Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 9, Number 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 November 1878 — Page 8

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A PAPER KOR THE PEOPLE.

Personal.

Louis Hay will be Sheriff on Monday. Charles S. Anderson Is off on a two months visit in Ohio.

Two of our city ministers smoke cigars—Revs. Dunham and Peale. Mrs J. Q. Button is visiting relatives and friends at Jacksonville, Ills.

Martin Holllnger and Tilghman Til lotson have formed a partnership in the practice of law.

A party of his friends celebrated the seventieth birthday of Capt. S. H.Potter, Monday evening.

Judge Long has recovered from his illness sufficiently to resume his position on the bench.

Esq. Jaoob Steinmebl, who suoceeds Esq. Clark as justice of the peace, has opened an office in Dr. Long's building.

Samuel S. Early succeeds the late CoL Edwards as Secretary of the Board of Trustees of the Rose Polytechnic institute.

P. D. Yerrington, of the I. & St. L. R. R., went to Providence, .Rhode Island, this week, called there by the severe ill ness of his son.

Mrs. Luoy K. Utter, daughter of the late John F. King, died last Saturday evening, at her residence, on Chestnut street, after a long illness.

The vote at the St. Benedict's school fair, this week, declared Philip Schloss the most popular councilman. Councilman Scudder ranked next.

Lawrence H. Hudson,trather than go away from home to engage in newspaper work, has taken a position as delivery clerk at the post office.

A number of tier friends gathered at Mrs. Nellie Coltrin's residence, on north Second street, last Saturday evening, and celebrated her sixty-first birthday.

I)r. Van Yalzah, John T. McCoy and J. E. Somes attended the High Court of tbe order of Forresters of the United States and Canadas, at St. Louis, this week.

The Horticultural Society, last Saturday evening, celebrated tbe thirtieth wedding anniversary of Hon. H. D. Scott and wife, ^at their residence. It was a "surprise" affair.

Harry Whipple, formerly of this city, is still at Rutland, Ills., engaged in tbe dry goods trade, and tells us that bis sales last week were over one thousand dollars. Glad to bear of bis prosperity.

Miss Carrie Post, a relative of Mrs. J. R. Wintermute, and once occupying a position in Foster Brothers' store, this city, died in New York, on the 3lst of October. 8be was twenty-five years of age.

Dr. Von Moscbzinker has suggested to a number of capitalists a plan to convert tbe female college property into a medical institute and run into the building the water from the artisian well at the foot of walnut street.

The seven months stay in Ireland of County cjerk Durkan whose coming homo was mentioned in last week's Msil—added to his flesh fifty-seven pounds, and has produced a change in his personal appearance highly gratifying to his many friends.

The mother of Hon. Wm. Mack died at tbe old family home near Hamilton, Ohio, last Monday, at tbe advanced age of eighty-seven years. It is stated that she never took a particle of medicine from a doctor, was never sick, or even complained of physical suffering. It was fitting that a long life of such remarkable health should close suddenly.

E. W. Leeds, tbe Fourth street Jeweller, near Ohio, wishes us to say to the readers of Tbe Mail that be baa an elegant line of new sets, new rings, novel ties in silverware, watches and jewelry of every description. He has some elegant patterns of ladies, gold watches, of line workmanship and at very low prices. A greai variety of clocks was received to-day. Oi ve Mr Leeds a call if you want bargains in the line of these goods.

Riffner «fe Son, of the China Tea Store, do not set their goods outdoors for the dogs to smell of. bnt In their windows may be seen an attractive show of dried fruits, berries, choice pickles, tto., nnd indoors the visitor is shown, besides pure teas, coffees, sugars, syrups, spices, *tc„ a nice line of table supplies, such as canned goods, macaroni, cheese, crackers, ginger snaps, Prince Albert buscuit, Ac., carefully selected, cleanly kept, cheaply sold, Ac.

The burglars didn't get alt tb« valuable goods at Button A (Vs Central Bookstore. Among many pretty things ihey are getting in for the Christmas and holiday time, are some elegant velvet frames in cabinet nnd card slaps, that ar* greatly admired. By the way

it is not too early to suggest to all who a Tp in contemplate making Christmas presents,

that a visit should be made at least once a week to the Central Bookstore to see the new and beautiful goods that will be constantly coming In.

There are four paper# 6n Printing House Square, tbe Express, C3*? ite, Banner, ami Mail. We su(

would not be improper for *11 to unit* in recommending the p- 1® of all p«rti to buy tbeir batr, furs, glo* furnishing goods, ,u lerwear lap rob etc. lit

Loeb A Vs, sign of the Big

Black B«*r which stands on tbe corner of Main and Fifth street* right at fie entrant r.f TMfi?! ng HooteSqcsr*. Ail mn do -ex.—ieotionsly b.^uso S Loeb St Co have a fine *tock and sell at jQwpiikss.

Three framed ebromoa for four dollars at Foster A Son's, north Fourth street. There you will also see a flue line of bed room and parlor sets of furniture at very low prices.

Dont read this item unless you want a nice lap robe or a horse blanket, or a substantial set of harness.* If you do, and want the lowest price call on Peter Miller, on South Fourth Street,

Mm. Riddle wishes tbe ladies to bear in mind that she haa selected her goods in person, of the best manufacturers, and has taken great pains to get tbe best goods, as well for service aa ornament

Tbe oyster strike haa in no way inter^ fered with Ed W. Johnson's trade. With his usual foresight and energy he has been able to keep bis patrons supplied and haa filled all orders promptly He haa a splendid lot for to-morrow's dinners.

The aeeordeon was invented in the year 1829. They can be bad in great variety, and at all prices at W Paige it Co's, mnsio house, where a specialty is made of small musical Instruments. Keep in mind also that tbey are the sole agents here for tbe famed Chlckering piano aud tbe, celebrated Mason ft Hamlin organs.

Plenty of amusements nowadays. None of tbe least of tbe attaotions at tbe Opera House or, rather in the Opera House blook, is the elegant stock of substantial, neat fitting, well made boots and shoes at J. P. Tutt's. And then the low prices area great source of gratification to the many patrons of that popular house.

This bracingtautumn air gives a person a good appetite. To be convinced of this one has only to Lok in at Chapman's Market, Diniug Rooms about meal time. It is really surprising tbe quantity of food that quickly disappears, and it is equally surprising how he can afford to set sach an appetizlngjtable^at such low prices.

Bob Ingeraoll lectured last night on "Burns." It was. Burns who wanted some power to give us the gift.of seeing ourselves as others see us. Had Burns lived in this day his desire could -have been gratified by going to J. M. Adams elegant new photograph gallery, over Sykes' hat store, where such remarkably fine photographs are being taken.

Dr. Jules Houriet is now snugly fixed in his new location, on Main, just west of Third street, wbicb is now the headquarters for Swiss Ague Cure, fafet attaining a wide spread popularity. He is sending his cure far and wide, and with his improved facilities he will be able to promptly supply all demands. Dealers in tbe sarrounding towns now keep well supplied.^

For a saddle, lap robe or a whip, a horse blanket or collar, bear in mind that F. O. Froeb, in order to give his entire attention to the wholesale saddlery hardware trade, is closing out bis stock, on tbe north side of the public square, at such prices as will move them rapidly. He has an immense stock, manufactured of good materials, and by tbe best workmen in the city.

•WRIGHT & KING

have tbe largest and most complete stock of groceries, produce, provisions and fruits ever offered to the retail trade in Terre Haute, ail of which have been purchased stlctly for cash on receipt of the goods.

They are just in receipt of a large lot of the different kind of teas, in which there has been a heavy decline and an extra large discount for cash, which they are enabled to offer their customers at prices that will please the closest buyers. Thoy have in stock tbe choicest varieties of MICHIGAN APPLES, which they are offeiingin largest size barrels in any quantity that buyers may want at a popular price. They keep the very best goods that can be bought and will not be undersold. If you want canned fruits, vegetables, meats, fish, oysters, or any article in tbe grocery line, staple, fancy, or green, you can find it in their stock «t tbe lowest price. They sell tbe best new Pennsylvania buckwheat flour, the celebrated Akron, Ohio, Graham flour cracked wheat and oat meal, the best article made in tbe Toited States.

Strictly pure maple syrup and the best of cider.

Visit the Cent Store.

FLANNELS AND JEANS. We want to reduce our stock of Flannels and Jeans. Come and see tliem before we move,

J. F. JAURIET & CO." Weather Strips a suceess* A. 0, AUSTIN & CO. keep them.

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The very finest quality all marked down to thaut! close out before moving.

JAURIET & CO.

BLACK SILKS, BROC A DED SILKS, COLORED SILKS, All marked down to Close before moving.

JAURIET & CO.

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OIL CLOTHS, WALL PAPER.

WINDOW SHADES, ETC.

it 309 Main Street, Terre Haute.

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MILLER & COX'S

522 Main Street, North Side, West of 6tb.

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OVERCOATS

How Handsome, and yet so cheap.

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AUCTION.

GREAt aOSING OUT SALE.

Is retiring from trainees, and will now sell bis entire Mock of

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,

Regardless of cost, to tbe highest bidder. This la a positive clearance sale of his enure stock. Auction every day at 2 and 7 p. m. until sold out. Pri fate sale every forenoon,

LA FLESH & WARNER, Auctioneers.

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GREINER & PADDOCK,

Are c^gstaully receiving new goods and have on band

THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK

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Ladies', Misses' ancl Children's Shoes and Slippers

In Terre Hnnte. Also a fall line of

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BOOTS AND SHOES

That are not surpassed. HUNTING BOOOTS In profusion.

All of these Goods are Sold at Prices to Suit the Times, \L and Satisfaction Guaranteed. */"K

'REMEMBER THE PLACE,

The Popular Shoe Store, 407 Main street, opposite tbe Opera House, Terre Hauto Ind. Call and examine our Goods,- buy and be happy.

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Will^lbei on exhibition at our store for two days. Call and see itI r:...

Over ^OOl Cloaks Received this week. Among them, imported Beavers,

agonals.. Circulars, Mantillas.

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We have taken the^ agency for the Charles" Glove, the best seamless real French Kid Olove now in America.^1'

New Gilt, Silver and Cardinal* Edge

Rucnings. *'v. .v :1 Children's Knit Cloaks and Hoods, We recognice no#*c,ompetition, as we lead them all....

OWEN, PIXLEYT & LCO'S

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CLOTHING STORE!

Wholesale Manufactftretf'and Jobbers. Clothing and

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Th^tefhWdui #rdict of the people fa that it pays to buy goods direct from the

Wholesale Manufacturers

Where they guarantee satufactien or refund the money, and nave you

MIDDLEMAN'S PROFIT,

OWEN, PIXLEY & GO'.,

604 and 606 Main St., Terre Hantef Between Sixth and Seventh Streets, North Side.

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