Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 9, Number 47, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 May 1879 — Page 8

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THE MAIL

P.\RIIH TON THE PEOPLE.

Personal.

J. F. Jauriet jourueyed to the east this week. Horace B. Jones tripped up to Chicago this week.

Dr. Von Moacbzlsker is again on the move. He is now at Fort Wayne. Mrs. G. M. Barbour and children have returned from their long visit in Chicago.

C. E. Hosford started on Thursday for New York. He will bo around and about there a couple of weeks.

James McGregor, of Colorado, has bean visiting this city, his old home. He left lor New York on Thursday.

Gen. Simon Hirsca is again shoving his pencil on the Banner. Glad to see his genial face back on Printing House square.

II. T. During, formerly of this city, will, about the first of June, remove his dry goods house from Mason City to Fair bury, Ills.

Mrs. Hancbett, wife of David Hanchett, the actor, and mother of Fanny B. Price by a iormer marriage, died at Chicago on Friday of last week.

Bob Thomas, who has made the best station bouse keeper the city has had, stepped out on Wednesday to give place to hU successor, Ferdinand Fiedler.

Information has been received that Chester ("Chet") Sherburne was killed, some two months ago, in Colorado. The particulars have not been received.

R. G. Hervey and family staited yesterday afternoon for their summer residence at Maitland, Ontario, where Mrs. Hervey and the children will spend the summer.

John A. Moak is in the city, arranging for the coming next Friday and Saturday evenings of Forbes' dramatic company in "Uncle Tom's Cabin" and the new drama of "Black Diamonds."

The Normal School Board has again refused to accept the resignation of President Jones. We learn that Mr. Jones really desires, on account of his health, to retire from the school, and this second refusal is a decided compliment to him.

Charley Eppert is the popular photographer. The ladles particularly prefer him when they have their children's pictures taken, because be takes such especial pains and never gets out of patience with the nervous little people.

LINEN SUITS, PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS, FINE DRESS GOODS, CARPETS, Ac., can be bought of a reliable house it you go to

FOSTER BROTHERS.

has

LINEN CUFFS.

IRVING, 4-ply, at 25 cents a pair EDISON, 4 ply, at 25 cents a pair REVERSIBLE, 4-ply, at 25 cents a pair GLADSTONE, 4-ply, at 25 cents a pair WHEN, 4 ply, EMERSON, 4-ply, ROMAN, 4 ply, SEASON, 5-ply, HOLBORN, 4-ply,

at 25 cents a pair at 25 cents a pair at 25 cents a pair at 25 cents a pair at 20 cents a pair

PAPER CUFFS.

Best In the market, at 20c a box.

LINEN COLLARS.

ADDISON, 2,100 linen, 4 ply, 8c FLORENCE, PARIS, COLLEGIAN, CHAMPION, OLD PROB., SULTAN, EDISON, OUR CLUB, RAWLINGS,

do do do do do do do do

12«o 12Kc 12Kc 12Xc do 12Xc 12Xo 12Xo

do nobby 12Xo

These are pleasant eveniaga for drives, especially if your horse is dressed in a set of the light harness and your laps covered with one of the elegant dusters Peter Miller on south Fourth street is selling so cheap.

Foster Brothers say Barnum's agent will be here next week, looking for the dry goods man who sells dry goods all the week at any price he cau get, and then advertises his house as one price. The man with an iron cheek connected with Barn urn's show died last week." "I tell you it is a daisy!" said he. "What said the other fellow. "Why, that crimson plush parlor set that Forater A Son have just received at their furniture house on north Fourth street. It is a splendid set of furniture, and, by the way, Forster A Son are constantly getting in a better class—that is, more stylish and expensive furniture to supply the demands of their patrons attracted by their low prices.

The man will be hard to suit who cannot be suited from the magnificent line of suitings shown us yesterday by J. P. Brennan, the popular merchant tailor on east Main street. He has been getting in new piece goods every few days, until now his tables and shelves present a tempting array of the newest and prettiest styles. His suits are made by experienced tailors and at extremely low prices.

Every day that a person goes into Button A Co's Central Bookstore there seems to be something new. Besides being headquarters for all that is new and nobby in fancy stationery, they have a very attractive line of fancy glass paper weights, pretty inkstands, pocket books, a very extensive variety in all shapes and sizes desired. Then there are new pictures, photographs, pretty frames, and other beautiful things coming along all the time.

The display, of straw hats made by S. Loeb & Co, corner of Main and Fifth streets, show that this enterprising firm are up with the limes in bringing out the latest and nobbiest styles of summer hats. They have other hats and caps of all descriptions, and a frill line of gents furnishing goods and summer underwear. The low prices and courteous treatment of customers characteristic of this house have built up a large and prosperous trade.

If you wish to be as happy as a king look at those who haven't as much as you—not at those who have more. And permit us to add another more important piece of advice, which is, buy your table supplies at Wright A King's popular grocery, on the corner of Main and Seventh streets, which is always in the lead with the choicest groceries, the freshest country produce, early vegetables and fruits, canned goods and everything to be found in a first class house.

never been but one result, viz.: SUCCESS!

PAPER COLLARS.

APOLLO, tiptop, 15o a box. NORWAY, very good, 10c a box. WHEN, extra, 20c a box. TEA SET, full set dishes, children's delight, 20c a box. LOTHAIR, standing, 15o a box. BRAZILIAN, standing, 20c a box. BISHOP, standing, 20e a box. SULTAN, standing, 20c a box. PINAFORE, standing, 20c a box. YOUR CHOICE, standing, 10c a box.

The Peerless White Shirts

Lonsdale muslin, full size, fit guarananteed, 75c. Fruit of the Loom muslin, 1,700 linen bosom, fit guaranteed. 1 00. Wamsutta muslin, 2,000 linen bosom, fit guaranteed, fl 25. New York Mill muslin, 2,100 lfnen bosom, extra make, $150.

COLORED SHIRTS.

Immense variety, cat fall size, with two collars, at 50c, 60c, 65c, 75c ann 86c.

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TERRE HAUTE SAiMfRDAY EVENING MAIL

The spring an' summer fashions don't worry uie like they used to. So ez the coat o' ray slummiek feels comfortable, I don't keermuch how the rest o* my clo'es look or fit. But ez for the bonnets 'at some nv 'em is a wearin, I wouldn't be fonnd dead with 'em on. I could buy 'em if I wanted to. It hain't bekase I hain't got the munny to do it with. I've bin a tradin' with Rippetoe too long not to

have some of the "needful" laid by. Anybody 'at'11 trade at the White Frunt, wich the same is on Mane street, kin save money. I mout dress myself truly scrumptious on jest what I save that way alone. But! hain't proud. I never wuz. I'd druther be pinted at ez the good lookin' woman who goes about among her weak-minded sisters a doin' good by instructin' uv em when an' bow to buy groceries. Rippetoe has today the most scrumptous lay out fur Sunday eatin' the heart could desire or the stummick crave there's everything there that grows. I just tell you tbare hain't no belter in the livin' world, an' he sells it ez low ez anybody, no matter what the prices is as is advertised. An' in gooeries, as is well know'd, he keeps the very choicest, an' sells reasenable'r, asastlady thing, an' anybody I know uv. Try Rippetoe once, an' you'll acknowledge you've been a foolin' away your time afore that.

SHOW! CONTINUES.

We are receiving goods daily direct from the ^manufacturers. Several new lines just in this week. New cheviots, new patterns, new designs, both handsome and very cheap, for men, youths, boys and children.

We are selling men's rieiv styled Cassimere Suits for $10—last year cost $12. Fine Chevoits for $12 that cost $15 last year. Some are asking the old prices yet.

Working Suits for $5. Working pants for 75c to $1. White Shirts, linen bosoms, cuff and collar bands, 75o to $1, laundried or unlaundried.

Silk Wipes, 50c, new designs and patterns. Everyting else in proportion. Many articles too numerous to mention.

Also, an elegant line of Cloths, Doeskins, Diagonals, worsted, foreign and domestie, and one of the best cutters in the city. And manufacture to order in the very best of style. We make a specialty of Fine Dress Suits, either ready made or made to order. Our goods are all marked in plain selling figures and sold on their merits of actual value, or money refunded. Examine our stock and compare eur prices and we will try and make it to your interest to call again.

MILLER & COX,

522 Main street, near 6lh.

The Success of Owen, Pixley & Go's Clothing Stores

Is without a parallel in this state their growth is without a precedent their facilities are without an equal their system of manufacturing and retailing to the customer at Wholesale Prices, or as low as the "MIDDLEMAN" can buy, is without a peer in this market. The magnitude of their stock is incomprehensible to those who have not seen it. They have broken the backbone of High Prices, and number among their patrons a greater percentage of economically inclined people than any other similar institution in the West. Their growth is the result of no secret. Retailing at Wholesale Prices and Square Dealing is the talismanic word that never fails to interest, and when applied to their mammoth stock of Gents' Furnishing Goods there

PENANG SHIRTS.

Imported Fronts, Collars and CaOto Attached cuffs, two collars, fl 40. Detached cuffs, 2 collars, very fine,f 1 50

Boys' Extra Fine White Shirts

In all the beautiful tints in fancy and solid colors, plain, and brocaded, from the great auction sale of B. B. Hit A Co., New York. THEY'RE DAISIES 1

O-LA-lsrOE JLT THEIR PBlCES.

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WE MAKE TO ORDER.

Six New York Mills, or Wamsutta muslin shirts for |8 00. Fine linen bosoms, and fit guaranteed or money refunded. *J Vx

SILK HANDKERCHIEFS

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Linen Handkerchiefs."

Plain and bordered, all linen, at 15e to 50c. Very cheap. ,^-^1

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Unprecedented, Unparalleled, Unapproachable

BARGAINS

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HAMBURG EDGINGS

One lot of five thousand yards of Extra Fine and Heavy Goods, closed out to us by an importer at about half their real value.

We shall sell them at half the usual \*s prices.

We do not believe such a chance to buy embroideries ever has been offered in this country before, and we do not believe ever will be again.

The lot is a very large one, but first comers will have the choicest assortment to select from.

Run in and get your neighbor and have the first pick. As soon as it is known how fearfully cheap we are selling this lot of goods, the biggest kind of a rush for them will occur.

LINEN SUITS, PARASOLS,

BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS, SUMMER SILKS Are selling rapidly.

TRIMMING NOTIONS

In plain, striped and brocade.

Kid Gloves and Corsets

We now have a complete stock, all new fresh goods.

It will psy you to do your shopping at the one priced store of

FOSTER BROTHERS,

The only Dry Goods or Carpet House that marks all goods in plain figures and has strictly one price. v-:'

UNDERWEAR.

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We retail a splendid quality of gauze for 20c a better quality for 25c a superb quality for 35o a finer quality for 50c.

Our summer merino, at $150 per suit, has no equal in quality or price, in the city.

Our imperial merino, it 85^denfifids the attention of all interested in this class of underwear.

Boys' Merino Undershirts

At 85 Cento

DRILLING DRAWERS.

WE RETAIL

A good drawer, gaiter bottom, at 35o per pair. .••» i-U A very good drawer, gaiter bottom, at 50c per pair, A splendid drawer, gaiter bottom, at 75c per pair. No better fitting goods made.

We Present No Idle Fancy, but Facts that Interest the Buying Community.

"WE -A.IRE CTOBBERSvCbF iG-EUTS' FTTItlTISHCXlsrQ- C3-OOIDS,

And are in*a position to save you the margin usually made by the ordinary retail dealer. Squander no wealth before getting prices at the

ONLY ONE-PRICE CLOTHING STORE IN THE CITY.

ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. EACH CUSTOMER CAN BE HIS OWN SALESMAN.

.OWEN, PIXLEY & CO., 508 and 510 Main Street, Terre Haute, Ind._:

Joyful News!

GENTS' HOSIERY.

This is a specialty with us. In variety we have no rivals in the west. In prices no house in Amerioa oan undersell us. Our sales last year were over 3,000 dozens. Retailing at case prioes completes the story. We offer this week, 10 cases white and imitation British, at 5c and 10c per pair. 3 cases superfine, regular made imported British at 15c per pair. 2 cases Balbriggan at 35c per pair. 2 oases superior Silk Clocked at 35o per pair. 50 styles of half hose at from 10 to 75 cents per pair, at case prices.

I:.„KID GLOVES ,!':^

A. T. Stewart A Co. Genuine Alexandre Kid Gloves, fl 50 per pair, in white, black and colors. mw.

Recent and very favorable purchases, are: enabling us to double discount all early season prices on Ladies and children's Parasols and Sun-Umbrellasr^ir"

Our entire early season stock has been marked down to correspond with the presentdeclined value.

We are adding daily to our stock of Dusters, Ulsters, Linen, Lawn, and Parcale Suits,Children's Dresses, Pans, Corsets, Hosiery Gloves, Ribbons, Ties, Ruches, Ruchings, and Muslin Underwear, at our well known and popular low prices.

HEEZ' POPULAR BAZAAR.

Herz' "World Renowned

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Our Lisle Thread Gloves at 15c, 20c, 25c, 30c, 35c, and 50c, are not equaled in price outside of our store.

SUSPENDERS.

All styles, all qualities, and all prices, from the cotton web, at 10c, to the embroidered or silk web at 75c. We carry the largest line in the state.

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UMBRELLAS.

A g6od umbrella at 50c, 60c, and 70c. Abetter one at 80c, 90c and 1. A beautiful one, metal handle, at 75o, 85c, and 90c. A nice gingham, at fl 2), 1 35 and fI 50 A fine Sootch, at fl 60, 180 and f2 00. A fine rubber, extra finish, at f2 50, f2 85 and fS 20. Silk, with plain and Ivory handles, at f2 75, f3 50, f4, f5 and f5 50.

GENTS'JEWELRY.

No greater profusion of plain, fancy, and initial Sleeve Buttons, Saarf Rings, or Collar Buttons in ivory and rolled gold plate, cau be found in this city than we exhibit, and we retail all at wholesale prices.

GENTS' NECKWEAR.

Gather up and festoon the rainbow expose it to the brilliant glimmer of the setting sun, and you have but a faint conception of the colorings which have been grouped and blended this season to adorn the neck of man.

Nearly all that exquisite taste could Invent this spring we exhibit, and WE SAVE YOU ONE PROFIT.

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