Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 6, Number 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 October 1875 — Page 5

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CHE MAIL

A PAPER

FOR THE

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Winks

CkarW-y Wilson J. W Boyer— Charley McCutehoon.. Wade Hampton Chan. D. iUppetoe....~Karat LWricksoii

M.Odell...._~.

Itobt. WatkiUB....™ T. C. Lloyd Martin Roby.—.

BY the time It IS completed, tho new market house will probably cost $35,000 after all. _______

I)i» you ever knowr a Terre Haute jury that our lawyers did not addross as intelligent.

THE recent frosts have painted an Autumn scene, rich and beautiful to leok upon.

FCHII.II.I II "—"I

I.NtUAN.vrot.iH l» having the "Big Bonnmsa," which is much better than having tho horse disease.

Wlt.t. DrJfCAX has the distinction ol being the first Vigo county official that was ever known to resign a paying ofllcc.

THS "Monster llankrnpt" men have yellow pouter* pasted over tho entire front of their building. It looks exceedingly loud.

I IIMM IM«« I HI IN—WW—*-

Ir the weather is fair the Sklr sex will wear their lovely new Pall bonnets to church to morrow. No lovely Autumn head-gear, no church.

Witx the finder of a bundle of papers, including Harper's Magazine, dropped on or near Firth street, Wednesday evening, please return same to Mall office.

TIIR "eow ordinance" has at last been passed by the council, and it Is now unlawful for cow* to run at large botween the hours of 7 o'clock p. m. and 7 o'clock a. m.

THK Centenary Sunday school went nutting to Ureencaatle springs, this morning. A special train on the VandaUa left the city with the school at nine o'clock.

A MKxnxa will bo held at Mrs. J. A. Foote's on Monday, at 8 o'cleck, to discus# the Centennial Supper. AU the ladles of that committee are expected to present.

ScnrYt.K* Oot^AX lectured Lincoln to a crowded house at vkTille, Tuesday night. The lecture Is spoken of as very fine. Its delivery occupied an bo«r and

TIIK next reunion of the 11th Indiana will be held at rrawfordsville, the home of General Wallace, on the 19th of October, im The I«*h of October was selected on account of its being the anniversary of the battle of Winchester, In which the lltb participated.

Now the women go to the woods for the many colored Autumn leavea. These are put in books to be pressed, and then alter a Ume, when the enthusiasm has departed, and the color gone, are thrown away! It is said that the pinbecka are just the thing for the girts to e&iatb the tree* with to gather Autumn leaveebut we ehant belle?* it until we see lU

—HOltSK BLANKKTS-At Miller A Arleih'a, snath Fourth street,

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PEOPLE.

TUB SATURDAY KVKNINO MAlLlsou tale each Haturday afternoon by A. II. Doofey Opem Hoo*. H. K. Baker & Co M. r. Crafta Opp. Port OlUee. W. W. BTWH ......

.Beach Block.

Kent KeidlcrZ. ,Oor. «th and Lafliyelto SL Ely A Conner. V. Cole M. II. llx lUn. Allen-.-—" 3. H. Iowd V. V. Wheeler C. V. Decker J. K. Langdon..~~ G. W. Giwne1*11 11 oiling* worth— F. M. Curley Charles TuyJor.....—— E. B. Plnnell Hiram UckilgnUsr J. K.

...Paris, III*.

.[.Marshall, Ills. Hull Ivan Ind „Cllnton, Ind. .Rockville, Ind. —...BraitH, Ind.

Mattoon, Ilia.

-..(jmneMtlc, Ind. Waveland, Ind. KuiRhtavlU*. Ind.

Jit. Mans. Ind. Koaedale, It 1. Kansas, Ji:-. Arinai- *, 111-.

..—IVrryav1 „.^...I»anv !nd .^..Vermllii JU, Ilia. ....^..Oaktown, Ind ... Hartford, Ind. ........Jieridford, Ind

Eugene, Ind

_.Newport, Ind

.....MontMtuma, Ind Jibelbunie, Ind ...Meroni, Ind ~Pra!rieton, Ind

John Hlmmona.— Wm. J. Durvl ..„— RmcrTall)*!...—, Krank Wb«at-...~~ Oeonre Hnp....~—. Christ Miller jr...... Pont ins 1 shier L. Volkers ...— ~. John A. (lark ~I-,v4.nv £^'?ifr Jareti M. Klwnrt! .......... ITIysaca W. Franklin, ....Ashrno/e, Ilia. lianl Braahrars, jr., ..Cas»y,

Brldat'loc, Ind

.....Bowling Green, Ind KoaevUle, Ind Fannewbunt, Ind.

Wwrtlleld, III*.

Jlnrtinsville,

111*,

Itatmison, Ilia.

111*.

W111IV- A rmond........ -A rcota, 11is. Edwin w. Owen New Goshen, Ind John Ilendri* ......BeUmore,Ind Wallace Handuaky.... New Ubanpn, Ind J.

H. Huston .....Majority Point, 111*.

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TIIK

"TWO

Orphans."

How is your rag baby IIOJTBV and warm biscuits! BUCTK-WBRAT cake* and 'lasees. IN every blast the dead loaves fall. TIIADK In all linos seems lirsi rate. KINO ont tho marriage bells. Next

llow'ro ye selling coal to-

At!KM 1

day TnR trees aro fast putting olf tboir robea of glory.

THH Vandalla railroaders have organ lrctl a rifle team.

Soirrn Sixth street is receiving a top drawing of gravel. ISN'T it about time to catch another I/ng Point murderer?

Ht'CKWitKAT cakos will soon bulge tho cheeks of Autumn.

New chestnuts are playing havoc with the juvenile stomach now.

How do you like tho appearance of tfco new bank by this time?

Tirw is October, when the book of nature I* illuminated with chromes. THE ball of tho Jewish Ladies Aid Society comes off next Wednesday ovoning.

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A VXST serious accident happened to Mr. G. W. Bement yesterday evening, While ont riding with Ms foully, about six o'clock, be got out of the carriage, near the nail works, for the purpose of letting dewn the top. While he was engaged with it, the horses started up. He spoke to them, and ss they did not stop, sprang toward them In some excitment, and in attempting to seise the lines, fell forward against, or under the wheel, it is not certain which. The horses made no attempt to run. and were easily and safely guided by Mrs. Bement, who in the meantime had secured the lines, against the fence. When Mr. Bement was picked up ho was found to be bleeding freely from tho mouth and nostrils and serions tears wero entertained that he was injured internally. He was taken home and remained unconscious until 3 o'clock this morning, sinco which time he has only been conscions at short intervals. He has a bad cut or bruise across tho right temple and extending around to the center of tho forehead, and another across the nose His breast shows marks of a severe bruise and his knee is also badly hurt. It is not thought by bis physicians that there is any great danger of his injuries proving fatal, but ho will without doubt 3 disabled for a considerable time.

THK reunion of the ISleventh Indiana in this city Tuesday was well attended by surviving members of tho regiment and enjoyed as only such things can b« enjoyed. General Wallace, General McGinnis, General Macanley, Colonel Ruckie, Major Wood and several other of the old officers of the regiment were present and tho hand-shaking and hoarty greetings between them and the men who fought under thom, as well as botween old comrades and friends of all ranks, was as inspiring, nhecrful a scene as can well bo imagined. Mayor Ed munds delivered an address of welcome which was responded t* by Genoral Dan Macauley. At 2 o'clock, all partook of an excellent dinner which had been provided by the wives and duugh tors of 11th Indiana soldiers and to which full justice was done. After dinner, an organization having been effected and the following officers elected for the ensuing year, viz: General IXJW Wallace, president G. F. McGinnis, vi#e president: W. 1*. Hickman, secre tary Major Ross, treasurer, Colonel Thomson spoke to tho soldiers in his usual happy manner, and Genoral Wallace read lettors from absent comrades who wore prevented by one thing and another from attending. Tho following vfry sensible resolution was unanimously adopted:

Resolved, That at our next, and at all future rounlons, tho members of this association l»e and are hereby requested to bring their wives, and as many of the second edition of this regiment as their families represent.

After tho adjournment from Dowling Hall, the regiment marched through Bomo of the streots, to the great delight of everybody who

W«B

feHnnate enough

to see them. In tho evening there was a ball and banquet which brought the celebration to a pleasant close. It was pleasant affair in all respect# may sucl reunions of old veterans bo ierpotuated as long as two of thom shall survive 1

[From the Mntteon OnzetU.l VATTAIN MrKEE. For several weeks tlicro has appeared in tho columns of the Gazette an advertisement, setting forth that Drs.

alhraith fc Co., of Terre Haute, Ind., would cure piles by a painless process, without using knife, ligature, or any of tho barl»arous operations heretofore and now in vogue. As the medical faculty, in general pracUce, do not pretend to cure this disease and leavo its treatwent to surgeons who fail as often as they succeed, it is hard to make peonlo believe that a simple, safe and certain process has been discovered for the cure of this palnftil aflllction. Tho following letter from Capt. Thos. McKee, proprietor of tho Everett house of this city, should set at rest tho doubts of the readers of tho Gnsette on this question:

KVKWKTT Horss, MATTOON, 0t. 11. Dns. J. M. OAI-HRAITH & Co., Terre Ilaute. I ndiaua.

ganlins my emm, I am pteawd to be able to state, that by your treatment I have been entirely, and I am satisfied, permanently, cured of the Piles, from wbleh I have been miTTfcrer fbr wwi. During that me I had tried all the patent nostranu a»l\ and adopted all the method* nr.,. by friends, out only continued to otwoiv On ae.-.v. nf of my dlaease I «1 to .rn my i--. on In the army. Hearing or the wonderful cures efli-ctc*! by your proeesw, I placed myaelf under your ipllCl

care. KH applications of remedies did the *"rk 'for me. and 1 can now rejoice In the Of health. The mildness! of the ueati it and tne wrtalnly of Its om-et commend it to all suffering from this horrid malady. During tho whole time of| 'r- :t: «etit I did tifi 'o«« a daA- firwm my r^uUrbuirfness, (h.: I landlord) .i- Is one well calculated to put the process to a severe test, as It required me to be on my fWt and moving about all the time. I think, fudging from my own experieneo, that a •..» who will suffer a day with pi nf»»— rilni of your to.fa«

Jktm.o,iISMproposition,

not pwwsgood ta-

Hespectfully, THOMAS MCKKK.

The romiaof Ir. J. M. Galbraith A IX*., In tliia dty, are al the sonthwest corner of Sixth and Cbeetnut streets. As them gentlemen charge nothing for consultation or examination, and ask no pay until a cure Is effected those suffering from the complaints they claim to cure, should in justice to themselves, enll and Investigate the matter.

KATMULB-TttOFY.

An old man died last week In town tbey were hauling Men off to the burying gmund, when ail of sudden the procession stopped abort, tbe boms looked wild, gave a terrible snort. The corpse bad burst the coffin Hd wide, and beckoned the only thief mourner aside. Said corpse onto mourner, "I wish that 1 knew a man who la hooeat about boot or shoe. I would not be here if oue such I'd fbund." "I know oue,M aald the chi«f, "let the procession torn round1 know snob a man, and its no nee denyIn'. He keeps a good stock, sod bis "back" name la Ryan« —OI:R STOCK IS COMPLETE CENT srnmK.

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MATT,

—Lu Lu, Annie, Johnny and Hunly, sing "Come.wbere my Love Lies Dreaming," at the oonoart at the Opera House to-night. —Come to the Tes-Party and see your grandmother's grandmother.

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—VISITING CARDS—in new styles— st the Central Bookstore, the headquarters lor fine stationery.

-Little Lu Lu, tho child wonder, only 15 years of age, has a voice of wonderful compear.

-FARMKRS GREAT HEADQUARTERS for Winter Boots and Shoes, is the Great Bankrut Sale, 100 Main streot.

POMONA GRANGE.

Tho monthly meeting of Vigo County Pomona Grange will be at Suguar Grove Hall, Wednesday, October 27tb, at 2| o'clock p. M.

VIGO COUNTY COUNCIL P. of II. Monthly meeting at Dowling Hall, on Saturday, November tith, at 10 o'clock A. M.

win ess of importance will be

brought before tho meeting. There should be a full attendance.

-FANCY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS AT YOUR ONE-PRICE CENT STORE.

—HORSE BLANKETS-At Miller & Arleth's, south Fourth street.

-TWELVE (12) NEW STYLES Note Paper and Envelopes came yesterdav to tho Central Bookstore.

-THE CELEBRATED WALKER KIP BOOTS aro sold at precisely the same prino retail dealers pay for them— at the Great Bankrupt Sale, 100 Main street.

FURS, CLOAKS, SHAWLS and FELT SKIRTS all new, at the PRAIRIE CITY. EMPORIUM.

—LAP ROBES—At Miller & Arleth's, south Fourth street.

•THE CENTENNIAL Note Papers and Envelopes at tho Central Bookstore •neat, nobby and nice.

-EXAMINE OUR STOCK AND PRICES, CENT STORE, FOURTH ST.

BUILDERS appreciate tho importance of having fine Front Door Locks, Butts, AThey give tone and elegance to tho entire house. A. G. Austin it Co., Terre Haute, Ind., keep tho boss stock of these goods.

Beware, boware, now is your first, your Imt, and your only chancc to see your illustrious ancsstors—at tho TeaParty. $2.00 WILL NOW BUY A GENUINE Kip Boot at the Groat Bankrupt Sale, 100 Main street.

HORSE BLANKETS—At MIKer & Arleth's, south Fourth street.

—A SPECIALTY is made of Fine Stationery at the Central Bookstore.

WINNESC1IEICK INS. CO.

NOTICE.

All persons interested in tho Winne-1 •cheick insurance sHits are notified

call at tho office of A. Nehf, immediate lv. Tho assessment will bo completed by Monday.

By order of tho committee.

2t A. NKIIF, chairman.

—LAP ROBES—At Miller & Arleth's, south Fourth street.

$1 .oo—f 1.25—$1.50-11.75,

Is tho price of Womens' Calf and Kip I Shoes, at the Great Bankrupt Sale,

Main street.

100

•REMEMBFR that this is our first fall snd second season in business, and that you can come to us and find as low prices on our now goods as you find In "slaughtered" and "big war" notices of old stocks elsewhere, at tho

PRAIIUE CITY EMPORIUM.

—WOOLEN AND FLEECE LINED HOSIERY. BEEHIVE.

-CENT STORE FOR GENTS FUR-j NI8HING GOODS.

NRW GOODS DAILY AT HERZ'S. frum

IIKRZ has more new goods. '""J HERZ don't misrepresent goods. 1IERZ don't run down his opposition. II KHZ gives all a lair show. HERZ sells goods upon their own tneriU. HERZ keeps only good goods. IIERZ will not be beat in prices. HERZ known tie Is not tbe only merchant in Terra Haute. HERZ Is always busy. HERZ works more fbr attached trade than lor fat sales. IIERZ is your man for notion*, Ikncy gooods, real hair sliawla, furs, cloak a, etc,, etc., alt tbe time. 11S MAIN STREET,

IWween 4th and Sib, tor. alley.

S ATTRAtrnONS

AT WRIGHT A KAUFMAN'S. I'RESSED CHICKENS, CATAWBA GRAPES,

APPLES,

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pJgpfliS

MINCE MEAT.

BUTTER.

CKLERin,

CRANBERRIES,

OYSTERS,

APPLES.

EARING RESTORED.—A great Invention by one who was d«af tor 30 years. Sand stamp for particular* to JNO. GARMORE, Lock-bo* Mal son, Ind.

SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO THE LADIES.

You want anything If yon have any-1 We have fitted np In connection with thing you want to get rid of, in the way

our

of second-hand goods, go to W. P. WIL- partment for the purpose of carrying on SON, 8econd-Hand dealer, north Fourth street, No. 20.

drees making establishment, a de-

millinery in all of its branches, and have engaged Mrs. Murphy, ono of the most experienced milliners in the conn try, to superintend this department. Having been connected for several years with some of the most fashiouable millinery stores in the larger cities, she thoroughly understands how to cater to the wants of the most (kstldious, and wo assure our friends and customers who will favor us with a call, at our Temple of Fashion, that they will be pleased with prices and the taste displayed. ns. SCANLQ:*, 31138 KINTZ. Temple of Fashion, 100 Main St., north side, 1 2d door west of Fourth St.

required.

(ffice

Terre Haute, Ind.

ini.T.

Main street, a few enth.

Second Floor.

MONEY TO LOAN.

I have money to loan on mortgage security on long time. No life insurance

P. Mlschler's Star Meat Market, or.

TO THE PUBLIC.

Wabash Flouring Mills," corner of Main and Water streets, Terre Hauto, Having recently purchased the above] named Mills,vfc desire to inform the citizens of Torre Hauto and vineinity that we are prepared to furnish tho trade with the very best brands of family flour. Ourj Standard brand will bo "Pride of the Wabash," and every barrel so branded will bo warranted. Would respectfully solicit a liberal share of tho patronage of tho trade. All rders for flour and feed will receive our prompt attention.

We are also prepared to buy large amounts of wheat, and will p«y the very highest market price in cash. Those having choice milling wheat for

sale

wil? tin^ it greatly

cornet Fourth and Main streets,

doors west of Sev

-KNIT AND FLANNEL SACQUES. BEE HIVE.

FUItS CLEANED AND REPAIRED. Old Furs retrimmed, cleaned and made over in fashionable shape. Leave orders at Sykes' hat store, or at J. C. Yates', 615 Eaglo street. White furs cleaned equal to now. S 10-4t.

-CHILDREN'S VELVET KID FOX Lace or Button Shoes, cheap at ?1.2o, at REIBOLD'S, corner Third and Main.

LADIES VELVET KID Fox Side or Front Lace, a Bargain at £2.50, at the REB FRONT, corner Third and Main.

—YOUTH'S BOOTS, Children's Shoes, Boys' Boots, Men's Boots, Women's Shoes, Misses' Shoes, Babies' Shoes, and in fact Boots and Shoes to fit every man, woman and child that wants them. Our pricos aro low, our stock is good, and our determination is to please. Come and see that Ave mean what we say.

Yours Truly, D. REI 150LI),

Cor. Third and Main streets.

-THE new shirt factory of Mrs. M. L. Cloak, on north Fourth street, in Bid's block, should be patroni7.ed by our citizens, since a good deal of work is thereby thrown into the hands of unemploy-1 ed females here in tho city. Goods are made very cheap.

CIDER VINEGAR.

A gonuino articlo for preserving purposes, for sale by J. It. CHAMUKKS.

KIDDER

rpHE MOST

Seasonable Goods!

Genuine Turkish, Russian and Cash Bathing Towels, Prlnee of Wales and Sandringhim Bath Glove*, also friction Glove* and Brushes for dry use. Fragrant Magnolia and Florida Waters for the toilet and baths, and Colognes of the beat Imported brands, and their own unexcelled "Ililang Ihlang' 1 and "Hedyosmla." The KngllsTi "Plate

Cloths" for cleaning ehlna and removing tarnish from silver plate, gilt ornaments, «tc., etc.

BUNTIN & ARMSTRONG, Drngrrlata, Cor. 6th a»d Mnla at reels.

ITY TREASURER'S 8ALE-

FORHTRKET IM PHOVKM KNTH.—By virtue of a precept lassuecl by anler of the Common Council of the City of Terre Haute, Vigo County, Ind., In favor of Voorhees 4 Cox, Contractors, and against Edward Brunow, for an ameasment made upon realty hereinafter described, for work done by said contractors In improving an alley between Hecond (2nd) and Third (3rd) stre to Willow Streets, In

Mofmtt

(fl7) in aald city. W of October, l»*

Wl'-f s« my hand t-

streets,

said city,

b\ grading sad paving tbe same with cinders, which precept Is to me directed by the Mavor of said city and duly attftfed by the Clerk of aald elty under the corporate aeal thereof. I, John Paddock, Treasurer of said city on

Monday, Xovembt IStb, I*73, At the door of the City Court Room of mid city,between the bourn of 9 o'clock.*, M„ and o'clock, »•. M..»f aald dar. will offer for sale at public suction the foltoa lngdescritted realty, or so much thereof as may beiweessary to pay such aaacsament, 1th costs and charges, to-wlt: IxH number Thirtyfour (Ml In (Irovers' Mobdi vision of lot nnml»f One, (It In Out lot number Hlxty-aevtn,

ritnoam hand and snl this JOHN PAHDOCK

I0r Ult IRXl

Tin rc' art- also three fine Brunswick billiard Tables, for ladles or gentlemen to piny upon. And In accordance with the times, the price of wine per bottle will bo In future 81.00, 75 aud50 cents. For one or one thousand gallons, $1.25, 81.50, $1.75, 82.00 and $l\.V) per gallon. All wines guaranteed to l« purp. Anv chemist ean anylize (hem. Call and try'them. P. II. MONNIXOEU.

JpiEPENBRING'rf

L&diss' asd Gesis' Sisiag Rooms,

Rest nil runt mid C'onfect donory. All the Delicacies of the Season—Ko. ITS Main Ht~, between (th and 7ih.

1 day

City Treasurer of Terre Haute.

(SEAL)

ITY TREASURER'S BALE— FORHTRKET IMPROVEMENTS.—By virtue of precept Issued by ortler nf th.CODIDHWa*MINEIL of the1tyof TVIT«' Hanu. Vlso Ocwnty. Indians, In favor nt Voortieea I A Owx. contractwra, snd s«ainat Carrie and I Anton Khide, for an aaanwraent male upon 1 Realty herelnaiter described, ft* woi* don. by aald contractors .tn ImprosiBg Mala •tree! In said city, between Tenth ftOth) and mxteMth ilSth atrart*, by curbing the sklewalks heM Mil thereof. I, Jaba Paddock, Trrasorer 1 aald my. «u ••May, *»vew»Wr lsifc, !*?», At tbe deor of the City Court Room ol aald etty. tbe hours of 9 o'doelr. 4. vn anil4 o'eiocSt, p. x^of aald day, slftr

-1 day

of Or '«r, IWSu k. City Tr»riM.tt-rot twe tiaarte.

MUST HAVE BOOM.

We begin at once

A Peremptory Sale

Of our General fetock of

DRY GOODS

Notions, Fancy Articles, Hosiery, Gloves,

TJ2srnDEiiwE^i^7,,

For the next two weeks, preparatory to receiving our third purchase, wliifch will include a LARGE STOCK of

WINTER GOODS

c. E. HOSFORD. -Now being purchased by Mr. liyce in the eastern markets.

I Bear in mind this is no tiction, as tho present stock must be out, of'the way to make room for the new.

vJmaki"K Larto Sales as an off

wmterh.tl«wSv.fftSS set, and ALLTHJCES WILL liE LOW, and in favor of beof, veal, pork, mutton and lamb, is P. fo,lvors for fl10

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WiV»te

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YOUR TRIMMINGS AND GOODS, VISIT THE CENT

•FOR

FANCY STORE.

BOILED CIDER

For Minco Pies, at WlIITK «fc MEWUINNKY'S.

-MERINO, FLANNEL ANI) MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. BEE HIVE.

LAP ROBES—At Miller & Arleth's, south Fourth street.

ANOTHER BIG TUMBLE IN TEAS. Hyson, worth $1.00, for 75c. Imperial, worth 91.40, for $1.00.

Black, wortli $1.00, for 65c. Japanese, worth $1.30, for fl.00. Eng. Breakfast, worth $1.30, for $1.00, Gunpowder, worth $1.50, lor $1.00.

J.R.CIIAMBERS, Near tho PostoHiee.

DIED.

UARIDAN—Mrs. Mary Ann fiaridan. at a quarter of 10 o'clock, at her residence, of general debility.

Funeral will take place from the residence at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon.

jyj^ONNINGER'S TIVOLI,

North Seventh iKtrwf, 'r er*o-IIi»tite, Is now prepared to furnish respectable purtip*, societies, clubs, and wedding parties who wish to give Halls or Concerts with hall and lights, free of charge.

Hunper, Wines, and eatabli* can le furnished on these occjutlous, or at any oilier time. If desired.

their ad van-1 771 Dlinvwinnftnliftnl DMnnnvn+invin

—j'-*-'tage to see us before selling elsewhere, Jb me rliariiiaceutical iTeparatioiis, Liefifaot

as eholee wheat command a premium at t\a tho "Wabash Mills." Very respectfully,

DONMKYKI:

No.

W. S. RYCE & CO S.

out

-TO A-

TREMENDOUS CROWD OF CUSTOMERS! People Shunning High Priccd Stores!

GOOD Prints, 4 oenta. BETTER PRINTS, 6 cents. ELEGANT STfX'K Fast Colored PRINTS, 6 cenU. ENTIRE HTfK'K BEST PRINTS ONLY 7 cents. ALL CXKTHECO PRINTS FOR 7 cents. ALL SPRAUl'E PRINTS FOR 7 cents.

ALL MERRIMACK PRINTS FOR 7 cent*. .. ALL 12Kc PRINTS FOR 7 oenta. It is doubtful if wo can sell low sll the Fall. This Is a big lot we bought at a sacrifice. We are a.so selling a big lot of

Yard wide Prints for 12^e

that are sold all over the country for 20c.'

NO MORE WAR PRICES

BIG LOT DRESS GOODS, 12Kc, 15c and 20c.

BIG l/YT OF WATERPROOF CLOTHS 75c and upwards.

BIG lyOT sll Wool Flannels 22c snd upward. BIO I/T Muslins way under price. BIG LOT of Ginghama to and 10c and upwards* GOLD MIXED Waterproof only 90 cents. HEAVY FARMERS JEANS :»c worth 50c.

BIG LOT Cottage Carpets, 23c, 80c and Mc. 4 BIG IXJT IngraTu Osrpeta, 60c, ODcand 49c. A

fbTask!. at paUile aacttfn. Uw f»,»«rinit only sell for easht and that be believe It to bejost as modi to your Interest as ours described fealty, or so mo be iwuissuy to pay sueb aaseMttneat. costs snd eharw*. to-wit: nnmber thirteen, ttl) tsa John L. Hua*fts.T a% BoledirWon, in aald «/.

WW Kn.«win* 1 wuij rvf thereof as may to bay freely

si this offering.

we are

"I'm an old settlor, 1 am, 'an I jist tell you that there nover was any man in this town sence I've no wed it, that kep' the nice stock of groceries that Rippetoo keeps.

Why, drat me, it I aint a'most afraid to go by there sometimes when money's se«rcc, them things a-layin' in tho doors an' on the sidewalk do look so temptiu'. If I over do steal anything,! know it'll be somcthlu'

itippetoe's White House."

MMENSE STOCK

-OF-

WINTER CLOTHING

AT SUCH

LOW PRICES

jro

Distance nil Competition?

FRANK & HOTHCHIID'S,

THE GREAT

CLOTHING HOUSE

OF THE WEST,

Cor. Fourth and Main Strcotfi.

EAGLE DRUG STORE.

Toilet Articles, Pure Drugs,

Standard Patent Medicines, Havana Cigars,

PKES(RIPTI«X» A((I «ATELY COJIPOUtfBED at all IIOUM by a competent Drugglwt.

SOUTH FOURTH STRKKT. J. E. WHITTAKER.

Openingr Battle

FOB THE FALL I TREMENDOUS SALE OF PRINTS

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Jnst bought, at a big sacrifice, an invoice lot of Canton flannels, Ticks, Blsi eta. Shawls, Casalmeres and Black Alpacas. They will be sold al a small advas above cost.

CARPETS! CARPETS!

BIG LOT Oil Cloths all widths. We wish we eould give a quotation for every article we hare in oor Store, bat of course there Is no room for that. In concltwioo, wo have only toudd that ws

FOSTER BROTHERS, New York City Store,

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114 Mala Street, Terre Iffcnte, lnd(saa

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