Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 2, Number 45, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 May 1872 — Page 8

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4Janauschek comes week after Geo. W. Camminga proposes to mate St. Loali hia home.

Charles Epplnghousen oontampliN a trip to Europe thla anmtner. T. P. Murray and Joe. Fellenaer are •till at the Arksnsss Hot Spring*.

Cartla Gilbert, Esq., la expected home from Florida shortly. Rev. E. F. Howe addreeaed a county Sabbath School Convention at Roekvllle, yesterday.

C. V. Sand ford, the atove dealer, removed thla week to Newport, where be goes into business.

Misa Fannie J. Kellogg Is to ha da complimentary concert at her home, Coaneil Bluffs, Iowa, thia week.

R. L. Ball is in the eaat making arrangements for the establishment of that big atove foundry in thia city.

John Link has paid more fines in the Mayor's Court in the paat five yean than any person in the city. i.M The term of Conncilmen Coats, Hanger, Forrest, Walsh and Peddle expiree with the next meeting of that body.

A preacher and a prize fighter are the opposing candidates for councilman in ,|tbe Second Ward.

Peter Best, with machinery run by it wo dogs, manufactures all the cigar 'boxes used in this city.

John E. Wilkinson hasn't titfte to be 'a Councilman and declines the honor conferred on him by his Democratic friends of the Fifth Ward. •m Sam. L. Bridwell has thrown up the agency of the White Line (freight) to accept a position in the Nail Works,

R. H. Warder, of the late Glaaa "Works, proposes to make hia residence at Qlncinnali, hia former home.

Major B. Hudson has returned from the Arkansaa Hot Springs. He did not 'find the waters of much benefit in hia

Gen. Charles Cruft, Grand Commander of this State, inatituted a Coin ma ndery of Knighta Templar, at Franklin, this week.

John G. Sbryer has got fairly to house keeping, in the elegant new brick reaidenoe on Cherry street, recently erected by L. Rothschild.

Miss Le Olerc will preach at the Universallst church one week irom morrow. An eflort will be made to retain her as paatoress.

Mrs. Deming and daughter will spend the summer months with Mrs. J. D. Early and daughter, of Baltimore* at Virginia White Sulphur Springs.

Capt. Ed. Allen was called on to speak for Terre-Haute at the railroad celebration, at Areola, on Tuesday evening, and they say he did it handsomely.

We hear the name of James Turner again mentioned in connection with the County Clerkship, and the impression prevails that he would accept the nomination If tendered.

Edward Hitchcock and Wm. Cookerly, publishers of the Greenup Mail, have been In the city this week. Mr. Hitchcock is alao editor and publiataer of the Voice of the People,at Lewis vllle, 111".

Our venerable townsman, Capt. Jas. Hlte, bad his pooket picked of nine dollars, at the depot on Tuesday. The light fingered gentleman was discovered in tho act, but escaped before the bystanders could understand the situation.

Caleb Garrotl, fbrmeily of this county, who was hore with the Areola excursionists, remarked that he was probably the first one of that party to pass through the oountry along which the Paris A Decatur road runs. This was In 1832, In company with Levi Weatfkll.

B. G. Cox started for the Arkansas Hot Springs, on Monday with his brother Joe Cox in charge, who seeks these health giving waters. Frits Haired or ft will start for the same locality on Monday, accompanied by Ernest llcndricb. I). W. Watson contemplates going down In about two weeks.

Lou Townsend, of the Terre-Haute Ice Company, has been lying awake nlghta the past winter, devising means to facilitate his buaiuse, the result of which la that he baa received letters patant on Ave article*,via: Ice Elevator,lee Float, Ioe Carrier, Ice Inereuer, and a Leather Boarding and Graining Machine. He la devlaing several other machines, on which he expects t* obtain patents.

Mrs. C. D. Carrlngton ©a Thursday returned to her Chicago home. During her K^oom In this city ahe drew about her many warm frienda, who alnoerely hope thai fortune may oause her lot to be oaat among us again at no distant time. Her husband hss been tendered the local agency of the White Line, as an indocement for them to return, a*d ten days time has been given for the proposition to be accepted.

Cot R. N. Hudson, Col. W. K. MoLean, C. W. Barbour.and Will C. Bali, have been In attendance at the Cincinnati Convention. Capt. Potter went down to eee his daughter. Joe Tetee •aye he went to boy hate -m he came home on the day the convention aaeetnbled we believe him. Hon. Wm. Mack went down to eee hie mother. duris. W. Brown went down on pretinst of baying printing mslsrtsl. In all aixty-three excursion wereaold. We have not beard the others.

Hon. David Phillips "Will put In hie best licks next Tueeday. The "Chief* and the Liberal Party of Vigo Oornnty, are at home again.

J.a Dickeraon hss been doing all the editorial work on the Gasette this week, D. W- Mlnahall, J. M. Allen and Ssnrnel Magill are building additiona to their reeldenoee.

Henry Deming ha» Succeeded S. A. Herrtck aa Caahier of the First Nation al Bank.

Sim Wolf bought the first pound of wool that came over the liver this spring.

J. W. usher will attend tie National Photographers Convention at 8t, Louia next week,

Rev. Mr. Sterrett, of Evanaville, will probably be called to fill the vacant pulpit of the First Presbyterian Church

Wm. Coats, the Democratic candidate for councilman In the First Ward, hss served four terms in the City Counci'

Wm. J. Ball, with a lull corps of en gineers, Is engaged this week in the survey of a route for the Southwestern railroad. -,N» •.•-••,

Rev. Mr. Burford, of Alexandria, Louisiana, has been called to the parish of St. Stephen (Episcopal) Church, this city.

Charles E. Hosford is a discoverer. He discovered, this week, two stolen gold watches in the possession of servant girl.

Rev. E. W. Peet, D. D., of Ne#York who officiates at St. Stephen's Church to-morrow is a brother of Mrs. Wm. Ball, of this city. ski ?.»

Walter Rivers,book-keeper at Daniel Miller's, starts on Tuesday for London England, where, he will read The Saturday Evening Mail for the next three months.

Henry Middle, a teacher of German in the public schools, baa failed to respond to roll call this week. His creditors wish he would report or send in an excuae.

Col. R. W. Thompson and wife started for Brooklyn, N. Y., on Monday night to attend the General Conference of the Methodist Church which assembled in that city on the 1st inst.

Major L. A. Foote, brother of J. A. Foole, at the head of a committee from Orawfordsville, was in the city this week, to negotiate a purchase of the hand fire engine belonging to this city.

A young professional who hangs up on Main street while strolling, solitary and alone, down Fifth street a few evenings ago, was suddenly accosted by a auspicious character who invited him to shell out" his money or bis brains, at the same time sustaining his modest request by a formidable argument in the shape of a Sharp's repeater. Strange to say, but the young professional abruptly declined to comply with the request, and impertinently the willing weapon, whereupon a spirited iaaael ensued in which the s. c. lost courage to such an extent that he fled with neither the brains nor tbe purse ol the y. p. The police were called but failed to rally.

The indications are that croquet will be more popular this season than last, and we advise all to inspect the elegant croquet sets at Bartlett A Co's. While there you will not fail to look at stereoscopes and stereoscopio views, a very fine collection. Then, too, their cbroinos will demand attention. On yesterday they shipped a bill of pictures to Columbus, Ohio, for a gentleman formerly a resident of Cinclnnstl, who chanced to stop a day In this city.

At tho Opera House there is now on exhibition the "Seven Wonders of the World." These things consist of 1st, One price 2nd, Fair Dealing 3rd, Polite Attention 4th, 8mall Profits, 6tb, No Misrepresentation 6th, Erlanger's Clothing Store 7th An Honest Man. Entrance through the Middle Store Room. Doors open at all hours of the day. "If ever I cease to love, •,

If ever I cease to love,"

why, I will oease, that's all but I never will cease to buy my ready made clothing at John Kuppenhelmer's, so long ss they continue to give such excellent bargains at 118 Main street. Their stock Is going off fast at low figurea. Call without delay,and get a nice suit of spring clothee.

Go to Moore A Haggerty for galvanised iron, tin and slate roofing. Go to Moore A Iltggarty's for marbleiaed mantles and grates. Go to Mocre A Haggarty'a for tin-ware, guttering and spouting. Ge to Moore A Haggarty'a for anything in their line and you may be certain of getting good work, at the lowest prioee.

P. E. Tattle has recently added soifie (Us landscapes upon the walla of hia perfect Jem of a tea store. It Is a positive pleasure to patronise such a neat clean aad attractive eetabllshment aa the New York Tea store. Yon can always find at this eetabllshment not only what you want but that of the very heat quality. Tuttle says come.

We thick we cannot be far out of the way In saying that for variety and lowneas of the price, the stock of jewelry at Ml Mala street, osnnot be la the State of Indiana. 8. man's stock indudeaaj^ of ehalna, rings, ImBpKwatehea, sUver and plated w^SMold.

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V.O. Dickhout Is the man for trunks. V. a. Dickhont Is tho man for vallsss. V. Q. Dickhont lithe man for traveling hags. V. D. Dickhont to the man for any article necessary to a traveler. V. G. Dlckbent to located at 1M Main 8L, ion are ail extinct.

TERRE-HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL. MAY 4. 187V.

In order to drive away tho ennnl brought on by a notblng-to-do eort of life, a gentleman stepped into that little cigar ahop Just west of the canal on Main street, yeaterday, and pnrchaaed one of Scott Shoars excellent cigars. The first puff dispelled every feeling of gloom, and be felt that he was immediately tranaported to elyalan flelda. Since then he hss been a happy man and now declares it his Intention never to smoke anything but Shoaf cigars

Hundrens of families in tbls city are kept fresh and happy year alter year on Rlppetoe's groceries. No one can long brood over the trials snd difficulties of life, if his provisions are purchased at the white front, because tbey are al ways pure, fresh and cheap. Rippetoe's customers are numbered by the legion and never is one dissatisfied for he al waya furnishes bargains la every ar tide. Boy your groceries at Rippetoe'i and you will live long and prosper.

Peter Miller, at the old Poet Office Building, haa established a fine reputa tionaaa maker of fine harness. His harness is always good, no poor bar ness ever leavea his shop. He has es tablisbed a large trade in a short time by uniform fair dealing and the excel lency of hia manufacture. You can rely on his statements, and be sure that in buying of him you are paying the very lowest price at which good harness can be manufactured.

That daring and independent shoe merchant N. Andrews is making had havoc in the market, by turning out boots and shoes that cannot be surpassed in styles and quality, at the very lowest prices. His make always fits snd wears beyond all expectation. His smiling face can always be found at 141 main street, where all the ladies delight to trade. This, because they get good foot gear and courteoua treat ment.

We have looked through many drug stores in the Northwest, inquired into their reputation, and we have found none that excel the mammoth establishment of Cook A Da via on Ohio street. Their stock is among the larg est ever brought to the west, and as to purity and freshness. It Is equal to the best. Cook A Davis compound prescriptions promptly and accurately, and charge the most reasonable prices for goods to be found anywhere.

White A Meivin, the popular grocers, on the southwest oorner of Fourth and Cherry strefets, are active and energetic business men, watching every opportunity to aerve their customers with the very best the market affords. They have just purchased all of J. L. Humas ton's Hams, and although by this they haye a monopoly of these popular Hams, they will sell them at the same price of other Hams.T^yl ii Ii 4

What would llie be worth without tea and coffee. What soothes and refreshes so much as a cup of fragrant Java, and what would Terre-Hauten-tots do without the oelebrated New York Tea Store. Tuttle is the man that dispenses the purest and best teas and coffees with a liberal hand. He also has a large 4nd inviting stock of general groceries, for sale cheap.

Josh Billings says: "I am violently opposed to ardent spirits as a beverage, but aa for manufacturing purposes I ihink a little of it tastes good." Well, spirits must be bought and we should buy the best or none. Now to do this we only have to go to J. B. Lyne A Co's, opposite the Terre-Haute House, where you get the best Pure Kentucky Whiskey, Brandy, Wines, and ether liqours.

W. H. Bannister takes infinite delight in showing to his gentlemen patrons bis elegant piece goods. Never before did he have so elegant a line of clothea for gents' wear. His stock is large and well selected and you cannot fail to be suited. His stock, selected in eastern markets, bought at cash figures, euable him to All all orders at low rates. His furnishing goods are always fresh and well selected.

Cory A Co's extensive establishment, fronting on Main and Fifth streets, is headquarters for all kinds of hardware, toola, hoes, rakes, and all kinds of implements used by farmers, that are to be found in a complete bard ware store. Their line of builders hardware ia very full and complete. Favor them with your patronage and you will have no cause to regret it.

It is a poeitlye fact that for elegance of atyle, economy of price, and perfect aatiafaction In service and appearance, R. L. Ball'a stoves cannot be surpassed. He always keepe the latest Improved wood and cook stoves, and Is able to suit you on any kind desired. Decides stoves he has a fine line ot refrigerators, coolers, bird cages, and no end of tlnware.

Drugs and medicinesy$aints and oils, pure dye stuffs, patent medicines, ooal ell and lamps, cigars and tobacco, toilet articles and porta meriee, jvlnes and liquors for medioal pnrpjbss. These ace seme of the many arttclee that can be tonnd at the old reliable drug honee of Ualick'A Berry, oorner 4th and Main streets.'

Dnddlceton Brothers, In the Gilbert Block manufacture several domestic brands of cigars with especial reference to the trade in this vicinity. Dealers, whether ia the city or throughout the country, should not fell to have a supply of pnddlestpn*S brands.

CLARIDGE, Walnut 8t^ opp. Osotsr Market,

yet and Scourer, ..

UliM AMaral nloaly Seoured or beaatltulty Ootatetf. Gents Oannsnts Seonrad, Ostorsd or Bapalied. yew goods by

turners

SPECIALTY!

We hive a counter specially devoted to PAR ABOUS this

1,000 Parasols!

Tfeciesrtot TfceBellr fsHes Faiml, iiMrsstMrsnMi,

ParaMli, all cstonllslsi.

PRICKS

Below all Competition!

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We are now opening some New (Styles of Psraaols. **5

W.R.RYCEACO.

OPERA

HOUSF.

Positively Two Nights Onlv!

Monday and Tuesday,

.May 13th and 14th.

THMS GREAT

JAN AUSCHEK

Pronounced by the entire Press the Undisputed and Regal

Queen of English Tragedy!

Supported by her new and most brilliant Mew York liar Cesspssf.

Monday, May IStb,

VMARY STUART!

Tuesday, May ltth, A E

PRICES OF ADMISSION.

Balcony Seats tl 90 Reserved seats,Parquetteand Dress Clr.. 25 Qeneral Admission 1 00 Family Circle Gallery

'HE BEST ROUTE

EAST AND WEST.

INBIAKAPSLIR. CI !f CI WW ATI AWD LAFAYKITl A I O A

Cincinnati and Brnltrs Dl visions. Four Passenger trains leave the Union latl

Depot, Indlannpoll*, daily for Cincinnati Chillioothe, Marietta, Washington, ann Clrcleville, Ohio Paris, Nlcholatvllle, Kentucky. Also for Parkersb'irg, Baltimore, ilna York

Cir-

Washington City, Philadelphia and Mew By thia route East a ticket can be purchased st the Union Depot to New York at the same price as by any other route, on which the holder can pass through or st all the above named Eastei Lsflijretlc, tnlnejr all vision.

or stop ever at cities.

and Chlcags D!

Three through Trains leave the Union Depot daily, for Lafayette, Chicago, Springfield, Qulncy, St. Joseph, Kansas City and Omaha without change or cars.

Time and distance less and fare as low ss by any other route, to all the principal towns andcliie8 In the West and Northwest. iggage cheeked through to all principal joink and sleeping cars on all nighttraina, Ktth East and West.

For further Information and tickets, apply the Tlcktt Agent in thr Union Depot. O. L. BARRINOEH,

Master ol Transportation.

C. K. Ijord,Chief Ticket Clerk. M-tf.

SHIRTS

Made to Order. Fit Guaranteed.

ALL NUMBERS IN STOCK.

Constantly on hand the

Finest Stock dents' Furnishing Uosdi In the Clljr.

OTIS-

UNDER NATIONAL

J^j-R. U. R. JEFFERS, -t OF THE FIRM OF

U. R. JEFFERS&CO

Having just returned from the East~ he made extensive purchases direct froi

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DUPLICATING tmiHMA

aj|W«ORK OB 4*11 PRICES.

Special inducements offered to homo trade and prices guaran teed. Toe (ol lowl ng goods area few of their

MfCIALTISHt

Mfdla Shawls ~~f 75 each. Roaedale Shawls I 80 Geneva Shawls..-, 8 00 American Corsets ...— 4 B0 per do*. a ft. French Woven Corsets— 7 SO Hip GQre Corsets— 8 00 Florence (In single boxes)...— I N T. A. Phillip* A Son's Carpet Warp. Cotton

Yarns ana Batting at manufacturer's list. Cotton Sun Shades at Bad Diekey Paper Collars Once a Week Central Park Broadway Game

Eureka Salamander

^"^u'line of cash's Bullion PHnass, Pique Trimmings. Embraidasy Trimmings, Cluny Ljtoes, Cotton Laoes, Edgings, etc. pieceQoodiLPlato anuiSrred Jaeonettea, White and Buff Nainsooks, sic. White and Fronts. Nova Silk Underwear, etc.

"fciff Piques. Victoria Lawns, Bulisjg. Bobinsttss, Brilliants, aod Chevott 8birts and Shirt

Cotton Hose from oenta to Ladles' Cotton Hoes from Children and Miss* SfcetianttLa tall lli Itsh Pocket Cutiery from

Indiana. ILJEFFEBSAOO.

BROOMS

NEW

dit fiooDS,

work*v *„u

here

FIRST HANDS,

they are prepared to offer to the trade a full and complete assortment of

N O I O N S

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TENCIL8.

StencU PIstee for everybody. Brass Letters asd Figures, all sisM. Stencil Brushee, sll slses. ... Stencil Paint, all colors.

Mag. Brands.

SWEEP GLEANII

CHANGE OF FIRM.

AKBIVAL Or

BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS

HANDSOME SHAWLS,

..DiraMe Fabrics ftrlca u4 Beyi Wear, dc4

In short a complete and very desirable stock of

run tins,

hoiins.

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Messrs. Frederick Roschanpt ft Co.,

Beg leave to announce that they are now daily receiving additions to their already heavy stock of Dry Goodsrti

AND ABE DETERMINED .f

To offer greater inducements and better value than others to the citizens of this and adjoining Counties.

rTHe New YprJ^ .Store,

Will, under the new regime, slm to add new laurels to those so deservedly won by the former proprietors.

Justice tm All, and One Price Oply,'

is the motto we have plaoed on our banner.

The Bent Goods! PChe Lowest Prices! And Fair Dealing! ', Are the inducements offered to purchase at the

Reliable, Popular New York Store,

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73 Main Street, Near Cewrl Hnnse Sqanre.

S. OJ SCOTT,

(SacecMor to F. C. 1'.

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CRAWFORD,)

DEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES,

I 30. 98 IA15I STREET,

A latrg* stock A»r the Spring nnd Sosmer Trade Jnst received, consisting or all the Latest Styles In Kantcrn and €nstom*S(ade

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ENGLES & TUTT,

HAVE RECEIVED THKIR MAMMOTH

SmiNG ilD SBMMER—4S0TS ilD JIOBI

Everybody is especially invited to call and examine our goods. We defy competition in quantity, quality andV trices. We are determined to sell Boots and Shoes cheap his year, and to make our assertion good propose to sell at uhe lowest possible prices. REMEMBER, you ^jrill find us all "0. K."

ee4lm Op|Mslte Opera Honie, 107 Haln

NEW YORK

BOOT & SHOE STORE,

A Business House which has long been Wanted

Where Boots & SLoes can be Bought at Reasonable Prices.

FOR TELE BENEFIT OF ALL, WE OIVE THIS NOTICE FREE. OO TO THE /'r!n"

Jew York Cheap Gash Boot and Shoe Store.

No rent to pay at this Establishment, consequently, you see the point,

WHY WE CAN OFFER TO SELL CHEAP.

BiwnuB xe. te.

South Foarth Street, between Main and Ohio.

STENCILS.

SteeiXelters snd Figures. Brass aad German Silver Cheeks. Seal Pi ess as, Ribbon Stamps. Society Seals snd Emblems, Brass, Oopper aad Qenbtn SUver. IndeUlble Ink, Steel Blngs. Chains. Every description of Steocll Ooods. Ofdecs Sited promptly st Low Prises.

J. R. FOOTS,

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0 E. HOSFORB,

ee-Snii

Attorney at Law,

COM. FOURTH AND MAIN ST9.

Yf C. ALLEN, TAILOR, xoo Main St. OVER AUCTION BOOM.

Cents tarnisblnc their mods can bave them cut and mad* in the best style, at res* •enable prices.

CUTTING dc O done promptly. m23-3m

JAttorneysai

AMES R. BAKER, flssssiler n» tnw. BmnttU, tm-kt Ot., Will makee kinds oC Legal ftsrsasscss:—Allen Mack, Hants. Wnu Patrick, Terre-Haute.

llsettons. and attend to all Bustnessin Parke* VI§o Co. Terre.

H. Mahan, J. P.. Bosevllle, Ind.

James

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