Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 5, Number 16, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 17 October 1874 — Page 5

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THE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL t»on Ind* each Batoitlajr afternoon A. H. DooJcy...,,.. 1*'^^*'" '-*JI**-y*y

Kly 0»ao«Tfilter Goto—Pwktf A B«a. Allen J. B. Dowel—, Elmer MnratafcU—.» \V.Dcoi»r— J. K. LBttgdon—.. ... G. W- Orwoe^--Perrow A Merrttt— y.M.Carley. K. B. PTnnell Hiram IJcklighter.

The City and Vicifaity

THE wclcome rain.

MOXSY was FREELY USED by both parties on election day. Not many lecture^ this wlnl^Jj-^cpp curtain lecture®. .*

ICE an eighth of an inch thitifc S'W made, Monday night. Tax fee -wagon *tlll goes round, but tha cry of "ice!" is quite feeble.

IT is A bad way to wind up the week by reeling home Saturday night.

Ttre Republicans of this city .take their defeat \orjr philosophically. THE town clock was placed In its present position just twenty years ago.

THEWS was considerable red-hot new at the closing days of the ounpigQ.

ArruBs left on the tree® were found badly frost-bitten Tuesday morning. THE election on Tuesday was notably one of the most orderly ever held ia this city.

TXUCRE was more drunkenness In this city the day alter election than on election day. y-

THE eUy schools are prospering wonderfully. Nearly 4MK0 pupils are now enrolled.

THE fttvon? Georgia Minstrel# (colored) play at iho Opera House next Tuesday evening.

LIKE a diamond in a bucket of coals shines out this bright Saturday after the gloomy day* proceeding it.

Tins council has decided that Mr. Delano's artesian well Is mote of a bene* fit tlmn a nui-.-wx-e.

Tn r. Uw books owned by the lawyer* in this rily are estimated to be worth fifty thousand dollar*.

THE frequent crack of the rifie and riot gnu is beard in the river bottoms opposite tbe Htr on Suadays.

TOKSE have been about many beta lost as wpn on clection—eo that the people, in the Msrreffate, are no ricben

Wtirnm apples and potatoes sell ctthe same price per bushel—one dollar. You pays yoor monej' and you* takes your dboke.

THE report of the recent meeting of the Horticultural SodaCy, prepared tor and crowded oat of last week's paper, wlU be feuad e» third mm.

THE trlecniai convention of Knights TMnr'*"'- Orleans on the 28th of Nov* -.r i!! attended hy tbedoitt* BMHMt-r4s of ti.ia dtv, Partii ami Mat* ttoa. WfTK »T!:s h'» an o.'!u«'ln this on Tu^U JUMteted tff tl* SI lis i"" flM, aa a very ruspn«i

&!\ •-*"?-xr h«* been 4&M la the! v.». %l«t tbelV «W :'i !'i/: aSNM ti# ftetj m»iv-e ihtn fW«f*rr *ct* hu SMt' the ftomocral* ttilfafs «M«ty isd iotheftottlu^ their tleke* -aa« -nipes^ mainly of the vary bsst a &r sbewv»ialpert«lott»^i»e »ntk*»'»*n and win fefthfuRy dis^th" irtsifei ImiMMed upon thsm.

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T|t( artmee Owwrfk®, MrionlMiWtdM ui ,, Mm. 0* W. is: 1- ia this

LEAVE ot& tbe beon a quiet week.

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FOUTKS— to the dogs. irk**-® JacE Jii" baa on ie. mm (M SfeAXtbedoorgently. ,sh xmt .«...».«••-» TfltKSB sights smell wlnteriah* ,r»* I THE savory time baa coma. THE woods are fall of youngsqulrrels.

THE day® of hwiiitoltiag are over for a time. OVKROOATS are 'in^ ?T5, ^aalef}Sf^ rebuttoned. V4

THE Democrat# feel .mighty Jolly over the election. IT I® decidedly OOOI to leave doore ajar now-a-days.

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8a* The Mali's now chromoe, on ex hibMon atthePortoftesLobby. OUD Parke is the ouly br^lvi spot the Ilepohlieaiis can look to hereabouts,

TOOTE'S BAKU will probably go with tbe Knigkts Templar to Hew Orleans.

EXAXIKB carefully your flties and tiblmneys before firing up too strong, R»' I'M'-

A WOMAH organ grinder Is the latest tnaovatian In the grinding oat of sounds sweet and otherwise.

Is* the way of official patronage the result ot the election Is agoul thing for the Journal and tha reverse for the Kxprefi.

NOT having an alma&ae at hand we can*t say whether it TTHS the fiiult of the moos or the ga« couipaoy that the streets were not lighted last ni«ht.

TWK third game to decide the championship of the Sycamore Base Bali club of tlUa city, and the Rockets, of Marshall, is to be played next Friday st tbe TWrOronuds.

THK Oenservatory of Music seems to have met with success at the very start. Already quite large elassos have been formed, and tbe liveliest interest taken by both teachers and pupils. Some interesting musical entertainments frlll be given in the course of the season.

THE Order of United American Me* chanlcs will have a public parade, celebration, ball and supper next Wednesday afternoon and evening. The programme of exercises will be found ia another plaoo. It will doubtless be an occasion of great interest not only to the members of the order but to all who take part.

MARRIAGE LRCK?RAK8.~TH« following marriage license® have been Issued by the County Clerk since our last report:

D&nulK Bhny ami Mary Bchauhlln. WtUlam J. RltUr ARID Mary A. Evana. William H. Boatman and Amanda tiar^fleury Reiehoff and Sarah Iianslng.

Kdward McCarty and Mary McSliane tiforge W. Godm»y and Mary E. Edwards. Wm. RGrahaxn and Charlotte Thompson.

TITE trial of Sam. W. McDonald,' for the alledged murder of Berry Amos, at Townsontown, Baltimore county, Maryland, was ended Saturday morning last, by the jury bringing in a verdict of acquittal, and Mr. McDonald arrived in this city yesterday morning. He will continue to reside in this city, and it is to be hoped that the experience of the past summer may prove of benefit in shaping his future course of life.

THE ladies of Centenary church worked hard to make their Centennial Tea Party a success, but it didn't "pay," we are sorry to say. Yes it did "pay" those who attended, and it was by no means small crowd, but tbe ladies bad prepared for a big rush, and the amount of perishable articles left over took away all tbe profits. The concert, in which Miss Fannie Hughes, Miss Tudle Beauchamp, Miss Mennie Hager, and Messrs. Kilbourae, Hoberg, Paige, Furls, Roney and Davis took part was a real musical treat, Mias Hughes "Kathleen Mavourneen" was received with great favor, as was also the sweet "Evening Serenade/ of Miss Beauchamp.". Miss Hager, who is, we believe, a pupil of Prof. Kilbourne made her first appearance in public, and elicited decided applause. Although suffering from a cold, she showed the possession of aaweet voice, well under control, and bids fWr, when strength is added, to become a fine vocalist. At the supper which followed the concert tbe guests were waited on by sprightly and attentive ladles, dressed In the costume® worn by our grandmothers, and some of them In tbe identical dromes. One table was set with dishes imported from China one hundred yean ago.

CO UNTY ELECTION.

Tbe election In this county, on Tuesday resulted In a complete triumph to tbe Democracy, every candidate upon their ticket beiog elected. The majorities on tbe State ticket averaged about

R!ce*s majority over Hunter 492. The following tbe total vote and maioriUea for candidates for county offices:

Jvdffo of On CbuH, Thomas B. 7 790 Fitr Prtmcuting Attorney, 'y Albert J. Kelly 4 #3-^ 7S0 Kfohfrd 8, Tennaat...«~«-.«8 413

Far ilrprtiamtativ&i, Be«|unln K. Havens,...„Mm.4 2B0 David C. OreU»r

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JwhiM M. Hull -S W Ibr Hamuel Reyse... 4 SfO^l Williaoa Pnddock^.—.» SW #W fliwisrtr, James M. San key ...^...3 PP7—. 336 Centenary A. R4y.wnw.nw»3 071

C.U. —4 I44-* «31

William M. Orosley..' «..4 124— FoUx|k?ard

Robert »•».*» iw»....«ii4 yS**-. fXM. J%r0ww«Br, ilhm. P. (}«n«imgw«Mi»pH4 4KI Bwrtd L. l^iisty ••it-.-#### Jr"' vE®S®pMEMfVWW-WIW%

L. Weekfcwn^w«'i4 ^17-*^ ..:.r-n Harvey K. Beniley. For Township Trus«*e, George W Nayior. Republieaft,prwaAUHtmbent to b«te«, by Fred. FMicr, Imbwk rrst( 6y the seaall majority of 13 vote*.

O.F.Oookeriy.Oeo. P. Wolfo, Martin «n»easMl RolHMt Wharry.all tmmato, w.-r--' JtwUcea of the Pe...-«. in townsfeip. ».,• .. iwty*1**fa«d A it® «, B«t

TBHHE HAUTE SA.TUKD.AfY /EVENING MAUL

THE ladiee of Centenary ehurekhave to pay for two doasea silver spoons stolen from their table® at Dowling Hall, Thursday evening Jtar same depraved wretdi.

TBE Paris and Decatur rbad sinco it baa been stretched out at one end to TemwHiratesnd tbe other to Peoria, Is to be known as the Illinois Railroad.

PAUSES A Co's Black Crook will play at the Opera Houae next Friday Mod Saturday evening*. It has been drawing very large audiences at Cinqinnati this week.

Ladies, wboof teachcrs, 'dergymeir, postmasters and others can earn a few dollars with great ease by catwassisg in their immediate neighborhoods for The Saturday Evening Mail. See prospectus in another column.

W. If. PAJQE A Co, are negotiating, and we are glad to learn with «omo proapoet of RUOCOBS, to bring the Kellogg English Opera Troupe here, about two weeks heuce, for a couple of nighta. The troupe Is much stronger than when here last, and is meeting with great succe«sM MM larg cities.

THK.Synod of the South Indiana Presbytery now in session at the Second Presbyterian church, accounts for the large number of fine looking men upon the streets. About one hundred and fifty ministers and elders are present, and are taking a lively interest In the exercise®. The sessions will continue until Monday*,

A PAIR of The Mail's new chromos may be seen at the Postofflce Lobby. These picture® are not given to patrons who get the paper of carriers and newsboys. They can be had by taking the paper through the Postofflco, by calling for it at The Mall office, or by sending tbe paper to a distant friend.

WE call the attention of our readers to the advertisement of the Niagara Insurance Co., in another column. The Central Department, with headquarters at Cincinnati, is presided over by Messrs. Snider fc Lindsey, capable and experienced managers. With the prestige acquired by its age, large asset®, experience, ana promptness in paying losses, it is justly entitled to the patronage of this community.

THE CHU&CHES.

Services at Baptist Chapel, to-mor-row, on Cherry, between 5th and 6th streets, at 11 A. M. and 7 p, M. Rev. Carlisle wil preach in the morning, and Rev. H. Keigwin in the evening.

Service® in the Congregational church, to-morrow, at 11 A. M. and 7 P. M. Rev, J. L. Withrow, of Indianapolis, preaches in the morning, and Rev. L. D. Root, of Greencastle, in the evening. Seats free. The Pastor's Bible class, for ladies and gentlemen, will meet at 9)4 A. M. in the Sunday school room.

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Services at the Univcreatist Church tomorrow at 11 A. H.and 7% p. M. Rev. M. Croeley, pastor. Subject for the morning discourse, "Giving evening, Forgiveness and its Relation to Punishment." Sunday school and Bible &ass at 934 A. M. All are invited.

Centenary M. E. Church, northeast corner of Seventh and Eagle streets In the morning, "Sermon to Railroad Men," by the pastor. Sermon at night by a member of the Presbyterian Synod. Sunday school at 2}£ p. M. Classes at 9

M., and at the close of morning service. Seats free and all are invited to attend.

Rev. J. M. Hutchison of Jeffersonville, will preach at the Christian Chapel at 11 x. Subject, "The Security of the Church." Rev. A. E. Thompson at 714 a. Subject, "Sitting in Heavenly Place®. All are invited.

—OYSTERS, CRANBERRIES, CELERY,

BREAKFAST BACON,

And tot® of nice things for the table, to-day, at Wiuoirr A KAUFFVAW'S,

Cor. Tthsnd Main streets.

OYSTERS.—F well filled go to Wright A Kauffman's, comer Seventh and Main streets.

BEATTTIES, BEAUTIES.

IMPORTED GERMAN CANARIES, splendid singer*, FERN CASES,

New and beautiful styles.

FANCY POTS, I*rge and handsome assortment, BRACKETS,

For window,wall, c«»mer and hanging. Bn.BH, Hyacinths, ToUp®, Crocus just received at J. A. FOOTE'8

BK»% &12 MAIN Stiuubc.

MUSICAL,

Having d«Md out my piano business, •ball devote my entire time to tbe teaching of Vocal und Instrumental music. Ponlls del ring to take lesaons at my resiaence, {Northeast corner of Mb and Poplar stmeu.) stay do *. Others twill vMt at thdf bouiMa. shall retain tbe AMsmy Agency and any person desiring one of these unrivalled lnstrumeuts will do well to give roe a call. oct!7-4t A. .Haiiua.

FAUitr UOBS&

A good safo Family Horse, of good *tyf«, and aecustomed to being driven by ladies. Also, a three-year-old Mare» unbroken. For sale by A. G. Atanrt* A Ctk

We notieed this morning at A. ft. Asrtlin A Go's a huge SI gallou Bras* g-miffn tmrf thinr Jtec Atmin Rnttnr Who takes It?

COAt VAftm

foine»ewand boautlAal desiim*, with flte stands for »hovel and tonus attcebiHl, at-- A A,6. A» -:in A

Mdom mm TMM PUMLJO^ It ia a well known feet that a business house paying high rent® and other expense® large, must have fauge profit*, J. P. Brennan, Merchant Tailor, Ohio street, opposite the Mayor's office, does his own cutting and pay® low rent, which enables him to sell a suit ot clothes for from five to ten dollars lees than his competitor®.

jsLKPirAjwm EAm.

Drop In at Ed. W. Johnson's, this evening, and ask for this brand of Oysters, If you want something nice for your Suudaydicmar,

TOILET GOODS.

Buntin A Armstrong havejost got In a large and attractive line of Imported Toilet Goods, Perfumeries, 8o#ps, Ccnnbe, Ae. Itiey am tbe sole agunt® in this city for the goods of tbe Crown Perfumery Company, which carried off the premium over Lubin1®, at tbe Vienna Exposition. Bun tin A Armstrong will not be excelled in Toilet Goods.

GIVES THEM A WA Y.

J. R. Chambers is ahead In enterprise He gives away a beautiful new tea canister to every one that buys a pound of his ohoiee Freeh Tea®. J. R. has a splendid stock of teas now.

SOMETHING NEW,

This is "Pieponbring's Ladles and Gents Dining Room and Confectionery," which Mr. R, Piepenbring, alter an absence of two years, has returned and opened in the room formerly occupied by J. Sbaublin, on the south side of Main, just east of Sixth street. Everything about the establishment looks neat and clean, and the ladies will find it a pleasant place to drop in for a dish of oysters or anything kept in a firstclass restaurant. He also has a select stock of confectionery.

BINDING AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURING. Step into Bartlett's Bindery, near corner Fifth and Ohio streets, and see specimens of the fine work they are turning out, both for city and oounty. It is claimed that they cannot be excelled in this market. 2tj

GLYCEROLS OF ARNICA for chdfifted face and hands, at BtmTiN A ARMSTONG'S.

CALL AND SEE

Those nice English Meltons and Chinchillas, for Overcoats, just received at

"•1 J. P. BRENNAN'S, Ohio street.

—VISIT THE CENT STORE FOR NEW GOODS, LADIES AND GENTS' NOTIONS AND FURNISHING GOODS, FOURTH ST., NEAR MAIN.

Died.

DENNY—On Friday morning, Oct. lath, at 7 o'clock, William H., infant son of David and Eliza Denny, aged 1 month and 11 days.

Funeral services at the residence of Mr?. M. S. Denny, southeast corner of First and Wilson streets, Sunday, at 1 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend.

"l/TRS. COLE & MAYFIELD, HAVE OPENED A Dress aittl Cloak Making:

Establishment, —AT—

E. B. COLE'S MILLINERY STORE, •31 lain Street, And are now prepared to moke Ladles' Dresses and Cloaks in the latest and most Fashionable Style, and at Very lieasonable Prices. They reel confident they can give entire satisfaction. The patrons of the Ladles is respectfully solicited. All work guaranteed. ectn IKO. MC CLUBS,

MeClnre,

A. B. QUACKENBirgH,

JOITS I. 1

EW COAL YARD.

QuAckenbnsh &

Second bush corner Hixth and Ohio.

Yard on C. T. II. R. R. aaACbeat* ast street, q( A'KEKBl SII A EARLE.

Miners anl Hhipiwra of

SUPERIOR BLOCK COAL,

KXICKGRBOCKBB MINES, SAIASTB, ILFDLAXA. OFFLCM, itt Main mmi, Term Hant».

The strictly Cash Business works well. Prices can be made lower, and all transactions are more pleasant to both the seller and buyer.

CASH WORKS WONDERS, WHERE TIME WILL NOT.

Look through our New Stock and be convinced that there is not another House in this city or State, which offers good goods, as cheap as we do. More new goods just received. But by no means forget ycur pocketbook, for our terms are strictly "C. 0. D." to all.

A. HERZ & CO.,

Great Opera Honse Bazaar.

A BRIEF NOTE AS A SEQUEL TO THAT '*i REMARKABLE LETTER!

EDITOR OP THE MAIL: Please say to your readers that we have already bad numerous practical answers to our recent communication concerning Carpets, Wall-Paper, Shades and other House Furnishing Goods, and that we are ready and willing to continue these mutual favors. Our recent arrivals are large and elegant, and price® lower than ever. Respectfully,

RYCE'S CARPET HALI4 77 Main St., Terre Haute, Ind. -NEW GOODS," LOWER PRICES THAN EVER, POPULAR CENT STORE, FOURTH STREET. 1: CIDER VINEGAR.

A pure article for preserving purposes. Warranted by J. R. CHAMBERS, Opposite the Postofitee.

—Orders for well digging and cleaning, cistern cleansing and repairing, left at Scott's pump shop, on north 5th, between Cherry and Mulberry streets, will receive prompt attention.

J^T THE

Bee Hive,

FAULGOODS OPEN ED.

Trimmings!

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Beaded Fringes and Gimps, Ornaments, Pockets, Ball and Acorn Fringes.

Patterns and Materials!

Co.,

Are now prepared to deliver a "T* To any part of the 1 A I city in large or small V-/ JCXXJ qoanUtle®. Sal lac Block Coal also Bltnmlnons €M!I of best quality. Stove Wood by the com or wagon load.

For Worsted Embroidery and Fancy Work in great variety.

Collars and Caff*!

The sailor and other large collars for Ladlestfc Misses.

Knit Goods!

Intent* Caps, Hoods, Vests, Haeques, Leggta*, Itta, Ac.

lerino Underwear!

For Ladies and

All the

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163 Main Street

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Real good Print®,« centa. Itsverrible Striped Shawls, $1.75. All wool Flannels, 2a cent®. Heavy Waterproof Cloth, #5 eenta. Good ftrttago CSsrpei®, & and 30 cent*. Yard wide Dras® Good®, J» cents. Heavy Shirting Flannels, 30 and 23c. Dress Goods, 2S ««nts worth 40 cent*

WHEK YOIJ SI'EXD 1TOUB M02¥EY,

Remember these Bargains!

12 1-2 Mat Printa, for 8 cwito.

United Amerk*n Mechanics of this city will have a public parado, naxtWednoodj^yaAsnkooik, leaving thar H»nt n«.»^ ooraftr of 6th and M«dn atreete, at p. M.f they will parade ihroogh Ute prindpttl street® of tbe dty. At tbe clooe of tne parade they wilt march to Dowling Haul/ whem tbey will be a»ldreesed in tbe lnteieate of tbe order. Prominent members of tbe State* Council have beon invited and will be present, and the abject® of tbe organization will be diacuased. Tbe publio generally are cordially invited to be (resent.

A beautiful flag, a eopy of the Bible, and other emblems of the order will be presented by the ladies, with appropriate ceremonies.

Col. R, W. Thompson ha® been lnv»ted, and will doubtless be present and address the order.

A Grand Ball will be given in tbe evening, and an excellent nupper spread in the Dining Hall. Tbe best music the city affords will be furnished, and every arrangement will be made to make the whole affair a success. All wishing a deasant time are cordially Invited, llckets to tbe Ball, fLOQ. By order or

HTHE

CoxxnTES.

LAROESrr AND BEST 8E

LECTED STOCK OF MILUNERY AND FANCY GOODS TO BE SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICES, AT S. STRAUS'. 149 MAIN STREET.

W.» Bywd( o, ,, Fountain Head

For Black Goods, Black Citshni'res, DRIP DE ETE,

BLACK SILKS &C,

100 PIECES

TKKBLE WARP« Black .llpacas, f, Britilantlncs a HI oh airs.

Our AI|MCas have a decided Tantxm oyer all others for iu-* nihility of wear as theja are

treble warp,

and

exc$ff

in riUiam of color, TUB 1PRICES WE SELL THEM AT "7/ Distance nil Compeli tiony

A^0B"t01}NT£R 1 on a in in a Short Lenfftlur and Cut Piewf, ,'Frem 3 t*% 18 yards of Black Alpacas will be sold until further »o-„ tire BhLO H' JttEO ULAMn

PRICES t* make room for, the new stock. BLACK SILK VELVETS Is another Speoialty with us thiflT

Seaso,

And we offer extra inducements?

Qualify and Prices To Parties Purchasing Immediately W. N. «Y«'K A 4 O.

rjpHE HtTNDBEDS

Ladies

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.., That have Inspected

Our Stock:

lid already purchased Attest to the

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CHEAPNESS OF OCR JEWTIKE LIAE.

WE AUE ACTUALLY SELLING

Ribbons,

Plumes, Flowers, Feathers, I

Hats.

AND IX FACT

Every article in the Millinery line tkirty per cent, cheaper Than was eterofltered InTerns

H»n to

and see for yourself. Remember! The Largest Wholesale Stock of MlUinenr known in ttM^eUy at retail at towet wholeSBieprjcea.

Seymour A. Stevens, 174 Mala Street.'

€«eheeo» Hpragne, Herriaiack Prin(i»Senti. if

SIDE BAND PRINTS SAME PRICE!!

Heavy Musdins, 7,8,9 and 10 oenla. Best Delaines, WA and 15 cent®.

Don't forget—All the Best Prints at 8 cents.

Thousands of other bargain®. Bring your oMsh—only way we can aell at above rate*. «30OI

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Factory Jean®, to SOoenta. Canton Flannel* 11 cent® and upwards. Ingrain Carpets, 45 cents to $1.06. Fine Black Alpaca®, 40 and 90 cents. Black Silks way down. Dress Goods, 90 cents worth 45 cents.

with you as we sell only fo.

BYE TO "WAR PRICES."

FOSTER BROS., Terre Haute.