Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 6, Number 40, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 April 1876 — Page 5

THE MAIB

PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

THE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL, la on •ale each Hatarday afternoon by A. H. Dooiay..™ 8.

R. Baker 4 0o~ Tr^v^l^nmZ' M. r. Craft* Opp. Poat Offloe. W. W. Bv«n» -Beach Block. Kerd FekUer .Cor. 4th and hsJnyrtie Rt. Ely A Conner v-p?rft i!** V. 1». Oole MantoalMUs, M. H. Dix_ JSulUvan Intl. Ren. Allen CHutou, Ind. J. B. Dowd —Ktx-kvllle, Jud. P. L. Whoelar— Braeil, lnd.

Docker Mattooti, III*. J.' K.' Langdoti.?.! —•—OroencaaUe, lnd. 0. W. Greeo«.... ^...Waveliuid, Iua* Df-ll KnlKht*vllle, lnd. F.MHoUingHWorth

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Charles Taylor..... E. B. Plonell Kanw^ IH". Harry Davla. .-..Chartealon, lUs. ram Mek lighter. ..Annapolln, 111*. 1. E.Hink*. Petrysville, lnd. (.wariev Danville, l*yl. J. W. &>.ver Vermillion, 111*. Charky McCutcheon.... ....OaUtowt lnd. Wade Hanipton_„..^..„.-....~.H»rtford, Ind. Clia».P. Klppetoe. ........—jBandford, lud. Ham'l Derrlcki»on„ Ku*» nc, Ind. ot \h M. Ode 11 N i'W i^.rt, Int. Robt. WatklnM MonU-nmui, Ind. T. C. Lloyd- _.8l3pH«iriif, Ind Martin Ruby M. rom, lnd \nt Jnhn.„ i—i

Win. J. Dur»*l.... KlunrTaltx»t Albert Wheat....... TLIO*. Bnrbrt i'hrlst Miller Jr.,.. Pontius lnhler ...... J,. VoJk« ni...._ JDIIU A. Clark

.„...ProirteUHi, lnd. Brldxetoi, lnd. Howling (iiveu, Ind.

RosjevilUs Ind.

Pariiiwubur*, lnd. Wewtlleld, UU. „Mnrtli»«vlUe, III*. „„..LVmi!sou, Ills. .....LivlngHton, Ills.

7iairy VVcwtfall......T.. Tnwola, 111*. I,'lyiwes H. Franklin, A*l»more, lite. I )nn1 Brashean»,Jr., Ca**y, IUtv. Will IVArmond Aroola, 1

Kdwln Owfu New Gtwhen, Ind. John Hcndrlx Bell more, lnd. WallaoiBaudusky N«*r Lrtmnoii, lnd. II. T. Woollen 3Iftl»»lty Point, 111*. Richard Cochran CetUervllle, lnd. Ilarvey Htubb* Chrlsiuan, llN.

OKA, T11E IX)ST WIFE! Commenced in Next Week's M«iJ.s

Mk. EDITOR—Yoti may talk about hard times, but I can't see it, for I can a Woman's Pel*. Side Iacc Shoo for $1.75 ot tbo rcat lUjnkrupt Salo of Hoots and Khoon, 100 Main street, that uacd to cost mo 82.75, and I can't sco any hard times about this.

WHO IS IT that ncodB Plate Glass for roHiodeling store fronts? A. G. Austin

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(,'o. are prepared to give estimates In this lino. Possibly tbey might save you 2T» or 50 per eent. Certainly it *von!d cost you nothing to test their ability.

—Those 25c Slippers tbey aro sclliug at tbo Great Bankrupt Salo of Boots and Shoes, 100 Main street, are just the thing for house wear. Don't fail to get a pair before thoy are all gone.

"OUR BAZA JR."

This popula resort for the ladies, No. 320 Main street, in the Howe Machine oillce, is now under the sole management of Mrs. Vandyke, formerly of the Bankrupt Millinery Store, who is now showing a very full liao of new Millinery goods at astonishingly low prices. Dresses cut and made to order in the latest styles.

—ASK YOUR GROCER for Frail* Ilt inig iC: liro's Cracker*. Thoy arebett?r than an}' that come into this Market. Try them.

MLIJXERV.

ATTENTION, LAfitlKSS

Miss M. A. ftARiifroN hife a magnificent stock of MlHhiery i*ml is only waiting favomhte werftber to make a grand o|xming of the same. It will probably ocenr one fey next week, when will bo xhown t«*rte niognlrtcont styles. For the roTiverrioneo of her many customers ia fbo wostern pa?t of the city she has opened a

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on Fourth street in the American Sew ing MacWne worn, where is displayed an elegant Itnoof Millinery goods, ribbons, flowers, laces, feathers, etc.

SOKVA ~SCHOOI. ENTERTA TXMEST.

WW Ghm bv the Literary Sotietic* q/ the format School.

The distinguished elocutionist. A. P. Si: KBAKK,will

appear before the uitorary

Societies of tbo Normal School, on Friday evening, April 7, in the auditorium of the Normal building. I lis programme is eaUmlAted to suit all clasnOB of hearer*. You can not aiTord to miss this entertainmenU Admission, JiQ cents. Tickets on sale at all the Ifook stores and at the door.

TIIK HEASOS U7I1

When in the course of human events It beoomes necessary fbr a frity to look after horown interest, (whlchJLs usually the oas») she wants to protect home manufactories, llierefors, belt Hanoi rod, That all wholesale anrt retail dealers in Groceries and ConfecUoneriMj shall buy their Crackers and Candies at Frank lfeinig A Brothel's Union Stosm Bakery.

In dolns so they do Justice I. To tluircustou^»lH?c|tiM»cl»^yget yie leat, .,.t- .., tell. To themselves, beeaose tbey got the cheapest.

III. To the city, bocftvm they eirootii^age home Industry. IV. To frank anil Charles IJeintg, because they opened a tmn^h'of manufactories that saves thousand of dollars for the rity.

who would 'Vf/* SIC AT TltMR MATES To make room I will cio«e out a lot of Rosewood Melodoms of 5 and 6 octaves in portable and grand esses of flrrt^lais make* and in the boat repair at leas than half their oast—will also glf® from into 12 monthly payments on purchase*. These excellent bargains can be had at Kissner's Palace of Music, sooth side of the public square, Torre Haute.

—Those Lotta M. P*li*h are the cheapest shoes in the State at ft.73. They aro jost as good as yon p«y IS.7S for at other stores. The only place to get them is at the Great Uankruf* Sal®, 140 Main street.

WE NOW DISPLAY A FINE LINK OP FANCY WALNUT AND ROSEWOOD ORNAMENTS. COMB CASKS, MATCH SAFES, WALL FOOKJ2TO, SHELF BRACKETS AND RACKS. PRICES RANGING FROM 25 CENTS UPWARDS. THESE GOOD ARE NOT ALWAYS TO BE HAD IN OUR CITY AT OUR LOW PRICES. POPULAR CENT 8T0RBL

500 BOXES TINTED SHADES BEST QUALITY PAPER, ENVELOPES, and COLUATE8 CASHMERE SOAP, COMBIXKD, FOR 85 eU. PER BOX, ACTUAL PRICE 75 eta. EVERYWHERE popi

THERE'S MILL TOSS fX 1T! To the Public uko Intend IVavtiiuff

Abruatli oi\tp the, Catfenuial OjijJ Season 1

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WHAT'S THE USE

PAYING SO MUCH FOR A STOVE, WHEN YOU CAN 1)0 BETTER AT BALL'S.

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CHEAP.

.1TTKXTION LADIES ^eaM) call.at our Bazar, the popular Cent Store, and examine the new and delightful perfumed Face and Glove Powder combined. It is pronounced by every lady wbo has used it to bo the the finest and best ever offered for sale in this city, as it oomprises six of the msst popular perfumes iu the market. The papers of Cincinnati and St. I/)uis speak in highest terms of it. It is sold at only .15 ceuts a box. .TJLic solo^agwjy In this city is at* the Cent Store, on Fourth street.

WBKinT&KAUFMAX

Have received a variety of good thing*, among which wo enumerate EGGS, !*f

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f/ onk APPLES,' I- PRUNES. N

LEMONS, -ORANGES.

hffrn. As PARSNIi'S, ft. HORSERADISH, Csll and see tbeif display.

TEMPLE OF FASHION. The ladies of Terro Haute and vfclnity are Invited to go to A. P. Conant's Temple of Fiwhkm, No. lo south 4th street, next door to Cent Store, fbr their Millinery Goods and Dress Making. \n this stock Is entirely new and of the latest style. No pains will be spared to please their customers in quality, style or price- Also bridal,.wimtl^ w& v^ils ^0, rent. tr-

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I am bappyto lnforiiTyou that I have in stock, manufactured by us, the largest, cheapest and best assortment of Trunks and Traveling Companions ever before seen In this city. Good Traveling Trunks ranging from $1.50 to $8.00 Saratoga Trunk* for Indies or Gents, from $5.00 to 120.00—the b»sst make only $30.00—in varieties of leather, zinc, duck carpet or composition covers. IH Indies and Gents' Traveling Companions, a large selection in colors, and prices ranging from 75 cts. upward. Tourist and Shawl Straps, from 25 cts. to $2.00, at V. G. DICKOUT'S FACTORY, 19C» Main, near Soventh street, Terro Haute, Ind.

IN". B.—The necessary arrnngenii-ntft have been made with nil Railroads, so tluit Trunks made by lis und bou:litof us, will IK"transferred

FTN?Eofcharge,

O-h I if ever I git my bands on the good-for-nuthin' wretch, I'll learn him bow to sass an old woman as is old enough to 1^ bis grandnrnther I Ye I jist kind o' acoinentsliy drapped In to Ofw»«' them r«tpr Funk croeery stores, as I call '«)», seoin' a neighbor woman as I knowed la there trsdin', an' she \rss bnyln'ojpgs, an' lis was a cbargin' her seven* teon e^nts and a half a

down hr Vm, an' tip an' :ole him right afore his faro that 1M

providing not

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Coffee, 23 cents per pound. H* Sorgham, tK) cents per gallon. Syrup, 70 ecnts per gallon. Imperial Tea, 50anil05 cts. per pound. Black Tea, 50 and 05 cents per pound. Gunpowder Tea, fl.00 per pound. l'runes, 10 cents per pound. And all other goods in my lino lower than ever before for cash only.

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J.R. CHAMBERS, ..v Ne irthe PostofTlce.'"

Wjr.iTS THE USE

GOING ALL AROUND TOWN WHEN YOU CAN BUY THE BEST AND CHEAPEST RANGES, STOVES, AND THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ALL KINDS OF HOUSE FURNISHIXG aOQJDS AT BALL'S STOVE STORE.

—10,000 apple treos, home grown, at Fruit Ridge Nursery? 2, 3, 4 alid 5 years old, to suit purchaser, nt 10 alid 15 eents each, and less price by the hundred.

LOCATION

Three miles southeast of

Term llantc, mw mile south of Bloomington road. JV F. Soule, proprietor.

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in too mnch an* that Rippetoe was a sclJtn* n* as good as ever wan laid at twelve an' a hairtwnts a do*en. Then be up an* ordered me out o' the steam an' called me an old sisdilrr an' a fool an' I don't know what all dfsgracsftii names, tmt Ho took Breclotts good cajre noi to come outside where I could git bold of 'im. O-b If ever 1 do—but never mind I

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MARSHAL'S SOTJVK

Owners of boe* ar# hereby notifieel to keep them np. "Otherwise they will be Impounded, advertised and sold according to city ordinanoe.

FRaomaoK tamiw. MarshaL

CHOICE MEATS. plaos for something nice

Ths plaos for takr and tender ii W. voaL pork, rea P. MhWuorti Star

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tender in the war of mutton and lamb, is P. Meat Market, on

Main street, a few doors west of Seventh.

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.^' A jjj* To CITY TAX-TAVI:X.

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL1

Ball.

Masquerade

A Grand Masquerade Ball will be en under the auspices oi Toute's baoo,.. the new iitr Hall on April 7tb. The

troeeeda will be used for purchasing unifor the members of the band. No effort will be spared to make the ball one of the most successful of the season. Toute's band has a reputation for this kind of thing which they will suatain. Tickets, $1,00. Can be had of any member of the band, or at Grosjean & McKennan's cigar store.

Gas CoMuncrs.

The prioe of gas from this date will be $3.50 per 1,000 feet. Subject to discount of fifty cents per 1,000 feet to consumers, not delinquent, if paid within days from date of bill. March 31, '7fl. M. W. Wiixutfy

Sec'y. T. II. Gaa Light VP-

Oor Preparation for ..i^Sring Trade

The indications for a lively Spring trade in this "The Centennial Year," is now evident. Impressed with this idea we have thoroughly refitted our store, aiming to make it the handsomest business house in the city. *,*

Our buyer is now the Eastern market, and is sending in shipments of the most stylish and modern goods to be obtained, and we shall be prepared to make each department a specialty. Never in commercial history have Dry Goods been placed before the consumer at as low prices as are now prevail-

WILSON BROS.

The 17th rlay of April, 1S76 is the last day for paying your city taxes for 1875, and it fhould be borne in mind that the whole amouthit chargcd in the duplicate must be paid on or before that day, for a penalty of 10 per cent, will be added to all taxes remaining unpaid after that date. The legislature at the last regular session changed tiie time for paying from the third Monday of March to the third Monday of April and there can be no extension berond that time. A great many people have gotten the idea that the penalty is'simply at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum, and that after it is once addM the taxes need net be paid for a year. This is a serious mistake. The per cent, is a penally, added for non-pay-ment, and the Treasurer is required by law to proceed to collect all delinquents immediately after the Clerk has added the penalty and returned the deiinqnest list to him, which at the farthest will not be later than the 1st of June next, when the tax of each and every delinquent will be placed in the handd of a fpecial constable (or collector) for collection. It will be »een then, that instead of psying 10 per cent, per annum, you really pay from 40 to GO per cent., and that it wonld be much cheaper to borrow tnonev at a big per cent, per annum with which to pay your taxes than to let them run delinquent. Those who have real estate will confer a favor by calling at the offics between now and the 1st ol April to nee if the property i# correctly listed, no that receiptscaa be made out.

Office first door »Mt of Shannon's bank, north side of Ohio street between Third and Fourth.

Office hours from 7 o'clock

o'clock p. m., and longer If flccwsSr#. KetnemW that all cxn hot be waited on in one day.

RwpectfuHy, JoftK PAIMXJCK, Treasurer.

I'Asrnv. 1 I j" VWllO}!E-MAJK CAN1UES

Is II N II F,n" MtxtnrcM, put np In VAillp «l F»ncy lioxes, suitable tor frh*nK A fpoclnlty.

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P. O. txbby, Twr^Hanto, lnd.

October Election.

A tUtmutoememt Ve— 7Vo Jh^tar*. TihtAsntKM. Tlif- MA11I« 1* rtfitioimce fHe lunif 'aCTi rt. ifrrrMAW im» a caudlda^" Wr TmU^irer of Vls.i roonty, Mihjcct 1«J ttte ilffWoh of U«

Kon»ls«ti«(|-t-Hwi*«nilott. it roa SH8Ui»r.

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The Mafl 1* amhorUSwi to smwronw the name ttta««*IH/A M. tTl.t.n« rNndlitnte for HlicrUi of Viso cun« subjet^ I the deeUion of Ute Uepubllcan Cosnt^ Contention

We an nathortSsd to mmmitiw tbat AHA M. BLACK will be* essdirtais far the olQee of (Vranty CH-fk, ratyect to tbe decUloa of Ute DetMoetnUe Con rentlun.

WK*anauthorised to annmineo tbe ttsnte of JOHN K. Ut^ftKAN wi a caadtdatr for Cleikof MM VI|U Cireolt CUIUT, «ubjtcl to the (teet*toii of the Demoeratte swiiQ' eon* vuntkHi. roR rturnnrvmn Arroimi

Hie Mali (H aothsitsed to announce tbe name of JOHN K. I jAMBssaesndidNts f«r the ofllee at Prc«MiUa« AMorne* «f Ute lllli ndlnial Vlrva it, eompoMd of tbe countiw of Vlso and ulllran, subject to the decision of tbe Bf iBocratie dinrict uomlnstlniroonrenuon.

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CORN DRILLS

PUNTERS.

MACHINES.

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Tlic public arc requested to visit us and examine our stock before purchasing as we propose extraordinary inducements this Spring to close buyers.

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This Space is Reserved

FOR THE

NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE!

^Horney, Richmond. Grand De t, tour, Molinc and others, &S0 purchased for Spring Trade.

NUITfl Jb TOUKIiEl. Mnfn Htreft, Near Second.

Walking and Riding, Largest 8tock in the City. SMITn A TOWXLFV,

Slain street, Nnr Sccoiul.

Sole Agents fbr IKoonicr it ampbell Drill. Factory price to tlic Trculo.

N.TIITH A TOH'KLKli. Main Street. Near second.

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Corn Planters,

PRICES VERY LOW. MMITH A TOWXLEY. Main Street, Near second.

Champion Reapers, liberal to responsible parties.

,,. j, S WITH 4t TOWXLEV, Main Street, Near Second.'

I^irgmt Ntock of Fine MOTPN in (he State. Monitor. Fashion, Charter, Home, and othern.

SMITH TOWNLElf. Mnln 8trogt, »ar ifr-oood. Prices reduced to the Tfttdc.-

Vml 8end for Price List. SHITH A TOWM.K1. Main Street, NearH»cond.

.} Tin I'lafe. Copper, Sheet Iron, 11 Wire,Jtine,Wfce. ,.w ,j»" r•. !»•».^JobbingTrade Solicited*• tA I 'NIUITH A TOUMI V.

Main Street. Hear Sreond.

his new store, 634 Main street between Gtli and 7th street, north side., If you want to sec a jiee store and new goods, drop in.

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Tho (Jueeiisware Han, is now at

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DRESS GQODSk

The "Big Grab

For JBuyc|» while they last

50 pieces Grey & Black

Silk Stripes!

25 cents per yard and cheap at 50 cents. 'This is one Of the greatest bargains of the v. Season^ Don't fail to secure a dro?s pattern. \,

LADIESt,

Ready Made

STJXTS

A Full Stock now open in Spring Styles.

Headquarters for% Ready-Made Suits

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Suits Made to Order

Brighton Suits, ^8,00 Plain Worst'd Stuff, do. 10,00 Repp do do do. 1^.50 Houbaix Poplin do. 15.00 COMBINATION,

PLAIN. 4 AKI

Embroidered Cashmere

JACKETS

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WRAPS

JU8T RECEIVED.

For a Spring kind, don't fail to here.

Weliave iiiaae ftvraiigcmentswith Mr. John W. Hunlcy, formerly one of the firiu of Wilson Bros., & Hunley, who will be glad to see all of his old mends and acquaintances and ^'divide the loaf" between them and the house,

Msln KUnwi-, Near S. 'luuil.

SMITH & T0WNLEY,

A Great DlscoT«rj!

Hy u» am nf whleh envy tmtljf uuy flvf U#|r UMO that brilliant poUnn (m«uIM!

lo rtofl Uundry work. fttvlDt Umo and labor in ironing, More than WdfmnH. AwlivUobbW.

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SUITS,

made from Cashmere

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and Plain Cashmere Beige, from $12.50 to $18.00. V! BLACK ALPACA SUITS, from $10.00 to $2o.00. The material will cost as much as I we ofler the Suit readv-made for.

500 Spring Styles

PiTT A-W-T.P3 Prom $i(X) to $25.00 which. cannot fail to please.

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TliRRK HAUTE, IND.

DOBBINS' STARCH POLISH!

HOWDASHIWE)

BRO.*«X)MN. FvurUH»., TMLA.

For flik In Tww il*ttu by HUIJIAX A COX, 4 .. WHOI^SALK G1WCEJW,

Cocu«r Mnln aad Plflh Ktrrof*.

PuWi« Sale.

Tb« umlenlgiwd will Mil at niibllo miction, at ber n?skl««icet near old Tteirt Hauto, In 1Ion«y Creek townnh»p,on

Natnrday, AprilS 1870, Tbo following fxxli, to-wft: Kamm, Onwu. FARMING IM^AUHinlM, Wagonx, llartiiw*, Corn and •uxif arl^ (AM too itdibw to mention, lymuo MI#

HheraU Hale

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