Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 7, Number 26, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 December 1876 — Page 5

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QUESTIONS.

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Am the Holiday* are almost

here* »h*t wnM fce li«

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••lUMf gins for ttwtoeeaaton Au«l where ahull lh» be fb«n«l

In iht mo«t attractive display?

ANSWERS.

A Tapealry Mat or KIK. A Velvet Mat «#r Hag. An AxmlnMter Nat or Rnjc.

A Haomrki an Ottoman.

A flne Mantol or Fler Ula*s.

A Nnlmtautlal i'nrpet. and many

other

«1 eelrablearti*

ele* to be r«*nad at BYt'li A WAI.*lHL.KY\s lloa»« FnrnlwbInf{ Store. »9 Main Mtreel.

WHY?

8e«auMt nnch gilts are naeftil. lt«caue Much gi ft* are bemaliffcl. Ileeaa»e «n*h glflii are daruble. llecau«e «*ach gifts are valnable.

1 eettHM »uch |(in* eau be

bought at II O I. S A

l"KIKM until Kl.W YEAK*«

A V.

City and Vicinity.-

•'IlKAtmiTkanow" Wednesday night.

Now stop thinking about politics and srjoy Christmas. I

THK vaca'ion in the city schools will last till the day after New Years.

TUB time uxed for the ppecial election In tlio Fourth ward i« January tth, 1877

So PAR BAM! from no political goro haa jet been Rpilied here in Terro Haute. 1ON'T bear anjbody complalninjr about "the roada" these times. Tbey*rt* "solid."

WK may all have our several opinions a out a "Solid South," but wo know b., experience what to think of a so .id winter.

Mit tic HA NTS who BTH not too mucb enqroraed with "holiday trade" are boaily engaged in preparing for the annuai invoice.

MR«. PBLLUWICS 4S prepared to fur nliit) masquerade auits of all styles, this season. Hhe may be found at 906 Chest nut atreet. 'I HK council baa determined to build tho sexton'a bouse, and two lodges at the cemetery gate, epoken of ia last wrek'a paper.

DBALKM say there's been ao falling off this year in tbe dewaod for seal skin cloaks. On tbe eootrary they have sold belter than usual.

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feptabls present.

Tan blast furnace at this place Is

using Alabama ore and la turning out from twenty-three to twenty-flee tons

fit pig Iron per day. *u?

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HUMB are many places In tbia eity when* a load of coal, a saok of floor or a buabel of potatoea wo«M be a |uuat ae

R. HOMAS W ACOBS, who ran tbe "Monster Bankrupt shoe ate re Id tbl» oily for some time, died at bis borne in J^u»n, Ohio, But. ay night. He bad

IIMB sick for seme months. #a•*'

t*#/ Btnr somffratwo tor the children, no matter how inexpensive. It would be crnfl to disappoint then by having ft them. ji

NOT less than tuea have found employment In thla city Coring tbe *1: weolt, cutting anW packing toe. There baa not Ween no good a season tor tbe business tor ysi*.

KAI.KBS in holiday goods are generally of tbe opinion that much lees money baa been spent for tanqr articles 2

than last year. There baa bena great teodancy te buy things ossfttL

{I^ TKK well known Daels ftunUy,assist* ed by other local talent, will give soon, cert at Mnn*. Roee *h«p«l this evening.

Tbe programme tea very in* ens and there wHl doubt ISM be a Urge audience

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Tin* holidny reception if tbe Koee Cub will corwint of a douahio party, and will be hold on Friday eee-

»,iMg xt at tbe Terre Haute I !««»«. OunU, as well as members, are expeot.

ed to appear in doortino. -•S, ... --ir— T^ rrl tt1 t»u nleni«U wtth care, go home I to night ^Mulved not W ahow It. Make

Dirisuna* aa bright and happy tor your tittle onee as ever you can and you wiU certainly have an abundant rewartf In their enioyeaent. 0»i of the pleasantest balia that took place last winter was that given by the Red Men. The asoood annual bell of this popular eoeiety will take plaee on Chrisuaas night at the City HalL It should not be ftwgotten.

A amacs^x oolooldauoe is preesoted In the death of

Mra.

AIL the reUll stores ill be kept open till a late hour to night to enable everybody toprooure ChHstniaa pnssntn

AK aoceptable Christmas pressnt—for an absent falend—a year's subscription to The Saturday Evening Mali. Your friend, would not forget it for a year, at lesbt.

THK handxoiae calender gotten out by Harry Wlgley, for 1877, does credit to hla well known good taste, and Is tbe beat of proof that bis office contain* the S fllf* n'(V»et nf work. It is a floe^specluien of "home eumuftecture." .•••v'Sj-i

Tn sl^erware stolen from tbe St. Clair House some time sgo was found Saturday by officer Vandever in the possession of a oolored man named Nel •on 8aulters, who wltb his two psrtners in the theft-Cbsrles Bolger and fcam Griffin—were arrested and locked up.

Ox laat Snturday, Messrs. Keyes A Sykes shipped a quantity of wheels to Ssn Francisco via Philadelphia. They will be taken thence by sea, around Cape Horn, and will not reach their des tination In lesa than six months but there will be a considerable saving In fr*l&ht-

Tun will of the late Col. Thomas Dowling was on Wednesday admitted to probate. Tbe estate is to be divided equally botwoen hi* wife and children. Tbe executors, however—Mrs. Dowling and Capt. K. B. Allen—aro to hoM tbe hulk of the property in tru«t for a few years, or until a'l th«» heirs are of age.

THK Indiumipolis correspondent of The Inter-Ocean says that R. G. Hervav is working up a new extension of tbe Illinois Midland railway. He proposes to connect with the Baltimore & Gblo road under the name of Ibt. Cincinnati, Indiana A Illinois Midi aid. The route has already been purveyed from Paris to Bra til.

THK St. Clair H«u»e -aloon is getting abundant true advert sing and much custom by employing an Irisbinaai to walk a thousand miles in a tUous^nd hours. To rtad the dully pipers one would imagine it was considered tbe most iuipoitaiit locti event that had taken place for month*. i}

A DIVOBCK and custody of the chil dren was granted Wetliiesday to Mrs. Liuie 8appenQ^ld, a clerknt Mrs. T. H. Kiddie's, irom ber liusband, K. M. Sap penlleld, a Wall strctet auoruey. The c?omplaint was a failure ou ibe.partol the defendent provide lor the support of bis family. Tbny had been married Uiu years and bad two children. 4

TO-MORROW, at all the ebnrches, collections will be taken up for the poor. Let us each one censcieut**u*ty resolve now to contribute lioeraliy. We might eaally double tbe usual amount of our contributions and save tbe ex .-ess in some other way, if lifcemary. A little sell deuial is an excellent thiag for tbe stomach and conscience b«th, about Christmas time.

]Tls*not surprising that freight rates E^st should have been advanced if such cases as we heard of lsat week were ctftomon. A merchant got a el ngle box of phildren's shoos from itoaton, weighing about twenty pounds, and tbe freight, which was tnado out ou a printed bill with all tbe usaal formulae, was 5 oenta. He knew another merchant who had received a package on which' tbe freight was 3 o»nta.

Tax Congregational church Sunday school is making preparations f. a CoVistmascelebration worthy oftbeday, tbiapvening aud to-morrow. The entertainment by tbe Sunday sobcol thla evening at 7 o'clock will be ntiiqne and good, and Monday forenoon tbe «boir will render old style Cbristmaa'imisic whicb prutnisMi te be of a first «la»e kind. A Cbriatmas sermon will also be preached by tbe Pastor, Jtev. Mavt^n. In the evening no sermon will be held, in order to allow tine for peps rations for Cbrl&mas evening. The church has been tasteiully trimmed. No fee for admission la charged for the nlgbt% ectertainmsnt.

body of Hal lam Smith, wbe

died reeontly at Jaokeonville, Florida, was brought to tbls city, and on Tuesday placed in the vault to await interment in the Corn well let as soon as that can be enlarged sufficiently, by a purchase of contiguous groaod, to admit of another grave, Mrs. Smith remained, with her mother, In Fforida, ber health being so preearioosas to forbid ber coming North at preeent. Site has suffered reoemly with a severe benaon^age of tbe iunga end much anxiety is felt as to ber recovery. Her child, a Utile boy a year and a half* old, Is now la tbe dty with Mr. A. ii. Austin's family.

JBtaa Arober, whMi

took place In thla city oo tbe 10th I tart. She died on tbe aUtMb anniversary of of ber birthday and naariy aecan be aaoartalned at the very aaaM hear end

OPEN fiOUSK

Next Saturday 'i*e fcball publish a list of those intending to k«ep"open hinwe*' on New Team day. In order to avoid mistake* we should* prefer having the ladles thenwelvea furnish as with names. Tbie may be done by means of a postal card dropped into the postoffloe, or a noteasnt direct to Tbe Mail office. It will be necesaary to have the Information by Friday evening, at tbe latest. We traat that all will respond promptly to tbia netios aa we desire to have the tseo—plslise paasibla and em-reel in every paitkwhur.

LOST.

On Tbnrsdey swain, lb* etdntty of Main ami Fifth streets, a paper package eontnlnlng thine 8Uk HandksrobieAu Tbe lain will be eaitably rawaided on leaving aameniTbe Mall

JTMM forget tbe entertaluunmta at the ehtirobea this evening. ii

Ir this weather continues we may all learn to shut a door without being told.

OLD Probabilities Is probably trying to get even on tbe time be loot Utst win-

TH« days will begin to get longer now. Wednesday was the ahortest one in the year.

CAN'T bulldoat» tbe ehildreD mucb Inniwrbv S«nt» nn» won't bring tbem anything

AT preeent Vigo couuty owee bnt ten thousand dollars, and It is the opinion of Auditor Royae that by spring it will be entirely out of debt. ..

IT is believed tbat a fair count would reveal the hideous fact that mere than three fourths of tbe Area these cold mornings are built by females.

QXK yesr ago smallpox was raging in tbis city. At present there never was ancb health known. Surely, here is some grounds for gratitude and a merry Christmas. ,T.A W 7*i

VARMAGE LICENSES. 4 Tbe following marriage licenaes have been issued since our laat report:

Ellhu 8. Field and Marv '. I link. \rnoM Mayor and Rrr'ha M.»yer.

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XVIIllam A Warner a'id Alice Needy. Price and Kllen Tremble. William Hfitceaud Nancy J. H*\vnolda. (ifeorge W. Httivull and Elizabeth II. Smith.

Afhort Leet and Martha Hpcncer.

FOURTH WARD CO UHCILMAN, It is gratifying to see with what favnr the suggestion of making Mr. Samuel Merry Fourth wa.d councilman is re oeived by citizens generally. Tbe only objection that we have hoard from any source as to his nomination, is, that he would beopposrd by the saloon interest. No higher compliment could be paid

Mr. Merry than this. Wc trust tbat the respectable citizens of the Fourth ward, without regard to party, will take tbie matter in hand and see to It that Mr. Merry has the nomination and a tri-

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phant elect on.

THE CHURCHES TO MORROW. Subjects at the iptist church te-mor row—Morning: "Perils of Deserters.1' Evening: "Why is Religion a Myster,\ to You C. R. Henderson, pastor.

Cbristain chapel—"}. P. Poale, pistor Services at 11 a. in. and 7 p. ni. Morn ing subject: "Deception." Evening subject: "The Christian God'a Jewel.'"

First Presbyterian church—Old fash ioned Ringing "hkeule,"Saturday Even ing—Everybody come. Public worship to-morrow at 10K a. m. Sunday school 2% p. n. Evening servioe 7H p. m. Evening subject: "The Locusts in tb*Apocolvpse." Sunday school Christmas doings Monday ev.ooing—lots of fut» ahead—no cbaige

St. Stephen's—Sunday morning prayer, 10K a. m. Litany and eermon, 11 a. in. No evening stsrvioes to-morrow. Christmas services will commence at 11 a. m., and consist of the elaborate services appointed by the ohuroh for that festival. '11. *k THE LECTORS OOUBAR.

We alluded last week to the faet tbat the Yonng Men'a Christian Association of this city bad almost completed tbe needful preliminary arrangeuaenta for a course ot ten lectures this winter. It is witb slnoere pleaaure that we announce to-day tbe completion of tbe arrangements referred to, snd tbat the first lecture of tbe course will take place at tbe Second Presbyterian churoh, corner of Filth aud Ohio streets, next Tuesday eveuing. Tbo opening lecture will be delivered by tbe Hon. Araoe Myera, of Pennsylvania, and wiii treat ef tbe lit'e and cbaracterof Abraham Llttooln. Mr. Myera was a meuilH of Congress during Lincoln's a laiinUcration and being personally intimate with tbe President and meet ng him freqaniily, enjoyed peculiar facilities tor studying his disposition and character. To embody bis observationa in a well-matured lecture was a work of love which he at once set about after bis retirement from Congress. This lecture baa by request been repeated in the East several tiuiea aud is the one we are permitted to en* Joy Tuesday evening. Oonowning it and Mr. Mvers, we And tbe following In The Dai'ty Miners Journal, of P. Ataviile, Pennsylvania, of a recent date:.., ,f:'

The lwture of Hon. A. Myera oe ike IMe and character of Abraham Li nenin, In Mountaineer Hall, Minersville, on Monday eveuing, was a grand wmeaa. C.e«iiiring Uie audiences lecturers gen-t-nUly mvlvi» tbi one wit inofn laraely attended than any ((titer lor aome litM. Mr. Myera in a speaker of no ordinary abilittea, as was shown by tbe rasj-ked attention uf hi* auditor* and tbe hearty applause with which tney reoeiv ed bw eloquent, intere*iiinr and inatra^tivesenienoea. All who attended ex pntm »empelve* well ptea«Ml and aliould I toe lecture be d-llvert-d in PnU-.-viiie, eocneoftbe MinerMViiie people wbo heard it would go to hear It again.

—Hje dent Store will be kept open until noon to morrow (Sunday), a step made necessary by tbe large number of persons who have left packages which they will be unable to take away this afternoon or evening. To socom -nodate these persons Mr. Fechbeimer will keep the doors open till noon, bat no longer.

—LADIES, Missss Demorsst, at 608 north 0th street, wbo have given perfect ssUaftetlott In all kinds of Hair Work, leave tbe city tbe 1st of January, and dssirs ail ordsn in by tbs 9th Inst.

—ONCT one week ntois In whkth to se owe a tickst in the drawing of that bandsetne dell at tbe Osnt Store. Dont fidltodo ynnr dnty by tbe UtdeWka by naglealiag tofsta tieksl.

AsRANajKMKM'nt have Uen made for a pleasant sntertalnment at tbe-U. B. eburoh Monday night, for tbe twuefit of tbe Sunday school. Tbe school is quite a nourishing one, having at preaent an average attendance of 145. A general Invitation is extendej to tbe entertainment Christmas nlgbt. •'•"•a

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FROM tbe Ashland {Wisconsin) Press we gather some news oonoerning a former citisen of Terre Haute. It Is in tbe shape of a mirrisge notiot and reads as follows• •-•'''J "%,t

MARRIED—.At tho resident of tho brido'a father, HON. NKLSON BOUTIN, by O. FI^NDKHS, 1H, Mrr. S. E. MAHAN to MIMS MAHY BOUTIN, all of Bayfield. Nocarda.

Ws extend congratulations and best wishes. WATCHED AND CANED.

Professor Uarvin, of the Commercial College, was yesterday presented with an elegant gold watch bearing on tbe inner case tbis inscription: "Presented to R. Uarvin by students of Commercial College, class of 1876." A gold-beaded cane was also presented to Prof. MHI*r, as a token of the esteem in which he is held by the students. The college is to remain closed until after tbe holidays.

A VERY remarkable meteor passed over the city a quarter before nine o'clock Thursday evening. It made its appearance near the southwestern horizon and passed slowly tbrongh the sky aud out of sight in tbe northeast. It seemed to be composed of a hundred or more small globes of every imaginable color and dazzling brilliancy. Inatead describing the arc of a circle in its parage, it seemed to move deliberately in a horisontal path and was evidently qnlto close to t!-ie earth. It was seen at Kansas City, St. Louis, Indianapolis and ether points, as we learn by telegraph.

—THE (iLOBR JOB PRINTING OFFICE opposite tbe Poatoflice, ia sup-plied-with neat and fancy Calling rds f»r New Years Visits and as no betti printers are to be found in the country than ar« employed at the "Globe."' That is just the place to go and get your Calling Cards.

—SOMK very elegant vases, which 'isually sell at from seventy five cents to :ne dolUr, or even higher perhap*, are heing closed cut at tbe Cent Store for 25 cents each.

Iv'e bden axed time an* auin duriri' the laat tew da} whether I wuz goin' »"r 1r-«'p Or«r House this New Years an' 1 n'piM' l'u twi-ter tie noun re now tbat I liaint, ao's everybody 'II find it out in time. I know thii'11 hs a disapplntment to sum, cause heretofore I've alters done my dooty in this respeck,au' ther haint nobody kin git up any better eggnog an' ap pie toddy 'an 1 kin, ef I

dossy so myself, fur I sllers made 'em strong an' insisted on people's drinkin' a plenty. But tbis year times Is nippln' hard an' I've been invited to "assist," an' I'm a goin' ter do it, cause it'll be inomy In my pocket, which tbe same Ml lie saved, an' "money saved is money made." I'm goin' to "assist" at Mr. Rippetoe'a grocery—which one I rsaly can tell yTt—an' anybody who ha« dealina with Kippetoe alters saves in the long-run.

PURCHASING 50 eta. GIVES YOU FREE TICKETS TO OUR FINE DOLL GIVEN AWAY NEW YEARS.

—BLANK BOOKS—The Globe Job Printing Office and Blsnk Book Msnn factory, opp/site tbe Postoffloe, Terre Haste, keeps on hand of ita own mann factnre, Journals and Ledgers, aud also manufaoturea to order all kinds of Blank B*»oks. For a well made Journal er Ledger, from tbe very beat papsr, no more is charged than for Eastern work. This establishment also binds and rebinds Books, Msgacines and Papers. Prices very reasonable.

C. W. Known, Proprietor.

—There is no creature in tbe world who tries more to please, and fails often er than the average mother In-law, but there la no man in town that suoceeds better in pleasing his customers than Noyee Andrews. And th is becauae he Is oourteous to all, keeps the very be»t manufacture ol boots and shoes, and gives full valne for the monsy received.

JUTICR WILL UE DONE TO ALL THAT VISIT THK POPULAR CENT STOKK.

TUB Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa., is noted for Its fine location and tbe uitMtirpaased elevation uf ita appointments.

ORNAMENTAL CLOCKS

And cheap Alarms at H. It. FRKBMAN'S, uorth side of Main, opposite the NaJonai H"tfl.

—Tbe lateM styles in New Year's Carda -mn lie found at Wlgley\ No, 16 aontb.6 Mrvet.

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Thorn new and handsome designs ol ??ew Year's Cards, to be foand at Wigley's, No. 16 s«»utb5»hstreet.

a trxxQ vijsi rt£ cot. lection Of rare Fruits, Nats and Confections, selected eepecially for tbe Holiday trade may now be seen at Ureo A Dolan's.

roB thm Moerr dklwious Confectionery for tbe Holidays, go to Urso A Dolan*s.

LADIES' AUD CHILDREN'S FURS. J. H. Uykaa base large stock of extra fins tars for ladies and children and la sstliof ak greatly rsdncsd prices. No better bargains-If so good—can beobtaiMd anywhere elss In tbs «My.

TOY FUR*llU tK AND PAWOT BRACK BIB IV 'iRRAT VABISTY, CHEAP, AT CLVrRDIUL

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Central" bookstore.

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LitdicM9 lolli |iid Berlin OlOVt'M. ligtiieO aud ^'hlldren'M Merino VeMiN and PAIIIM.

KiibinN. ferarls, and Alt Skirls.

Beauliftil line of Shawl*. l»ak«au! Furs, at »«t'riHce.

I.argc Mock ot Holiday (aouiu at pu|»ular prices.

To reduce Ntoek we will well Millinery Uoods ai very low prie«'».

Fur Trlm'd Felt al npeelul price*, Main street.

Prairie City Emporium.

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—Hnualior the goral old timet*. The Grand Oniral Hotel, New York, the leading bottl, announce* ante bellom prices. It has reduced rates from $400 to $3.00 and $3.00 pt-r day.

—IT WILL SURELY MAKE YOUR HEART BE AI WHEN VISITING I HE POPULAR CENT STORE TO SEE THE MANY NOVELTIES SO CHEAP TO MAKE ALL HAPPY. OO THERE EARLY 1SOUK ADVICE.

—FOR THE LONG WINTER EVENINGS prepare yourself wltb a Aral rale article of Speotsoles snd have a comfortable time In reading. The best are at R. FRKEMAN'S, oppoalce tbe National Hotel. Room witb Button A Hamilton's

Texas Lands.

I nave 640 acres of choicest Texaa Farming Land, which I will exchange for city property or farm land near by on reasonsble terms. fl ,0

L. FKUiRXRRiiD. 629 Mainltreet.

SILVER WATCHES,

Or American and Foreign manufacture. Come and see tbem and learn bow low a first rate watch can be bought.

New atyle neck chain* atS. R. FREBAN'S, Man atreet, bet. Stb and 0th oppoalte National Hou e.

LAST EXCURSION!

Of the season Dec. 27th. Leavea Union Depot at 7:80, a.

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for Kanaaa. For

turtber particulars sadress P. Mllligaii, Box 713, Terre Haute. 2w

For a real nlcetiireo ptece toilet set tor one dollar, go to Stahrs 634 Main street between 6th. and 7 th.

A few more Second Hand Stoves left, at FISHER'S.

More New Goods at Riddle's.

10,000 Geeiieand Ducks Wanted I will pay th« highest msrket price tor 10,000 gesse aud duties at tbe Ninth atreet market bouae. •'S'i t-

JAMRS'•••

Price T.

MCMARAH.

Examine Riddle's new Corsets.

MOVEYTOLOAN.

I nave Miouey to loan on mortgage seonrityon long time. No life inaoraocerefjoired. C. R. Ho«ruRD.

OSBue mer Fourth and Main street, Terre Haute, Io«l/

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New Goods.

Riddle's

NOTICE.

Having reoeired my Winter's Trimmed Patterns and Winter Wraps, I am now prepared to fill all my engagements In the latest style alse, to make ap Cloaks and Suits to order at aa low a figure as you can get elsewhere. 1 need not add that yon will be sure of a perfect fit. MRS. MARY ROACH,

Southeast cor. 4th and Poplar Sts.

-PRICES OF CLOCKS, Wfctehes JsweLry, Silverware, gpartaolss. Gold Chains, ste~ wsce never so low as now, at 8. R. TRUMAN'S.

Look at

Hats.

Riddle's New

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Having just r8ceivsl. uiexssctsdly. a lot of FURS with instructions to a* llthsm for what thay II bring. We shah hold and offer them at very low prices until1 after the HOLIDAYS This will give our people air ooportunity to make some very handsome as well as., useful presents, much beiow their value.

AMONG THE LOT ABB

OJDJD MUFFS-

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MINK, SEAL, OTTER^ BEAVER. BLACK MARTEN, ETC.

Don't let this opportunity »lip to buy one of the finest

FUR MUFFS

Ever in Terre Haute, lor ft song, sir* far as the priee goes.

rHKimTlKT! Viinlies, and ^ents RW Glovei.

W. S. RYCE & CO.

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Wanted—10,000 Ilogsu

I want ten thousand ilogfe light weight from

sixty

pounds

up. Hight»»t. wish prices

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for hogs ii**lm rel at my wardrooms near tho river brulee. J.W. MAxND.

Riddle sells Jewelrjr the cheapest. 51?, Mali street. ___Lr

THEY WILL WAKIO YOIT UP AJO LIGHT YOUR LAMP. The new alarm clocks a'ariri and Ugh* a latnp without tail. To had at

S. R. FREEMAN'S,

MhIp, n««ro«ir. Htb, north eidib

Riddle beats the auv tion on Silverware. 1?

Tors

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AT URSO A I»OLAN's».

—THE NEWEST STYLES and fins* good a in Silverware are at S. FKE|S MAN'S, oppoaiu* the National HoteL ..

Money saved by buying Furniture & fcStovea at FISHERS.

WAR TO THE KNlF^

Fill Up the Board Wit» Choicest Viands.

Wricht & Kaufman'* Hagnii* cent Christmas Supplies to Jgelect From.

Thin enterprinlng firm have c«p?cUl]y large and choice ^electioiH of ChriatmM eatables. Thit* sea«on never cemes bol once a year, and every bolv' ingoing to enjoy it. Select from the llwing. Ba^ drink and be merry. ,.m DRESSED TURK KY8.

DRESSED «EE-E, DRE68ED DUJHL

DRESSED CHICKENS, QUAIL AND liARBIT, APPLES, LEMONS, ORANGES. FIGS,

RAISINS, CURRANTS, SWEET POTATOBBL Choice Cal libra la ll»iie| In the Comb.

Immense nlork of (h9 brut Cannrd good* of cverjr dencrlpllom

AT MIStllLUR'S,

Ham, Shoulders and Ifcp

con.

BEAR MEAT. BEAR MEAT*

Order Yotir Meat Early.

Oo aroand to Mtaehler'a early UIM day befo all that eboice b^ar meat ia gone. Hsalao haa han*,ahoolders and baoon hi beat tonality and immense quantity. CafV? oa Mnehler for jour Chrfa'.mae SMaU.

Have you Hern MlahPi dNplajr of fine China dinner MU, ntoo thdfie gant toilet sets wliich tui MT I la at very low pr lewi II yon have not dont fall

eall at (iSI Ufalu, between 6th. anil 71 It.

I*. P. MISCHLER

Wants the readers of The Mall to kaaw that he has now and will constantly have through the season, Kreab i'otfc: aod Tenderloin*, Perk Saosage and the fi neat Beef in tbe country. Gall atttie Popular Star Meat Market, on Hast Afdfaa street.

WHERE TO INSDREL 1

WlIAHTON.RfDDLK ACT/., Ofllee, 1 Beeeh Block, Corner Mala as* Sixth Imperial, of London, aaaets Northern laa.Oo* Loadoo, ssaela Usnamlal tlnioa, Isndoo tToderwilterB' AfMMjr, V. Y. Phsalx, anwklra, aassts ... Pfaorolx, of Hartihml.MWte Uermaa Amerteaa,N. Y. aaaets M. Paul, It Paal.MlnB., asli tfiOHA Aiaerieaa Oratral.Ht. Lottlau assets MM Traysltia' Llfa and Aeotdeii,i Worth eaeuia Memali Ufa, aai

Riddle for UnderweiL