Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 6, Number 43, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 April 1876 — Page 5

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THE MAIL

A PAPER

PEOPLE,

FOR THE

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION CATALOOU& Messrs. Button A Hamilton have been appointed sole agents in Terre Haute, for the sale of the official catalogue of the Centennial exhibition. This will be a very valuable book, to both those who visit the Exhibition ana those who do not. It will make a book of about 1,200 pages. The coinpauy publishing it have mired the sole and exclusive right to publish the Official Catalogue, and it will bo the only work of the kind allowed to bo sold within the exhibition grounds. Button A Hamilton have cir culars giving full information in regard to it. They will receive subscription", but no tnoney is to be paid till the book is delivered, which will be some time in May. Call at their store and see sample copy of tho stylo in which it will begotten op.

YOUR SUNDAY DINNER Market houses aro of little use in a City like thid where j-ou can go to such ail establishment as Wright A Kauffuian's, corner of Main and Seventh streets, and order sent to your house everything tho market affords— fresh, nice and palatable. For your dinner to-morrow you will tinl there in the vegetable line, Onions, Rhubarb, Spinach and Kahl also Oranges, Lemons, Maple Sugar, Honey, Dried and Canned Fruits. A superior lot of Hams, Breakfast Bacon and Sugar-* 'ured Shoulders, Kggs and Western Reserve Butter.

PATTERNS.

Mr?. Riddlo, at hor new establishment on Main street, west of Fourth, is far ahead of all competitors in tlje way of patterns for ladies an»l children*' wear. Her immense cases contain some $3,000 worth of Butterick and Domestic patterns—the best in use—and the latest styles are constantly being added.

—Arrived diroct from Vermont, genuine simon-pure unadulterated MAPLE MOLASSES put up in three gallon kegs. Call soon and examine. P. O. Lobby.

—KANCY (JOODS AND NOTIONS AT LOW PRICES—CENT STORK, 4th

8TRBKT-

—.

See the -'Saratoga" at Howe & Stoner's Hat Storn. ..

—CALL AT BALL'S AXI) SEE WHAT A FEW DOLLARS WILL DO. AT BALL'S STOVE STORE IT WILL WORK WONDERS. IT WILL BUY MOREOOODS THAN AT ANY OTHER STORE IN TOWN.

MONEY IV LOAN.

I have money to loan on mortgage security on long time. No life insurance required. C. E. IIosFonn.

OfTioo cornei Fourth and Main street, Terre llaute, Ind.

MRS. N. K. MA YFIELD,

Dress Fitting Emporium, over Wilson Bros. «t Hunley's, corner of Fifth and Main streets, is now receiving the very latest stylos in Drees making, and is headquarters

for

MISS I, UETTA IIEDGES,

Corner Filth and Main streets, over Wilson Bros, store, is prepared to give instructions in both vocal and instrumental music, the most reasonable terms. She will either give lessons on tho Piano or Organ at her own residence, or at the residence «f the pupil. a?-t\v

WIIATS THE USE

PAYING

,v 4

SO MUCH FOR A STOVE,

WHEN YOU CAN DO BETTER AT

BALL**.

CHEAP.

...»

Coffee, 23 cents per pound. Sorghaio, 00 cent* per gallon. Syrup. TO cents per gallon. Imperial Te«, 60and05 ct*. per pound. Black Tea, 50 aud 65 cents per pound. Wunpowdor T. n, fl.OO per pound. Pruucs, 10 cents per pound. And all other goods in my line lower than ever before for cash only.

J. It. CHAMBERS,

Near tho PowtoRVbfi*

FOR

Texas lifnd warrant* of W0 acre*, also 1 oca tod lands. Will exebango for stock, mcprhandiso and Improved farms.

Address WHITSA

—HKOLIJCRS, SOMETHING EN*. TIRF-LY NKW. CALL AND ORT ON TRIAI^ AT BALL'S, -•y •»,

T*THK PRAIRIE CETYOOOK IFTXTVK 18

THE BEST.

CRIEAPEST, AND

MOST DURABLE STOVE INTOWN* AVBALL'S,. 6.

4-4

T^IIS INDKNTl'RK WITNE^SKTU Frank Hoittlg «fc Bro., at lowr ion St«am lUkery will wrfi to tboa© wtod are willing to buy, their bfat Batter, TLtpwri Ovuter, and fancy Crackcr* well as all kind* of Caudles, plain and fenev, at the lowest possible figuras and guarantee entire aatfcdVMrtton. PV**!W csifb notice at thkk jJ-

FRANK IIkixiq & Bi6.

*J8rhe ahlpm«mt*of *11 *1 nds of plain and futer crackew to Twrr» _Hante $m getting beaHtiftilly small. Pf*#*

HA B8IIAV& NOTICE.

Ommi of boss hareby to keep them up. OUm impounded, advertised and 1 ng to city ofldinabaft. -.3 VBMDXSXCK

aeoord-

the "PHCE3I1X W

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Ita whltoneM, fliwnMB.

great body iftikwtMNfc nMMMbk PmtM* "WWW

LADIES, AFTER YOU HAVE EXAMINED ALL MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING STORES, PLEASE CALL ON US, AS WE BUY NONE BUT THE CHOICEST GOODS AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. WE OFFER EXTRA INDUCEMENTS TO OUR CUSTOMERS. PLEASE CALL AT TEMPLE OF FASHION AND LEARN THAT FACT. No. 10 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CENT STORE.

Take a look at the ^(Jlenflale" ut Howe & Stpner'a.

—FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS AT LOW PRICES—CENT STORE, 4th STREET.

A CARD.

Stork of Buggies and Cu fringes to Itc Sold. I wish to inform the public that I have a large stock of carriages, buggies, hie tons, etc., at my former factory, on lierry street, which I wish to close out immediately. 1 want it thoroughly understood that I am goiug to sell tbem—I mean business. Cash customers can get great bargains. The work is all new and of the very b«?st quality. Will sell re gardless of cost. W. R. Mkrckh.

WILL YOU COME AND SEE THOSE BEAUTIFUL RANGES AT BALL'S? "RV "%I:

The YonmaiLs Fifth Avenue is the fashionable silk hat. For sale by Howe & Stoner. /,

An' yer a stranger air ye? Jist moved to Tarry IJut, ye say? Ah! Well I know wllat it is to be a stranger in a strange land—or at least I've got a sister-in-law as does, an' I've boerd her tell uljout goin' to Eelinoj', a million times an' now fSgJ'll give ye a lit Mo good ^ladwice, an' if ye fuller it, *At it '11 be money in yor pocket. There's jist one way to git along in this heie town an' to be reIfyo want to prosper, an'be

spec table.

somobody, an' go in the uost society, ye must keep yer face clean an' buy yer groceries of a man by the name liippetoe. He's the one that has the two groceries as ye may have heern tol?» He's the only one as keeps a fust class place, an' that's just as true as you're a standin' tliar

October Election.

Announcement Fee—Ttro Dollars. To the Republican Voters of VJ* Con ii ly.

You are respectfully requested to meet at your respective voting placcs on May 13, for the purpose of electing delegates to attend the ronnty convention, to bo held at the court house. May JOtli, at tcu o'clock, a. m.. to nominate candidates for the different county offices. Also de'egaws to tho oongressioual convention

Respectful y, i.MB IfOOK.

D. C.

LIKIINEK,

Dress cutting, fitting,

trimming and making,and is prepared to do the best work on the shortest notice. Mil and see her. apr8 4w

FANCY~~iJOODS AND NOTIONS AT LOW PRK'ES—CENT STORE, 4th STREET.

«•hairman.

Secrvtarj-. FIIK TltEAMt'KKll.

Wo nre. anlhorir.nl to announce the name of UGU 1)CK.N WIG as acandldivie for the office of County Tn-asurer, nubject to the decision of Hit Republican county convention.

Tin- Mall IN authorized t« announce the name «r CH VU1.ES ti. HOT I'M AN as a candidate for Treasurer of ls county, snl^Ject to the d«eWon of the Hopubllcan Jfoinlnatlug Convention. »*OK 8HKK1FK.

The Mall W ruithorir.iHi to announce the nnmeof JU-HllA M. HUIA,iw a candidate for Sheriff of Vi«o county, snbjwt to the (loci »l on of the 1U publican County Convention.

('. \V. UK OWN will be a cniulldnte for the olflce of Clerk of VIRO fountY, wubject to the decision of the Republican convention.

We are authorised to announce the name of K. L. tilltONKH as a cauoldale for the nonilniition to the ofiloo of County Clerk, HUbJect to Ute decision of the Hepubllcan nominating convcfeiMou.

We are authorized tf» nnnonnce the name of MTANLBY R«'»BRIN« as a candidate for the ottlce of County tTlerk, snbjwt to the decision of the Republican County Convention.

HAYE.NS & FAKIS,

Independent Insurance Agency, "Main street, opposite Htiimnn A Cox. Ft re Aswclrttlon, njwet* Itovnl Cenadlan, Montreal Western, Toronto A m»»rle« n. Pli I ladel pit la............. t»Irani, Puliadelplila........ Aniaxon.ClocIauall ............ Wt«tche*»v*,^rr farli Fairfield, Connecticut ............ RoehewterOertnan, New York...

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TTNU1VALE1) IN ilEAt'T\»jf ty I aJTADEIN* S^pTl. VN'l)

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Vr OW 1.STJIKT1MK tnypr

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Uobltwou, Crawford eonnly, Ills

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^OF^CHKARBRT^AIF M'EH BKKORK

I11KNKTT, MWE« Nllirr, Htroift. b«twe*M tah and l^ii. mi,-.! -i—•*•

kXNl VL *i

Corn

Planter.

l'ORREST &

Are m«kta|Jlwlr sonttnid (Ml H8I* atMt new el tiier nui or ami. ana raarkat. -n«nltii

»tw! IJrtller. Their riattler in made upon nr prluclpie, 1 nvyut-»l by tiienwriTrt. It 111 either hill Or drill, add thrjr VlUjpiaritJM it to be the bort in Ute market. Thew tigldW more aiSwr^

aaay pi«nt«r te www it wMl

do tft^worfc beM«r Ukaaaay »Uot«r inu«.

rfUlKu^de^M) trUl*«at fJJbM J. tkn», on tfte«h 4ay of HayLiWg».. mMtoam, *ix wUm wvaOt

April 1$, l?f.

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MATT,

LOOK HEBE1

Rec*«ivel Within the Last

Three Days,

A I N E

—OF—:

SUMMER SILKS,

BLACK GR0S GRAIN SILKS,

NEW STYLES DRESS GOODS,

PERCALES AND PRINTS,

PARASOLS AND SUN SHADES,

READY MADE SUITS.

NOTIONS,

FANCY-GOODS

—AND A

J&. Tl LOAD

-OF-

MUSLINS.

sf^ &A ,V a* mi rb

WF CAN SAVE THE PURCHASER

TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. ON THE

MOST OF THE ABOVE ARTICLES,

HAVING BOUGHT THESE C00DS 1 SINCE TJ E GREAT

DRY GOODS

CRASH OF LAST WEEK IN NEW YORK.

W. H. RICE CO.

TRIC£S

run ci.EKK.

REDUCED ON A

GOOD..

Stock of Btxtsand Shoes, is more important

NEWSr':r:*

To most of the conununltj- than who is to be the next President,

FOR

I'ersonul expenses Is the part of the great "problem of finance" best understood by

THOSE K,-

Who have the understanding" of a large FamJIy to look after in "hard times/' and but few were 'a-

born

So lucky as not. to need some of N. Boland's guoda, unlesa they go

"BARE FOOTED,

Or pay higher price* for poorer goods else- ,, where.

11 N. BOLAND, No. 145 Maiu St.

IXY EJECTION NOTICE.

FlRsr TUESDAY IN MAY. 1876,

for the election ot ene rouncilman front' each of the six wards of tho city of Terre Haute. The place* of voting in the several wards, and the officer* of cteeiioaa to be follow*:

KIKSl' WARD.

At uolw iospeetor-JaTtcs Hook. Judgea-sTo*. W. Oaraett and I'.ollieb lteiss. t'«" 8B00NP WABO.' *H At OtiTBeu'i Marding house, comer '.»th aad Walnut. Inspector—Alex Thomaa. Judged John 8. Jordan and J. Cv Hidden.

T1IIRU WAKP.

At Kckmeyer'#. between and aad MUstreeU. lospectoi-^Mactin Grace. Kefcliiviland 0Wt,0tf4ou

FOfcftTH WAAll. rr-

AtCm»iorJ'» warehouae. Intpector-Jc^n D. Murphy. ^udgea-U. W. Nay lor and L«,Jleifloidcr.

FIFTH WAR)).

SIXTH WARD. jj Glass Works. Inspector—It Htlmm",ijnfhn^

At Oppo»il

ILifi tdfemBrssf^r' T*m Haute April 23^ ISTjl ,,

r%rnr

ly By virtue of a

oljhecjinm™

aate.Vi

Parker and R»lm

amir

.... IWfljjHy r/yiri rected

s3s£s."tar

at the

o*rlnrarl«.a| latdnalM

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1776. 1870.

CENTENNIAL

SALUTE!

Commeiicing May 1st

WITH

Headquarters In New York,

AND

u\ &

Plenty of Cash,'

Wc have, this Spring, been able to till our Western Stores with

CHEAPER GOOBS

than were ever before heard of.

Down to only

4c and 5c a yard.

All the Latest Spring Styles.,

Yard Wide Percales

down to 9 ccnts.

ULEACHED AND BROWN

•MUSLINS

at 4e, 5c. Oc, 7c 8c and Oc per yard.

Cassiineres,

ro tlic voters ot the city of Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana, You are hereby noti led that an election will 1m bell in the nevcral wards of said city of Terre Haute, on the

n.M

TKEASHSEBSSAtE.

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lot one In Prwton'i aubdlvWoa^af tM tral batfof UMnerttieaat Mpyjer otmetiamV,

ft*}*

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I A.¥'

4U A* «#.v. ,,

JUST THINK OF IT!

AT.L BI5ST BRAND PRINTS

such as

F. -us'* Ihv^

SPRAGUE MERRIMACK, -and COOHECO,

cents a yard.

GOOD PRINTS

~£itgt tl

4 t'

Wliito Goods'

Bedspreads, Dress gooods, 'Table Linens,

Shawls, Towels, Cottonades,

7.,.

Jeans,

2,000

Parasols and Suits! t®w

ALL NEW-NO OLD STOCK.

ALL DOWN in PRICE

Remember we have the largest Stock of

Carpet*, Oil Cloths. Wat*. Window Kliailcs, lite..

At much lower prices than wero ever belore offered in Terre Haute.

Please bear in mind that all tbn best Prints, Spring Styles, Go ayardONLYat

FOSTER BROTHERS. TERRK-IIAUTE. FOSTER BROTHERS.

FOBT WAYNE.

FOSTER BROTHERS. (itIANp HAI'IDS. FOSTER BROTHERS,

NFAN YuHK.}

.in I I ilk"' t'ANDT.

CAM

HOME-MADE Ci-XtHES

Fine Mixture*, pnt ttp in

If A Kaiicjr bona, auitahte for

Ptmmt*. A Specialty. 8. ElIjaKKR JkCO KoTCoblw, tacre-Uaate,

Ind.

Capli&l Worfc for The Boys!

Prsflt

Pleasure,

4 OBKNHOP COMPLETE /or |1 MQ. ,r*

r|- frx

s**

Udurat

A|Mtlf W* MBlf PADDWl, (MUD TrwuttwCltydf I i* !r -f" 1 ,*f

WrutftlMCH will *01 H« rwWBMtl*wtkWtf. T»yawauJatttai wmm ptt rnr {Mr rlttfimi wonfl Rll ittraUoD to tnta gnxlwi and ywtteir, |m to «oll«W0 a niMAaiihill tttto. A btSSmaf woiwrt flran«, 19 dMtfM,

NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE

SPRING SILKS,

SILK PARASOLS,

Hamburg

tr-

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w»»

7ERY

-j S.-rifwK.

MACHINES.

*4.

STOVES. TINWARE. METALS:

rrf

WLFCJRTTTMLDLLWUOM W

(afvS-la)

r-» »"V

DRESS GOODS

ATA

IRIBIDTr CED PBICE.

.*'r AUTD

if t& 7 A-'5,y a r-4

AT THE

WESTERN BAZAAR

PLOWS.

CULTIVATORS

CORN DRILLS

PLANTERS.

To 624 Main street, where yon will alI• ways find a nice and Weil selected stock of Queensware, Glassware, Cutlery, China, Chandeliers, &c. My facilities for Jobbing are mnclt better than heretofore, and Country Merchants would do well b]t calling before purchasing elsewhere.

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Insertings.

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Main Street, Near Second.

50 Champion Reapers, Torms liberal to rpupcwrtble parties. SJUTH A TOWNLEY,

Main Stiver.. N«nr Second.

Largest Ntock of Fine Ntorea in the Mtate. Monitor, Fashion. Charier Home, and others.

SMITH A TOWKLEY, \lnin «tn «'t, Nenq Syynd. Pricea redtu-cfl to the 1 rade.

Hi-tul for Priw 1.1st., ^IITH A TOWXLEY. Main Sln^f., N«*»r Spaond.

«M Slaia St., Bet.«tkuid 7th, nortb «1 dcC

..... 109 Main Street, Have eommfpwed reeelvln^ theirMatnmotli S«* ft

CARPETS, MATTINO^ OH CLOfE W WEHMWmDBS,

ltoeai ww

I twir e—~ 'RSiESarK-.

AndGENERAL HOUSEfpinSHING GOODS

the LtnMt, QaadU Ukni will be foniMl In Tetre

MeAfWtiflMrftSUFKRIOR ^AUTY of CAHPKT pec- »''t jefit ?.?•*

'S'j 1.

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t\,i

is jtf i,

621 ^Iain Ntrcet.

Horney Kiclimon«l, brand Df tour, Moline and others, si. 73# purchased for Spring Trade.

NNITII

TOWNLEL.

Mnln f. Nfii.r

Walking and Hiding. LIII'RIMI Stock in :lio city. S MNITII TVWNLEY, I

Ma'n trwt. Neiir

Sole Agent* FOP Hoomier A Camp bell Drill. •Factory price to tho Trade

NMITH A TOWJILEY, 2 Main Htm't, NearHecgnd.

Double Corn Planter*, ...... PRICKS VKRY LOW. SMITH A TOWNLEY.

Tin f'late. Conner, Sheet Iron, Wire, l!W, At, JobhiiiR Tr.idc SolK ifxi.

SMITH A TOWXLEY,

SMITH & T0WNLEY,"'

nnin Ntrect. Xenr Heroud.

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ijif 7 fts".

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CURTAIN MATERIAL

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