Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 9, Number 22, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 November 1878 — Page 8

TH EMAIL

Paper

for the

People.

Personal.

W. S. Mahan baa been appointed deputy sheriff. Senator Voorneea starts for Washington to-night.

Mra. V. G. Dick bout and children are visiting at Logansport. Miss Helen Jeffere has been quite ill this week with diptheria.

Mrs. S. S. Early and daughter returned from Cincinnati on Thursday. A. B. Stoner has gone to Chicago, to take a position with B. Ehrlich.

Harry C. Gilbert returned on Sunday from a trip to the sea coast cities. Gen. Frank White now occupies Judge Patterson's Fifth street residence.

Chas H. Smith, of the Express, is again oontlued to his bed and seriously ill. Mrs Annie Markle has been visiting Mrs. George McDonald, at Montezuma.

Miss Wilson, of Cincinnati, is visiting Miss Laura Smith,

north Seventh

Street. Hon. Wendell Phillips took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Duy, on Tuesday.

Robert M. Sterrett is at work arrang ing a pantomime of "Mother Goose" to be given during the holidays.

George S. Nelson is going to Dennison, Texas, where he will act as agent of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway.

J. F. Jauriet starts for New York tonight to buy goods for the new stand, to which be will move in about two weeks,

The Gazette says Hon. Emory P, Beaucbamp has rented and will dwell in the Dowling residence, on north Fifth street.

Western Harper went to Grand Rapids, Michigan, this week, where ho has been offered a desirable position in a ob printing office.

Frank Myers started for his borne, Carthage Missouri, Tuesday morning. Sorry to have hini go, but wish him prosperity.

Rev C. R. Henderson will lecture on The Study of Shakspeare, before the High School and all desiring to attend next Friday morning, at nine o'clock

W. H. Athon, for several years clerk at the Paris Hou3e, Illinois, and popular with traveling people, has taken a position as night clerk at the National House.

Will ICerkhoff and his sister, Miss Gusaie, started Tuesday night for Call /ornia, their future home. Their father, Mr. George Kerkhoff, will not go until in the spring.

James Burke of Waukesha, Wisconsin, Express messeager in the deadly Long Point affair was in the city, this week to witness the nuptials of Will White and Miss Roseman.

E. S. Erney returned on Tuesday from a trip through Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York. He says we know nothing of bard times, as compared with the Pennsylvania mining region.

E. B. McClure, the general superintendent of the I. fe St. L. R. R., and one of the best the road has ever had, worked his way up froui section boss, through all the grades. Young man, do likewise.

We are real glad to learn that George W, Hill is back in bis old position as messeuger of the Adams Express Company, which be recently

lo9t

through a

little technical violation of the very strict rules

that company.

Jules Hoagland, foreman of Seatb A Hager's car works, and Miss Addie Daniels, were married at the residence of the bride's parents, on east Sycamore street, Wednesday evening, in the presonoe of a large party of friends, Rev. G. G. Peale performing the ceremony.

Rev. S. H. Martyn, the day before Thanksgiving received a large wooden shoe box, filled with articles so heavy that he could not lift it. Raising the cover he found a complete outfit for a thanksgiving dinner in fact, enough for a week of thanksgiving. It came from bis friends in Marshall. Ills.

Ind. Herald: Berry Sutgrove gave Dan. Voorhees the name of the "Tall Sycamore." While Dun. was a candidate for Congress in 1858, Berry, In giving a description of bis personal appearance, compared bis bead to a sycamore ball. The other papers took it up, and Dan. came to be known as "The Syca more." Hi* admirers accepted the name, and added the adjective "Tall."

Among the many wedding festivities of this week, none have been more joyous, and none more promising of a long life of happiness than the union of Will R. White, of the firm of Lawrence A White, and Miss Hannah M. Roseman. Witnessed by a large circle of friends, Rev. S. F. Dunham solemn I red the marriage, at the residence of the bride's rather, Frederick Roeeman, corner of Fifth and Eagle streets. Tbe wedding presents were many, and mostly of article* useful for the housekeeping whioh tbe wedded pair immediately op.

On Thursday there were son* people who gave thanks that-things were no worse, and there were hundreds thankful that J. M. Riffoer & Son had established'here tiie China Tee Store, where they could get at such reasonable prices pure teas, coffees, spices, syrups, canned and dried fruits, Ac, "How nice everything looks st Riffoer's," is a common remark of ladies after visiting their cleanly and well kept store.

In huying CbrUtmaa gifts, remember the furniture R. Foster A Son, on north Fourth street, are selling at auoh low prices. And the fine line of chromos— three of tham framed tor four dollars,]*

For some weeks dealers in oysters have had much difficulty to keep supplied with those that are choioe and fresb. But Ed W. Johnson, with his large experience and acquaintance with tbe leading dealers, has constantly supplied his patrons with the best of the sesson.

There is no shoddy about the boots and shoes sold by J. P. Tutt. He is a veteran in the trade, knows the wants of the people, knows where to buy the best goods, is prompt in paying for them, and hence buys low, and can sell low. His stock is always full and.complete, and tbe goods can be relied on for being just as represented.

W. H. Paige «t Co. got in this week, what they call their "Baby," an upright piaoo that can be sold for $250. Their commodious room is now well stocked with musical merchandize of every desciption and they are in readiness for a big holiday trade which they are determined to have if low prices will move their valuable goods.

F. O. Froeb is so anxious to give his sole attention to his new business of wholesale saddlery goods that he is almost giving away the well made harness and saddles, the nice whips, the warm blankets and desirable lap robes with which his west Main street house is so well stocked. Go down there if you want bargains In these goods.

Next week the holiday trade will set in in earnest, and we wish to direct the steps of those desiring to study economy to E. W. Leeds, on Bouth Fourth street. He has a freshly selected stock of elegant goods in jewelry, watches, clocks, silverware in novel styles, and then his prices are surprisingly low. Be sure to call on Mr. Leeds in your holiday shopping trips

J. H. Chapman's Market Dining Room is a source of positive wonder. The patronage controlled there is remarkable to a superficial observer. But tbe patrons, those who eat at his well supplied tables, know the secret of his success. It is in giving the full value of tbe money, and in making all feel comfortable and at home. The bread sent •ut from his bakery is not excelled by any in tbe city.

American ladies are creating quite furore in Europe by their superior beauty, and the style in which they get themselves up. Those who wish to vie with their si9ters at the Paris Expos! tion, will buy their neckwear, kid gloves, fancy and furnishing goods, and likewise their notions, ribbons, and millinery goods at the Bargain Store of E. Hughes fc Co., 403 Main street, opposite the Opera House.

Tbe man who broke tbe news was ad vised to be more cautious next time. Notwithstanding this caution, we will break tbe news that J. M. Adams, the artistic photographer, is now making a specialty of pictures for the holidays. A large photograph of yourself, handsome' ly framed, would be a very acceptable present to a dear friend. Drop into his elegant suite of rooms, over Syke's hat store, and see tbe fine specimens of bis work.

No matter bow nice and fashionable your clothes may be the effect is all spoiled unless you wear a sylish hat. Gentlemen of taste all reoognize this fact, and hence the encouragement S. Loeb A Co. have for bringing here tbe latest and most desirable styles of hats and caps as fast as they appear. There is no excuse for wearing that old bat when it can be -replaced with anew one so cheaply at the sign of tbe Big Black Bear. "My goodness! bow many pretty things you have!" exclaimed a lady who stepped into Button A Co's. Central Bookstore yesterday. And the exclamr atlon will involuntarily come from every visitor to tbe Central, for certainly never before was that popular house so well stocked thus early with books, pictures, fanoy goods, useful and ornamental articles, too numerous for mention. Such enterprise as Mr. Button is displaying will certainly command a large share of tbe holiday trade.

Smith A Burnett, on th9 southwest corner of Fourth snd Walnut streets haved caused a revolution in tbe prioes of groceries snd country produce in that part of the city. Situated just across the the street from the Fourth street market house they are favorably located for catching tbe best that oomes to market, and as this fact becomes more widely known their trade increases. Heads of families are quick to learn where to get the beet goods at tbe lowest prioes, and bence tbe constanly growing business of Smith A Burnett.

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It is getting so nowadays that a man hardly dam tosUfrt to read an item in a newspaper, for fear of running into some kind of a cough syrup, end we will put this paragraph to abetter use by directing attention to tbe fact that Wright A King, corner of Main and Seventh streets, are just In receipt of a large lot of the different kind of tees, in which there has been a heavy decline and an extra large discount for cash, which they are enabled to offer their customers at prion that will please the closest buyers. Tboy have la stock the choicest varieties of Michigan Apples, which they are offering In largest alas barrels in any quantity that buyers may waul at a popular price. They keep tbe very best goods that can be bought and will not be undersold. Ifyou want canned fruits, vegetables, meata, fish, oysters, or any article In (he grocery line, staple, fancy, or green, yon can find it in their atoek at the lowest price. to

TERKW HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL

Tbst second lot of blsnkets ©nd lap robes at Peter Miller's, on south Fourth street, is going like hot cakes. And no wonder, at tbe low prioes at which they are sold. I

Dr. Jules Houriet is now snugly fixed in his new location, on Main, just west of Third street, which is now tbe headquarters for Swiss Ague Cure, fast 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 demsnds. Dealers In tbe surrounding towns now keep well supplied.

—Should you desire a shawl we know of no better place to buy it than out of Foster Brothers' elegantly assorted stock. For a striped shawl, or a beaver abawl, or a single woollen shawl, or a double woollen shawl, or a fine paisley shawl, be sure and look through tbe piles of beautiful shawlg at thisjfVQll known firm's busy store.

'*A. H. BOEOEMAJV,

Tbe popular boot and shoe maker, No. 104% south Fourth street, np stairs, gives the fullest satisfaction with his home-made work, whioh be makes a specialty. Call on him for a neat fit, good wear and low prices.

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Molly Bawn... 25 Daisy Thornton—Holmes., 1 Mildred- .... 1 40 Roxy—Eggleston .. sJ The Dinner Year Book—Harland........... 26 Tecamieb—Eggleston All Around tbe House—Beecher 80 On a Man of War..,.. 1 to Samuel Johnson—Stephen Slr.Waiter Boott—Button ......... 75

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Bookseller and Stationer, 406 Main St.

J^ CIRCULATING LIBRARY,

Comprising the standard works of fiction and magaunes, is established at 898 Oblo Street.

Booms open from 9 a. m. to p. m„ Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. TERMS—Twelve months, 3.00 six months, $2.00: three months, 81.25.

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GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE

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•-.-IMMENSE STOCK,

GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS HATS AND TRUNKS.

After having purchased an Immense stock of Clothing for the winter trade, W® have unexpectedly concluded to close up our stand, next to Gulick A Berry's drug store, by the first of January next, and are therefore compelled to offer our ENTlRH firTOCK, consisting of a very large line of OVERCOATS, extra large rtment of aU kinds of suns, for MEN, BOYS ANJD CHILDREN,

REGARDLESS OF COST.

Thla 1 humbug of adwtli at our old stand, and have

business at our old stand, and have already rented tbe room to another party. This is a splendid chance for everybody to bay FIR8T-CLA88 CLOTHIPG at lower figures than real inferior, common goods are sold elsewhere.

Everybody is invited to call and examme our STOCK and PRICES, and be convinced of our assertion.

L. GOODMAN,

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CLOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS.

Anybody desiring to purchase a handsome garment cheap, should secure one of our Cloaks before we move.

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JAURIET & CO. find it impossible to get into their new store until the 10th of December, and will continue their Closing Out Sale at the

ble Palace, until that date. J. F. JAURIET & 628 Main steeet

AFTER THIS DATE I will sell my stock of heating Stoves, including all styles of Base Burners, at Greatly Reduced Prices to close out. Call and see for yourself before you buy, at BALL'S.

iMake no gr.eat pret6i& sion, but positively assure persons who want to buy Groceries that we connot and will not be undersold by any house doing a legitimate business. Bring* samples of your best bargain for Comparison when you come to see us. •*v SMITH & BURNETT. 8- W. Cor. 4th and Walnut St.

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GOODS THAT WE CAN

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Cor. Sd and Bfnin SIR., No. SOO,

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NEW YORK JOBBING PRICES.

No other Clothing Establishment in Terre Haute can truthfully make a similar state meat. We save yon the

MIDDLEMAN'S PROFIT,

By selling you CPOTHING from first hands.

Wholesale Manufacturers OWEN, PIXLEY & CO.,

604 and 600 Main St., Terre Haute, Between Sixth and Seventh Streets, North Side.

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