Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 4, Number 43, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 April 1874 — Page 3

THE MAIL

A PAPER

FOR THE

PEOPLE.

Personal.

JoeRrlanger went lo New York Week, ... John 1\ibort Is announced fcr tbo office of County Recorder. joa Gilbert the coming Democratic* (granger cstndidiU tor tlw Legialature.

Mayor Thomas ia of opinion that the Baxter law is not as good an the old law. Ed. B. Alien, of the I. & StLRR., went to Rochester, New York, (Ida week. lion. II. D. Scott has bought back hi* obuntry ratld«noo aold to Brackebush a year ago.

Ex~Trca*urer James M. Hanker is announced this week for re-election to the office of county treasurer.

Jan. (». Burt, who baa been In the city several weeka, will return to hi* homo In Ann Arbor next week.

Owen Tnllerjbichargod with complkv By ia a Washington "Kin*" to control all tjm mail contracts in the territories.

Will S. Ryce returned from New York yesterday. He rcproaente business In New York a» flatter than apaaoake. j,u liager now gaily sails in his elegant

buck

board under a high eommia-

alon from the Governor aa a notary HeBoiai. Hunlev, came home this wi»k from the eastern cities, where be purchased a big Ktook of goods fbr Wilson Btaa. & Hunley.

Recorder Meyer baa returned from the Hot Springs. He didnt enjoy the triptoo much rain. He wanted to get into hot water, not eold.

Candidates fbr Republieanor Democratic nominations will find The Mail a good medium to reach "the people" with their announcements.

Democratic politicians are coming forward fbr the county offices as though they intended to sweep the board. Republican aspirants, thus far, are mum as a "bound boy at a shucking."

Mr. and Mrs. James B. Lyne suffered on Monday morning, a sore affliction in the loss by death of their son James B. jr., an interesting boy of twelve years. The body was taken to Henderson, Kentucky, fbr interment.

Married, in this city, on Tuesday, by Presiding Elder James W. Green assisted by Rev. J. C. Reed and Rev. N. L. Brakeman, Rev. J. E. New house, pastor of the M. E. church at Clinton, and Mrs. Mary R. Heistand, ef Clinton.

The saloon-keepers are not to monopolize all the attention of the temperance folks, but the "poor drunkard" is to get his share according to the subject announced for the Congreationalist church to-morrow evening, which is "The Criminality of Drunkenness."

Hon. Polk Robinson, of Illinois, and hia wife—formerly Miss Dora Shaw—are visiting the city, the guests of Col. Hudson. Mr. Robinson was a member of the recent Constitutional Convention in Illinois, and was the youngest,** well as one of the ablest, members of that body. —[Journal.

Pearl, a promising little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William McCoekey, was attacked Sunday night wttli the dreaded eerobro-splnal meningitis, and despite all medical

did,

died on Thursday morn

ing. The parents have the warm sympathy of many friends in this sudden affliction.

Haworth, of Sullivan, is in the city and says he has come to stay. The Sullivan people—that ia, a few of them— draped hia trnnk in black. while standing on the platform, awaiting the train. Haworth seems to have had a hard time of it daring his ccgourn in Sullivan, and it la to be hoped that he may here find a haven of rest. ..... ...

Profc Baldwin "fet rpoatag ajrtrttual ipawiftatAtiAwi at ludianapolis. last Bight J* I a private aeance to the newwpaper met) and pnariiw*) and on Mont and Tn -winy he gives a public «*pc -a at Uit Academy of Music, fmm iite reports in the papers be aeema tc !.• dressing a over a* the Capital, innitn Itfaft.nitoi.f

In the tewwtiirf tewnanity we ask that nothing be done to propfcrly punish st liberty young Vaughn, iroplk*.

«on^ way with Barton in

tiMiritooUmtof MMtdRink. Hia lift1 has bean rotting o«t h* the onwholesome atmot i' ete of ftir ?untyJail, for armithtoc uv«r a r-n#, wUiiatba priftd* pi' the erimo 1 r*e to go where he %. 4 Hr.

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Michael Riak, whose name is almost rtfcwi, is still cQi' tied to his bouse, .: «ut any aw of hm lower limbs, para^«id by the bulls* of John Burton, over one year ago. He ta ohaerlu, and hopeful. He entertains no ill-feelings towards Burton, and believes tike latter

*p him if ha had *f

y. r. Barton ws»t to fl„ r. .! te man monfh oraoago and expressed moeh ragrrt for what he had dona, -H

Isaac Ilerr—our «H..- 1 Kabbins,** now

l',v

lof

IndUt-tpofU J- u. i.# iat' _• raid of tl -1«% aister la Brasil, on Taaeaday, to Miss Amttti Woodman•se, of this dty. Friend Herr waa the JMA son we Stispioioned o* '-nlering t^f 'Mid «f benedicts. Ha ha car welcm i? with a h^pe that bride and groom nugr find te eaeh other a tall realisation of bright-adored aata-anptlal dreama.

It doesn't take long to close out a stock of goods in this city, if you go at it in the right way. First make up your mind what to do—then see the printer, and determine to back up every assertion put in type. S. C. Scott, the shoe dealer, understands this. As mentioned last week, he has taken the interest of the late James Johnson, in the wholesale grocery house of Bowser A Johnson, and as soon as he can close out his stook of Boots and Shooes will devote his sole attention to the new business. He announced that there was ''no foolishness''

"no

foolishness"

In sailing oat at "actual eosa," and hia salea this week of *300 to »S0() a (lay are evidence that the people take him at his word. Mr. Soott is determined to close hia immense stock within a month, whatever sacrifice he may make, and ha will do it. Go early next week, or this evening, If you have time, for there are bargains to be had at a C. Scott's in Boots and Shoea.

Nobbiest Goods," "Grandeat Selection," the "Crack Cutter" "Bart Workmen," are the four corners upon which Moasler of the "Square-Dealing, OnePrice Clothing House," have bullded their Merchant Tailoring Department. Prof. Neekamp has had his hands full since his arrival, and many of our people will appear upon the streets to-morrow arrayed in the nobby styles and newcat cuts, at his hands from a fine line of piece goods. There are more of the same sort. Go early next week and make a aeleotton.

Heads I win!" That waa what the hat said, and the hat's head was level. But whether the boad bo level or rolling, round or flat, place upon it a neat stylish hat, and all deformities disappear the head becomes a secondary consideration the hat, the center of attraction. Yes, the hat wins. They may sing the song of the shirt, but the hat is brim full of music music that is "felt," too. Those who would ae® the—real beauty of the hat—the latest

stylo

of hat—should call

on Howe «fc Yates.

People are beginning to breathe easier 4he opinion is quite prevalent that business will soon revive. Still it is not likely that money will be so abundant that it will not, to somo extent at least, be necessary to practice economy, TJiero is away in which many dollars can be saved this year. It is by purchasing your boots and shoes, for men and boys, women and misses, girls and babies, at Noyes Andrews, south side of Main, just east of Fifth street. While other dealers announce selling at cost and all that sort of thing, the people who know where to get good foot wear at the lowest living prices, go to Andrews.

The Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company is still one of the favorite companies with the insuring public of this city, for a good reason. It has always done Hair honorable business, paid its losses promptly, and never has had a voice raised against it by any one. You will find it always safe to hold a Springfield Policy, and you can find the company represented at the Headquarters of Insurance, on the east side of 6th street, s:cond door from Main street.

You may talk about the temperance crusade, woman's rights or the election, but we maintain that women possess the inalienable right to purchase their notions, trimmings, hair goods, laces, parasols, ribbons, handkerchief^ and all the little nice things that go to rig them out for the street or home circle—we say no one can deny them the inestimable privilege of purchasing these articles at Riddle's. "The "Nflsson sleeve" ia the latest. Yon can make it best with a Singer." There is music in that sentence, which we clip from an exchange. We make a «pte of it merely to draw attention of all who intend to purchase a sewing machine this spring to the merits of the Singer. Just call at No. 74 Main street, and Mr. Marshall will tell you all about it,

Warm weather seems tardy in coming tiiis season, but it will come next week. Bnntin A Armstrong will blow in and blowout their popular soda fountain. It ia generally conceded that none make better soda, and then it is flavored with pnre fruit extract syrups. In the rcyojmtimfl they have on dmught their usual variety of mineral waters, including that of the Bethesda Spring., ,•*-

The sMMtm for out-door games is at hand, when boys and glrte pifefef to reverse the adage "work bolbrtf pleasure," and Button A Hamilton, at the Central Bookstore make the desire more intense \ty glw.wing an attractive lot of croquet •eta, base balls, bats, ate. Call and see them. Aud at the same time look at a nk» Uae of poeket books Jnst got In.

Don't try to get something for ooltittg, nrther b* trilling to render full value io all you y»t, then, perhaps, you will not get swindled. Buy your goods In tlw legitimate way, of those you Know to be honest,liberal business men, such men, tor instance, as Milligan A Bond, the popular gtoeen, at the Marble Front Grocery, oppoalta the Ftmrth street school bouse.

Sparkling and bright ate the rich Jowets diap« $d in the show-cases atltid-d'-X His sir* of jewelry, watches, r~ et- was never before so tteuai/e, and he is selling at inwkmMjr low prices. If you want any thing In this line, aee Riddle before

sk?

The Women's Movement Is now well understood to mean that nearly all the women in town intend to move some of those handaomeebromos and engravings ftwn Gagg*» Art Emporium to the walls of their homes.

Spring-time la henv-Ue sssaon for painting and brushing op. For White Lead, Colored Puinta, linseed OU, Whitewaah. Varnish or Paint Brushes, call on G«m* A Berry, at the -Old Reliable" Drug Store. "Where are y»« going** one lady to another yesterday morning, coming down Fourth street. "I'm going to Barbour A Greenough's grocery store," "Ho am I," said the other, "for I And that the beat place In town for choice groceriea and ftwij country produce." 8he placed her dimpled hand In mine,

Am) sighed but n«ver «.poto% Bat wtlll her eye

the

stor? t«ld,

Her tptetaekm twr* trot* Bat she went down to B. R. Ftaeman** under the National Ilouae and bad them repaired just aa good ai new at a trifling coat. Freeman has a nice stock of spectaolas of the best manufacture.

Far pure liquor* of every variety for medicinal and other purposes, the choicest tobaccos and cigars, the opportunity to purchase with an honest dealer, one whoae word can be relied on in these days of adulteration and imposition, there can be no doubt that the place to go ia to James B. Lyne'a, opposite the Torre Haute House.

It inakea all the difference in. the world, to young beginners learning to play the piano, to have attractive music. We suggest to parents having daughters that they are anxious to have progress, to go to W. 11. Paige A Co. and have them select from their large stock, attractive sheet music and music books. They are practical musicians, and on knowing the proficiency of the learner, can select with judgment and taste.

With the ooming in of pleasant weather, the beads of many Interesting families are dusting up the family carriago, rubbing down the horses, and overhauling the harness, in anticipation of many delightful drives. If the harness looks shabby or is unsafe, our advice is to go ta Miller A Arleth's, on south Fourth street, where tho best handmade harnoss can be had for tho least

What is tho difference between gross weight and grocer weight? When tho question is oxpound-ed wo will an-ouncc the answer." We find this in an exchange. The answer depends altogether on "who's your grooer?" If it is Rippetoe of the White Front, then thero is no difference, for ho always gives scrupulously correct weight, and is honest and upright in all his dealings. That's the secret of the success of tho White Front. .. —Churches or Societies wanting Record Books or Justices wanting Dockets can have them made just as they want them at Bartlett's Bindery and Blank Book Manufactory near corner of Fifth and Ohio Streets.

—EVERYBODY should have one of those Mouse Traps the style of a squirrel cage both amusing and effective. A. G. Austin A Co. keep them.

—Contracting, bricklaying, plastering mantle and grate setting, paving, cistern building and jobbing in general, done promptly at low rates and on reasonable terms. Residence, No. 810 south Third street. ALLEN I. ABBOTT.

SOMETHING NEW IN TERRE HATJTE. Absolutely pure Ground Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves, Allspice, Ginger, Ac.,

Ground Fresh by JOH£PII STRONG, Steam Coffee, and Spice Mills.

OFFICE FURNITURE. Buckingham A Van Uljsen have the largest stock of Oftlce Desks, Office and Library Tablee, Ac., in the city, which they will sell low for cash. Call and see their styles before purchasing. They also mako all kinds of Office Furniture, Counters, Cases, Ac., to order. Place of business on Walnut street, between Sourth and Fifth.

—If you want a choice Oolong, Japanese or English breakfaat Tea, go to J. R. Chambers'.

—JEVEKY FAMILY in this city lias been more or loss annoyed by the cheap class of scissors sold. A. G. AUSTJ.H A Co. have Jtwt received a large lnvoieo of Seymour's Crocus Finished Scissors and Shears—they warrant every pair* «. 11 .. .I —Now Is the time to get your binding dpne. They are binding Magazines, Music, Newspapers, A«\, very cheap at Bart-

Fifth and Ohio.

RARE GROCER BAR ft A 7?&. It is but seldom ws try to place one merchant's ware, In a iftoro favorable 1|ght, before th!# community, than others but here la such an array of very evident bargains that we give tb«m a prominent insertion in The Mail to-day. It is good for every body these impecunious times, and score* of buyers will doubtless try J.

TTATfTE SATURDAY HVTSNING MATT

Rutherford's new

scale of prkws the ensuing week. Mr. Rutherford Is successor to 0. T. tllpplnger A Co., ^corner of Seventh and Main titreeta. The best cheeae and dried beer, JOe a pound dried peaches, corn and currants, 10c genuine cider apple butter, 85c gaL) sweet corn, 2&a a can or H7S a doM buckwheat flour, lea pound twelve 1 lb bars of soap for fl.00 good sound potatoes, *1,30 choice teaa, 60c, 70o and 91.00 coffee, 80o, and many more leading articles just as low.

COFFEE roasted by the hag, and SPICKS ground/re*A and jwe lor deal* by JoaaFH ftraono,

Steam Coffee and Bplee Milla.

SEED PEACHBLO W POTATOES. Just nraelvad three ear loads or pore J. A. RITKBIWOBD,

Saco—mr to C. T. dlpfdngar.

NSW GOODS,

HANIWOME STYLES,

wif LOWEST PRICES* v- ALL THE NOVELTIES, AT? POPl'LAR CENT STORE, j,

Tff| mamawL Aitwrna or L&PLHK and all LOVTOS or nuowsm

Ia called to my assortment of flower aeeda ami balba. Theae aeeda I have mostly imparted from Europe and from tests made last1, season of aeeda from the same aouree, can be recommended aa being of very superior quality. A general assortment of the moat desirable kinds ia in stook aud particular attention la called to (»UA0nOIMOV Asters, fialsama, Panataa, Petunias, Phloxes, Double Portulacaa, Carnations, Immortellea, Grasses, Ac.

Also to my fine stock of Jhiatfo Basket*, Chair*, Ac. J. A. FOOTS, Seedsman,

AS Main street.

GIVE THEM A TRIAL, Unoolorcd Qrten Teat. Gunpowder, Imperial,

Young Hyeon,

Free from artificial and injurious coloring. The pure natural leaf. Josare STROXO,

Steam Coffee, and Spice Mills.

CRUSHED WHEAT, freah, Manufactured by JOSEPH STHOKO,

Steam Coflbe, and Spioe Milla. BURIAL ROBES,

I have added to my large stock of Undertaker's Goods, Shrouds arid Robes, which are comingln use very much. Also Crape and Gloves, in faet anything can be had In my line, by calling on

ISAAC BALL,

Corner of 3rd and Cherry streets. DOWN WITH PRICES

Of Trees, Vinea and Plants, in immense variety, at the Old Reliable Terre Haute Nursery, south of the Blast Furnace on the

Lock

port Road, Vi mile from the

sity. WM. PATHICK, Nurseryman.

—Bartlett's is tho only Bindery and Blank Book Manufactory now in operation in Terre Haute.

A CARD.

To all persons having old Daguerreotypes, Photographs, Ainbrotypes, Ferotypes, Tintypes, or Gems, from which they wish onlarged copies, done in the latest and most durable style, and warranted to please, an invitation is given to call at my New Gallery, No. 115K Main street, (old Odd Fellows Hall,) and examine my work before giving your orders for an inferior old, out of date style of picture, (Forotype) revived under a new high-souding name for the purpose of deceiving those not posted, and inducing them to pay their money for such trash as any Photographer having any pride in work aliove dollars and cents, would be ashamed to offer his customers at any price.

Respectfully, D. H. WRIGHT.

LADIES' LINEN SUITS

We placed on Exhibition and Sale this morning as choice an assortment of

LADIES' LINEN SUITS

as can be found in the State of Indiana. These garments are of the Latest and Best shapes and Finished in quite a Superior manner.

Felsenheld & Jauriet

,* 020 Main Street, XJ Terre Haute. Ind.

THE -4.

.BEEHIYEi

f* 4|% ffKW ts'f^ 1 -L. cJi. SJtJL a

Embroideries and Parasols, ,e,^, A1A JtmXT

Newt New It New! 11— Night Robes, Chemise and

ik Skirts, In handsome 'm*A matched Suits. %%*.# HI ,» ... kit* stuulea In

'"*1

i+»»

J.COOK.

Velllit£1,1

Kae Lace Veils. fcw Fritted Vette. "r- B*a Hi'Vp,

Wagon,

2s fjnhs dftArN nrnBONs. at a bargain all next week. tgKgs

Depot,

Hay,

^tTcrnKos, ,J Excellent qnallt^ 8 *nd 10 cents per pattern. ?|ii New Belts, New Jewelry Handaome. New Oomba. |-Jf

AMorted 25e lota.

Toilet Soaps,

BEE

v„

A COMPLETE SUCCESS! I

v'?

SCORC OXE FOR THE

BTJCEIEYEI"

x,r%t 1 1

THE GRAND OPENIN} THIS WEEK HAS 8IOTLBD THE QUESTION AS TO WHERE. CUSTOMERS CAN FIND THE

HOST FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS.

the finest Dirpiay «f S«v Gftada everOpeaed ia Tern Haute.

OVER 500 LADIES' READY MADE SUITS.

Embroidered Linen Suits. KnilxrotdfredHBU-sdo Suita. Braided Linen Suits. Grass Cloth and Percale Suit*.: Serge and Alpaca Suita, Victory fawn Huits. CSretorme and C^unbric Suita, from |5U)0 to 160.00.

ENGLISH WALKING JACKET**— In Basket Caasimera Drap d'Efee Diagonal Cashr^re and Hair Cord Sackings from f&SO to 945.00 LYON'S GROS GRAIN SILKS—From »1.25 to fi.00. THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF SUMMER SILKS-To be found in the West. THE VERY LATEST STYLES in low-priood medium and fine Dtesa Gooda.

New Spring styles in Percales and Printa.

PARASOLS 1—Ijadles' Silk Ties and Handkercbiefa in all the Latest naveltiea. THERE IS NOTHtN NEW AND STYLISH IN THE EASTERN MARKWTS BUT CAN BE FOUND AT THE "BUCKEYE."

W. S. RYCE & CO., Cor. Main and 6th St

1874—SPRING—1874.

Hunter's Furnishing Depot!-

NEW HHIRTH, fa Ntork. or Hade to OHI«r ea abort aetlw. NEW COLLARS AND CUFFK, in Linen or Paper. NEW WTII» A.VD MLEEVE B( TTONK. Everything New! Everything FaahionableI Everything (leap 1

ANOTHER LOT

-or-

NOBBY SPRING HATS!!

-AT—

JOHN KUPPENHEIMER'S

NEW 0PER1 HOUSE HAT STORE!

Beaiember, one Price and Small Profit*, theCoanternign.

F1R£! FIBE!! FIRE!!! FIRE!!!! IS.SIRE! IXSURE! IXSURE! WITH

FRANK A. FARIS,

WHO REPRESENTS

The Auiason, of C'iueinnati, Assets §#37,707 OO Old Merchant's, of Newark. 700,000 OO Allemania. of Pittsburg, 129,408 OO

Penn. of Philadelphia, 400,000 OO Franklin, of Wheeling. 400,000 00 C]ar,ofNewport, 810,8W 00

THIS AGENCY IS INDEPENDENT,

And is now governed by rules or rates of any combination. Please call before applvinir elsewhere. __ pp

NEW NECKWEAR, la Mearfh, Tie* and Bewjb

At HUNTER'S* 157 Maio St, Terre-Haute, Ind.

N. B.—No troublo to show Goods. One price and courtesy to alL

Office Opposite tlie Postoffie.

COOK &c BELL,

GENERAL DEALERS IN

Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,

DYE-STUFFS AND PURE LIQUORS,

Also Manufacturers Of FLAVORING EXTRACTS,

ANA RAILROAD TRACK 8CAUES, rtill on or Address II. J. KEENER. 205 North Sth Streef Meutl for Circular. .XKBBB'HAt'TE, IND.

OONDOOTO&

(THE IIICHESTCASH PRICE PAID FOR PBOOCCK.

O. D. BELL.

Ohio Street, Terre Haute, Ind.

GULICK & BERRY,

GENERAL DEALERS IN

Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,

PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, &c.,

Coruor Kfaln and Fourth Strfcls, Torre Haute, Ind.

Pure BratidieB, Whiskies and Wines for Medicinal Uses.

PLATFORM SCALES,.

battle,

J- Miners,

You wBLalways find Th« ItMt

And all StapSe and Fancy

Groceries.