Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 3, Number 22, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 November 1872 — Page 7

THE LITTLE PEOPLE. A little girl who was visiting the tarn

lly of a neighbor, heard them apeak of her father as a widower, and on her return home, said, "Pa, are you a wid-

Jower

"Yea, my child. Don't yoa

know that yonr mother is dead?" "Why, yea I know that mother Is dead: but then yoa always told me ithat you were a 2*ew Yorker."

In a certain school the geography class was called up to pass examination 'before the committee man, and ques tions were asked about St. Helena and the grave there ot Bonaparte.—" Where ..has he since been entombed?" was the next question. "In Paris with great pomp," answered the pupil, very readily, and in the exact words of the book. "Right and what do you under stand by 'great pomp?' asked the com mit tee-man. "A big nigger!" respond ed the youth and then, observing a su prised expression creeping over the faces of the listeners, be added, "I s'poee thev buried him with one of his old slaves/'

AX IMPROBABLE BOY

"Allan! Where is Allan A moment sgo he was playing with hint little cart in the yard, hauling dirt to the currant bushes. I can not tell how many cartfulls he carried. He was busy as a little man. But Allan is gone. Whero is his carl? "Allan! Allan!

I'se here!" at last said a small.veice from tho back parlor. What are you there for?" asked his mother, opening the door and looking in.

Allan did not answer at first. He was standing in the corner, with pretty sober look on.

Come out to your little cart," said his mother it is waiting for another run." "I'se not been here long 'nuff," said the little boy.

What are you hero for at all asked his mother. I punishing my own self. I picked some green curran's. and they went in to my mouth," s"iti Allan. "Oh! when uiM.tier told you not to? Oreen currant* will make iny little boy eick." said his mother, in a sor.y tone "You needn't punish me," said A1 Ian "1 punish my own self. 1 lis mother often pat him in the back parlor alone when he had been naugh ty, and, you nee, he took the same way with himself. "Are you not sorry for disobeying mother?*' she asked. "I sorry but sorry Is not 'uuff. punish me. I stay hero good while and have thinks.—[Probably written by a fond parent.

WHERE8 THE BABY?

sspr

crlpt vouches for the following: tain ly currod. Tho bereaved parents requostol the judge to watch by the remains ol tho little departed, and ot courao he consented. As the night hours sped their weary length along the judge became exceedingly sleepy and weary, so looking around

ho saw a bureau, and drawer thereof found

trying tho upper il oapj

it empty and capable of being locked. He accordingly placed the dead baby in the drawer, locked it, took out tho key, put the latior In his pocket, and rotircd to rest on a sofa. Awaking early, and having a call out ho entirely forgot the events of tho preceding night. At court hour he was punctual In attendance, and was deeply engaged listening te the counsol when a strong whisper startled him. "Where's tho b»by?" A fumbling In ills pocket, the delivery of the key, and a few explanatory words delivered all parties from their somewhat uncomfortable predicament. The above is vouched tor as true.

Wa always like to record instances of woman's love and devotion. Here is an nlTcrtlng case A man of Matteawan Homo yoarw ago wont West, leaving behind him a young and blooming wire 11o returned unexpectedly, recent! cpectedly, recently, his old home. IIo and went at oneo to his old home, found his wife cooking dinner lor Homebody olse, with a couple of children playing on tho. floor who didn't belong to the house when he bossed It. "Hairy Jane, here I am ngain." "Well, Hfiimnv, tho boat thing you can do is to go hack again. I've married another fellow." "Stilry Jane, can you lia\e proved so falseT Oh, lickle, tickle woumn." You Just get out,and stop calling me names. I like my new hnsband best, ami 1 don't want you loafing around here making a muss. "Sairy Jane, you'll be sorry for this. I came baek to you with my heart full of love, and mr pockets full of money. Will you still rol'uso to return to the heart which is thlno always and forever." '•How muou money have you got?" "Seventy-live thousand dollars." "Dear Sammy, count me In. I'm yours while the money lasts," and she threw heritelf impulsively Into her Sammy's arms. This is a very touching instance of a true wife's devotion. The oecond husband hsa been heard to say that be Isn't going into a decline because of Nammv's return.

ust what

Every Person Wauts

At this Seaaoa.

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1)R. DINSMORES

COXCEXTRATEO

rUIMONIC •V: COUGH 'i' CORDIAL, *\r

all afitorllon* of Iho Thra«t and laings, havltiR

Iiwii

The Markets.

POTATOK-S.

with gn»t «otvm In prJ-

%-ale praeile« jr«ar% l* now offered ror gvnerai m. Some of ibe b«*t Fhyaiclan% after thoimtxhly te*tln«, have pronounced It the ln*l rementy f«»r the altuve named UUttaulUe* ttaay haveev«rused *i«o

DR. DIXSXORCD

Acetic Croup and Whoop* ing Cough Nyrnp,

A tpeclrtc in tlm« disease*, will aflbnl sne«. ml rare all TlinxU and ttn«clil«l dy relief «iiin«ttiui ill hi*

Prepared only by Dr. Dinioson, itatory, on T. Olil* MM! Walssl Simla,

Hislk, ft

Terre-Haute, lad.

ForSaleby all DroagtsU.

p. 8.—Da. Dtmmi treats according to the moat *pproT«il methodsi. all Aenieand Chronle Dtowaae, vaeh as diflWlUt* of (he

ley

Tekxe-H aute, Nov. 29.

The following figures are paid to farmers and others by dealers in this city: BEESWAX—Yellow 28£9 BUTTER-Beat. SU# Sfi CORN MEAL 60 EOO.H-Kre*li 20® 25

J£A Til Etttl-Live Gee#e_„ 55A tf) Old «».. 10® 40 FIX)UIt—Fancy brands.7 25^ 7 50 FilUIT-Oreen Apples dull.„.^. 50® 75

Dried 4(# 6 Dried Peaches. 5^ 6 —Corn, new

GIN8ENU (J REA8E—Brown HAY-Per ton I1IDE8—Green trlmme*l_.

Halted

Dry salted Dry flint ".Sheepskin*

TALLOW. PROVISIONS—Haras Sides (Shoulders. MERS PORK-Per bbl LA HD—Coun try.....

L. BALL,

Female

ComMiltsUon frwe. CluunK«a for treatment and ntedleine, raotleraie. and 7 to r. x. uS-tf

2jva ao 22%

Oats, n«w...w.— Itye, new Whit* wheat Alabama Mediterranean

13 00015 00

POU LTRY—Turkeys, aUve per Ih. dressed li

Ducks per dozen 2 00® S 00 Geese 3 50 Chlc'ns, old, perdos. 3 00

it youug SEEDS—Flax_ Clover RAGS—Cotton ..... WOOL—Tub-washed

Fleece Unwashed

1 75® 2 50

BUSINESS CARDS.

OHX H. O'BOYLE, DEALER IN leather, Hide*, Oil dt Flndlnp,

No. 178 Main street.

Cash for Hides, Pelts, Rough Leather, etc

J.'

COOK SO AT, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in HARDWARE and CUTLERY, 1 iH A 154 Main street. Agents for the Horney Richmond Plow.

JOUSTIn

II. KYKEM, Wholesale and Retail

Dealer Mats, Caps, Furs, and Straw Gowda, sit 113 Main Ktreet.

yy H. MA«E. Confectioner and Baker, dealer In Foreign and Domestic Fruits. Nuts, Crackers, Fire Works etc., 119 Main street. Jb!s tabllshed in 18)7.

rpHE NEW YORK STORE, 73 Main street, near Court House square Jrjr ttoods, Carpels, Wall Paper,

ShiMles, AS.

K. I'BKEMASr,

A cer-

judge was visiting a friend's fami rheu the death of au infant child oo-

American A Foi%lgH Watches, JEWELRY, Jirc., Opera Hou#e. KISSNEK, fIanos,kelodeoxh,organs,

MunIcmI IiiNtriimentM, Ac., Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street.

rilEBRE- HAUTE MUSICAL IMSTI1 TUTE, 182 Main street, up xialrs. Music taught In nil Its branches. Pupils may enter at any time. Agency for Stelnway pianos. A. Shidk, Principal. ^YFEBS, Ttt.tlIEK A CO.,

WHOLESALE GROCERS,

190 Main street, Terre-Haute, Indiana.

C. SMITH.

_y. Dealers In Stoves, Beepers, Agricultural Implements, And tuauulactured Tin ware, 50 and 52 Main street.

RW.

RI I'PETOE. General denier In

UHOCER1ES, PROVISIONS A PRODUCE, National Block, 155 Mnln street.

A. I'OOTE,

J. Dealer In

'Hr.

Garden, Field & Flower Seeds,

No. (15 Mnln utreet.

Dealer In

Stores,

Mattl"In, rnte». Tin Plate, Japan and 1'rrsgca Ware,

.,,^5

128 Muln Street, North Bide.

RtTCM. PAINTS, OILA. Glass Toilet Articles, Brushes, Ac.,

QULICKdt BERRY\

Corner Haln and 4th streets.

TT-VPPEXHEIXES BBOS.,

CliOTKlElKS, 118 Main Street.

^AIREX, HOHEBQ dt CO.,

Great Headqua'rs forDrj Goods,

JOSEPH

Opera House Corner.

NTKOXO,

WholpHiile anil Kftall Dealer In bolrr Teu, CoflV en. Augurs, 4 iFsarjr and Staple ttroeerlca.

No. 1ST Main «'reet.

IUIK

SKW WHEELER

WIMOS

Howlug Machlue,

MARSH H. JWMTOOLKY, A Rent, Opposite Poatoffl««, 6th street. LOWS.

PHI LIP*NEWH ART'S

T»rre-H»ntf Plow t'netory, lt Mtrvel, near Main.

ARTLETT A CO., WholtMie and Retail

Booksellers and Stationers, 1V

Main Street,

SAY YES!

VERY CHEAP.

Prints.

Frederick Ruschaupt A Co.

J«MM Tweeds, Dmmetlic FtanneU. Cheap Shawls, 3 Denim• Hickory. Shirting Cheeks. Ticking, 4Tc«, *c.\,

JOXKS JOXKS.

rrriu dhk. WHOLESAIJ5 NOTIONS.

Commission Herctian ts.

Its

Main street.

U. r. SMITH. V.A.THItUS.

SMITH*WHEELER,TIs

Dmlmln

Rl«m,irslMaM

)HILtP KADEL, Manufacturer of&addles and Harness, Ips, Carry Combs, Brushes, Horse Blaiv keta,«fte.,all work warranted. Lowest prices tn the city, ltt Main street, near 7th.

ARXNTROm

DRUGGIST^

••..r. A 1SS Main Street, near Sixth,

JAMES

BAKER,

Altaraey ami Cssawlsr si Zmw. Aswvtttr, ftrlt

Will make eqllectiasuL and attend to all kinds of L«*al BaMnen In Parke 41 VlgoOo. Rirtm!*cas:—AUen Mat, Ttirra-

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TERRE-HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL, NOVEMBER 30. 1872.

E E E

-n •ft rt

THAT

TTJF.LL, RIPLEY & DEMING,

Retail Stock of Dry Goods,

IN ORDER TO ENGAGE IN THE

WHOLESALE BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELY.

Now is the time to buy as the goods we offer are desirable, and are being generally sold at cost, and a complete line of staple fabrics at but a trifling advance.

1 •tr-f4"

RAIRIE

crnr

CLIFT & WILLIAMS,

Manuflsctnrers of A* u#«:

Sash, DOOTS, Blids,

WINDOW DOOR FRAMES,

MOULDING BRACKETS

-l i, it STAIR RAILING, BALLUSTER8, ,• fi.y K? il f» \i',Newell Posts, Flooring, Siding, *5'

us''

And all descriptions of

U. rilEAOLE, Attorney at Law dt Jfelarj Public No. *o

Main

Stk**t,

Between Third and Fourth. 81. AMES M. CRINIIKR, Watehraakerand Jeweler. Ohio street, south of the Court, ouse, Terre-Hantey Ind. Wateliw*, Clocks snd Jewelry repatred. £ngravlna neatly done and warranted totivesatlsfaetion.

FINI&HINQ LUMBER.

Slate Roofing,

AND ROOFING FELT.

Custom Sawing, Planing and Wood Turn' int done to order. AU work warranted.

Osr. 2fkUA dt Mulberry

mmu ••uruvfitii •me *t iwAm fvntii JMm. fraa UMu Mas kM «r mto per *»r- in* mmnimim. t*~ r»» i*m naffeMk S. rwwvS wnr Imllli Ml |i

CSAXMJta TATU1I,

Wsre.

Agenry Kalrtwink*" loO Main street.

HCLAKIDGB,

Walnut 81, opp. tatar Market,

Dyer and Scourer,

Ladies Appaunel nleely Sooarcd or beant^ tally Colored. OeaU ttarxseoU aeonred Colored or Repaired.

Bend yoor goods by Rxpream or otherwtas

JpiANOS.

Co., frntL

Prsflifal FlMt bkw.TlMr A pslrsrsf lariM Orders left at James X. ©ruber's Jarwrfry Store, opposite Court &OQM, inn reeelw proasjii

'T4J Ml

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ARE CLOSING OUT THEIR GREAT

AT AWD BELOW COST.

Silks, J*1' flushes. Poplins, "v JFmpmnese Poplins, v.? Alpacas. Imported Cambrics. Other Dress Hoods. Other Summer Dress fi'di Gloves of all kinds. fringes and Trimmings. MMosiery. Ribbons. White Goods. Bows.

Fine Handkerchief's. L,adits Cloths. Opera Flannels. Fine Table lAnens.w* Fine JVOpkins. Towels and Irish Linen.. Shawle. Lace Jackets. WetoetOm Marseilles Quilts.

Recollect that the goods offered at cost and less are those that usually bear the largest commission. I tK -i I .s'lWi 'f

Planing Mills.

TUELL, RIPLEY & DEMING.

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Has demonstrated this question to upwards of 17,000 of Its patrons, in the recognltlon and paynuent of their claims to extent of over.

$15,000,000.

Furnished a practical solution of It to 610 «»•''4 soffereaby the

OHfeiif CHIC1G6 HBE

who realized speedy relief to amount of nearly

1,800,000.

Hartford

4- 5 JL mmmmmm—

Wholesale and Retail dealers ln

Pine Lumber, Latk & Shingles,

^JJir

Be-sfflrmed to satisfaction of Hundreds of Mercantile Houses, saved from Bank* ruptcy through prompt indemnity onder

Policies.

Wladoas sf II DlaatraM,

in thousands of Homes Re-habilitated and refUrnlsbed by timely provision of HABTPORO l«4eaaalljr. :iVK 7^1

FOLLT or KE6LKCT1HG IT, en in poverty and suffering of multitudes overtaken by calamity.

^.CHARTEMED1910.

Cash Capil $1,000,000

purisg SbtUr yearsof eventful ezp«aience. nas shoim ability QW awRCrt

to meet every ooncoiVa-

Aaaeta Sept. 1,1871

Cash on band and Cash Items,_._.$103,128 56 Prem. In course of tranamhsdoti.. 185^009 00 Loans on Bond and Mortgage, (1st 518,137 13

UIIDl on O0TKX ID lilWliliReal Estate,. (Mocks and Bonds 1

derived front National eoarees.

Stability unaffected by Local Disasters. Amsc* Cask Iscesie

$7 ,000 Per Day.

All business transactions eoodocted on batsis of prudence, satety, and Commercial ,m Honor.

a«uK**cim* ro*

Hartford Policies

Aganta In all towns and eitls*. .. HAQKB 4 XcKEEN,

-"a.

Embroideries. C- Fine t,acesi Laces. JfeW Fine Fans.

ssjij

Children's Fine Hosiery. Cloalings.

-'i La«

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n! *'i i'. ],•• ,.?r

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•ult'i s'W-

Terre-Haute, In A.

J^OESITPAY

sot

1- ji"

TO INSURE?

The Hartford Fire Ins. Co.,

ST AMDS F1BST OS T1IB

KECORB OF FAME AMD

ITS FUTCBE BRIGHTER

THAN EVER.

MU7S

st MarketValue, Ml^M

fLWSM 68

.. uiituTm.

Iioeses in process of Adjustment. tUf,M 81

OWL

^AJUMMENSE STOCK OF

OIOITIS

AND

.Ik

It* J*»*

Rubbers of Every Description.

ARCTIC OVER SHOES

.. -4

iweew* For Men, Wormr and ChlMrca.

HEW? RUBBER BOOTS,

if,

3* "i" iS|"

itM

**SELF-ACTING OVERS, ALL SIZES: *.,/

•m L4DIE&' RUBBER BOOTS, .... 'J... CHILDREKS' RUBBER BOOTS, -r-„ r»4

r-'',4 i-

i&tA. /'»-».5 r* J.*4t ••iiMansMn

ah# j&av .-•

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Flannel and Eur lined Boots and Shoes,

HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL LINE OF THE WORLD WIDE

^JUSTLY CELEBRATED

Byrnes Rochester Shoes.

THE WHEELER & WILSON, Celebrated Family Sewing Machines!

HAVE

ATTAINED PERFECTION.

The old style ol these machines was the best In Its day, bnt the latest, Silent, AdJusW able Feeder, is perfection and no mistake. All are invited to call at our new and spacions 8how Rooms, Hudson's Block, opposite the Postoffice. We consider it no trouble, but a pleasure, to show to every one our "Mew" Family Sewing Machine and to convince our visitors of their decided superiority. If yon are not in fevorof the Wheeler A Wilson, we will prove to you that it ia., THE BEST.

Every Machine FULLY WARRANTED forth ree years.

ART ARTICLE COXPOfSINO THE MIIIC LIME OP TfelE

Great Headquarters of Music,

At Terre-Haute, Indiana.

KISSNER'S PALACE OF MUSIC, ,4 No. 48 Ohio 8treet, South Side of the Pnfclie Square,

SO LB A0BNT FOR THE

World Renowned Knabe Pianos,

Mssksaa4 lbs Patcat CyelaMs,

Wholesale and retail acency for the unrivaled BURDETT ORGANS. NEEDHAM'S SILVER TOKO UK and otbeni. Pianos and Organs rented so the rent will pay for them. AH klwdsof Mwlc Iwstrwmentw r»^1rod^b^ CJmpcUat fwkmm,

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SIHIOIES

US* ft i0i I .J-» .'v» .. —tv» *i f„

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v-, J,. 'f" ri

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In fact Everything in the Boot aud Shoo lino.

"f 'i:* yt^.s ,- 4^

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S-Olscott^

Sncceasor to F. C. Crawford,'

The "New" Wheeler & Wilson! UNIVERSAL1 FAVORITE.

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tr* •wtK Si," »Hl3 in

No. 98 Main Street, Terre-Haute.

sf'

Hit

OX ITS MERITS WI

SELL.

WM. SUMSJE-tt & CO., General Western Agents. &

'H BRANCH OFFICE I-X)R WESTERN INDIANA,

HUDSON'S BUILDING, OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE, TERRE-HAUTE, 4* "MARSHALL II. SCHOOLEY, Manager.

K. B.—Good Salesmen oan find permanent employment at this office.

MONEY MADE AND SAYED.

Buy Pianos, OrgaHS, Melodeons/

DO NOT FAIL TO SEB

THIS MACHINE.

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