Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 3, Number 50, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 June 1873 — Page 5

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SEW ADVERTl SEMENTS.

Harvesting Machine, Stove*, etc.—Smith

A^£0!^irrlBge#—C.

Ryan.

Notice—Board of Health. Calkin's Champion Washer—8. R. Hen derson. ,,

Rtfrlgerarors, ttc.--B. R. Henderson. —and— Many Local and Personal Notices.

THK JKWKIT REFRIGERATORS,

—Glass office partition for sale at Harvey'* Furniture store, at about cost of sash nud glass.

A N JK W ETT I C1I EST.S,

Dr. Patrick sold, as mentioned last week, to R. W. Rippetoe, the northwest corner of Oth and Ohio streets, at $300 per front foot. On the 2}th of this month, the southeast corner of Oth and Ohio will be offered at auction and will certainly attract many purchasers.

ARE ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE

—MOOKE—Hatter of the Periodnow daily receiving all the new styles in men aud boy's straw goods, and light linen hats, suitable for summer wear. Ventilated straw lints for men and boys in new and nobby styles will be found in his stock, all of which ill be sold at prices to suit everybody.

THE BEST THAT ARE MADE.

Proposals for the refreshment stands at the Printers' Picnic at Waveland, on the Fourth of July, will be received until

Tuesday noon, Juno 17th. Bids will bo received for the exclusive right, or for one stand out of four. The right is reserved to reject any or all proposals. Leave proposal with W. Harper, Gazette ofllce.

S. R. HENDERSON SELUS

Heads of families look here Just at this time you may havo difficulty in getting good fresh meats. If so, go to Peter P. Mischler's "Star Meat Market," on oust M-»in street, west of Seventh. Hers you will And the finest beef, veal, mutton and lamb that can 1)0 had in this market. Air. Mlsehler purchased this week a drove of extra lino cattle.

THE JKWETT ICE CHESTS, AND

--Wo have boon very much amused at the different expressions of opinion which we have heard upon tho street in regard to the proposed sale at auction of tho lots on the corner of Oth and Ohio. Of course it is an experiment, but in our opinion will be no doubtful one. Ohio must be tho next business atroet. It is wide, not obstructed by a street railway track mid Is nearer to the fostoffico than Main street. Wo predict that before many years, Ohio street will successfully compete with Main for the retail trade of this city.

THE JKWETT REFRIGERATORS.

I'I. A IN ST A TEMENT.

For tho most elegant and cheap goods In the line of fans, parasols, embroldt rv, laces, edgings, fringes, ribbons, ties, euITs, collars, gloves, veils, handkerchiefs, hosiery, forty cent hair braids, plated lewelry, opera chains, bracelets, pocket books, satchels, and ever so many other useful and ornamental articles, tho place to go is the popular "Cent Store," south Fourth street.

S. R. HENDERSON HAS

THE PtCSrC OA THE SEASON. A picnic will be hold at Early's Grove on next Wednesday, June 18th, for the benefit of St, Joseph's Catholic Church. The various societies are expoctod to turn out In regalia., and are requested to moot at Union Hall, corner of Fifth and Walnut streets, at So'c'o.-k A. M., sharp. A general invitation is hereby extended. Music by Prof. Broinlg's IUnd. By order af tho President.

K. OsnonxK, Sec.

THE ONLY LARGE STOCK

PICNKX

The Christian Sunday School propose a grand picnic this afternoon and evening, in the city, at the residence of the pastor, Rev. L. B. Smith, known as the old homestead of the Rev. Dr Jewett, on the northeast corner of Chestnut and Fourteenth streets. The entire school and Its friends are Invited to meet at 2 o'clock, in tho beautiful grove surrounding the residence, to enjoy an afternoon of pleasure aud partake of a free meal at 5 o'clock P. M., and also to remain and feast during the evening on strawberries and Ice cream. This is designed to be a very pleasant and enjoyable entertainment. All are cordially invited to attend. COMMITTER.

REFRIGERATORS ANDICKCH E3TS

ynrrCK TO* FAR.VERS. For sale at P. Newharl'.* Plow Works, Walter A. Woods' world renowned harvesting machines, the only successful self raking reaper la market. 17,097 of these celebrated machines bar© been sold the past year, in all parts of the civiHttd world. Every machine warranted to give perfect satisfaction or no sale. Farmers are invited to call and see them before purchasing elsewhere. PiiiLir NKWHART.

THAT ARE IN THE CITY.

Fourth of July.

V. Lorifce, Parts.

Rapolio— Enoch Morgan 8ou«. Dry good*-Felsenh»»Id A Jaurlet. Wanted-Partner with Cnplui. Wanted—Girl—Mrs. J. T. Moore. Toilet Articles, etr.— Bunt In A Armstrong. Heeds, etc.—Foote'n Seed Store. Smolander's Buchu. Notice—John Paddock, City Treasurer, Notice to Farmers—P. Newhart, n»e Picnic of the Season. Notice—J. M. Bankey, County Treasurer Parasols and Fan1*—A. Herz A Co. Oranges. etc.-C. T. Cllppenger Co. Mat*— Moore, Hstterof the Period. l)o not Skip—The B»«e Hive. I^adlea Un1erwe»r—The Bee Hlv«\ For Hale—O law Partition —Harvey. Hummer Clothing—Mo**Ier's. Plitn Statement—C«"nt 8'ore. Hrtle of Lot»-6th and Ohio. Fireworks—8. R. Baker AT7o. J. Hunter's Hhlrt le|H»U For hale—Frame HOUM»—F. A. Ko-s. Picnic—Christian Sunday School. Shoes and Dlthes—

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Ho! for the 4th. The glorious 4th. Patriotic 4th.

Fun A Fireworks.

The largest lot of fireworks ever brought to the city, sent to 8. Baker A Co., on consignment. Tho boat and cheapest ia the United States. Will be retailed at manufacturer's wholesale prices. Everybody c*n afford to celebrate. Will be on sale at the National Cigar Ston\ opposite tht» postofllce, Can furnish a tine assortment of exhi bition pieces for a public display. Silk Buntiu and muslin'flags, all sizes. Call on or address, S. R. BAKKB A o.

PostofHoe Lobby.

8. tt. HEN DERSON SELLS

ORANGES AND LEMONS. 25 boxes for the Fourth of uly, cheap for cash. C. T. CLIPFINOER fe Co.

THE JEW'ETT REFRIGERATORS AT

"Frost King" Soda Tickets 12 for $1.00 Blue Lick 20 $1.00

Geyser Spring 20 $1.00 Kiasengen 20 $1.00 Ginger Ale" 20 $1.00

BT'NTIX A ARMSTRONG

MANUFACTURERS PRICES.

POTATOES.

car loads of the very choicest Poach blows to arrive Mon C. T. CLIPPINOER A Co

Two

Michigan day.

JEW ETT REFRIGERATORS ARE

—Buckwheat, Millet, Hungarian,

Navy Beans, also Rustic Stand.-, Baskets and Chairs, Wire and Terra Cotia Baskets, Ac, at Foote's Seed Store, C5 Main street.

KNOWN TO BE GREATLY

—Singer! Singer! Singer!

Singer! Singer I

J. A. Marshall, Agent, 76 Main street.

SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS, YET

SALVIA—for the hair. ODONTIQUE—for the teeth. FACE POWDER—for complexion. Most elegant preparations and guaranteed free from anything injurious.

Our own manufacture. BUNTIN A ARMSTRONG, No. 600 cor. Oth and Main sts.

HENDERSON SELLS THEM

PICKLED PORK

Of the nicest quality, at a low price. C. T. CLIPPKNOKR A CO.

NO HIGHER THAN COMMON

LADIES UNDER WEAR DEPARTMENT, Largely added to by a fresh lot of Fine Goods

In vory handsome styles In TOILETS A CQUES,

NIGHT ROBES, LONG SKIRTS, SHORT SKIRTS, CORSET COVE IIS, CHEMISE, DRAWERS, BUSTLE, APRONS, Ac.

The designs aro handsome. The quality is superior the workmanship is of the bost, aud PRICKS Hionr.vSATISFACTORY. THE BEE HIVE, 163 Main street.

ONLIS ARESULD.

DO MV, DO PA*. DO WN. Tr/idf .• PARASOLS AT A. IlERZ A CO'H.

Silk Parasals marked down. Grosgraln Parasols marked down. Lined Parasols marked down. Unlined Parasols marked down. Club Handle Parasols marked dowu. Tourist Handle Parasols marked down.

Twlstod Silk Parasols marked down. Lace covored Parasols marked down. All Parasols marked down. To bo sold for less than any other house in this city will bo ablo to sell without losing money.

FOR REFRIGERATORS AND ICE

—Go ta Moore A Hagerty's for tin roofing, guttering, spouting and slat -ing, No. 1S1 Main street.

CHESTS GO TO HENDERSON'S

—Goto Moore A Hagerty^sforpumps No, 181 Main street.

WHERE THERE IS A LAROE

—Large assortment of mantles and grates, at Moore A Hagerty's, No. 181 Main street™

STOCK TO SELECT FROM.

—Goto Moore A Hagerty's for galvanised irou cornice iron gutter and spouting. S. R. HENDERSON HAS THE ONLY

—Particular atteution paid to plumbing at Meere A Hagerty s, No. 151 Main street. COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF

—New Ladles' Underwear at J. Scbaublin'a, 173 Main street, between Sixth and Seventh.

liEFRIGERATORS, ICE CHESTS,

Moore A Hagerty, plumbers. No. 131 Main street, Terra Haute, Ind.

WATER COOLERS AND ICE CREAM

FREEZERS IN THE CITY.

—New Ha!r Goods at Schsublln's,

-Man Inn transient "eu*au"

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Have the Habl**.—Twenty thousand mothers testify that Bruuker'sCarminative Bnlnarn in the only reliable remedy for clill dren teething, summer complaint or colic, it never falls tocure.it is perfectly harm lens, very pleasant to take and no possible danger from overdosing, it Is commended by the highest xllcal profession, no family once uidng It will ever speak of it but to praise Its merits, it should be In every nursery, every bottle Is warranted to glv* satisfaction. For sale by all druggists. Wholtsale by Eberle A Bindley and Gallck ft Berry, Terie-Hautc, Ind. Jun7-4ra

Oharle* Slay has opened bin butcher shop on the southeast corner r-f Main and 8th streets, where he would like to meat tht public. He will deal in the freshest, fattest and most exhilarating beef, the most soulsatisfying mutton, aud the most Inspired porli. Geutlo reader,

Hie tin* to Mav*" And fix your gaze

Upon the raeatn, the most tempting In town Which ho offers for Kale so very low down

XETTS FOR ALL.—Nice frej-li Caudles, both fancy uiul common, together with Fruits and Nut®, are constantly being opened at Tl Main street. Also, the best Clgnrs and Tobacco's In the city.

LEW-ti R. L. BLACK.

—Go to Moore A Hagerty's for plumb ing. No 181 Main street.

200 Yds. New Styles Prints.

There never was li i* variety 111 Terre Hnnte »s enn be found »t W. 8 JtYT. A OX

Koto W. S. Ryee A Co. for TABLE LIN EXM,

NAPK1XS, BIFF TABLE I.INEXN, RED TURKEY TAIILEIXG, AC.

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TEKKiji'HAUTE SATURDAY EVENlMyMAIL, JUNE 14. 1873.

mundane sphere.

Woman's life lj »U. "Why do we linger "We don't get rauclvtater, fait, There's no use In our tryin,' We're sure to come to It at last, And bay our shoes of Ryan. This fact we must at oiee admit, The' It goes against our wishes, When we've smashed up ur table felt, We must go to Ryan for dishes.

Ruck eye Cash Store.

SUMMER UNDERWEAR, GENTS «A»'ZE UNDERWEAR, LADIES do do

Cheap at W.S. RYCE A CO.

CASSIMERES, COTTON ADES, LINENS,

For pant wear and suits, at W. 8. RYCE A CO.

HOSIERY Price, at

ot every style and

tfibf GJLJID,

To the Farmers of Vigo and Adjaemi 4 $ 4 Tbe subscribers would very respect fully announce to all persons, coutem plating a visit to Terre-llaute for the purpose of laying In a supply of gro ceries, eta, for harvest times, that tbey are most cordiallv invited to call at our corner 7th and Main streets, and carefully examine the very extensive choice and cheap stock of conees, leas, sugars, syrups, and all small groceries.

As all trade from the farming com munity is considered very desirable and sure pay, we shall make this a specialty in our business, and at all times to pay you the very highest prices for your produce and marketing, and to sell our commodities to you at such prices as cannot fail to convince, that you we well paid lor calling at the corner of 7th and Main streets. We shall spsre no pains to please, and with honest clerks to deal justly between you and us, v. hope to merit a large shure of your patronage, which you so liberally bestowed upon Messrs. Turner A Shillito, onr popular predecessors. See advertisements. murSl 3 C. T. CLipriNGEit A Co

Notice.

All such places reported to the Board of Health after this date, will receive their prompt attention, and if found to be public nuisances, will be so declared By order Board of Health.

SUMMER DRESS GOODS

Seca.vod To-Day.

Striped Grenadines, 20- per yard.

GRENADINES, white stripes, GRENADINES colored stripes,

FROU FROU GRENADINES.

Grenadine*, Mignone te shades, with

self colo ed stripes, 85c per yard.

prices, at

W. S. RYCE A CO.

A PANIC EXPECTED!!

REAT EXCITEMENT IN NEW YORK!!

Goods Down Neary One-Half!!

MONEY WORTH 40 PER CENT. PER ANNUMJ-TFIE THREATENED FAILURE OF HUNDREDS OF MERCHANTS!~A GREAT DECLINE IN CARPETS!—THE WEST TO HAVE CHEAP

GOODS!—WE SCENT THE COMING STORM I —OUR STOCK TO BE CONVERTED INTO CASH!

BIG SENSATION IN TERRE-HAUTE!

By throwing upon the ffnrkel onr riillro Stork of Uootfs, msikctl down Tlioii.Hnnils »f loilnrN worth from recent prices.

THESE GOODS WILL GO A HUMMDO:

Entire stock of yard wide 25c. Tercales marked down to 124c. S-We yards, yard wide English Percales down to 12Jic. a,.W0 yard*, yard wide Meriimack Percales down to 12£c.

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A. IIERZ A CO.,

Great Opera House Bazaar.

All the«e l'ercale* are worth 25 cents a yard. Entire ntock or 81 Kid Gloves marketi down to 50c. Eutlre btock of Ladles' Miwlin Underwear, marked down totoft hnlf price.

Tost American Delaines, spring styles, marked down to li/^c. Big lot of 20c French Lawns marked down to 12$c. Big lot of best American Prints marked dowu to 10c.

FURNITURE!!

At Nos. 18 and 20

FOURTH STREET, BET. OHIO AND MAIN,

Cm be found the Lnrgeat and Best Stock in the city, conaiting

Parlor and Chamber Setts, Bedsteads, Bureaus and Wash Stands, Sideboards, Hat Racks, Book Cases, olding Bed Lounges, Sofas, Rockers, ]ane and Wood Seat Chairs, Marble and Wood Top Center Tables,

WHICH WE ABE SEUPifl

At Bottom Prices, Wholesale and Retail

W. S. RYCE & CO.

LADIES' SUITS, $5, worth $7,50.

LADIES' SUITS, $8, $10, $12, $20.

tV. S. RYCE & CO.

LLAMA LACE SACQUES.

LLAMA LACE POINTS. W. S. RYCE & CO.

PARASOLS 2.25 worth 8.00.

PARASOLS 2.50 8.50.

PARASOLS 8.00 4.00.

Ail better Parasols, at proportionate

W. S. RYCE & CO'S.

Ppl»ndid Japanese Poplins marked down to 20c and 2JC. 1 Japanese Bilks marked down to 50c. Best Massachusetts Mills Muslin marked down to 10c.

Jaconent Edgings half price. Fringes cheap. Coate's Cotton, 5c a spool. Flos, 5cts a Mill ward's

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5c. Knitting Cotton, 7c a ball. $10 Shawl-« marked down to

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fS Shawls to 11 ?6 Shawls to 9:1.50 $6 Shawls to S2.50 $4 Shawls to *2. Parasols, In all stylo* and qnalltles at low prices. rARPETN msrkrd down from 65c to 50c: from 75c to60c: from fl to 8 81.25 to tl from Sl-V) to S1.25. Best Brussels Carpets, 81.25. Three ply Carpets, fl

WIDE AWAKE, OR THESE OOODRWILL REVOKE. FOSTER BROS-, Grpat Xow York City Store, Terrc-Il«ut«s Ind.

-Haute Furniture Co.,

8. K. ALLG5, Agent,

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It is recommended by the Board Health that all privy vaults, water clos .*ets, out house*, alleys or other recep tables of offal or stagnant water, be im mediately cleaned and disinfected, and that all place? of stagnant water be im mediately drained and graded that all slaughter houses and pig styes be iinrne diately cleaned ami disinfected.

washing

Will

no oil and works easily.

$ 7 5 0

Extraordinary Bargains in Dry Goods!!

STRICTLY ONE PRICE FOR EVERY PERSON.

Recent purchases in New York, at Panic rices, enaole us to offer 50 pieces of Black and olored Silks at about 70 cents on the dollar of their actual value. .. *. -v,w

FELSENHELD & JAURIET, --i* Marble Palace. We offer at a Bargain 450 pieces of assorted qualities of Spring and Summer Dress Goods, bought in New York, at panic prices, at the close or the wholesale season.

FELSENHELD & JAURIET, Marble Palace. We offer 75 Llama Lace Points, assorted qualities, including the finest imported, at about 60 cents on the dollar of their value.

FELSENHELD & JAURIET, Marble Palace. 150 Ottoman Reversible pure Worsted Shawls, splendid quality, we offer at $3.50 each, their value being $7.50.

FELSENHELD & JAURIET, Marble Palace. Mourning Dress Goods, including Lupin's French Bombazines, Cashmere, Drap a'Ete, English Crepes, Henrietta, doth, &c., in large assortment and at unusually low prices.

FELSENHELD & JAURIET. Marble Palace. Our Suit Department is replete with choicest styles of Ladies' & Misses Linen & White Suits, and Ladies' Berlin made Poplin Suits. Prices extremely low. & JAURIET,

O-A-XjICXIISPS

CHAMPION WASHER!!

Buy the Champion!

CHAMPION

Patented OeUbcr 17,187J,

fffcinnftaclurcd by the AI,KIXV CHAMPION WASHER COMPANY, 191 & 193 SonIta Clark (Street, Chicago.

IT WASHES CLEAN. QUICK AND EASY,

IT HILL LAST TEX YEARS

Ami Wash ollar* and Wristband* Clean.

THE CHAMPION WASHER!!

ture, demonstrates that it ia received by the world a3 a

the labor B?,vlng machinery demanded by all enterprising people. Over 30,000 Washers were sold in the year 1K72. and are now in uae in all parts of the country. Those who use them testify that THK CHAMPION WASHER is as perfectly adapted to washing as the Wringer is to wring clothes. It has a largo

surface in a small cotnpa»s. It ia compact, light, easily handled and cheap. It only weighs 17 pounds, and will fit any tub. Does not easily get out of order.

Marble Palace.

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year or Ha manufacKEAL ADDITION to

remain in perfect condition, whether kept wet or dry. Needs

Is ail that is Asked

For this Great Libor Saver.

FOR

MALE AT

S. R. HENDERSON S STOVE STORE,

Sonfli aide Stain street, bclwren F»nrtti «n! Fifth.

Call »nd examine the machine, or leave word for the agent to come to your house and try it on a regular washing. If it don't do the work to your entire satisfaction, "don't buy.

FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED, at the Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Iowa,and all the northern and northwestern State fairs where exhibited. It iseadorsed by the Prairie Farmer, Western Rural, and the press generally throughout the country. We append a few testimonials, showing what home people think of it#

TESTOIOWIAIJS.

61 sheets, 65 pillow slips, 118 towels, 200 napkin*, 14 large table cloths, besides other pieces of mixed washing, amouailng to nearly 600 pieces, were washed dean in one hour and fifteen minutes. The machine meets with our unqualiapprobation. WM. M. HAWKINS A SON,

Our washerwoman could not get along without the "Calkins' Washer," aow In use in the National House. It perfect success. N. 8. PATTON, Proprietor National House.

Proprietom Terre Haute House.

The amouat washed in one hour would haTe taken a washerwoman three day*. tD8 M. M. BEDFORD,

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Proprietor Buntin Houae*

S. HENDERSON,

General Agent for Indiana and Illinois,

TEBKE-IIA1TE,I5D.