Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 10, Number 13, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 September 1879 — Page 10

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THE MAIL

PAPIK

TON THE

PEOPLE.

TERRE HAUTE, SEPT. 27, 1879

Our People.

H. B. Jones visited the capltaltbhi week. Ooi. W. E. McLean ba returned frotn New York.,

W. II. reW took In the Paris of America thin week. R, C. Carlton has joined the grand w=»77 army of notaries public.

Miss Maud Hosford has gone to Glendale, Ohio, to attend school. Mrs. S. C. Denning, Mrs. Denias Dealing and Mrs. Captain Wheeler are in New York. & i'\ ?y~

Admiral Soott has boon the guest Secretary Thompson this week st bis beaatiful home, Spring Hill.

Mrs Jno. P. Usher, who hss been visiting friends in this city, returned this week to her home, Lawrence, Kansas.

James P. VoorVeca' has accepted an engagement with the celebrated aotress, Clara Morris, aed will join the company at Brooklyn.

Mayor Havens has opened an office in the city building, adjoining the Mayor's olllcfl, where he can be found from 9 a. m. till 4 p. m. each day. He also intends keeping open bis office on Main street. I

Geo. h. Hagar, of the Paris Republican, is in the city lookingover the scenes of bis youth—that is, as many of the old landmarks as be can find.

The venerable and much esteemed mother of Dr. Will Arm«trong was re cently strickeu with paralysis. The left side is wholly paralyzed, and at her advanoed age—seventy six years—there is no hope of recovery. She is at Fay ettevllle, near Bedford, ibis State, where she was visiting.

Muncie Dally News: John Husted's daughter, Mrs. Harper, of Terre Haute, while visiting different watering places in Wisconsin, this summer, wrote interesting descriptive letters for the Terre Hsute Mall. Mrs. Harper is one of the best writers in Indiana.

Rev. I. G. Morrill paraphrased the tenth chapter of Chronicles for the Express, Friday morning.

Mrs. E. B. Allen went to Indianapolis this week. Mrs. E. J. Hughes is in Evansville.

Gen, M. C. Hunter was in the city this week planning for the reunion. T. W. Harper is out once more after an illness of nearly a week. 2 '.

Joe D. Fraley, a former Vandalia con ductor, is now running a hotel at Eaton Rapids, Mich.

Miss Mary Heberd, of Vincennes, will be married at her home on Tuesday next to Mr. Jantes, of Kansas City, Mo. Quite number of friends will go down from this city to attend the wedding.

Rev. Alex. Sterrett* will to morrow exchange pulpits with Rev. Dr. Armstrong, a noted divine of Alton, Ills. An effort is being made to secure the services of Dr. Arawtrong for the First Presbyterian church of this city.

Foster Bros, give away to-nigbt a nice stove shovel. Terry, of the Ledger, looks glum, and Will Ball, of the Gazette, carries around with him a shiialab as big as a table leg.

Ben. G. Hud nut, Jay Keyes and Nick Smith will attend the wedding of Miss Heberd at Vinoennes next Tuesday.

Joe T. Magner, the Indianapolis city clerk, was in the city this week, the guest of Frank Mills. His friends will be glad to know that he is looking well and getting along nloely with bis official duties.

Mrs. M. Hice Waketield, of Verona, Pennsylvania, and her daughter, Mrs. Sallte Hice Flndlay, are visiting the family of Frank Milia.

Capt. J. B. Hagar went to Chicago last night. See here! R. Foster A Son wish to impress it on the mind of each and every one that they have on hatid the largest, best and cheapest assortment of household furniture in the city. "Man wauts but little here below"— we forget Ute balance of the couplet, but speaking of wants, J'.id Button wants us to let the people know that the Ootral Bookstore is headquarters for everything in the way of new and nobby stationery of every description, for blank books of sty style desired, for school books and school supplies generally and for all the late publications. There Is no more interesting place to visit than the Central Bookstore.

There will be lots of people to feed In Terre Hants next week. The shows and the big Reunion will bring vast crowds of people to town. But we can feed them all, for the immense grocery boon of Wright A King is Ailed to over-1 flowing with everything the appetite o»n crave. It Is wonderful how they keep their st»re so well filled considerIng the constant drain np»n their supplies. An extensive acqotlotonct throughout the oonntry, enables them to get the best and cheapest oonntry produce, ami in staple groceries they know how to buy at lnwest £gur*«, aed give their customers the benefit of tills knowledge*. Drop in there this afternoon and evening and have your Sunday asket filled with good things..

The impression baa gone forth that John Paddoek has retired from the boot and shoe business altogether. Such Is not the case, by any mean*. He has only sold his interest with W. H, Gtplri* er & Co., in the store on Ohio streel, and hi at the old stand, No. 407 Main street, opposite the Opera House, where he and Walton Puroell keep the largest, best selected, and cheapest stook of boots and shoes ever offered In Terre Haute. It you don believe It call around. At the present time they have on band something new in ladies ah&ee—Reynolds Broa tap sole.

Take a position on the oorner of Sixth and Main streets, to-morrow, about the time the churches are turning out, and look at the new hats the gentlemen are wearing. If you conld ask each one as be passes, you would fiud that in most cases the newest, nobbiest snd prettiest styles oome from S. Loeb A Co., corner of Fifth and Main streets, where there are lots more on daily exhibition.

Peter Miller the hsrness maker, south Fourth street, wishes to call the attention of intending purchasers to his very large stock of Lap Robes and Blankets. Any person wishing anything in this line will find it to their sdvsntsge to call

The nice, crisp air gives a flavor to the delicious oysters now daily received by Ed W. Johnson, the Oy»ter King of this neck o' woods. Get a can for Sunday.

UPON THB BASIS OF

The

Dollai

And You Won't Have to Rent lronr Competitor'* More Room.

Pay Cash and Sell for Cash! Underbuy and Undersell Every Man Wittaout Distinction or Exception, and you Won't Run 1 Against Rocks!

I have the misfortune of being an or dinary citizsn. I have not the power to make city oidlnances and run its officials. I have not the power to make a raid on my neighbor's tore, take possession by force, and defy the law, and compel him to vacate bis store house. I have aimed low and killed this close competitor by a withering and raking fire, making a fair, honest profit. I sell at less tbsn my competitor buys.leaving by the wsy sides hopeless wreck, like the colossal oak that has defied a thou sand whirlwinds, now scathed and blasted, and riven by the lightnings of Heaven. My store room has been rented TO HIM. Having a heavy stock on band, it must be reduced to give.him THIS room. He must have it. This Sale Is Now in Piogress! 1124 working pants at 67c. #78 heavy pants st 91 00 and 81 10. 1324 fine cassimere pants at fl 75, $2 00 and |2 10. 1410 assorted business suits at (4 50 to 95 25. 241 boy*' suits, short pants, 92 00. 1178 boys' suits, short pants, 92 50. 1500 boys' suits, long pants, $} 00. 1184 boys'jacknts, 91 26.

4(SI boys' extra good suits, |4 50. No goods held in reserve Everything offer red at a sacrifice. Store must oe vacated. Onr Dollar Hats all Rednced to (Hi Cents!

JOE," The Boss Clothier 422 Main St., 4 doors West of Fifth.

I GENTLEMEN Don't forget that No. 13 south Second" street is the place to have your old hats made new. —Creamery Batter, 20 cents Dressed Chickens, 20 cents Tomatos, 10 cents per can Blackberries, 10 cents a can, at S. D. COOPER'S, corner Third and Chestnut streets. C,.| r,

J. Irving Riddle Is adjuster for the Pbenix Insurance Co., of Brooklyn, for Indiana and Kentucky, and hence all losses of Riddle A Co. are adjusted immediately, without the delay of sending to the home office.

SKIRTING FLANNEL^,

A heavv finishing Flannel for Ladies' and Children's skirts, at Ellis', Woolen Mill northwest coaner First and Walnut •tr*eU- &..• .Mi —Creamery Butter, 20 cents, Dressed Chickens, 20 cents Tomatoes, 10 cents per can Blackberries 10 cents a can, at 8. D. COOPER'S, comer Third and Chestnut streets.

A NEW HOSIER T. 1 A, 3 In elegant designs, for ladles and children, and at very low prices at Mrs. T. H. Riddle's, 515 Main street* '.Tj*

1QX&MANTOWIt WOOL, A fresh lot of German town's just received at Mrs. Riddle's,

READTFORBUSINESS.'J Mr. Dan Miller takes pleasure In saying to all his old friends and customers that be Is again In the grocery trade. And will be pleased to have tbem call at the new store No. ffll Main street and examine goods and pr'ces, oar motto will be the best Roods lor the least money.

Mew in««r»a«l We have established a Floor, M«al and Feed Store, at 12$ north Fourth street, opposite city school, and will keep constantly in store the beat Water Mill Fiour. Solieltlflc a share of the patronage of all bread makers In the

The AdelphI Theatre.

hss fine buslnsss alnoe the opening, and will continue to give the best variety entertainment every seen in Torre Haute. New stars are constantly appearing and next week we are to have the 8berldan Broa. In tbelr North of Ireland sketches.

Time is Money.

To bsve the oorrect time and your watch always In complete repair, have your watch repaired by a first class workman. E. M. Sums, No. 21 south Sixth street, opposite the postoffice, guarantees all work, and keeps a full line of watches, clocks, jewelry, Ao.

3,040 Common Vlowet Pots allslses. 40 Nljrlra Fancy Pot a. 20 Ntyles Hanging Baaketa. Wire Flower Btaa da. Wooden Flower Atanda.' Mew Lot or Gold Flab nud Globes. Bird Heeda and Bird Cages At J. A. FOOTB'ft MEED STOKE, No.

Sv4,Maln Street.

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PALL STYLE".

The ladies are all interested In thnew styles of Hats and Bonnets. Mrs M. A. Cronin bns Just returned from Cincinnati this morning and will d'.s play to-day, the latest styles In Hats and Bonnets, Beaded goods and trimming*, the London Walking Hat, so munh worn this fall in all the different style*. Mrs. Cronin's store is completely filled with new goods, and if you wish to *ee grand display, don't fall to call early It. the week. —Call at Riddle & Co's find got copy of the Travelers' Record, giving the semi-annual statement of the pany, also death and indemnity cluiin paid during the last six months, nnC while there take a policy, to guan against accident or death.

-v, BONNETS! Ladles Will find llie largest and best selected stock of Millinery Goods at EMIL BAUER'S.

No 22 south 4tb, st. bet. Main and Ohio Sign of the Big Bonnet. Lowest prices to wholesale buyers.

CANTON FLANNELS,

Ginghams, Bleached and Brown Muslin. Bed Ticking, etc., at Ellis' Wollei Mills, northwest corner of First anWalnut streets.

Cider Yinegar.

You can find the old reliable Cidei Vinegar, made by O. M. Curry, for salt at J. R. CHAMBERS',

Cloaks and Shawls buj them of the Popular House of Foster Brothers.

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY KV BNIN'G MAIL.*

Opposite Postoffico

LADIES

Who are making Lace can find Lace Material at Popular Cent Store, Fourth street.

WHY suffer and feel bad when yon cai get the Swiss Liver Compound at fift\ cents a bottle. It is the cheapest femil medicine in the country.

Wiv'-f" I-

$15 per quarter, Or $5 per month

Will purchase a five octave, nine stops new Mason A Hamlin Organ, warranted for five years. No interest on deferred payments.^# W. H. PAIGEA CO., ft07 Main street.

TH*Swiss Ague Cure has cured case* of ague and dumb chills that no otbei medicine could accomplish. We advise every one who is troubled to take it.

More attractive Fancy Goods than ever. OBMT STORE, Fourth street.

Make na Mistakes

But buy Cssslmeres, Flannels, Blankets, Yarns, and all kinds of Woolen Goods st Ellis' Woolen Mills, northwest oorner First snd Walnut streets.

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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between Wm. H. Oreiner and John Paddock, under the fiirtn name of W. H. Grelner A Co., is dissolved by mntal consent, said dissolution date and lake effect from September 6th, 1879.

John Paddock retires from the firm snd the bnsinesR will be conducted by W. Greiner. W. H. GRIMIER.H.

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JOHN PADDOCK.

EATEN TTTO* NR. ORETSKR.

I wish to announce to sll my old patrons that I will even Increase in future my eftbrts to supply their wsnta, in my line, snd msy be depended unon to furnish, slwsys, the very bent goods st the lowest possible ptices. I leave for the East tonight to purchase a fall and winter stock, which I promise the public shall not be surpassed. h'

A CVKO FBOM MR. PADDOCK.

TERRX HAtrrx, IKD., Sept. 32,1879. Hariac sold my interest in tb* shoe More of W. H. Greiner A OK, my entire attention will be devoted to the saoe bnsi-

at 407 Main street, where Paddock A Puree! 1 will keep the largest, best, selected and cheapest stock of boots and shoes in the city. Csll snd we us.

Jom* PADDOCK.

Best 2 ply Ingram carpets 75c only at Foster Brother*.

TUK committee having In charge tb* grounds stCatnp Harrison bavs decided to sell reserved seats t«r the grand amphitheatre. The pri will be 25 cents there will be but o,000 tickets sold, ami those who wish to see the prls* drill and aham fight, will do well to aeoure ttiuli tickets the first rf the week. They will he oo ssle by J. Q. Button A Co. Moit day morning.

KNlfmolfAHNS,

Bslmorlo high colors and full stock. All klnddofall wool yaru, best quality, at Ellis' Woolen Mills, northwest corner of First and Walnut streets.

New dress goods, black cashmeres &c. See them at Foster Brothers.

F0RST0VBS

Goto E. L. Probst.4th St between Main and Ohio.

PARKER BROS. Breach Loading Shot Guns just in at A. G. AUSTIN & CP'S.

FOR STOVES

Go to E. L. Probst 4 th St. between Main and Ohio. Trimmings, silks, satins, and

velYets,

elegant

line, at Foster Brothers. ITS A BEAUTY Colts New Breech Loader at A. G. Austin & Co's.

White Wool Blankets $1,50 a pair fine one as cheap in proportion at FOSTER-BROTHERS.^ !9E. L. PROBST takes old stoves in trade for new ones.

Ladies passing N. Boland's 509 Main st., do not fail to drop in and see his line of fine goods The best in the city and of every style.

E. L. PROBST take old stoves ..trf.dg for new ones. WRIGHT & KING,

Cor. Seventh and Main at&.,

IS HEADQUARTERS

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Daily Table Supplies

—IN—

FRUITS & VEGETABLES

Kelly Island Grapes they are recelning dally, and have them tt wholesale and retail. They keep the best brands of Hams, Shoulders, Bacon, Dried Beef and Beef Toagnes. Kettle rendered Leaf Lard in Fails, Bulk or Tierce, the finest made, as low as any market in the State. Their stock of staple and flancy groceries Is tho largest and most complete of any Honse in the city, Sugars they guarantee free from adulterations Creamery and country Butter they receive direct from the makers and sell only the Best. Lake and eastern salt by the barrel. The trade at all times And in their store the very best goods that are sold by Houses in their line and at the lowest prices, call and see fbr yourself yon will not disappointed.

OPERA

go away

The best and ehsapeat place for LA DIBS', GENTS' and CHILDREN'S HO *IEKY and KKITTINO YARNS Is at A. HOBKIWU, near Seventh street.

A tall assortment of BASKETS. WILLOW DOLL and BABY BDOOIES, VKL0CIPKD8S, Ac., at A. HO BERG *H, near Seventh street,

Sl#n of the Big Stocking.

VANDAIA LINE.

HALFEARE

—TO—

Indiana State Fair*

THB VANDALIA LINE will hsre on sale, ootsuwnelnft Monday, Sept. 2Mb, oontlnnlng to Friday, Oct., 3rd, tickets to INDIANAPOLIS AND RK TURN, atone Dare,

Tickets good going on date of sals only, asd good ret turning three days from date of sale.

GEORGE K. FARRINGTON.

Osasral Agant.

HOUSE/"'

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!

Dress

Friday, October 3d.

Spacial engagement of the world-renowned "r. actress,

Miss Jane Coombs,

In her great comedy creation o, LADY TEAZLE in Sheridan's brilliant comedy of

School for Scandal.

Reserved seaU on sale at Button's three days in advance.

PERA HOUSE.

TWO NIGHTS ONLY,

Thursday and Saturday, OCT. 2nd and 4th. MUSICAL EVENT OF THE SEASON!

HAVERLY'S

Chicago Church Choir

COMPANY.

J. H. AVERLY, Proprietor. W*ill present, in a manner unequal ed by any organisation In Amerloa, and in the name artistic manner as at Raverly Theatre, Chicago,

HER 3!f AJESTVS MHIP

PINAFORE

Reigning Musical Novelty of the Age. The members of the company were selected from the leading ohurch choirs of Chicago, and comprises the very best maileal talent of that etty. •n Exceptionally Strong Chat,

A Carefully Trained Choroa, A Perfectly Balanoed Orcheatra, New, Appropriate Ooatomea,

Oharaoterlstio Soecery.

And an e/uembU that haa elicited the very highest praise (torn every musical critic of the great dally papers of ehicago.

Prices of ad mission, 60c, 75c, and 91410, Rewrvedaeataon aale throe days In advance at Button's Book Store.

DELPHI THEATRE.

FIFTH STREET, MOfiTH OF MADI.

EVERT EVENING. •aljr

Kffslar niN ~mt Aeswweaea* la iMCTty pa Kvery Evealaf.

15 Perfcviiit»rt To-night 15.

WM.

Goods

•NEXT WEEK AT-

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Jauriet & tCo's.

UDIES INVITED TO C1LL1N01(0(111

fiinfI i^i

The Handsomest, Choicest and Most Exquisite line of Novelty Dress Goods ever Exhibited in Terre Haute.^*»

ALSO A LARGE LINE OF Hi

Colored and Black Cashmeres

ALL-WOOL GOODS, at 25, 35, 40, 60, 65, 60 and 70c.

GAEATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED!

JSF JAURIET

ItflllEKMHl KVKNIKG.

SATURDAY,^SEPT. 27-

NICK ROBERTS' Re-constructed

HUMPTY-DUMPTY!

4LOWNN AND

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D0UPLE SPECIALTY COMPANY.

r^'T^yCor. Main and Fifth sts., Terre Haute, Tnd/

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The only recognized representation of antlCB and drolleries ot Hnmpty-Dumpty, the best ever organized. Tne nly company that ever presented THREE CLOWN'S simultaneously. Sfp The Trained Elephant "Bolivar."

and

The Performing Donkey. "Major." The brazillian Ape, "Ons." A world of dazzlingglory and unrestrained joy for the little folk?. Wonderful tricks and transformatiens. Nick Roberts' magnifteently uniformed Siver Cornet Band and Opera Orchestra.

Reserved seits n.iw on sale at Button's bookstore. No extra charge tor securing.

PERA HOUSE.

C. E. Hosford, Manager. ONE WIGHT ONLY,

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W. W. OLIVER & OO'S

IP YOU WANT

A A IN S

JAMES B. JOHNSON,

218 South Fourth street,

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A FINE LUNCH!,

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The Best Liquors Only

A Great Discovery!

Something Which Will Bring Joy to Every Household.

Hundred* Already Restored to Sonnd Health and Happiness. lawy mi Oar CHIMM, sa4 *f

BLEDSOE, Main atreeMapiitaln).

Itpelfi All Kiaii ef ScwlBg •Mkiars, AM furaiaheB Needles and parts tor all kinds of machine*. Drop a postal card through the postofllee, and he will call at III! iMMMy

ikla NctlM, Kea4jr tm BUtp PerwuWI sad Teatliy

Consumption, Asthma* Heart Bronchltlafperf* ctly enred by the iw of Dr J. H, Jonion*• Lung Renovator. It has eta red cases in this city a ter reputable phTHleians had given them nr. It has cared eases Asthma of from nine to forty-nine

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Teas, Coffees, Sugars.

YOU KNOW THE PLACE, N. W. Cor. Fourth and Cherry. KT^2

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MORNING and EVENING

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Invttes all hia frlendH and neighbor* to eall«

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standing. Consumption

cared at almost any stage by the u*e of Dr., Jordon's Catarrh ttoaff and Champion Liniment to assist. These medicines are prepared by Dr. 1. 9. Jordota, SB# Main street, whe makes a specialty of soeh dlseasea. Gall on htm at his office if you aie ailing, and be will tell the natore of yoar malady' without Mklng a question. Examination^ free. Goods for sale by all druggists, and mail by Oullck ABerry,

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