Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 6, Number 45, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 May 1876 — Page 5
THE
PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
PICNICS
are already talked about.
No particular damage yet to the fruit.
WHY do boots squeak worse on Sunday Goiso to decorate? The 30th is tbe day.
AREN'T the dally papers going to give us any horse notes this year
THE latest and most sensible fashion for ladies wear—the old made over little. ,, .„ti
SERVICES will BE held at St. Joseph Catholic church every evening during the present month.
Is TKRRB HAUTE a country town that cows must run at large?—[Express. Tbe city fathers say it ia.
AN agreement has been signed BY ALL the clothing stores to close up at 7.30 m. every day exccpt Saturdays.
TH Horticultural*Society takes strong ground iu favor of tbe cow ordinance See report of the last meeting, in anoth er column.
THE old canal bod ssuth of the Vandalia railroad to tho city limits, is to be filled up and platted off into building
of
Rev. C. Ci. Howland, Unitarian Kalamazoo, Mich., will preach at the Universalist cbim-h of this city one week from to morrow, tbe 14th of this month. v- •*.
PuiaaNO off your boots after you get in bed may not be romantic, but at this season of the year, especially ifyou keep a girl, it is advisable. It saves time, insures you a good sleep, and keeps carpet tacks in their place.
THE spring opening at Monningers Tivoli took place Monday. It will doubtless be a popular place of resort this summer and by a good class of people, if the proprietor has tho nerve to exclude bummers and prostitutes from its benefits^
To SEE an old tobacco inuncher take a chew in church is a curious sight. lie always labors under the irqpressou that a certain number of the congregation have their eyes set on him, and so houses a strategy that would accomplish wonderful things if it only were dovsted to some good object. The ftret movement is to put his hand carelessly in his pocket where he knows the Bweet and delicious morsel lietb keeping one eyo on the ministor and theother^on bis nearest neighbors, he gradually withdraws his hand and very unconceredly rests his elbow on the pew. Then he takes another look around, bows his head upon tho pew before him as it in silent prayer and that "chaw tobaccer is doing duty. Drawing his pocket hasdkerchief from his pocket he blows his nose and would be willing to take a solemn oath that no one saw him dp it.
WK desire L» call the attention of our readers and tho public in general to the advertisement in this issue, of tbeTerre Ilaute Cement Pipe and Stone Company, which is now manufacturing and have on hand at the works, north of tjie Hospital on Thirteenth street, some most boautiful designs of Fountain Basins, both plain and ornamental, also Stone Blocks, for fencing, etc., Horso Blocks, Stone Vases all at astonishingly low prices and we heartily commend it to all those persons who contemplate Improving or beautifying their homes, asthoy will tind it to their interssts to give it a call. The time has now arrived when the manufacture of stono is no longer an experiment but an assured succejs, as thousands of testimonials from different portions of this country and all over Europe will show net tesimonialson paper, but real,
gen
uine testimonials the shapo of beautiful and massive buildings, And every form in which natural stono is used.
An insane boy, son of M. B. arret, living In Sugar Creek township, a few miles west of Torre Ilaute, left his father's premises on Saturday, the 29th ult., going northwest on tho Midland road. He was bare foot at the time Is about 17 yoareof age light complexion hair Inclined to be dark red talks but little has a scar on the top of his bead, and tho mark of a cut on the little finger of his left hand balr cut closely. Any information as to his whereabouts will be gratefully received by his afflicted parents. Aidress M. B. Jarret, Maxvllle, Vigo county, Ind. "TO HOUSEKEEPERS."
S. Cory Is *111 receiving more gooSs. A oar load of those fine Doors, Sash and Blinds also a car load of Wagon Felloes, Spokes and Hubs Buggy Hubs and Patent Wheels of every Wire olotbes lines, that will not rust or break. Ladles, call «nd see our fine display of table and tea spoons and fine plated forks. Also a large stock of kitchen knives, butcher knives, table and pocket knives. As the time for house-dean-inir la at hand call and purchases carpet stretcher or one of those combination tack hammers—a rule, claw hammer, screwdriver all together. 8U11 more things iter the ladies! as curling Irons, pocket tape measures, pinking Irons, kitchen pastry Jaggers, can openers, etc., ftc, -BTtolLFRS, SOMETHING ENTIHELY NEW. CALL AND »KT ONE ON TRIAL, AT BALL'S.
—FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS AT LOW PRICKS—CENT STORE, 4th STREET.
-DON'T RUN ALL AROUND TOWN to BUY A KKDSTOVE WHEN YOU CAN DO BETTER AT BALL'S.
—The Signals of Loipalg, Germany, says, "The world renowned piano factory of Messrs. Decker Bros., New "York (whose pianos have become the favorite of our citlsens,) have erected a branoh house at London, England, and will have other warerooms at Parla, France, and Berlin, Germany".
When looking around for a first-class painter, to paint you a handsome sign to paint your house on the outside, or to grain it on the Inside, call on J. W Roberts, under the Dickhout's Trunk Factory, on Main street, west of the Terre Haute House. He goes iu person to superiutend and work upon all house painting, using the boat materials and doing honest work. He is especially deservlug of patronage in graining, of which he is able to numerous fine samples in various parts of town. WASH DA YNO LONGER A DREAD.
The old Wringers can bo repaired. Leave it at A. O. AUSTIN A CO'St 172 Main street, Tcrre Ilaute, Ind. P'i***
BOYS, LOOK!
The Wabash Cerald, a new amateur paper sent to your address for 20c a year or 10c for 6 months. Address SUMMEK'S A YOCNO, Terre Ilaute, Ind. Postofllce box 10(56.
Fvl6'J£S
VASES.
Dcof yiirds ana Lawns will be much beautified by the use of va3es filled with plants and vines. An assortment of Iron and Terre Cotta vases wiU^be sold very low
at J. A. FOOTE. S SEED
STORE. -LADIES WILL FIND A COMPLETE NEW ARRIVAL OF FANS, PARASOLS, CASHMERE TIES, LACES, RIBBONS, CORSETTS, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, EMBROIDERIES. JKWELY AND TOI LEI' ARTICLES AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. VISIT THE POPULAR CENT STORE TOR BARGAINS.
SEEDS AND BULBS.
This is the most desirable time for planting tlower seeds and bulbs in the open ground.
TUBEROSES, a large lot of this fra-
felowflower
rant which will be sold much ordinary prices. GLADIOLUS, a splendid assortment. CALADIANS AND CANNAS, large and stately plants for centres of beds.
DAHLIA ROOTS, BULBS OF MADEIRA VINES and other bulbs. Beautiful varieties of O W E SEEDS of extra quality.
At J. A. FOOTE'S SEED STORE.
See tho 76" Hat at Howe & Stoner's—undoubtedly the finest Hat in the city.
THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH that Frank Lleinlg A Bro., at their Union Steam Bakery will sell to those who are willing to buy, their tx-st Butter, Tea, Pearl, Oyster, and fancy Crackers as well as all kinds of Candies, plain and fancy, at the lowest possible figures and guarantee entire satisfaction. Please take notice of this. [SKAI.] FIIANK HEINIO A BRO. —The shipments of all kinds of plain and fancy crackers to Terre Haute are getting beautifully small. People are convinced that they caw get the best in that line right at home.
New style Hats every day at Howe & Stoner's. CHEAP.
Coffee, 23 cents per pound. Sorgham, (10 cents per gallon. Syrup, 70 cents per gallon. Imperial Tea, 50and 65 cts. per pound. Black Tea, 50 and 65 cents per pound. Gunpowder Tea, fl.00 per pound. Prunes. 10 cents per pound. And all other goods in my line lower than ever before for cash only.
J. R. CHAMBERS, Near the Postofllce.
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 INDUCEMKNTS ^0 OUR CUSTOMERS. PLEASE CALL AT TEMPLE OF FASHION AND LEARN THAT FACT. No. 10 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CENT STORE. l»V CHOICE MEA TS.
The place for something nice fat, tiioy and tender in the way of fresh 'wef, veal, pork, mutton and lamb, Is P. P. Mischtor's Star Meat Market, oc Main street, a few doors west of Seventh itefl
MONEY TO LOAN.
1
I have money to loan on mortgago security on long time. No life insurance required. C. E. HOSFORD.
Office comet Fourth and Main street, Terre Haute, Ind. WOATS THE US a GOING ALL AROUND TOWN WHEN YOU CAN BUY THB BEST AND CHEAPEST RANOES, STOVES, AND THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ALL KINDS OF HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS AT BALL'S STOVE STORK.
-THE PRAIRIE CITY COOK STOVE TS THE BEST, CHEAPEST, AND MOST DURABLE STOVE IN TOWN, AT BALL'S.
—LADIES WILL FIND A COMPLETE NEW ARRIVAL OF FANS, PARASOLS, CASHMERE TIES, LACES, RIBBONS, OORSETTS, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, EMBROI DERI
TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL
WHATSTHE USE
PAYING SO MUCH FOR YOUR TIN WORK WHEN BALL WILL DO IT FOR LESS MONEY! COME AND SEE.
—FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS AT LOW PRICES—CENT STORE, 4th STREET.
Wiurs THE U£E
PAYING 80 MUCH FOR A STOVE, WHEN YOU CAN DO BETTER AT BALL'S. —FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS AT LOW PRICES—CENT STORE, 4th STREET. -WILL YOU COME AND SEE THOSE BEAUTIFUL RANCUSS AT BALL'S?
ONION SETS,
And a choloe lot of GARDEN 8EEDS of every description, at very low prices, at J. R. Chamber's, opposite the postofllce.
See the" ''Centennial" Hat at Howe & Stoner's. This beauti ful Hat is made of the finest beaver fur, ural color.
and is left the nat-
Stop Suddenly!
When running down hill, if you can, if not, stop when you can and go to Wright & Kauftnan'B for good things for Sunday. Just see what they have today Lettuce, Oranges, Radishes, Potatoes, Lemon*,,Onions, Apples, Asparagus, etc. Now' for Cheese: Cream Cheese, Hamburg, Pineapple and Factory Cheese. The celebrated Creamery Butter. Eggs and Canned Frsita of all kinds at reduced prices. New crop teas, a choice lot just in, very cheap. Corner Seyenth and Alain. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received by the common council of the city of Terre Ilaute, at their next regular meeting to-wit: On the evening of the 16th of May, A.I). 1876.
For grading and paving with brick, the unfinished portion of the sidewalk on the south side of Mulberry street, between 6th and 7th streets.
The wsrk to be done according to plans and specification on file in the office of the city engineer.
The council reserve the right to reject any bid. By order of the febmmon council, May 4tk, 1876.
RICHARD STROUT City Engineer, Now I ain't one o' yer coquettish critters as is allers a fiirtin' vith green grocers an' a tryin' to smash their harts. I don't go nuthin' whatsomever ou clo'es, nor shape, nor good looks— though I don't say as I mightn't git away with
I the best ov 'em if I tried. I I'm a plain, free-spokin'
if
young womern, an' I know what I'm talkin about when I soluemly declare that Rippetoe's is
jist the best place in this town to buy groceries for a multitude ov reasons.
October Election. A nnonncemetil Fee—Two Dollars.
KOlt TKKASUKBK.
We are authorized to announce the name of HUGO DITBNWIG as acandidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican counly convention.
The Mall is authorized t« announce the name of CH.VttLKS H. ROT I'M AN as a candidate for Treasurer of Vigo county, snbject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention.
FOR SHERIFF.
The Mail is authorized to announce the name of JOSHUA M. HULL ns a caudidate for Sheriir of Vigo county, subject to tho decision of the Republican County Convention. 11-''* 55
W KOItCLKRK.
C. W. BROWN will bo a candidate fur flic office or Clerk of Vigo county, subject to the decision of the Republican convention.
We arc authorized to announcoathe name of E. L. OIRDNER as a candidate for the nomination to the office of ConDty Clerk, subject to the decision of tbe Republican nominating convention.
We are authorized to announce the name of 8TANLKY ROBBINS as a candidate for the office of County Clerk, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention.
HAVENS & PARIS, ti. II depend Hit Insurance Agency,
Main street, opposite Hulman & Cox. Fire Association, assets.. —5 8^62,333.00 Royal Canadian, MontrealK-Wio.ooo Western, Toronto 1^3(l6,'iOO 00 erican, Philadelphia 1.220,551
Irani, Philadelphia. l,Wl(Sfi)0.23 Amazon,Cincinnati #75 282 Westchester, New York j»v* WW(W0 Fairfield, Connecticut 3no,000 Rochester German, New York... 350,00U
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onuments?i
riu) iu
KB. KWKLRY AND TOI-
LET ARTICLES AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. VISIT TUB
S0,DCHEAPER
POPLAR
CENT STORE FOB BARGAINS.
—FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS AT LOW PRICHR—CENT STORE, 4th STREET.
-CALL AT BALL'S AND SEE WHAT A FEW DOLLARS WILL DO. AT BALL'S STOVE STORK IT WILL WORK WONDERS. IT WILL BUY MORE GOODS THAN AT ANY OTHER 8T0RB IN TOWN.
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W A N A
NRIVALED IN BEAUTY,
UN $
'SIS
ADEIN HCOTLAND, GRAVED IN LETTERS OF GOLD* OWIHTIIETIME
6
Y, AS THEY ARF.
THAN EVER BEFORE BY
BARXETT, I'ALMKR A SWIFT,
Main street, between 12lh and 13U».
wcma®6cEDdiTk jw
GOOD
Stock of B90U and Shoes, Is more important
NEWS
T* tp.o*t of the community than who is to toil the next President,
FOR
Personal ex pen am ts the part of the great "problem of finance" bestundemtowA.y
THOSE
and hot tew were
BORN
I to ne&d aome ds, nnleas they
80 tacky not to nefcd aome of N. Botand** goods, nnleas they go
BAREFOOTED,
Or pay higbtr prkwa tor poorer goods elsewhere.
N. BOLAND.
No. 146 Main St.
We call particular attention to the qualities of our
Summer Silks!
At 75 cent! a yard. These are very much better cuallty than can be boreht at 75 cents. This grade of Silks is growing scarcer every day, and it will be almost impossible to get so good a Silk at 75 cents after this lot is sold.
PROFIT BY THIS. To make an attrac tiv© week for Silks,
AX»
'Sweep' Everything we offer a New line of
SUMMER SILKS at 90 cents. Here is an opportunity to buy a Silk at 90 cents that is worth $1.25. Remember we show a full line, and not a broken assortment of Silks, from 75c to 90c to select from,
BLACK SILKS
will have just as attractivc prices.2 (iKEWADINES in black and colors, Mid for variety of prices, and variety of goods, arc not equalled in the city. We gnarantce our prices lower than the lowest* ALLDRESSIGOODS will get a "Bouncing" for one week, that will make prices higher than ours
44very
Just think! The linen and making is worth $5.00 and we sell yon the Snit ready to wear at $4.00.
A Special Sale of
Turkey Reel Tablelogs,
At $1.00 per yard that have een soiling at §1.50. fifteen pieces extra all-wool
A S S 3 I E E S at $1.00 which have sold readily at $1.50.
CHOICE ALL-WOOL
WE E
75 CENTS.
Don't delay in examining our Cassimeres at $1.00 per yard, for you will get no more of this quality at the price when these are sold.,
2 0 0
PIECES GROS GRAIN RIBBONS In all widths and colors, beginning at 10 cents per yard and upwards. This is the '•Biggest" Low Price Ribbon Sale for choice qualities ever offered.
HOSIERY.
For Ladies, Children and Gent*' is equaled, and the Prices lower fhaa the lowest.
CHILDREN'S Hose ia quiet and fancy colors. LADIES' AND CHILLDREN'S
Balbriaaaa Hose.
GENTS British and Balhrisgaa Half
We have wads low prices at hose hat completely "clips all coalition."
TAKE ADVANTAGE
of thia scale of price* and tray at once. WE ARE NOT BOA8TINO WHEN WE 8AY THAT NO SUCH LOW PKICB) WERE EVER MADE BY ANY HOUSE, AS NOW ARE MADE BY
W.S.BYCEACO.
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LADIES READY MADE SITIT8 from Stuff or Worsted 3Iateriai. LADIES READY
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from Slack Alpacas. LINEN AND GRASS CLOTH SUITS list received. We ofler the CLIMAX LINEN SUIT at ^400.
NEW DRY' GOODS HOUSE I
SPRINaSILK
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SILK PARASOLS.
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DRESS GOODS,
ATA
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)TJOEID PRICE.
AND
AT THE
WESTERN, BAZAAR
620 MAIN STREET,
TERRE HAUTE, IND.
To Housekeepers!
The Largest Stock of Canton Mattings in tbe city can now be seen at
Brokaw Bros,
No. 109 .Haln direct,
White, Check .and Fancy Colors. Great care has been used in the selection .of New and Desirable Styles, and extraordinary inducements will be offered to purchasers, as we are determined to make this one of the most attractive establishments in the city. 1
Sole Agents for a SUPEIU0R QUALITY of CARPET CHAIN"
Cut this out and save it!.
Drain and Sewer Pipe
AXD
STOITE WORK.
TERRE-HAUTE
CEMENT PIPE
Manufactorers of Artificial Stone ana Power Pressed Hydraulic Cement, «, DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE,
FromliBfliMto &0 incite* Inclusive. Alio Ntone for' Building Fronts, Window Caps, of different designs. Window 8111s, Hey Stones and Honse Trimmings com* plete. Horso Blocks, of ftncjr designs. Beautiful Stone Vases, Fountain Basins, of aln and ornamental de»~ signs Well Curbing, Stone Sinks, Filters, Copelngand Posts, for cemetery lots, Stone Bases, for monuments, Paring Stone, Ae^ al greatly reduced prices. All Fancy and Ornamental Work at about one-half thcr price of natural stone.
For particulars address
(T. W. R0S8, Sec'y Co.,
OFFICE on Oklo Street, Wear Slxtk.
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Insertings,
VERY CHEAP
IB. ERLICH,
THEO. STAHI
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER I.\
iQUEENSWARE,
CHINA, GLASSWARE, PLATED WARE, CUTLERYf
Kerosene Lamps and Lamp Goods,!
mm
Mi
Tfniu Street.!
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STONE*
AND
a-vcompas*,
TERRE-HAUTE. T1VB.