Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 5, Number 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 October 1874 — Page 8

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THE MAIL

•M A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

Personal.

Will Craft came home with bis bride io-day. -Charles Chad wick will be Sheriff Carifio's second deputy.

The father of Rudifer, now in jail, rerides in Indianapolis.

On the 8th inst. Ike L. Mahan was made the happy father of a girl baby. Rer. 0. R. Henderson attended thei Baptist State Convention at Fort Wayne this week.

Mrs. F. J. Hess and Mrs. Ingleliart Heck are making a two weeks visit at Osborne, Ohio.

Gyrus Knapp will give five dollars for the return of his lost memorandum took—red covered.

Mrs. B. B. Cole came home this week from the east, where she purchased a large stock of miilinery goods.

The family of W. H. Isaacs have joined him in Newark, New Jersey, which will bo their future place of residence.

Qeorge W. Naylor's wife's sister, Mrs. H. A. Parker, is postmistress at Kankakee, Illinois. She is now here en a visit.

We heard a young lawyer the other day wish that Bill Mack and John Baird would come home, "so that we could Jwveoourt."

John Gordon Lee was this week appointed Government Gauger, the placc made vacant by the death of Rev. Hartley Hamilton.

There's bl-lood on the moon. "A contemptible coward and a miserable liar," Is what Chess Littlefield, of Marshall, slings at Gazette man

City Treasurer Paddock, to-day reduced the bonded city debt by canceling three bonds of $1,000 each—making $14,000 in all that have been cancelled.

The father of James M. Dishon, the hill poster, died near Indianapolis, on Monday. Mr. Dishon was prevented by MB own illness from attending the fcneraL

Three Terre Hauteans are mentioned in connection with the U. S. Senatorship—Hon. D. W. Voorbees, Hon. B. W. Hanna and Col. Dowling. Modest -Terre Haute 1

Jerome C. Burnett, Deputy State Auditor, was in the city this week. On being mustered out of office, he proposesi tO take his family to California and "rough it" (or a season.

OoL John P. Baird and wife, his neices Miss Irene Sloan and Miss Nellie Wright, will come home from the Hot Springs next week. Col. Baird bas Seen greatly benefitted by this trip.

Capt. S. H. Potter's three daughters, Mrs. Helen Beach, of Harrisville, New York, Mrs. Mary Smith, of Columbus, Ind., and Mrs. Susan Richardson, of| Brazil, are having a happy reunion at their old home, on south Sixth street.

all a Joy. He is in jail, and his complaint is peijury. In fccit, Towsontown IS trying to retrieve its reputation, and Holdman will do just as well asany one. —[Baltimore Bulletin,

The father of Lawrence Barrett, the actor, is a tailor in the employ of Claflin, diaper, In this dty.—{Indianapolis Journal. When the great tragedian played in this city,a few weeks .sine® his &ther was also here, proceeding him a ftw days, dead broke, and in search of 1

Miss Eva M. Slaughter, daughter of Win. M. Slaughter, was married, on Wednesday evening, to Mr. Joe. W. Mitten, of Peru, in the presence ef a large and gay assemblage, at the home «f her parents south Fourth street. Sew girls would object to "getting the jj$fttea" In this way.

Qeorge M. Allen, son of E. B. Allen, loaves Oorrinne, Utah, on Monday, for GtlUtarnla, where after a short stay, be will aall by way of the Isthmus fbr home* arriving here hi Snenber. He Will probably take a protJfored position in a bank in San Francfew© neat spring. Ueorge was recently elected CMy TreatsI ur«r ®f Oorrinne. •^jHeary Mangrove, who is now at the rltead of a banking house in Jackson,

Mississippi, was in this dty, his old home, last Wednesday. He was enmole home, having been sent north on I a mission to entourage capital and emi gfation to tan. in that direction. Mr.

Mu$grove*s pt iwnal appearance of health aad prosperity is alone a good in docotae*t to pt"ple contemplating along* to took la the direction of Misstafppt

Mr. & Havens, of the firm of Havens iAOtdd«,«ieoM»f8 to U. Ft. Jvfkrn A OOM baa lately returned from the east,!

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new fail stock, and are prepared to show many dtoirferf bargain* in dMldreiM, ^nissea, ladies and mens woo) and roe••fitteo hosiery, gloves, knit jackets, hoods, ^oos&t, nubiss,

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Uw^mmU, medium miad large striped Sinmd plaid eAtMrfs. in all grades, shirts, Ar***r% buck gloves, and many other ijid•'.s#,at wholesale only» merd»ants wot d« to csiii soon and |»ve el.«

Oil of JytniflHMtUng eqoale it lor hands. Prefiamd at Cta&ek* Jterry*

One week ago W. H. Soudder transformed his elegant ice cream parlor into a restaurant. Thus f&r he is well satisfied with the change, and his patrons are satisfied also. And why not? In all its appointments it is first-class. He bas one of the best cooks to be had, and is determined not to be excelled. On each Wednesday and Saturday evenings he serves, in addition, ioe cream. Try Scudder's restaurant.

The ladies—had they the right of suffrage—would unquestionably cast their ballots for T. II. Riddle, beoause he keeps such a large and elegant stock of trimmings, hair goods, laoes, embroidery, gloves, hosiery, and all the many and various little knick-knacks that go to make the homeliest woman look pleasing in the eyes of man, and cause her to be envied by the very few who do not trade at Riddle's.

You may array yourselves in splondid, fashionably-cut clothing—you may oven put on the royal "purple and line linen," and if you have a shocking bad hat surmounting your knowledge-box, you will look like thunder, in spite cf your store clothes. We tell you this in a friendly way. Now, don't be foolish, but go right oft to Howe A Yates, "the hatters" and have them cap the climax in a manner that will cause your personal appearance to be perfectly irresistible.

The Rose is red, The Violet's blue, And the "White Front's"

The place for you

Tb buy the choicest groceries, country I produce, poultry, game, oysters, and every variety of table supplies that the I market affords. Rippetoe seems to be just spreading himself this season, lust to see what can be done in the grocery line. His store seems to be fairly over run with good things to eat.

A shipment of forty sewing machines may seem a great thing to people who are not accustomed to it and under skillful manipulation they may be made to obstruct the sidewalk to a considerable extent, but the agency of The Howe Machine Company has within the past two months had three orders filled each for a considerably larger number than the above mentioned, and several smaller ones beside. But what is very much more to the purpose they are nearly all sold and another hundred was ordered last week. The Howe claims to bo on the lead.

Button & Hamilton always have a very large stock of stationery, plain

and fancy, including blank books, note letter and cap papers, pencils, pens, memorandum books, ft«. In the line of fkney stationery they are for in advance I of other dealers, and with the ladies and young people they are recognized as] headquarters in this line. Call and see the new, neat and nobby styles.

As the cold weather comes on, White it Mewhinney, the successors of W. H. Sage, are doing an immense trade in Taffy, Caromels, and such like sweet thi ngs. Their 1 uuch room is daily growing in popular favor. Their wholesale trade is very large and they have the facilities for supplying the entire country roundabout here at prices which defy competition.

Take your basket to Milligan fc Dick-1 ereon's Marble Front Grocery, opposite

Mr. Holdman, who swore so artistically in the McDonald case, finds life not I the First ward scheol, if you want the

freshest and best of butter, eggs, chickchoice groceries, the finest fruits, vegetables of all kinds, canned goods, jellies, and indeed everything in their line that can be had in the market. They are always well supplied, and sell at the very lowest figures.

In the Main street stores there has been a heap of decorative art displayed this season, and there are none that look more inviting than the well known and popular shoo store of Noyes Andrews. But it is not the handsomely decorated walls, the frescoed ceiling and the neat and tidy appearance of the whole interior alone that attracts the crowds of customers. It is the excellence of the stock of boots and shoes, for men, women and children, and the low prices, that draws the people. Just look in and see how it is you reel

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Haute in the number and extent of Ate dry goods stores. All our big dry goods houses are not oft Main street. There Is the "Hoosler Store," at the southwest corner of Fourth and Ohio streets, where D. C. Greiner A Co. show a large and well selected stock of Dry Goods, suited to the wants of the great mass of the poo pie. Their goods were bought low, and as their expenses are less than the Main sti*et stores, they can afford l* sell at

less prioes. ifasuitiftil! Magni5cent Splendid! is the stock of Jewelry at Rktdle's—Jho Amethyst Rings at Riddle's—the Set Rings at Riddle's—the (Jold Chains at Riddle's—the eh^tutt Gold Wslches at Riddle's—the Ladies' Watches late styles, superb ««ses, low figarew, at Riddle's—the display of Silverware and all the glittering gems in Riddle's show

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BECEITED TIIS HEEIL

100 doz. REAL KID GLOVE8,

Good Shades at 75« a Pair.

NOVELTIES in Ties, Ruches, Collars and Cuffs, Jewelry, Pelt Skirts, Cloaks, Children's, Misses & Ladies' Winter Wear of 'any kind at our popular low prices.

HUNTER'S

QPERA HOUSE. Positively Two Might* Only. nOXMY and TUfcSDAT,

November 2nd and 8rd. Farewell appearance of the undisputed Queen of

English Tragedy,

Xae world renowned

Janauschek!

Monday Evening, l%ov.2nd. Mosentfeai'b Grand Romantic Drama,

DEBORAH!

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Janauschek in her ttnrJvsled chometer of Deborah.

I Tuesday Even lug, November 3,

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL.

"OUR TERMS ARE C. 0. D. TO ALL.

PLEASE

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A. Hcrz & Co

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Opera Hon«e BAZAAR.

OPERA HOUSE—ONE NIGHT ONLY.

Friday, November Gth, 1874.

NPfiCIAX TELEGRAMS! THE COMET iiCOMWO! REHIRE OF THE FAVORITES!

THE OLD RELIABLE

HAPPY CAL. WAGNERS

Minstrels,

AND BRAfeiS BAND.

THE STUPENDOUS ORGANIZATION OF MODERN TIMES! Endorsed by the Press and Public to be the only troupe of Minstrels complete In every department. v.

ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY!

Messrs BOYD and TURNER

appear at each entertainment. REMEMBER THE DATE. ear-Seats for sale at Button & Hainllton'a Boole Store, Monday morning. Mr. E. ROSENBUM, General Agent.

Our Closing Out Sale,

LOW PRICES FOR GOOD GOODS, TELL THE TALE. OUR STOCK IS BEING RAPIDLY REDUCED BUT THE ASSORTMENT IS STILL COMPLETE.

New $2.00 SHIRTS!

Are the NOBBIEST ever brought to the city, and examine, 157 Main St., South Side, bet. 6th and 7th.

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Dr. Laube1!* celebrated drama, from the Uerman by Mad. Janani titled

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General admission 11.00 Reserved seats in Parquet*. I)KM anL Family Circle* FL.90 Qei^rrsd seats in Malcony tUHi Admlwdon to Faintly Clrolst&craJw tialleryflO cents.

Beats ma* be secured at Button HamiltoJJ*s HookMterre.

OWMNG HALL.

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Bantin A Armstrong have just got in Ur\11AA N^nTPA large and attractive line of Imported!-L vllVA? J. vi VA?, a large and attractive line of Imported Toilet Goods, Perfumeries, Soaps, Combs, dee. Tbey are the sole agents la this eity far tbe gsochi of the Qmwn Ferflamery Company, which carvftsd off the premium over Lube's, at ths Vienna E* position. Bantin

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all Song and Dance**Artists, will

ERLANGKER & CO.

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A. IS. AUSTIM A CO., Display the most beautiful patterns of If Ire Flower Stands and Moss Baskets, Iwr brought to this market. You have not seen it all until you see them.

PPOINTMENT OF ADMINIBTRATOR* Notice is hereby given at the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of th« Estate of Jacob Fischer. d«cessed. Said Estate is supposed to be tolvrnt. NICHOLAB HTKIN, JK.

October SS, 1874,

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Blaek Silks.

We have largely replenished our stock of BLACK DRESS SI LOB, and can make it to the interest of every pur$t^ chaser to take a look through our large assortment—the largest in this part of the State—beiore selecting elsewhere.

FBLSENHELD A JAURIET.

IVew Cloaks.

Elegant line of new Cjoaks, just opened by us. Prices greatly below last year's figures.,

FEL8KNIIELD A JAURIET.

Black Alpacas A Mohairs. Ours is the "Acknowledged Headquarters" for Black Alpacas and Mohairs. On this line of goods we invariably savo purchasers fully 25 per cent. Look to your interests.

FKLSENHELD A JAURIET.

Waterproof*, Flannels, Skirts, Bleached and Unbleached Mus lins, lickings, etc., lower than they have sold for in 20 years.

FELSENHEDD A JAURIET, 620 Main Street

BLEACHED MUSLIMS.

Fruit of the Loom, Lonsdale, Hills, Androscogin, liadley, Newport half bleached and all popular makes bleached Muslins. Prices as low as before Ihe war.

CAJSSIMERES.

Large and elegant line of Cassi.nores for Men and Boys wear.

FLANNELS.

Flannels! Flannels! Flannels! Flannels One hundred pieces just opened in plain, checked ana striped.

WATER PROOFS AND LADIES CLOTH. In this department we have some rare good Bargains.

BLEACHED AND BROWN TABLE LINENS. This department is crowded to overflowing with a full line of House Furnishing Goods.

SHA WLS, SUA WLS,

In all the new styles and in great variety of prices.

Overcoats for Men, Overcoats for Youth's, Overcoats for Boys,

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Gents Underwear, .« We have the extra large siaes of 42,^^ 48 and 48, which we offer at quite reas-^ onable figures, having brought them on-' with a view of supplying large persons,' as well as small ones.

WILSON, BROS. & HUNLEY,

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DRY GOODS!

ALPACA AND MOHAIR. The Raven Brand of Alpaca and Mohair is unsurpassed and "Far Excellence," in color and quality.

GENERAL DEALERS IN

Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,

PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, &c.,

Corner Main and Fourth Streets, Terre 11 ante, Ind. Pure Brandies, Whiskies and Wines for Medicinal Uses.

Overcoats! Overcoats!!

IN ALL STYLES AND QUALITIES.

We are offering iBdacements such as have neter been offered before by any House fit the city.

Mossler's Square Dealing—One Price Clothing House,

147 Mala Street, between Fifth *ad Sixth, Terre Haute, In&

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Gents Uuderwear* knq We call particular attention to a full^$*^ line of Gent's and Boy's Underwear' including the celebrated goods manu-^"5 fectured by the Meddlicott Co., of whichp5^ we havo a full assortment of sizes, fromp 30 to 48, at exceedingly low figures. No?''1" liner, better made, or more durable*^" goods are manufactured in this country,*is in go it in garments, should examine the aboveS-h! •tyles. •j.. FELSENIIELDAJAURIET. ajos

FELSENHELD fc JAURIET, *1 620 Main street.

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For Ladies and Children. A Urge and attractive stock.

BLANKETS,

White and Colored a speciality in all

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CASHMERE I CASHMERE! We have paid unusual attention to this department this fall, and have some very special bargains. ,.

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QOATS HAIR DRESS GOODS Iu all the new shades.

DRESS GOODS

From every quarter of the Globe.

CHILDREN'S PLAIDS

In great variety.

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