Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 9, Number 24, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 December 1878 — Page 5

TUP- MAII,

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

Because!

THE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL is a good medium of communication between

Ten* Haute bualneM men andihs ople who buy their goods— Because, It has the largest circulation of any paper published In this city. Bat not on this account alene, but— Because, It goes Into the family elide on

Saturday evening, and daring Saturday night and Sunday read thoroughly, advertisements and all, by every member of the family who can read, alter which it is loaned to the neighbors.

Because, After having been read by the borrowers and baj ens in the city, it Is enveloped, stamped and sent to some friend 01 relative in some other town or city.

Because, It is a paper which reaches all classes, high and low, rich and poor.

Because, Of Its very large circulation among farmers.

Because, It Is an especial favorite with the ladles, who do a large part of the baying of household goods, in addition to the Jewelry and dress goods they wear, and are critical readers of advertisements.

Because, Two editions are published, Thursday ard 8atuiday evenings, anc all ad' vertisements go both editions for price of one issue. Because, Its rates are cheaper, all things considered, than those of any other paper in the city.

THE yearis growing short.

LIVERY men complain of dull trade.

A iviTTUK more like winter this week.

CHRISTMAS one week frcm Wednesday. ft The days will be at their shortest next week.

THE getting of "them skates" worries the boys.

GET your Christmas Trees of L. Helnl, at Montrose.

ALMANACS for 1879 are now fully ripe and ready to be picked.

THIS IS the proper time to hoard up pin money for the holidays.

SANTA (JLAUS is making great preparation for the happiness of the little peo pie,

DON'T fail to attend the "Mother Goose Masquerade," at the Opera House, this yening.

THE condition of the sidewalks this -week forcibly remind humanity of the fall of man.

THE ladles are getting worsted not in the sense of defeat, but for slippers, tidies and things.

THE dry goods, fancy, book and other stores make an unusually attractive appearance these times.

AN average of fifty cars of coal are brought here daily from the Brazil coal fields, at a- cost of about sfx dollars a car.

MOORE A HAGGERTY have the contract for furnishing the iieatlng apparatus for the new Fourth street school building.

ORIENTAL HAIX is now said to be the best ball in the city for dancing 'pToute A McKennan announce a dedication ball next Wednesday evening.

READ The Mall locals and advertisements and you will know where, to place your money to the best advantage in buying Christmas fixln's.

THE MAIL next week will be the prettiest paper ever issued in this city. Indeed, we doubt if ever so handsome a paper was printed in the West.

THE street cars began running regblarly up Sixth street, this week, to the I. A St. L. depot. Now if we only bad a line to the south end of town, It would be handy.

LUMBER dealers tell us there has been much more building the season just closing than the year before, and the prospect for next season is remarkably promising.

DON'T refuse your wife a little extra spending money just now, if she should ask for It. You will get it all back in slippers, and dressing gowns, and such like, a week from Wednesday.

THE first ball of the Terre Haute Drum Corps will be on Monday evening at Dowllng Hall. A novel feature will be the voting of a 940 o'clock to the most popular married couple present.

THK I. A St. I* will run a $3 excursion to Cincinnati on the 24th and 25tb, when the oratorio of "The Messiah" is to be rendered at the great Music Hall, under the direction of Theodore Thomas,

CHRIST* AS coming on Wednesday, the great days for purchasing gifts will be the two days previous. The time to strike for this trade will be in the handsomely printed and Illustrated edition of The Mall next week.

THE Ringgold Band, with Miss Helen Tetters and Miss Flora Sage, will give a concert at Green castle, this evening. The people over there will have a rare musical treat. Let's have the ooncert repeated here.

IN these days of adulteration, be careful to get pure candies for your dull* drsn. Buy of White A Rankin, who manufacture all their candies and know what they are made of.

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—Prices for the niton lecture are reduced as follows: First floor, 60c, Family circle, 35 e, Gallery 35 c.

HOGISH.

Hog killing is now In blaat#*'^ The season it likely to be a short one. The hogs average heavier this year than for many past seasons.

Pork has not been so low in price for many years. The heavieat hogs sold yesterday at f2.45 per hundred poqfltja on foot, and f3.00 for best dressed.

P. T. George, of Baltimore, Intended to run the old Relman pork bouse, but tbe cost of putting It in running ordei* was found too great.

At the Davis house a few hogs have been killed each day for some three weeks past,

Tbe Early alaaghter house has been repaired at a coat of 92.000—the repairs consisting of anew boiler and four new tanks for steaming purposes. It has capacity for killing alx hundrfed hogs a day, and some two thousand have been killed this week.

HOLIDAY advertisements—put In type by an artist specially employed for tbe occasion—will form a feature of the great holiday edition of Tbe Mail next week.

FOR the six months ending December 1st, Trustee Abott has disbursed to the poor of this county 92.177.59. Two hundred and seventy-two families have received assistance. Of these, 88 had eaoh a father in tbe family, and 184 were women who had children, and the father was either dead, had run off, or was in the penitentiary,.

AFTER many years there is now promise of the barren waste about tbe Normal building being made attractive to the eye. Sewer pipes have been laid to carry water from house conductors, and thus prevent washing brick walks are being laid from the building to the streets, and the yard is to be graded, sodded and planted with trees in due season.

THERE are now at the poor asylum tifty-five paupers. There were seventynine at this time last year. During the past six months thirty-eight persons have been sent there, nine of whom were small children without parents ten women who were confined with Illegitimate children and fourteen who went on account of temporary sickness and left when they got well.

ORIENTAL HALL—(late Corinthian Hall)—was formally opened last Sunday evening with interesting exercises. A large audience gathered despite the unpleasantness out doors. The Knights of Father Mathew have displayed much enterprise and exceeding taste in converting the old, barn-like "Corinthian" into the present Oriental Hall—"a thing of beauty," and, we hope, "a joy forever."

HOBERO, ROOT A Co. take much of our space to announce their grand opening of Holiday goods, which commences on Monday next, when tbey intend to make tbe grandest display ever seen in this city. A Christmas tree will be one of the features, and with the rich dry goods, notions, and other articles that go to fill up their Immense house, a gorgeous display will certainly be made, well worth dropping in to see. For particulars we refer to their big advertisement on the opposite page. The house will be illuminated and open each evening next week until nine o'clock.

J. F. JAURIET A Co's "Marble Palace" dry goods store was successfully moved this week to the corner of Main and Fifth streets. The room has been thoroughly renovated, papered and decorated, the front painted, and in all respects made to look as much like a "Palace" as It is possible for a dry goods house to become. Great taste has been shown in tbe interior arrangement, and in tbe display of rich goods with which the new "Marble Palace" has been stored. Mr. Jan riot has been very fortunate in securing this desirable location, where, when he "makes a spread," It will "be seen of all men"—and women.

—Tbeo. Til ton at the opera house, Thursday evening next "Heart's Ease.-'

—Beautiful new Dress Goods for the holiday trade at Foster Brothers'.

—Theo. Illton at tbe Thursday evening, Dec. sion 50,85, and 25 cents.

opera bouse, 19tb. Admis-

ELEPHANT OF THE TREASURY. A. G. Austin A Co. have a nice line of Iron Elephant savings banks.

—Three years ago Theodore Tilton was greeted by the largest and moat cultivated audience that baa ever assembled in the opera house to hear a lecture.

—Read elsewhere in this issue an extract from tbe Mail's report of Mr. Tilton's lecture, delivered in this city, three years ago.

—Call at A. Relf No. 505 south side of Ohio Street, if you desire to have a good job of gas Sitting and remember plumb* Ing is also a specialty. Good work warranted.

—Go to the Star Notion House for your Holiday Goods. Tou can hardly fail to find just what you want in their large and well snorted stock of useful articles.

—Theodore Tilton has been the friend and a co-laborer of many of the great statesmen of tbe United States since 1857, when he first entered tbe literary field. Charles Sumner said to him a few week* before bis death: "When I am gone let this be your memory of me, that I have not passed through New York once during the last fifteen years without calling to see you."

If yon want a first-class Sewing Machine be sure and get tbe Howe.

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iTHE PASSING SHOW.

SHOWS AND SHOW PEOPLE,

A more enjoyable eonon was never before given in (his city than that given Tuesday evening by the Mrs, H. M. Smith party.

It is a notable fact that Terre Haute people never turn out largely at tbe first performance here of the best dramatio artists. The greeting of Louise Pomeroy, on Thursday evening, was no exception to tbe rule, and one of tne best dramatio performances of the season was lost to all of our theatre going people with the exoeption of some two hundred, who heartily enjoyed the new drama of the "Adlrondacks," and the superb playing of Louise Pomeroy and W. H. Leake, who were tempestuously called before tbe curtain after the strong scene which closed the seoond act j|

One of the most prominent featuresof tbe Centennial, at Philadelphia, 1876, was the exhibition of tbe Bohemian Glass Blowers, who open at No. 628 Main"street, (Jauriet A Co's old stand) on^Monday, Deo. 16th, and continuing during the week, afternoons and evenings. A splendid model of tbe Ceatennial Corliss Engine, built entirely of glass, and composed of 5,000 pieces, will be in full operation, running by steam in addition to their immense collection of wonders in glass, glass blowing and working, in the manufacture of rare glass ornaments will be shown by Prof.'B Woodroffe, Carllng and company, and all will have an opportunity of obtaining a specimen. All should see it.

Theodore Tilton will deliver his new lecture, entitled "Heart's-Eftee," at the Opera House next Thursday evening. When he appeared here three years ago and.delivered his lecture on "The Problem Life," Tbe Mail said:

From first to last there was a liberal expressisn of approval of the performance, due principally to the excellent manner in which the piece was acted and mounted. The Ice and steamboat scenes were thrlllingly natural, and the closing transformation, wonderfully beautiful, completely surprised the audience and deserved the round of ap-

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JEHRB HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL.

The lecture Itself was ex­

quisitely beautifttl, and every tone and every gesture fitted it perfectly. Some of its points were very strong—especially that of moral oourage, his splendid defense ol womanhood, and the glowing tribute paid to Henry Wilson. Its great beauty, however, was its brilliancy of composition. It was most elaborately written, and was the most elegant morsel of classic English we have ever heard. Listening to his magnificent language, his dexterity in antithesis and alliteration, the graceful euphony of every sentence, and the perfect purity and aptness of every word, one can easily forgive the other faults of the orator for the luxurious delight of his golden syllables. And that was really the power which held bis audience in what seemed a blissful trance. Not so much applause was manifested as might have been expected and what there was was fitful and undecided, as if people were not quite certain about its being tbe proper thing to applaud. All in all, "The Problem of Life," is a splendid lecture beautiful, refined, elevating, and one which no cultivated man or woman can well afford to miss bearing.

On Friday and Saturday evenings of next week, with a matinee performance on Saturday, will te given at the Opera House, Uncle Tom's Cabin, by tbe company under the management of Gotthold A Rial, the most superb organization that has yet produced that drama. They have a large band of Jubilee singers, and carry a car load of scenery for the production of startling effects. Speaking of the performance at Nashville, Tennessee, the American says:

it received. A feature that took was the jubilee 'singing, of

which the house could hardly get onough, and continued calling after the singers had responded twice. Little Eva, with her beauty, singing and acting, captivated the audience, Mr. Stockwell, a good comedian, as Lawyer Marks, kept the bouse in a roar, and tbe Topsy of Miss Alberta was almost as amusing.

The Agnes Wallace-Villa Combination comes OD the evenings of the 23rd, 24th, and 25tb, and the big event of the season will be Emma Abbott and the Hess Opera troupe on tbe 80th and 31st.

A Big Establishment

PRINTING AND BINDING.

Messrs. Hebb A Brennan, the popular job printers, and Mr. Gus Consman, one of the best rulers and binders in the State, have purchased tbe "Old Reliable Bartlett Book Bindery" of M. F. Langford A Co., and have removed it from its former location over tbe Central Book Store, to tbe large and convenient job office of Hebb A Brennan, in Dowllng Hall. Messrs. Hebb A Brennan have the largest job office in tbe city, and, with the addition of tbe bindery, will have tbe most oomplete printing establishment this city has ever bad. The Bartlett Bindery has the reputation of doing the beat work, and rivals Chicago and St. Louis. We can assure our business men that all work entrusted to their care, either printing or book binding, will be executed to their satisfaction. Mr. Oliver Bartlett, so long connected with tbe Bindery, will oontlnue as traveling man and solicitor.

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Bouquets and cut flowers oan be bad atreMonable prices at Win. Schols's green-house also a fine lot of Christmas trees. South First street.

—tfow is the time to procures scholarship on tbe Terre Haute Commercial College. —Hear Tilton's "Heart's-Ease" at the opera bouse, Thursday evtnlng, 19th Popular prices.

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That I shall have on exhibition next week a beautiful line of holiday goods. J. A. FOOTE, 512 Main street.

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MARRIAGE LICENSES. Tbe following marriage licenses have been Issued since our last report:

Wm. W. Little and Alioe Files. Win. Hamraan and Husan Brown. John T. Alexander and Nancy A.Norton.

BLANK BOOKS.

Business men should begin the new year aright, with a new set of Bisnk Books, and tbe plaoe to get just what yon want is at Bntton A Co's Central Bookstore, where will be found the largest stock of Blank Books and Com* merolal Stationery In tbe city.

H. F. SCHMIDTt CO,

The jewellers opposite tbe Opera House, are giving some rare bargains in fine watches, jewelry, clocks, elegant silverware, opera glasses, fine cameo sets, diamond rings, Ac. Tbey are enterprising young men, skillful workman, and te secure trade and establish business will offer inducements tbe other dealers will not care to present. Give them a call, see their goods and learn their prices.

^-Don't fail to see tbe large and well selected stock of Ladles' Beaver Cloth Cloaks, which they are sailing at manufacturers prices, at tbe Star Notion House. Also some very handsome Diagonal and Basket Cloth Circulars.

EPPERTSP1C1 URE OALLERY Is now certainly tbe finest in the city— elegantly furnished and complete in all appliances for doing good work. It is at the old and well known location, south side of Main street, between Third and Fourth. So perfect is tbe light that pictures are taken in all kinds of weather, and special attention is now given to pictures for the holidays—elegantly framed, If desired. Call on Eppert if you want the lowest prices.

—There can be nothing nicer and more in taste as a Christmas present to a young lady, tban one of those elegant Cardinal White or Tinted Fans, or a half dozen pairs of the Trefousse Kids that you may find at the Star Notion House.

YOUNG MAN,

Tbe evenings are getting^ longer, ana if you are so occupied in the daytime as to be deprived of attending College, remember that the Terre Haute Commercial College is open from 7 to 9 in the evening, that all may have tbe same privilege of procuring a thorough business education.

A. H. BOEGEMAN,

The popular boot and shoe maker, No. 104

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south Fourth street, up stairs, gives the fullest satisfaction with his home-made work, which he makes a specialty. Call on him for. a neat fit, good wear and low prices.

—See the Gentlemens', Ladies1 and Childrens' Silk and Linen Handkerchief, Scarfs, Ties, Bows, Kid, Cloth, Castor and Buck Gloves, Linen Collars and Cuffa, Scarf Pins and Rings, Ear Drops, Studs, Cuffs, Buttons, Lockets, Ac., Ac., at the Star Notion House, any of which will make a very handsome Christmas presents.

The Central Meat Market In Dowllng Hall is now opened for the sale of Meats. Hog product a specialty. Beef, Mutton, Veal, Turkeys, Chickens, Ac., Ac. I would be pleased to wait upon any and all who may call to look at my stock. I propose to deal fairly with every one and make friends in my disposition of trade.

One and all, please drop in at 22 Dowllng Hall and find me in good shape for trade1 J. L. HUM ASTON.

THE STAR ME AT MARKET. Charley Dorsoh 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 had in this market.

HOLIDAY GOODS

Till you can't rest,at the Half Cent Store, on south Fourth street. There you will find all the novelties of the holiday trade. Toys lor children of all ages, in infinite variety. Shell goods of every description. Jewelry at astonishingly low prices. A large catalogue of elegant chromos. All kinds of notions and fancy goods. If you want to buy a nice, ornamental or useful present for your daughter, your son, your wife, your sweetheart, your sister, your motner or father, your aunt or uncle, call at the Half Cent store.

SANTA CLAUS!

Headquarters at Sheap's!

From now until Christmas ever loving mammas and doting papas will search the stores for articles to please the children. Nowhere In the city can they be so well aulted in taste and prioe as at W. A. Sheap's, opposite tbe post office. His candies are cboioe and pure, and tbe rear of hia store Is chock full of toys, of every conceivable design, and at astonishingly low pricee.

—A. REIF No. 605 Ohio Street, in still located in the same store room where be has been lor tbe past eight years, practically oarrying on tbe gaa fitting an plumbing business his patrons of forme and as many new onea are cordially invited to examine hia pricea and slock before buying elsewhere. v.v T'

Main street is situated the office of the New Improved Howe Family Sewing Machine.

Money!

I will deliver White Clover at 14c, or Buckwheat at 12}*c. Postal orders attended to. T. HULMAN, SEN.

MONEY TO LOAN.

I have money to loan on mortgage security on long time, on favorable terms. C. E. HOSFORD.

Office corner Fourth and Main street Terrs Haute, lad.

Machine.

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THE BUCKEYE CASH STORE O O S

Havipg carefully selected our stock for tbe season, our several departments are in a condition to meet tbe wants of all. Tbe goods now on exhibition Oamnot be Excelled, and we consider them the BEST the market, Foreign or Domestic, have manufactured.

Purchasing from reliable aouroea only, and that for cash, we are enabled to prioe our gooda at

VERY LOW FIGURES,

and are satisfied we have nothing to fear in tbe way of competition. In SILKS we offer SPECIAL BARGAINS, and invite tbe generous public to an inspection of this department. BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS, that heretofore were selling at prices beyond the reach of all, can be had here at the following rates: 65c, 90c»}1.00,91.50,91.75and 92.00. These goods are unexcelled in quality and to be had at

Cheeney Brothers' Black Gros Grain Silk, 22 inches wide, 91.25, at Foster Brothers'.

WRIGHT A KING. The old and reliable Grocery and Provision Store of Wright A King, at the corner of Seventh and Main streets^ will present a lively appearance during tbe coming three weeks. They have increased their stock of fruits, foreign and domestic, Provisions, Produoe and Family Groceries, so as to supply the Holiday demand. There is no house in tbe city that has a larger patronage than they have. Messrs. Wright A King always supply their customers with tbe best of everything. See the suppljr of Msple Syrop, Honey, Buckwheat Flour, California Canned Goods, of all kinds, Apple Butter, Minoe Meat, Sweet Cider, Citron, Currants, Jellies In Buckets or Glasses, Raisins, superior in quality, by the box and in halves and quarters, with the chotoee Fresh Oysters, Celery and Game. 'I

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WONDROUS CHEAP PRICES. ~U

SPECIAL attention is drawn to our line of Colored and Black Cashmeres, ranging In prloes from 40c, 45c, 50c, 75c, and 91*00. In the DOMESTIC department we have introduced Our Own Brand of Cbtton Flannels, which In weight, nap and finish far excel anything of the kind heretofore seen.

The Above are Offered at PRICES YERY LOW.

All desirous of purchasing—tbe publio In general, are invited to call and exomlne tbe goods at -"-•w

THE BUCKETS GASH

GEORGE ARBUCKLE,

Corner of Main and Sixth, East of National House, Terre Hsute.

A SWEET SINGER.

Dear Mary, last night I went dewn In the city To see what I could find that was useful and pretty, For Christmas is near and a good wife like you, Shuld have something to please you as well asto do. I visited the stores and fancy Bazaars And, passing down street, 1 thought all I'd

And dropped in at 906 Main st. to look at a Singer Machine. And dear Mary, as sure as I am living to tell, I know there is nothing that would please you so well. For. such puffing, and ruffling, has never been seen, As I have seen doneon that

Singer Machine.

Oh, Harry, God bless you, please come to my side, For that's Just what I've wanted since I was your bride. You know Christ» as comes soon, but how long it will seem, To wait for that pretent, a genuine Singer

CHRISTMAS TREES.

Hi. Helnl, at Montrose, has a large stock of evergreens which he desires to close out, and will furnish Christmas Trees, of all sizes at very low prices. Drop a postal card in tbe post office, stating size, and'the tree will be delivered in any part of the city, and satisfaction guaranteed. Churches and 8unday Schools supplied at reduced rates.

Grand Dedication Ball. The dancing community will pleaBe take notice that Toute's Orchestra has just completed arrangements for a grand ball, to be given Wednesday evening, Dec. 18tb, at the newly-fitted Oriental Hall, corner of Third and Main streets. The management will, without a doubt, spare no pains in trying to make this one of tbe most satisfactory entertainments of tbe season. All of their old patrous are respectfully invited, and as many new ones as feel like patronizing them. Tickets of admission, 75 cents. Ladies free.

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FRAMES of the richest designs, very de­

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sirable for portraits also tbe largest stock of Picture Frames and Mouldings in the city. Pricee very low.

J. F.PKOB3T,

Main street, bet. 5th and 6tb.

—Night clasa at Terre Haute Commercial College, for Bookkeeping, Penmanship and Arithmetic. ,T11. To Oar Patrons and the Pubi c.

To correspond with the times we have placed the price of livery and boarding horses aa low as tbe lowest. Our capacity for boarding horses and caring for vehicles is not equalled in tbe city, which we invite inspection to prove. Oar livery outfit of fine side-bar Buggies, Phaetons, Sundowns and Carriages, and first class driving horses and carriage teams is not excelled anywhere. We are boarding horses for 912 per month are hiring single horse and buggy for funerala for 9150 sending our fine oarriagts to funerals for 94 and hiring carriages for calling and parties, Ac, at a corresponding low price sending out all our livery at re* duced rate*.

BSAtTCHAMP A MlIXKK.

Coming next week—a splendid lot of baby Dresses and New, Hoods, especially for the Holidays, at MRS. RIDDLE'S.

There is a grate deel uv talk now about Ingersoll and religion, and bell and 'hereafter, but so far as I'm oonserned, I like to see a religion that not only bears on the sinfulness of sin, but on the rascality of lying—a religion that banishes all the small measures from the counters, short weights from the scales, adulterations from the isugar, chicory from the coffee, lard from butter—

that will not put all tbe big potatoes and apples on top and wear along face while In the set. In short, I like to see peepel do business like my man Rippetoe does at the "White Front," which the same is on Mane Btrete, where a body can always rely on getting a full dollar's worth for every dollar invested, and that too of tbe best in tbe market. Amunc other good things he has to-day dressed turkeys, chickens, ducks and rabbits, quails, oysters, celery, cranberries, Malaga grapes, mixed pickles, chow chow, Michigan apples, prunes, ralsens, citron and currants. Sugar still selling at low rates.

Best assortment ef Fine Candles in the State. Nearly all our fine candie»

CANDY

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are made especially for our own holiday trade and cannot bis found in any otbejr store in tbe city. We handle none but strictly pure candles, and warrant them., all fresh. The only place to get tbe celebrated Chicago caromels. Don't forget. the P.O. LOBBY.

Great Slaughter in Milli-

nery.

Wishing to make room for our Big Holiday Spread in our Notions and Fancy Goods, we will sell all trimmed or nntrimraed Hats or take orders for Bonnets to be trimmed by our skillful milliners, for less than half the prices usually charged elsewhere. Every lady not supplied should see that she gets a present of a Hat in this grand opportunity. £. HUGHES & CO.,

Bargain Store for Notions, Variety Furnishings and Millinery.

^i^~Remain7

It will be seen by tbe notice in the daily papers that Dr. voa Moscbzisker will yet remain witb us some time New applications have obliged him to change bis intention of soon leaving Terre Haute. This will be good news to all who desire bis treatment, and tbey should at once profit by bis prolonged stay and tbe opportunity tbey will have to receive the full benefit of his successful treatment, which will need no further commentary, as his great cures have been illustrated in hnndreds of the severest cases. He still remains at the Terre Haute House where all who need his medical skill should at once apply. 23 tf.

Plumbing.

Moore A Hagerty have good workmen, a full line of stock, and every facility for doing all kinda of plumbing at tbe most reasonable prloes.

Arundel Tinted Spectacle?, For the Relief and Care of Dim, Weak and Failing Sight, enabling tbe wearer to read and work, either by day or ulgbt, witb perfect ease and comfort.

S.R. FREBMAX. Sole Agent.

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Mantels and Grates. As pretty a lot of Mantles and Grates as ever abown in this city can now be seen at Moore A Hagerty's, a large invoice having Just been received, and sold at very low pricea.

Will You Have a Lunch If so, just step in at Lawrence A White's bakery and confectionery, southeast corner of Fourth and Cherry streets, where yoc will find everything neat and clean, and prices the most reasonable.

House Builders,

Bear In mind that Moore A Hagerty are "Bosa" in the line of Tin, Slate and Sheet Iron Roofing. They make this branch a specialty, and guarantee that work atu^l be done promptly, and that: prices aa weU as work shall be satisfactory. —"Heart's-Ease" by next Thursday evening.

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