Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 8, Number 13, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 September 1877 — Page 8

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THE MALLj

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

Personal.'

J. M.. Allen baa returned from his Colorado trip. |f ^William Chad wick returned thia week from Florida. .'

Good actor Guernsey's wife ia visiting relatlvee in Iowa. Mrs. Win. C. Buutin ia at borne from her Missouri trip.

Mra. Dr. Long and son Milton visited 7 St. Louis thia week. 7 .tara. R. Hallam Smith returned to Atlanta, Georgia, thia we^c.

W. B.

Wharton ia in New York City,

He will return thia week. Eugene Duenweg ia serving aa deputy tor his brother, the City Treasurer.

The mother of the late Sam McDonald will soon be here to lock after hie effects. Joscphua Collett and W. B. .Tuell went east this week on railroad bus!

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Mra. Lizzie F. Taylor, of Fredericks town, Mo., ia visiting Mn. M. F. Langford*

Revs. Sterrett, Abbey and Condit attended the Presbytery at Carlisle thia week.

Leopold Ebrlioh ia buying dry goods in the eastern market*for Ehrlich Bros, bouse.

The fattier of Hon D. W. Voorhees is neriously ill at his home in Fountain county.

Ed. R.Wright, of Wright uc Kaufman, is drinking water and adding fitness at French Lick.

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Ed. Jeans, so long with W. A. Sbeap, lias established a confectionery of hia own in Sullivan.

Sheriff Carrico, hii daughter Bettie and son Newman visited r$jttly.esi in Kentucky thia week.

Mrs. George E. Tuurston, sister of 'Tlghlman Tillotson, returned to New York, on Wednesday. 14

J. W. Hunley who baa been spending •a vacation of ten days in Sullivan county, is at his poet again. i* John Kretz left on Wednesday to join his brother, Julius, who is prospering in the shoe business at Denver, Colorado.

The Express wants Mr Roney to "lend the grace of hia auperb voice in a nolo to the attractions of the concerts."

Charles L. Feltus, of Feltus A Traquair, came home this week from a successful foray upon the prairie chicken.

The familiar form of Curtis Gilbert is seen upon our streets again, having come up from his summer residence in Florida.

A. Herz returned from a two weeks' trip to the eastern markets yesterday afternoon, and tells the ladies in another column what ho has been doing for them, tij} 't'j.

Mayor Fairbanks, on Monday performed bis first marriage service, and .did it to the full satisfaction of the happy pair and the small company assembled in bis office.

Mra. Light made a successful and very pretty balloon asrensiou from the Fair grounds yesterday evening, landing safely on the prairie some six milea north of the city.

The present superintendent of the poor asylum Mr. Dally, has proved himself the. right man in the right place. That Institution was never before better or more economically managed.

A party of young men. H. C. Vaughn Cooper Hannum, Charley Sykes and J. JK. Woods, of this city, started on Monday for Florida—floating down the river*, in a comfortable boat, to New Orleans, whence they sail for their destination.

His old parishioners and the citizens generally will be interested In knowing that Kev. K. F. Howe has regained hia health, almost fully. He has recently returned from his summer vacation and nettled down to the coming year's work }.i hia church at Newtonville, Massachusetts. S L. A. Burnett has been traveling around aiuong bis customers in thesurrounding towns, getting acquainted and making himself known—a proceeding v-orthv of imitation by merchants in other lines of business. He comes back highly encouraged with the promise of a good fall trade.

Two weeks ago this morning, J. J. «taekaeu, a traveling salesman for Merchant A Co., Philadelphia, and a cousin of Mr. John Abbot's children in thia city, arose in hia sleep a» the Grand Hotel, Indianapolis, about two o'clock in the morning, walked or fell out of a iodow, and felling thirty feet, crashed through a skylight just in the rear of the oSlce. The glass was half an inch thick, and thia check in hia descent saved his life. No bones were broken, but be was terribly cut about the head and shoulders. He was carefully nursed t»y Mr. Abbot's daughter and was able to cetum to his home yesterday.

L. A. Burnett contributed his share toward making the County Ffcir interesting by placing cm exhibition samples of his Modi of leather. The collection was very prettily arranged and attracted uod venal attention. It Buy be added that his immense establishment on Main street Is fully stocked with all kinds of leather and goods pertaining to hia line, and recognizing the logic of the times be is selling the same at the veiy toweat juices. Bht long experience in the trade enables him to buy on the roost favorable terms, and hi* patrons get U»e of tte same.

R. W. Rippetoe will return (i9BK«v

York (Wi evening

ito lKM)lMlUe to fe«d»y. lp Mr. Waller

the President on

Wu. JL. Found wi the newciothier sell l^rJiimle WllsorflNtarned y&terliy from a visit at Olney and Vlncennea.

Mr. and Mra, Dai) Dean oalebrate their fifteenth wedding anniversary Monday svening,

J. K. Ssmmla, formerly of their! M. 0, A. this city, preparing to enter .the Presbyterian ministry.

J. S. Sherburne, of Rochester, New York, is vialting his brotbers George and William in tfcia dtj^

Morris Tj. Moealer returned featerday morning from a four weeki* sq|Ourn in the eastern clothing markets.

Gyrus Augustine, the pi from this city to the insane asylum has been discharged, his reason restored.

Rev. 8. S. Msrtyn came in from the north yesterday morning and will resume his pulpit work to morrow morn log- 3*1

Forty seven years ago Xoah Beymer put the tinwork on the Linton residence on Obio street. He is still working at the same trade.

C. F. Roderus has withdrawn from ihe firm of Terry, Roderus & Co., publishers of the Ledger. Terry A Goodwin continue the publication.

Jaa. H. Turner offera a good opportunity to secures good home on favorable terms. See the advertisement over his slgnsture, of fifty lots for sale.

Charley Kern,Chicago's excellent sheriff, lias resumed housekeeping st 1601 Wsbssh Avenue. With his family, he has been traveling about and boarding for several months.

Joseph Erlanger will come home with bis bride next week. Tbey were married in New York instead of Cleveland, as stated, and the bride is a cousin instead of sister of Mr. L. Felsenheld.

Some of the old boys who sat around this week looking at the novel feature of moving the big brick Linton residence on Ohio street, were the same boys that looked on some forty aevdn years ago, when the lather and grandfather of Mil ton S. Durhamwere laying the briek made by Harry and James Ross.

Lawrence & White, at the south east cornor of Fourth and Cherry streets in vite call from all who want an elegant lunch, or the best bread, cakes, pies, «&c., in the oity.

W. H. Paige Sc Co. are prepared to offer extra inducements in the purchase of Pianos and Organs of the beet manuftwture, and all kinds of musical merchandise. Their stock of ahoet music is very full, snd any piece publiahed promptly ordered.

Samuel Stone shows one of the neatest grocery stores in town—demonstrating the faot that even a grocery store csn be kept clean. His stoek is selected with the greatest care for purity and excellence. In buying of him you can rely on goods being as represented, and that the prices are at the bottom of the market.

J. H. CLapman has struck a bonanza in his Fourth street Market Bakery and Dining Rooms. During this week he hss served on an average alx hundred meals a day, and his bakery oonsutnes twenty-six barrels of flour a week. Hia success in the dining room Is from the fact that he gives a good meal and the worth of the monej.

Did you see the fine showing of harness, ssddles, whips, collara and horse equipments displayed by Miller & Arleth at the County Fair Of course you did, for the goods attracted general attention. And now we suggest that if you want anything in their line that you visit their establishment on South Fourth street and learn the reasbnable prioes they are .offering the same this season.

The grounds south of the Congregational Church are in daily use for the fascinating game of croquet, participated in by some 9f our leading citizens. And by the way, if you want a nice set of croquet you should call at James Paxton's, in the Beach Block and get anew set out of that lot they are selling at such astonishingly lowprices. While there you will also see a nice lot of stationery, and the late publications.

If there be any time in the attain of man when he should keep m^m, that time is when he is gelling his chin shaved and if there be any time when he should speak right out, it is after a visit to Button Hamilton's Central bookstore where may be found a floe collection of standard books, all the best current literature, .blank books of every discriptfen, plain stationery and that of the most nobby character, croquet fata and games, pictures, pbotograpl», stereoscopes and many things to ornament the household. They have been doing an immense jobbing trade thia week, in which they offer great inducements.

SUI1S OF KNIT UNDERWEAR AT FIFTY CENTS. ALL OCR GOODS CHEAP. CENTSIORE.

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TERRli HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL.

HUGIIES & REED Sell Coreeto, Kid Gloves. Zephyrs ana all Ladies Wear and Notions at most Popular Prices, at 515 Main street.

Has returned from New York, and will be fol lowed by ail immense Stock of Goods, jurchased by him during his absence.

We wish to state to the Ladies of this city and vicinity, that we are enabled to put in the shade anything and everything heretofore exmbitea in the Fancy Goods & Ladies' and Children's Furnish ing Goods Line, as to styles and prices.

All we ask is a foir show and we will convince you at once, that it is our only aim to deserveyour patronage

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Hens' Popular Bazaar. 1,000 dozen Thread at lc a spool at Herz' 50,0Q0needles at 2c a paper at Herz'.

5 cases ol Pins 2c a paper at Berz'. 500 dozenkid Gloves at Herz.

The Greatest Barains in Kids ever offered in the new 75c Glove at Herz'.

Eiegant 50c Kids in all shades at Herz.' 1 Ladies' Stuff Suits for fall wear at Herz'.

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1,000 Cloaks to arrive next week at Herz'

OallMSi, Warste* Frteges»Mlk Fringes, Buttaus. etc., la cudilce variety, Bfw 79 Felt Skirts, €Mh Skirts, Satin Skirts, Alpaca Skirts,

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Loading OUH8 J«* received at A. G.AXSrnNACO'S.

MANY VISITORS MADE THEIR EXPENSES BT BUYIHG KOTIOKS AT THE GENT STORE.

Sunday Oysters.

fid W. Johnson got in to-4«y a superb lot of fat frsah oystera that will to make up many a tempting dish to-morrow's dinner.

lawest prlees, tfc

arrive sxt week at Hers9.

Misses', Chlfr*

ail Geut*s Merlua

IJuJerweais and WaaMeu H—liry at Hers.'

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aPOMlSMXN, ATTENTION A. G. Aoatin A Oo. ara sola agsirti lor UaaaalaofHanrd Bowdtr iatUidlj. Hera is what Parker Broa say in tiMtr "wm—llnii In firrrna n^nf tht Tndr «BraaeSLoadincShoCGaiiB

After a Mr talaL wf Cboaid'k "Electric and Dwdc Sboottaf," to do tbe .beat axaootiou of

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hava aver tried, awiwouMiaooniii^od it toapocamen ualMt ovr funa. Hia Anamaii

Sportinf, is vary^eaaiMOt-

ing powder, and ia used bj a btrof the beat thecouaAry.

No Flagging on the Home StretefcJ THE

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H€H»SI« »rOBE, LEADM THE -U hace

Art IS the Flrat la Ihe Field With the Largest Stoek of Dry Good* In th* City

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Aad Hakes Prices that will Surprise the Mast Skeptical Believer.

The Hoeeler Stare in tbe liaiae •f the Purchaser and Ihe Fouutalu Headori*w

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And Allows No Intrusion Upon the Bights

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tomers to Buy Goods Cheap

Good Brown Muslin 5c per yd Good Bleached Muslin 5c per yd All Wool Flannel 20c per yd GoodJeana 15c per yd All Wool Caasimere 50c per yd Wateiprobf Cloakings 65c per jd Handsome Dress Goods. 10c per yd All Wool Black Cashmere 65c per yd Alpaca....A. from 20c upwards

All tbe new novelties of the season in

DBESS HOODS, DBE8S TRIM MINGS and FANCY GOODS. At prices which command the attention of close buyers. ,, ^SirWe are devoting a large share of our attention to the establishment of a first class department for Ladies Ready-made Suits To which we invite the attention of the ladies. Our facilities for buying are second to none, and our stock and prices will oompare favorably with any in the city. Don't you forget that!

The Old Reliable Hoosier Store means business this fall and no store

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UNITED STATES can sell Diy Goods any cheaper than you can buy of us. Corner Fourth and Obio Streets.

NOT AGAINST THE INDIANS!

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HIs Majesty, High Prices and Shoddy Boots tnd Shoes. BehaM the lilae of Battle! Men's Calf 1 Mea'a Kip Peeta.... Vca Bragaas

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Ladiet' Caatoai Work €alf. 1 Ladled Cnatea Ptk, Pel. 1 Laiies' RelfAetlai RaM'n 40 Bey»'Kip BMta 1 Teatki' Kip Ma..'.... 1 SS

Our goods are always as rspiewoted. With our pr cw so low that wc cannot rec ognizc com pet itloo, make our bouse the baneof other dealers and admiration and theeholce of all who would patronise an establishment identified with the people.

DAN RESOLD,

SUGARS

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HE STATE OF INDIANA, Viao County. In tbe VttoClrealtCourt. ML William Holaart vs. Mattie Boland—Pivoree.

Be it known, that cm the #th darofSep* Itmbcr, 1977, it was ordered ay the Court thai the Clerk notiry by pnuWlan mM MsrtUe Botaodwnoo-nwdeetdeSrodantof the pendencr of thtsactkmaastesther. 8a)d detaout is tkmlbn herebr mM* Oed ot the pcadency of sakl a^ioo aodnst her and that the same will stand for trial on the #«h day of the September Term of

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L. EHRUCH, of Be of thia city and brother, & Ehrlich,

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No. 300 W. Main St.

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Court la tbe jear WTT. Joujr K. 0i*bkax Clerk. A. B.

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FOR STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS

BOOTS AND SHOES,

AT BOTTOM PRICES !.

We would advise .one and all this Fall to see

J.P.TUTT!

In his New Boot and Shoe Store, Opera House Block. New and oompiete 8toeks of everything in the 8boe Line, at prioes that will equal any in tbe city, it not 25 to 50 per cent. lees. Our knowledge of the business will justify us in saying that we will give you better goods tor less money :han any dealer in our trade iu thia city. "Value received for what you get,"is what this eatablishment elaima. It TUTT fella to give good bargains it is beoauae you fail to go to hia great eatabliahment, at 408 MAIN STREET, OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.

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