Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 4, Number 52, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 June 1874 — Page 8

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A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE. r4 Personal.

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Tom Foolery is a near relative Ootllos. Host, auumoa is fa Indianapolis on basil—J.

Will Tuell, Jr., goes with the Mack party to Europe. Tbe agony with moat of the Republican candidates la over. ad Button putting up a 9*,«» rr»idenoe on north Third street.

Mist Em^Altento visiting the fiunily of Judge Rosehe, Indianapolis. T. J. Griffith and will) are visiting at Taylorville, Springfield and Peoria, DUnola. •.

Rev. Parker MlUigan 4* off on an ex tended tour through Colorado and the west,

Geo. YV. Hill is back in Ida old position of Express Messenger on the A V. 11 R. ______

Rev. J. C. Reed and J. W. Husher attended commencement at Ureencairtie this week.

Mrs. a C. Deming, Mi* S.»phla 1) tiling and Henry Wearing atarted thia week fjr Europe.

Milton a Durham and wife will spend ihe month of July at the Sparta, Wisconsin, Springs.

Mra. George A. Hayward has been very seriously IU from congestion of the nerves of tbe brain.

Mrs. Ira rover, Jr., went to New York State this week, with her children to spend the summer.

W. C. Buntln's wife and children are at Colombia, Missouri, where they will stay during the summer.

Tlio government failed to make out a case against our Owen Tuller on charge of fraud* in mail contracts.

James Seath of Seath A Hager, has Invented a coal dump ear, that promisee to supercede all others now in use.

Prof. Paige has been nursing a sprained ankle this week, the result of his horses running away at Paris, on Monday.

Hoon the minister will forsake his charge, and bethink him that "the voice of free grace tries escape to the mountains." ...

Rev. Robert Stimson of this city has completed his theological studies at Yale college. He preached at lxxranaoort last Sunday. XLm.

Jacob White and AL Mewhinney took charge of Sage's bakery and confection ory on Monday, and will be happy to receive their friends.

Howard Sandison, a graduate of the Normal School, employed In tho Indianapolis schools, is at his mother's home in this city during vacation.

D. B. Weir, formerly of this city, owns a bathing establishment at the Arkansas Hot Springs, and gives his former townsmen a warm reception.

B, Holmes has belonged to the Odd Fellows twenty years, during which time he has assisted in conferring the degrees of the order on more than one thousand persons.

Mrs. Stewart, the medium, who has been astonishing the good people of Benton county, with manifestations— her mouth tail of water and slapping her hands the while—is again at her home in this city.

James H. Turner and Miss Jennie Collet*, on Tuesday evening were pronounced husband and wife by Rev. E. F. Howe, and left on the train for Chicago. The bride is the sister of Joseph us ColloU, President of the K., T. II. it C. R. It.

David Hanchett, hisdaughterand Miss Fanny B. Price are now at their home, near this city, having closed their theatrical labors for the season. J. M. Murray of the company is with them. They will pjay at the Operalloose gji veiling of the Fourth. i" Jf 2J#

Mm Mary Grwverman, of Chicago, is In the city, visiting her many friends nnd relatives. It hi whispered amoti^ the knowi ones that a couple of wedding have tw« postponed in t»»-' i'Ktice of her al* n.-.-, will now take place at an early day.—(Journal.

From It gentleman vh.» accompanied Iwir. Voorhess to Columbia, Mi^ourl, we learn that his address U'T-to tin1 fate University at that place lelivcml t« a-very large and appreHst. andlewv, and was the ablest and

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fort of his life. Terr* Haute may well be proud of *eeh a mail a* Mr. Voorh--s. —[Journal.

TT Journal rrr-rter tbtewwwte a dsecu^-ion of i&uu. ,LD»»-1 aid's magnificent residence and on south Sixth strea, and while the „:mtr f%:, were -5"' It In $ i~ th* ins'-WID^iB Uwt the -l.-U*.' -.: u's- uer -A a Mhi' *mrtsftt»g#s man in a drunken -twl. Such iuMfc— tot what* life!

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Tohn 'Iray Foder, of New York, Is In th- U? .. Will V«.i: ha* 11 1»\ en tt|ihi« pi»f4tion a»t'l rk at the re Haute Haiw,

»L W. K. iw.ird» wi wUtT'otm Odd Fellow* piciur at Mouirtmuw, on tiKllUtofJ#.

The gradualtug class of the High gbtmol, next year, will eomdat exelualy of yonag bdioh a «. Pill nig, late of Ijnfpuutpart, hi now in charge of the Hone Sewing Machine Agency, in this city.

Hooeier*' oontributea another excellent dialect poem, which will be found on the ftwt jiage, this week.

Oar spiritualistic friends feel jolly over the r^eent turning up of the Beeeher-Tilt u-Woodhull business.

Will Lewis, of Mosaler*s has accepted a position with the Howe Hewing Machine Co., as traveling and supervising agent.

Samuel Maglll slipped out of towii recently, viaJted hi* brother down in Aekaiuias, and returned home without his movements getting into the papers.

You can't comet over me" waa the exclamation of a Fifth street girl the other night, as he attempted to Meal a kiss while looking for the fiery Arab in the northern sky.

Rev. Emsley Hamilton, who has been dangerously ill for several weeks, was able to drive out yesterday afternoon, and expects to go to Betheada Springs, near Milwaukee, in a week or ton days.

Jones got trusted for a hat, and he now ftiels a consciousness of being in debt "-overhead and ears." He didn't buy his hat, however, of Howe A Yates, or he would have been able to get a good one at such a low figure that he would have had no trouble In paying for it. Howe & Yates at tho New York Hat Store have all the latest styles and with quick sales are eontent with small profits.

She was in the best of humor wlien we met her, and reasonably so, for she had just como out of T. H. Riddle's popular establishment, with her hands full of packages containing the elegant collars, euflfc, laces, ruches, hosiery, and other nice things the ladies delight to purchase at Riddle's, because his stock is always fresh, goods first-class, and prices so low that a little money goes a great

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A nice girl is not the languishing beafu ty, drawling on the sofa, and djsoatwing the last noyel, or opera, or the giraffelike creature sweeping majestically through tho drawing-room! The nice girl is the one who can shine to just as much advantage in the kitchen as in the parlor, and who always dresses neatly and tastefully. You n»y be sure that she purchases her paper and envelopes from tho nobby new styles just brought out by Button &.lIjymilton, at theCentral Book storeJ--

As you step into Kiddie's establishment, from a silver stand, you are at liberty to take an elegantly printed card in colors, informing you that "T. n. Riddle, the Jeweler, has the largest stock oi Watches, Clocks, Silverware, Ac., in tbe city—keeps the city timenot excelled in Wntcb Repairing or Engraving—work and prices guaranteed."

An observing poet says Wo think our father* fool*—m wine we grow Our wiser mnn, no doubt, will think us so, Unless we buy our groceries, vegetables, fruits and table supplies at the neatly kept grocery store of Barbonr A Oreenough, southeast corner oi Fourth and Cherry streets.

Fly time has eome, but Miller A Arleth are prepared to protect your homes with elegant buggy fly nets and heavy team nets, of leather. Of the latter they are manufacturing in great quantity. They have also a l«rg© stock of fly brushes. In light harness they show a splendid stoek. Theyhnvo recently engaged one of the best workmen in tho west for th* U^ht liarn«*Mi deportment* For anythir^inthisiin'? call at their establishment on South Fcwrth street,

Nothing so ter.'l* to shorten thelites of old people, and to injure their health auMiiint, up la' Thi- in especiHlly the CTUbr when l!« 1» ugr ^n-up daughter in the faintly. We peMish this item in the interest of It W. Hipjietoe, tho grocer. Give the young folks half a chance and they ill l»e finding tlieir way tn th©uW!i:t» Front,w f»- tableatlpplie* :im.1 the ii:,i?iy "jisi'i^-hold articles to lo (•.nnd nt i».»i.popular edtabib^mcnt. 8o long as wo livr to t-.-if, we will have eat k» live, and to get good thintrs to eat, there In nob- 'er jiaee tn town than at MtlTIu.m A r-.Ti l's Marble Front j«l:xct, opfMMMe th« se^v.: ttoiw. Th keep a choke ttock .f trnw: ries, eannwl go-^ls, fttUla In mmw»n, twl it !i »ti '•'-cU-n^iveaCfpialnl -1rri 't, t1 11 arr alwajHSHJ^niwd w* .u U-«t uf untry ]»n»due»»

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The wfew i.r.u of Hcdtt A Huston, who muneeded rt. v. 8eptl* i« the hoot and hoe biln. v,, a*w v, ,dking right Into popular fcv'or, by their coarteotia Srettment of patmos, Jhe excellence ff their good* and the to* pricwi with which they are content. We agree with the Journal that Ihem eoterpriaing yming merchant*-Budd Seott and Jerry Htu»ton—are sure to make things move. They have a splendid More, ftlled with a splen did stock. The p: glass windows, the good situation, hi- !4tg rows of ahfning dhoee, elegant boM» and brflltant allppera, and tbe populAr and gentlemanly proprietors themaelvaa, will attrnci e\ebody, Kwryl««ly wlm does not wear boots, wears ahoea. Therefore this big establishment is the place for everybody The old stock is being closed ant. at coat prices to make room for new goods, and we would advise aM to take advantage of the present rare opportunity to buy first-class boots and shoes at low prioe*.

The Journal book bindery la again in operation, alter having been thoroughly refitted. Tho services of Mr. J. Gorse, late of the Kvansville Journal bindery, have been secured ss foreman. He has had ripe experience in the business, and having the amplest facilities, tho best of work can bo guaranteed without send ing to Indianapolis, Cincinnati, and other cities, as business men have had to do during tho time the Journal bindery has been in proop# of reconstruction Henceforth there will be no excuse a» to price and quality of work for our businessmen to have tlieir binding dorio olaewhere in Terre Haute. Every man should take an Interest In and patronise home hiHtitutionsinall cases—especially when they enn be accommodated just as woll at home as abroad. We hope busi ness men who read this will reflect, and act upon thin suggestion. They ewe it to tho city's prosperity they owe it to their own.,

As twije eleven is twenty-two how onn twice ten lw twenty too? Stop your figuring and go to J. B. Lyne's, opposite the Terre Haute House, for your pure wines, whisky, brandy ahd other liquors, your choice brand* of cigars, and the best tobaccos for" chewing and smoking, -ft! '"j!1! —The famous Bethesda Mineral Water, "sweet and pleasant to the taste and wonderful in its curative effects," received fresh front the 8prings,|mnd constftnthr on draught at Buntip a Ari strong's, drug stor?.. n?.? !•"'•,Vs'S'-T---IJ|

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&fld' "stftl they' conie.' Another car load of those splendid Stone Punqis just received everybody likes them This pnmn is delivered and put up without extra f'.iarge, and whenAvithln tf onty miles of Terr.- Haute at the.lo^ price of ten Violthe lh%t tcin'feet complete, and cventy-fire cents for each additional fo t-.' P.!..ted guarantee from theraanu»«eturor with each pump.

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come, ilrat .served. Office at Buntin House. Address lock box 1150, Terre Haute, Ind. W. H. Fisjc^

—Oontr.»eting, 'oricklnyiug, pia-steriiig mantle and grate setting, paving, i-istern building and jobbing in general, done promptly at low rates and tm reasonable tenns. Residence, No. .810 south Third street. Alusx I. Akbott.

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Tlie Terre Haute Ice Company Is sell ing family ice—10 to 25 pounds per day at $1.25 per hunderd. This is only i!5 cents higher than last season.'

L. F. Perdue, Proprietor. Office 175 Main street.

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I have added to mv large stock of Undertaker's Goods. Shrouds and Robes, which are coming in use very much. Also Crane and Gloves, in fact anything can bo had in my lino, by railing »n -,««

Isaac Baixi,

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—Churches or Societies wanting Record ooks or Justices wanting Dockets can

Books have tiiera made just as they want them at Bartlett's Bindery and Blank Book Manufactory Ohio streets.

near corner of Fifth and

WATCH REPAIRING,

Best done at H. R. Freeman's.'

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For the best bargains go to S. R. Freeman's. —Dan Miller Iks just reeelvod an6thor lot of SpragueNi Water Mill Flour. —Dan Miller, corner of Fourth and Eagle stmts, is sole Agent for the celebrated Monmouth two-horse Corn Plow. Also agent for the combined Russel Harvester. -. 'J, ^BRFORS UYIXQ C" Always exniaine goods and prices ats. R. Freeman

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3. W. Wilson A Co, of Tclefrnph Mills are selling choice fiimily Flour, warranted and dellvei -d to any parMjf the city, at per bar!-#!.

ni ri'jE FURNITURE. r.ufkMi- ,m A Van CThfen tbe lariat sf«».-k of OfRoc Desks, 0%Wsnd UMUy mh**, ««!r,%hieh thev sell Iowfof casli. f%li audsee ttimm iw also makt ai« kin i- nn^oB Fumiture, Conni«W,' *»•.•. '••iitness "?i WWtnit bet

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MARSHALL GRAPE-SHOT.

Hobools claaed yesterday, Cbwnty Court uonvened Monday. The railroad fever runs low thia week#

Toggle" my belt, is the latest. ,, Anew hada-houae talked oL Tbe new mill is ®ow ready for the machinery,

Tbe harvest to great, bat the laborers are tow. Loafers could find eji loyment now, if they wanted too.

Lady Mack has taken jFudyt T»we'r raise. Next. Shaw's garden la becoming a fii-Vton-able resort for eroqoet-ers.

For unpreeedented coolness in a skirmish, commend us to Doctor Madison. Martinsville will have a grand time on the Fourth. So will York.

Oliver Bartlett, of the Terre Haute book bindery, was In the city this week. Invariably behind—Methodist quarterage and ladles belt-buckles.

Miss Ella Constable, of this city, will spend the summer at Mount Caruiel, Ills. The third confidential grange pricelist is now being promulgated throughout the order. Goods are cheap.

Twenty-five or thirtv Martinsvilllani were in the city, Monday and Tuesdsy, Hie Mitchell troupe played to slim houses here, this week.

Men borrow money, women, trouble Mid lace shawls. Quite a number of our citbsens will spend their money, and the Fourth in Chicago.

Capt. Jack made a vigorous search for Tom Collins, last Saturday, but the indefatigable Tom evaded hfm

John Briscoe, of Wcstfield. and John W. Briscoe, or Darwin, were both in the dty, last Monday. What's up?

The Herald man advertises for proposals from the fair sex of Marshall, until Batiiiday noon, atating that his wife may return at that time. ell, did you ever?

One of our business yowng ladies refused to answer a note, last Sabbath, stating that notes dra\yn on Sunday wero void, and that she meant business.

Report says that Cotton Top whipjx'cl his father again, last Wednesday morning. When will that old man learn to beliave himself?

Judge Bodine was considerably taken back, a few days ago, when a nicely dressed Terre rfaute lady stepjped up to him and requested the loan ©f two lollare, for three days, and proffered to leave him her revolver as collateral.

Last Wednesday I resolved to have a new set of teeth, but said not a word to any living soul about it on Thursday, a dentist called on mo, stating that he hud heard that I contemplated getting anew sot of teeth, and that hp wanted the Job. Ho ought to have it.

Steve Bradly claims fo t6 "saving up nlckles for the Fourth of July, but others say she doesn't spell her name in that way.

Martinsville is blowing lustily over tho grand parade of tho Calathumpians, at that place on tho Fourth. We kbow that they have lots ol' them fellows out there, but whether they can get them all to turn out or not is the question.

The plaintive voice of the sheriff rings through tho streets, «from the court house window as he calls for witnesses.

N. M. Hein, a grocery dealer of this city, becarnc disgusted with the dullness of trade here and concluded to try Terre Haute, so he packed up his goods and put them in wagons, and on Monday morning bright and early moved out in the direction of Terre. Haute, but constable Black, it appears, had formed such an attachment for Hein that he could not bear the idea of separation, and followed Hein, overtaking the wagons near the State line. His attachment was not quite strong enough to hold Hein, but it did hold the goods. It is strange that these constables will form such attachments for people, and forever bo forcing themselves in where they are uot wanted.

A professional hsrse trader has moved to our city. He owns a little slab sided, yew necked horse worth about $17, and to hear that follow expatiate on the good qualities of that horse, one would think that $500 would be no temptation.

You can hear two sermons at once by attending the Congregational church of a quiet evening. The stentorian voico of Hev. A. M. Pilcher from the Methodist pulpit, rings through tho house Congregational nearly as plain as the pleasant and quiet voice of the Congregational minister.

Imagine tho mortification experienced

discovered their funs suspended from the belt by a ribbon, while she carried liers in her hand. She spent a restless night.

One Mensutional Mem that occurred this wock was the selling of two horses at constable sale. The first one was started at $00 the bidding was spirited and closed at |W. Tho second horse was well advanced in life Mbo crier blowed Ills bajtuo lustily for some time, and was about to despair of a bid, when George Hip|«rd harped In with a forty dollar*bld and took him quicker'n wink. George is a liberal bidder and good judge of horse flesh. There wasn't another man on the gr&und that could see 940 in that horse.

On Monday and Tuesday last over one hundred men, nearly all of whom were formers badlv needed in the harvest fields at their homes, were here attending county court as witnesses in petty law suits, net worth a straw. It is an outrage upon men and the community to force men to leave the harvest ftelds to come here and lay around the court bouse two or three days as witnesses in some whisky suit that wiB bo thrown out entirely, or the defendant acquittal at the cost of the

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THK LARGEST ANN BKKT Ml* LECTKD STOCK OF MIIX1NKKY AND FANCY GOODS TO Bh SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICES, AT a L. STRAUS', 140 MAIN HTTltKICT 1

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'%5' BKcatrs. SMITH, JOA£S A BBOW1Y, Are here seen engaged in a happy conversation and all three of them rejoicing over the flivorable purchases made by their respective wives

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MILLER & COX,

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Nobbiest Xine of Ready-Made Clothing,

AND THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF

MERCHANT TAILORING,

Both ENGLISH, FRENCH and AMERICAN GOODS in tho best Styles, and at such prion that cannot help but satisfy every one. Remember, we have one of the jtTMT CUTTERS,

At \o. I Wain St., North aide, near Sixth. Torre Hatfte.

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THE GEEAT "WATERLOO."

Since 1860 Merchants have Vieen making they must prepare to

Fashionable Colored Prints, 7 cents. All Sprague Prints, cents. 10 cent Muslins down to 7 centiv All Muslins down 3 cents to 4 cents. $4.50 Marseilles Quilts tor |150. 30 cent Dress Goods tor 20 cents, 90 cent Dress Goods for 35 cental $1.00 Silk Pongees for 73 cents. Parasols nearly half price*

HOOD'MWS FOR CARPET BUYERS

Prices down. GOOD CABPETS from 25 nnd 30c Hp to $1.0(M^ TICKINGS, NOTTINGHAM LAC1CS. JSn.KS, TABLE LTNENS, SHADES, COTTON ADE8, CAS8I MERES, BLACK ABACAS, Afjd iM other goods Wave Allop lh price terrtble within a week.

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Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,

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Mr. Smith says My «ile looks like an angel, with that fino tie, her lace scarf, her white suit with tbe elegant embroidery, her fine parasol and that tasty fan, si I of which she bought so cheap at Hent's.

Mr. Jones says Ho wouldn't have a wife unless she goes to Herat's to trade. And'Mr. Brown, Is going to move closer up tewn so his wife can go daily to Hera's and select some of the elegant goods they arc receiving there every day, and which they sell so cheap.

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WILSON BBOS. and HUNLEY.

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TAKE Tif E "BITTER WITH THE SWEET," A*I EOOHE SOJIE MOMK1.

THE BIGGEST SACRIFICE ET I

All V2H cent Prints dewn to 8 cents. All Mcrimack Prints, 8 cents. 11 eent Musllus down to 8 oent*. |sSO cent Dress Goods, for 12 cents. 05 eent Black Alpacas, for 50 cents. 40 cont Drew Goods, for 25 ceats.

Dtess Goods, for 50 cents,

talk Pongees Sfr centa, Worth 91.10. 1tn *11 the hew Styles! I,

FOSTER BBOSh Sfafu X»e(. 4th and 5th.

GULICK & BERBY,

Ntrcttft, Terre Haute, Ind.

Pore Bnmdi«s» Whiskies and Vfm«s for Mddiciual Uae®.