Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 7, Number 39, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 March 1877 — Page 5

THE MAIL

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

Shows and Show Folks.

THBjBoston Philharmonic club, an organization ranking with the Mendelsshon Club, will give a concert at the Opera House, next Wednesday evening. The editor of the Watham Sentinel attended one of their concerts recently, and in the next issue of the paper "gushed" as follows: "A pen of silver dipped in moltfen gold would be necessary to describe the music of the Boston Philharmonic Club. The entertainment might be called an evening in dreamland, for the soft sighing of the music and the wild rising and swelling of the passionate parts could not fail to find a place in the heart and mind of every person present. The music abounded in wild cadences and weiid melodies, and it seemed as if Para lis" had fallen in the hall."

The club Is noted for it* solo performers. As a violin soloist, Mr, Barnard Listemann, it is said has no equal in America, Mr. FritzListemann, formerly with the Thomas orchestra, is also with the club, and Mr. Hartdagen, the ideal violonoellist Eugene Weiner on the Flute, was for five years flute soloist in Thomas' orchestra, Adolph Belz on the French Horn, and Alex Freygang on harp. The last named has been for ten years solo harpist in the Imperial orchestra of St. Petersburg, Russia, and is acknowledged throughout Europe to be one of the greatest harp virtuosos in the world. The harp he will use here is one of the very best, costing 1800 rubles, Miss Dora Wiley, a young soprano, who comes with high endorsement, is with the company, making altogether a combination of musical talent seldom brought together in this country.

The sale of seats will begin at W. H. Paige A Co's on Monday, and Bhe price has been fixed at the low figure of fifty cents to all parts of the house, with no extra charge for reserved seats.

The Buffalo Bill combination which it will be remembered, caused our Opera House to overflew with people on the occasion of the last visit here, will retarn next week, Friday and Saturday evenings, with an entire new plaj^ bearing the blood-ourdling title of "The Red Right Hand or, Buflalo Bill'-s First Scalp for Custer." Buffalo Bill has had some real fighting since be was last here, and this new drama is said to be based upon some of his recent experiences.. The usual low prices will prevail and seats can be secured four days in advance at Button A Hamilton's.

Haverly minstrels are coming on tho 6th of April—one week from next Thursday.

Lawrence Barrett is booked for the next evening. The New York Mercury ssts down John K. Owens, for this city, the 7th.

Tho B.iuclcault Comedy Company will bo hero with '"Forbidden Fruit" on

SO PIECES

Black Pure Mohair Turkish Brilliantines,

50 CJICHTTW PKR YARD.

This is a bankrupt purchase and are offered at bankrupt prices. Every yard is worth 00 cents. Don't fail to secure one dress at least, and know what we are now doing. This Price, 50 C'nils tor March O ly.

J35 "PIECES

SUJMMEIt SILKS, 75 CENTS,

Black and White Stripes and Checks, also in Colored Stripe8 There well be no time again this season to get as fine a selection in stjles and so food a quality at 5 Cent#, as we now offer. Every vardwill bring one dollar when the season opens.

This iPrice, 75 Cents for the Balance of March.

DRESS GOODS I

1 0 0 PIECES JUST RECEIVED.

As«orud style* and prices from 10 cents to 50 cents in the b3st styles i.uJ ilu' bent value .»l ti.i^c jiricvtf cvc» he'ore offered These Prices for the Balance of March. will prove to be very chcap to iho«c who arc disposed to advantage of the inducements we now oflVr.

jBibleaclied ISnlbriggan Hose.

LXP1KS THINK OF THE PRICK,

Only Tlirve Hollar* IVr Dozen.

This is a "job." In the be«t qualities we offer soma SPECIAL BARGAINS at $5.50, $6.50, $7 50and $8.00 per doien thu area WJNDER HOW IT CAN BE DONE.

Unbleached Fancy Stripe Cotton llosc

SI'KUL DUIVKAT25 (TS, BRITISH JrLAJLtJ? eiOSE I SUPER FINE AND SUPER STOUT REGULAR MAD£, 25 CTS during the balance of March.

the evening of the 13th and 14th. This will be the drawing card of the month. Simmons and Slocum's minstrels will give us another visit some time daring the month. ________________

Church Notes.JSr

TVn additiors have been made to the membership of the Christ an Church the past week—making twenty five recent converts.

Rev. Alox. Sterrett will hold a three days meeting at Ft. Harrison School House commencing to- morrow evening.

Preaching at the Congregational Church, by the pastor, as usual, to- morrow morning.

In the Union service of the two Presbyterians and the Congregational churches, at the Opera Honseto-morrow evening, Mr. Martin, whose turn it is to deliver the sermon, will preach to young men.

Baptist Church—morning theme, "Right use of public opinion in morals." Gospel meeting in Dowling Hall at 7.1") p. m. C. R. Henderson, pastor.

Christian Chapel—G. P. Peale, pastor. Morning subject, The history of Redemption Reproduced in the Redeemed." Evening subject, "Providence."

At Centenary to morrow morning the pastor will discourse on "Whatis a Christian after which members will be received. In the evening another revival service will be conducted in which young cm verts will take part, closing up as on last Sunday night with a ''Hallelujah Service." The 146 persons who ha's recently united with this church are requested to be present and occupy the front seats.

First Presbyterian Church—Young people's meeting this evening in the church parlors. Public worship at 10:30 a. m. Sunday School at 2:30 p. m. The reception of members will be continued at both these services. Service in the ovening at the Opera House. The public cordially invited to all these services. Alex. Sterrett, pastor.

St. Stephens, Holy Week, To-mor-row—Palm Sunday, services as usual, viz: 10J4 and 11 a. m., and 9% p. m. Monday and Tuesday 10 a. m., and 4% p. rn. Wednesday and Maundy Thursday 10 a. m., and 6)4 p. Good Friday lOJ^a. ni., 12 m. until 3 p. m., and 714 P- m. Saturday, Easter Even, 10 a. m., and 1XA p. m. In the evening the services will be commemorable of them of the parish who have died during the past ye».r.

Me and Rippetoe went to hear Beecher tother nite. P'raps ye didn't kno' me in my go to metin fixin's. But I was thar, and herd the Plimuth pulpiteer contend that it was mity nice to be rich. Well, mebbe it N, but I say that paupers suffer less than mizers do —the man who don't kno wharo he is going to git his next dinner, suffers Uess than the one who is anxious to kno how

much it iz a goin to cost, onless be buys uv my man Rippetoe, at the White Frunt, an then hecan jist rest assured that ho is gitti.i the lowest prices in the market.

See This Schedule of Prices for the Balance of March

Let Every "Doubting Thomas" Now Say, Yea, Yea, Verily, Verily.

W. S. RYCE & CO.

Spring Styles.

Mr*. M. A. Crcnin will open tbis morning a bewildering ditplay of pattern bats and and bonnets, of rare elegance also, trimming silks, in mw shades —sea foam green, cameo, flame color, canary, etc. Also a so per blot of flowers and the ladies are cordially invited to this temple of elegance. Mrs. C. sends out five wedding party bats to-day. Stamping of all kinda done promptly, and very cheap.

Sinek

Are now fairly installed in the Star meat market, Miocliler's old stand. They have fitted up things clean and nice, new floor and new paper. They will butcher only the best of cattle, and will sell meat at the very lowest prices possible. They have the oi.lv steam sausage factory in town.

Notice.

I hereby notify the public that on Thursday of this week, my successor, Mr. I. Sinnick, took possession of the Star meat market, and I wish all holding claims against mo to present them immediately for settlement, and all knowing themselves indebted to me will save costs by calling and settling with cash or note inside tho next ten days. PAUL P. MISCHLER.

The City Election.

Ward Meetings To-night.

Elect Good Men to Office,

who will buv groceries of thoBe excellent dealers, Wright & Kaufman. A glance through their n»ammolh establishment to d*v will show CHICKENS,

LETTUCE,

RADISHES,

SPRING SHAWLS

JUST OPENED IN NOVELTY STYLES.

SPRING CLOAKS.

FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT

Is well stocked with novelties which we shall sell during th balance of March that will leave no doubt as to cheapness. ...

Ladies' Muslin Underwear

Chemises, Night l.mses, Drawers and Skirls also in sets to match. t'

INFANT'S ROBE DRESSES.

The be*t assortment of MUSLIN UNDERWEAR EVER DISPLAYED, which we shall Fell at the co«t of the material (making thrown in) during the balance of March.

EMBROIDERIES!:!

At the pricca w« are selling thein for are making a sensation

"BUCKEYE" DOLLAR CORSET.

Thi* cornet we sell for one 11 ir, and is beyond doubt »o ihev Mr who have tried it, the best in the market. ASK TO SEE OUR OTHER CORSETS.

Hoopskirt* and BlfitleiV

We defy competition for the BALANCE OF MARCH.

RUCHINGS, COLLARuTTS,a

LADIES' NECK WEAR,

LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS J4

In grnt variety .1 REDUCED PRICES lor the BALANCE OF MAKCH.

BLACK SILK FRINGES

We re offering decided bargain# in. fRINGES THE BALANCE OF MARCH

rERRti HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MATL'.

& Bro.,

SPINACH.

SWEET POTATOES, I ONIONS,

APPLES,

HONEY,

EGGS.

To City Tax Payers.

CITY TREASURER'^ OFFICK.

TERRE HAUTE, IND., March 15,'77. Be it remembered that the 17th day of April is the last day on which city taxes can be paid without the penalty, and that there can be no extension. The full amount of city taxes charged must be paid. There is no division but if one can not pay the full amount charged, any partial payment they can make will be credited, and tbe penalty saved on the amounts paid. Persons owning two or more pieces of real estate, are requested to call and see if the same is properly charged. If the citizens will be kind enough to do this I can have receipts made out so as to enable me to wait on an average of about one person a minute when the rush comes.

Office hours— 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. Respectfully, JOHN PADDOCK,

City Treasurer.

WHERE TO INSURE.

WHARTON, RIDDLE A CO., Office, 2 Beach Block, Corner Main auo 8ixth Imperial, of London, assets 812,000,001) Northern Iris. Co., London, assets 8,000,000 Commercial Union, Ijondon assets 10,000,000 Underwriters' Agency, N. Y. assets 3,000,000 Phenix, Brooklyn, assets 2,600,000 Phoenix, of Hartford, assets 2,000,Out German American, N. Y. assets 2,000,00® St. Paul, St. Paul, Minn., assets 1,000,000 American Central, St. Louis, assets 8(0,000 Travelers' Life and Accident, assets 8,500,000 Northwestern Mutual Life, assets 15.000.0nd

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TO FAMILIES

KITHER IN

Town or Country,

Who intend to Paint, or to hire Painting Done,

Attention is again directed to the

MASURY'S

RAIL ROAD COLORS,

As being beyond any dispute »l«* v*ry ready-made paint ever offered for sale. Thesep*ints have bten lamely used in Terre Haute aud vicinity, in the past six years, •ad stand tally esdorMd mm flnl* CIMS.

6 well Selected Shades,

Represented by a Color Card, always kept in stock. Rail Eoad Colors are put up in tin pails of 25 pounds each.

Be sure you get Masury's.

Those who may wbh to buy point ready for the brush, and in all respects reliable, will find, Blasnry's

Liquid Colors, just what they want. These paints are not .,:l--. "Chemical Mixtures," but simply, and only, |»nre l.lnsfc-d Oil Faints, and wl 1 always gives the oest. of fatls^ action. Al'ier the mass is well stirred, any one who can properly handle a brush, CAS PUT THE PAINT OW.

A PURE WHITE,

and six shades corresponding with the Rail Road Colors, above namtd, are offered for sale. Put up in quart and gallon cans, frold In Terrc Hants only by

GTJLICK & BERRY

DRvemm

Cor. 4th and Main St4.

—WHO ALSO OFFER

Window Glass, Whit* Lead, Oils,

Varnishes, Brushes,

And such other goods as are usually sold by Druggists, and earnestly invite year trade.

DR.

J. H. HOLLO WAY,

OF MATTOON ILLINOIS,

WILL VISIT TERRE HAUTE, ON TUESDAY OF EACH WEEK, AT NATIONAL HOTEL, From 9 o'clock A. M. to 9 o'clock P. M.

TO TREAT

CHRONIC DISEASES!

—ALSO—

FEMALE DISEASES of all Grades on A NEW THEORY. Does not produce pain but cures the Patient.

He can cure DYSPEPSIA in its worst forms. He can cure DROPSY and hardly ever tap tho patient.

He can cure Lung and Throat Diseases, Old Coughs, etc.,by Inhalation of Oxygenized Air, which penetrates every Air Cell with its healing virtues.

Cures the worst CASES Ol* ASTHMA. Treats HEART DISEASE with New Rt medles and with great success.

Will Treat Private Diseases with French and American Remedies.

TERMS CASH—Let the Afflicted call and sec him. He has a christian character at home.

ur wuuu.

JX*. Ml W-

ASK FOR THE "BUCKEYE" DOLLAR SHIRT. BUY NO OTHER.

WILL LONG BE REMEMBERED AS THE NINE MYS WONDER.

"All Ye That Labor" to Buy Goods Cheap

WOOL ASSIMERES.

A BRILLIANT OPPORTUNITY.

The problem of "the times is how to reduce expenses with out giving up any of the comforts heretofore enjoyed. Be with your wardr« be. Cut loose from tiie old habit of paying 40 to 50 dollars for a suit, or 10 to 15 dollars for a pair of panto when you can buy of us at 5 i..* fl. "t

ONE DOLLAR PER Y1RD,

The same quality of goods that are made into suits. Having ja*t made a BANKRUP PURCHASE IN CASSIMERES that are WORTH $1.50, we shall during the BALANCE OF MARCH 0F-

ERJHEM AT I 5* 't -frit

One Dollar Per Yard.

They are CHOICE STYLES and we guarantee them the FINEST op wnni

1 4

5| 2r $

Il*»mftlill «?|.iil^.l^i-nVl

RYCE & WALMSLEY

THAT FIRST GUN.

Don't injure your eyes by using infe rior glasses, or those not suited, but go to S. R. Freeman's, in the Central Bookstore and get a good article. He keeps the best in tbe city.

SKIP -A-LOIfcTGi- LIVELY

't. ... PRODUCED A u/ I!'*

REVERBERATION,

And those who have heard (be "JOYFUL SOUND" and heeded the call are how rejoicing in the possession of goods at prices never before known Having loaded, the old gun again and crammed it to the muzele, now touch it off, believing that it will kick all competition to the dust. We have committed ourselves to a

CAMPAIGN OF SPECIAL ACTIVITY

And shall fight it out on tbis line if it takes all summer." We don't intend to wait until warm weather for spring business, but will make trade by such

PRICES AND SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH,

As can not be resisted by customers.* f»

THIS IS NO FOOLISHNESS BUT BUSINESS.

And as "seeing is believing," come in and see the car loads of

Si: W O O A W I W O PRICESl

A E E

One Hundred Rolls of Good Carpet, from 18 to 40 Cents. One Hundred Rolls of Fine Carpets, from 50 to 65 Cents. One Hundred Rolls of Extra Carpets, from 75 to 90 Cents. Specialties in Our Celebrated "Family" Carpets. Specialties in Our Celebrated "Hand Loom"

Carpets.

One Hundred Rolls Tapestry Brussels from 90 Cents up. Fifty Rolls Body Brussels from $1.40 up.

Mats, Rugs, Window Shades, Lace Goods, Mattings, Oil Cloths, Shade Cloths, Stair Bods, Looking Glasses, Foot Stools, Cornices in great profusion, with hundreds of small articles, such as Picture Nails, Cords, Brackets, Curtain Bands,. Carpet Bindings, Threads, Tacks, etc., etc., etc., needed constantly in every household and particularly about house cleaning time.

WALL PAPER.

An immense variety of patterns in every grade from Ave cents a roll upward Great Bargains in line goods and decorations. Terre Haute buyers have never had such an opportunity for getting choice goods below market value. Stock must be reduced. We have an object in view, which will be announoed in due season, when they will upaerstacd the "why and wherefore" of such unprecedented bargainsas we'are now offering. Remember, we make the "new departure" on a basis of NiiT CASH. We can not afford to give time on such figures. Orders in all departments executed promptly by first class workmen at greatly reduced prioes.

Si:* THE BIO WlltE SION,

RYCE'S CARPET HALL, 307 Main St.

SPECTACLES.

and

W. S. RYCE & CO.

-a

BOY'S CASSIMERES I

A Big Drive and Specially Good Styles at 50 cents per Yard.

TWO SPECIAL PRIOES IN ,,

PAN JEANS,

5*14? iiX Ir-A'"„

V'x"tri^A'," 25 AXI) 83 CETS

For the BALiNCE OF MARCH, thit are cheap at 35t0o0ce

WHITE WOOL FLANNELS I

Dno,t tbink of bujing before you have seen OUR PRICES,

This Sale Beginning March 21st, Continuing to April 1st. T?iZ' ,a

MONEY TO LOAN.

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

Office corner Fourth and Main street, Terre Haute, Ind

are "Heavy Laden" With Greenbacks

JOB LOT

PIQUES,

TO CLOSE OUT, lOcts.

They will not Last Long at thin price.

BLEACHED TABLE LINENS,

Two Yards Wide, ONE DOLLAR. Don'r Fail to Buy Some.

TURKEY RED TILINGS.

JWfc -1*-"4|'".S

GBEGJV Mini (SOLD,

DO,

SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS PER YARD.

This ia the IJj«t Quality—the Wide»t—and the Cheapest Lot we Have Sold.

WHITE LINEN NAPKINS.

A SPECIAL LOT at $1.25 par dozen, worth $1.75, Will Cow Out Some Extra Fine ialUie*ot WHITE UNEN NAPKINS Below Value During the BALANCE of MARCH.

12-4 WHITE BED SPREADS.

Will Closs Them Ortt at $1 75. They arc Cheap %i $3.

.ASK FOB THE $1-75 QUILT.

In Extra Large Hizec.

-CHEVIOT SHIRTINGS,

ZTHE BIGGEST BARGAIN YET.

At 8 and lOcis.

9-4, 10.4 BLEACHED SHEETIN6S. 4-0-Ineh and 54 and 0-4 Pillow Case Cotton.

We Shall Ofl'vr SPECIAL Induct-roent in he PRICE to all who Buv DURING MARCH.

CARPET CHAIN.

We Can Beat the Manufacturers"! he Price.

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