Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 6, Number 44, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 April 1876 — Page 4

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GREAT

iiiiiSi

0 REN A DINES

wAJtSTT

IS I KB 5 JUST OPENED.

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The largest ini cheapest line of these goods ever shown In this city- i, HOBEBG v* ft 4

ROOT A CH .. opera Mouse

Having made an Extraorflitotry par chase of TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS worth of

STRIPE AND PLAID SUMMER SLUS, PLAIN COLORED SILKS, BUCK 6R0S 6RAIN SILKS, BLACK TAFFETA SILKS,

BLACK IRON-FRAME FIRKWADINES, COLORED IROFT'FRAME 6RENA0INES,

over cost to their many patrons,' out of the city.

SAMPLES SENT FREE UPON APPUCA —TWN. ,L?V*,V .Y

These are wonderfolly cheap goods.snd will insure a saving of at least 40 per cent, on early prices.

DON'T

FAIL TO SEE THESE C000S

BEFORE YOU

BUY.

Hoberg, Root & Co.,

OPEBA HOUSE.

IMPORTED Toilet Soaps!

IH»VP Jnftt TOC THKIM

MJOWERS AND^

RIBBONS

All

ket price will

THK

eilnth that It ia the horoea

PAMER

Ivfd DIRECT FROM

THE IMPORTERS, a fine assortment of French, KngliKh and (Jennaa Toilet .Soap*, from the most miebraUd manufacture!*, which we offer AT HA ME PRICE

Is paid for ordinary brand*. The*e Seapa are much finer In fixture, MOWK FRAGRANT AND LAST1NU IN PKIiFUME* and will wear twice as long As Uiose of American manufacture. '$

WINTIN & ARMSTRONG, & ,-Jfo. £00 Mala, (Jot. tfth-Sts.

Prairie City

Emporium,

IH THB PLACE TO BUY

FANS,

PAEASOLSS I

EMBROIDERIES, KID GLOVESjTxES, CORSETS, HOSIERY,

FINE

MUSLIN ».

UNDERWEAR,'"" LINEN SUITS. &c. The handsomest line of

cheapest

in Terre Haute.

Millinery Goods

AT WHOLE81LE.

1000 pieces Oros Grain Ribbon in

the new shades.

200 dozen latest styles hats from the cheapest school hat to the finest imported chip.

Cashmere laces and nettings, real and imitation, the largest assortment In the city at Imst prices thau elsewhere, at

.v^?§.8.1* STRAUS,

149 Main Street.

Wanted*

A NTKD-SCRAP IR irwhlc pat Al'TE IRON NAlLr1

WROUGHT

and Ow*. for whi«h

etotgtaeat mat the TERRF. IKSk (SfCO-Sfc.

LADIES Tt)

*OW THAT THE e$r)r To boy Hair

ehenpestplaee in

uoodft is at Mm. Crls opposite the Court II0®**.

thom

lan a.

F•l&TMMAlXofleni

tin the

HALE-ONE or THK PI.EASANTHOMES IN THK CITY. »Uv. K. F. Howe tor *al« hi* residence «n oonth Tih utrwf, Mwwn Demlng and t»*rk.\ The nit nation la uoa«rpawd tor br«ni| of loettiloii, wnvmlMic, md health being mifBcleuUy near the bnalnesa portion of the city tor convenieaee and tar »nt for |nn air. TPhe hooy r~ hriftk. wl til* hOi»», »hcd, C'wtWwgjfwomw pmr ti ijMHasaSMi Tine*, apricot. qalnoM, apple anawifh* tnw*. blackberry and mapberry iwnliii, tc, All the fruit la of the rhoicfvt wtelH and Ik* tree* are bear* ng. Prie# very mwnoftblc ud terras tagr.

rX)R«At.K-A P»NtV* CABINETPARlor ottMt, n«»rt)r new, can be boukt cheap, at MKA CKIHHRRi near Third. (aprgMt) T7»OR HALR-TOt?XnRY AMDMACHIN* ahopa, in Ikwfcvllhs tnd. I will nfl tor about two-third* wlwt thejr Mai. They have twcnin uaeabwut 1* month* and ant SIX,™iS» 5W*4SRf-. fl*5nri»

TOR THE

PEOPLE.

P. S. WESTFALL,

S EDITOR AM) PROPBHCTOR.

1KRRK BAOTK, APRTL 29, 1876

TWO KDITIQNS^

Of paper are published. The FIRST EDITION, on Friday Evening baa a large tiroulation in the soiroondlnt

Kirm,%hei« It is aold by newsboys and agent*. he SEXTON Jj llpiTI OXf ou Satorday RvenIOC, S961 tVR |»e ha4ii^ of raad^l pcr*)%Je Ul cftj aall Hie era of this immediate vicinity... Avery "Week's lsnte la, in fact,

TWO NEWSPAPERS,

a W CBTX

STKADILY it rained all the long day last Sunday, and the girl with the latest Spring style sat by the window and sang:

Mamma, I can't go out te-day To church with my new bonnet, ,Kor if I do, it will be spoiled By rain that falls upon It."THK following nominations Jfor Councilman were made Saturday night by the Democrats:

Joaeph

•peak

alt appear tor aroe

City and Vicinity. PLANT

your plcnio seed now.

Now offer the tame at a small *dr*m '."FAT" y^pocke^made strong-sil-y%J,aism.oia

,kD^

l—

olf yaitr

WKI^VH,- 8prlng. Take tbloga and stay awhile. THE Street Ctomailsaloner

PAYS

$1.50

per day for laborers and is overrun with applicants. XIIK Street CbmmiBaloner has been paying special attention to cleaning up the Alleys this week,

.•

THK

new uniforms for Tout's band

have .been ordered from New York. They are to oost $58 each.

OLD newspapers are muoh better and cheaper than straw for putting under carpets. These can be had at The Mail office.

To get rid of the smell of pafnt, place aliandArfof day In a pail full of water, and let it sfond in the room bewly painted.

MANY

old silver pocket pieces are

coming out with the new to inflate the money market. This is the kind of inflation we like to see.

.MKS. LotnsA KOCH, a lady well known north part of the city, died of fills morning. The funeral no|i^ will be found in the proper column.

JPRSBIDEKT,. JONEB, of the Normal School, will deliver a free lecture before the Philotnatbean Society of that institutioa, this evening. The invitation is genefel and includes all who feel disposed to attend.

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!wrl

TBB complaint comes now that since the resumption of specie payments, many people find the jingling of silver ooin in (be pocket so pleasant that they keep it for that purpose altogether, and have entirely given up paying their bills.

Philip Schloaa. Robert Van Valsah. Bliet HarUg.

1st Ward 2nd 3rd 4th ftth 6th

•8®

A. R. Link Patrick Mohan.

Htrout and

...-o

LIOMT-PAl)E-YKMTKRl»AV

In* In «hf northc«»( pail of *h^elt^ •nr« onder will be i.ai:«Wr leaving It at P. 8 Wi»TFAM^. on iitovenui aUeet, between Ubwriy and 5£BL

Found.

ClOtnCD—THAT TUB RATORDAT

RVE-

I? Riot Mali I* Um nwt wM«*T rirjt»laled ^wapaper la tte Stale onwbUol ItMUanajtpita.

-^ram

TKR Fvening Gazette appeared on Wednaadtqjjyvening in a new dress of type and er^arged one column on each page. It ia now Mie same size of the morning dailies. #e Congratulate our neighbors on the improved appearanoe of their paper and especially thia evidenoeofpgoaperlty/

ABOVT Mils mine sigai generally aaya "No I gdeea £won*tgo borne to tiUnner to-day. I'loBhpa lunch down jbWo.'' The reaaoriQHithfci indiftenmee aboat

(leaning house hom^, and that circjl indicpoaed tolM very abgntar^-and nib the idiarp oomeni agalnst him,

MARRIAOK LICEXSKB,—The following marriage l&lnatar fiavo been lamed By' the County Clerk since our last report: lasaah Tjr Hnt««ilsoi» aq^ Vat! aarnla Thtyon «id Elfcntffth

Au#bt sufirk ad thai K. Ell Charltw ftomll and Emma Horn. David

Wheeler and Sophia

MAOLE

Hyde.

WHRRLKIl—nEMINQ.

One of the most notable weddings of the year took evening, rrcBKMpl^iS^^ this cwStlty*.,.ti

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large number of Invited gnesta were received at the residence t^e brides mother An south Sixth «tt^ .TU bftde rented noder «»e osoal florid hsll, in which were wrought their mos»

In itMea aad orange btomoum. A of dMlngo^hed pe^le were t-' Tbe hapiMr .couple lefl & 'clock tor'Newport Ithode nftand, tin |Hite of captain WMfefter.

DR. HAtLlDA ®NCATARRH. We call thUention lo an interesting omipanication on c^starrb, by Dr. Halday. whteb will be found in another oolumn, and will well repny a eareftil peraeaL —Camilla Ureo at Dowilng Hall, Hatnrday, May Sa, at o'clock.

TERRE TT A TTTE 8AT URD A $ VE-^ 1JS

A CJJfD FBOM If. JK. MKHffKH, TKRKE HAUTE. I*»., April SBth, 187#. I am not a candidate for offloe of any kind nor never was. I always mind my own bualneaa and try to be a

A 9 W S S

IV I I 1. I am not a candidate for offloe of any kind

well of, and deal fairly with, all man* kind. But Mr. Dowliag aaya

was

Not this paper alone but eyf&trther in the city, has time tpd agpUn expressed the vdqualiQ^d o))ibio?i thai, in the line of Boots an& Shoes J. •futt, of 107 Main street, keeps one of the finest stocks to be found^iywhew. Ho makes a specialty ot co«5f jjfowds, the very best that oabiw ovtahioa, and by means of paying eaah down lor them, get them low eiiough to sell as cheap as inferior goods are sold. It is unquestionably one ot the very best places In the city to boy Boot* and Shoes. j"

The main establishment is on Fourth street, between Main and Ohio, and the branch ia on Second street, at St. John's eld stand, opposite the public square. At one of the places you will find Mr. Miller, at the other, Mr. Arletb and you will find the firm—Miller A Arletb —one of tho most reliable that yon ever bad any dealings with in the Harness aad Saddle line. Call at either store.

The TVImniing Store, although It excelled efpry ethec estabitohmont in the magnificence of ffli-wopomng," will not be suffered to rest on Its- lauirels. That to not Mr. RiddleVwav. Having tho lead, he oan be depended upon to maintain IU New and elegant goods are bo* ing received daily, and lo keep thoroughly posted as to very latest new, nk in the feshions, ladies must pay

report: kink in the faal

All

moved

fh« bride $4kughter olgmray

Mrofthe

Tfci chif^ Wiis lbeauU-

AOly dsooiaisJWHIi Sk»wHia tid dense* ly pwrited IHUI fHendaof

T%eiwide

who

mbled (o tliu nprrlag«, at the cfaurdl a

iai

good oltlaen aad

In his addreaa

to the voters, that "whoa the sewer contract

let, and the time for work arrived, we oould see none of our Terre Haute laborers on the work, we bad on llie oontrary, an Importation from Louisville of ,ja|pred men, and rtaideut laVaqppqk If any thing, to do with enterprise, now I want I do nut know the facta does me great injustice when l»e aays this to thevotera, becaMi many of them know ^tter, the workmen be callcd and see wha they were and wlicie they lived, aud who were miming. It wilibe found on Investigation, that one lone man. who I think was a tenant of Mr. Dawilog, got iinpadent and I discharged him, ana 1 exp*ct he haa talked too much and nSaled the^old jenl _aalde much and from that one, and one_ other (hat I discharged for carelessness, I think Uieru would be no complaints. The iwofusaeoa Btonm or so and I thought it was all over. I deliberated tho question in my own mind whether to work whl'e aad to.orc-d laborer* together bat iu the end yielded to my partner on the o#ndlUon that evefl[ thln^w«t

drank after

noon, with the reat of ua niggers and white men but the colored men .were all mm this city except Corniah and Bufeher (tho bra cere I discriminated not only In favor of Terre Haute laborers, but in favor of men with fttmllles, aad paid some of them thwr wauoa frequently through the week to sup alv their Kcantv tables, while wealthy and influential gentlemen weresteppingaroujd at their leisure .talking against thesewerand brluRlug every influence in their power to bearonlhe council to withhold payment, which they did for three long months. In order to bankrupt me and starve oat the laborers. If I waa a candidate I wonld expect to be misrepresented, but as 1 have nil inv life been intimately connected with laborers, 1 feel it my duty to reply to Col. Dowilng and put him on the straight way that lewis to fame and vlctery over all opponents. "Iet the truth be told though tho honvco» should lall." Your^

MERCKlli

-i" Au \J I'J-ivtt aw. BROWN. IBrasll Eaterprlie.J! -'1 Is We arc glad to see the name of C. W. Brown, of Terre Haute, placed befo:e the publlo a* a can dldate lor Clerk of Vigo county. Mr. Brown is a gentleman well knpwn In this part of the state, and the people oQliiz county will do a very sensible act In placing him in the position to which he aspires. He hwi beeu a resident of Terre Haute since 1810, with the exception of a few years, during which he was editor of the Gre.ncastle Banner He was also, for a time, pottmaster at that place, under Lincoln, and wo3 turned out by Andrew Johnson, because ho could not sustain i-r. Johnson,in his perfidy to the Republican party and Ihe country. lr. Brown also established the Terre Haute Gazette, a Republican paper, in connection With Maj. 0. J. Smith, now of the Express. While connected with the Gazette, Mr. Brown was, (or no good reason, shot down iu the streets of Terre Haute by a deputy »heriffand roliceman named Er ney. He has always been a firm and trustworthy Republican, standing square up to the party and its principles, even at the risk of his life by the hands of an assatin, and Vigo countyowes it to herself to give hiin a triumphant eleclon. ,.

One ot the very neatest clothing establishments in this city is that of Max Joseph, 322 Main street. Tho room has been elegantly fitted up for tho business and Mr. Joseph has put iu a stock of clothing and gents furnishing goods that cannot be excelled in the State. Having abundant means and faultlesa taste in the selection of goods, his stock presents the most pleasing variety while the quality and sjyle it unapproachable. These who \jfAl clotiiibg winch can be depended Upon iasblonaale and good, as well as At the living prices, Will d° *®ll t0 glvp jpta^kll.

Stoiy aflntly«ri#t. vKve-

°°"pwV'jfc!

Doming.

A'jEU'

ns house.

goods housee having a clear field bas been S. Calder, ariH^fceah stock and shoal, at No. 63 of the public square

formerly occupied by J. A. The bonne will be a great oonnienco to people of the west end and over-tbe-rivor people. Mr. Calder has been fortunate in securing Mr. J. B. Rupe, Sr., as chief salesman, who Is well known aa honorable and conscientious In bis dealings. He will not be undersold by any bouse In town. Indeed, with hia low rents and eoonomloal expenses he oan afford to sell lower than ttoseWfrS high renfr ...

A UOTION SALE Of FURNITURE. On Tuesday afternoon of a«at week, Mspf 2nd, I will sell tor M* at1Ms* residence, south Sixth,

The Osmilla Urso Conoert troupe appears at Dowilng Ball next Saturday evening. The sale of seata commenoed at Paige's muaio store thia morning. This party oomea under the auapioea ot the Y. M. a A., and we have every aasuranoe that a rare musical treat lain store ^rotn^igMpe. There ia a qoartattaof^ine^ vQQ^fata and a solo pianist A at the head la Ca-

btadlythe

Allen's New York Varieties and Spectacular Combination closed their engagement at the Opera House last evening to one of the largest audiences of the season. It is no wonder that this well known No* York City troupe attracted such large crowds during their week's engagement in this city, as their programme embraced the best talent and

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most varied sketches that could be p: duced. The St. Felix Ballet and Specialty Troupe have always boon warmly appreciated by our show-going citizens every time they appeared in our city also Messrs. Chace, Davis, Jeppe and Allen, the four talented end men and comedians. The ballet and other attractive aitlstes with Manager A-l Ion's company have also been well received. We are advised tlmt they will reappear here next Auepist, on their way back from the fat Wost to New York City.

Two circuses irethe near future.-? A spectator at the Thirty-fourth street Opera House in New York, the other night, was not pleased with the performance, and, calling the manager a fool, he sprang upon the stage, flourished a cane, and dispersed the performers. He was fined ten dollars, and held in oiio thousand dollars to keep the peace.

The skittish little Mrs. James A. Oates, who waltzed that number one gaiter around so gracefully on Opera House boards is in hot water again. She bas refused to carry out the engagement she made in New York in February with James Allison, of the royal theaters at Sydney and Melbourne, to play twenty-four weeks in Australia next summer, and signed an engagement with Maguire, of San Francisco, for the whole season. Mr. Allison will site her for fl5,000 damages.

Sothern says that among his characters he likes Dundreary best, "because it is my own cretion, and will die wiften I die. The character Cniiip6s m6 (Jtrite as much as it does the audience. I could introduce new dialogue and new ideas every night if it were not for confusing the people who support me. Wildly idiotic as most of Dundreary's remarks appear, they are grounded on thought* that I am convicted pass throng minds, and every word that a motive and a distinct meap mistake that any sort oi no do for Dundreary. With all hisa^Mrdities, 1 have always found an exhibition Of respect and liking for his lordship. He just escaped, according to my idea, being a very clever man. He turns into ridicule numberless old proverbs that have been accepted for truths from time Immemorial. The only blemish in his eharacter is his utter selfishness. If I had not given him this blemish he would not have been human.",

Pbplar and 'Swan streeta, east ia household furniture. Parlor her sets, Garpeta, Dining and furniture, eto., being the eonne rooms and very desirable, tor Inspection only on the

iv or saie. THOM: Three months* eredit on sums exceeding |U», purchaser giving note with approved security. Sums 910, cswt»A W. A. UTAH.under

Auctioneer.

—Do yon want to hear the best lady violinist in the world Then go to bear Camilla ITr*o,

h®*1

t,'

AMEN! TOT.T.

Editor Saturday Evening Ma 11.1 I say amen T.T"s •'credit" and "cash article in last week's Mail. Keep it up, and wo will have a healthier condition of trade in a very short time. A gentleman, just from CsQs|a. speak^ig pf tho general frustration tf frad^ thfntighoTJt tiie provinces, says it is attributable more to lofig credits thin' 6\ir Irtiportationa. A notable exception to the rule prevails in a thriving town ne ir 'ttawa, the seat of government, where by common consent the exclusive cash system prevails. Tcade is lively, everybody cheerful, and tW bontrast with other places ia fo towns ari about healthful ipetbqd, p^ jUu^nfsji-. hope the time is not distant wjtiepTgfre li^ute merchants will out loo# from the galling bondage that has^so long crippled the prpaperlty of &P oaah ayslen»eHeran gtusi ^ereiolbrdt on^ti hi In HMt*^

WORK WHEN BALL WI raRt^ssteoxEYt J. e« —LADIES WltL FIND A COMPLRTE NEW ABHIVAL OF FAN8, PARASOLS, GASOMBHE TIES, LACES, RIBBON^ OOKSETTS, MtJ8LIN UNDERWEAR, M0BIKRY, EitBROIDEIUEB. JEWELY AND TOILET ARTICLES AT B^CTREMBLY DOW PRICES. VISIT THE POPULAR CENT STORE F6R BARGAINS*

A1L

,a^y

ifiertwuiMr on the violin in the world. Speaking of her execution of the "Last Rose of Summer," the Ottowa, Ontario, Tiuios says ller exquisite performance of this beautiftil melody waa the crowning ef fort of the evening. It waa played with a delicacy, refinement and finish which lield the audience in profound silence nntil the last note died awav in an infinitisaimo pianissimo, when the pent-up enthusiasm of her listeners burst forth in round alter round of applause.

On Eriday and Saturday evening of next week, Allen's New York Spectacular Burlesque Organisation will present at the Opera House the burleeque of

The Female Forty Thieves," See anhfcunceinent In the advertising columns. This company is new here, and we introduce it with the following from the Pittaburg Post:

HOW TO OXT THE MAIL. Near two huudred boys In thia city and aurronndlnc to whs, eagerly, gladly, and promptly deliver The Saturday Evening Mail at residences and plaoss of business, if you desire the paper, leave your ordar with one of the newsboyaaa he passes, or at the offloe In thia city. People in the aommodlng towns oan order it dlreot from thia offloe by the year, or oan have It left at their bouses, payable monthly, on leaving order with your agent, whose name will be ftnmd in the list st top of fifth page. Or, If there la no news ageut at your town, the poetmaster is an authorised agent and will send the subscription.

SALT.

Examine this New List o/ Useful ArliaUs* to be htul at Gory'* Hcurxlmare Store Just received, a targe invoice of Brushea, Ac., Ao. Sorabbing Bruahea, with or without handle attached—aomethlng entirely now to housekeeper*. Shoe Bruahes and Painter's Bruahea of every description. Call and see those fine large Dusters before purchasing elsewhere. Coffoe Mills of eyery style. Also those elegant Ladies' gheara, of diflerent atylea and aiaes^ The famoue brand of Friedu»au & Lauterfung'a "Elactrio" Raaorsand Barber'aShears Fluting Machines,w Poliahi

chines, Washing Maohinea, and Ladiea thing Irons. Svecyttii way of Fishing Tackle* Cory ia agent for the old brand of "Budk" Lead—pure and warranted to give satisfaction. •. —Dn. HAJLLIDAT is stopping at the Terre Haute Honae, where he can be seen each day between the hours of 9 a. ra.and 6 p.,m.

—The eale of: reserved seata for Oamllla Urso's grsnd concert began this morning at Paige's Music Store. It may not. be too late to get a good seat yet. You bad better see about it at once. --M

DR. HAtLlDA Y.

Dr. Halliday will deliver a free lecture to ladies and gentlemen, at Dowilng Hall, Monday evening, May 1st. Subject, "The Reasons Why." in at

Ladiea and gentlemen cordially Invited. Lecture will commence a 8 o'clock.

—See cheap CftOQUETT at A. O. Austin ACo's.

FLUID.

Beat Burning Fluid at TheoJ Stahl's Queensware Store, only 20 cents a gallon. It is the beat 624 Main street, between 6th and 7th, north side, --ki

—See job lot of FEATHER TERS at A. G. Austin A Go's.

Camilla Urso. I^adv "Violinlsti •. Dowilng Hall. Saturday Evening. May 6th.

THE con URjfVoPENING." The daily papers for several days past have been full of mentiona of the recently refurnished Coburn Saloon, Third Street, between Main and Ohio. Now and then a reader may have thought these accounts of its magnificence overdrawn, but to those who have seen the place, thoy must hsve seemed almost tame, so far short of the real truth have they fallen. It is without question the handsomest place to the city, perhaps In the State. It is a triumph of good taste and laviab use of money, and will psy anybody tor a visit if they only go to see now it looks.

To-night Mr. Johh T. Staff, the proprietor, will give a grand "opening," to Which he invites all bis friends and acquaintances and in foot all who may feel any deal re to look through the eatabllahment. On thia ooeaslon, the usual lunch will be dispensed with, but eggnog. mint julips, wines, eto., will be served to guests and everything done to make tbelr visit pleasant and long to be remembered. Book .beer will also be on draught. The price of hilliarda has beeu reduced by Mr. Staff to 20 cents per game, or 60 cents per hour. All who attend the opening are requested to make themselves perfectly "at home," and particularly requested to look through the entire establishment—billiard rooms, reading room and all. The "opening" will be an event and Mr. Staff will have is "he deserves to have hearty congratulations on bis enterprise.

LISTK* while We infoiM yrtu thai an advertisement inserted in Thursday'* snd Saturday's Mall will fia.ll into the hauda of 20,090 persons. The Mail ia sold on Saturday by morethan liO uowaboya. The Thursday paper goes to almost every poetofttce within fifty ml lea ot thia

ofoy.

thriftv

WHATS

PAVINO, soauc

I JO 'IT

—DONT RUN ALL AROUND TOWN TO BUY A GOOD STOVE WHEN YOU OAN DO BETTER AT BALL'S.

—THE PRAIRIE CITY COOK STOVE I impounded, advertised and sold 18 THE BE8T. CHEAPEST, AND tog to city ordinance,

MOST DURABLE STOVE IXTOWN. ATBAM.H

It Is sold by newsboys on

tfre streeta of ail the aurrounding towna. All advertisements go Into both p«g*rs fbr one priee. The Mall ia the people'a paper—everybody takeatt. Tan emits a line is all th«t% 0up-ge for local or personal sAveirtlsfcmenta—five cents a Use tor each p*j»r.. Cheapest and

fetst qsK

verttalng attbrded by dnjr papfr in |h« —•—.— WR itALM. i«l

Tdu land Wamtnta qf 640 acrse, also located laMa. WlH evehattse tor stock, merchandise and Unproved asrma,

Addraaa W strs A OK

,• RoMoson, Crawiordooaaty, llla

THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH that Frank Helhig A Bro„ at their Union Steam Bakery will sfell to those who are willing to boy, their brat Butter, Tea, Pearl, Oyster, and fancy Crackers aa well as all kinds of Chndiea, plain and Dancy, nstheieWwt ghaTsuiaa tsiln takenotioeofth^ nuirK

[UAL] HAmoABSKX —The shipmants of all kinds of plain and fkney eraekers to TWfi Haute are getting beaatlfblly smaU. People are eonvinoed that tbeyeaa get the best ia that line right at borne.

MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

Owners of hogs are hereby notified to keep them up. Otherwise they will be

will aooord-

FttSnXRICK SCW*II»T. Marshal.

Fruit ^ruitf Fruit I

White Mewhinnejr llMi!

THE FINEST D, MADE TNT

GkoUxt ami Pttrttpf th* W\

iMteiom Avid Mh All

PINE APPLE*,

FIGS, DATES,

APPLESr-EVERVTlIlKuLEMONS.'NOEH,USA

Messrs. White A Mewhinney are now the most extensive dealers In oholce fruit In any westsrn city outsdde of Chicago. They buy-all their foreign fruits and.nots direct of tbe impcHers in York and other Atlantic cltlse, paying oaah down for everything and having nothing whatever to do with brokers or nilddlt men. Ip New York alone them arotwofirms to each of wbom they pay upwards of a thousand dollms a month. They wwt inevitably monopoliae the' business In this part of the country, simply from tho immense advantages they enjoy In buying. Having abundant means snd buying so largely for their wholesale trade, they ace ablo to sell.* fruit at what tbelr competitors are obliged to pay irt^o a good 1 r-

The display to-day in t'ront of tbeis fine store on Main street is one of tbs» most attractive that has ever been seen in this city, and is drawing crowds of people to look at it and to buy. There are some wonderful "Imperial Messina Orangea," the like of which is not often seen in this country asverai other varieties of MenSina Oranges and Lemons,' all fine magnificent Fine Apples, fresh from the Tropios "follow Aspinwalir Bananas," th? only bananas fit for a[! civilised man to eat choice "Layer: Figs," fresh and nice "liarbary Dates,' the most delieious sweetmeat without^ exception ever brought to the city Michigan Applea of the following varie-t'-ties The "Baldwin," the "Roxburyb Russet," the "Willow Twigs/* the* "Golden Russets," and a doaen others equally beautiful and sound. Don't fall to take a look this afternoon and ift you want fruit or nuts buy it at Head-* quarters, of White & Mewhinney.

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CHEU\P.

Coffee,

R.- J.

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Y. M. C. A.'

—Two large WATER COOLERS, at a bargain at A. G. Austin & Go's. 5'

cents per pound.

Sorgham, 60 oehta per gallon. Syrup. 70 oents per xallon. Imperial Tea, fiOand 65 cts: per pound. Black Tea, 60 and G5 coots per pound.! Gunpowder TfS} 91.00 per pound. Prunes. 10 cecti per pound. And all other goods in my line lower than ever before for cash only.

R. CHAMBERS, *1

I Near the Postoffloe.

—FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS1 AT LOW PRICES-CENT STORE, 4tlir STREET.

—BROILERS, SOMETHING Etf-» TIRELY NEW. CALL AND GET1 ONE ON TRIAL, AT BALL'S.

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

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ALIAS

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—FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS} AT LOW

PRICES-CENT

CHOICE MEATS.

See the ^Saritoga" at Howe14 &Sto*er*sHat Store. ir .... ,n-m »vwa MONEY TO LOAN:'

I bave money to loan on mortgage seCurity on long time. No life insurance^ required. C. E. HoaroRD.

Office cornet Fourth and Main street, fl Teens Ha*to, tnd. .it

tlL YFIELD, Dfehb fitting Emporium, over Wilaort BrtJS. A Funley^ comer of Fifth and Main streetn, la now rooeivlng the very latest styles in Drefea making, and is*, headquarters for Dross cutting, fitting,** trimming and making, and is prepared to do the best work on tfee shortest no- [f tic*. Call and see her. apr8 4w ri

Married.

VaKiulxCR-P9MLSIO-At

STORE, 4thf

STREET. LADIES, AFTER YOU HAVE EX-fr AMINED 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 AT4 TEMPLE OF FASHION AND LEARN THAT FACT. No. 10 SOUTH-FOURTH1* STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CENT$ STORB. •'». 'O. —FINE TOILET SETS ONLY 13.00, AT BALL'S STOVE STORE.

tor aomothinir nice fht.

Main street, a tow doors west ot Sev enth.

WHATS THE USE

OING ALL AROUND TOWN WHEJT* YOU CAN BUY TIIE BEST AND* CHEAPEST RANGES* STOVES, AND THK M96T COMPLETE ASSORT-i MENT OF AIX KINDS OF HOUSEFURNISHING UOODS AT BAl.L'Sa STOVJBSTOiiE.

the Conarc

ationM eniiroh, on^Tbnrsday* evsona »J3Ftabk Howe, OaptsJrl

Kophla S. Darning, of this city.

Died.

DIED—KOCH—At her residence, at the &

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uction of Lsfavette and Seventh streets,

A. XQ

at 7 o'clock. of-c*nc«r, Mr*. ChriK-

tiana Koch, aged ST years. The funeral aan-icea will take place tomorrow (Sundayl at 4 o'clock, **. from ber lata residence, a« above. Friends of the to a re In vi to at it a tber notice. aw