Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 4, Number 8, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 August 1873 — Page 9

Personal.

Charley May may punish punster*. W. H. Bannister starts for the east on Monday. 8.

R. Baker goes to Botfon on Monday to bring tore. B. home. Deputy P. M. Will Arnold and Tony Blake go to Put-in-Bay on Monday.

Prof. KHbourne, after an illness of some four weeks, is able to get about again.

Harry Cassil, editor of the Crusader, has removed to this city and settled down as a permanent resident.

Wm. Coats will spend the winter In Florida, starting in October, to see what that climate will do for his asthma.

Kven the menagerie animals this sea son insist on having their meat supplies from Mischier's

Star Meat Market

Our correspondence tliis week includes interesting northwestern letters from Ike L. Mahan and H. C. Thompson.

Tho A. A. A. S. met in Portland Maine, this week. Science mourns ever the fact that not one of the |5 AAAS's of this city put In aM appearance

The wife of conductor James Ferry has been and is still seriously ill though we are glad to learn that her physicians consider the danger passed.

Proprietors and clerks at Felsenheld fc Jauriet's, are all bachelors, which, perhaps, in part, accounts for the rush of young ladles to the Marble Palace. —[Gazette.

Lafayette Hoddy, a well-known printer, for many years a resident of this city, seetns to have joined the grand army of cattle thieves. He is now in jail at Marshall, for stealing a cow.

The Marshall Messenger says that Pittsburg Commercial man, who talked so outrageously about that town, is a dead beat, who''went down on a citizen for a $2 greenback to get away with." Just as we sapposed I

Councilman Sceburger has seised all of Charles May's property to partly secure himself from loss by going upon the latter's bond in the criminal oonrt, and endorsing his notes, in all amounting to some throe thousand dollars.

Don't bo astonished if our former townsman Governor Newton Booth, of California, should before long figure prominently as a candidate for the Presidency. He's coming up with a rapidity second only to that which brought Lincoln to the Presidential chair.

David Hanchett, the well-known tragedian, residing near this city, has just completed a dramatization of "The New Magdelen," Wilkle Collins* last novol. Miss Fannie B. Pricfe and her company will bring out this new play in thiscity at the inauguration of the Fall Season. —[Express.

Capt. John H. Dowd, postmaster and nowsdealer at ItockvHle, dropped in upon us this week and said: "Increase uiy packngo of Tho Saturday Evening Mail to one hundred and fifty copies!" This puts Ilockvillc at tho head of tho surrounding towns in the way of readers of Tho Mail.

On Thursday Charley Kottman took possesttion of the County Treasurer's office and James M. Sankey retired, with tho consciousness of having per formed his duty faithfully and well, and with the respect oiul confidence of all classes of people.

PFPARTKD.

S. Frank for Now York and new goods. Chas. E. Lightner and wife for Chicago and Elgin. D. C. Groiner for New York. Geo. llrokaw for tho same seaport. Mrs. C. E. Fuller for her old Now Hampshire home. N. F. Cunningham and E. A. Sykes, Arkansas Hot Springs. Jacob linger and son and Mrs. Luther G. Hager, for Berkley Springs, Va. A. B. Salslcb, for Cleveland, in the Interest of the G. W. Dispatch. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bar* rick started fbr the far West this week.

J. F. Gullet, for northwestern Ills., to join his family. John J. Brake, St. Paul, Minnesota. Mrs. T. W. Harper and ber sister, Miss Husted weut to Muncie this week. Ernesi Hendrich, for New Albany.

RETURNED.

Mrs, W. A. Sheap, a new daughter and mother from Michigan. J. L. lluinaston from an eaatern trip. John of Gallck A Berry from down eaat, Rev. K. F. Howe and ftmlty from Spring I*ke. Geo. C. Duy and family from Chicago, Judge Crain from Indian Springs. Geo, W. Sparka, of the Croft form, from French Lick Spring*. John G. WU lia«s, from Ftat Springs, Kentucky. -—JaotjiS Gordon, fhtm a six weeks tour of the northwest. James P. Tntl, from the Illinois hunting grounds with one hundred prairie chickens, W. B. Wharton and wife from Pot-in* Bay, Spring Lake and Chicago Crawford Scott and wife from an extended eastern tour. J. B. Lyne, flrom Kentucky. Charles May, from the West. Mr. and Mrs. Demas Denting from the seacoaat cittes and watering places, Owen Toller from Long Branch and other pleasure resorts. "Truthful James,'* of the Buckeye, from Wateeka, Illinois, with report of a woman giving birth to 38 5* pounds of babies, in four piece* ail girls—and all doing well except the distracted father.—H. C. Daring and wife from Put-in-Bay. Miss Soe Boutin, ditto. Ool, W. K. McLean from Cape May, where he toft Mrs. McL. W. B. Warren and ffcmily came In last night from the Indian Springs.

Co,

E. M. Be miss, of J. Lowman A Cincinnati, is in tbn city. Mis* Laura E. Barnes, of indfow to thevisaing MN«.^oui»e ^Kias

The Journal learns thai Isaac N Pierce, Esq., oontewplateaatripto Eu rope, in company with City Attorney Beauohamp. 0. F. Jauriet, of the United State roll ing Stock Company, is-in the city, the guest of his son, junior member of the Arm of Felsenheld A Jauriet.

Charles Stow is in the oity arranging for the coming of Lent's circus. He is a thorough-bred journalist, but prefers his present position, because "it pays

Charles May is out of town for his health haven't beard whether he has gone to the Hot Springs.—[Gazette.— Guess not! He's in "hot water" enough now.

We regret that the cbango in the office of County Treasurer, causes our friend John Lamb to vacate the post of Deputy, a position be has filled with great acceptability to the public.

Six or eight of our citizens contem plate immediate trips to the Arksnsas Hot Springs. Patrick Shannon and wife, J. H. Douglas and Andrew Grimes will go on Monday D. W. Watson and D. B. Weir in abeut a week after.

A.' J. Mulford, who has ueen for some years a very successful merchant at Mattoon, has closed out his business there, and taken a special Interest iu L. A. Burnett's leathor house in this city. Mr. Mulford is an excellent busi ness man and a useful citizen.—[Express.

Rev. E. F. Howe and family returned home last evening, all in the enjoyment of good health but the parson is not a little worried over leaving bis baggage at Chicago, with sermons prepared for to-morrow and to-day he is bard at work over two new ones, instead of having opportunity to set his bouse in order.

County Treasurer Rottman has selected as his Deputjr, Janfes R. Gaston, fbr many years with Uriah Sbewmsker, and of late in the Vandalia railroad office. Mr. G., besides being a courteous gentleman, is one of the most competent and oorrect book-keepers in the city, and will keep the Treasurer's books in good shape.

Jos. B. Cheadle, of this city, we learn from the Rockville Republican, bas instituted a suit for damages, to the amount of five thousand dollars, against the L. C. A S. W. railroad company for ejecting him from a train, for a refusal to pay ten cents extra, charged by the Conductor, on account of Mr. C's failure to procare a ticket before entering the oars.

Charles May, uudor bail bond of *1 ,200, on charge of cattle stealing stopped writing cards and it was supposed the cars had car'd him away, but he returned on Thursday, whon he was again arrested on charge of stealing harness from Henry Aufterheider, for which he is now in jail, for want of bull tho sum of $300. It is said that a charge of forgery also awaits him.

D. H. Wright, the photographer, in tho old Odd Fellows Hall, is a thorough artist, in love with his profession, and will not let a poor picture go out of bis rooms. His gallery is the largest and most elegant iu the city, and he is supplied with the best and latest improv ed instruments and materials for prosecuting his work. That's why he does the leading business, in this city, in the photographic business, lie's a modest man, and we know he'll blush on rc ing this item—but it's a fact.

W. H. Paige A Co. not only supply the western part of tho State with the most popular songs of the day, but with the celebrated Cblckering, Webfcr, Bradbury and Emerson Pianos and Mason it Hamlin and Estey Organs and Melodeons, they having one of the largest stocks of these most celebrated instruments of any house in the Stat*, and, we learn, have, by promptness, energy and ability combined, built up a large trade throughout the western part of the State.—[Ind. Journal.

It is said that a strong Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry will be organised in every township of this county before cold weather sets in. It is also said that these Granges will exerciso a powerful influence in the politics of the county. Be that as it may, there is one thing we know they are united upon, and tkat is that no cheaper or better place can be found in the ciSy for the purchase of Boots and Shoes, of every description, lor men, women and children than at Noyes Andrews.

A clerk in a bookstore in 8a!em, Mass., having been asked for Goldsmith'* Greece, replied indignantly that they did not keep hair oil. No such Ignorance can be found in the Qratrai Bookstore of Button A Hamilton, in this dly, where the largest selection of standard and miscellaneous books can be found, and where alro is now in store a full stock of the now •ebool readers.

A Kentucky man purchased a coffin fifteen years ago, no as to have it handy, and was burned up in'a lime kiln, lately, and the coffin was a dead loos. He'd been living now 11 he had invested his money in one of the elegant carriage*, phaetons or boggles manufactured at W. R. Mens*1* Coach Works, he could hare enjoyed ii fo and got tho foil value of his money.

The best thing in the market, is "Stephen's Cholera Core," for Diarrhoea,

Time snd nee has proved its reliability.

Sold only at Gnlick A store.

Buy no

have Keen

Berry's drag

TERRE-HAUTE SATURDAY. EVENING MAIL. AUGUSTjg^jo^

Is open all week days of they* commences September 1st

The Terre Haute Commercial College

guarantee to the For College Cihculars and Terms, address

Horse thieves are about. Lookout for them, and buy your harness of Peter Miller on south Fourth street. His make of harness, or every description has the reputation of being in many respects the best made in this city. Before purchasing, see if this be true.

A young, msn in. Milwaukee hung himself bccpuse his coat wrinklpd in the back. Young men who have their coats made by J.

P. Brennan, the popu1

lar Ohio street merchant tailor, don't commit suicide,' for they fltso nice that life is a continual pleasure. Brennan is lulling mighty low to prepare for the winter trade. WA??*

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And Joseph wept aloud, and said unto his brethren, 'I am Joseph doth my father yet live?' And bis brethren answered him saying, 'You bet the old gentleman is doing bully 1 be bys every thing he eats at Milligan A Johnson's popular and well tilled grocery store, on the northwest corner of Fourth and Cherry streets.

When Buntin A Armstrong are selling at such low prices, all ready and prepared, Chloride of Lime, Carboiate of Lime, Sulphate of Copper, Chloride of Zinc and Carbolic Acid, there is no reason why everybody should apt disinfect their preralM. the Bo.rt of wld Co', popular .bo. .Mm

Health directs, and as a common regard for good health suggests. Two business partners in Cincinnati liked each other's wives so well that they both divorced and remarried, and now live as happily as can be. Samuel Stone, the grocer, don't believe In partners. He runs

one of the best groceries in

the city, on Main street, near Seventh, (done, is happy, and sells cheap enough -to make his patrons happy.

If you don't believe that there is an Immense amount of building going on this summer, you can easily be convinced by stepping in at Cory A Crowder's, any day, and see the large quantities or

bulldlng material I bey are

getting in—selling as fust as received— such as doors, sash, biinds, nails, hardware, paints, oil, glass, iron nfi%ntelsf grates, etc., all of the beet manufacture, in great variety and at bottom prices.

Emma Black, living In a small town on the Mississippi, saved a man's life the other day. He was fishing and tumbled out of his boat, and, being an

ger, swam out to him, and, throwing Into bis band* her back hair, four feet in length, towed him to the land. Of course they were married. They moved to this city last week. In ofde^ to buy their family supplies st White's popular grocery More.

ear for reception of students. Night terra is college appeals to itsjpast success, its ad

rairable location and the recommendation of those wh^know it best, as its public for its future.

We are now ready for the FALL TRADE with a beautiful slock of FIXE WOOLEN'S fbr Men's wear. We will make up these good* In a style unsurpassed in the world. 'EBLAHOEB & CO., i-'rV Fashionable Merchant Tailors.

MEX'S FURXISHINO GOODS, until you

HUNTER'S STOCK AND PRICES.

SHIRTS Made TO ORDER on short notlee-satis-ffcctieii warranted. J. HUNTER, 157 Main Street.

Tobacco was first introduced into England in 1600, and some say by Walter Raleigh. Uowever it don't matter by whom or when it was introduced, so long as Scott Shoaff, on east Main street supplies his patrons with such choice brands of tobacco and cigars.

The reason why a watch is called a watch is evidently because it is always "on its guard." When you buy a watch be on your guard against Impositions. The best way is to seek a well established dealer, one whose representations can be relied on Such a man is T. H. Riddle, who has a good reputation as a dealer in fine watches.

T. H. Riddle is now in the eastern cities. He will be gone some six weeks, during which time he will select such a stock of goods suited to the many and fanciful wants of the ladies as was never before seen in this city. In the meantime the present stock is being sold out by those left in charge at almost any figures,1e order to clear away for the new goods.

S. R. Freeman, the old reliable, with bis excellent English Watchmaker, from Manchester, never fails to give the fullest satisfaction in the rcpa'rof watches. He has a fine marine chronometer, and correct timo is kepfcby transit observations. When you want the celebrated Edmonson Spectacle, or any description of fine jewelry, go to Freeman, under the National House. ,«

The truly happiest family is not that attached to Burnum's show. It consists of a poor widow with eight little girls. She inherited $87 tho other day, and now rejoices in a $75 silk dress, and each of the girls has a bright pink sash. She would have shown better senself she had get herself and children each a pair of shoea at J. li. Ludo-

A. Hers, of the Opera House flssaar, devoted ten years to the manufacture of corsets in Europe, and has been constantly in that trade since coming to this country. On another page be has some "talk about corsets,*' to which we direct attention of the thousands of lady readers of The Mail. There Is no doubt that great iniery is often don#

by wearing ill shaped, poor fttting cor-

J"!*10**,

A fHvorit® maxim of a wise old phi-

losopher was, "some people live that they may eat I eat that I may live." It h«H been found that both he and the people he montioned got what they ale at R. W. Rippetoe's White Front. It would make a saw-horse want to eat to glan into his well filled and well kept »tore, so tempting and various are the varieiies of Igoodies" there to be Iv.umi.

It's Lyne, (we are not lyin') opposite the Terre-Haute House, who sells the choicest liquors snd cigars to be found in the city. Ifyou wantsomething pure and extra in the way of fine old French Brandy, eld Kentucky Bourbon, genuine Scotch Ale, Bass' English Ale, Guinness' Dublin Stout, London Porter, choice dgsrs and the best Tobacco go to J. B. Lyne'*, opposite tho Terre-Haute House.

WfiL id

CAWIVERE

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Flu*, Cholera Morbus, Cramping, Ac. being laeed up in one of these Hrnfrmhrr 1

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we*r

*nybow but if they must

them, care should be esercieed in the selection that they do t»9| do injury. I

able to swim, would have perished had not the maiden, discovering bis dan- jWE HA1E MJR1KG THE PAST WEEK BEEI ADVERTISING A

srrm,

Selling

issli

Fine Casslmere Pants not excepted.

SSSI®

TOSEPH STRONG, O Wholesale and RetaU Dealer in Choice Teas, CoflVes, SiifAin,

A RARE CHANCE.

1UARLES EPriMOHOllEX, Archl(«et and Builder, OFFICE AT STEAM STONE YARD,

Wishing to reduce our stock of JAPANESE SILKS, OMEN A DINE8,1'OPLINB, UTA HHVTT.r.™ LA WHS, SUITS, HOSIERr, GLOVES, PARASOLS, die., all NEW anil FBESH goods, bought within the last month at very LOW CASH PRICES, we will offer to the public EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS at GREAT SACRIFICES.

We invite all tq call on us EARLY and no pains will be spared to sell goods and lay prices before you for your judgment.

NEW YORK STORE.

BUSINESS CARDS.

DKALEK 1ST

Leather, Hide*, Oil

rrgE NEW YOBK STOKE, 73 M&iu street, near Court House square, Drjr Qoods^Cnrpets^ Wnll Paper,

*o. 73 Main St., near Court House Square, Terre-Haute, Iod. F. RUSCHHAUPT A CO

Corner Ninth and Cherry streets.

TOKIK H. O'BOTLK,

DKALEK 1ST

FREDKKICK'RUSCHAUPT

R. FBEBXAH, 4

American A Foreiga Watches, JEWELRY, As., Opera House.

K1SSWER,

PIANOS, MELODEONS, ORGANS, Xnaleal Instrnnsenia, dee., .' Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street.

mEBaE-HAIJTK MUSICAL IKSTI1 TVJTK, 182 Main street, up stairs. Musle taught In all its branches. Pupils may enter at any time. Agency for Stelnway

pianos. .A. SHIDK. Principal.

W. RIPPETOE.

XV. Oeneral dealer In GROCERIES, PROVISIONS A PRODUCE, National Block, 155 Main street.

A. FOOTE,

«J Dealer in Garden, Field & Flower Seeds, No. S3 Msfn street.

11 L. BALIJ, XV, Dealer in

Btovus, Mantel*, Grtttet, Tin PUU«,

and PreMM NVfre, 128 Main Sti^et, North Side.

TOSEPH STRONG, O Wholesale and RetaU Dealer in Choice Teas, CoflVes, SiifAin,

Paney nnd Stssle Oroeerlca, No. 187 Main freet.

pLOWS. PHI LIP NKWH ART'S

Tem-Hanl« Piew Pnctorjr, 1st street, uear Main.

Iirrrrio co.. W WHOLESALE NOTION8, Commission merchants. 148 Main street.

N1 FOSTER SMITH. j, vJ". Dealer in

TjUBfTIM

4k.

B. CHEADLE, •Attorney at Law

rind lags,

Leather, Hide*, Oil

rind lags,

No. 178 Main street.

Cash for Hides, Pelts, Rough Leather, etc.

OH!* 11. SYKES, tl Wholesale and Retail Denier In llata, Caps, Furs, and Straw

Goods,

sU 115 Main Kireet.

\\T H.MAVE,

\J «,

GARVIN & HEINLY.

Confectioner and Baker, dealer In Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Nuts, Crackers, Fire Works etc., 119 Main street. KstAollshed in 1837.

rrgE NEW YOBK STOKE, 73 M&iu street, near Court House square, Drjr Qoods^Cnrpets^ Wnll Paper,

Mtoves. Orates and Tin %%nr Agency Fairbanks' SOALW. 150 MI in

pNlLIPKADEL, JT Manufacturer of Saddles snd Harness, WhlpH, Curry Combs, Brushe*. Horse Blankets, Ac., all work warranted. Lowest prices in the city, 18(1 Main street, nenrflth.

ARMNTROKU.

ws.t» DRIJOWISTN, Mui 1(W Main Hireot near Sixth.

TAMES M. "RI.SH Kit, Watchmaker and if Jeweler, Ohio street, south ol the Court, House, Terre-Hante, Ind. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired. Engraving neatly done and warranted to give satisfaction.

YEIK

JOXES A JOSEM.

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Oor goods being all marked In plain selllafc figures yon can soon convince your* Jacob whether we make good our promise.

Thc followlng figures will soon explain the facts:

Bfotnrj Pnbllc

B. CHEADLE, •Attorney at Law

Bfotnr Pnbllc

,.f Xo. 80 MAIN*STRKKT, Between Third and Fourth. SI.

,. Xo. 80 MAIN S TRKKT Between Third and Fourth. SI.

D, W. VOORUBES. A. B. CARLTON.

YOORHEES & CARLTON,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

Having formed a copartnersliTp wfll practice law in all Its branches. OSce-Xo. SOS Main St., Terre-Hante.

TOHN T.SCOTT,

Attorney at Law, OFFICE, 1I5S MAIS STREET, South Side, between Fourth and Fifth Sts., mnr22 TerreHautr, Ind.

R. KESTER,

GO.

REDKKICK RUSCHAUPT

R. KESTER,

GO.

1 "I** -3 iaiaJR

tP 1

Attorney at Law,

AND GENERAL COLLECTING A REAL ESTATE AGENT, 141 Main Street, Terr*Ifaute.

Money advanced on good notes, fltbS-6m

TAMES R. BAKER,

'%.c: Attorney at I^aw, ROSEDALE. PARKE COUNTY, IND., R«sl Eatnl« A CoUccUnir A

Attorney at I^aw,

ROSEDALE. PARKE COUNTY, IND., R«sl Eatnl« A CoUccUnir A Kent, Wiy practice In Parke and Vigo Counties.

Kent,

Wiy practice In Parke and Vigo Counties.

JJOUDINOT & BROWN,

Attorneys and Loan Agent** Represent eastern capitalists In placing Loans on Real Kstato in Terre Haute, In large amounts, from live to ten years, st 0 per cent, and a reasonable commission. Office in Opera House. mar8-3in

E. HOSFORD,

t. R.V"

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Attorney at Law,

COR FOURTH AND MAIN STS. Il-ly

J. P. Worrell, M. D.,

Sixth St., Nontb of Ohio.

OFFICK HOCKS—8 to 9 o'clock

A. K.

O FFICK OCKS 8 to 9 o'clock

3 to 4

A. K.

3 to 4

A. K.

3 to 4

and 7 and 8 o'clock p. M., and all other hours uiglit or day when not absent profession* ally. feb8-tf

and 7 and 8 o'clock p. ., and all other hours uiglit or day when not absent profession* ally. feb8-tf

T\R. L. H. BARTHOLOMEW, AJV

Dentist,

No. 157 Main Street, Terre-llHUte, Ind.

NO. 144 iff AIN STREET, rUY8and SellM Exelmnge, makes Colioctionsand tranacts a (lencral llankiug Business. Accounts solicited.

W.H.MAG1LL,

lau'l-tt. Cashier.

RENTS' & LADIES' WEAR

CLEAi\I A

fOI,ORi

CLEAi\I A OI,ORi Gentw' Wcnr rcpalrei noatiy at

Gentw' Wcnr rcpalrei noatiy at

H. F. Reiner's Dye House,

Main St., b*i. fiih 7^.

J. BUTTON. E. B. HAMILTON.

BUTTON & HAMILTON,

SUCCESSORS TO

:?iO.BARTLETT&CO.,

'Central Book Store,"

fit i'. No. 525 Main Street,

GULICK & BERRY,.

GENERAL DEALERS IN

Rrugs,2 Medicipes, Cherhi.c^ls,

f/ Paints,' Oils, Glass, fcch Comer Main and Fourth Streets, TERRE-HAUTE, IND.

PURE BRANDIES, WHISKIES & WINIS FOR MEDICINAL USES

FXQ-TTIRIES .WOZST'T LIE I

TWECTY-FIVE PER CEWT.

Off

ALL SUMMER

gio OO fbr 9 OO LIGffT COATS. Selling 13 50 9 SO

13 OO IS 90 SI OO *5 00

IS OO 15 OO 17 SO SO OO

And all other Summer Goods at the *11 roe rate of reduction. jOpur elegant line ol

I .Our Fall Stock Is on the road and we are bound to close out our Summer Stock:

Mossler's Square-DeaLpag One-Price Clothing "Hoose.

TERRE-HAI'TE,IXI.

REDUCTION

CJOODS.

§1 35 for *1 OO

3 SO 3

2 OO 2 SO OO 4 OO ISO

4 m»

5 OO OO