Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 3, Number 24, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 December 1872 — Page 5

SANTAjQLAUS!!

FITS DEPOSITORIES!!

HOLIDAY GIFTS!

W11E11E TO GET Th KM!

"Thank ye, Mr. Mall," said good old tianta Claim, as Mall in band, the jolly time-honored Dutchman, came in last [j/Saturday evening, with his finger upon the sketches headed "Santa Claus—His .Depositories—Holiday Gifts—Where to 'get ThetH." "The fact Is," said he, "this country in getting so big, and childrcrTare tnul inlying so (ast thnt I cannot viwit HI in person, HO I have es tabliahcdngonttiand depositories. Some oT these you havo mentioned, there are yothers, however, that you have over looked. Among these aro

TIIKBKB IIIVR. ..•**? XFIIFIT.'

What shall we say of the Bee Hive— llfty lines might contain it all but ten will not—sufllce it to say, this cosy, neat storeroom is "chuck full"of Fancy Goods, "knick knacks" and all the /dainty little fabrications of Silk, Lace nnd Ribbons, that please the eyes and adorn the fa.tr sex. Here we can find gifts for "man, woman and child."

What children could resist tboso Dolls, [f vou havo not seen them, look at them, "Just for fun." iff HHRYKil BIIOH. A»k*®3rocognltion am one of Santa Claus'depositroles, with a choice stock of Sllver-plntod Knives and Forks Spoon*, Coal Vases, Shovels and Fire Stands, all useful, substantial nnd appropriate. They claim to have tho largest stock of Skates in town, for boys and girls, and something new In tho way of a chum, a handy thing to liavoln the houso. Calf and see it. 93 MAIN STHKKT.

In this room, near the coruor of Fourth street, so long vacant, we wore Mtirprised this morning to find the familiar face of a prominent citizen in tho midst of a boautiful lot of Canary l/lirds, C.»ges of entirely new and elogant stylos, an African Parrot, Gold

Fish in globes and aquariums, Hyacinths, boautlfnl and fragrant, growing in glasses, vases and pots Baskets, rustic nnd ornamental, all elegant and approplato for Christmas presents. s. wont's Jtj IClogant establishment, 74 Main street, should by nil moans be visited by the holiday shopper. IIo has au exceedingly fine stock of pure Jewelry of evory style, folld sllverwere, etc. Mr. S. is ii very modest man, but we defy any ono to resist his prioes. lie is determined to soil. All ho asks is a call, a look at tho goods, and learn tho prices. Ho does not fear the result. Try him.

J. R. TILLOTSON'S

Stock of Jewelry, watuhes, silverware, etc., is not quite HO largo as some dealers, but admirable taste is shown in the selection of gems, among which wo notico sotno exceedingly rich and handHome

Stono Cameo Sets, ?-~f.

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K. OHM.

Jly tho way, wo must not foi^ct to say that Sautn Claus told us lie hunted this town nil over for Foil Shoes, so common in tho old country, and did not tlnd them until ho reached K. Ohm's, lirMaui stroot. Mr. Ohm imported thorn directftrom Germany, *nd highly recommends them as suitable for cold weather, and especially lor jxniple troubled with cold feet. Ho has reduced the price to |1.73. He has also a tine variety of gentlemen's slippers, and a full stock of boots and shoes nt very low prices.

SKYnot.l* JOtlXSON."

Would wo wore rich! was our first exclamation, on entering the magniftcent Toy l\»rlor of Scybold it Johnson, No. South Fourth street, as glancing around we noticed the thousand and one articles at! calculated to please some one, young or old, rieh or poor. Its would occupy tpo much of our space re numerate one-tenth of the articles we Uaw, commencing at the beautiful Wax t*oUs, natural as llflc, the elegant and vsty Toilet Setts, recherche Vases, elaborately furnished Work sod Toilet ilto^ss, down to the cheap but pretty Toys, that captivate the hearts of the -hildrer.. Truljrthis is the abode of Isants Claus,

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In looking for hotiday gins no one [uliould fail to visit Mr. H. Fechhelmer's 'cent store," No. 13 8outh Fourth [street, where will be found an Immense variety ot suitable articles, including

Shell goods, Albums, Ladies Work fipxes, Chios Ornaments and Vases, Polls,* large variety of L*ee goods, Handkerchiefs, and Ladies' and Gents' Notions, at marreloosly low prlccs.

DKXIO BBOTHXKS.

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W/iTgood Christmas gift! One will .last a life time in every way worthy of one's money, something that will not be thsown by and forgotten Chambers Encyclopedia—the revised edition of 1870-71-72, just completed in ten royal 8 vo volumes, illustrated with 4,000 engravings and forty maps together with a series of 100 elegantly engraved plates, illustrative of the subjects of Natural History, now for the first time sppearing in the work. This great work embraces general treatises upon all subjects in the various departments of Science, Literature and Art, arranged in alphabetical order and the various subjects in Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Geology, Natural History, Anatomy, Mechanics, Architecture, Hydraulics, Greek and Roman Antiquities, Mythology, Music, Geoggraphy, Biography and Sculpture are illustrated with numerous engravings. Over forty copies sold in the last ten days from Messrs. J. B. Lippincott A Co.'s Terre Haute Agency over 130 copies sold in the city

Terre Haate.

Call at Denio's, Northeast corner of Main and Sixth street.

W. H. PAIGE A CO.,

The music dealers, northeast corner o: Sixth and Main streets, are offering inducements to cash buyers, in Splendid Christina* Gifts! as follows—just look

An $850 Chlckerlng Square Grand for $650, cash, A $675 Weber Piano, splendid instru mont, for $550, cash.

A $600 Piano, good reliable instrument, lor $425, cash. A $550 Piano, good reliable instrument, for $390, cash.

$260 Organ for $225, cash. A $200 Organ for $150, cash. The above instruments aro just received from the factory, and will be for sale at these price for a few days only Also a large stock of holiday goods for sale very cheap. Call soon.

W. A. SHEAP 4 CO.,

Have been busy this week waiting upon their many customers. They claim that they have the largest and finest stock of holiday goods in the city. Their stock of Toys is immense Toilet setts and Fancy Work Boxes are the finest we evor saw. We should Judge by their stock of Hobby Horses, Wagons, Carts and Doll Carriages, that they had enough for everybody in the State. Everybody says their stock of Dolls Is the finest and cheapest there is in the city. They havo Candies and NutB enough to fill all the little folks stockings in the city, and they have put tho prices down for the holiday trade to almost half former prices. We woilld advise everybody to buy their holiday goods oi them.

THE SINGER.

If you would have a singer in the house, buy a Singer Sewing Machine of J. A. Mtushall, the gentlemanly agent, 70 Mian street and bestow it upon tho woman who presides over your household. Then you will havesevoral singers in the house for wife and daughters will sing for joy at the sight of it. Mr. Marshall has just received some handsome new stylos, just the thing for holiday gifts. A "Singer" should be In every well regulated household. It Is a thing of beauty and a joy forever.

DOOLKY. &

It hardly soems necessary to call attention to the Opera House Bookstore again, when we all know that Dooley always provides tho public with the most suitable gifts for the Holidays. Books, Chromoes, Writing Desks, Toy Books, are lavishlyspread out. Dooley never Importunes any one to buy, yet it is hard to look through his stock without beii\g tempted to purohchase. Dooley is tho gaan for the Holidays,

CORY A CROWDKR.

Tho useful as well as ornamental will bo found at Cory A Crowder's, such as Ivory-handled Table Knives, Silverplated Spoons, Pocket Cutlery, etc. Those goods wero bought before the recent'advance—they aro really'overstocked, and willing to soli at very iow rates to reduce the stock. We know that they are giving some rare bargains. They have also a good stock of Skates, Tool Chests, etc. ii LOV1S M. COOK, Has a fine assortment of holiday goods, among which we notico skates of an kind*, beautiful patcrns of coal vases, Art* stands, and sets of every description, also boys tool chests. It will pay you to call before purchasing. We also find him agent for the Gardner Fire Extinguisher. Call and see it.

A HKRX A CO. -i

Have you been in at the Opera House Bacaar Of course, the most of our lady friends have, for this is a favorite resort for all shoppers. Mr. Here is making a fine display and offering groat inducements. Look at his gorgeous show windows snd then step inside. Here can be found Ladies snd MissfV Hoods, Cloaks and Sacks for tho million. The best stock of Furs in the city to be closed out at cost. New styles in Ladies Ties, Neck handkerchief. Collars, Ribbons and Laces a fine line of Rid Gloves. Corsets in 25 different Style* new supply of real Hair Switchee and Curia, and everything desirable and pretty in the Toy line, including a fin* stock of Dolts.

BtTtTtX A ARMHTROJfO

The popular druggist, 168 Main street, show many beautifnl and acceptable presents, In the way of elegant assortment of imported toilet requisites, Handkerchief Extracts Colognes, French Face Powders, Plated hand Mirrors, ivory Brashes A Comb*, Russia leather Handkerchief and Glove esses, Ac.

Feeling satisfied that our LOW PRICES have attracted almost everybody to the "Buckeye" Store this Fall, thereby increasing sales beyond expectations, and in order to Double the Sales for December and January a $

New List of Prices

Has been made on the general stock and every article of Luxury, as well as the sta

A. Q. AUSTIN A CO.

Show some exceedingly handsome sets of Scissors, assorted sizes, lor various work, in elegant morrocco cases, large scissors singly in cases, Rogers' silverplated Knives, Forks and Spoons, pocket cutlery and finely mounted revolvers. Austin A Co. aro agents for Hazard's celebrated gun powder, and keep a full stock of sportsmen's supplies.

W. H. 8CUDDEB.

How the children's eyes do sparkle, as they stand on tip-toe and gaze in at Scudder's windows. His candies are recognized as of the yery purest quality, and the immense variety of all description of toys gotten up for the edification and amusement of Young America, far exceeds any ever before shown in this city. Scudder is headquarters in this line thisyear.

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DOWIf so as to be within reach of the general pocket.

All We are Doing

W. H. SAGK.

For a quarter oi a century has W. H. Sage been annually designated as one of Santa Claus' agents. From his modest shop on the corner ot First and Main streets, that used to be the attraction for "us boys," to his palatial structure now attracting "our boys," he has seen service entitling him to the designation of a veteran. He is prepared for all drafts with a superb stock of toys, candies and candy toys. An earJy call should be made on him. Lay in your supplies early, for our experience is that for a week before the holidays the jam is immense at Sage's,

XT. 8. RICHARDSON A CO. \J

Have a choice and well selected stock of Toys, very cheap and durable, Vases^ Toilet Sets, China, Tea and Dinner Sets, and tho cheapest lot of fine lamps to be found in the city. Should a husband desire to present his wife, or a father or mother their married daughter something substantial and useful, they will will here be shown a very full stock of queenswaro and glassware at bottom prices. 'V.r-i'*

T. H. RIDDLE

Has been doing on immense trade the past week. Who could resist the attractions he presents. The ladies are all partial to jewelry and so, too, ar most gentlemen—at least wo r.ever beard of one refusing to receive present in that shape. Among tho gems at Riddle's will be seen $200 ring with opal setting, dia monds on each side, the opal guaranteed to havo been once-one of Santa Anna'sjewels another cluster diamond ring at the same price, and rings graded In value down to the cheapest charm-lockets, in new and handsome designs, opera glasses, and an endless variety of silverware, castors, cake baskets, castor and frultbasket, combined, card receivers, vaaes, tea setts, sleeve buttons, studs, sets, fine clocks, gold ar\d silver watches, opera chains, some very massive, bracelets, solid silver spoons, napkin rings, gold headed and ivory canes, etc. Certainly all tastes could be suited from this list. Mr. Riddle has recently secured a splendid engraver especially to do work for the holidays. On the other side of the house we found embroidery work, fine handkerchiefs, slipper patterns, and hundreds of smaller articles all useful as,\vell as appropriate.

W. A. RTAX.

There was awful row among my Toys, last night. The snimals somehow, had a terrible fight. The Lions and Bears did nothing but bowl, the tables and chairs were mixed in the jowl. The Elephants looked on, with a dignified miom, while the Monkeys and Apes were nowhere to be seen, The Suple Jacks climbed the top of their stick, the birds and the chickens beg

An to look sick, the Horses and Donkies wero kicking and rearing while the cows and ponies through the china were tearing. I could not tell how this trouble arose. The blood was just flowing lihesfitf water flows- Twas a scene of confusion, which I had to set right, so I seised a tin sabre and pitched into the fight. I mustered my forces, got out my zouaves, with one stroke of my sabre I cut a bull pup in halves. I losded five cannons with balls and with shot—and loaded another with a Gilmore stink pot. Then I held out a flag, called them to peace, gave them a warning that the trouble must cease. They meekly complied and returned to their place. While I sought to inquire the tact* in the case. It seems that the trouble sprung out in this way: two Dolls la the window hsd heard me thns say to the large pretty

!NING MA IKDECEMBER 14.1872.

Holiday

•LACK SILKS, *1 SB warth «1 78 BLACK SILKS, 1

BLACK SILKS. 1 S5 3 BLACK SILKS, 9 SO S BLACK SILKS, 9 19 9 7S BLACK SILKS. 9M Black Caafcmere Face Silfca, *3.73 worth (9.M.

for Wrapper*, 95c per jrnrd. Dre** Geed* at 25c, thc"BlgThls|

Shawls,

Cloaks

ClMka, M-OO. 3.00, S.OO. lO.OO, 1S.M. Bcanllfal Cloak*, 815.00 to 23.OO. Elegant Cloak*, 9SO.OO to SO.OO. Silk Velvet for Cloaks 99,8, lO, 19,19, aa«f 920 per jrard. Shawl* la Paisley, Ottoniaa, Ac. Far*, 9S.M sett, worth 8.SO. Xlak Far* from #35 to 9193 sett. Seal and all Ltadlag Far*. Child rea'a Far* la Great Variety. Felt Skirt*, all Price*.

Cannot be Told

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H. BTCE CO., Terre-Haute, Ind.

W. S. BTCE CO., Terre-Haute, lad.

doll who catches all eyes, T'isyou I admire,

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else I despise. So their souls

filled with envy, they thought it their duty to wait

good chance and destroy

that beauty. But it chances this Doll had many good friends, when she charms with her graces, on whom she depends. All the animals and Dolls to sides in the fight, Now I ask all the children if they think this was right. Now if any child doubts this story, let he or she call at Ryan's store, corner Fourth and Ohio, and he will show the very toys engaged in the fight—as well as a very large stock of every

Holiday Goods.

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We will continue our visits and these sketches until the close of the Holidays. —FIRST SPIRITUAL SOCIETY.—Mrs. Parry will address this Society at Pence's Hall morning and evening, Sunday the 15th. Morning Lecture to commence at 11 A. M. Subject by special request: "The Personality of God." Evening service will commence at 7

M. Subject: "Does Sin exist if so is it by Divine Authority." The public are invited. Seats free. —We direct the attention of the insurance public to the advertisement of the Franklin Fire Insurance Company, represented in this city by Hager & McKeen. The figures given show it to be one of the strongest companies in the world—JOSEPH STRONG will cut his five hundred pound Christjnas cheese Saturday before Christmas, December 21st.

—To BE SOLD AT COST—An dlegent line of Furs, comprising* minks, fitch, squirrel, alaska, and river minks, also Misses Furs. Why? To have none to carry over. Where? at Herz A Co's Opera Bazaar. -Erlanger A Co. have just received a few choice goods for the Holiday trade. Leave your orders early to avoid disappointment. —T. J. Langford is not in the wholesale oyster trade this season, but is doing a lively trade in the retail line. He has a neat and cosy establishment where oysters are sold by the can and served by the dish. Raw oysters twen-ty-five cents a dish. He keeps no slate, but sells at the lowest prices for cash. Open from 5 A. M. to 11 P. M. Sundays excepted, lie invites a call from all his friends, and those who desire the choicest bivalves. -Fresh Taffy in several flavors every morning at Sage's

-At Erlanger A Co s., in the Opera House building, can be found a full and handsome line of Bows, ScarfB. Ties, Mufflers, Underwear, and their celebrated Model Shirt," suitable for Holiday. Presents. ,f —HOLIDAY OYSTERS.—Whit would Christmss be without oysters? Alexander A Johnson have arrangements perfected for a prompt and full da ly supply of the cbolccst oysters tha' come from the seaboard. It slould be borne in mind that they are selling at the reduced prices, selects at 60c per half-can, mediums at 50c, and the XXX at the low price of 40c. They also guarantee all they sell to be the best of the brand.

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—To BE CLOSED OUT AT A SACRIFICE. 'A fine assortment of Toys. Why For want of room. Where At Hens A Co's Opera House Basaar. Everything at and below cost. ... —A splendid stock of trimmed hats and bonnets, very low to close out, at j,, S. L. STRAUS.

—Point Lace Handkerchiefs and Collars, real laces, Scc., at S. L. STRAUS.

—CRANBERRIES.—Choice celebrated cranberries for sale low to the trade by Joseph Strong.

—MINCE MEAT.—The best quAllty'of nuies meal for sals to the trade at reasonable rates by Joseph Strong.

—Rio, Lsynsyra and Java coffees roasted every dsy at Joseph Strong's.

—Try Joseph Strong's new crop Tsa*, just received.

—A man is wanted to tske charge of a well established Dairy—either to take an interest la It or attend to the same and share the profits. A. fine chanoe to step Into a good paying business Enquire at this oiBcs.

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Gift

Ladles* Lace Haadkcrehlcf*. Tacked aad Eaab'd do. Ltaca Haadkerehleffc, l-4c. Cord Edge 15c. Tak aad Galpare Laces. Friagfs ia gnat variety. Trl analog Tcloar*. Beal aad laaltatloa Lace Collar*.' Ladles' If eekwearte Ttea. Ac.

HOSIERY

Furs.

UWDERWEAR

Ladles* Uader Vest, fl.SO, worth

IIJ8.

Gcats' Uaderwear 91.30, worth #1,23. Chlldrea** Uadcr* ail*. Goat** Kaflish Hose 98e worth 33c. Ladies* Fleeced Hose33c, worth 33e. Chlldrea's Faacy Wool Hose 8,13,13,

SO, 93, 33,40, 30, 30 aad 73c. Harris* Seamless Kid Gloves.^ Glove* very much Under Price.

With Printer 8 Ink.

W. S. BTCB CO., Terre-Haute, Ind.

try stores is no less than 15c.

ELEVEN MILLIONS POUNDS OF WOOL

Have been Coaaaaaed ia the Great Bostoa Fire!

A BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM id that of giving

PRESENTS FOR CHRISTMAS.

The question is a thousand times asked, What is the most suitable for the person intended ., For a Wife.

For a Daughter.

For a "Particular" Lady Friend. For a Member of any Houshold,' You cannot find anything more-'

Appropriate or Beautiful

Mil Xhan In the stock at No. 93 MAIN STREET,(nearcor,4th.) Here.you will find Canary Birds, splendid singere. Cages of all kinds, including Cages of entirely new and elegant styles. A Gray African Parrot, in fine cage. Gold Fish in Globes and Aquariums. Hyacinths, beautiful, fragrant, growing in Glasses, Vases and Pots, Baskets, rustic and ornamental, Ac., Ac.

Remember 93 Main street.

—ATTENTION LADIES !—500 Now Patterns just received for Braiding and Embroidering, any design fnrnisbed by customers made and stamped on shortest notice. Mas. E. DECK, 41 North Fourth street.

—Sage is having a large run on his London Butter Ssotcli.

—N*W ARRIVALS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. —Ladies Ties, Collars, in real Imitation, Ladies' Hoods, Nubias, Saques, Jewelry, Kid Gloves, No. 77 at Herz A Co's.

—Ho FOR THE HOLIDAYS !—Those splendid late designs Piano Covers, all wool, with hand embroidery, have arrived at Knssner's Palace of Music.

—ORGANS FOR RENT.—TWO fine five octavo three stop instruments now in store at Kussner's Palace of Music.

—TAKE A LOOK AT THIS.—All ye in want of any article in the music line will save money by buying at the Palace of Music. Stock and prices not excelled by any other house in this State.

—Always look for bargains where you will find the largest stock. Organ buyers will find over twenty instruments to select from by going to Kussner's Palace of Music.

—PIANOS! PIANO*!-Fifteen splendid new pianos now open at the Palace of Munic. Pianoe sold on monthly payments.

—Two fine seven octave pianos for rent, low, for want of room. Apply early at Knssner's Palaoe of Music.

—FCRNITVBB DEALERSTAKE NOTICE. —Kaaberg A Hanley have opened a Mattrese Factory cor.3th and Mulberry streets where they manufacture and keep constantly on hand all kinds of Matreseen for the trade.

—BOWSER A JOHNSTON, NO. 1 and 2 Dowling Hall, have the exclusive agency for Brady's celebrated goods.

Every body takes it.

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Attractions.

PBDIT8,

6,8,10 cents per yard.

BTCSLIXfl,

FIVE MILLIONS SUITS OF READY-MADE CLOTHING BURNED TO ASHES!!

These two Items aloae Bepresent a Loss of over

FIFTY MILLIONS POUNDS OF WOOL!!

Add to this the immense loss of manufactured goods and you can for in some slight tlm&te of the terrible blow that has fallen upon the woolen interest.

WHAT DOES THIS GREAT LOSS MEANT—It means a great advanoeln woolen KXKIS. It means one, two, three or four dollars advance upon a shawl or pair of blankets. It racaus twenty per cent, more for Waterproof, Casslmeres, Jeans, Dress Goods, etc. Already the advance has commenced in New York and other large cities.

GOOD NEWS FORTTHE PEOPLE!—Before the Are goods had declined heavily. Fearira a reaction that should carry prices up, we had recently bought more than TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF DRY GOODS AND CARPETS this immense stock we shall throw upon the market without any advance In prices.

8,10,12*4 cents per yard.

WHITE AMD RED FLAMIELS, i5 cents per yard. PLAID FLAMEX8,

IT WILL NOT LAST LONG, OUR SALES ARE ENORMOUS, REACHING ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS PER MONTH WISDOM DICTATES PROMPT ACTION!*^ 'ws?

Our prices cairinot long remain where they now are. "First come, first served." With-' .a the next few days many- of the choicest bargains we now have in stock will be picked out. Buy at once or else do not grumble if you hnve to pay much higher prices as tha jenalty of waiting. Cur present prices are pretty generally known, so we give, as we lave but little space, only a few quotations:

Another lot or Five Thousand Yards of Yard Wide Fine and Heavy UnbleaceJ Muslla at 10c a yard. ny v, t'ki

Three Thousand Yards of Good Fine Unbleached Muslin nt 8c yard. Three Thousand Yards of the Celebrated Sterling Mills Yard Wide White Shirting Muslins at 15c a yard.

Good Yard Wide White Muslin at 12«c. We have Just received some Extraordinary Bargains in medium and low prioed Dress Goods, which we are selling at 20,25,30,85 and 40c.

We believe that we have thiee times as large an assortment of pretss Goods at these prioes as any store in Terre-Haute. 10 bales American A Grain Bags,33c. or-r 10 bales two bushel Grain Bag*, 25c.

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Good Flannels, 25,30,35 and 40c. Double-fold Plaid Flannels, 25,90,85 and 40c. Spleudid slock of all kinds oi Carpets. Best Dayton Carpet Cham, 35c. Buy no other. Handsome Felt Skirts, 82.00 and S2.25. 10,000 yards of Factory Jeans. flOo. Boat them if you can. The factory price is 75e.r

All our customers ought to have at least a few yards of that fine and heavy yard-wide Unbleached Muslin which we are selling at 10c a yard. The price charged for it in coun-

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•10 cents per yard. "U

COTTON FLANNELS, Extra 12% cents per yard. FACTOR! JEANS, 65 cents per yard.

CASSINEREST

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85c, 51.00, $1.25, $1. 0 per yard.

BEAVERS,

i: $2.50, ss.00, W.OO. $5.00, Hi.00 per yard.

BED TICKING,

12*4.18, 20,25 ceuls per yard. -r

BED TICKING, So cents per yard. VELVETEENS, $1.00 and upwards. -.• WATERPROOFS, $1.00 and upwards. WATERPROOFS,

In Plaids, Stripes and all Mixtures.

BED BLANKETS,

'i v* 13.00 to $15.00 per pair,

TOM

Want Cheap Goods.

Come&C for Yourselves

S. BTCE CO., Terre-Haute, Ind.

THE GREAT CONCERT.—There will be the greatest conosrt given this soason by the Orpheus Society, consisting of Vocal and Instrumental Performances. The Society will be assisted by the best of amateurs. Our charming singer Miss Freitag will sing some of her fine solos, and with Professor Shido as leader and manager of the whole, will no doubt insnre success. After the concert asocial dance. To take place nt Turner Hall, on Ninth street, Decomber 17th. Tickets 50 cents. n30 3t.

BUY YOUR

HOLIDAY GOODS.

Fisher J. L. Magner. V. V., R. H. Albertson R. II. Thomas Charles Thomas.

Tickets can be procured at A. H. Dooley's Opera House Book Store 8. It. Baker, P. O. Lobby, of the Committee, or at the hall door on the evening

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Entire new Stock ot Furs!

FOSTER BROTHERS'

Great New Tork City Dry Oaodn Store,

North

side Main

St.,

Terre-Haate.

BEST ASSORTMENT

IN THE CITY,

VERY CHEAP

THEO. STAHL'S.

J^JECHANIC'S UNION

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THE MEMBERS OF THREE UNIONS,

(Machinist A Blacksmith*,) (Coopers,) (Carpenter* A Joiner*}) will give their first O RAND BALL at

DOWLING HALL,

On Tuesday EvenloK.DeeemberS4tli, Christmas Eve.

Tickets $1.50, Supper Extra.

Committee of General Arrangements: IV.

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Suitable for the Holiday Trade, and to be sold at Wholesale Ouly.

China

Tea Sets, Birds and Animals.

Blowing Toys,£",i S !«"'"0«'' Rubber Toys,l{awhtou""""tot'

TV*.ya Whistles, Rattles. PU1 III 1 OyS«tols, etc.. Drawing Slates, Fancy Marbles. Wax Dolls, Drewed Dollr, Had Irons and Stands, Toy watches, Bowls and Pitcher*, pistols with real toy caps. Trumpets, French Harps, Jews Harp, Acoordeons, Albums, etc

All oar Toys can be sold from 5c to50c and leave the dealer a handsome profit. Remesa ber we sell at

Wholesale Only^

And will not Interfere with roar trade. Goods as low as any boose in the west and satisfaction guarsnteed.

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B. r., 8. B. Hughes Ed. O'Nlel

Cbarles Kantner.

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Committee a Rosette. ^*1 White Ribbon.

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Introti ory" Ulue Ribbon. Floor *ger Tied Ribbon.

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We call the special attention of dealers to our cheap

Toys & Fancy Goodpj

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MUNIC BY TOUTEW BAND. D. n. Walmsley. President 8. B. Hughes, Secretary ol General Committee bertson, Treasurer.

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Committee will be distinguished, as follo5."j

WITT1G DICK, Ms to street,^

Between SUi and tU, north n'.( ithe Tin Store.!*

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