Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 3, Number 52, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 June 1873 — Page 5

AM U8EMENTS.

THK AMATBtTBfl.

To-nlgbt at the Opera House the am stsnis make their eeoond appearance producing the pleaaiog drama of "Fan chon," Mrs. Traqvair appearing aa the Cricket. Those who witnessed her lire)? personation of Topsjr, believe she will make a decided hit to-night The other characters will be well sns tained, several new fares coming forward. The full cast is given elsewhere The attractiveness of the drama, the novelty of amateurs and the pleasant change in the weather should all tend to draw out a large audience to-night iSeats can be secured at Bartlett A Co's.

KASS* U. PRICE.

Next week—Fiiday and Saturday afternoon and evening—Miss

Fanny

Price, supported by an excellent dramatic company, will appear at the Opera House. This talented actress has ever been a favorite with our people, and now that she proposes to make Terre Haute her home, this interest will be greatly Increased. "Little Bare foot" will be given on Friday «yenlng and Arrah-Na-Pogue on Saturday evening. At the matinee performance on the Fourth, we are to have "Rip Van Winkle," and on Saturday afternoon "Fanchon." After this brief engagement Miss Price will retire to her new home near this city, until September when she will renew her professional engagements.

HOW TO KEEP COOL. Stew around as much as you can before breakfast. Find fault with your wife. Upbraid the help, and jaw tho children.

Don't permit yourself to be suited with the morning meal. On reaching your place of business, fume round because some trifling thing hasn't been attended to.

Make it warm as you can for your partner, and he will probably reciprocate by making it warm for you.

Run out every half hour and get a drink. Along about the middle of the day chase around after delinquent creditors the worst cases tho better.

Swoar a little. Grow2 about the heat. Take another drink. Work yourself into a lather trying to get a full day's work out of your men.

Wipe your face vigorously with your pocket-handkerchief every two minutes. (iet into a dispute on some trivial matter.

Drink some more. Go home to a cold dinner and have your wife make it hot for you.

Kick up a quarrel with a neighbor. Mop, growl, swear and drink until bed-time, and spend the night lighting mosquitoes to save the expense of a mosquito-bar.

If by following the above roles faith fully you are unable to keep cool, your case Is hopeless.

S N A S E S I O N S Road The Mali this evening and go to bed.

Riso early and take a bath. Make np your mind to go to church. Don't be afraid to put a little something on the collection plate.

Ifyou feel It yeur duty to sleep in church, all right—but snore with the soft podal down.

Almost all, if not, indeed, every one, of the sermons preached to-morrow will have something good In them. The texts will be good, anyhow.

Tn A

atkurs.—Theladiesand

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gentle below named are in tho cast for tho pleasing drama of "Fanchon" at thejOpora Houso to-night: Fanchon (with song) Mrs. C*. II. Traquair Father llarbeard, rloh farmer O. Leatiue iffijlf'/Tv"° VooSrS

Collin Kugene

Father CaUlanl,.... Arthur P. Clarke Malhtou ^-......11. P. Hrokaw, Jr. Martineau... O. H. Tmqunlr Old Fsdet ......"Ml** Lillian Wood Mother Barbeard. Miss Nellie Thorn** Annette ......MKs Mamie Smith Musette..!. MIm l.llllan Wood Madelon Mt*a Nellie Thomas

AN VISA NCE.

8lx days in the week Is sufficient time for all Railroads leading Into our city within which to transact their local business, (except in cases of positive necessity.) The I. A St. L. Co., however, make a practice of bringing out their Switch Engine on Sabbath evening, and obstructing the street crossings from the river to Ninth street, at the very hours In the evening that a large number of persons living North of said ralroad are pawing to and from the city to church, or pleasure. especially on Seventh street. The citisens living near said railroad are getting very timl of being annoyed on Sabbath evening from four or five o'clock until ten at night. with the shrieking and noise of a locomotive, when they do not believe there is any real necessity for it. Other Railroad Co's, with aa much or more business in this city do not resort to this local Sabbath work, and tha I. A St. I., Co. should be requested by the authorities to discontinue It as a matter ot Justice and protection to eiUaene living North Of said railroad. "North Sidk."

FANS.' FANS! AT fTRRZ CO'S. Palm Leaf2c each. Japanese 5c each.

Japanese folding too each. Linen folding 10c each. Silk folding 20c each. Gilt atlek, finest, 01.2& each. Satin, whits, blue, pink and rose with elegantly worked Ivory handles, only 7c each.

__Tickets for the Printers Excursion to Waveland fre on sale at Syke*' list store. '-vstf

"GROVER & BAKER.

Among the other improrsmsnts that have characterized the progress of our city and people, la the superior atyle and elegance of vehicular conveyances that appear upon oar streets, these Summer evenings. Many of these elegant carriages, baggies and phietons are from W. R. Meroer's Coach Works, near the corner of Fonrth and Cherry streets. At bis wars rooms there are now on exhibition some very fine work, worthy of Inspection by all who contemplate purchases in thia line. •.

QROVER A BAKER. GROVER& BAKER. J1"1

Uod bleat the nob'.e workingmen, Who rear the cities of tb« plain Who dig the mines and bullu the ships.

And drive the com mere® of the main, God blew them for their toll log hands. Have wrought the glory of all lands.' These are sterling lines, and on read ingtbem, we consider that the best ad yice we can give the workingmen is to tell them that they will beat csnsult their interests by purchasing their Boots and Shoes of that great friend of the workingman, Noyes Andrews,who with a full stock of the best of foot wear, is satisfied with a reasonable profit. He will not be undersold.

GROVER A BAKER. GROVER& BAKER.

There are some classes of business men found everywhere and are essen tla! part of every well regulaled community. Among these may bo mentioned the grocer. Among this class we have quite a number of first-class dealers. Prominent among them stands Jacob White, on the southwest corner of Fourth and Cherry streets. Keeping a full stock of the choicest table supplies, selling at the lowest rates, studying to please eyery patron it is no wonder that he has established and holds so large a trade.

GROVER & BAKER. GROVER A BAKER.

John Anderson, my Jo John, When we were flrat acquaint Your eyes were like the larks, John Hut now, my boy, they ain't. You'll have to get Home specs, John

80 down to Freeman's go, O11 Miiln Mreet, one-sixty-one, John Anderson, my Jo. 161 Main street is under the National House. It is here that tho Edmonson spectacles are only to be had. It is here, also, that S. R. Freeman is selling at and below cost his entire stock of fine gold and silver watches, chains, jewelry in great variety, diamonds, silver-plated and solid and silver ware in tea sets, castors, fruit stands, cake baskets, spoons, forks, etc. The goods are going rapidly at great bargains.

GHOVER A BAKER. GROVER A BAKER.

—Jas. B. Lyne opposite the Terre Haute House,has just recelvod a supply of Genuine Scotch Ale, Bass English Ale, Guinness Dublin Stout and London Porter —Sing!

Sing In chorus! Sing of the Singer! So sing the women Sweetly sing they with a Singer Sewing Machine in the house.

GROVER A BAKER. GROVER A BAKER.

The Board of Health hereby request to be informed of any non-compliance with the notices served during the last few days, upon residents in this city, to clean their premises of all filth. Such information will receive prompt attention, as the Board aro determined to put the city in the best sanitary condition possible. The Board would not give unnecessary alarm, and yet it is an undoubted fact that a form of cholera is visiting tho cities immediately south of us, and in so near proximity as to warn us to "put our house in order." It may not be, and probably is not Asiatic cbolora, but it is sufficiently fatal to prompt the use of evory moans to ward off its visit. It is hoped all

floard

Craft

ood citizens will cheerfully assist the in this matter. All willful ueglect to comply with their order, will roceivo the prompt attention of the City Marshal. J. H. Thkat, Chairman.

W. R. 1Ci.dkit.Secretary. GROVER

BAKER.

GROVER A BAKER.

Received this week from Now York action lOOdoaen fine Ivory Stick and Silk and Satin Fans, worth from $2.00 to $5.00 each, which we are able to offer at 75c, 00c, $1.00 and $1.2.». Call and see them. A. Hkuz

GROVER

Co.

GROVER A BAKER. GROVER

BAKER.

—Lyne has just received some Old French Brandy, and an extra lot of Old Kentucky Bourbon for medical purposes. —In view of the approach of cholera it is well to have on band some pttre liquor. You can get a reliable article at Lyne's.

GROVER

BAKER.

A POSITIVE FA CT.

We do not hesitate in saying that ladies and gents fancy goods and notions are sold far at leas per cent, in oar city thrn In large cities. This we thick is already an* Inducement to oar home trade aa well as abroad, to patronise one of the leading establishments of this kind, established on Fourth street, called the Cent Store, where yon can always find them busy receiving and selling the best, for as low as money will,buy them. You are never too late, as new gooda are opened every day In this line. Futhhsihbr.

GROVER A BAKKR. GROVER

BAKER.

—Yon will be able to gel a square meal at the refreshment stand at Waveland on the Fourth.

GROVER & BAKER,

RXMEMBER,

The Qjuitti Job Booms have a Book Bindsry of their own, and thai no othsr printing oflies in the city has Bindsry. Mr. C. JLMmabel, as good a workman as tbenjl^HlklBUte baacharge of It. Others advertise a Bindsry bat it Is a mlatake. Remember ths place, No. North 5th street. **7

-j FOR A SHORT TINE. I offer the following articles at a large reduction: Rust'c Stands, worth (i

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$8 00 for $6 00 4 50 5 00 2 25 1 50 1 25 15 00 7 00 5 00 1 25

0 00

,4 00

11 3 00

Baskets 2 00

Terra Colta Vases worth 20 00 10 00 *7 00 2 00

Also anew lot of asea at remarkably low rates—only $2 00. $1 25, $1 00, 65c, and 30c per pair. J. A.Footk,

Seed Store, 65 Main street.

GROVER A BAKER. GROVER A BAKER.

-New Hair Gooda at Sshaubliu's.

—Jelly—Who don't like Jelly Don't fall on the Jelly crop this season, fruits are scarce. Ryan has a good stock of Jelly glasses call on him.

$9,00 Parasol for $0,00. $8,00 Parasol for |5,50. 37,50 Parasol for $5,25. $7,00 Parasol lor $5,00. $6,00 Parasol for $4,50. $5,50 Parasol for $4,00. $5,00 Parasol for $3,75.

Bek Hive.

GROVER A BAKER. GROVER A BAKER.

—Heads of families look here! Just at this time you may have difficulty in getting good fresh meats. If so, go to Peter P. Mlschler's "Star Meat Market," on east Main street, west of Seventh. Here you will find the finest beef, veal, mutton and lamb that can be bad in this market. Mr. Mischler purchased this week a drove of extra fine cattle.

GROVER A BAKER. GROVER A BAKER.

Giant Linen Giant Silk Jap. Bamboo Scarlet Jap Gilt Stick Linen, Paper Wood, Leather

FANS. FANS. FANS. FANS. FANS. FANS. FANS.

Bke Hive.'

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

Our own manufacture. Buimif A Armstrong, No. 600 cor. 6th and Main sts.

GROVER A BAKER. GROVER A BAKER.

Moore A Hagerty, plumbers, No. 181 Main street, Terre Haute, Ind. —Go to Moore A Hagerty's for plumb ing, No 181 Main street.

NOTICE TO FARMERS, For sale at P. Newhart's Plow Works, Walter A. Woods' world renowned harvesting machines, the only successful self raking reaper in market. 17,007 of these celebrated machines havo been sold tbe past year, in all parts of tho civilized world. Every machine warranted to give perfect satisfaction or no sale. Farmers are invited to call and seo them before purchasing elseseo where. P111

lipNkwhart.

GROVER A BAKER. GROVER A BAKER.

Go to Moore A Hagerty's for pumps No. 181 Main street.

—Largo assortment of mantles and grates, at Moore A Hagerty's, No. 181 Main street. —Go to Moore A Hagerty's for galvanised iron cornice Iron gutter and in

GROVER A BAKER. GROVER A BAKER.

TUELL, RIPLEY AND KM I NO, Now offer, at wholesale only, nnasaal attractions In summer goods, Grenadines, Piques, Victoria Lawns. Percales, Seersuckers, Linen, Bastlle, Grass Cloth, Japanese Stripes, Blaek Silks and a variety of Poplins and Suitings.

Linen, Daok ind Drills, Cottonades, Napkins, Ac., in great variety, We have an attractive stock, aud oar prices will be found as low as thoso of any jobber, East or West. 1

Ws solicit the trade of merchants to whom Terre Haute Is acocesslble. Tckll, Riplky a Dgxtao.

OROVER A BAKER. GROVER A BAKER.

—Particular attention paid to plumbing at Mooro A Hagerty's, No. 161 Main street. -.p. 5 —New Ladles' Underwesr st J. Schaublln'a, 173 Main street, between Sixth and Seventh.

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GROVER A BAKER. GROVER A BAKER.

—Moorb—Hatter

of the Period—is

now daily receiving all the new styles In men and boy's straw gooda, and light linen hats, suitable for aummer wear. Ventilated straw hats for men and boys In new and nobby styles will be found In his stock, all of which will be sold at prices to salt everybody.

—Oo to Moors A Hagerty's for tin roofing, guttering, spooling and alat •lng, No. 1£1 Main street.

GROVER & BAKER

CARMFVINXM 18 NOT AIWA Y8 UNNECESSARY. A bom two weeks ago I bad a lightning rod attached to every building on my sntirs rssldsnce. They had no mora than finished the job of patting than np thsn on tbs same evening a heavy thunder storm paaaed over this city, which asms down nesr my wins hoass in such terrible force that had it not been for the lightulng rods it woald oertainly have been deatroysd. It showed the

Company 5 per cent, leea rodded by tnat company 21-4t M. J. Wi

roy that the

next morning

lightning wascsught by the rod, and in that way paased into tho ground without doing any aeriona damage. The job waa conatructed by the widely known Cleveland Compauy, which at the present time Is making their head quartera here. Philip Momnimqkr. 1 hereby state to the public that will insnre any building that ia "rod ded" by the Cleveland Lightning Rod than those not

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SEWS FOR ALL.—Nice fresh Candles, both fancy and common, together with Fruits and Nut*, are constantly being opened at 72 Main street. Also, the beat

Igars and Tobacco's In the city. "rebS-tt

R. L. Black.

CharlMi lay baa opened his butcher shop on the southeast corner of Main and 8th street*, where he weuld like to meat the public. He will deal In the freshest, fattest itiul most exhilarating beef, the most soul satisfying mutton, and the most Inspired pork. Gentle reader,

ITle thee to May's And fix your gase

Loon the meats, the most tempting In town wiucn 110 otters for sale so very low down

Ciave (he Baoles.—Twenty thousand mothers testify that Brunker's Carminative Balsam is the only reliable remedy for children teething, (trimmer complaint or colic, it never fulls to cure, It Is perfectly harmless, very pleasant to take and no possible dungor from overdosing, it Is commended by the highest medical profession, no family once nslng it will ever speak of it but to praise Its merits, It should be in every nursery, every bottle Is warranted to give satisfaction. For sale by all druggists. Wholfsalo by Eberle A Bindley and Oullck

Berry, T«rie-Haute, lnd. Jun7-4m

GROVER & BAKER.

TH. OPERA HOUSE.

1 I A E an a

FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.

The brilliant artist MISS

Fanny B. Price,

And her excellent Company.

FRIDAY EYENING, JULY 4th,

Will be produced the great drama and comedy of

Little Barefoot & Irish Mesmerism. Satiir(laj""ARRAH-XA- POGIIE.

Grand matinee each Hfternoon 2 p. m. Prices as usual. Scats sceured at Bartlett's Book Btore.

GROVER & BAKER.

HANGE OF TIME.

St. Louis. Vaudalia, Terre-Hsnle 4c Indianapolis Railroad.

VANDALIA SHOBT LINE.

HUMMER ARRAXOEMEXT.

On and after Monday, June 30th, trains on this road will arrive aud depart from the Union Depot as follows: iNnt^Apoi.ia mvisiow. Leave for East. Arrive froin East. 1:05 a tn Fast Line..... 6:20 a 7KX1 a »n fomcisvlllo A Cin. Ex 2 20 ni 3:25 Atlantic Express 11:00 2:i» Indianapolis Local

OT. Lons nivisioN.

Leave for West. Arrive Irom West. 5A5 a Fast Line ...1:00 a 2^5 Pacific Expr^sw „.3d5 11:10 ra Kt. Louis & Cairo Ex 9:15 am

The "Fast Line" train will run every day, to which will he attached a doable line of Pullman Drawing Room and Sleeping Coaehew, miming through to Louisville, Pittsburg, Philadelphia and New York, arriving at the latler city in advance of all other lines.* Berths and sections may be secured on application to

GEO. E. FARRINOTON, Agent. Corner 7th and Main streets. JNO. E. H1MP80N, General Snpt.

GROVER & BAKER

NEW

"VATIOXAI,"

Clothes Wringer

WITH OAI.TA1VIBBD MAI.l.CABLB IR03T rtAlE that cannot bre«k, rotor rust.

TflE HEW rOLBIMO APROH OK tll'IDE. to paia tbe UAbei safely over the edge of the Tub.

ItDltSlBRtRFLCXIBLEREAlIISWM, between the Springs and Under the ltolla.

WARRANTED DURABLE!

Sold at Henderson's Store Store,

Hal* »»4 Sftfe.

The Champion

Washer!!

Prlee

The happlevt Invention of tbe age, to also •okVat BEXDEMOm

GROVER &BAKEB.

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Picnic Excursion

Preparations

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aale for eel-

FOUBXH.OF JTU

Tie tABIITTAL 8EAS0X for OUTPITS for COMFORT on PICNIC oecaslouaia

VERY LITTLE EXPENSE Hat began la real earnest at the "Buckeye" Cash Store.

ONE HUNDRED LADIES' SUITS agt received, and with the stock on hand, will be sold for LESS THAN the COST of MATERIAL In tbem.

P0L05M.SE, REDIXGOTES, DUSTERS| Ac., Linen and Victoria Lawn Snlti, Ac. If' #1

Suits from $5 Upwards!

WHICH ARE,

JUST HALF PRICE. W.8.RYCE&C0f

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American Dress Goods at 12i and 15c. *»»».'•». Foreign Dress Goods at 20 and 25c. Finer styles' of Foreign Goods at 30,35 and 40c. Black Sliks marked down from 50c to 11.00 a yard.

.Special bargains In Pants Goods 20,26and 80c. jftce Parasols at 30,35,40, 80,75, $100, and np.

Good Cottage Carpets at 25e. Yard Wide Ingrain Carpets down to 50c.

All Wool lugraln Carpets as low as 65c. All best English Brussels Carpets down to €1.20. 4 Best Three-Ply Ingrain Carpets, only 81 J2o. Heavy Yard wide Oil Cloths 50c. Nice Quality of Mattiftgs, Yard Wide 25c. Oil Window Shades at Half tbe usual prices. Nottingham Laces, New Styles 20,25 and 30c.

When such great sacrifices are being made get the choicest bargains, and the slow people

cause they

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cannot get something extraordinarily cheap that their neighbor has bought. Some of the goods here advertised will not last long, aud those who want them must be wide awake or they will lose them.

Five HuM Omni

HOSIERY!!

JIJST BECEITED!

FOSTER BROTHERS,

Great Xcv York City Store, Terre-Hante, Ind.

Extraordinary Bargains in Dry Goods!!

STRICTLY ONE PRICE FOR EVERY PERSON.

Recent purchases in New York, at Panic rices, enable ns to offer 50 pieces of Black andolored Silks at about 70 cents on the dollar of their actual value.

FELSENHELD & JAURIET, 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 of the wholesale season,

FELSENHELD & JAURIET, W 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, 7.50. & JAURIET,

Mourning Dress Goods, including Lupin French Bombazines, Cashmere, Drap a'Ete, English Crepes, Henrietta, Cloth,' «c., in large assortment and at unusually low prices,

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

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SEE THE STYLES,

Aad Look st Ike Scale* of Prices.

W.K.RYCEACO.

Ladies' Cotton Hose, Seta pair, worth 10eta. 12yt 15

15c 20

20e

Ladles' Extra Col ton Hose, S5et worth 13 Super Extra Fine 60r, Ladies'Balbrtggari 50c, 65 Embro'ed 75c, tl.00. Lisle Thread Hose, 85c, and cheap.

GENTS' AND MISSES HOSEI! *.»•'' ti j.,' iw-'i -t •. I gin

In aa Great Variety asS JUST AS* CHEAP. il.it

YOUR MONEY'S- WORTH!!

la such pecnliRr seasons as this has been. It la hard to get yonr moneys worth. But few merchants have the nerve to take a big loss, as we are now doing upon stocks of goods on band that may have declined In the market.

Two months alnce. we told our (Mends that we had no faith In prleea which were then ruling, aud we at once proceeded to cut down prices in the most decisive manner we shall continue the same policy for the rest of the season.

THE LATEST HARKED DOWN PRICES.

Entire stock of Merrimack Prints down to 1 c. Entire stock of Sprague Prints down to 10c. All onr best styles orbe»t Prints down to 10c. I Closing out a lot of Collars at 6 and 10c. Splendid bargains in shawls at 81.50,92.00 and $2.50.,

CONSTANT CUTTING OF DRESS GOODS.

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CARPETS LOWER THAN EVER.

MISCELLANEOUS RARGAINS.

Lace Points marked down to Just hal^price. White Marseilles at panic prleea. Grass Cloths all colors 20 and 25c. Fancy Jewelry marked down to half-price. Best Pius 5c Best Needles 5c Coat's Cotton Sc. Lace Collars and Lace Sets half-price. .1 Ties, Fischues, Bows, Ac., less than cost. pnn gooda, earliest buyers will always 111 always And cause of complaint, lie-

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Marble Palace.

FELSENHELD & JAURIET, Marble Palace.

J)& JAURIET, 'Vi

Marble Palace.

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