilarating beef, the most soul sstlsiying nation, and the sMst Inspired portc. Gentle

Hie thee to Msy's And as your gam

Upon the meats, the most tempting in tows Which hs oflbra for sale so very low down.

.....

ChetfapMike nnd Ilnlllmoro PnrK, the finest brands of tine cut cliowing tobacco in tho market at N. Katzenbnch, 147 Main street. m23-tf.

It i* a fact generally known and acknowledged by physicians that skin diseas es arise from impurities of the blood. For this use that nflver failing remedy, Hurley's Harsaparilla, with Iodide ol Potash. For sale, wholesale and retail by Cook and Davis, Ohio street.

16-tf Removal.—On or about April 1st, I will remove to my new store room, on Main street, between Sixth and Seventh, where I shall be better prepared than ever before to show an unusually fine and attractive stock of spring mllllnrry. Willi thanks for th» very liberal patronage for the past few years, n- effort will be lacking to merits its continuance M. A. KAHIDON.

RYCE'S

CARPET

We have received already largely of Spring Ooods, and are

Opening Something: New Every Day,

which must be sold to make room for more about the middle of April.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY

HALL.

GREAT DEPOT FOR PAPER HANGINGS.

LARGEST STOCK-

NEWEST DESIGN S-

COMPLETEST WORK-

I E S

To make room ror our second stock

SPRING GOODS!

SOW OFFERED,.

TO BUY GOODS AT

CLOSING OUT PRICES!

So early in the Season

Chesapeake and Baltimore Park, the finest brands of fine cut chewing tobacin the market at N. Kntzcnbach, 117 Main street. in'28-tf.

Special Xollcc.—Dr. Moore desires to advise his friends and tlie public, tlait the rumor of hi* intended removal from this city, is without foundation, and that his steadily increasing patronage, together with the desirableness of Turre-Haute as a place of residence, may be an assurance to his friends Hint lie contemplates no removal, present i.or prospective. He continues business at the same office which he has occupied for the last three years, and where lie may always be found, when not professionally absent. Office, 118 Main Ht., Opera House block, over John' Kuppenheliner's clothing store. m.lO-lt

50 pieces

Kotiee.—Those desiring to investigate the Harmonlal Philosophy can procure any work desired, by calling at Dr. Pence's office, adjoining his drug house, sontli Second street, where a full assortment of books, pamphlets, Ac., devoted to the cause of progress and reform may be had. Also a full stoek of stationery goods on hand and for sale at the lowest cash price. m2-8is

For tlie Fincai BmnU of fine cut chewing tobacco call on N. at sen bach Main street. m23-tf.

Titm-Payfra Nhonld Remember that ten per cent, penalty will be added to nil taxes not paid by the evening of the 15th of April. The officers are not allowed to put It on. or leave It off at their pica-nure, for the

law says It shall be added, and the Treas- |Qn Tuegday Evening,

urers are required to send collectors Imma-

dlately to call upon every delinquent taxpayer, and these collectors are allowed constable fees. Incase* where the tax is small, the penalty and co*ts double tho original tax therefore all will see at once that it Is greatly to their interest to pay their taxes before the penalty attache*. We would further add that all cannot be waited on In one day, AX it will be be*t not to wait too long^ind thus avoid the con fusion.

QPERA HOUSE.

St.

For One Right Only! Wednesday Evening, April 3d.

Birdlinf and Drfjriav r»npetlU»s By the Famous

Duprez & Benedict's

IBWORLEAM

Gigantic Minstrels!

Of twenty years' organisation. The Chief Monarch* of Mlnsrelsjr, composed of A BKGIMKNT OF ARTISTS. On their Twentieth Annnal rocoeasfol toar, Introdocina their brilliant, vartoos Specialties. mod reliable, and largeat. complete Uooge inaxietence. a Carnival: imentfull of merit.

Beats for sate at Bartlett's Bast

Mala street Book Wore. C.H. DUPREZ,

It-

-FINEST STYLES.

-GREATEST VARIETY.

LOWEST PRICES- -XEATEST PATTERNS.

"EXCLUSIVE" LINES-

-BEST WORKMEN.

-PROMPEST ATTENT'N.

HAPPIEST CUSTOMERS SATISFACTPN INSURED.

HEADQUARTERS

FOR

Plain and Decorative

WALL PAPERS.

Still further Concessions

pieces

Drcss

Goods, (55

cents per yard—all different-, and Choice Styles tor a lady-like Suit or Dress. Every yard is worth uol less than 73c io $1,00 per yard.

W. 8. Hl't'E A CO.

Victoria Lawns, Jaconets,

and White Goods generally, very cheap.

Assorted

siery, half price.

W. S. RICE A CO.

PERA" HOUSE.

Styles

Piques, 25 cents per yard worth 86 cents to 40 cents. W. it. RITE A CO.

Ladies' White Cotton Ho

Gents' Unbleached Cotton

Hosiery, half prloe.

W. S. RYCK CO.

400 dozen Fringe and Bor-

dered Huck Towels, 94,50 per dozen worth Si,00. W. ft. RYCE A CO.

CH AS. B. JEFFEItSON Manager.

Monday and Tuesday,"

JOE JEFFERSON

Will appear as

Kip VHII Winkle,

Hupportid by a first-class Dramatic pa Particulars next week.^

Ql'ERA HOUSE.

Amusement Extraordinary!

Last appearance prior to licr departure lor Europe ot the talented young arliste,

KATIE PUTNAM!

Supported by the Original Hloek Company,

For Tlireo

XIKIIIM

Only, I

Commencing®

Thursday Eve., April 4th.

WATCH FOR TIIK CORSET RANI*.

8CALK OF PRICEH:

Parrpiette and Ualcony 7fic Family Circle fiOc Gallery 'is-

Reserved Seat" for sale at Bartlett's lioolc. Store without extra charge.

le cut RAM)

Complimentary Concert TO

Miss Fannie J. Kellogg'

OPERA HOUSE,

April

2ilU,

wmi

BRfclMU'N I'lXI. om

iiwnu,

In Overtures and Choruses.

W. II. PAIGK Director. ANTON 811 IDE Pianist*,,

PROtiRAMNKt PART rinnr.

1. Grand Overture Orchestra. 2. Full chorus with orcluwtra— Now the roll the lively Drum "La Kilie du Itegl." 8. Duett—O'er the hill, o'er thedale...(Hover,

Mrs. A. M. Austin A Mm. J. B. Austin. 4.

Solo—Farewell

Oruham.

Mrs. C. D. Carrlngten.

&. Solo and Quartette—Sweet Bells of MemW Mrs. J. B. Richardson, Miss M. Conn, Mr. W.

H. Paige, Mr. J. B. Richardson.

ft. Solo—Ernanl tnvolaml "Ernani." Miss Fannie J. Kellogg. PART SSCOXD. 1. Solo—Come back my bearti

J. C. Melalnger.

Mrs. Geo. K. Farrlncton.

2. Doett—Say onoe again 1 love these. "Don Paaqnale.'? Mln Kel'nm A Mrs. Oarrlngton. 5. Solo—On mighty pens—Creatlun.

Hayden.

the corn is Blampbin.

Mrs. Carrinjrton.

1 Solo and Quartett—when waving Annia dear. .. Mrs. Partington. Miss Katie Morgan, Mr.

W. H. Paige, Mr. R. McOormlck. &. Solo—Ooat Bella, (echo song.) Allen* Ml«a Krllogg. 1 Fall chorus with oreheatra-Come where flowers, etc~. "Martha."

Doors open at 7 o'clock, eaneert to commence at to o'clock. Admlaslon lower floor SO eenta, family eirele *0 cents, seeond pllej ft cent* No extra charge for re-

Tlckets for sale at o'cloek Monday mornlag at Baittatt Batton, B. •. Co* old stand.