Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 8, Number 22, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 November 1877 — Page 8

TH EMAIL

PArER FOR THE PEOPLE.

Personal.

B. F. Royse has filed his petition in bankruptcy. Dr. A. P. Davis, of Paris, has removed to this city.

Alias Fry, of Crawfordsrillo, is visiting Mr. and Aire. H. H. Boodinot. Leslie Rei&nider, of Salt Lake City» is visiting bis old home, this city.

Hon. John P. Usher, of Lawrence, TTairag, was in the city this week. Andy Magnire has sold his property in this city and will remove to Texas.

The Com modore—this is wadd le—has returned from his visit to Kentucky. Mrs. E. L. Girdner and children are visiting Mrs. G's old home in New Albany.

Col. Bob Ingersoll has declined the Berlin mission and will lecture in this city shortly

W. H. Brown and Mrs. Lou F. Moady were married by Rev. S. F. Douhain last Sunday evening.

Mrs. J. A. Wilson is seriously 111. and her father has been summoned from Palestine, Illinois., 0 "W

Miss Annie Gilman came home on Wednesday from a long visit to relatives in Pennsylvania.

Mrs. Montaigniei, of Cincinnati daughter of Mayor Fairbanks, will spend the winter here.

Simeon Cory, who has been quite ill waa able to come down to his store, iu his carriage tbta week.

Dr. Link, who has been In New York city, on professional business, returned home Wednesdayevening.

David Pugh, of Honey Creek town ship, w1k has been dangerously ill, is now considered out of danger. ,,

Charley Tyler has charge of the slaughter house of Davis fc Co., a position be has filled for many seasons.

There is only one unmarried man on tho police force—officer Joe Roach bav ing taken untobimaelfa wife this week.

Rilla Townsend, who played here with the auialeur*, and recently joined a traveling company, has married one of 'the actors.

Ed war Friend has added to his other accomplishments that of drum major. 34ke everything else he attempts, be does it well. v.

A. B. Stouer started Tor Midway, Kentucky, Wednesday night, to bring home his wife, who has been quite slok, while visiting thero.

A largo party celebrated the tin wedding of Mr. B. F. Boring and wife near the Greenwood school bouse, in the southern suburts, Tuesday evening.

Richard Strout, our former city engineer, Is in the city, and, we are glad to know, contemplates moving back to this, the most desirable dwelling place in the west.

Express: Prosecutor John E. Lamb hss had a remarkable experience in Sullivan county. During his term of office not a single person charged with a crime has been acquitted.

Col. W. K. Edwards was elected Grand Chief Patriarch of the Grand Encampment oi the State, I. 0. O. F., at Indianapolis this week. This is the highest position iu that ordor in tho State.

Cirr & White bavo sold their grocery house, corner of Walnut and Fourth, to Joseph M. Smith, of Hulman «fc Cox's and Ed. S. Burnett, mail agent on the K. A. C. R. R. Mr. Carr will go to Portland, Oregon, and Mr. White will return to his Sulllvau home.

Rev. James Oakey Is visiting this cityl the home of bis boyhood. He has recently been called to a Preebyteriatf church at Rldgefield, forty miles northwest of Chicago. He will be here a couple of weeks and will probably preach at least termnu during his stay.

That big black bear of S. Loeb «Sr Co., is an attractive sign, bnt not so attractive as the fine stock of hats, caps and furnishing goods he stands sentinel over. 8. Loeb & Co. have a flue stock, all new, and the reasonable prices are attracting the best custom.

So you'v© made up your mind to'give her either a piano or organ for a Christmas gift. Now that's senslblo, and let us Just whisper in your ear ibat W. H. Paige fc Co. are offering irresistible inducements just now—better than ever before. They have tbe Chlckering piano, the Mason A Hamlin organ, besides other good instruments and a large stock of sheet music and musical merchandise.

J. P. Brennaa, the Merchant Tailor, on Main street, east of Sixth, has secured the services of a competent scourer and cleaner for the renovation and repair of all kinds of clothing. His prices will Le found reasonable. He is In almost daily receipt of the latest styles of pj ee goods, and the suits he is constantly turning out are the admiration of aiL

The "Central Bookstore" is rapidly filling up in anticipation of the holiday trade, and we adviae the reader* of Tbe Mali to make frequent calls there. Mr. Button, tbe proprietor, ia on the lookout nowadays for everything that comes out. Many beautiful things in books, fancy stationery, pictures sad ornamental goods are now In stare mud more oonstantly arriving. You can always find something at the "Central" to amuse and instruct, and visits axe both pleasant and profitable. For fine stationery, books or fancy notions always go to this establishment.

A. J. Grundy, of Kentucky, formerly of this city, is here on a visit. Mrs. Jame* Hunter and Miss Hannah Smith are Visiting at Vinoennos.

Duncan Jewett, of Paris, Texas, arrived here Thursday, on a visit to his old homo,

Miss Josie Kern, wbo has been visiting tbe family of R. L. Ball, returned to Chicago yeaterday.

Thomas Cook has settled down In this city and taken a position in Ehrjich Bros, dry goods house.

John G. 8hryer and fwife and Will Shryer are at tbe Arkansss Hot Springs —the two latter to get the benefit of the bealb-giving waters.

A large party of the friends of Mr. L. G. Benson auj wife, of north Sixth street, assembled last evening to celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of the}r wedding, and a delightful time was th result. Mr. B. and wife were the recipients of a number of useful presents.

Miss Louise Freeman has recently ex ecuted a large crayon portrait of Col. R. W. Thompson, tbe best work yet done by this gifted artist. It is on exhibition in Button & Co's show window, and elioits general admiration. It is a re markably fine drawing and a striking picture of our Secretary.

The ladles should not forget that Mrs, N. E. Mayfield has moved to the Koopman Block, opposite the Congregational Church, on Sixth street.

When you want a saddle or & set of substantial harness there is no better place in tfie city to go than to F. O. Froeb, on the north side of tbe court house square. He uses only the best leather and materials,personally attends to the manufacture, and .'8 content with a reasonable, living price. This accounts for bis large and increasing frade.

For bargains in all kinds of Dress Goods go to 'JAURIET & CO.

Christmas is Coming! Photos! Photos! Photographs, plain or finished, in Ink, Oil, Water Colors or Crayon, from life or enlarged from any kind of old picture. Also Colored Porcelains and a fine line of Frames at very low prices. For Holiday presents now is not too soon to leave your order at Wright's Gallery, 114Main street,

Suuth side, near corner Fifth.

Elegant Cloakings for Infants and Children in white and colors, at

JAURIET & CO.

Bottom or No Bottom

Flashes through your mind on reaching for tbe old style Coal Hod. A. G. Avistin & Co. re' leve your anxiety by finishing you the Cast Iron Bottom Corru gated Coal Hod for 75 cents.

Repellants in all-wool Greys,Black,Navy Blue, Myrtle Green, Plain and Striped, all very low in orice, at

JAURIET & CO.

FOR REAL FINE DECORATED CHINA TEA AND DINNER SETS, GO TO STAHL*S 634 MAIN STREET, BETtt TEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH.

All wool 40 inch Black Cashmeres at 65 cents, would be cheap at $1.00 per yard.

JAURIET & CO. The prettiest andcheapest Hats in the City at Riddle & Hunsaker's.

Ladies', Gents' and Children's Underwear very low in price, at

JAURIET & CO. Slay's Patent Busk Corbet, to be had only of Biddie & Hunsaker.

A new lot of Matelasse Cloaks opening today, at the Marble Palace. 1 JAURIET & CO.

Beautiful new Hosiery, new styles in Nubias, novelties in Fancy Goods, just received- by Biddle & Hunsaker.

For splendid Flannels STo to JAURIET & CO. BEAVER CLOAKS,

Chinchilla CLOAKS, Matelasse CLOAKS, Imported CLOAKS. Extra long, latest cut, opening to-day, at ..

JAURIET & CO. Marble Palace.

TERRlJ HAUTE SATURDAY EVEN

Look at our fine stock of Comforters and 10-4, 11-4 and 12-4 White Blankets which we offer very cheap.

JAURIET & CO.

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NEW CARPETS

And Oil Cloths arrived st Foster Broth* era tbe past week.

Down Go Sugars!

Look al These Prices!

At W. W. OLIVER'S.

lllbi. Franklin Sugar $1 00 loyftoa. Centennial A ?1 00

Standard A $1 00 [This is not shoddy A.]

9Bs. Granulated $ 1 00, ALSO

HEAD-LIGHTJCOAL OIL,

Superior to bulk of oil sold in this market.

At W. W. OLIVER'S

Northwest cor. 4th and Cherry sts.

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fTERRE HAUTE. INDIANA.

BmnJ KtwJif to Act of Cuimi. iWjwwi^ty NATIONAL ADVUtTUUNG OX,telhaMM of Coogra*. Wakiaftaa, D. C.

Th« aoswert tanU ba antlooel to enTelopw, and win kc itcelvtd nntil 12 noon Dwembtr 18, Is77. If, when opeow), there thall b« foanA to be more than three correct mi era, tbe correct oaea will be pat in eepumte envelopes ud eeeled,

nvo by a blind folded penon, In regular ovder, tint, eraond aad third, for the priica.

Sll Xaio Slreot, betweea Third ui FmutOi Streets, Terre Haste, lad.

J.M.EITFNER4S0N

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Teas & Coffees,

SPICES, BAKING POWDER,

Dom4Mtieud

Imported

Fancy Groceries!

318 MAIN STREET,

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

HAVJC OPENED NEW

Cloaks!

I KID GLOVES, Holiday Notions•*

BSIiOW COMPETITION.

515 Main street, south side, bet. 5th and 6th.

I«UNCH ftOOM,

One Thousand New and millions of other goods at

HERZV

FENNER. & LOTZE'S Prize Rebus I

We offer throe Priz3« to lady castomors who will br!n* or send in correct solutions of this retra*.

A Flue Toilet

A Fiiie Brant Bird Cage. A ftlise Coal Taste.

from

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BUST'MADE

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60 MIN.

which three will

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CHEAPEST CLOTHING,

GO TO

PRANK & ROTHSCHILD

Cortier Fourth and Main Sti eets.

TO BE CONTENTED

In Seeing the Largest Stock of

OVERCOATS AND ULSTERS,

Such as FUR BEAVERS, CHINCHILLAS & WORSTEDS, from the cheapest to those equal to custom work, also a fine lot of

SUITS, STJITS,

For Men, Youths and Boys. These goods are cheaper and

superior to any in make, design and fit ever brought to city. Y.. We inrite the public to exirolne our goods bafore purchasing elsewhere.

L. GOODMAN Jr. & CO.,

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

-EITHER-

IQDM1DE Ot IIDETIOBOERI

Cash Buyers will find it to their interest to see

MILLER & COX

BEFORE BUYING I—— WM

Ko. 522 Main Street, North Side, Near Sixth Slreet.

GULICK& BERRY,

GENERAL DEALERS IK

DRUGS and MEDICINES

MANUFACTURERS OF

oxxj of ^Etirxa^.i The best known remedy lor chapped hands, face and lips. tf.W.<p></p>NWC

'810 lElllilE' DBIt SI08E! °r"&

NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS

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In tbe meantime we shall continue offering goods at prioee which know no com{«etitlon.

TO OVB CUSTOMERS.

In ortlw to giro everybody an equal chance, weahall a GRAND GIFT CONCERT on Frfday erenfng, JWuary 4tb, at Dowling HalL Every parchaaer onr store la entitled to a ticket on erery dollar's worth of goods be buys. Tbe ticket will admit tbe bolder to tbe concert, and to a chance in the following prlees: 1st. An «iyt Silver Tea Set aonsisting of six pieces and two waiters, bought of Riddle A Hansaker, and warranted by them to be ot best make, worth flOQ. 2d. An Ulster Overcoat worth $26. 3d. AehildtSait worth IIS. 4th. A pair of Ciasimere Pants worth ffl.

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