Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 8, Number 23, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 December 1877 — Page 8

THE MAIL

PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

Personal.

Mra. Levering, of Lafavette,la vfaiting Rev. and Mrs. Henderson. Mrs Jatnes Hunter came home this week from a visit to Vincennes.

George A. Hajward is now travelling tor Jacob White, the confectioner. Miss Minnie Wallace, of tbis city teaming school near Oxford, Ohio.

A sick brother called 8. D. Terry, the Ledger, to Cincinnati this week. Rev. Welton Modesitt is here at his odd home for a visit of several weeks.

Tbe Commodore— tbis is Twaddle—has retorned from his visit to Kentucky. Tbe silver wedding of C. Reichert and wife was celebrated Wednesday even' ing.

W. S. Clift and "wife went to Chicago tbis week to visit tbeir sick daughter, Mrs. Cox.

Dr. A. P. Davis, who lias recently re moved from Paris to this city, presents bis card in another coli^nn.

Ind. Herald: Rev. N. L. Brakeman Represents Senator Morton as having been a member, in good standing, of tbe "Church of tbe Best Licks."

Prof. Palmer, tbe phrenologist, who •was here several years ago, will begin another course of lectures at Armory fiali, next Wednesday evening.

Ex-Mayor Thomas appears to have •the inside track and will probably appointed mail agent on tbe E.

Prof. Wm. C. White, of Wabash Col (ego, Crawfordsville, will deliver tbe fourth lecture of the "Y. M. C. A. course, next Friday evening, at 7:30 o'clock, at tbe Ohio street Presbyterian church Subject: "Heinrich Heine."

Mr. Jno. F. Jauriot left for New York 'Inst night, and before he returns will -buy tbe largest line of holiday goods ever brought to tbis city. Any ladies ^wishing spool Hi orders will please leave word, anl bo will take pains to pUase them.

The law card of Samuel Magill will be found In another column. He proposes to give special attention to collections, probate business and bankrupt practice, tod those having business in tbis line oati find no more careful man to entrust thn same.

Ledger: Councilman Schloss, who has so long attended to tbe Fire Department of th 1.4city, has reason to feel proud of his work. This branch of the city government is in a flourishing condition and in as Ane working order as any h?e brigade in the West.

Wo are sorry to learn that Mr. Leopold Ehrliob has determined to return to bis former home in Bay City, Michigan. In oonsequenco of tbis resolve the Ehrlloh Brothers will give some rare bargains in dty goods for the next thirty days, in order to reduce stock. %Ve are having some very interesting shows at tho Opera House, but one of •tho prettiest shows may be seen on the opposite side of the street in tbo win dows of I). C. Grolner's Opera Shoe Store. Did you ever notice the fine display and the great variety there exhibit od. Stop and look—then step inside, get acquainted with the clever proprietor and learn his low prices, by which be is building up such a fine trade.

As you go along Main street your attention will bo attracted by an enormous black bear. That's the place to turn in for anything In the line of bats, caps, furs, or gent* furnishing goods. S. Loob A Co., the proprietors, have a •hie *tock and their low prioesaro drawing them a fine trade.

F. O. Froob, the popular yonng saddler and harness thaker on tbe north aide of tho public square cordially invltee all his friends to call on him when they want the best make of harness or •addle.*, or anything pertaining to horse Mgtar. Ills prices are always satisfactory

And in manufacture be will not bo ex*oeil«d. ., Bo you're uinle up tour mind to give •her either a pUno or org&r. for a Christinas gift. Now that's sensible, and let HIS just whisper in your ear that W. H. •Psige Co. are offering Irresistible inducemcnttf just n&w—better than ever before. Thov have tbe Chickering piano, the Mason it llamliu organ, besides other good instruments and a large Mock of sheet mi tic and musical mer•chandtse.

A C.

IL in place of Edward Burnett, whose resignation takes e/Tact to-day. George F. Jenckos and his sister, Miss Belle, wont to Indianapolis on Thurs day, to attond the wedding of their cousin, Mr. Edwin Rogers, of Florida and Mi»s Katie Hildebraad, of Indiana polia.

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It is really marvelous, tbe extent to which tbe manufacture of elegant stationery has been pushed by the paper «nanufact«iers. The Central Bookstore tuakes this line of goods a specialty, and got in this week a lot of new atyles In cote papers,en velopes, papetriee* oalling cajrda and wedding outtita that are really gems of art. And the aurprtaiog teat ore ia UM tow scale of prtooa at whteh Button A Co. can afford to sell tbeee goods. It cornea firom the faot that they buy at iteadquarten, in large lota, and are thua enabled to get bottom figures. It la aa aotaal teat that note papers retailed at thirty-five oenta a quire in New York, On be bad at tbeOsutral Bookstore In Ifre quire packages for twenty cents a p»iia. Tbe new atapaa are novel and fwnsona desiring to uao tbe latest styles abould bay at the OeotraL

I've been fooled. I sent on twenty fivecente an' a postage stamp in reply to a advertisement in a religions paper of 'bow to make an Impressiori* an'received for an answer, 'Set down in a pan of dough.' It waan't tbe kind nv an impression I wanted to make. What I wanted was to mskean impression on them keerless an' ignerant boaskeepers that go on bayin' tbeir pet visions an'

sicb,heer, tbar an' every wbar without ever a payin' any attention to what I've been a tellin' uv 'em about the White Front," which the same is Rippetoe'son Mane strete. Tbe impression I wanted to make wuz tbfcfc it's tbe only place in town (as fur as I know) where abody kin do well riitht straight along. That is, wbere they kin be shore uv gittin' tbe very best uv things all tbe time an' gittin' 'em at low prices. An' then ye see, yon can always find tbar enny thing that may be in market an' yoa dont have to go trapesing all over town,from groceree to groceri to git the things to supply tbe table. All you have to do is to leave your order at Rippetoe's and it ia sent right to your home.

SANTA CLAI S

Is making hia usual preparations at W. H. Scudder's, and tbe children are gathering around there to admire and feast tbeir eyes en tbe many beautiful and deairable things in store. As mentioned some weeks ago Mr. Scudder has purchased this season the largest stock of toys snd Christmas goods be has ever brought to tbis city. -vV

Fine Beef!

Charley Dorsch, at tbe popular Star Meat Market served to his patrons for Thanksgiving some of tbe finest meats we have ever seen in this msrket. His shop presented a magnificent appearance, and the display attracted much attention. Mr. Dorsch takes a pride in his business and takes especial pains to please bis patrons and give them the best that can be bad in this market. If you haven't been dealing with him, just give him a trial, and our word for it you will be so well pleased that you will oontinue to do so. ,,

—A. BIEF, Gas and Steam fitter, No. 505 Ohio street, bet. 5th and 6tb, remember,has a big assortment of Gas Fixtures, Plumbing Goods, Ac., which he is selling at very low prices. Rebronzing of o'd gas fixtures is also vory carefully done. Remember at 505 Ohio street, be holds foitb. Guarded front by B. W. Morgan's two big guns.

—Is COMING—-Prof. Palmer's course of lectures. Furs! Furs!! Furs!!!.' Never so cbenp as now at Foster Brothers. A splendid fur muff 91-00

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, 114% Main street, south side, mar corner Fifth.

Sure and buy your dress goods at Foster Brothers. Some beautiful new goods opened tbis week at 1'2%,

30 cents.

lo, 20, 25 and

Bottom or No Bottom

Flashes through your mind on reaching for the old style Coal Hod. A.G. AUSTIN & o'o. relieve your anxiety by furuishing you the Cast Iron Bottom Corru gated Coal Ilod for 75 cents^-j^V* -1

ORGANS

I E N A W A

If you contemplate making a Holiday present to a friend or relative, or of buying something to make home cheerful and life a pleasure, you should buy one of those BEAUTIFUL, MATCHLEsS 1*1 MCE ORGANS. "BEST IN THE WORLD." Sold on Terms to suit customers, by J. A. MARSHALL,

Main St., Terre Haute, Iud. MA NTL/SS AND QRA TKS Have you been in to see the new Mantles and Grates Moore

Haggerty

have just opened. It is decidedly the Quest lot ever brought to tbis city. They are beautiful beyond description, and no ono contemplating putting in one or more ahould fail to see them and learn tbe low prices at which they are •old.

KNIGHTS OF HONOR. GOOD WILL LODOK NO. 520. A full attendance is requested at the Lodg* meeting next Tueaday uigbt, to consider certain propositions, made by tbe Grand Lodge. It is boped that every Brother will attend, as a full vote is nec essary. Sickness alone will excuse a Brother for non attendance. By order of

W. J. GRTKF, JAXJBB B. LTJTK, Raporter. Dictator.

Hughes&Reed

HAVR OPK2TKD NEW

Cloaks!

KID GLOVES, Holiday Notions

BELOW COMPKTITIOX.

6U Mala street, aoath stdr, M.«kudKh.

an ounce.

SPICES,BAKING POWDER,

Domestloiand Imported

Fancy Groceries!

HOLIDAY PRICE LIST.

TTTTiTtPl'

POPULAR BAZAR.

All ZEPHYRS, Single, Split and Double, 12

GERMANTOWN, 6 l-2c an ounce. EMBROIDERED LINEN COLLARS, 3, 5,6, 7,10c. Ladies' real Balbrigan Silk Clocked full regular

HOSE, 35c a pair.

Ladies' MERINO VESTS, 25, 35 and 50c. Big lot Children's HOSIERY, 5c a pair. ALASKA FURS, $3.00 a set. MUFFS, 95c each. Children's FURS, 50c and up. Children's FUR CAPS very cheap. 300 new CLOAKS at greatly reduced prices# Elegant new MATELASSE CLOAKS lower than glfgg ever. Grand assortment of POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS in Cotton, Swiss, Linen, Lace, Silk, beautiful embroidered Handkerchiefs. Big lot KIDS, in opera and street shades, 50c. New assortment of 75c GLOVES. 100 dozen new DOLLAR GLOVES, every pair warranted. t** .. 50 dozen 3 button KIDS. Enormous stock of FELT SKIRTS from 35c up. Fine CLOTH SKIRTS and SATIN SKIRTS. MINK FURS at half price.

Sleeveless Jackets and Sacques., Nubias, Hoods, Elegant Neckwetfr, f. Jewelry, Hosiery and Lined Gloves. I Everything at greatly reduced prices.

Call and examine the enormous stock and learn theprices.^Ufmm v.frl

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poptjlIk

J. M. RIFFNER & SON

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Teas & Coffees,

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318 MAIN STREET,

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.'

MXEUMATIMM |1JICKLT CUBED Durang's Rheumatic Remedy." the great

Internal Medicine,

will positively

cure any case of rheumatism on tbe.face of tbe earth. Price 91 bottle, six bottles, 95. Sold by all drupgists in Terre Haute and elsew'here. Send for circular to Helpenstine

Bentiy, Druggists,

Wrashington, D. C.

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I.PWCH ROOM.

nHUND—THAT THE SATURDAY E\'K alng Mall Is Uw most widely eirvaSaled nwnwpa to ibm&tmtm wMinfisdis»yoia.

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Down Go Sugars!

Look at These Prices

AT W. W. OLIVER'S.

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to an adn apply to

91 00 91 to 91 00

HBH. Franklin Sugar lO^lbs. Centennial A Standard A [This is not shoddy A.]

Slb3. Granulated ... ALSO IIEAD-LIGHT COAL OIL, Superior to bulk of oil sold in tbis market.

At W. W. OLIVER'S!

North west cor. 4th and Cherry sts.

BOV enjoy. lo onier to APPROEIATO tho ktodnpa o( oar patfp^ we viiaU ptfoent them jrUh »mc elegant

bwg ««titl«d to a tickat on

-FOR THE

BEST MADE AND CHEAPEST CLOTHING,

^—GO TO

FRANK: & ROTHSCHILD

'. dorner Fourth and Main Streets, f-

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

For Men, Youths and Boys. These goods are cheaper and superior to any in make, design and fit ever brought to city. We invite th public to examine our goods bafore purchasing* elsewhere. -j*

L. GOODMAN Jr. & CO.,

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

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FOR A GOOD STYLE S'.

Cash Buyers will find it to their interest to see

MILLER & COX

-BEFORE BUYING!

No. 522 main Street, North Side. Near Sixth Street.

GULICK & BERRY,

GENERAL DEALERS IN

DRUGS and MEDICINES

HEADQUARTERS FOR

PAINTS, WINDOW GLASS, OILS,

MANLFACTTTRERS OF

OIL OF ^RUTiOA. 1 The best known remedy for chapped hands, face and lips.

'ILD lEllilir DIICJTIIEI

We Will Save Everybody 25 Per Cent.

On erery Orerooat or artlols of Clothing be may want to bay This, a matter of ooarse, gives tu tho liroly trade that

NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS.

entry

fin dollatu' worth of good* bo

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to oar grand gift ooaeert, January 4th, and to a chance in the distribution of our preeents. For particnlara

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DRESS: SUIT,

OR A FASHIONABLE

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OVERCOAT,

A ..'H **"'S

-EITHER

MlDMIiDE 01 HlDETi ORDER!

FINE FURS,

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-FOR-

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iiDIES MD GEHTSI

All Warranted Perfect.'

LOWEST PRIOES!

-FOR-

GOOD GOODS,jf

'STKES'M STORE:

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bar. Tho ticket will entitle him

511 Hate Street.