Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 8, Number 47, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 May 1878 — Page 5
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A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
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THE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL is a good medium of communication between Terre Haute business men and be people who bay their goods— Because, It has the largest circulation of any paper published in this city, but not on this account aleuu, but—? $** $$$$% Because, It goes into the family cucle on
Saturday evening, and during Saturday night and Sunday is read thoroughly, advertisements and aJI, by every member of the family who can read, after which is loaned to the neighbors.
Because, After having been read by the borrowers and buj era in the city, it is en veloped, stamped and sent to some friend'
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relative in some other town orcity.
Because, It is a paper which reaches all classes, high and low, rich and poor.
Because, Of its very large circulation among farmers.
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Because, It is an espacial favorite with the ladies, who do a large part of the buying of household goods,In addition to thejew elry and dress goods they wear, and are critical readers of advertisements.
Because, Two editions are published, Thurs day aid Batmday evenings, anc all ad' verti.se men tit go in both editions for price of one issue.
Because, Its rates are cheaper, a'l things considered, than those of any other paper In the city.
THK flsh blto well now—so the fisher men say. THE Democrats have It all tbeir own •way In the city council— 8 to 4.
A FRAGMENT of April weather foutid its way Into May this week.
SEK tho Mitchell Specialty Troupe at the Opera Ilouse Monday evening.
WHERE IS the man who said we were going to have an early and long nam mer?
IF tbb fever goes on gcntlomen can look for ceramic shirt bosoms befoie long.
THE doctors believe in sun baths. So do the scientists who stand on our street corners.
SOME fifteen or twenty cows have died In this city, the past week, from eating wet clover.
TUB Democrats are In session tin* afternoon, at Armory Hall, to nominate a county ticket.
T. B. JOHNS' big saw mill commenced running on Thursday, and will continue through the season.
THE unkempt and irrepressible tramp is beginning gto inquire at suburban bouses if there are any men folks about.
ON account of the cool weather this week tho Contenary excursion pienic, set for to-day, bus boon postponed two weeks.
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IN one year this olty has elected three Mayors—Edmunds, Democrat Fair banks, Itapublloau and now Wildy, National.
THE committees are actively at work and there is promise of an imposing parade and interesting exercises on Deooratlon daj\
TUKHB is a call lor a meeting of veterans, at the court house, this evening, for the purposo of forming a veteran corpto take part in the decoration ceremonies.
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HAVE a car© bow you give an alarm of fire uc less there Is good cause. Every false alarm costs the city about fifty dollars in salary of men, fuel and wear and tear of machinery.
THE Mitchell Specialty Troupe, which appears at tbe Opera House Monday evening, Is tbe largest and most talented orgaulKitloii of tbo kind that has ever been brought together in this country.
THE Governor's Guards received their uniforms from Chicago this week, and are wonderfully pleaded with them. The company surprised Captain Iloctor by informing him that bis was paid for, and tbe manufacturers of the uniform added a present of an elegaut dress sword.
TUB failure of Daniel Milter, the enter* prising north Fourth street grocer, is announced. Mr. Miller has been confined to his house, seriously 111 for three weeks, and has the sympathy of hundreds of friends in this hour of siokaeas and misfortune.
THE Masons of Sandford dedicated a lodge room on Thursday evening. Dr. Vau Valsah conducted the ceremonies, Col. Edwards delivered an address and Judge Long read ap*m. A superb supper was spread sod au enjoyable time was bad. jrv
REV. ALEX. STKRRBTT was complimented with a very large and intelll gent audience at the Opera House Tuesday evening, to hear bis lecture on "Advanced Thinkers,*' and even tboee most familiar with his pulpit oratory were surprised and delighted with the manner in which he paid his respects to tbe self-styled "advanced thinkers."
THE Rlddlo A Iluntaker stock of goods ha* been sold—this is the third and Ia*t time—to J. P. Erdhouse, and removed to Xi. 2(1 South Fourth street, where the business will be continued. In a few days, a* soon as the necessary Changes can be made, N. Katxenbaeh and J. II. Fremont will open tMe finest cigar »tnre ever seen iu tbis city. Tbeir factory is Already la operation in the seooud and third floor*.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. McK. Darwood will commence a series of free lectures to-morrow night, at Centenary Cburcb, on "Modern Splr ituallsm." T^ese lectures will be on the God, Devil, Heaven and Hell of this so called new religion, its pretensions, claims, tricks, oontradictions, materializations and absurdities, showing the whole thing to be earthly, sensual and exceedingly devilish.
Christian Chapel—G. P. Peale, pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Special sermon in tbe evening to the news paper men of the city. All are cordially invited.
Biptistlcburch—Services 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning theme: "Genuine Faith, and Counterfeits." Evening: "The Alternatives in Religion." C. lR. Henderson, pastor.
First Presbyterian Church Alex. Sterrett, pastor. Public worship at 11 a. m. and a temperance meeting in tbe evening—address by Rev. G. Leslie Weaver. Preaching at Honey Creek at 3p.m. /wj
St. Stephens—Sunday school 9:15 Morning Prayer 10:15a. m. Litany, Ser mon, and Celebration of the Holy Com munion, 11 a. m. Evening Prayer and Sermon, 7:30 p. m.
TEMPERANCE NOTES:A very large and enthusiastic temperance meeting was held in tbe First Baptist cburcb, last evening. Rev. T. Leslie Weaver presided. A good speech was made by Tyler Maton, of Indianapolis.
Rev. T. Leslie Weaver will preach in tbe chapel of tbe Y. M. C. A. to night at 7:45. A general invitation is extended to all. hi
There will bo a temperance meeting at the Public Square to-morrow afternoon, at 4:30. Mr. Weaver and others will speak. The noon prayer meeting of tbe Y. M. C. A. has been revived and will be held every day. Strangers are invited to attend.
ERNEST WHITEHOUSH was "surrounded" and captured in this city last Sunday. The story of his capture, and the life bo has led during tbe past year, as told in tbe "Express Extra," issued on Monday morning, is printed on the seventh page. He was arraigned in tbe Crimiual Court on Monday morping, on tbe old indictment of shooting with intent to kill Deputy Cleary, and in answer to the usual questions said.he was guilty of the shooting, but not of the "intent to killthat be was ready for trial at any time, and would defend himself. Hon. Bayless W. Hanna and Charles T. Burton liavo been engaged by Mrs. Yates, tbe mother of Whitnbouse, /or tbe defense, and tbe initial proceedings for bis trial will probably occur next week. It is quite probable that a change of venue will be taken. *.
SINCE the concert of the Oratorio Society takes place upon the evening of Beeoration day, it lias been decided to give, in addition to the work already announced, Whittier's Centennial Hymn, composition written tor tbe Centennial anniversary of American independence, and not inappropriate upon a day devoted to tbe memory of those who fell in maintaining the nation established one hundreds year ago. Tbe Centennial Hymn Is a beautiful, poetical work, and rendered with the music by Paine, expresses the grand emotions which the sense of ur national trials and triumphs calls forth. Those who have heard it will be glad to hear it ag tin, and those who have not will oagerly seize this opportunity.
THE City Council, accompanied by some of the ex-Councilmen and city
officers, started on Wednesday morning for a tour of observation in Peoria and St. Louis. The party consists of Mayor Wildy, Philip Scbloss, W. H. Scudder, WIII. Slaughter, John B. Tolbert, Henry
Appman, George
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Scbell, Mr. Coffin, J. B. Harris, Frank
has occurred. On Monday three little colored girls were playing at the river,
near tho distillery.
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MA RR1A QK LICENSES. Tbe following marriage licensee have been issued since our last report:
Isaac J. Kendrick and Mary A. Solomon. Leonard W. Morrison and Annie Bratth. Michael J. Lohner and Maggie Kirk. Frederick Feyh and Ernestine A. Letbing James Smith and Maria K. Herriogion.
INVITK your friends from abroad to spend Decoration Day in the dly. In addition to the Interesting exercises cf the day, tbe Oratorio concert, in th* evening, will be moet enjoyable.
PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULDINGS, If
WH0IJ58ALB AND RETAIL.
Rooms over the Central Bookstore, Main street, between 5th and 6th. R. GAGG.
A PERFECT FITTING.CORSETFOU FIFTY CENTS, AT B. EHRLICH'S,
Plumbing.
Moore «fc Hagerty have good workmen, a full line of stock, and every facility for doing all kinds of plumbing at the most reasonable prices.
FARMERS, SEE HERE! A Champion Reaper and Mower and aCorn Drill will be sold low for cash or traded for stock. For further particulars, call at Peter Miller's 'laruess mann factory, No. 17 south 4:h street, or ad dress box 837.
THE STAR MEAT MARKET. Charley Dorsch is constantly adding new customers, and he never loses any old ones, because he takes especial pains to serve them with the best meats to be bad in this market. ..
WRIGHT &KING,<
Corner of Seventh and Main streets, keep as well an assorted stock of Groceries and Provisions suited to country and city trade as any bouse in Terre Haute. Tbey pay tbe highest price in cash for country produce. Salt by tbe barrel, of tbe best quality, as low as tbe poorer grades are sold. Buyers and sellers are respectfully invited to call and see for themselves.
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-Notice of Co-par taership. Having purchased.tbe .interest in our business formerly held by W. Q. Insley, as silent partner, we take tbis method of informing the public of (the dissolution of the late firm, and,that|We will collect all claims and settle all liabilities of the same.
We are ,'glad to announce, also, that we will continue the business of drug gists and manufacturing pharmacists, at the same location and under the old firm name, and that having, now, better facilities and more matured arrange ments* for manufacturing, wo hope to fully merit and receive the same generous patronage given our preparations during the past six years. Soliciting your continued favors, we are
Yery respectfully, your friends, BUNTIN & ARMSTRONG. Terre Haute, Ind., May 11,1878.
SUITS! SUITS!
Suits to Suit Everybody!
AND PEOI'LE SEE
CASH PRICES
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«.SUIT THESE,TIMES, AT
MILLER & COX'S,
5 2 Main Street, North Side*
MONEY 1*0 LOAN.
I have money to loan on mortgage security on long time, on favorable terms. C. E. HOSFORD.
Ofli-Te cqgrner Fourth and Main street, Terre Haute, Ind.
—Try Ebel A Langen when you want a job of printing done. "Good work, low prices" is their motto. Dally Express building.
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Smith, M. W. Stack, Mr. Clutter, H. Duenweg, John Paddock, Albert Buck Ingham, John Heinl, Frederick Fischer and J. W. Cruft. They wqnt by the Illinois Midland. Tbey expected to arrive in St. Louis tbis morning by,
J. "P. ERDHOUSE has
Simpson, jqseph purchased tile remainder
of the Riddle & Hunsaker stock of Notions, Jewelry, &c., and has removed it to South Fourth street,
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steamer down the Illinois river, aud IICHT O1IIO5 Wiiere it Will will return home to-morrow llftlf tllC ftp-
the second drowning of the season praised value. There are
.use and
both jumped into tbe water. Tbe first
named was rescued, but the latter was drowned. Bhe was ahout eleven years old, tbe daughter of Joshua Davis, the barber, near the Commercial Hotel, and was a remarkably bright child. 4k
JEVMY street corner politician wiUUjon 515 Main S^Cet. •eon have an Edison phonograph.1 There la nothing the s. c. p. so loves as to bear himself talk.
DR. AKTKK*8 P«v*r and Ague Spedftc Is still In the ascendency, and will be a! ways «o, as long as the proprietors are so careful in its preparation, using nothing but the parent medicines in its manufacture, For sale by all dpggttts,
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fERP.E HAXJTE SATURDAY EVENING MATT,
Main and Fifth streets.
WORSTED FRINGES down to 25c and 30c, former price 50-\ Rt B. EHRLICH'S.
Malu and Fi.th streets.
We cannot enumerate our low prices, our superb stock of Fancy goods is complete. Every article a specialty in low prices hnd good styles. Favor us with your trade. POPULAR CEIST STORE.
CORN DRILLS AND CULTIVATORS CAN BE PURCHA8ED OF SMITH A TOWN LEY CHE VP FOR CASH.
PROBABLY no one preparation has received so much praise from its patrons, or is so deserving of commendation as Hall's Hair Renewer! We but echo the voice of the millions who have used it when wo pronounce it tbo best hair dressing in tbe world I It stands unrivalled. Those who are affected with diseases of the scalp, accompanied with itching or irritation, tlnd relief and renewal in tbis valuable remedy. When tbe hair is inclined to fall off, a moderate use of the Renewer will strengthen tho roots of the hair and preserve it, and if exhibits a tendency to turn gray, it will restore the natural color.—Fulton (Mo.) Telegraph.
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Mary Davis stepped into a boat, which, __ not being properly fasteued, floated out I llCard Ol b^r^ilinS C8U D6 into the stream. Greatly frightened, ]1Ad jf
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immediate Call
is made* MRS. COLE will have in, the last of next week, a full line of all the summer styles of Bonnets, Hats, and Millinery, to which she invites the attention of the ladies. The styles will please the taste and the low prices will give satisfaction. Remember the new loca-
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SPECIALTY TROUPE.
The largest and most talented aggregation of
SPECIALTY ARTISTE
Ever presented to th-i public. A unique and striking feature of ra-e and artistic merit is tlie street parade of HARRY SAXTON'S
BRASS BAND And 12 sailor bovs and 6 pettie policeman all handsomely uniformed.
Priccs as usual. Seats on sale at Central hook store. W. C. Mitchell,
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Proprietor and Manager.
D. B. Hodges, Agent.
For Sale.
Hawrnlll. Enquire at northeast corner of First and Main. C. A. POWER.
SALE—Oi* GOOD TEttMS—BEATJ
tifnl lols on North 6th and 6% streets, 50 193feet also, lots on East"Chestnut.and J. L. HUMaSTON
by 193 Eagle streets.
Wanted.
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ANTEB-ALL TO KNOW THAT THE SATURDAY EVBXUXO MAIL has a largcirculation than any newspaper publish* •t! tu the State, outside of Indianapolis. Also hat It Is carefully and thoroughly read lb he homes of Its patrons, and that it Is the ery best advertising medium in Western ndiana.
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NOTION
STORE.
Is daily receiving new goods and offering
Great Bargains
In all kfnds of Fancy Goods and Notions
l«EW RUCHINGS,
Lace Collars and Cuffs, Linen Collars for Misses, new Corsets,
NEW
Kid Gloves
Five hundred dozen' spool cotton, warranted 200 yards, at 15 cents a dozen. 500 dozen 200 yards spool silk a 5c a spool 500 50 "r^ J" 2 spools 5c New Lace Ties and Bows, New lot Torchon Laces, New line Crashes, Towels and Napkins, Turkish Bath Towels. Full line of Gent'ij and Boys' Shirts, laundried and unlaundried.
Come and see our goods and prices We guarantee satisfaction.
J. W.HUNLEY, 411 Main Street
Lively is the Word!
DAN REIBOLD'S.
IFenli Boots, T2J00, won HJOO. Men's Haraome Gaiters, IU0. wonh fSjtO. Men's Calf Alexis, HM, worth UJ». Men's Calf Favorite, worth I5.C0. Men's Calf Alexis, 1150. worth gLSO. Ladies' I Pebble Polish, «lJ*, worth flJSB. Ladle*' I Pebble Sitle-Uoa, SL25, worth S2/0. Ladies* Lasting Slippers, Me, worth IIJIO. Misses' Pebble BuKou, I1J& worth I2.UX Misses' Pebble SIDE lace, £5, worth F2J00, Jufltse*' Pebble Pottsh, 91.00, worth ii-75.
Children'« Shorn at alt pt1 A large line *r Boots, Shoes and Slippers. In abort, dont tail to call and see
DANIEL REIBOLD,
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BOSS SHOE STORE
Ho, 300 Main Street*
FARMERS.
Harvest is approaching. You will find the old reliable Buckeye Mowers, Reapers and Harvesters with C. A. Power, at the corner of First and Main streets. A full line of Repairs on hand. Best stock of onehorse Corn Plows and Cultivators in the city
WEST'S Liver Pills cure Dyspepela.
BLOOD!
Farmers, mechanics and all men, you can save 50 per cent, in buying of the "New York Hat Store," 511 Main st., opposite "Republican Headquarters.
$100 IN PRIZES
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Being encouraged by the many customers and the success of tbe Shawl Drawing last winter. I have concluded to double tbe value and give
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1st Prize, 1 pattern of Blaek Dress Silk, wortn £40.00. 2d Prize, 1 Llama Lace Point, worth $35.00. 3d Prize, I Black Silk §aeque. worth |3o.OO.
Now displayed in the show-window of my store. Each purchaser of $5.00 worth of goods, lor casb, will receive a ticket which entitles them to one chance In the above prises.
During these three months we will sell our large and well-slected stock at
LOWER PRICES
Dress Goods.
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Than ever. We have just received. 6 4 Gray Cashmere, very desirauie for spring wear. Stripe and Plain Seaside Cloth in all colors. La Nouvelle and Bourette Suitings. Mottled Lusterne Cloths and a variety of tbe newest fabrics in fashionable
B. EHRLK'ir.
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SILVER DOLLARS
Saved by Purchasing- Clothing' and Furnishing Goods
DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER
W E A E O E O S A
We retail strictly at wholesale prices. W a a a a We mark our goods in plain figures.
We have but one ptlce to rich aud poor.
W E A E O E O S A
We save the consumer one big profit. We sell no old style or shop-worn goods. We guarantee satisfaction or refund the money.
We sell only new style goods from our own manufactory.
W E A E O E O S A
We think the people desire to save money. We ask them to examime our stock and prices. We sell a stylish salt for men at 96.60 to 96.50. We sell a stylish suit for boys atli.25 to 33.75.
W E A E O E O S A
We retail as low as the ordinary dealer can buy. We sell tbe best 4-ply Llnea Collar, all styles, at 12}£c. ... We make a specially in WHITE 8HIRT3. We have a large line of White Vests.
W E A E O E O S A
We sell N.Y. Mills Muslin Shirts, 21C0 Linen, fortlGO,samee as ordinary dealers sell for $2.00. We sell the celebrated Peerless Shirt—the best fitting shirt in the World.
WE ARE STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
We sell to a boy 10 years old as cheap ai to a boy 100 yoars old. We retail Hosiery, Kid Gloves, Bospenders, Neck Wear and. Underwear at strictly New York Jobbing Prices, thereby sav* lng the consumer
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OWEN, PIXLEY & CO.,r
04 and 606 Maiu Street,
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Buckeye Cash Store
Has stocked itself with a big layoHt for tbe spring trade. Call and examine before yon Soy elsewhere.
SWAWLS, SHAWLS
Oh 1 such beauties! As was expressed by a lady, "perfectly exquisite." Come and see, if for nothing else but to test her veracity.
FANCY GOODS.
The choicest selections ever exhibited at Terre Haute, and replete with all the necessaries.
A SPECIALTY.
Ladies' Cloaks and suits ready made and to order. Give the BUCKEYE CASH STORE a trial and you will be every way suited.
Visible Evidence Truth.
BEAR IN MIND»
It is not Mlways the cheapest goods are tbe best. But tbe BUCKt3\ E has nene but what in the best at prices that can not be found elsewhere.
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SHETLAND SHAWLS
Still another line of Shetland Shawls. Ladles, these beat all we have. Do let us persuade you to examine it is all we ask.Vv
Novelties in Dress Goods
A most elegant assortment of. tbe above, surpassing any previously exhibited in this city, are attracting considerable attention at tbe BUCKKYE CASH STORE.
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The Crowds seen every day at tho BUCKEYE CASH STORE aro silent evidences that goods sold here are at
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trices and qualities not to be duplicated tbe city. Come more, come all! ,v BUCKEYE CASH STORE.
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To those unable to visit the city tbe BUCKEYE CASH STORE will carefully send samples on application by letter or otherwise. Ladies, avail yourselves of this opportunity.
Novelties in Dress Goods.
To be seen at the BUCKEYE CASH STORE, a most elegant assortment of tbe above, surpassing any heretofore seen in Terre Haute. k• f,
Gems of the Foreign Market. £2 :I
THE BUCKEYE CASH STORE is tbe only place at which is to bo seen tbe best and fullest line of Dress Goods. Come and examine before you buy else* whore. I V"
Attention is Called
To especial lines in our domestic departIt would pay all to examine the sale at the BUCKEYE CASH
ment. good^for SLOLJE.
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