Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 3, Number 31, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 February 1873 — Page 8

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O. B. Jeflsrs and T. B. .fcgms ar| in the east. Hick Filbeck makes a pil^-image to Washington on the 10th. -v

C»pt. Potter skipped over the ''beautiful snow" to Brazil yesterday jng8am. Dnncan never more will drive Ha lathor's valuable horse. He sleighed him.

Frank Crawford and wife will take their Sunday services in Boston tomorrow. 4 -5 .Sapor B. Hudson and wife returtied ftom the Arkansas Hot Springs Wednesday evening.

James and Harry Itoss have been visiting their brother John Ross, at Vincennes, this week.

KichardJ. Durkan, of John's lumber jard, started Sunday night on a two auonths visit to Ould Ireland.

S. It. Baker starts on Monday for Denham, Massachusetts, to settle his Cither's estate. He will be absent about two weeks.

Miss Kellogg, assisted by a quartette, to give a concert at Rockvillc, next Wednesday evening, we learn by the Republican. T™ §5 The many warm friends in this city of''Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Masten, of Brazil, were pained this weekf'to learn the death of their only d^ghter.

Samuel Merry isn't tho "oldest inhab itaut," but he is good authority for tho statement that this is the coldest win tor we haVe had for thirtj'-one years.

The Journal says R. A. Morris ii i»early through with his railroad busi ness at Indianapolis and will soon re torn to this city as his pormanent resi dence. «iT. H. Riddle, Wm. M. Slaughter, H. Mixer, A. B. Stoner and E. L. Gird Mr have been in attendance upon the rtrand Lodge of Knights of Pythias, at Indianapolis this week. lion. II. D. Scott has been added to »he rapidly increasing roll of Torre Haute Railroad Presidents—tho Chicago and Ohio River Railroad. Now wo have Presidents Mclveen, Collett Ttioll and Soott,

Baker, at tho post office lobby, told feminine inquirer aftor the Waverly Magazine, that "the papers aro all behind this week." "No they ain't," aaid she, with a comical look. Baker looked confused and tho lady "bustled" out.

General Frank White, tho coming man for Assessor-in-chlef of this roveaue district, is in the city. He will mako Torro-IIauto his home from Maroh. We'll be real glad to weloome him as a citizen. He is a business man and a gentleman.—[Gazette.

Mrs. Emma B. Grover, of A Graramor grado in the first ward school has Men selected as principal of school No. fi, to fill the vacancy caused by tho resignation of Mrs. Mary L. Clarke, who gpgpfito St. Louis, where we understand she takes a similar position.

Robiuson, the minstrel, the "man

with the silver horns," who appearod

recently at Dowllng Hall, was arrested at Springfield, Ohio, on charge of at-

tempting to pass a counterfeit note. fW* U* had better stick to his musical g% note* jjoven these aro nono too good. Jry% S.-B/.TJavis, editor of the Newport

Urfjosler^ate, we are grieved to learn, bssftut tlu uUre use of his right arm,

from thoefltota of measles, contracted lift during the war. He did not lose a leg, as has been stated by tho city papers,

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Itat has been crippled in the left ankle

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from the abovo cause.

L. Goodman and wifestartod Monday wnr»i&ht for Philadelphia, where they will fisit.relatives until spring, when they salt lor Germany, returning, V/

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late in autumn. A pleasant visit, a prosperous voyago and sale return aro tho wtahos that go with them from ^manj warmly attachod friends.

Ira Delano, William Coats and W. H. 3 HUvwiurt, all good men, have been adto tho long roil of Democratic candittos for Mayor. If this thing keeps ®n growing the people of this good municipality vrHl soon be divided int« two 1 groat classfs-^those who are and those

•whaamnoUspiraptt^t|oTiqa^orftl-

ity. The Indiartftpols papers say the discourses of Rev. K. Frank Howe, who 2 hits preached every evening this week

iu the Mayflower Chunih that city, attroctsd large and deeply interested no-

unr«s.

He op«acd tho Satiate aad

it* House with prayer on Thursday urOrtima, and life Houso ag*in yesterday oxoruing.'

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Tho Crawford«v}n« Review states that oh Friday "the check of Chauncey Kww, of T«rrs Haate, fur flifty thousand dollars, waa'rtceived ut the Jlrat Na»

Bink, this city, and placed to

t't* rrfdlt of the Tmateos of Walwsh This munificent gtft, we are *#jrniod, was entirely unexpected, li^luWbasuerek welcome surprlsa. The

Mr. Rom has long been

vck^rious. but this donation Is tho «ro»?r1ng **t of his life,"

'Jho Uj.'r'y-fourth wedding amaiversikry of Street Cotnratesiouer A. P. Voorhec-H r.ttd wife was colebrated last 1tte»i«ytVdning. Mr. and Mrs. Voorfc«cs. were invited out to tea, and while yi nMii party of friends assembled at their residence, bringing a number of presents, &nd their children prepared s-bountiful sapper to surprise thorn on Ibelr return at about eight o'clock. The surprise was complete, and the whole affair quite ei^oy»ble.

The "Court House Ring" Will be at the Mannerehor Masquerade. JL Bev. Mr. Howe, ot the Congregational church, announces a second sermon to Mechanics for to-morrow evening. He had a good number present last Sunday evoning.

E. L. Girdner brought his wife home from Louisville yesterday evening, and swnng into hii new duties of ticket agent at the Vandalia depot last night, at the first minute of the first hour of the first day of February.

The Columbus, Ind., Republican, comes to us witl* the. name of the voter* an editor, Isaac M. Brown, at the mast head. The paper is published by Brown & Brother, his sons, and presents a very neat appearance.

The concert last evening, we believe, was for the benefit of Miss Kellogg. Our people have been quite generous to this favorite and accomplished vocalist. We have another lady vocalist deserving of a rousing, substantial benefit concert. We. refer to Mrs. Anna Lange Gould. We do not know that such a movement would be agreeable to her, and make this suggestion entirely upon our own responsibility. But we do know that the amateur vocalists of this city would consider it a great favor to assist in such a compliment, and the people of every grade and class would respond in a substantial benefit to one so worthy and who is ever ready and willing to lend her fine musical abilities whenever called upon. Will some one take the initiatory steps?

GOLDEN PARAGRAPHS.

GOOD FOR SLTNDAYREADING

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Reprove thy friend privately—com mend him publicly, says a wise man and we commend our friend Charley Eppert, the photographer, for the general satisfaction hegives to his pictures "Remember the Sabbath to keep it holy," and go this evening for yopr Sunday cigars and tobacco to $cott ShoafFs, on east Main street, near the canal. Ho keeps the choicest brdnds as bis many customers know so woll

No man ever did a designed injury to another without doing a greater to himself and jjiany people do great injury to themselves by swallowing impure and adulterated drugs and medicines, when a pure article can be had of Gulick & Berry, the well, known and reliable druggists.

If we thoroughly examine, we shalj find that pride, policy, and power are thre^ principal ingredients in all the disturbances of a church, and if we thoroughly examine the stock of boots and shoes at No. 10 south Fourth street, we shall find that nowhere else can better bargains be had in serviceable foot wear, and to the least disturbance of your pocket.

Uprightness in our dealings with each other is a matter not of human convenience, but divine requirement, and God will punish the want of it by exclusion from Heaven. We clip this paragraph from a religious exchange and we know of no better applicatiorf to make of it than to R. W. Rippetoe the honest and upright grocoryman at the White Front. /f

As sins proceed they ever multiply and, like figures in arithmetic, the last stands for more than all that went before it. Speaking of "figures," it is no "sin" to remind the readers of The Mail that low figuros are the rule now until Spring on all of Riddle's stock of notions, trimmings,etc. He must have money to buy new spring goods at whatever sacrifice.

Commend us to a man who holds his faith, whatever it be, with a manly grip, "speaking the truth in love." This paragraph can be extended and "speak the truth in love," by saying that Engles&Tutt «re now offering unusual inducements in the sale of their $25.b00 worth of Boots and Shoes.. The cash system inaugurated the first of January works admirably, n'j'

Christian work ought to be no more irksome than the Activity of a Healthy

body on

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time to attond his church duties and at tho same time supply all who call at No. 79 Mam street, with all kinds of

clothing and gents' furnishing goods at honest, living prices. His prides rule low to clear away for the spring trade.

When one is always striving to pleaae self there is always a dearth of ways and means. But let an effort bo made to please others and what a variety,of avenues aro opened. Turner & ShilUto .are constantly opening these ,avenues, and that's why they enjoy such, an enviable popularity as dealers in groceries, country produce and feod for man and beast.

True glory consists in doing what dogervYS «o be written, in writing what deserves to be read, and in so living as to mako the world happier and better for otar living in it and in writing what deserves to be read, we put down the hot that no batter place in tbe city can be found to bay groceries and country produce than at White & MelYin's, corner Fourth and Cherry

Aim high but not so high as not to be able to bit anything. The highest aim of J.» P. Bren&n & Co, is to please their customers. They seldom, if ever Ml to make a hit, and a fit. Selling only for cash, wit^ Jow rente, doing their own cutting, guaranteeing good fits and workmanship, it is not surprising that the aims of these popttlar merchant tailor*, on Ohio street, oetween Third and Fourth, are so suo&*8fal. ...

Forbearance Is a domestic jewel, not to be worn for state or show, but for daily and unostentatious ornament. Ii you want something for ornament go $.0 T. H. Riddle's, and select from his superb and brilliant stock of watches, chains, bracelets, sets, rings and jewelry of all kinds. ].*

It is right to be contented with what we have never with what we are, Baid Mackintosh, but who could be contented with a poor set of harness, when for the same money, perhaps less, the very best harness can be had at Peter Miller's in the" old Post Office building," Fourth stree&:"ftl'i»I}ttf biMstel

If the whole wor|dr should agree to speak nothing but the truth,'.what an abridgement it would- make of jspeecb,

said

Silliman, but there would be no abridgement of speech in sounding the praise of the stoves, tin-ware, and other goods and work sold daily oy R. L. Ball, the veteran stove dealer.

Time appears very short, eternity near, and a great naine.-eitherin drafter life, together witb all earthly pleasures and profits, but an empty bubble, a deluding dream so if you want to keep a correct record of time as it files, get your watch-repairing clone at p. R. Freeman's, in the National Hotel Block. His work oan be relied on* "To the pure all things are pure." Perhaps wp should except pure liquors! But even these can be had if you go to the right place. This is at J.B.Lyne'e,opposite the Tsrre-Haute House. He has genuine Irish and Scotch Whiskies, Jamaica Rums, Fine Brandies, and Wines, and is sole agent for Werk's Golden Eagle and other brands*0f Sparkling Wineis.

—Rio, Laguayra and Java roasted every day aff Joseph Stron

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BINDING.—C.

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a crisp autumn morning. Nor

H. Bannister finds ample

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^rERRE-^ATTTR SATURDAY JBVJSNIJSG MAIL. FEBRUARY 1. 1873.

We stifl Tid^ seme choice Goods left which must be

^Sre doles. CASH iujfStir will

please beat in mind that we hare reduced prices in

alt departments to close out winter stock.

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Opportunities are running to waste everywhere, like the golden ffuit of the overburdened orchard* lhey ard not confined to parallels of latitudo,. In running after them, we are perpetually running away from them. While We are rupning, our feet should wear TEe strong, serviceable boots, shoes and rubbers sold so cheaply by Noyes Andrews, 141 Main street, south side]

A true friend is not born every day, it is best to be courteous to all—intimate with few, for though, perhaps you may have great-cause for joy, it ip ce?r tain that yOu will have less for sorrow. A true friend, however, will be fcund in John Kuppenheimer, especially when you are in need of the best readymade clothing, overcoats, business suits, the finest fabrics, or anythingln the line of gents' furnishing gdods.

The Bible is the book of bookB. It stands with its pages open upob the beautiful sign over the Central Book Store. Passing beneath it, through the doorway you will find it in all Styles of binding, together with the most complete stock of theological, religious, moral, popular afjcl standard books to be found in the city. Here you

—THE JONES PLOW.

L. Warner, on

Sixth street, opposite the Postpfflce, makes all kinds of Blank Books to order on short notice, Magazines, jPerlodicals, Music Books, tc.. boun^ in a "JLTERINO UNDERWEAR, substantiiil.and handsome style, alt reasonably ratffi,,

&uflfter8f i^a-aCrw«u-, #ndi their

oelebrated

Modal'Shirt,'^Suitable for

celebrated Model Shirt,Suitable for Holiday Present XI*

Novelty Clot®* Wrii^e^he in the martrt^f ir^yad.wll|M*it at Oory A Crowder's.

Wire Rothes Lines—* ilya^r Jbreak, at. jwy,

Galvanieed

they will not rus & Crowder's.

THB^JO^ESPL^W,

^P^Skates for ladies and gents a A CrowderW i» 4»t/t. -Tibia and Pocket

#.«•«** W «-MV» """j large stock, at Cory & Crowder's.

and bo

5—THE

—THE JONES PLOW.

IZRLANGEJZ & CO.'

OPERA

HOUSE.

CHAS. E. FURBISH, Manager.

Fifth Avenue Theatre

Combination, from Sew York.

Monday, Tuesday & Wednesdays p- February 3rd 4 th and 5tb, In Augustin Daly's Great Society Sensation in Five Acts,

DIYORCE!!

Which play will be presented \yith all that .attention to dress and detail that has made it a Fashionable Success and the gTeathlt of the season, ws

Act l. Given in UKarriogd. ,,7, Act S. The Strife Vfegnn. Acts. The Cnrse of Interference.

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£.ct 4. The Retaliation. Act 5. Tbe Divorced.....

OF THE

LACES, .* ft A. as

JOUyiN AND JOSEPHINE KIDB,

g-IRBY PINS, KNITTING COTTON,

j^ACE CELLARS, UNDERSLEEVES,

UBf AS HOODS,

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-THE JOJijPS PLOW.

& Co'l?in

At Brianger & Co'^tin the Opera House building, catf be^ lound a full and handsome 'lint of Jtows, Scarfs.

QRNAMBNTS FOR CLOAKS

pASSAMENTERIE,

QUlEEN BEBSRUFFLlNa,

JJUOHES, RIITOONS, RU FF LING 3.

gOCitS. SUSPENDERS, SOUP

fJIOWELS, TIES, BOWS,

TMBRELLAS, I 't •U

ALiiNCIENNE3 LACKS, i, i.

"YARNS, (OermantowH) 4c- Stc.n

hats

A splendid stock of trMafqjbd iets, very low to clos# out, at ft.

JONES PLOW.

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—Try Joseph Strong's new drop Teas, jnst received. —Ml^CK KAT.—The b^lgauality of jBtmce meat for sale tothe trade at reaM onable rates by Joseph Strong.

PA YMENTBESIRffl).

We ate desirous of closing all open accounts at ones, mad .beg those in* debted to us to call acd settle by cash or note. Follow the golden rule and do not compel us to ddzt personally penitently. j.

Very respectfully, TCKLL, RCPLXT Jt DBKIWO.

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Pot in Small or L*tse lets for the trade. J** fj

We have

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For Jdll particulars see programme* of the day. Seats may now be secured at Bartlett's Central Book .Store.

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Ters»c-Hatite Mseniierclidr,

DOWLL\G 1I.1LL,,

'"Tuesday, February 35th, lS78^ a!

1. OPENING OF THE BALL, at 9 9'Jlodk, with a grand Polanaise, by 'Brigham Youn^ and his wives. 2. TABLEAU—A wedding in modern style. 3. TRAVELER^ IN THE COUNTRY. 4. LQUIH IN THOUSAND A^Cl OJfE.EX

TREMITIES. 5. TABLEAU -The CourlHouse Ring. G. LOVES LABOR LOST. ,t 7. WHO HAS DONE IT? 8. NOBODY'S FRIEND. in 9. TABLEAU—punter's scene ryantlio" with song.

Ailmtccmn Gentlemen $1.50. Admission Ladies 50 cents. Tickets can be procured at J. Fischers,'A. Lorey's, N, Katsenbach's, P. L. Schloss.

^LPACA BRAIDS, BINDINGS,

JgRUSHES, BELTS, BUSTLES,

0ORSETS, COLLARS, CUFFS,

store the mind, and at the same time adorn your homes with beautiful chromos and stereoscopic views.

JQIAPER, (Eureka)

-jgMBROIDERlES,

^IGHUfiS' FELT SKIRTS,

LOVES, GIMPS, GARTERS,

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JJANDKERCHIEF5, HOSiEItl?,

IMITATION

Watchmaker

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Sent on commission,

Bather then return them will sell cheap.

S. R. BAKER & CO,

Postcflke Lobby,

febl*2t Tene- Haute, Ind.

Alitor February l«t,

There will be a chance tobuy for a single .u v- •.-.-•'i'-i

One Dollar,

CHROMOS,

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.Comic and Sentimental,

Agcncr "»or

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A Good thing for the Year !73,

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At 73 Main Street.

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THE GREAT SWEEP SALE,

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TN FUIili B14ST. .. \i 1' HicV it'-,.,.*. i.h-d. *.,• ,v &

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GIVES SPECMI- ATTEMTION TO MAKING AKD BEPAIRINQ FINE WATCHES FOR OTHER WATCIISfAKEKS. ,'i THE OKLT OPTICIAN L\ TEBRE-HAUTE. MAIZES SPECTACLES TO StJIT ALL

EYES-OLD

RE-CASED—MANUFACTURES SOLID JEWELRY.

T" ?ii 174 Main street, Fire Doors East of Sixth street, r. -n TERBE'HAVTE, INDIANA.

Wilson? Bros. & Hunley, Corner Main and 5th Streets/

HAYING BECOME FULLY ESTABLISHED IN OUR TRADE, WE ARE /TiTlT*. Tit A DAILY ADDING

NSW AND ATTRACTIVE GOODS

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TO OUR STOCK. WE INTEND AT ALL TIMES TO KEEP FUtLY Uf TO THE MARKETS, AND WILL ALLOW NO ONE TO SELL GOODS nw -CHEAPER THAN US. a .—.v..*, j. f? i„ h- & '"W-J

We Start upon a Gash B&feis.

Having adopted the Cash plan, we will Ad lie Mr to It at all times. .! 'Ml f1? We believe it to be of, great benefit to both buyers and sellers, We solicit the patronage of the people of Terre-Haute and vicinity. i» ,, iv ,fn ir We shall keep

FIRST CLASS GOOS AT BOTTOM PRICES.

PRINTS.* ''J CASHMERES,,.. MUSLINS, FLANNELS,, TICKING, JEANS,

BARGAINS, «i'*i ,W:

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3i fiv. i' :m ia

New York Store, 79 Main Street,]

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WILSO^ BRO§. & iiu^iiEY,

Valued at from 10 to 30 Dollars.

ART EMPORIUM,"'.'

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Great Bargains! 1

TO BE HAD FOB TtlE KEXX THIRTY BAITS. -V *l\ 'H !.!j I .» --"W '*1^ I k"j I *,

AM 0FFEpJNG My

Glassware, China, ftueensware Table Cutlery, Lamps, etc.,

AT ASTORIRHWe IJW FICJl^^RKS FOR THE KE*T JTHIRT IAYS, TO HAKE ROOM l«« MY IMI'OIITAIION OR- ({»«.. -T.- W«». J)»»»

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*-i.% x.Hi .i "v *.i ,.u- in ut, a i, »4 REMEMBER WE ARE CLOSING OUT WINTER STOCK AT PRICES TO IN-

*»*l SURE QUICK SALE FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS-LOOK FOR|

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CAL. THOMAS.

Pi 4c** dcc.f atc. & 5s

A COMPLETE STOCK OF DRESS GOODS,'

Embracing all tho DlfTerent Hhndcs and |nnlltlcs,

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FRED. RUSCRHAUPT & CO.

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PEBBLES RE*GROTJND AND

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GLOVES, HOSIERY,

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NOTIONS,

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Snceemiors to Tnell, Ripley dc Peming.

you want

Pure Milk

Froift iafid after this date I will deliver milk to customers North of Main street in the Morning, and South of Main street in the Evening. My Milk is not kept a drf^| before being delivered, bat that milked la the morning is delivered in tbe morning, and the b&me with that milked in the eve»

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are fed on pure feed—no slop used. Families wishing cream can be accommo dated at any time.

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I can also furnlsb Ice Cream, made of pur* cream for par,lw

ENTIRE STOfK OF I

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THEO. STAHL,

15 Sonth Fourth St., Terre-Haule, Ind.

GTJLICK & BERBT,

GENERAL DEALERS IN

Drugs, Medicines, ChemicalsJ

'L Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. Corner Main and Fourth Streets,

"7" TERRE-HAUTE, IND.

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BARR S PECTORAL ELIXIR and BARR S AGUE MEDICINE

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