Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 6, Number 42, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 April 1876 — Page 5

THE MAIL

1~A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

Personal.

Artbnr Deming returned Tuesday from an extended trip south. Thomas E. Roberta, of the Vandalla returned Thursday from a trip to Texas.

W. B. Wharton is the latest local re era it in the grand army of notaries pub lie.

Bam McDonald is the proprietor of very respectable zoological garden, on south Sixth street.

Dashing Charlie, the Scout of the Plains," (what a lovely title that is) will be at the Opera House to-night.

C'apt. A. JiogarUns, the great American shootist, will give an exhibition of hi» wonderful expertness with a rifle at the Fair (iroauds on Thursday, the 20th infjt.

F. Roderus, late Democratic o*ndi date for County Treasurer, and Jacob May have bonght the saloon under the Mayor's office. It was formerly the property of Patrick Tully.

P. fctaub, of Greenville, IIlfnoTs,bas purchased J. It. Whitaker's residence on south Fourth street. Mr. Staub has been for several years in the livery business at (ircenville, but will hereafter make is it is

John Kiley, who for a number of years has been watohinan at the Vandalia railroad where It is crossed by Fourth and Lafayette streets, died Thursday. He was a very steady and reliable man and is BtiiJ to have Mved many lives while v:atchii»an.

The Kxprcea says that Conductor Thomas ('liflford, cf the Illinois Midland was on Thursday, at a station a short distance west of Decatur, requested to take charge of a little four year old girl and bring her to her mother in this city. Ho took chargo of her as desired, but arriving here, found no one to givo her to. He took the child home with him.

Mr. .1. T. Walmsley, at present residing in Philadelphia, but formerly a member of the firm of 'ory «fc Walmsley, of this city, has been engnged by a number of foreign exhibitors to take chargo of their goods during the Centennial. He writes that he has at present six engagements of this kind the consignment from one bouse amounting in value to 10,(WO. The goods consigned to him are surveyors'# and other optical instruments, llis health has steadily hnprovod ever since heleftTerre Hnute, and he is satisfied that the chango of climate was highly bencllcial. He will uot return here to live, but may make a short visit within a week or two.

Express: There are in this city some studies in crayon, oxecutod by Mr. Meets Donnelley, now in Chicago, and taking lwwons from his relative, Mr. James l'\ Gookins. These studies are remarkable productions of the pencil, nnd show that yonng Donnelley profoaBes artistic talent, which ir properly schoolod, may deveiop into great usefulness and eminence. In fact, we have scarcely men prodvetWM wfeiota display so much skill, in one so yonng and In so now a boginuor in art. These specimens can be seen at P. M. Donnelley's drug store on Fourth street, and are well worthy of examination by all lovers of art and artistic genius*-

Notwithstanding the accident fitm which Mr. 8amue»l Stone is suffering, and which still confines him to his rosi\dcnce, his grocery business is not allowed to suffer. Mr J. L. Wood has charge of that and is managing admirably.

It will hold its place ss the leading i'l rat-clans grocery store of the city, and "uaintain Us excel loot reputation for honorable ami fair dealing.

He was a very nice-looking young

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as he sat bare-headed in the church. His features were regular and delicate, his hair was parted with precision, his mustache was lovely, the arrangement of his nerk-tte and tbe out of his clothes xmUln*t havo been excelled yet when rose to come out with tho crowd, and nut on that dijjeot4d-looklng hat. what a fearluI change! It was old, and ont of stylo, and tnade an otherwise noblolooklng youuH mau look unspeakably mean and we tltooght, if the pastor of that charch had done hlawholeduty, he woald have said to that young man, "*o to Ifowe A Stouer*s and get a deoent Hat!"

A. Reifs gas and steam tilting and plumbing establishment on Ohio near Fifth is proving headquarters for work in that line. If you want a neat Job of that kind ca'lon Mr. Keif, he baa# big. stock of elegant gas fixtures thai will pay an inveetigaUou. ,s

The stock of very elegant baby oabs and carriagwi at J. Holmes Jt Oo/a is very large and attractive, even to an old bachelor. The styles (his season are more beautiful than ever, the colors more brilliant and thepri*» mooh lower. By all means buy of lloiaac* A* (kt.

One can but look tTOttnd with •attnishmeot and view tba wonders of the age we live In. Wemeetttmnonevay corner, and turn your eyea wbteh way ^•u will you see something new and beautiful, calculated to make m*a\)ottr* ley through lite more pleaaant and igreeable, se«ns to be thewtfoh word every one, and all e*eoa to ly* oneotycctin view, "has bee® shown n» the spirit of the Baektee* Boot ana

Shoe man, in offering greater batgMna to the public than was ww wftw played to the gasa of man.

The dUwns of the north aide have a choice place to traoe at A. Smiths grocery store, Foarth^and VaodaMa. Ha has a One geoetal stock sf giuuarise, dried fruit, eggs, butter, fiah. lemons, oranges, flour, lard, meatjBM^ TetJ cheap Indeed.

Mrs. William Mack Is viriting friends in Indianapolis.

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Will Alleu has been making his parental a visit. lie returned to Indianapolis yesterday.,

Mrs. S. Wolf, of Indianapolis, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles! L, Braman, on Mulberry street.

The Female Fiddler—Camlllo Urso, the oelebr-Uetl violinist, will llddle for the Y. M. C. A. on May rttb.

The Journal says Patrick Mohan Is favorably spoken of as a candidate for conncilman in the Sixth ward.

Lou Rosenberg, formerly of the Cent Store, has taken a position in Frank A Rothschild's Opera House clothing store.

Max Joseph will occupy tho store room recently occupied by A. L. House, between the Prairie City Emporium and the Howe sewing machine office.

Miss Nay lor, Miss Sterritt and Miss Eaglesfield were delegates from this city to the fifth annual meeting of the Woman's Presbyterian Board of Missions of the Northwest, held this week

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at Indianapolis. .. 'VfcHVfr. I'M Mr. D. Felsenheld, of San Diego, California, who has been in Washington for the past six mouths in railway Interests, is in tbo city, visiting his cousin, and brother-in-law Mr. Fclacnll^U „|hp Marble Pdlaco. 1i

Mr. John D. ("Uu*z") Weaver and Miss Louise C. Sattler were married on Thursday evening at the resiaence of the brides parents ou South Second street, by Elder J. W. Greene. Tlioy left at 1:55 a. ni. for a trip east.

Messrs. J. W. Clifton and "Buzx" Weaver have worked upon Tho Mail ever since tho first number was issued, six years ago. Mr. Weaver was married Thursday, exactly one year after Mr. Clifton was married. They are steady men and good friends and the coincidence in dates may not have been al. together accidental.

J. P. Brennan, tho popular Ohio street merchant tailor lias had a very good run of orders this week, and yet with his large force under his own personal supervision, lie can promptly accommodate all who call next week. Gentlemen remember that he pays low rent, does his own cutting and gives you the benefit of the saving. He has a nobby and stylish line of spring goods ready to makeup.

Max Joseph will move into the store room No. 822 Main street, next week, and will there open out a stock of clothing that will astonish the average Terre Hautean, and will sell at the very lowest living prices. It will be a curiosity to see him away from the corner of Second and Main where be has been so lone, but there is no doubt that the change will be greatly to his advantage. f,

Aapinwall yellow and Porto Rico red bananas, Aanon figs, Florida, Porto Rtco, Mountain, .Milazo, Valencia and MsBsina oranges, very finest lemons in the city, beautiful Michigan apples and Michigan cider, nuts of every description, all just received, fresh and nice, and oflered in original packages or in smaller quantities, at the most reasonable prices. Careml attention given to orders from reliable parties in the country. Call on or address White Mewhinney, Terre Haute.

For all kinds of good Ilarii^l^d to Miller Arleth's, Fourth street, between Main and Ohio,and Second street, bctwaen Main and Ohio—St. John's old stand. One member of the firm will $t jy at each of the stores.

Messrs. Froeb A Fasig, Xo. 64 Main street, are soiling good Plow Collars at 60 cents apiece, and the best kip collars at$£.A0. Chain Harness and other things in proportion.

For the most elegant things in jewelry, the most stylish and graceful things In either solid silver or plated ware, the richest assortment of chains, the best watches, the most reliable clocks, the handsomest stock altooether, go to T. II. Riddle's. Large additions have been made to the stock this week.

Have you examined the dickering Upright pianos atW. H.Paige A Go's, —tho finest and fcandsomc#t instruments made! Tboy are worth looking at wheth(r you want to buy or not. and if you do want to buy, they should claim your attention at ana©, as they are oertain to supersede all the old styles. Moturs. Paige A Co. keep a full line of new muslo and all musical instruments

The customers af the Central Book Store are very much pleased with the change of location tnade by that popular estabtsbment, the new building affording so much better chance for the display of the stock. The room ia airy and light, and one can wander around In It looking at one beauUfbl thing after another for hours without tirtntr. A large amount of new goods haw b«*n received, among which arensauy elegant articles that no book store in the efty has ever before kept. To thoee pernon* who Intend buying new eel* of eroqnet, we wonld mention that the Osntral is supplied with ell styles ranging in price fartn 9UW to fte. We would also remind merchants that ft Is the place to get Blank Books.

ff «nreltteens knew the Hrltoderfti value of the Artesian Well Baths of this city they would certainly ase the waters ncqaenrijt far the euse of ail skin dieesses such as bold hlvsa, erysipelas, letter, ringworm.* kidney and liver compUSnt^, jaundice, rheumatism and to hot far almost If not all the varied diseases that affeol the human family these waters ere wonderftU specific. The cares that have been perftmned by regniarty bathing there are sUangs and almost beyond ballet, MM! ft Ample bath ft la a luxury for exceeding an ordinary feath. There are now eight bath eee«M.belng prepared forjpublie wend theproprietora, kssssa. Sflller and Sklnocr, are worthy of patronage for their «*meet eflbrts to benefit the pnblk.

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W. fl. Gilbert wiU have delicious Ios Cream to-night at his Ios Cream Parten, Ko. North Fourth strest.

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TERKE HAUTE SATURDAY-EVENING- MAIL.

Spring has oome! Don't be alarmed however, Rlppetoe was here before spring was and baa engaged to stay right along. His two grocery stores—both daily—are the pride of Terre Haute. In them, all the young and tender vege tables find a refuge and a resting place. Rosy cheeked radishes mske hot love to modest pie-plants, while the innooent asparagus, the trembling lettuce and the sweet-breathed onion feel a thrill of pleasure at each successive exclamation of "Oh! how nice!" from the crowd that pass slong the st reet. Pompous looking poultry dressed in the most elegant and approved style nod famlllsrly to their round-faced relations, the fair but fragile eggs, while the golden country butter takes up her light guitar and ngs thus of Rlppetoe: "He will chase the strawberry over the plain, the young potato he'll bind with a chain, while the pea and the bean and horseradish sweet, he'll give to the public for tbcm to eat."

Tho Trimming Store is receiving a splendid .«:e of new goods. Dealing so extensively in Ladies Furnishing goods, Mr. Riddle has many advantages over other establishments and his customers profit bv it. In gloves he Is selling the best and finest qualities for lower prices than oan be found elewhere in the city. In honlery he has all qualities and styles. In rancy and embroidered varieties the stock is unequaled. Tho stock is very full and complete In all departments.

G/lAND OPENING AT THE CENT STORK. FANCY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS TO PLEASE EVERYONE-FOURTH STREET, NEAR MAIN.

N) ROOM HERE TO ITEMIZE OUR NEW STOCK OF LADIES NOVELTIES AND FANCY (JOODS, BUT WARRANT YOU WILL DO YOURSELF JUSTICE TO VISIT THE POPULAR CENT STORE. FULL OF NEW GOODS AT BOTTOM ROCK PRICES, FOURTH STREET, NEAR MAIN. HE A DQUARTERS FOR TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.

CANDY.

HOME-MADE CANDIES Fine Mixtures, put up in

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VAkHSf Fancy Boxes, suitable for Presents. A Specialty. 8. R. BAKER & CO P. O. Lobby, Terre-Hante, Ind.

Totbe Republican Voter* of the Wy of Terre Hante. Von are respectfully requested to meet, at the several places mentioned below on Saturday evening Apr.l 13th, at 1)4 o'clock, to nominate candidates for couucilipen for the ensuing city election, ftnd to appoint from each ward a member of the city executive committee to serve for one year,

N, FILBECK, Chairman,

u. FELSENT JAL, Secretary. The etings in the several wards will he held as follows 1st Ward. Turner Hal1. 2n Reese's Carpenter Shop.

3d Gordon's CooperShor. '^-'4'*.. 4th" Northern Engine House. 5th Union Depot.

6th E. & C. Car House.

To the Republican Voters of Vigo County. You are respectfully requested to meet at your respective voting places on May 13, IS,6, for the purfose of electing delegates to attend the ounty convention, to be held at the court house. May 20tlt, at ten o'clock, a. m., to nominate candidates for the different county offices. Also de'cgatesto tha congressional convention

Respectful y, & jX v" JAMS8HOOK,

D. C. GRJIKKB, Chairman., Secretary,

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We arc nnlhortacd to annourtee tiie name of UUO DUKN WiO ns a candidate for the office of County Tmusurer, sutijcct to the deoiMon of the ltepubiicau county convention.

The Mail Is autlioiiwd to announce the ninif of CH AKMW w. ROTTMAN as a candidate for TrMwarer of Vigo county, subject to the di 0M00 of the Republican Nomitioting Convention.

KOK 8UKKIKF.

The Mail is authorised to announce the name of M. HULL a* a candidate for Sheriff of Vigo county, Kubject to the decihion of the Republican County Convention.

FORCLKHK.

We are authorized to announce The name of L. U1RUNER aa a candidate for the nomination to the office of County Clerk, subject to the decision of the lU-publican nominating convention.

We are authorized to announce the name of STANLEY ROBBINS aa a candidate for tho office of Connty Clerk, auWeoi to the decision of the Republican County Convention.

HAVENS & FABI8,

Independent Inrarance Agencj, Main street, opposite Uulrnan & Cox. Firs Association, aaseta...... .$ W Roj'nl Canadian, Montreal...^. l,«X),0t» Western, Toronto,.....-— American, Philadelphia 0Irani, Pnlla«ielphiH....„.~ Amazon,dncinnatl We«ich«rter,N.'W York KaJrfleld,

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We shall display New Goods each day during the week, just purchased by Mr. Ryce. who is now in Mew York, taking advantage *f the great break in prioes of Dry floods, whica hss taken place within the last ten day*. Persons antici pating making their spring purchases, will save money to examine these goods at they arrive. We guarantee to save them at least sr per cent on their purchsaes.

W. ft. BYCE&CO.

BftWIJVXING TO AKUIVR.

A beauiKul line of summer .Silks recciied today by exprets, at priccN away below any yet named for same quality of goods ia this market. Also a full line of Black Groe Grain (Silks at correspondingly low prices. Don't fail to look at these Silk*.

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R.4HKF.TT, PALMER A IWIfT, Main KLreet, between 12th and 13th.

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T*m RKNT-TllE FINK FAMILY UESIdmee No. 8 so«th Pith street. Contains nhte rooms with all neeesmry oosrfti

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WULP, oonwar of POtt BJtWT^A QOOP OOfcKK* If flv« rooms, rorosr Hmnad aed Ke^s

TXK SAlA-riMC APPLJLAND PKACtl JPtrsss. ns» mr and CHwn trses. Orwuoeutal an4 Kr«pgmm ti»«i »al Mujl fralt slants of all klaSs at IU.LI ABUl Tetrellaato Marsenr, at Iteisli

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NOTICE TO TAX PA YERS.

To City Tax-Payers.

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A full Stock now open in Spring Styles.

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Ready Ma«lc Suits,

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Hnitn Made to Order.

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Brighton Suits, 5 00 Phin Worst'd Stuff. 10.00 Repp do do 12.00 Kouoaix Poplin -v.- !-.•• ••vr..,-—rv?5.00

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Suits made from Cashmere Plaids and plain Cashmere Beige, from $12 50 to $18.00 BLACK ALPACA SUITS. from $10.00 to $2".00. The material will cost'as much as we offer the suit rcudr-niide for.

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Embroidered Cashmere JACKETS and WRAPS just received. For a Spring Wrap of any kind don fail to he re 7

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The 17th day of April. 1S78, is the last day for paying your city ta.ee* for 1875, and it should be'borne in mind that the hole amount chargcd in the duplicate muat be paid on or before that day, fora penalty of 10 per cent, will be added to all taxes remaining unpaid after that date. The Legislature at the last regular se»l®n changed the time for paying from the third Monday of March to the third Monday of April and there can be no extension beyond that time. A great many people have gotten tbe idea that the penalty is simply at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum, and that after it is once added the taxes need not be paid for a year. This is a serions mistake. The per cent, is a penalty wtdrd for non-pay-ment, and the Treasurer is required by law to proceed to collect all delinquents Immediately after the I'lerk has added tbe penalty and returned the delinquent 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 wlli be placed in the bands of a special constable (or collector) for collection. It will be seen then, that Instead of paying 10 per cent, per annum, yon roally pay from 40 to 00 per cent., and that it would be much cheaper to borrow money at a big per cent, per annum with whicn to pay your taxes than to let them run delinquent. Those who have real estate will confer a fkvor Bv calling at tho office between now and the 1st' or April to see if the property is correctly listed, so that receipts can W made out.

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

Otflco hours from 7 *Vlock a. m. to 6 o'clock p. in., and longer ir necessary. lU'ineiulHT that tall can not bo waited on it\ one day.

Itcspectfulljr. JOHN PADDOCK,Treasurer.

ARDWAKE. TERRE HAL'TK,Slurvlfl 137(1. 1 hatf Uils day

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Hardware to Mmsra. Woll A Lyon, sad 1 cordially recommend them fo my former friends, and hope tli«y will extend to them

Having purchased of Mr. Jams M. Lyons hi* general stock of Hardware, at 1» Slain Html, wa shall add mth floods In this line ns the want* of this oomtnttnltjr demand, and shall endeavor to k«ep fully mupplled st All times wltli a oomjflct« stock, and H» by strict attention tomnditewrf md by selling at the lowpiit artorsto anerlt Uie fMtmvnafte ofthS poUle. WOLPA I.TONT

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WOLF & LYON,

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JAMBS M. LVOM, Deeleraloerwiy deeerl|n*t» of

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ABCBVIltO HIV GOODS BVKEY DAY. •ad ssllliic at vecy l«w prioas,.

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CULTIVATORS

CORN DRILLS PLANTERS.

MACHINES.

STOVES. TINWARE. METALS.

NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE!

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WESTERN BAZAAR

Saturday, kpril 15th,

GRAND DISPLAY

April 13th and 14th.

During these two days I will take mach pleasure in showing my stock of goods to the visitors. The goods will be displayed handy for inspection, BUT NONE SOLD DURING THESE TWO DAYS, until Saturday April the 15th. Wait with purchasing your Spring Dress Goods until the

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-v- Horney Richmond, Grand Dslour, Mollne and others, ?*-Z 7 purchased ft Spring Trade. ,s SHITR A. TOWNLEVr 'r Main Ktr»*t. NearHe«obd

To 624 Main street, where you will at ways find a nice and well selected stock of Queensware, Glassware, Cutlery, China, Chandeliers, &e. My facilities for Job* bing are much better than heretofore, and Country Merchants would do well by calling before purchasing elsewhere.

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Walking and Biding, ... largest Htock in tho City. KHITH TOIVNUV,

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Double Corn Planters,

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Monitor, Fashion, Charter Konif, and •h: othcrn. ..J SMITH A TOWN

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Main «tro«t. Near 8«oond.

I'ricea reduced to tbe Trada^ Send for Price LWt. SMITH A TOWXLEY. 2 1_" Main Htrefl, Nfar8econd%. Tlu I'late. Oopper, Sheet Iron,

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Wire, uac, 4cc, Jobbing Trade Hollo)ted. SMITH A TOWNLEY,

Main Wt r*H»l. Ne^j^pr-ond.

SMITH & TOWNLEY,

Main Street, Hear Meeond.

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