Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 7, Number 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 October 1876 — Page 5

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THE MAIL

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

THKSATURDAY EVENIXU

Ren. Allen

A. C. Bates P. L. Wheeler Oh as. Tlliotaon. J. K. Ixingdon T. A.

CIUM.Bcott

BUCKWHEAT

MAlLIson

«al« each Watnrday afternoon by A Dooiev Opera Hou*e. £o, Lobby.

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Feidler

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4th and LafaywU®

81.

Kly 4 Oooiukt.—, if «,Lh«i^ rlit V. I* COle Trwl Dix diThurman —~—stilllv anlnd

Clinton, Ind,

..........KockvlUe, Ind. .....—.-...BrasU, Ind. Matloou.

Ureenca&tle, Ind. „..Wftveland, Ind Knlghtxvllle. Ind

J&i. Marys. Ind

.. ...... larya, Ro«*lale, Ind.

Dlckwon.

•f.M.Corley Albert*teliu wfi*-.' ."—Char lent on, Ills. Hiram Lickllghwr —...... Annapolis, Ills.

I. K.8lnk* —*"Pe.rZ?

Charley McCutcheon—..........^ktown, Ind. Wade Hampton- rnri" Cha*. D. Rlppetoe Sandford. Ind. Ham'l Dorrieluon .... Oils M.OdellFrank Wfltklns..— 11/K. Ho.hng«sr Mart)a Ruby C. C. Ku John

""-.....".•••Newport, Ind. ~...Monte*uma, Ind. .....Bhelburno, Ind.

Wra. J. Duree....— Klin«rTalb«t Albert Wheat—

1Iwri

O. A. Buchanan...

A. N. Workman H. C. l»lckesaon Wm. Hall Bon Francis...--J. J. G»ldn H. M. Plerc* O. P. Htroiher F. J.H Robinson.... JoeT. «fo2oskey W. K. Hodge N. M.Cook H. A. OofTeon

A. Merrick

Merora, Ind.

..Prolrleton. Ind.

!!!...."...Brldg«toi, Ind ...Bowling own, Ind.

Roeeville, Ind.

Thou. Barb re F'ari^irebtt^, I nd. Walton M, Knapp Pontius Ifchler... L. Volkcra John A.Clark Harry Wextlall Ulysses S. Franklin,.. William Gareu..— Will DeArmonU

...Martinsville, Ills. Dennlson Ills. ......Livingston, III**-

Tuscola, Ills. AHhinore,

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Vtuuy, III*.

...Areola, Ilia.

Edwin «. Owen -..New Goshen, Ind John Hendrix- —Bell more, Ind. Wallace Sandusky V?.. H. T. Woollen Majority Point, Ills. Richard Cochran ....Centervllle, Ind. Harvey Htubbs ~mir!Vu!iu' Vnb ('baa.

KUlle

Robinson, Ills Jndson, Ind

H. McIlrov..:..„. -"nSrtViv Mil

r=s2SSS BS

Seeleyvllle, Ind

.. LOCKport,

Ind

.... Darwin, Ills Huti»onvllle, Ills Turners, lid

SI lddlebury, Ind ^Clovcrland, Ind Younimtown, Ind ........ York, Ill« Bloomlngdale, Ind

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Danville,

Annapolis, Ind ibu

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J. H. Rreder ~"-Cent^^L' inri Owen Kltwner .Tormana Creek, Ind C. L. C. »nwlfleld_ •••^le"no'.111" Tho». HJgh Fountain station, Ind K. DAVIS Coal Bluff, Ind

WHICH would y«« rather do or go a hickory nutting

cakes and maple mo-

lamea enliven the land. THE niale of Centennial excursion tickets will cease on the 31st Inst.

NEARLY twelve hundred head of cattle are being fed at Ilulman & Fairbanks distillery.

ONB

Tuesday last had shipped one hundred barrels of hickory nuts to New York.

DIUE88 pattern and ten bushels of potatoes were amoug the presents at a ••silver wedding" In this cit3 a Jew evenings ago.

A NUMBKR of Kansas grasshoppers have been soen in the city this %»eek They are supposed to be on their way to the Centennial.

FIVK weeks,(nearly) till Thankgivit.g. Turkeys aro beginning to tremble in their boots and cranberries to turn pale every time they look at an almanac.

Is THE proprietor In?" ask^d a man of a dull boy who WM tending a Main street *hoe store. "I don't know," said the lal, with a vague look, "what for a looking man Is he T'J

Mm NANNIE WHITS, daughter of Mr. N. White, of Casey, Illinois, and sister of Jaoob White, of this city, died at the residenoe of the latter, on Sunday, at the a of if a

FRKXCII and Bolen, two of the men oharged with the murder of BOMS RAdenberg, have obtained the bail required, five thousand dollars each, and are now at liberty. Gregg Is still in Jail.

THE restoration of the Ball residenoe on sooth Sixth street, which was almost destroyed by fire a few wssks ago, Is almost completed. The building has been ohaugod to front weat, Instead of east.

THEnumbering of houses reveals the teat that there are 4,177 houses in this dty. Counting seven persons to the houa*, the usual estimate, thla would give Terro Flaute a population of 31 ,S38.

STEP* will be taken at onoe for the opening of Fifth street south of the college property. The extension of this beautiful street Is a tnosi desirable thing and we hope there will be no hitch In its aooompliahmant now.

THE work of grading and graveling Sixth street from Ifoffett street sooth was e^nmemed Wednesday. The contractor hat at the salt of Mrs. Kearney been enjoined from going ahead with that part south of (Julick street, on the ground that Sixth street has never been legally opened through her property.

LOTA i. reporters may as well com menoe launching on a confiding public those thrilling item* about loaded lumps of ooal and powder charged stove wood, fixed tip for pilfering neighbors, and earned by mlaiake luto the plotter's own house where they blow up his own stova. and cost him eighty dollars to repair the damages. It Is Hunt.

Au. persons who violate tbe law bereafter by hauling loads of more than six thousand pounds across any wooden bridges In Vigo county are to be preeecuted. This seems to he especially for the protection of the river bridge and the trestle «ork west of the dty, veryheavy loads of saw logs being constantly* brought from that direction.

h- SNEAK TBJEVE8. ,: The depredations of this class of erim-. Inais have been unnanally numerous thla week. On Tuesday afternoon the house of Mr. Wash Johnson, a conductor on the Vandalia railroad, was entered while the family was in the rear part, and some valuable jewelry consisting of a gold watch, ring, braoelets and other small articles, amounting altogether to about fSOO, taken. Thomas Sibley, son of "Wal" Sibley, was arrested for this crime, and after oeing convinced by the officer that a companion, a boy by the name of Breoount, bad "peached" on him, owned up and showed the officers where the stolen property was concealed on the west side of the river.

The same evening somebody entered E. H. Bind ley *8 drug store, corner of Third snd Main streets, and abstracted about $3 in cbango from the money drawer, without, eo far a9 could be as certained, disturbing anything else.

Wednessday evening abont eight o'clock, sneak thieves entered the residence of G. F. Smith, corner of Seventh and Mulberry streets, and stole from the hat rack in the hallway, three valuable overcoats, two of them belonging to Carson Smith, and the other to a guest of bis, Mr. Noble B. Judah, a young l'riend from Vincennes. The hall was brilliantly ligli'ed at the time and the supposition Is that the thieves entered the douse through tho kitchen. l**v

Lorey's

dealer, on Ohio street, up to

A JRWISH Cemetery Association has been formed for the purpose of enlarging and Improving the Jewish cemetery In this city.

the last issue of this paper was mentioned the fact of Mr. William Dreuslcke's having filed a complaint against Lee Bros, for selling quails which bad been caught in nets contrary to law. The facts related were obtained at Lee Bros, store and the justice's office, and were so far as we know correct. It was certainly not the intention to do Mr. Dreusicke any injustloe In publ'sbing them, and we regret that he should have beon annoyed by it. We have the highest respect for him as an honorable citizen, aud sympathize heartily with hiaa In his efforts to lmve the gamo laws of the Stato observed because we believe they are necessary snd just.

CHECKERS.

Prof. Martins, the champion checker player, who is now in Cincinnati, giving the players of the "Qneen City" a taste of his skill, made the following soore while in thla city: .. Martin*...1H Korrext... .6 Drawn...! Total...15 Martlns...l2 H.OwtiwO I)t»wa.,.l Total...l3 Martina... I Mr. Lov*.. 0 l)rnwn...l Total... 2 Martina... 0 DrPurcell-l Drawn...l Total... 1 Martina^.15 Other* 0 Drawo...O TotaL.IS

Winnings Losing I Drawings Total. 47

THE Crumbs of Comfort sportsmen, all except Messrs. Twaddle and Logan, returned Wednesday evening. The gentlemen named remained on the boat with the intention of taking it out into the Ohio river If they oould not suooeed In selling It before they reached there. The trip Is reported to have been exceedingly pleasant*, the hunting and fishing good, and the weather, with the exoeptlou of the last day or two, all that oould have been desired. «'•. 4

AMUSEMENTS.

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saloon, under the Academy of

Music, was entered, and $12 taken from the till. The money drawer at

Potrl's, vn

Lafayette street, was robbed of a small amount, and a small amount of money and four boxes of cigars were taken from Peter Gorwsn's, in the same neighborhood.

The residence of Mr. L. A. Burnett was entered and the larder cleaned put, but nothing else disturbed.

A YOUNG man named Harley Hoard, a clerk at Watkins, Slaughter & Co's hardware store, wlr.le removing a sample case of powder from the counter to the shelves Thursday let it fall when an explosion took plaoe, which came near being the last of him. The case was filled with bottles containing about two ounces each ol powder, of all grades, and the explosion burried pieces of tho glass in all parts of his person. His clothes took fire and had to be torn from his body. He was pretty badly injured, and though suffering great pain is getting along as well as could be expected. He Is In a room over the store and has the best of attention.

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D. O. Karle's Ilamlet Tuesday, November 14th, will be wpported by the following cast: Ghost David Hanchett, Ijaertss William Pellisuer, Poloneun Cha«.8. Asdewon, First Grave digger. Horatio

v"*»

Charles Gould

Kinr 7 Frank Danaldson, Guiklenateim k' Han Id Hawke Roseocrsntx Qiaa. Ebbitt, Marcellus Graham Everett Bernardo E.F. Mattox Francisco Hsnry Raymond Kint actor A. D. Aable ()»ric Francw (iavish Second grave digger Frank Roberts 8ec»nd actor Kdward Gilford Third 'Robert Frank, Priest Tlkoe. Honham Ophelia-

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Queen Louie KaTraond

ACINMH

KtUitlrncba

TUK CHURCHES 20-MORROW.

Ontcmary M. E. Chnnch^Qnarterly BHciing. Preaching to-night at 7 JO by R«v M. Pavey.

Rev, 8.8. Martyn, the new naator of the Congrmtioaal Church, will commence hu mtnisur to-SMRow, jHreaching morning and swaing

Christian Chapel—Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Mo

p. m. Morning subject: "Tree

Religion Happiness evening subject,

uMoa«rn

Sptntuals«Bi.n J. r. Peale,

pastor.

chapter

vices, II a. ro. and 7 p. a. C. R. Hendrrs^wi, pertor

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TERRB HAUTE SATURDAY EVENINGiMAIL.

TO-DAY

And until ALL ARE SOLD, we offer tlis following SPECIAL LOTS

of ®ooda (which have jo»» been received) at "PRICES BELOW what they have ever been aoM for.

BLACK ALPACAS,

Willie H'eol Jlannelo,

SCARLET MEDICATED DO AKD

O A S

W. BTCE A CO.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.—The following marriage licenses have boen isssued by the County Clerk since our last report:

Wm. R. Hall and Emma Goodman. John W. Judd and Katy Conipton. John Fisher and Eliza A. Strong. Algy N. Harris and Rosana J. McConituon.

Benoni G. Trueblood and Martha J. Ixyd. THE Republicans of the Fifth ward are requested to meet at Sam el McKeen's office, Monday evening to consider an important matter. esi

THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION AVill soon be over, but the sensible people of this community will go on as usual purchasing their boots and shoes of N. Andrews. Ilis stock for men, women and children is unusually large and well selected. He manufactures custom work and does all kinds of repairing neatly and promptly. -1

SEE advertisement of good crrriage or draught horse for sale.

4 TUCKER'S A LARM. While sneak thieves are abroad and tills are being tapped iu all quarters of the town, prudent men will look around for some means of protection. There has just been received at Cory's hardware store a lot of Tooker's Alarm Tills. Thier is a monoy drawer and lock which is sneak-thief proof. Call and get one at once. They area capital thing and are sold at reasonable prices.

LOVERS TELEGRAPH—something new, novel and interesting—at C. 13.

I' av tif ,» 9

Aiken's new depot. s?,

—CORAL JEWELRY-A THOUSAND SETS—DOWN TO 10 CENTS A SET, CENTSTORE. —Buckwheat flour, fresh butted and maple molasses, at Patton Bros., Fourth street. —THE NEWEST STYLES and finest goods in Silverware are at S. R, FREEMAN'S, opposite the National Hotel.

t*UDELL FLOWER STANDS, g® These very handsome and desirable stands are for sale at J. A. FOOTE'S Seed Store, 512 Main street. y*y'™v7?i

-CORSETS FOR ONE CENT A BONE —ONLY AT THE CENT STORE.

—Buckwheat flour, fresh butter, and maple mo'asses, at Patton Bros., Fourth street.

DANIEL DERONDA, for Twenty cents, the first volume, at C. E. A kin's news depot. -J—BUSTLE HOOP SKIRTS—TAPEFRONTS, AT 60 CENTS^ CENT STORE. -PRICES OF CLOCKS, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Spectacles, Gold Chains, Ac., were never so low as now, at' l1?irr^':JfS. R. FREEMAN'S.

THREE HUNDRED SECOND-HAND STOVES FOR SALE AT

FISHERS.

—FOR THE LONG WINTER EVENINGS prepare yonrself with a first rate article of spectacles and havo a oomfortable time In reading. The beet are at S. R. FREEMAN'S, opposite the National Hotel. Room with Button it Hamilton's "Central" bookstore.

—Book wheat flour, fresh butter, and maplo molasses, at Patton Bros., Fourth street. —THOUSAND GROSS TRIMING BUTTONS JUST RECEIVED AT THE CENT STORE.

POSITIVELY NO PAY TILL CURED. All who are suffering with the Piles or any disease of the Rectum or Anas should not forgtt that Drs. Galb. aitb A Moore treat such cases with uniform success without the use of Knife, Ligatnre or In .erfsrancs with their regular sttendauee to busioee and positively do not require pay till cure Is eflboted. Will be pleased to furnish pamphlet with references to anyone on application. Addresi

DR«U GALBRATTH A MOORB,

«v VldoHa Richter

Terre Hante, Ind.

Rooms, south east corner of Main and Fifth streets. THEY WILL WAKE YOU UP AND

LWHT YOUR LAMP.

The new alarm elooks alarm and light a lamp without fell. To be bad at a R. FREEMAN'S,

Main, near oor. 6th, north side. it -VISIT THE CENT 8T0RB, YOU WILL THERE FIND THE LARGEST STOCK OF FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS, —Go to the Orand Cfenttal IIo*el, New York. It fa the only &rst*el*sa hotel that has had the oonrage to rednee rates fro«n94 to $SJ50 sad $8 per day.

-CARDINAL BROWN AND NAVY BLUE COLLARETT8 AND RUCHINO FOR 5 UTM. A PATTERN 8ET8 CUFFS AND C0LLARS CTS. ALL OUR GOODS EQUALLY CHEAP. CENT STORK.

WHITE

WOOL FiiiKHELS, •ml SCARLET

SIEDIC4TED 10,

M, 7-8 and 1 yard wide, from 20 to 49 eta. per yard. Ladies wanting White Flannels will find that it will pay them well to look at our stock.

CASSIMERES. A few pieces all-wool desirable goods at $100 per yard.

KlJ)GLOVES

1 5 3

in all the new shades

just received. ^ALBANI," r,

HARRIS SEAMLESS. W. H. RYCJE A CO.

Personal.

Dr. J.' J. Baur is now in Rome. Mr. E. D. Carter is quite dangerously sick.

Mr. T. W. Parker has returned from the East. Conductor Wm. Zapp is back from his eastern trip.

Mr. J. Irving Riddle returned from the E as as 5 Judge Cralne returned Thursday from the Centennial.

Jay Keyes is recovering from a long and severe illness. E. L. Girdner will b^ bac^^f^na[

st,he

Centennial to-day. Ik 5 1' Mr. and Mrs. Ganis leturned from tho Centennial lust night,

Mrs. Linton atid Mrs. Madrigal arrived from the East last night. Mrs. Dr. Young inddanghter have returned from the Centennial.

Mr. D. D. Condit celebrated his seven-ty-ninth birthday last Saturday. Mr. James Burgan celebrated his sixty-fourth birthday last Saturday.^??.

A. G. Austin came in from the centennial and eastern cities yesterday morning.

George Penn, conductor on the E., T. H. & C. railroad, is visiting the Centennial.

A B. Stoner and bride returned home this morning, having enjoyed a delight™trip-

A little daughter of Prof. Wiley— Katie—fell off the feuce Saturday and broke her arm.

Philip Stein left Tuesday night for California, where for the futnre he expects to reside.

D. C. Greiner has withdrawn his motion to contest the election of Mr. Dnrkiu as county clerk.

Mrs. Henry Robinson, accompanied by hereon, George, leit Thursday for the Centennial.

Mr. W. D. Griswold, of St. Louis, spent a few days in the city this week visiting old friends.

Charles Weidel, proprietor of the well known Fourth Btreet cigar store, left this morning for the Centennial.

Judge Thomas B. Long, of this city, was recently elected Grand Scribe of the If rand Lodge of Royal Arch Masons.

Mr. and Mrs. John G. Williams, with their little daughter, left Wednesday

Mr. Joseph Strout, who has for several days past been very dangerously slok, Is, we are glad to announce, better this morning and probably out of danger.

Mr. Charles Anderson will play Polonlus and First Grave Digger to D. G. Earle's Hamlet. The play Is to take place at the Opera House on the 14th pros.

Mr. Fechheiiner, of the Cent Store has taken the residence of the late Mrs. M^{or Hudson, on south Sixth street, and set up house keeping therein this week. ,f'n

Esqulie 'Robert Wharry. has been granted a divorce from his wife, Mary L., against whom he proved Inftdellty. They had been married about elevon months*"

Mr. Samuel S. Early Is making extenalve improvements la his Ohio street property, new cornioes, porches, painting, fence, etc., and will oocapy it with hie femlly In a few weeks.

Rsv. Alex. Steirett went up to Chicago Thursday to attend the Moody and Sankey meetings. He will return early next week. Mr. Sainmls will oocnipy his pulpit In this dty to-morrow

Mr. W. H. Brown was tor several years Treasurer and Auditor of L. C. A 8. W. R. R., and was well known to many readers of the Saturday Evening Mail. His friends will appreciate tbe following personal Item, which we eHp Dram the Logansport Journal of tbe 30th Inst: -.-f

Will H. Brown, durtni the Whole of yesterday, w*s sa one In&wlaUd. His oountenance beamed as doth tbe north star, and the gaselle llghtnees of his step as only equalled by nte supreme eontempi of everything savoring of the earth. When, in the ordinary course of business, he was asked the price of cotton, he answered ten pounds and a half." When, In the afternoon, an importunate friend asked the time of day, he made answer, 9 90 a m.. and In *ocb a manner he electrified bis friends all day, and the qnestlon of his Insanity arena,ar»d nmnioned moch regret there-

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Black Alpacas,

Doublt widt1it, beofenina'*it: tbe low price of 20 eonts ana in evory qrade up to 75 cents. We call particular attention to the qualities of 45,50, 55, 60 and 65 cent 8 as beino extraordinary cheap, they are rally from 10 to 15 cente per yard under former prices. Theee Alpicas have extra weight and finish.

VICTORIA SUITINGS' a new style for

OVER-DRESSES AND SUITS.

W s. B1€E

and as for the father, he probacy may time to restore

recover, but It will take his equilibrium." Mrs. Ellen C'ady, whose husband was formerly a railroad engineer well known here and who was killed in Canada last April, has returned to this city with her little boy to spend the winter with relatives.

Hong Wab, our single Chinese citizen, leaves to-day for the flowery kingdom, to see Mrs. Hong and the children. lie is said to take with him considerable money, and that be expects to return to America with his family to live permanently.

People and Things

President Grant bongbtapnnch bowl at tbe Philadelphia Exhibition. Losing bets disgust men with politics quicker and more effectually than anything else

Those who come to you to talk about others are the ones who go to others to talk about you.

Why is it that worm holes always grow on tbe under side of the, apples displayed in shop baskets

A San Francisco barkeeper commlted suicide because be lost his plaoe and had to go to work in a tea store.

By some ingenious experiments*a Yankee has discovered that a gnn kicks before ths balls leaves the barrel.

Marriage, divorce, loss of wealth, and suicide were tbe chief events of three months in the 1

Paul-

We of John Moran, of St,

.Vr-M i% 'At.

One ot t'he wretched andftiAlies of this life is that of the number of men who have taken the last chew not five minutes ago. '5 ,V

A Chicago lady, whose lord and master indulges rather freely in the convivial glass, says he is a kind but "indulgent" husband.

Very few men realize the blessings of a good wife, until a place between his shoulder blades, that he cin't reach, needs scratching.—[Whitehall Times.

Tho cool, crisp mornings have at last arrived when we are prepared to exclaim, In tbe language of Henry Clay:

It is nicer to be abed than to be Pre.si dent. The railroad accidents of the past four years havo occurred in vain. There a*e

for a visit to relatives of Mr. JVN^lliam^, jug^^many diabolical bores on the cars at Natchez, Miss. Charles Palmer, of Eureka, Nevada, is visiting his brother, Mr. H. 8. Palmer, in this city. The brothers had not met before for twenty-three years.

Will Barton, ticket agent at the I. A St. L. depot, left Tuesday for the Centennial. His place, during his absence, will be filled by Charles Wilson.

taking votes" now as at the last presidential campaign. A Tennessee paper has discovered that rum oosts the country $200,000,000 and the clergy 12,000,000, whereat a profane contemporary cri«-s for the abolishment of tbe latter on tbe ground of economy.

A pair of silly Cinolnnatlans have made an insane wager on tbe result of tbe Presidential election. The loser will visit every room in one of the wards of the city and beg for rags, which are to be sold for a oharltablo purpose.

A congregational minister, named C. D. Lathrop, has been expelled from an Amherst church for disciplining his wife

41with

a stick not bigger than his

thumb," as tbe law allows. We are all In danger of being persecuted If thl* Is allowed to go on.—[New York Graphic

Mothei," said a little urchin when be came home,

44I

have seen such

smart preacher. He stamped and made such a noise, and then, he got mad he shook his fist st tbe folks, snd there wasn't anybody dared go up and fight him." A wholesome rebnke for some preachers.

Judge Henderson, of Lebsnon county, Pa., at a late session of tbe Court of Quarter Sessions, Issued an order forbidding the admission of boys Into the oourt room during tbe trial of esses. He based the ord'jr upon tbe demoralising efieota of tbe narration of crime upon the young.

An Ingenious Democrat, of Cattleaburg, Ky., at a flag raising in that village put a rooster in a box which he attached to the halyards and so arranged the oover of the box that when the box •truck tbe top of tbe staff tbe oover would fly open. His plan worked like a charm. Tbe moment tbe cover flew open the rooster lighted on the top of the staff and commenced crowing vigorously amid the cheers of the spectators.

The San Francisco News Letter says: It seems to be a penchant among oor millionaires to squander their money on hotels, opera bouses, and fast women. Senator Sharon baa a seven story palace hotel, on which be Is toeing about 1,000 perday Senator Jones runs a newspaper and a Roman bath establishment E. J. Baldwin, another millionaire, has built sn opera boose and hotel at a cost of 1200,000. Jim Keene, another mlllion-

at,wben~ tbe Important and peculiarly aire s'-ock broker, has given Strakosch a

«I»S

JUST RECBITED.

In this branfch We defy any competition in styl«4 and price* from FIVE DOLLARS and all tbe intermediate prices up to TWEFTY-FI7E Dollsrs,

FUR TRIMMED

CLOAKS,

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Both for Ladies and Children. CJUITS ready made in staff goocU^ O $9.50, worlh $12.00 $12.00, worAt $16.00.

BLACK

CO.

fact leaked ont that he was had mornboy, well, •5

propo-es to build an

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O A S T!'

ALPACA SUITS. $10.00,

worth $12.00: $15.00, worth $20.00.

SUITS MADE TO ORDER.:

W. 8. BlTCE A COl 1

|30,000 lot of ground, upon which be

Eetalian opera $

bouse and Jasper McDonald, a leading bear, has just taken poaession ofotie of our leading theaters for moneys advanced. It would seem as if our milliofr*aire brokers intended haying a mondj*oly of tbe luxuries of life,

Mr. Frank Barnum, the hotel keeper ph of Kansas City, who was murdered recently at Brownsville, had strange pre- J:' monitions of his fate. He wrote to his wife tbe day before the murdor, that he bad dreamed of being attacked by two men who struck him savagely on tbe head. Tbe same day that bis letter was

received came the news of his deatb. which was caused, as in tho dream, by heavy blows inflicted on the hea 1. Superstitious persons may find significance in tbe fact that he was married on Ffeday, and wrote the bodeful letter to bis wife three years from the date of Kta marriage, on Friday also.

In tbe height of the anti-slavery excitement William Lloyd Garrison, the great agitator, was traveling in the South, when he happened to meet a large slaveholder on a Mississippi steamboat. Neither knew the other's name or social position, both wore weU posted on the questions of tho day, bnt of course antagonistic). Bat so well and in so kindly away was the controversy carried on that when Mr. Garrison left tbe boat tbe slaveholder took him by tbe hand and expressed bis satisfaction at

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nuttin' nil week an

can't be found nowhcrca in such abundance and perfooshin as at, Rippctoe^ bleas 'im!

"STILL HUNT,"

But a lively drive 1M Cloaks, Shawls. Bustles, Underwear, Hoods, Nubias. Hosiery and ulovcs.1 Ladies' NccTk wear ana Zephyr specialties.

E. B. COLE, 324 Main St

CHICAGO CABBAGE.

For sale to the trade, at the Ninth Street Market House, a choice let of Chicago Cabbage. J. MOMAHAN. d2twlt _»

NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PA 721®* The time (or paying the second installmentof State and County taxes expiras on the first Monday of November (the dth.) J. M. Saaunr, ^,

Trea*. el Vigo Co.?#*.*"

NEW MILLINERY and New Styles arriving daily COLE'S. 324 Mala 8L„, at '8, 324

FOR putting under carpets there te '-S nothing better than newspapers. Tbeee in good order, In packages of one hu»drsd for sale at The Mall ofBoe, at ^lly cents. wt

HOURS OF DELIGHT,

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Spent After Visiting Wright J? A KIIABIB^Grocery Store,

Their stock is so immense and ried.abo new and good that one can hardly select the most important artichta.

Celery, Cra»-

lhe| offer to-day,Oysters, 1 hemes, lemons, Orsnges, Gr

hemes, Lemons, Orsnges, iraue«,Hon«^, Apples, Homemade Cheese, Miaoe-Mea^ Frnit, Better, Cabbegs, Potatoes, choice

atoes,

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Cored Mesfts and Atwood'i EnglUh Ploi Pnddiic. ym&tp v' i.*

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HOME FOB SALE

A large Black Horse stout, healthy, and of good appearanoe—snltablo for osrrisge or draught horse. Knquire oi ss P. S. WBTITAIX, st Msll office.

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WHERE TO INSURE:

WHAKTON, RIDDLE A CO,

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