Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 4, Number 42, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 April 1874 — Page 3

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People.

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Personal.

Flak* ef Flak 4t Baldwin, la* returned from Pennsylvania. Who wrote that thrillingoard of Peter Staff tnhwt tdgtTiOwtley

Max Joeepfo iedUnsd to let 10* name be usod in the Ptwuth Ward. Recorder5 John B» Meyer and wife axe down at tike Hot Springs.

Sam McDonald aiul fiunily have ntariMxI home ftom Beaver Lake. J. A. Hays, of the Sullivan Unke, made us a pleasant call this week.

Mm. JcMoph Grover Is la the city, the guest of Mrs. t. H. William*, Chestnut street.

The Sugar Creekezs are talking of running Win. Cwdcku a Granger candidate for Sheriff.

Rev. Hterrettaiid wife returned yesterday from a vteit to their old Washington, Intl., home. __

Wm. Walker, one of the moat active business men of Paris, died last Saturday evening.

Michael Grovenuan and wife went to Baltimore this week, where they will reside several months.

J. W. Anderson and M. O. Froet, of Marshall were In the city, on Thursday, and same to see us.

Dr. Dirawnoor left Terre Haute tor his health.—[Gazette. It wasn't for the benefit of his creditors!

Charles II. Smith, Mr. Tuell's book keeper, goes to Decatur, to take charge of the books of Mr. Ts bank.

Mr. and Mrs. Al. Austin returned this week from Minnesota, satisfied te make this citv their futuro home.

K. Ohm has bought the Woodmansee property on South Sixth street, and will erect a handsome residence thereon.

Charley Wing, of Marion, Iowa, for merly of the White Frost, is in running against lots of his old friends.

George Almy returned home this week, after a month's sojourn at the Hot Springs, where he received great benefit.

John J. Schrack is now doing the local for the Brazil Echo, and to making quite spicy the columns of that excellent paper.

Joe Jeflferaon has entirely recovered from the affliction of his eyes which recently threatened to shut out the world from him.

John 11. Freemont ami Jacob Fischer have purchased the Glick brewery, on west Main street, and will turn It into a flouring mill.

Jas. B. Edmunds and John S. Jordon, former proprietors of the Journal, ore both mentioned for the Second Ward council nomination to-night.

Crawford Scott has taken the interest of the late James Johnson, in the grocery house of Bowser ft Johnson, and is closing out his boot and shoe store.

President Hervey and family are now domiciled at the Tuell residence, and Mr. Tucll and fiunily have taken up their abode at the Torre Haute House.

Dr. Henry, the mesmerist, who created such a sensation with his lecture* at the city school hall, some fourteen years ago, is delivering a aeries of lectures on the same subject at Pence's Hall this week.

J. M. Hitttkey, we understand, will be a candidate again for the office of County Treasurer. Mr. 8. made a good officer when he held that position before. If his party is strong enough to pull him we have no oltfeclloiia,

The Ex pre** states that McCoy, the man who went from this phu as advance agent of the Baldwin troupe, returned home this week. He brings the news that the troupe isabont to petreout, that in toot, Its pile gets thinner every entertainment. v-: J'j''3':"*-—''

The happiaet looking tdn we saw this week, was John Telbert, Frt**'t Arm strong and Harvey McMnr.a.. They were In the National State Bank getting csAhod their prise ticket In the Lerniwvllle lottery. The share of each was about 1125. Botter atop now, gentlemen. Lightning seldom strike* twiee In the jnmcplaea. •.*

W. a Haworth, at Rnlllvan, was in the city this week. He Informs us thai be did not own the stock of goods la Sullivan, as intimated by oar oomepondent last week. He was acting as agent foe his brother, Ftaauntr Haworth, of CWoago. The stock Is now betng sold for th^ »,en^t of oreditor»-4Ubiliti« 16,000 assettsi, 81,600. W. B. Hayworth eontemplatos«Hming here to engage in the ml eptate buninfws.

Ben Ilavene tulslkwi of ft* Conn* oilman In the Third Ward the DwnocnUetMoi One day this week a Thlrdwarder enme to him iaqntrlng with great s»»kwslM*a as to the grave rtarge of being a Ynember of the Methodist church. Xton disclaimed any connection —thought, ibeugh, that he ocght to be a member, and pledged himself net to join until after his term aa councilman, if

will also be made for a reading on the Sunday evening following.

William HamrnCTSmHhToneof the oldest colored men in this vir' 'ty, tur eeivod a legacy of the Of his old maater, in 8outh Carolina. Mr, Hammersmith lives In Leet Creek.

A lady In this clty. tbe daughter of one of our oldest dtlaras, Is said to have Wien heir to *100,000. We fear it is too food to be true. Until we have more reliable authority the name will not be published.

Isaac Beauchamp, of this city, was pqstmaster under Gen. Jackson, at Carlisle, In 18®*, and served for a period of twelve years. He has stuck to the Democracy through thick and thin,

Harry Copeland and wife oelehrated their silver wedding on Wednesday evening, In the presenoe of a large number or friends. An elegant supper was prepared by the bride, and a table was tilled with presents, which will be cherished souvenirs to this estimable couple as they journey down the stream of life.

She was a good girl—she never swore an oath in her life!" was the claim of the mother of a girt who died In the old Fhrrington block, this week. Rev. E. F. Howe conducted the funeral services, largely attended by the frail sisterhood, who contributed to pay the fhneral expenses and give the unfortunate girl a decent burial:

Wm. Sellers, Esq., of Vincermea, father-in-law of L. M. Rose, business manager of the Journal, has sold his property at the Old Post, and will take up his residence in Terre Haute, together with his family, this week. They will reside on Sixth street, second house from Chesnut, west side Sixth—the Davis dwelllngT—{Qaaette.

Gen. Hunter writes to a friend that he will not be at home when the Republicans meet to make nomination for the next Congress, and will be perfectly satisfied with whatever Is done. He says he has all to do at Washington that he can possibly got along with, and will not leave his post to electioneer for the nomination.

E. B. Allen, of the I. A St. L. K. R. has completed his model of a car scale for determining, merely by placing the scale in the side of the car and putting in the grain, until it comes up to the first line of figures, which Is 20,000 pounds, and every inch fkrther is scaled and charged for the amount of grain loaded in a car. The scale is easily adapted to all cars, exoept those of broad gauge, patent has been secured on the Invention.

As an evidence of the increasing popu larity of Terre Haute manufactories, we note the fiact that Messrs. Buntin A Arm strong have this week shipped to Evansville and its adjacent towns, several hundred pounds of medical and pharmaceutical preparations, the product of their Labratory, oorner Sixth and Main streets. The medical preparations made by this firm are held in high esteem by the med leal profession, and besides having a full stock of everything pertaining to the drug line, their ffccilittes for manufacturing enable them to supply our people with both medical and toilet preparations which heretofore had to bo obtained from the east.

Mr. E. Havens, of the firm of Havens A Geddes, returned this week from an extensive tour through eastern factories, and they are now reoeiving every thing in the line of Staple and Fancy Notions, including all the novelties of the season. Aa them goods are all bought from first hands, in large quantities for cash, our dty merchants, as well as those in the surrounding country, would do well to call and examine their large stock,which 'will all be sold at bottom prices Their friends outside of the trade will confer a favor by remembering that they keep no goods to retail—Wholesale only.

John

Lawyers have some tights which «m editors are bound to reepeot. We hare looked our file* through with fear and trembling, but with gratification In the end, to And that the word "Shyster* has not ocewred In Umm column*. A Chicago Omrt has just decided that the privilege of attaching this word to a lawyer is worth |10,000._

Cough was married in Phila

delphia the other day to a girl who had reftawd him eighteen times." This should afford encouragement to all discarded youths. The &ct is not generally known, but it is a feet nevertheless that hate yon like poison and refuse yon down time*, but if you'll keep on asking her every time you *se she will inevitably say ye* in the cowrse of eight or ten years, especially If within the meantime yon buy one of those nobby spring hats at Howe ft Yafce N. T. Hat Btof*.

With the coming in of pleasant weather, the head* of many Interesting families are dusting up the family carriage, nibbing down the horse*, and overhauling the harness, In anticipation »f many delightful drives. Ifthehamewi looks shabby or to tntaafe, «nr advice is go to Miller ft Aded*1*, on south Powrth street, where the best handharaen can be h*C for tbe least

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J. J. Talbot, editor of the New Albany "Wbens am yon said one Led -, hi in the city, and will speak cm *noe at tbe*»gre®*tiott|l ehiwx* to-inorrow night, unlock will be Jwm to read two weeks from to-aight.

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the ladles for embroidery work, and we know that the ladle* will thank us for calling tV£r attention to the EmbroMerer att* v. -d to the Slngsr Sewing Machine. This, both on t« mot of its reoMit IntrodsMtton and what It will do «n the wqy of ornamental sewing, attracts attention and admiration. Call

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Make hoNw attractive the eosalng rammer with seen* df those elegant ptaturee down at R. flagg*s Art Emporium. Joat go down and look at tbe ar* tistic display.

lady to another yesterday morning, coming down Fourth street. "I'm going to Barbour ft Grsenough's grocery store." **flo am I,*aald the other, "for I find that the best place in town for ice groceries and fresh country pro-u-je."

The season

for oat-door games is at

hand, when boys and girls prefer to reverse the adage "work before pleasure, and Button ft Hamilton, at the Central Bookstore make the desire more intense by showing an attractive lot of croquet seta, base balls, bats, etc. Call an

The sale of hats, Ac., Is some*

thing new here, and their croquet sets are of superior quality. It makes all the difference In the world, to young

beginners

Wliat is the difference between gross weight and grocer weight When the question is exponnd-ed we will an-ounee the answer." We find this In an exchange. The answer depends altogether on "who's yonr grocer f" If it Is Rippetoo of the White Front, then thero is no difference, for he always gives scrupulously correct weight, and is honost and upright in all his dealings. That's the secret of the success of the White Front.

A gentle bint: A youth and maiden were walking beneath the blue canopy of the firmament "fretted with golden fires," and the maiden, moved by the sublimity of the scene, pointed a taper finger—the one on which the engagement ring is worn—towards the senith and exclaimed: "Oh, Adolphus, Isn't jewelry beautiful." It la unnecessary to add that the ring came from Riddle's, where the largest, the cheapest, and the finest stock of jewelry may be found.

Spring-time is here—tho season for {minting and brushing up. For White Lead, Colored Paints, Linseed Oil, Whitewash, Varnish or Paint Brushes, call on Gulick A Berry, at tho "Old Reliable" Drug Store. --.

The spring-time is coming gentle Annie,0 and all that sort of thing, you know, and it is well to remind tho ladies that Riddlo is receiving all the newest and latest styles in his line of goods. Drop in and see the goods, ladies. Don't mind tho crowd. Just push your way in and call for what you want.

When you can't find what you want at an ordinary grocery store, go to Milligan ft Bond's Marble Front Grocery, north Fourth street, opposlto the First ward school. From an extensive acquaintance throughout the country they have unusual facilities for obtaining constant supplies and the choicest country produce. Their stock of groceries is fresh and pure.

She placed her dimpled hand in mine, And sighed bat never spoke, But still her eye the stonr teld,

Jler tpedaeiet were broke. But she went down to S. R. Freeman's under the National House and had them repaired just as good as now at a trifling oost. Freeman has a nice stock of spectacles of the best manufacture.

For pure liquors of every variety for medicinal and other purposes, the choicest tobaccos and cigars, the opportunity to purchase with an honest dealer, one whose word can be relied on in those days of ad alteration and imposition, thero can be no doubt that the place to go Is to James B. Lyne's, opposite the TerreH»ute House.

The influence of boots ujion the mind Is very different from that of any other garment. A man may have a shocking bad hat, bat he forgets it his coat may be threadbare but his intnd Is not directed toward It bnt we defy man to stand npright in a pair of stogns with worndown heels, and we believe It Is just as difficult to feel morally upright in them. A sense of meanness posseasou hltn, he feels that everybody is noticing them. He cannot look people straight in the face and feel upon the square with them. He feels the weakness of his foundation, and he mistrusts tho character of the snperafaruetore that they sufaioit, how. ever imposing in other respocts. So go to Noyes Andrews and have him fit you out with a pair of nest fitting boots from custom aned* department} or st a much lees prk* Can soft yon from his excellent stock & eastern manufacture. Ml Main *l«et hNfre place.

TO THM FAMMMM. desirous of introdneJng pure

white corn mere generally throughout the country we propose the following: To loan to any responsible farmer as much para white hominy corn as he may want br seed, Mid t*ks his reedpt for the ssme, MVable out of his next year's tropin a ike number of ponndsof corn, he giving us the rafhsal of his crop stthe market prios when be sella.

Partners wishing to*v*nthemselves of the above proposal can be supplied at tmr office, corner of Third and Cliesf uat streets, ar of J. A. Mitchell, near Darwin lUs^a* we shall keeps supply of oorn st that plseefor the convenience of farms** ma Walnut Prairie, or thereabouts.

I have added to my large stock of Undertaker1* Ooods- ffereuds and Robes, which are coming In use very much. Al-

Crape and Glove*, in fact anything can bad inmy line, by calling on ISAAC? IUU,

Cto«»arof»rd agqlCberry straete. DOWN WITH PRICES

Of Treat, Vises snd Plant*, t» immense variety, at tbe Old Reliable Terre Hants Nursery, south of the Blsst Furnaos on the Lockport Rood, mil* fiw the etty. Wat. Patbics:, Nnrseryman.

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TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL. :.

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learning to

play the piano, to have attractive music. We suggest to parents having daughter)* that they are anxious to have progress, to go to W. IL Paige A Co. and have them select from their huge stock, attractive sheet music and music books. They are practical musicians, and on knowing the proficiency of the learner, can seleet with judgment and taste.

New Belts, 1 New Jewelry New Combs.

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BEE HIVE!

Embroideries and Parasols, AU3TEXTVEKK.

fJROSGRAIN RIBBONS, at a baigalnall next week.

Xew! Newl! New IllNight Robes, Chemise and Skirts, in hsndsome matched Bolts*

Kew shades In Veilings, New Lace Veils. Mfw Fringed Veils.

S. C. SCOTT,

Is selling his stock of

Boots

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BBK Hivk.

RUCHING8, Excellent quality 5 and 10 cents per pattern.

Handsome.

Bargain in Toilet Soaps.

Assorted. 25c lot*.

BEE HIVE, 163 MAflt Sr.

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AUCTION SALE

now goiug on at

SCHAFBLIFS,

Os Mats St., cut »r Mith, THE ENTHtE STOCK IS TO BE CLOSED OUT.

GOODS A HE GOING AT A GREAT SACRIFICE

Goods sold at PRIVATE SAUE,

AS USUAL DURING THE DAY Al GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

OOTS AN6 SHOES.

NO FOOLISHNESS.

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Shoes,

At ACTUAL COST,

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LOSE BUSINESS.

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GRANGERS HEADQUARTERS AND PRICE LIST.

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Best Prints 8 to lOcts per Yard.

W. S. RYCtS A €0^ TERRE-UAUTE, IX D.

(Ko middle profit*, Prices same as fir*t hands.)

Ymr4 wide B|e«f||«l lull*, 9r.

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While Celervd Carpet Chain.

Htraw Bed Ticking, 19 l-Sr.

Extra Feather Bed Ticking, 35c.

Cheviot Mhlrtiag Stripes, 1314 to S3 eents.

Cettonades and Jeans, SO te Me,

Caastaseree* extra qaalltfv gl.OO and 91.S5, wortli g«.00.

Bed Spreads, |1.00 werth gl.33.

Table linens, gSe worth 50c.

Bleaehed Table Damask, gl.

worth gl.35.

LADIES READY-MADE SUITS, at the priee el material making thrown in.

SPRING SHAWLS, JACKETS, Ae.

BLACK CASHMERE W RAPS.

IV. S. RICE & CD.

Wholesale, lSe.

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JOHN KUPPENH EIMER'S

NEW OPERA HOUSE HAT STORE

Remember, one Price and Smnll Profits, the Countersign.

COOK &c BELI

GENERAL DEALERS IN

Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,

DYE-STUFFS AND PURE LIQUORS,

Alae XannflietBKn Of FLAVORING EXTRACTS,

GULICK & BERRY,

GENERAL DEAI.ERS IN

Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,

PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, &c.,

Corner Halo and Fourth Streets, Terre Haute, Ind.

Pur® Brandies, WHskiea and Wines for Medicinal Uses.

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THE HYOHEflTCASH PRICE PAID FOR PRODUCE,

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DO YOU GET YOUR CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER?,

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BUCK AXPACAS, SO werth 40«. BLACK ALPACAS, worth Me. BLACK ALPACAS, 59 werth I5e. PURS BLACK MOHAIRS, 50 cts werth CS«. PURE BLACK MOHAIRS, 63 ets worth Me. PURE BLACK MOHAIRS, 75 eta worth #1.00. Japanese Stripea, HOe werth SOe. Waah Poplins, 19 l-3e, worth at

Broeade Japanese Silks, 48 eenta worth Oe« Irish Poplins ler Knits, all eolors, gl.50.

OUR JLOW PRICES IM BLACK SILKS EXCITE THE WONDER OF EVERYBODY.

BLACK SILKS, Me worth |1JS,

ACK SILKS, |L3S worth |150

At KGROS GRAIN SILKS ex-

tm qnality, $1.73 worth |3J2S,

BLACK CiROS GRAIN SILKS su

blime qnality, |L50 worth |S

MOHAIR BRILLIANTINES at

ANOTHER LOT

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NOBBY SPRING HATS!!

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O. D. BELL.

Ohio Street, Terre Haute, Ind.

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Rippeioe's Yon will alwarR And

Thm Best,

STGARS,

COFFEES,

TEAS, And aU Staple and fancy

Groceries.

Grandest Selection.

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