Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 9, Number 42, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 April 1879 — Page 8

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THE MAIL"

PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.*4*

Personal,

John G. Shryer is out ia Kansas. Mrs. Corey Barbour will go to Califor nia in May.

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J. M. Allen and Sant C. Davis are at the Arkansas Hot Spring?. John 6. Heinl received this week a lot of rosebushes direct from France.

Miss Mamie Tuell has returned from a visit to Mrs. Jere Baxter, at Nashville, Tennessee. 4 *-*. -»-g

Miss M. A. Haridon is building a large and handsome residence on Sixth street, north of Chestnut.

Dr. Morgan, of Crawfordsville," has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Jos. Gilbert, this week.

Capt. J. B. Hager has been appointed administrator of the estate of the late W.H.Buckingham.

Harry Sterrett is complimented on his first speech in court on Thursday, in the trial of Gottleib Stein.

Jules Houriet has purchased Dr. Armstrong's residence on the corner of Eighth and Cherry streets, and moved into it last Tuesday.

Fanny B. Price, the actress, was married recently at Deal wood, to Judge Xioring E. GaSrey, one of the leading mombers of the Dakota bar.

Drive around to Peter Miller's, on' Fourth street, and see the elegant harness, saddles and lap dusters he is selling at prices surprisingly low.

Richard Durkau and wife were decoyed to Tamer Hall one evening this week, where a jolly lot of their friends cslebrated their eottou wedding.

Edward Fairbanks has resigned hiB position as freight solicitor for the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad, and is now traveling agent for the I. fc St. L. road, making this city bis home.

Adam Reif, the gas litter, was married Tuesday eveniNg to Miss Josephine Cole Rev. Abbey performed the ceremony at the Second Presbyterian Church, in the presence of a large party of friends.

This backward spring annoys J. P. Tutt, because he wants everybody to call on him in the Opera House block and see the prettiest lot of shots for men women and children ever brought to this city.

Ed. Baur, wh is doing Europe, and doing it in the most thorough manner, says in uis last letter that the old prisons in Venice are "as dark as the inside of a cow which may be considered about as strong a definition of darkness as can be imagined.

Alphonso Gil aim and Miss Emma Green, daughter of Wiiliim Green, were married Thursday evening, at the residence of the bride's parents, on north Fifth street. Rav. C. R. Henderson performed the ceremony in the presence of a large and brilliant party of friends.

The candidates are not more eager to have the votes of the people than are Foster Son to receive calls at their well fi• led furniture warerooms on north Fourth street, where they will show a superb stock of parlor and bedroom suites, sideboards, hat racks, bookcases, b-3d lounges and furniture of every description at prices never before so low in this city.

C. W. Grover, of Parke county, has arrived with his family at his new home, near Elko, Nevada, and of course the first thing be does is to send back for The Mail, which he forgot to have forwarded. He arrived there on the 31st of March. He says he "found the country wild and strange, but presume will like it pretty well. Big snow storm Monday and Tuesday, bat weather clear and pleasant now. Made garden yesterday."

We are pleased to learn that the eminent firm of Steinway dfc Sons, through one of their representatives has arranged with Mr. L. Kissner to act es agent fcr their Piano?, in this city and vicinity. The firm Is to be congratulated in obtaining suah a thorough, practical man t) represent them in this city, and at the same time Mr. Kissner can be congratu lated in adding to his already justly celebrated array of Instruments one of such a world-wide, established reputation as enjoyed by the Stein ways, Mr. Kissner enjoys superior advantages over any other dealer here, if not in the State. Mr. Kissner, having been a teacher of music for years in Crawfordsville and Greencastle, previous to going Into the Music Trade, and both father and son being practical werkmen, are able to repair and put in thorough tune anything, from an Acoordeon op to a l*iano, or the largest Church Pipe Organ, which latter was proved by the Episcopal church, as the card below will show:

A CARD.

The organ of St. Stephen's church, from one cau*e or another, bad become very maoh out of repair or tune. The task of repairing and re-tuning was committed to Mr. Albert J. Kissner. He waa compelled to take the instrument completely to pleoes. in order to examine and return eaefa separate pipe,'of which there are eleven different seta, and plac» them all in harmony with each other. Ail this baa been most successfully accomplished, and we are

leaw*l to have tbt* opportunity ol bearing testimony to tbe akili and ability with which it was done by Mr. Kissner.

S. F. DCNHAM, Rector St, Stephens. JOHN L. BKACIT, Vestry Clerk. Louts B. MARTIN, Janlor Warden. Purchasers of Pianos will do well to keop the above statement in mind, and give Mr, Kissner a call before buying an Instrument. Remember tbe place, Palace of uslc, 213 Ohio street.

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A. G. AUSTIN A Co. have secured the sole agency ii thin city, for the sale of Heath & Milligan's strictly pnre colored Lead. With tbe addition of oil it is ready for the painter's brush, and lu fact every man cau be his own painter, See the card in another place, wherein a reward of fiO.OOO is offered foe every ounce of adulteration found in It.

The oity library question is to be put to a vote of the people. No matter what may be the result the people will continue to go to tbe Central Book store for their elegant stationery, their interesting books, tbe latest and best publications, their school books their blank books of every description their cut paper patterns for ladies' and children's clothes, because Button fc Go's Central Bookstore is tbe recognized headquarters for these articles.

Last Sunday the ladles were not tbe only observed of all observers in the elegance of their head covering. Tbe gentlemen had been attracted by the elegant styles of hats at S. Loeb A Co on the corner of Main and Fifth streots and had almost exhausted the stock— that is the latest and nobbiest styles— but fresh arrivals this week make the stock more attractive than ever. See their stiff hats in light colors, now all the rage.

It is the duty of newspapers to keep the public informed on all matters of importance. And what more importaut than good eating. It concerns overy body. And hence it is with pleasure that we direct the reader's attentions to the card on another page, in the black est of black type, under the heading of Wright A King, telling of some of the many good things that to-day fill that immensely popular depot of table sup plies, on the corner of Main and Seventh streets.

CAN AM A REE A TO A IS Yes. Bat the nobbiest, prettiest and most stylish chamber sets ever yet shown in our town can now be seen at E. D. Harvey's. It would be worth your time to call and see them. Nothing nicer kept in any city in the State, and so admitted by tbe dealers of other cities. You can buy nice goods of him and at less cost than you get by going away from home. Call and see those nice sets. «. i'

A Few Nuts to track!

NUMBER THREE.

THE PEOPLE'S AWARD TO THE "SINGER The people bought Singer Machines as follows: 187 0 127,833 Singer Machines 187 1 1

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]S72 219,758 1873 232,444 1874 241,679 1875 249,852 187 6 202,316 187 7 282,812 187 8 356,432

Many of the manufacturers of other machines refuse to state their sales! WHY?

Sales of 1S78 over sales 1870, 220,599 Machines. A three-fold increase Waste no money

inferior counterfeits.

Prices of the genuine greatly reduced. Office and Salesroom, 328 Main street, Terre Haute, Ind.

-Fruit, Shade and Oanamental trees cheap, at L. Heinl, next to Post Office.

You (Jan Buy

BETTER SEEDS AND CHEAPER, EARLY ROSE POTATOES, PEERLESS POTATOES, ONION SETS—by Quart or Bushel—at

J. A. FOOTE'S SEED STORE, No. 306 Main Street.

HOMEMADE.

Plow Shoes and Calf Boots.

Farmers, call at A. II. Boegman's and see bis stock

Home Made Plow Shoes.

They cannot be beat. Also a large stock of Home-Made Calf Boots always on hand, to be bad at a very low figure. All work warranted to give satisfaction. No. 118 south Fourth street.

The Central Meat Market) No. 22, Dowling Hall, BY J. L. HUMASTON, has introduced the finest vogtablei stand in the city, to sell with his superior Meat.

call at Probst's wili interest all those desiring anything in the way of Picture Frames, Window Cornices, Cord or Nails. Main street, first stairs west of Sixth.

—Carolina Maples, something new for shade trees, at L. Heinl's sale ground, next to postofflco.

T71 a saving of from 15 to 30 per cent

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Is any object to parties wanting

Picture Frames, Window Cornice, etc., it wili be advisable to call at Probst's, Main street, first stairs weat of Sixth.

—For bedding and greenhouse plants call at sale grounds next to poetofflce. L. HEINL.

$15 psr quarter, Or $5]per month

Will purchase a five octave,' nine stops, new Mason A Hamlin Organ, warranted for five years. NoJinter«st on deferred payments* W. H. PAIGE A CO., 607 Main atreet.

—Not a case of dysyepsia will the Swiss Liver Compound fail to cure. That is tbe word all over the country*

You can get every style Buttons and Trimmigs at Cent Store

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'TERRE HAUTE wA'LI 3RD AY EVENING MATT,

MOTHERS WE0 ARB "TIRED TO

DEATH'

Of mending the poorly made suits of oloth logto often sild ready made, will be glad to hear that we have Just opened an entire new stock of spring clpi^fS for boy'i wear,

These goods are BO ranch cheaper than formerly that unless you see them before you buy a ready made suit you will damage your pocket boak. They are only about half the price of former years, seo them by all means and while in the store just ask to see those new Spring Shawls, all wool, at

UD and 81.BS. FOSTER BRO JDHERS force ol polite clerks will gladly »liow you through the different departments of their establishment,

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FOSTER BROTHERS,

Who mirk all goods in plain figures, arc strictly one pric J, and who guarantee satisfaction or refund the monoy.

Summer Silks, Colored Silks, Black Silks,

BROCADED Silks,

.Large assortment and very low in prices, at JAURIET & CO.,

Cor. Fifth and Main.

Celebrated.

Two articles have made the name of Steele fe Price eelebrated their Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder and Special Flavoring Extracts. These preparations are, without question, the finest of their kinds in the world, and they will eventually be used as a luxury from one end of our country to the other. •A'%, 'T Wi

Bird Cages of new ariA beautifull designs just received by A, G. Austin

Mr 'Hi VJ- w* i(U. %U\ ... It is Well Known.

Many grocer's sell Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder at the same price of the cheaper kinds, and as they pay more for it make less money hence, they never sell it unless the purchaser demands it. Pure articles can not be made as cheap as those that are adulterated \*A

Special bargains in Corsets, Hosiery anCW Kid Gloves at

Now for a Baby Carriage!.

W. H. 8CUDDER bss a large stMk of Baby Carriages which he mast get out of tbe way to lay his carpeU and prepare for the Ice Cream trade. In order to move them rapidly he will sell them at astonishingly low prices. Now Is the opportunity for getting a baby cab for next to nothing!

At Jauriet. & Co's the low prices tell and every body tells the prices.

ECONOMY

Recommends a man to buy the Prairie City Cook Stoves. They are very heavy, durable Stoves, which can be bought at a very low price, and they can be repaired at very small cost. Stores and repairs for sale at foundry prices, by

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The coming week we shall make large accessions to onr already beautifully as sorted stock of Dress Goods, which, you must rem^mbei is all new. Our stock is so fresh and desirable and the prices are

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We open next week another lot of those elegant Cavhmere finished silks which have so woriied the high price stores during the past two weeks, Prices will be the same as the last lot, £1.00, 81.24, $1.49, and SI,74. In Summer Silks, Trimming Silks and low priced 8ilks we show you all the new shades at 60, 60, 07, *5 and 85 cents. Parties who expect to get the best silk for the least money should shop at FOSTER BROTH ERS ,*W

unformly low that wa are selling almost as many Dress Goods as we are Calico.

Corsets, Rib'jons, Skirts, Quilts, Tickings, Table Linens, Napkins, Kid Gloves, Children's Hosiery, Ladies' and Gent's Hose, all recently bought, and are marked very low in plain figures. Trade with the live house of .. f*'1"'-

A normul skute stoodinl, hearing that I bought nil my table Kupplies at Kippetoe'is White Frunt, insisted that I should board him, an' he was »uch a nioH, perlite yung feller thet tuk him in. He road last week how I lingered out that I bad saved so much money a buying atRippetoes, and be said, says he: "Ole woman, you'r so good at Aggers, now tell me, if it takeB a yard and a half of

flannel shirts ran He thought old woman never fails in emergensees, aud I immejiately said: "It depends on how many shirts have been left out on the clothes line for the person to git! Ob, I tell you I'm smart—an' I find that all the^smart peepel buy at Rippetoe's White Frunt, where will be fonnd today: Dressed turkeys, chickens, bam, breakfast bacon, corn beef, pickled pork, smoked tongue, onions, radishes, lettuce and pie plant, sweet pickles in csns, buckwheat, cbowchow, spiced sardines, Spanish quinct, olives, salad oil, choice Ohio butter, fresh ground and browned coffees,

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Cent store displays many desirable Goods.

Of these goods will toe put on sale today. Bleached, unbleached and Turkey reds in all qualities ai4 styles. You can buy them cheap of JAURIET fc CO.,

Corner Filth and Main streets.

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Fruits and Veg§ta]ble.s.

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16 lbs. Choice New Turkish Prunes for $1.00,

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A»BIG- -LOT -Herz'tWorld Renowned

TERRIBLY RATTLED.

Of competing with Wholesale Manufacturers, who Retail Clothing and Gents' Furnishings as low as they buy.

IT STRIKES TERROR TO THEM ALL, From the high-priced "Fogy down to the "Bankrupt." As a last and desperate resort a certain Middle Merchant cards the public thus: "Either ready-made or made to order by hands here in the city««x.*»^

Now we say that their ready-made Clothing

Made by THEM in this or any other city. r^Lt'in the city knows that

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No 5c Counter!

^4 We do not propose to go into the Tin*22

Hardware, Cutlery, Stationery, or

Wr* We guarantee, however, to duplicate every instance and to undersell in a fw# great many cases, any article pertaining to our line which you can find on any 5c ST.!or 10c Counter between New York and |^SanFrancisco^#^rr, r,

New attractions are received daily at

gj^ our establishment, at prices as low as any jf legitimate house, East or West, can afford to sell, and we have, as yet, felt no necessity for doing a "Blindfolding Business" in order to retain the popularity of our establishment.

HERZ'SPOPULAR MZAAR.

CORSETS.

USE IsTO OTHER.

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Owenl Pi&ley. Oo.

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Is tne ONLY establishment in the city of Terre Haute that

Their Mens, BofS', Youths "^nd Children's'"

And that any other establishment claiming to do so perpetrates a CHEAT and a FRAUD on tne public. W I E O What we promise, &s many of our old customers can testify. That is what hurts them, and we propose to keep on hurting them by continuing to retail Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods from one to two profits below ther best efforts. Be calm, gentlemen be calm you need not? "kick against the

pricks." 0"WEU, PIXLEY

The medicine is bitter but you have got to take it.

Da Betail Clothing »nl Gents' Fnrnishingn from oue to two profits below others, at 508 and 510 Main street, Terre Haute. n#

Every merchant

CLOTHING,

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