Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 8, Number 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 October 1877 — Page 8

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THE MAIL

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

Personal.

The marriage of a city minister is said to be in tbe very near future. John Bilby, formerly of Rippetoe-s, baa gone over to Hulman A Cox's.

Gen. Frank White went to Washing ion this week to know how it is himself. Col. Nelson and Hon. D. W. Voorhees started for Washington yeaterday after, noon.

Rev. E. W. Abbey is in Madison attending a synod of tbe Presbyterian churches.

Kev. Lyman Abbott, formerly pastor of tbe Congregational church, will visit this city in about two weeks.

J. P. Brennan made some clothing this week upon an order of a former citizen, now a resident of Philadelphia.

Julias Mack, late of W. S. Ryce & Co'*, and B. Rosenheim, late of Er danger's, hare taken positions at Hera's.

JOJIFI R.

Stone, of the

cent store

returned this week from the eastern cities, where he has been purchasing supplies*

Miss Kat* Burch, daughter of Col. Burch, editor of tbe Nashville American is visiting MissTuell at the Terre Haute House.

A. B. Pegg gathered a line crop of apples this week. He was more fortunate in his apple crop than his neighbors this season.

Mrs. N. E. Mayfleld, the dressmaker, is now pleasantly located in the Koopman block, opposite the Congregational church.

Mrs. D. K. Douglas, daughter of T. B. Johns, has returned from a three months' visit to Avon Springs, New York, much Improved in health.

Bob Linn, the Hymeria postmaster, was in town this week, hobbling about on crutches, and carrying a bad case of inflammatory gout in the foot-—the re Suit of high living on spring chicken and frog legs.

Edward Reed, of Eggleston & Reed, has just returned from a four weeks' jaunt in Kauf-as and Colorado. He bought a KHUSU* farm, and one of these days may go west," to grow up with that big country out there.

Wo know that many frlonda deeply sympathize with Rev. and Mrs. Peale, in the loss ol their only child, Nona Myrtle, one year and three months old. Death oame at midnight on Monday night. Rev. Hendorson conducted the funeral services Wednesday morning.

John O. Shryer, who has been show ing his pleasant face about town this week, returns to his Carbondale, Ills., homo to-day. Mrs. Sbryer who has been very dangerously ill with typhoid fever, is able to get about the house, but with health so much impaired that she will spend tbe winter in the south.

Senator Newton Booth, Hon. Bayless W. Hanna and Col. Boudlnot set out for Washington Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Hanna goes to present before the Supreme Court his first case in that high tribunal. It is a suit in which the I. & St. L. road resists the cl im of the State of Illinois for taxes, and iuvolves some 100,000.

Secretary of Navy Thompson accompanied by his wife, Mrs. Richard Law and Admiral Scott, started for Washington Sunday afternoon. President Torn Scott of the Pennsylvania road, paying him the high compliment ol sending almost to the very door of the Colonel's residence on the E, & C. R. R., his private paiaoe oar, a gorgeous specimen of railroad architecture. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson will probably not return to this city until next summer.

Say, have you been down to T. J. Griffith's to see the nice stock of boots and shoes he is supplying our people with. Yon know he made such an attractive show at the County Pair. He keens DO shoddy goods—all substantial, well made, and at prices Just a little be low what you have been paying for goods not so cood. Give him a call, on Ohio street, No. 813, opposite the Conrt House.

J. P. Brennan, the merchant tailor, on Mala street, east of Sixth, has now on exhibition a remarkably well selected stock of pieoe goods, and is daily turnjug out elegant suits. His stock is all fresh, and almost daily additions are made in small lots, thus keeping right up with the latest styles. If you haven't patronised him, give him a trial, get a nice fit and at prices less than you have been paying.

Who is there that does not love to loiter in an elegant bookstore. We never knew a person with tho slightest taste for good books, who did not regard it as a prime luxury. There Is an irresistible temptation to torn over the pages of solid and handsome works. The very odor of the books is grateful. Wo doat know how It is with our friends at the Central Back* tore—Button A Hamilton —but If we were intrenohed by the exquisite volumes that burthen their apadons shelves, we should be jealous of the admiration which tempts even dainty figures to torn over the leaves of their books which so handsomely illustrate the art of publication in these days of increasing skill and intelligence. Bat their spirit of accommodation is proof •gainst audi jealousy—«t least we judge so, from the throngs of people who do cast sway tii* world awhile, each day and evening, to skirmish through their handsome collection. No doubt Bolton A HamUUsftt their reward, for we do defy any 03* to go in there without feeling a temr-i-t-'ioa to buy.

James M. Lyons, formerly of this city, is in town. F. C. Esp«nbaln, Of thrf%ew dry goods house on Fourth street, is in the city and will remain several days.

Ephriam W. Carr died of typhoid fever Wednesday evening, at the residence of his fsther, Thomas B. Csrr.

Mrs. Jacob White has been dangerously ill, but this morning her friends entertained hopes of her recovery.

S. Loeb A Co. have sdded to the srt decorations of Main street, by placing in front of their hat store, a magnificent specimen of a black bear.

Mrs. Benson Blake and Miss Hattie Blake, who have been visiting the family of Jos. H. Blake, returned this week to their borne In Vicksburg, Mississippi.

L. A. Burnett, Tressurer of tbe city School Board of Trustees collected this week from the National State Bank, where be deposits, $680 interest on de posits—that much clear gain for the school fund.

John W. Huoley has leased the store room formerly occupied by J. P. Tutt, and in a few days will open a ladies and gents' furnishing house. Mr. Hunley has so many warm friends and acquaintances hereabouts that his establishment must he successful from the start.

Professor Wiley, you had better be looking after your principals. One of them, a few days sgo, was asked by a pupil, for the definition of tbe word ermine. Pausing a moment with contracted brow, and thoughtful mien, he replied, I think it is one of the precious stones Consulting a dictionary short ly afterward be discovered that he hud made a slight mistake. tjSt

A Fifth street geDtlemen who is convalescing has a ottle of syrupy tonio which be takes after meals. The bottle was left on tbe table and tbe washerwoman, in search of all that was palatable, poured a quantity upon her plate and was qpietly eating it with bread and enjoying the peculiar flavor, when she was rudely interrupted by a six-year old scion of the family with the remark

Why what are you doing with papa's medicine?" Her appetite for tiiem molasses" immediately left her.

It makes one's mouth water to think of the rare roast beef, the delicate lamb chops, the nice fish, the succulent potatoes, the nourishing coffee, and tbe many other goo-4 things put upon the table daily at J. H. Chapman's Dining Rooms, opposite the Fourth street mar ket. No man goes away from his table? feeling that he has failed to get tbe worth of his monej.

What we are about to say we wish to say privately. It's about harness. And you mustn't get offended if we speak very plainly. That old harness on your horses is getting very shabby and rotten. You ought to get a new set, especially when you can buy so cheap at F. O. Froeb's, on the north side of tbe Court House square. He is offering extra inducements in harness and saddles this aso*

W. H. Paige it Co. will allow no dealer to outdo them in prices or excellence of musical instruments, norin favorable terms of payment. If you wants piano or organ, or any kind of musical merchandise, by all means oall on them

-The ladies from surrouuding towns are invited to ut.eud Riddle & Hunsaker's Grand milliner? opening, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October 2oth, 26th and 27th. You will save money and get the styles.

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THE PALACE ORGAN. This instrument, manufactured by Loring A Blake, and being introduced here by J. A. Marshall,

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NEW WORSTED FRINGES ALL SHADES, LOW PRICES AND GOOD STYLES. CENT STORE.

A NEW FEATURE.

J. W. Roberts and Wm. L. Harlow liavo formed a partnership in the painting business. This will make a strong team that undoubtedly will prove to be a high credit to oar city for both of these gentlemen are known as first-class mechanics with no superiors in their respective callings. Ornamental sign paintng, graining and general house painting. The Challenge Paint Shop is the name they have adopted for their headquarter* which they piopoee to keep and hold as they shall not lack in introducing ail that is new and artistic to the community, and all persons having st any time work in any or all branches of tbe trade will find it to their interests to call on theee gentlemen on account of tbe superiority of work and the low prices they offer. Shop fourth door south of Main on Fifth street.

-Riddle A Hunsaker will have their GRAND OPENING cf millinery goods on the 25:h, 26.h and 27th of this month. The ladies are requested to bear it in mind, and call without farther special invitation.

FOR TO-DAY. SILK HANDKERCHIEFS AT CENT STORE FOR 23c.

Oyster Soup 20 Cents,

At Lawrence A Whits'* Popular Lunch Room, southeast oorner of Fourth and Cherry streets. Also, oysters by the can at tbe lowest rates.

MSCHLER & FI NK

Invite a call from all who want tbe very bas fresh meats to be found in this market, to their shop on Fourth street, in ibe Cook building. Their prices will be found lower than in«s«t butcher*.

DRESSED CHICKENS, LIVE CHICKENS, GRAPES,

Main street,

is attracting much attention. This week he sent out a magnificent organ, valued at $323, to a gentleman in Illinois, just across tbe State line. If you think of buying an organ, by all means see these Instruments and learn the reasonable prices.

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVEJSHPTG JMAJLL.

Now didn't that best all, the way that feller acted, that cum here to buy my man Rippetoe out. Some people fhiok ho was frawa, others say he was crssee, and snm suggest thst be wss just gittln off on a big spree when he cam hers, But they're all wrong, can explane the Mr.-ry —tbats short fur mystery. Ye see I got him oat to one side in the back si ley, and I jest told him

that it was no yuse furs stranger, or sny other man, to come here and exspeet to hold Rippetoe's trade. Why I never saw yet a man that could holds candle to him. He knows eveiybody, and everybody knows him, and he Is so perlite and so good to everybody. Then he knows jist where to get tbe best thing in the market, and then he sells st suol low figgerstbat I don't see bow he makes anything. In fact, I believe its this letter fact that put Rippetoe in the notion of acceptin' the offer to sell oat. All this I told that feller from New Jersey, and he jist lit out o'town so quick that be fergot to pay bis board bill at the National House. Rippetoe has a big show at tbe "White Frunt" to-day in celebrashun of the event.

Wait, Ladies!

Tbe ladies of Terre Haute are asked to wait a few days before making their purchases of millinery goods, for Messrs. Riddle A Hunsaker are now busily engaged in preparing their importations, foreign and astern, for their gtand an nual fall opening, and all know what a grand and complete exhibition it will bo. Over 100

pattern bafa and bonnets will

be shown.

S LOEB & CO., at the sign of tho Big Mark B^ar, Main street just west of Fifth, are now open and ready for business, bowing a splendid line of Hats, Caps and Gentd' Furnishsng Goods.

A A A N

ily of vocalists, has established a Dairy and will supply regularly and promptly all who wisn a pure article of Milk. 8-4w

DRESSED CHICKENS, LIVE CHICKENS, GRAPES,

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There is a

W. BELLE FLOWER APPLES, OYSTERS, CELERY,

JUDGE

TURNIPS,

NEWSUGAB CURED HAMS.

YOURSELF, 98c NEW 3 BUTTON, SOFT KID CENT STORE.

SHADES, GLOVES.

Beatrice Kid Glove.

3 Button Undressed $1.00. 2 Button opera fall shades black $1.25. 3 Button opera fell shades and black $150. 6 Button onera fell shades and black $2.50.

JAUBIET & CO.

WE CONTINUE OUR PRICE ON PERFORATED CARD BOARDS, PLAIN 5o, GILT AND

Comferters.-.10-4, 11-4, 19-4. Comforters at $1 2®. $1 50, $1 75, $2 OO, $2, $3, $4, and $5, At

JAURI£T & CO.

PEARL CARD CA£E3 96C, PEARL MONEY PURSES 49c. NEW GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY, CENT STORE.

500 second hand heating stoves for sale at your own price at Fisher's.

KID GLOVES.

New supply 3 buttons In all the evening shades

and

dark col

ors. Thev tre beautiful. Also the best 2 button, cheap, glove you ever saw, in all the evening shades and dark colors.

E-B.C0LE.

BASE BURNERS. Argands-Hard coal. Crown Jewels. Excelsior. Rotary and all the Leading Stores In the market. At Ball's Cheaper than ever. 903 Main street, sigp of the Tin Ball.

CLOAKS 1

Ladles are invited to examine our new Cloaks, from t&SO to *30.00 also Hosiery Underwear, and all notions at leading low prices at

HUGHES dc REED, 515 Main Street.

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^SLAUGHTER'S"

Fourth Ht. Grneery D»n«e, 203 SOUTH tOURTH STllEEr. 20S Coal Oil [be«tl per g*l Cider Vinegar,

per

gal —20

Lard, per pound ~..~llKo Hates, per lb 14$o Apolea, per bnshel 50 Baking Powder, per lb 80 Borghum teoltsges, per gal,.... 45 4 Can* Cove Oy terp 25 Best Flour, per bbl 25

And everything else in pioportlon.

Supply

OTHER NEW

STYLES IN JEWELRY SETTS, PINS, DROPS, Ac. COME AND SEE THE VARIETY. CENT STORE.

College Street Dairy. Wm. G.

Davis, of the well known fam

TURNIPS,

NEW SUOA CURED 11AMS

Ml! of

fire calculated to sat

isfy the raot exacinp, and all to be found at Wright & Kuufman'a, the firstclass provision dealers, corner Seventh and Main. Messrs. W.& K. Never allow themselves to be surpassed in variety or quality of stock or So wne»A of prices.

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Your

Good Things at Cliver

These and Everything Wanted!

Choice Turkish Frames, Dry Cnrranls, New Raisins,

BELLE FLOWER APPLES, OYSTERS, CELERY

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Dry Peaches, Dry Applet" Dried Berries,

New Cod tish, Fresh Oysters, bulk or cau, New Sorgbnm Molasses,

Tapioca Crackers, Cranberries,

At W. W. OLIVER'S!

Northwest cor. 4th and Cherry sts.

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LUNCH ROOM.

ARMERS' GRIST MILL. Lower Bad or Th!r4 Street. JOSEPH ABBOTT, Proprietor. rpHlS new mill Is now In fnll blast, mak-

SILVER 10c PER

SHEET. MOTTOES. 5c, GERMANTOWN YARNS 10c PER OUNCE, ZEPHYRS 15c PER, OUNCE, KNIT

N E W E A A A E S CENT STORE FOR LOW PRICES.

lng a No. 1 article of Floor and Meal. It is being run exclusively on custom work, and the fullest satisfaction is guaranteed. A farmer bringing his own wheat to tho mill can rely on getting flour from his own grain, and by thus doing it eke a great saving over selling the wheat at one place and ouylng flour at another.

DATIS DAVIS, Attya. Office—Over Postoflice.

CJTATE OP INDIANA, C0U5O TY OK VIGO, In the Vigo Circuit Con*. !?o. 8905. Henry

St. Urifl

Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said aetion against them and that the same will stand for trial at tho November Term of said Court in the year 1877, on the 5th day of December, 1877.

DAVIS ADA via, J*o. K. DURHAM. PUTS Attym Clerk.

Ruchings in immense quantity, new lot, just received at Riddle & Hunsaker's.

Canton Flannels.

At Ellis', northwest oorner of First and Walnut streets.

New Stock Kid Gloves at Riddle & Co's.

CLASS

per Table

vs. CandacegJ. En-

dem, Joseph Enders, et al. To set aside will. Be it known that on the 12th day of October, 1877, it was ordered by tbe Conrt that the Clerk notify by publication said CandacelJ. Enders and Joseph Enders as nonresident defendants of the pendency of this action against them.

B. EHRLICH. I L. EHRLICH.

•1AD4CAITKM

-FOR THE

BEST HADE AND CHEAPEST CLOTHING,

GO TO-

FRANK & ROTHSCHILD

Corner Fourth and Main Streets.

OUR NEW STOCK

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FALL & WINTER CLOTHING

Is the Largest, Best and Cheapest Goods ever shown in this City. Our PIECE GOODS for our TAILORING DEPARTMENT are no doubt the finest and handsomest line in the market, and nobody should fail to look through onr stock before buying.:

L. GOODMAN Jr. CO.,

410 Opera House Block, & 328 Main St. bet. 3d and 4th.

FOR GOOD STYLES

FINE, Well Made CLOTHING MILLER & COX

-ARE,

Will pay any Man, Boy, Youth or Child, to see their 1

STOCK and PRICES!

Before buying their

Fall and Winter Outfit:

522 MAIN ST., North side, near Sixth

NEW GOODS,

rlioh BROS.

COB. MAIN & FIFTH STS.,

Have opened a Complete Sleek of new Fall and Win- !v ter Goods, and offer the following: 7

Good all Wool Cashmere* for 50c, 00c. 75c, 00c to fl.2*. lpacas dOcen

25 centa, worth 80 to 40 cent*. Bfaclc Alpacas for 10 and 40 oeh Splendid Brilllantlnee to

Black All

cents. Splendid lirilllantinee &u cents, worth 75 centa. Good Black Groe Grain Silka for 75c, $1.00.1.25,1.50, which ia 25 Derceat. lees than they are worth. Good New Styles Dress Goods ... fromlO. 12 K. 15 to 25 cents. Good Felt Skirts 40 to 50 cents. A FIRST USS MLADY MADE WHITE SHIRT FOR SMALL SUM OF 871i CENTS.

GREAT BARGAINS

In Flannels, Blankets, Woollen Cloths, Beavers, Jeans, eto. Cloaks and Shawls 25 per cent, below last year's prices. House Furnishing Goods, such as

"Will not indulge in toad boasting, bat if you want genuine bargains in

Men's, Boys' and Children's Clothing,

They are offering goods at your own prices.

SIS XAHV STREET.

Linens, Napkins. Towels and Sheetings at astoniabing 1 prices, dood all linen Table Damask for 25 cents pgr yd. i. Turkey Red Damaak for 65 centa per yard. Prints and Sheetings

as low a« the lowest. Give us an early call and you will save money by ao doing.

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EHRLICH BROTHERS

GULICK& BERRY, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

Paints, Window Glass, Oils,

PURE WHISKIES, WISES and BRANDIES,

HOLMAN'S LIVER AND AGUE PADS.

Kwlss Ague Cure, Moore9* Ptlnlen, Irnwletd's Ague Tonle, Hurler's Hedldnea, Bogeri' Fever Cure. Strickland's Agne

Bentedjr,

King's IMseov-

ery, Bmnkert Carminative Balsani» Ac. ...

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