Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 5, Number 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 November 1874 — Page 8

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A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

Personal,

Col. Hudson, with lira family is out of town for a week. E. S. Ward and bride have returned fiDm their wedding tour.

D. 6. Barle is said to be the "Ged" correspondent of the Indianapolis Sentinel. t'SThat was all a "mistake of the printer" about Dan Voorhees retiring from politics.

Hie widow of the late Ernsley Hdmilton has removed with her family to IndianapoLs.

A. D. Condit, of St. Paul, Minnesota, is in the city, called here by the illness of his mother.

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Jero Picksrd was able to get out this xroels, and with his wife told the Grand Jury what they thought of Rudifer.

It takes the "ragged edge" off Janauschck'a hard-to-pronounoe name, to learn tat her real name Is Mrs. Fred. PiUot.

W. W. Davis, the pork-packer has arrived in the city, for the season, and with his wife is quartered at the Terre Haute House.

Col. Brady, of the regular army, s^jent several days in the city, this week, with liis former companion-in-arms, Capt. Jao. B. Hager.

Luther Benson, the reformed drunkard and eloquent temperance lecturer, has again fallen under the influenee of the intoxicating cup.

Mr. Felsenheld, starts for the eastern markets this afternoon to purchase the

ttcond stock of fell goods for the house

Of Felsenheld A Jauriet.

H. 0. Pugh, son of JOavid Pugh, of this county, exerted himself so at the Greengastle fire, that he had to come home fhm College, to reeruit his strength

Mose Engle, Qtl Wagner's press agent, and Harry Whipple, of Hoberg, Boot A Oo'&, at one time clerked for the .same firm in Hartford, Connecticut.

On yesterday G. F. Cookerly, Martin P. Grace and George C. Wolfe took the places of Zenas Smith, L. B. Denehie and Andrew Nehf as Justices of the

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The active and enterprising law firm of Eggleston A Boast, No. 643 Main ^reet, we are glad to learn is picking up tc good paying business, and are giving clients the fullest satisfaction.

Michael Rink, who is slowly regaining strength in his paralysed limbs, has been given a position as purchaser of corn for the Telegraph Mills. He canno| tralk, but goes about in fcia bug^j

3w. H. Brown has resigned his posit|n in the offices of the Logansport road at this point, and returned this t^ftek to Logansport. He will be missed by a large circle of yoang people in this

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Harry Whipple •'bought the house" of I O&l Wagner, last night—that is, gavef him (369 tor the receipts, before the

doors were opened—and cleared by bis

On last Sunday morning, Itor. E. F. Howe, requested any members of his •cwngrcprtt tm, or other persons, who had IflHl^oota upon whicti^ liey desired to hear sermon, to aus^it them to him, and mid he woo Id seleet from thoee sug^swted tbe topics lor his Sunday evening tdhKxmrs»s, and wwaid answer such q-aestions as should weera to him of praethii nhn. Tbia a rwwl idea, but m» calculated to tartng people and oommatiioa.

*rt»room whew U» Hwfy^OintStore te located, on Math Fourth street, lies a fcdmtory for suocewful and aaterpriaing hwdtMM. A down or mom years ago, S. Wets opened tberea boop skirt 1** lory. That was is the days wben hoop «klrt» w«re more of an institution than now. He ama—ed a little fortune and treat west. Hers A Arnold awoeeeded him. They did so well that larger quartei«l»d to besought, aad HersACVs O^jra ltasaar la the outgrowth. Four jmir ago, Mr. I. Fechh«Mmar took the ro«tn, theo just vacated by lktA ArMM

Maud Mailer, on a summer day, Laid her needlework away. Dressed herself as One as fiddle*, Walked down street a* far as Biadlam And looking In at the opJxt door, Saw things sbe's never seen before. And as she looked she wondered whether 1 she boughtthe things they'd hold together.

V"%*JjrY Bot she'd heard they were all O. I Ho Into Riddle's she went that day. And she bought a chain for her father's I watch.

And bought herself a pin and rings to match. And that her mother her love might see, She bought for her a set of tea. And as Maud went home that afternoon, Hhe hummed to herself this little tune:

If all the sad things that have ever been, The saddest Is to be 'out of tin* For you see there were so many ele-1 gant things at Riddle's, that notwithstanding his low prices, the longest purse would not hold out.

A gentleman who visited St. Louis this week, declares to us that among all the hat stores of that city he did not see a show window exhibiting such an array of hats as are shown in the front windows of Howe fe Yates, this city. A peep into these windows, especially the west window will show a variety of styles sufficient to please the most fastidious taste. The great trouble is to decide, from so many which to take.

Among the pretty sights along Main street none attract the eye more readily than the show windows of Button fc Hamilton's Book Store, filled with samples of some of the many new and elegant goods constantly arriving there. This week quite a change been made in the windows, and prominently appear some new and beautiful chromos, games for children, elegant stationery and other articles too numer ous for mention.

Scudder's Restaurant is becoming great resort for epicures, and surely all lovers of good eating can be pleased with Scudder's superb cookery. Every

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ogmture nearly two hundred dollars. ft*ood 'noogh." There is a lady residing on south street who is partial to starch. £he has been known to eat from 8 to 10 oujaees at a time. She takes it raw, and

w&h much relish. As might be expect-1 metallic tips, sold by Andrews, will last ed, she is of extraordinary averdupois.— {Journal.

W. D. Js so well and flivorably ksown as one of the boys of the Buckeye Store of W. S. Ryoe A Co. hasaeoepted a position offered him In the llnton 8toek Yards, at Chicago, and will laave the last of next week to make his rfgdenoe in that city.

and startad o#»n a small scale the ^C»nt SkM." Hi« teade 1MS gwwn steadily «OEK 1MM 4Pr«ll©d oat of all proportions to the bositH»s room, so tbrt himself and asaiat- things. Their lunch room is dally grow have Muerif

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The opening oi the new drag store on the corner of Main and Fifth streets by D. P. 6ox & Co., will not cause any change in the old drug house of Shelledy A Cox, corner of Main and Ninth streets. The latter will be conducted by Mr. G. B. Shelledy, in person, and will continue to be well stocked with the purest drugs and chemicals, the best patent medicines, toilet goods, perturnery, soaps, brushes, Ac., all at the very lowest prices.

Time was when the term "Hoosier" was one of which our grandfathers were ashamed, for it was applied by eastern people as a term of derision. Now it is a name in which we all take a pride, and one of our most popular dry goods

bouses is known as the "Hoosiei? Store." All who are interested in buying the or sold, or desiringj-hem t^nderstand best goods at the lowest prices know where it is—D. C. Greiner

Co. are the

proprietors, and it is located on the southwest corner of Ohio and Fourth streets.

Noyes Andrews, the enterprising dealer in Boots and Shoes, 141 Main street, is now giving to each purchaser of any ufaciuring

foot-wear, an elegant picture so

of "The Old Woman who lived in a I Shoe." It will be remembored that] "she bad so jnany children she did not know what to do." To parents in similar fix, the reverse side of this picture tells that the children's shoes with

three times longer than those without tips. They give a perfect shoe at the toe, when all the other parts are entireiy worn out and then tipped shoes lootc prettier than ragged holes and protruding toes.

Mr. G. £. Bacon, General Supervising Agent for the Singer Sewing Machine Co. for the United States, visited' thoir I office in this city, this week, and he

gives the information that this Company is manufacturing, at their factories in this country the large number of 5,000 machines per week, and their works in Glasgow, Scotland, turn out weekly 2,030 making in all, 7,000 Singer Sewing Machines maouftctured weekly—and they am all being sold—as will be seen by examining the statist las. Their sales this year will for exceed the sales of any previous year. This goes far to prove the acknowlod superiority of the Singer Machine. Office, 810 Main, between Third and Fourth streets.

The ladles-bad they the right of suf firage—would unquestionably oast thoir ballots for T. II. Riddle, because be keeps such a large and elegant slock of trimmings, hair goads, laces, embroidery, glovea, hosiery, and all the many and various little knick-knacks that go to make the boroelieat woman look pSeastjogia the eyes of man, and cause her to be envied by the very few who do not trade at Riddle's.

As the cold weatbsr eomes on, White A Mewhlnaey, the aoeoeeeora of W. H. S^e, are doing an immense trade la Tutty, Caromela, and mcuh like sweet

to tarn around |ng jn poj^iiar fkror. Their wholesale

^«artomers have auItipUad so that the] t»de is very large and they bam the C«Nmta»ai«4»aMta*»tiy thronged, some-j acuities for supplying the entire OounUsaeaunoomfoftabiy thronged—and one roundabout h«re at prices which theaeflnt df^Sy it oan't be long,, we jd^y competition.

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S*" who will always find that they are right South Fourth street, when th#y p*tvh*m their fhmlly gwQflof Araim nothing equals it for jceries and provisions st the popular Chapped hand- Prepared at Ocdidn AjMsrWe Front Grocery of MiUlgan drug store. __ 1 JMekwson, on north Fourth

profit by individuals

we believe it, we can assure them that all of the machines that this gigantic corporation did make were sold—to their branch offices.

Hie agreement between the Singer Manufacturing Co., the Grover A Baker Sewing Machine Co., and the Wheeler

Vi TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL.

Our Closing: Out Sale.

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

EUREKA

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GREAT NOVELTY

Mens' Neckwear!!

J,- EVERYBODY SHOULD BEE IT AT

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on Wednesday and Saturday evenings of each week will be continued through the winter. Many fiimilies find it a| great convenience and send in their pitchers.

ERLANOKER & CO.

Wilson Manufacturing Company provides that all machines made by either party and skipped from the place of manufacturing shall be considered sold, and

reported

to George Gilford, Esq., Re-

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ceiver.

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shipped from the manufactory of the Singer Manufacturing Company, to their anch offices at Cinclimati, Indianapolis and elsewhere, were reported sold. Therefore, we, by believing, first, that there was 232,444 Singer Sewing Machines made, can safely believe three, quarters of them are stored in the branch housesof the Singer Mig. Go. Not wishing to depreciate tho magnitude of the Singer Mfg. Co's business, or to intimate that somebody lies, we only desire tio call on all gooa people to offer a prayer for tho welfare of its illustrious Fresl dent to the hereafter. ^V"L

NOVELTIES IN TIES, RUCHES COLLARS, AND CUFFS, JEWELRY GLOVES. AND A FULL LINE OF CHILimfeNS. MISSES AND LA DIES WINTER WEAR OF ANY KIND, AT OUR POPULAR LOW PRICKS. VISIT THE CENT STORE, FOURTH STREET.

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

The place for you

To buy the choicest -groceries, country produce, poultry, game, oysters, and every variety of table supplies that the market affords. Rippetoe seems to be just spreading himself this season, Just to see what can be done in the grocery line. His store seems to be fklrly oter ran with good things to eat.

If yea want harness for wear, harness for beauty, harness that is hand made, harness at low prices, harness that you can rely on when the long pull and the strong pull comes, bay it of Miller A Arleib, on South Fouth street, "'"I

JITST RECEIVED, AN ELFMANT LINK OF REAL HAIR SWITCHES. THIS BEING OUR FIRST INVOICM IT SHALL BK OUR OBJfECTTO OFFBR THESE GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

TOILET OOOD&

Buntin A Armstrong have Just got in large and attractive line of Imported Toilet Goods, Perftimeries, SoapH, Oomlia, dm. Tliey are the sole agenta in this city for the goods of the Crown Perftimery Company, which carried off the premium aver La bin's, at the Vienna Exposition.. Buntin A Armstrong will *w* be excelled in ToUet Good*.

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At Wright A Kauftnan'a,

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DOLLAR. VISIT THE PTJPULAH CIWTIMRE, FOURTH ST.

D. P. ("OX. G. B. 8HELLEDY.

The New Store.

We would respectfully call tlie attention of the public .to the opening of our Store, in the rooms, corner of Main Filth streets, formerly occupied by

Bee Hive No. 163 Main Street.

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CHILDREN'S (GOODS! Gloves, Hosiery, Corsets, Muslin and Merino Underwear, Dresses, Cloaks, Hoods, Leg-|

Xnit Caps, Mitts, SacqueS, Bibs,

Oar stock consists of nnenttrely

Donnell new an

ly. oar stock consists or nn entire tl carefully selected assortment of

Fine Drugs, Chemicals,

Imported and Domestic X*erAime«, Soapa, Bruahea, Toilet Articles, Ac. }"%ji

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Onr Prescription Department will be In

Cox and Mr. Fred Klilman, years

charge of of Cairo, who hns had some twen

experience In bothOie English and German

manipulations of Drum. With the above facilities we hope to* the confidence and patronage of the pul

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Ladies' Night Robes, Chemise, Drawers, Merino Underwear, Elegant Gros Grain Sashes, Ties, beautiful shades, Silk Handkerchiefe, new, New Veils, Collars, Ruchings, 3j Button and Gauntlet Kid Gloves.

PRAY FOR HIM!

About those 232,444 Machines.

[From Wilson's Sewing Machine Reflectory Mr. Hopper's Singer Manufacturing Company manufactured 232,444 Singer Sewing Machines in the year 1872, making 19,370 per month, or 745 per day, or nearly two machines per minutes. This is a "high" statement, nevertheless it is sworn to and ought to be true. This very large number of machines were not only made in the year 1873, but by sworn returns they were sold. But without assuring our reading that they were made

L. K. STOCK, R. S. julyl8-Sm

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10,000 Hogs

Main street, west of Seventh street. P. P. MISCHLER.

the machines that were

THE PUBLIC.

We ha.ve' now a Practlcaf^Torklng

Jeweler and Engraver,

Located in the city, something long wanted here, where we can gt't work done withoai baring to send it away as before, both in

Mannltactwrlng and Repairing.

Diamond letting, &r., 01l Ooid and Silver

MADE INTO NEW JEWELRV, by

\?f* C. H.MILLNB, From NEW YORK, .OOK. Sib and MAIN HT»., ever Wilson Bros. & Kuuiwy'H Dry Goods Store. aar P. 8.—Work done for the trade. [sS-Sra

gEE THIS THING OF BEAUTY.

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A. O. AUSTIIf A CO«| DiapiAX th« most beautiful patt«kns of Wire Nawer Stands and *M Itaaket*. Ever brought to this market. You have not seen It all until you ace tb«m.

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Bee Hive, No 163 Main Street WILSON, BR0S. & HDNLET,

Society Meetings.

O. U. A. M.—Franklin Council, No. 10, Order of United American Mechanical meets every Monday evening in American Mechanics Hall, northwest corner of Fifth and Main streets, at 8 o'clock. All! members and visiting members are cordial-1 ly Invited to attend our meetings. *T. E.JCNOX, C.

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NEW FALL AND

Oaring the coming week Immense arrivals of new Dry Goods will be the rale of the day with as one of oar firm being now In Hew York, for the selection |of another stock.

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New Hosiery, New Cashmeres,

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.[ New Alpacas, &c.,

AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!!

BLEACHED MUSLINS.

Fruit of the L«xm, Lonsdale, Hills, Androscogin, Hadley, Newport half bleached and all popular makes bleached Muslins. Prices as low as before the war.

CASSIMERES.

"For which the Highest Market Price will be I Large and elegant line of Cassimeres for

paid at the Men and Boys wear.

Star Meat Market,

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FLANNELS.

Flannels! Flannels! Flannels! FlanI nels! One hundred pieces just opened in plain, checked and striped. 4^

Felsenheld & Jauriet,

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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 Houew Furnishing Goods.

SUA WLS, SHA WLS,

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

WINTER DRY GOODS.

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New Dress (Jpftjls, New Cloaks, New Waterproofed

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The wholesale^ season being now over, goods of every kind can be purchased at great redactions from former prices. JLook out for

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Marble Palace, 620 Main St.

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GULICK & BERKY,.

GENERAL DEALERS IN

Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,

Pare Brandies, Whiskies and Wines for Medicinal Uses.

SAVED ON EVERY DOLLARS' WOIj^OPCLOTHING YOU BUY BY SELECTING FROM THE

IMMENSE STOCK OF FINE CLOTHING I

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MOSSLER'S,

THE SQUARE DEALERS,

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FELT SKIRTS,

For Ladies and Children. A large and attractive stock.

BLANKETS,

White and Colored a speciality in all grades.

CASHMERE! CASHMERE! We have paid unusual attention to this department this/all, and havesome very special bargains.,

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

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STOATS HAIR DRESS GOODS In all the new shades.

DRESS GOODS J^

From every quarter of the Globe?

CHILDREN'S PLAIDS

Ingres variety*, •"1

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WILSON, BROS. & HUNLEY,

PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, &c., S

Corner Hate Mid Fourth Street*, Terre Haute, lad.

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Street, between Fifth and Sixth.