Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 6, Number 14, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 October 1875 — Page 5

THE MAIL

A PAPER

FOR TH^

PEOPLE.

THE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL taon

sale

each Saturday afternoon by A. H. Dooiey Op^ra HOTwe. 8. R. Bak«-r & Co _P. O/Lobby M. r. Crafts Opp. Post Office. W. W. Bycr* Beach Block. Ken! KHdler....__Cor. 4th and Lafayette St. Kly A Conner Pari*, 111*. Walter Cole™™ ....MarahaLl, 111*. M. H. THT -Hiilllvan Ind Ren. Allen ...Clinton, Ind. J. B. Dowd Itockville, Ind. P. L. Wh«jler...... Brazil, Ind. C. V. Decker Maltoon, 111*. J. K. Langdon Cin-cncaath*, Ind. (i. W. Grt*-ne Waveland, Ind. Dell IIollln(p»worth_....~~-KnlghUvllle. Ind.

I,. Yearjjfn Oakland, Ills. F.M.Corley Ht. Marys, Ind Charles Taylor —Itoaedale, fnd. E. B. Plnnell KanROK, Ilia. Hiram Llckiighter AnilapoliK, Ilia. W. K. Cole Perrysvllle, Ind. Ckarley Wilitnn Danville, Ind.

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This extra edition will be freely distributed in Every Dwelling,

Every Shop, and Every limineM Ilumc,

Of all tho towns contributing trade to thin city. Our arrangements tor this distribution arc perfect. Tho rnuin object is to introduce The Mail and of ••ourno It 1M to our interest to make the distribution thorough.

A limited number of advertisements will l«i Inserted at reasonable rates. ('opy must be sent in or space accural Monday or Tuesday. {Seize upon this chance, business men, for it will be six months beforo you have another such opportunity.

TUB matrimonial market is brisk, with promlso of more activo transactions. The supply Is equal to th\ domaixl.^

Now o* nights, an old-time firo-plaeo is a noat thing to have about the houso. It's far ahead of a nutty stove that hasn't l»een put up yet.

I'APKitls

preferable to straw beneath

(fflriK't#, since It Is thinner, warmer nnd noiseless. A few hundred newspapers are on wile at Tho'Mall ofllee.

Tins is tho time of year when stove men wear smutty noses and bland smiles, which latter are mistaken by purchasers for sardonic grins.

only

go A a S pa id

twenty-five cents on the dollar on premiums, and even at that rate, the stockholders are out of pocket fciVHO.

Tim gentle mosquito will soon lay aside his little William, and the lingering bouse fly will sit on the gas pipe and wonder when overcoat* will be Invented fur Insects.

BKKK is tho least offensive and the most thirst-quenching of drinks, according to a French scientist, but there's a good deal of noise and drunk and light even In leor.

Ir might be remarked right here, to our merchants and business men, cheer tip don't look at tho future as through a (been glass, darkly put your trust In Providence and advertlsouionta!

Ir Is the proud Insist of this free land that the title of Professor is open to any charlatan or fool who has a mind to assume It. Newspapers often ixwtow it unsought, and editors have boon shot for much smaller offenses.

TUR tramps are getting their names up Iu the country. Since cold weather set In, they are said to attach themselves to anything .portable. They probably have some ambition to help furnish the new work house.

8KI.NNIN»

up ones knuckles dragging

Htoves out of the cellar, searching tor inhering leg*, ft wing with rusty stovepipe, buying supply of coal—-yes, the "melancholy day*" have come. We'll admit the foci without argument.

TKK Fall meeting of the Terns llaute Trotting Association commence* ono week from next Tneeday, and from the large number of entries made and lively intenwt taken thoco can lie no doubt that it will be Interesting and successMl.

T«k Imposing obeequlee ami large

neral procwion attending the remains of He v. Father Bcdo OVonner, on Tuesday, were a fitting tribute to tho memory of a good man, who, after a long life devoted to the sal ration of hi* fellow man. has gew So hi* rest.

WK call the attention of our druggist* a* well as the afflicted to the advertisement of Duron*** Rheumatic Remedy, advertised on third page of this paper. The lnatiufecturera, HelphenaUne A Jlenlloy, Washington, 1). Cn present certificate* from men high in position as to the eflloacy of the remedy, and we have no doubt that It will do all that claimed.

HATCH BACH,

At the Wf lirunml*. Wednesday, Vtoher 6th, at 3 P. *.,of One Thousand Dollar* a aide, Sin 5 Race, between Turlington and Kancbon.

AdffitMhm 80 cent*. Stand* will be *old on Monday a! 3 p. at the Fair O round a. Pools will be sold at the l»art flora* Exchange, Raioea, corner of Third and Ohio street* on Tuesday evening.

SOLDIERS and others desiring to attend the reunion at Indianapolis on the 14th and 15tb, will be carried from this city there and back on the Vandalia road for fl.50. This is Yery liberal on the part of the road.

The most attractive frost on Main street is that of the Prairie City Emporium, and the interest increases when you step in and see the crowds of ladies selecting their Hose, Corsets, Shawls, Gloves, Cloaks, and Xotions at such very low prices.

SOME sort of a fatal disease is raging among the cows that range north of the city. Capt. Barrick has lost two, Charley Barrick one, J. W. Hunley one, and also II. D. Mi

Inf. Some think the deaths

have been caused from lack of water, the cows not coming in at night.

IT is now pretty well settled by the weather prophets that next winter will be the severest known for years, but very mild and open there will be but little rain or snow, but furious storms will bo of daily occurrence and snow several feet deep will cover the ground from November till March.

MARIUAOE LICENSES.—The following marriage licenses have been issued by the County Clerk since our last report:

Starling Rockett and Sarah E. Edwardsf Jacob Haas and Matilda Compton. Samuel H. McElroy and Ixm C. Hovey. Klnw-n II lmmelbaur and Catharine Meier. John Jaekson and Luclnda Belcher. Elijah Williamson and Martha I. Boyle Charles T. llurton and Barali P. Peddle.

WRITING of the heavenly hosiery now prevailing, a fashion scribe remarks 'Of course all this elaborate and orna mental hosiery is made to bo seen and with a high-buttoned boot this would be impossible." Eh! What boot? Who said anything about boot? That's not the end of the stocking tho men want to see.

KIOIITY loaves of bread contain as much alcohol as a bottle of brandy, and a bread drunk is the worst drunk in tho world. Let a man eat three or four hun dred loaves of bread at a time and he won't get over it for a week. Forty-rod whisky, Jersey lightning, and tho like, aro harmless beverages compared to bread, if it is indulged in intemperatoly.

OVARIOTOMY.

Dr. W. M. Purcoll, assistod by Drs. Roberts and Gestmoyer, removed an ovarian tumor weighing ten pounds from Mrs. Neil Smock, living at tho north side of the city, on Wednesday, Sept. 15th*. Tho lady bad been ailing nearly two years, and was thought to have abdominal dropsy. Since tho operation she has not had an unfavorable symptom, and now considered ontlroly safe and out of danger.

That on Boots nnd Shoes are so very "coddy" I'd think they'd sold enough of "shoddy," And swindled almost everybody!

Why, we nil got chills 1

My children's foot are on the ground Well, after all I tlijuk I've found. That Hyan's goods are cheap and sound

Sfo I'll go there still.

MATCH RACE,

At the Fair Grounds, Wednesday, October Gth, at 3 r.

M.,

of One Thousand Dol

lars a side, 3 in 5 Race, between Burling ton and Fanehon. Admission 50 cents.

Stands will bo sold on Monday at 2 r.

M.,

at tho Fair Grounds. Pools will be sold at tho Court House Exchange Saloon, corner of Third and Ohio streets on Tuesday evening.

SISGER! SINGER!! SINOER!! Tho "Old Reliable" Singer Sewing Machine still holds her proud name and stands boldly In tho front. The name "Singer" has become tho watch word of every household of this land, and tho Singer Machine a family necessity. While all other classes of bus! ness is dull tho "Old Reliable" Singer is being sold in largo numbers and will more than make In 1S75 the record won the year 1874—of 211,079 sales—and onefourth of all tho machines sold in that year by all tho companies doing buaineea. —CORSETS 20c., Corsets 35c. Hose from 5c. a pair up, at the Prairie City Emporium.

'—LAWKS' INDERWKAR at the lowest prices at the P. O. E.

-NEW GOODS DAILY at the P. C. E.

-ROCK BOTTOM. PRICES at tbe P. C. E.

MERINO, FLANNEL AND ULSLIN rNDK.HWF.AR. BEE HI VK.

r-WOOLEN AND FLEECE LINED HOSIERY. BEEHIVE.

-KNIT AND FIJLNNRL SACOUES. ITEE HIVE.

-CI1ILDKBX$ R£SS ES AND CLOAKS. BEE HIVII

PUBLIC SALE!

The undersigned will sell at his residence, near Markle'a Mill, at public auction, (MI

Ttrwrmktif,October 7, l»S,

The following article*: From Seven to TVn Work Horsm, ooe three year old Boaton Mare, one yearling Idler Colt, one three months old one-half blood Norman Colt, one pair or Mule*, 2?^ year* old, one Ouw and C*if, mix nWn» Itcfi for tatting, one Berkabire Sow, one Cheater Sow, one two-borae Wagon, eight Wagon Haraeea, one Top Buggy and Harnem, two Oom Cultivator*, twohorae, one Wheat Drill, and other Fwmfog Tool* not mentioned In the above.

Ten Months ewdit will be given. 8TAJO.*T ROSSI?*.

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THE OLD LAD TSCOMPLAINT. What'* all this fuss and uproar— And kecpnono running to the door? The thing is getting to bo a "bore!"

Those contemptible little bills

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TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MATT

BALL I BALL!BALLI A grand ball to given at Moninger's Tivoli on Monday evening, October 4th. Admittance, $1,00 supper, 50 cents. All my friends and customers are respectfully invited to attend. No disreputable characters, to be admitted. Omnibusses to take persons to the above place. P. H. MONXINQER.

MALLORY OYSTERS

The Mallory brand of Oysters has always been known as THE BEST- Full cans of large ones at Alexander Go's Main street, east of Sixth.

IF YOU HA v$ THE

MONEY

To spare, go to J. P. Tutt's and buy some of the shoes and slippers for summer wear, and lay them away for next season. He is in earnest about closing, out and this class of goods is sold at about tho purchaser's own price.

—TUTT is really in earnest about closing out, and quitting the business, lie is selling at retail to reduce the stock to the neighborhood of two or three thousand dollars, when he will try to sell tliis balance in one lump. Until then he offers bargains.

NEW GOODS SLAUGHTERED THE CENT STORE, FOURTH ST.

URANG'S RHEUM A TICREMED Although but lately introduced in our community, is giving entire satisfaction, and there is but little doubt expressod but that it is truly a wonderful preparation and about the only one ever brought before our people that effectually cures all forms of rheumatism and rheumatic gout. Being an inward application it does the work quietly, thoroughly and pernyxnontlj\ See notice in another column. [oct2-4w-eow. —FELT SKIRTS kc. SUIT OF UN

E W E A 7 5 E N S O E FOURTH STREET. —SOMETHING NEW IN CARPETING.—Call at Brokaw Bros, and see the new CENTENIAL BRUSSELSofwhich they have tho exclusive sale in Terre Haute. Price only 85 cents and $1.00 per yard. sep25-3w.

IT WILli PAY YOU TO BUY FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS AT THE POPULAR CENT STORE, FOURTH STREET.

FOR GOOD FITTING,

Neatly trimmed and stylish-looking dresses, ladies should call on Mrs. ScanIon and Miss Klutz, corner of Fourth and Main streets, up stairs. Thovtoke tho leading French Fashion Plates, employ the best of help and warrant satisfaction.

NEW GOODS SLAUGHTERED AT THE CENT STORE, FOURTH ST.

WRIGHT & KA UFMAN

Have one of the largest stocks of fruit and vegetables ever seen inTerre Haute. They bavo PEACHES,

GRAPES,

APPLES.

CHOICE RUTTER, TOMATOL'N, SWEET POTATOES,

OYSTERS.

Everything that is good to eat. Remember the place, Seventh and Main.

IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY FANCY (JOODS ANI) NOTIONS AT THE POPULAR CENT STORE, FOURTH STREET.

FOR

THE FINEST ROASTS, THE TKNDERKST STKAKS, THK JCICIKST CHOPS, TITK NICEST CUTI.KTS, TUB BEST BIIEAKFAST

ILAF-oN,

TUB CHOICEST MEAT

OF ALL KINDS, go to PHIL. WYATT, The well known English Butcher, who makes a specialty of this business.

His shop is on Sixth street, opposite the Postoflloe.

ANOTHER BIG TUMBLE IN TEAS. Ilyson, worth$1.00, for 75c. Imperial, worth $1.40, for J1.00.

Iilack, worth $ 1.00, fur 05c. Japanese, worth 1.30, for fl.00. Eng. Breakfast, worth $I.-30, for $1.00. Gunpowder, worth fl.50, for $1.00.

J.R.CHAMBERS, Near tho Postofllcc.

CHOICE MEA TS.

Tbe place for something nlc*«, fat, hiicv end tender in tbe way of fresh beef. veal, pork, muUou and lamb, is P. P. Mlschler's Star Meat Market,

Main street, a few door* west of Seventh. ..

IDESIRE TO SELL OR EXVHAlNGE the property where I now live for property farther up town. The houso lain excellent condition and contains ten room*. The lot fronta on Third and Fourth street*, 12S ft** on each street. Fruits, shrubbery, and splendid ahade trees. Ctae of the moat pleasant plaeee in tbe city. Apply to B. F. HAVKXS.

THK OLD RELIABLE

Phoenix Insurance Company of Hartford baa paid lames in Terre Haate to the amount of |31#&Z3.<9cash. A record of faithftil devotion to duty and service to

tV! public which Uwy •honld n.« tonm. jj/1 QOg tllCm at HOrZ'S The Phoenix has been fried in the fin* JT -, IT

tbe last tew years, and always nobly done her whole duty. Tbe company Is in every sense worthy ofits test increasing patronage. The insuring public wanting eoand insaranae, will not peas by the old Phoenix. When any agent peddles cheap insurance, beware of him, became it is aecood-class and evwn worthless indemnity that he offers. B. F. Havens is the agent of this substantial and solid oompany in this city.

MONEY TO LOAN,

I have moeey to loan on mortipage idenrity on long tiine. No life insurance required. C. £. Hoaroan.

Office corner Fourth and Main streets, Terre llaote, Ind.

TO THE PUBLIC.

Wabash Flouring Mills," corner of Main and Water streets, Terre Haute, Having recently purchased the above named Mills,we desire to Inform the citi zens of Terre Haute and vincinity that we are prepared to furnish the trade wi£h the very best brands of family flour. Our Standard brand will be "Pride of the Wabash," and every barrel so branded will be warranted. Would respectfully solicit a liberal sharo of the patronage of the trade. All rders for flour and feed will receive our prompt attention.

Wo are also prepared to buy large amounts of wheat, and will pay the very highest market price in cash. Those having choice milling wheat for sale will find it greatly to their advantage to see us before selling elsewhere, as choice wheat command a premium at the "Witbash Mills."» iv re

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KIDDER & DOXMEYER.

LADIES! LADIES! GOME! LADIES!

COME!

And Get the best Bargains you ever heard of.

Herz returned from New York and a whole train of his purchases are following him. 200 dozen new Kid Gloves, excellent quality, in black and street shades. Evening colors, two and three but ton, at 75c, $1-00 and $125 per pair. 3 cases Felt Skirts at 90 cents each. 50 dozen Breakfast Shawls at 35c each. 100 large size Ottoman Reversible Shawls at 75 cents each.

Ladies and Children's Ready-Made Garments for Winter wear such as Sacks, Cloaks, Hoods, Lined Wrappers and Waterproof Cloaks in all the latest designs, at lowest figures. "BEAVER CLOAKS" A specialty. Ladies' and Children's Merino Underwear, half price. HOSIERY! HOSIERY! Muslin Chemises 35c and 50c, Shirts 6 tuck 50c, Embr'dered Skirts $1.50. Our $3.00 real Hair Switches down to $2 50. Linen Cufls and Collars in endless variety at half our former prices. SILK TIES, BIG JOB, 15c, 25c, 35c and 50c, worth double that.

EMBROIDERIES, 500 pieces, rare patterns, real beauties at reasonable prices? Call

popular :, Ladies-/* Ba-

LEGAL.

NOTICE

PAYERS.

TAX-

TO DELINQUENT

Year seoownls are new In the hands ol colferSM*. with tastractloor, oeeeamrj-. toawke da miktiMtiMwMai te law. W« bopr rr* wUtrooM tar«aei MetM» andmrcnttbe tj mrhMatdatr at Iwjiai spaa property «oa laaktag fbe laxce prepared to tweelve tbe Konaatacr bnulbnt of tax«s, wMdi is new 4«. Tbe tftcfor paying ibe Sorwabw ta*lal)mettt atpirei&e of Kovessber. Oaetbfrd el tbe IUHwttttintw»l»d

be to county antei All tax*

not raid by ttiai tiato, a penalty per erst. «fli be adaed. JAMS* (M9KET,

TIBSMMIIHM.YJPOMTY.

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FESTIYAL AND RECEPTION. The peonle of St. Agnes Mission are determined to bravely meet the responsibilities of the great mission work in this thriving city, that Providence has thrown on their hands. They are strong in faith if not in finances. To help in the latter they are making ample arrangements for a Festival at St. Agnes Hall, next Monday evening, Oct. 4. It is also intended to combine with the Festival a Reception and Donation, for the benefit of their new pastor, Rev. Dr. Reed. Dr. Reed has taken hold of the mission work with great earnestness and hopefulness, and no better disposition can be made of money for beneficent purposes than helping hira and his parishioners in their commendable work. Don't forget Monday evening, October -1th.

COME!

A Proclamation that Rings of War I

Anil Semis a Thrill or Joy Throughout the Couutry for miles, aud miles, alar off!

ROME BEGINS TO HOWL!

The Dry Bones of Merchants who Bought their Goods Early, at tho Hiijh Prices which Ruled the Markets a few weeks ago, Begin to Shake

Read, Ponder and. Act Wisely! Here are Prices which Shake the Foundation of all Pretentions to Competiton!

Cashmeres.

1 Slack Cashmere at 7."» cents, worth $1.00 Black Cashmere at S7 cents, worth l.lo lilack Cashmere at 90 cents, worth

Black Cashmere at Black Cashmere at Black Cashmere at Black Cashmere at Black Cashmere at Black Cashmere at

BPk Gtua Grain Silks at $1.00, worth $1.25 Bl*k Gros Grain Silks at 1.25, worth 1.50 Bl'k Gros Grain Silksat 1.JJ5, worth 1.05 Bl'k Gros Grain Silks at 1.50, worth 1.85 Bl'k Gros(Jrain Silksat 1.75, worth 2.25 Bl'k Gros Grain Silks at 2.00, worth 2.75

Colored Cashmeres.

IN THESE GOOl'S WE DISPLAY tho largest assortment and greatest variety ol' new shtutes in the city. Don't buy till you have seen our (»oods and heard the LOW PRICES we aro offering them at.

Hosiery I Uunderwear.

We aro making a SPECIALTY on these goods and otter one of the largest assortments outside of Cincinnati or Chicago, to select from. Nothing in the Hosiery and Underwear line but can bo found now in this department, at the "Buckeye." Make a noto of this I

COMPARE.

1.20 1.25 l.:l" 1.40 1.50 1.70 2.00

?1.00, worth ,1.10, worth 1.15, worth 1.25, worth 1..T5, worth 1.50, worth

Silks.

Ladies' Ready-Made Suits,

WE INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION to this Department of our business, as much care lias been devoted tcr the selection of the Fall Stylos now being opened for inspection. Our stock of Ladies Ready-Made Suits and over Dresses in point of quality and variety of styles excel anything ever before offered to the trade in Terre Haute.

THE ALBANI HID GLOVE.

A full line of all the New Shades for Fall Wear in Two Buttons just received at $i.2o a pair. Remember Every pair is warranted.

Another lot of Yard-Wide Rleached Muslins—equal to Wamsutta—at

Vl\

goods would be cheap at 10 cents.

GOOD Prints. 4 cents. BETTER PKFNTS, fi cents. KLKtJANT KTOT'K Fast Colored PRINTS, 6cents. KXTIRK STOCK BPXT PRINTS ONLY 7 cent*. ALL COCHEO1PRINTH FOR 7 oonts.

I'm no angel—does look like one—yit I try' to do right aaa to keetf down my temper, btr I'll be consarned If the boy Tom o' mine ahr enough to provoke th angel Gabriel. Thi# morning I give him a dollar—the last dollar I had—and told him to to to a W it House and git things W eat for to-morror. I'l# swan to goodness if tho didn't right past

cents a yard, just received. These

W. S. RYCE&CO.

FOR THIE ZE^A-LIL,I TREMOIWUS SALE OF PRINTS

TO A ,-n,

TREMENDOUS CROWD OP CtJSTOMERS! People Shunning High Priced Stores!-

ALL SPRAtiCE PRINTS FOR 7 cents. ALL MERRIMACK PRINTS FOR 7 cents. ALL I2}fc PRINTS FOR 7 cento. It Is doubtfni if we «a:i sell so low all the Fall. This Is a big lot wo bought at a sacrifice. We are also Helling a big lot of

Yard wide Prints for 12^c

that are sold all over the country for 20c.

NO MORE WAR PRICES

BIO LOT DREfcH GOODS, 12^e, lie and 2frv HI'I lAfT OF WATERPROOF CLOTH# 7SO and upwards. ni(i LOT ail Wool Flannels 22c and upward. BIO LOT Muslins way under price. BIO LOT of oingham* &c and 10c and upwards. GOLD MIXED Wateri Ml cents. HEAVY FARMERS JE.YXS &c worth 30c. Just bonabt, st a big sacriifke, an invoice lot of Cauton flannels, ifcks, IS lank eta, Shawls, CaasUnereaaod Black AliMcaa. They will be aold at a small advaiyt above cost.

CAUPETS! CARPETS I

BIO LOT Cottage Carpets, :3c, SOc and 3&c. BIO LOT Ingnun C^rpeta, 50c, Ate and 65c. BIO I/)TOiTCI ail width*. We wish we em.: 1 give a quotation for every article we hav« in our Stons bt»t of course'there hi no rn for that. In conclusion, we have only to add that wt only sell for cash, find tb*t be believe it to he jost aa much to your Interest as oor» to bay freely at this offering.

FOSTER BROTHERS, New York City Store,

*121 Jlaia Terre tfantr. Indiana,

P,A 4 A

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Rippetoe's nice display, and tramp away down »o the market place, and bring back a lot of stuff not fit for a hog to eat. I'll bet he'll go to Rippetoe's tho next time I send him, or I'll break a bed slat over bis head.

Black Alpaca.

Black Alpaca at Black Alpaca at BlackAlpaca at Black Alpaca at BlackAlpaca at Black Alpaca at Black Alpaca at Black Alpaca at $1,00

25 cents worth :15 cents worth 45 cents worth 50 cents worth 60 cents worth 75 cents worth NO cents worth worth

40 50 70 76 80 00

$1.20 $1,40

Colored Silks.

The LARGEST LINE of COLORED SILKS ever shown in this market, embtacing all the new shades such an SEAL BROWN, PRUNE, PLUM, MARINE BLUE, NAVY BLUE, CARDINAL, Ac., at prices AWAY DOWN.

Dress Goods.

The variety in Dress Goods oh our counters exceeds any previous display we have ever beforo oflered to our customers, embracing all tho novelties of the season. "Don't fall to see our GREAT "JOB" in Dross Goods at 12J.j cents a yard.

Ladies' Neck Ties,

LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS, VEILS, HANDKERCHIEFS, and in short everything belonging to the Fancv Goods Department can be round in groat variety, and of the very latest stvles. A large lot of all tho new shades in Bonnetand Trimming Velvet* iust received.