Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 4, Number 11, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 September 1873 — Page 5

Th* ralo yesterday was jolly!

Tbk roond trip to the Slate Fair oo»U only |3t10. SEVERAL thousand dollar* are to be expended on tbe Poor Aayluo*.

THS frequent ran a ways too often oocar from leaving borset unhitchrd In tbe street*.

TH* Water Worka Company commenced, on Wednesday, tapping tbe mains for consumer*.

THK fairs at Brasil and Sullivan tbls week were interesting exhibitions and financially suoeessftii.

THKKE ia a strong demand, and tbe staff is atronger than tbe demand, for batter at forty oenta a pound.

NEARLY

dress,

three thousand bushels of

corn are dally cooaumed in this city at tbe distillery and bomlny mill. IT is tbe opinion of "Old Probabilities" that we will hare sn early fall la this section of country, and be advises everybody to provide for early frosts.

OWE by one tbe old land-marks disappear. Tbe Booth mansion was torn down tbls week. It was once tbe »ubnrban residence of Capt. James Waa-

THE colored Methodists commence a eampmeeting In LrOst Creek township next Friday. Tbe white folks ended theirs at Pralrleton last week. On another page we give an Illustration of tbe lights and shadows of campmeeting life."

SUN DAY SERVICES.

ttervlce* In llie Congregational church tomorrow at 11 A. and 1% v. H. Rev. E. P. Howe, pamor. H«ibje of i-venlng aermon, •*TbeH«cond Commandment." Meals free.

The Bible etut for young men. taught by Rev. E. Howe, WM

«uccw«»uliy organi­

sed liwtHutnisy morning. He luvtie» the young men of the city to Join the clan*. It fa held In the Sunday school room of the Congregational church, at #J. Sunday morning.

Bervlce* to-morrow In the ttaptUl church On Cherry atreet, betw.-en 5iH and flth. Morning at-rmon on "Foreign Mission* and American Churches" bvenlng ad­

"Intemperance, the Curse ami Cause." Cbas. It. Henderson, pastor. —OP SPECIAL INTEREST.—'Tbe Mall's thousands of readers will bo gratified to learn, right in this grout Butler dearth, that C/T. ('llpplnger A Co. received this inorulng 500 pounds of most elegant Butter from ono or the best dairies In New York.

—The "r" in September standi for oystors, and Alexander A Johnson are now getting In dally supplies of the flnost bivalvoa from th« Baltimore oyster bed*. —Monro the Hatter, 405 Main street, baa still a few nice styles in summer goods left which be is determined to oloio out in tbe next thirty days regardless of price. Ho Is also receiving some nice styles for the fall season, among which Is tbe Broadway silk hat and many others too numerous to mention. Call and examine his stock be will give you first-class goods at the very loweat figures.

—With the return o- cooler weather conies a deal re for fresh meat, and business at 1'. P. Mlschler's Star Meat Market, on Main street, between Sixth and Seventh, is reviving. Here it Is thnt all the people who know what's what go for the choicest beef, veal, mutton, lamb, pork, etc.,to be found In the market. The number of Mr. Mlschler's patrons steadily incresses for the reason that he never loses a customer, and new ones are dally coming in.

ST A NDA RD ENGLISH BOOKS. D«nlo BITS, In the Beach Block, are watching each Incoming train for some five hundred volumes of Standard En* liah Books. It Is the Denios who make a specialty or fine French and English writing paper* and elegant stationery. Call on them, ladles, when you want aomething extra neat and nice in this line. They keep all the cheaper grades of paper: a large stock of blank books and all tbe bonks used iu the schools of the city and county.

FORTY FIVE CENTS A PECK. Fine large Sweet Potatoes, tbls day *t

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T. CLIPPJKOKRIT Co.

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—OOMB AT LAST!—Those beautiful Diagonals, Baskets, French and Enggllftb Caaaimeres. Fine Cloths, Beavers and Business Saltings, bought direct from tbe Importers, and made up la tbe beet and latest atyle, at Bannister's, 311 new, 79 old number, Main street.

—Prominent among tbe display of Agricultural Implementa at oar County Fair was P. New hart's Plows and Walter A. Wood's celebrated Mowers and Reapers. New hart Carried off a half-down premiums oa plows. Although there was no premium offered on Reapers and Mowers, the committee after a thorough examination of all tbe machines on tbo ground, awarded tbe red ribbon of honor for superior merit to the Walter A. Wood Machine, tbe competitors being the Buckrye State Excelsior and Planet.

You luhumau brute! wby compel your wife to stitcbaway by band,when you can buy a Singer Sawing Machine aod pay for It in small monthly installments, such sa you can spare out of your wages without feeling tbe drain Tbe Singer la a machine capable of doing every variety of family work, that even a child can operate, and is a permanent family blessing. Call and see it in operation at 78 Main street.

MA I DEN J3L USHES.

Twenty-five big barrels full. Ob! come and behold tbis lovely sight. And Peaches almost at your own price.

C. T. CLIPPIUQEH & CO.

IN TIME,

If you will go to the POPULAR CENT STORE for all your Trimmings, Rush Ing, Embroidery, Ties, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Corsets, Veils, Braids, Underwear, Crenoline, Yarn, witb full of Notions for Fall season.

FKCHHKIMER.

—THE GREEN FRONT affords fresh attractions this fall by tho new and nobby goods Just opened. Everything from a cheap Business Suit to tbe finest Cloths and Beaver can be found, and the make-up will be by the best of workmen and our oI4 reliable cutter, Mr. Black.

COME THIS EVENING

And see the beautiful Apples, Grapes, Poacbe.s Quinces—all at low prices, for Sunday. C. T. CLIPPINOER A Co.

WE AGREE TO DISAGREE," was the verdict of a western jury/ "We agree to still agree," will be your decision while looking through tbe beautiful styles of Cloths, Cassiineres, Suitings, Ac., just landed at tbe "Green Front," 79 Main street. Bannister has Just returned from New York, where be has made a careful selection from the best goods tbe eastern market affords. And bis style of make-up and trimming will correspond with the goods. -.

—If you will go to tbe popular Cent Store, 4ib street, you will get lots of Notions. To see so many pretty goods before you, marked in plain selling figures, and so cheap, that buy you will and lecontented. FRCHHEIMKK.

MA MMO TH MA CKER EL. Two barrels just received for Saturday's trade—larger than ever.

C. T. CLIPPIMQKR A Co.

NO HUMAN FORESIGHT or wisdom can predict the result of the groat balloon voyage contemplated across tbe Atlantic. But every reasonable man must be convinced of tho necessity of a warm, comfortable, durable and well-fitting suit ofolotbes such, for instance, as can be bad by leaving your measure at Bxnnister's, from bis large stock of fine cloths, Beavers and piece goods, at 79 old, 311 (new number) Main street.

MA I DEN BL USHES.

Twenty-five big barrels fall. Ob! come and behold this lovely sight. And Pesches almost at your own price.

ENGLISH BODY BRUSSELS, CROSLETS BROMLETSExtraHAND LOOM INGRAINS, TERNS, and can be had only at this establis Priced Carpets in all makes, for 25c, 30c, 40c, and Brussels Rags and Mats in great variety, in all widths and prices. Window Shades, Honseftirnishing goods and carriage Trim

Rrd and White, Bnff and Wkltc, aad Blcarkcd Cottos Nheeting*, aliM» Pillow Cane Lines* aad Csttsaa, Tints. D«rsrailoss, Plain Banders, In endleaa |Ii will bf to the Interest of all persons nirnifthing

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GENTLEMEN

Will find It to their interest to examine both goods and prices in their line, at popular Cent Store. Underwear and Hosiery a large assortment Just received. FKCHHKIKKR.

BROKAW BROS having enlarged their ed on sale the largest most varied, and ing goods ever opened in Tere-Haute.

COME THIS EVENING

And see the bean 11 fa I Apple*, Grapes, Peaches, Qulnees -all at low prices, for Sunday. C. T. Cumsan A Co.

—No business has paid dealer* or aginU a better per cent, for the time and money invested than the sale of Sewing Machines. There is Just now a splendid opportunity for any party having a small capital and plenty of energy, to make money by selling that Queen of Sewing Machines, tbe Wlloox A Gibba. Address F. J. Medina, State Agent, No. 12 W. Washington street, Indianapolia. —We have Juat opened a handsome lot of Children's and Mtium* Hosiery In Mora, and White and Merino and Woolen Goods, we offer them at Bar gaina, and convince you when favored with .a call. Popalar Cent Store, 4th street. FBOHHEIMER.

FORTY-FIVE CENTS A PECK. Fine large Sweet Potatoes, this day at C. T. CLIPPIWOER& Co. -PROFS. WISE AND DONALDSON are perhaps already on their perilous voyage through the air across tbe Atlantic. While awaiting the result of this dangerous experiment, your Fall Business Suit aod Winter Overcoat can be making up out of the uobblest goods of the seaaon, by leaving your measure at Bannister's, 79 Main street.

-WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO SHOW ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THESEASONIN THE MILLINERY LINE, AT OUR WELL KNOWN LOW PRICES. /V 8. L. STRAUS.

MAMMOTH MA CKER EI,. Two barrels just received for Saturday's trade—larger than ever.

Tbis accounts for tbe amount of illshaped and mis-cut Corsets which are daily offered in market at even higher prices than a good fitting and comfortably sc-tting Corset can be bought for at a reliable Corset house.

Mr. A. Herz, of tbe firm of Herz A Co, has devoted ten years to tbe manufacture of Corsets in Europe, and has ever since in this country made it a practice to furnish tbe public with good fitting, reliable brands of Corsets, at half the price other dealers charge for inferior goods. Therefore no lady should tail to buy her Corsets at the Opera House Bazaar, ifsho wants to do justice to bersolf in regard to health and wealth.

—Fresh, ueat Linen Collars and cuffs. LADY ANNA CORSET, (1.00.) Night Rooes, Short Sacques.

L'ETOILE CORSET, (1,25.) Infauts' Robes, Dresses. MARIE CORSET, (1.50.) Muslin Undergarments, (new,)

TKKKK-MAt'TK SATURDAY EVENING MAIL. SEPTEMBER 13. 1873.

C. CLIPPINOER A Co.

TALK ABOUT YOUR CORSETS There ia one question of great importance to be considered witb Corset buyers. It is: does the merchant who wants to sell you a Corset, know anything anything about a Corset, himself?

We answer: not one merchant out of ton, knows any of tbe principal points which a Corset has to possess in order not to prove injurious to the wearer in place of bringing comfort.

MINA CORSET, (175.) BEE HIVE, 1«3 Main atreet.

—Go to Moore A Hageity's for tin roofing, guttering, spouting and slat -ing, No. 181 Main Ktreet.

NK W MEAT SHOP. 4

Mathers A Clarey have opened tho meat shop just closed by Charley May, corner of Main and Eighth streets. They are both well known and it is useless to say that they will always have the best meats of ail kinds that the market affords. They are clever gentlemen and will spare no efforts to nerve their patrons in a satisfactory manner.

—Q say yes! Q—The at Jones A Joni-s.

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Bishop Wagon

Moore A Hagerty, plumbers, No. 181 Main street, Terra Haute, Ind.

-Q say yes! Q—TheJUiabop Wagon at Jones A Jones. ^4 —A Ilerz A Co. offer all seasonable goods at greatly reduced prices to close.

—Goto Moore A Hagerty's for plows, No. 181 Main street.

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—Go to Moors 4k Hagerty's for plumb Ing, No 181 Main street.

—*say yes! Q—The at Joass A Jonss.

Bishop

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—Go to Moors A Hagerty's for galvanised iron cornice iron gutter and spouting.

—Q say yea (Q—Tbe Bishop Wagon at Jones 4k Jonss.

—Particular attention paid to plumbing at Moore A Hagerty's, No. 181 Main street.

—Q say yes Q—The Bishop Wagon at Jones A Jones.

SALVIA— for ths hair. ODONT1QUB—for the teeth. FACE POWDER—for oomploxion. Moat elegant preparations and guaranteed free from anything lniurloua.

Our own manufacture. BONTIM A ARMSTRONG, No. 000 cor. 6th tfnd Matu sts.

—Large assortment of mantles snd grates, at Moore A Hagerty's, No.181 Main street. —Q say yes! Q—The Bishop Wagon at Jones A Jones.

Ha** I be •*•(»«.—Xwebly thousand mothers testily that Brunker's Carminative Balaam is tbe only reliable remedy for chll dren teething, summer compUlnt or colic, It never (Sails to cure, It Is perfectly barmleas, very pleasant to take and no passible danger from overdosing, It is commended by the highest medical profession, no fami ly once using it will over speak of it but to praise it* merits, It shonld be In every uureery, every bottle is warranted to giv« xatlNtaciion. For sale by all druggists. Wholesale by Eberle A Bindley and uullck

Berry, Terie-liaute, lud. Jun7-4m

KEWH FOH ALL.—Nice fresh Candles, both fancy and common, together with Fruits and Nul«, are constantly belfcg opened at 72 Main street. Also, tbe bes. Cigars and Tobacco's in tbe city. feb8-tf K. L. RLACK.

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EXPOSITION,

Take Ike Vasdalin Line lo INDIANAPOLIS,

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And Bet urn .for $3.10,

Which includes admission TICKETS TO THK EXPOSITION

Mound Trip $3.10.

GEO. E. KARRINGTON,

sepia Agent.

Lane's Cordial!

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Blood Purifier.

A strictly vegetable preparation, compounded according to the best methods Known to modern science.

It basdlrectand tpecitic action on the

Liver and Kidneys.

ANDCUREA

Btllisaiacfan4 Liver Complaints with their attendant evils, nausea, head ache, dizziness, re»tlessnesx, foul mouth, bilious eruptions, pains in the back, colic, lever*, inflammation, ulceration of liver, pain and burning in urinary passage.

Disease of Kidneys and Bladder, retention, luflammatiou, ulceration, curdy deposits, palu in lumbar region and other painful symptoms.

Scrofula or King's Evil, and all other diseases arising from an Impure state of the bleod, manifesting Itself in pimpUs. blotches, ulcers, boils, salt rheum, erysipelas, cancers, tuberculous disease or uugs, rlieumntlsm, ulcerations exfoliation or bones, fever, general lobs of vigor, etc., etc.

Dyspepsia, Indigestion, general debility, ntrvoiis headache, hick headache, neuralgia

As a preventive of chills and feven, ague, remittent, intermittent, Ac.—It reaches tbe entire list of dangerous and painful diseases generally spoken of as—

Female Complaints whose names are well known, of which latigour, general debility, hysteria, nervousness, are some of the symptoms.

Allot tlieMJ and many more diseases are effectually conquered by our Cordial, not always by direct action ou the afivcted organ*, but often by removing tho two great causes, constitutional taint

Prepared only by

ENGLISH TAPESTRYS, AMERICAN BODY LOWELL Extra POWER LOOM INGRAINS, hment Extra Heavy Cotton Chain Carpets, 50c, 60c and 75c, in good bright colors and

Crnmb Cloths in patterns and oy the yard in Nottingham Laces, Curtains Reps for Lamb mings.

Table Cloths, With Hapklii

OSP

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blood and general debility. We might print testimonials of the highest order, but we prefer to let tbe "Cordltd" speak for itself iu own evidence will for outweigh any that can be adduced by certificates. Its ixat recommendation is,THAT IT cuiea. We ask for It a fair trial.

D. Lane & Co.,

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Wall Paper staek Is eonplete, front a Brown variety. We keep the hesi workmen, and ean hang Honses, Hotels, Beardlng-Honses. OSees, to see

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Chemists and MannfWc'Inc Drnirffista 8T. LOUIS, MO. We are responlble only for our goods, therefore be sure that you get the right article. "Lane's Cordial,1'wrapped in yellow tinsne paper, prepared by O. l. LANS A CO. mar

Hold In Terre-Hante, by GULICK A BKRRY. BOWHEK A JOHNbON and J. R. WHITAKKR. seplS.

Carpet Room to meet the increased demands STOCK OF CARPETS, Oil Cloths,

nftaleh. Bleaehed and

BROKAW

TYCOON REPS!!

In Stripes, figures, Ac., JFOlt WBAPPEK8

WIRTCBACO.

BLACK ALPACAS!

Mere wsra tlma war.

SAVE HONEY

IN BUYING AT THB8B PRICES:

S5,M,U,M,7aflsH|lperjBrd. r«r Durability sf Osier and Wonr •nr goods are not rmeolled.

Fall Htjrlcs la

llrcM

Goods!

Ten thonaand yards Jnat received, all different Patterns. Cnlars and Shades, for Salt*. MMSIM lcdln

**SS CENTS PER YARD Th« Big Bargain ef the

ftessea.

W.S. RYCEACO.

Black and Fancy Silks! Black Milks, $1.00, $1^8, $1.50 per yard.

W.«. RYCE CO„ T*rr»Hante, Vnd.

GRAND OPENING

-OF—

BLACK SILKS.

We are now offering some of the Greatest Bargains in Black Silks ever brought to this Cityj including Black Lustrines, Lyons^ Taffetas, Poult De Soie, Grcs Du. Rhin, Gros De Zurich, Drap Persan, Cachemire De Lyon, CacheHire

De Soie, all of which comprise the best makes of the Celebrated Manufacturers, viz: Gouard. Croizat, Fils & Dubost Jaubert, Andras & Cie ). M. Tellard & Cie, Lyons.

Ladies will do well to examne these Silks before Purchasng^elsewhere, as we are Underselling Indianapolis, St. Loui^ or Chicago.

FELSENHELDTJAURIET,

MINEB'S FLANNEL,

FOB SHUTS,

Cherell Styles all Prices.

Paeteiy Plaaaels, We per yard.

Facte rj Jeaaa, OS As, wertk Ne.

Marble Palace, 620 Main St.

of their business, have just received and placCortain material and general Honseftiniish-'

BRUSSELS, AMERICAN TAPESTRYS, These are, in great part, PRIVATE PATa very cheap and serviceable article. Low good quality. Aixminster, Welton, Velvet veiy attractive colors and designs. Oil Cloths reqnins and Cnrtains, and eveiy variety of

Unbleached Table Lfnens, A goad variety XJnen and Blank to the finest Utamp Gilt Paper. Hatch Borders, paper npon short notice, In the

W.S.RTCEACO, 1 Terre*Hanla, Ind.

COTTON FLANNELS,

Ml-S eeato, werlklS eeats.

Best Ceaafert Priate, S1-3 eeats.

Ceaslert Batts, IS KS, l«

very

this stock, before purchasing elsewhere.

M«l

SBe.

Haslia 1 Yard Wide, IOA1S l«Se»

W.S. RYCEACO.

Water Proof Cloths 1!

CHEAP.

Black Mixed* Geld Mixed AQreea Mixed, Iroat Me per yard a p.

Ravj Blae, Plaid and Strlped.Re* pellaata.

TOU WILL PAY MORS FOR THESE UNLESS YOU GOTO

W.S.RYCB*COWL

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best style.

BROS., 109 .Main St., Terre-Hante, Ind.!