Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 10, Number 14, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 October 1879 — Page 8

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THE MAIL

PAPER TOR THE PEOPLE.

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Our People. 7

Sam McKeen visited St. I/on* tj»ta ",

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E. L. Godecke visited Cincinnati this i^l i-v, Col. James E. Law wai I® the city this

lii, Mi*.Lyman Boott^oi Marshall, lain

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the city. 1 H. M.

Smith paid Vineennes a visit

Ihia week. C. E. Hoaford b« returned from New "York city.

Joseph Kan* i* tto latest. addition to tbe police

force.

Miss DoIJie Millikia paid Caaey, Ilia., a visit tbfe week. Peter Kaufman, Eransrille, was in t$e city yesterday.

B. O. Cog attended tbe exposition at Cincinnati this week. Bev.G. P. Peale, Danville, Ind-, is in town on a short visit.

Misa Nannie Harper, Indianapolis, is In the city on a short visit. Mrs. Will Fairbanks, Joplin, Mo., will arrive in tbe city next week.

Frank Armstrong took in the competitive drill at St. Louis this week. R. S. Cox starts for New York city tomorrow night on a bnsinees trip. (Miss Edith Hughes has returned from a two months visit to Evansville.

John 8. Beach and daughter, Miss Sue, have returned from New York. Mrs. Calhoun, Chicago, is in the city visiting Dr. and Mrs. L. H, Bartholomew.

Misses Whiting Morris and Jennie Foote are visiting in Indianapolis this week.

M. J. Ward, clerk of Cox

Fairbanks,

starts south next week on an alligator hunt. Oscar Johns has gone to southern Kansas, where be will engage in stock raising.

Mrs. A. B, Stoner died of consumption, at tbe residence of her husband, on Monday last.

John Paddock attended tbe Cincinnati Exposition, this week, but returned in time for the reunion.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Myers, Vincinnes, are in tbe city visiting Mrs. T.P. Glazebrook, south Eighth street.

Auditor Grimes went over to Indianapolis this week to take the dimenaions of tbe crowd, and see President Hayes.

Ben. G. Hudnut, Jay Keyee and Nick Smith will attend the wedding of Miss Heberd at Vinoennes next Tuesday.

Terry, of the Ledger, looks glum, and Will Ball, of tbe Gazette, carries around with him a shilalah as big as a table leg.

Charles Baurbas gone to Philadelphia where for the next six months he will attend the Philadelphia School of Pbar» macy.

Dr. Joseph Richardson, on Thursday last, delivered the opening address before the Indiana Deotal college at Indianapolis.

James T. Hood, better known as "Polk" Hood, tbe champion fisherman of tbe Wabash, of Eugene, was in .town yeetefdty.

Miss Mftty Bruce, a member of the faculty ot the State Normal School, has resigned her position on account of failing health.

Tom Collins, Mt. Vernon, is in tbe oity. Any of those gentlemen who, a few years ago had scores to settle with him, oan now do so.

J. P. Vesque, book-keeper at tbe distillery, who has been so ill for some time that his.reoovery was considered doubtful, is now out of danger.

Tbe nloe, crisp air gives a flavor to the delicious oysters now daily received by Ed W. Johnson, the Oyster King of this neck o' woods. Get a can for Sunday.

See here! R. Foster

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Son wish to

impress it on tbe mind of each and every one that they have on hand the largest, best and cheapest assortment of household furniture in tbe dty.

Peter Miller the harness maker, south Fourth street, wishes to call tbe 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 advantage to oall

Take a position on the corner 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 could ask each one as be passes, you would find that in most oases the newest, nobbiest and prettiest styles oome from 8. Loeb

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Co* corner of Fifth and Main streets, when there are lota more on daily exhibition.

at Riddle OoClaad get a

copy of the Travelers' Record, giving1 the semi-annual statement of the company, also death and Indemnity claims paid during the last six months, and while there take a policy, to guard against nocident or death. _____

8 USUAL WE ARE AGAIN OFFERING OUR PATRONS

FOB MEN AND BOYS.

OorSpecialty,"Good Goods atModerate Pricea'

CONSULT TOUR INTERESTS BY CALUNO ONUS.

JOS. ERLANGER,

513 Main street, Terre Haute, Ind.

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wants but little here below"—

we forget Uie balanoe of tbe oouplet, b«»t speaking of wants, Jod Button *ants ns to let the people know that tbe Central Bookstore is headquarters for everything in the way of new and nobby stationery of every description, for blank books of any style desired, for school books and school supplies generally and for all tbe late publications. There is no more interesting place to visit than tbe Central Booxetore.

There are lots of people to feed in Terre Haute this week. The shows and the big Reunion brought vast crowds of people to town. But we can feed them all, for the immense grocery house of Wright

King is filled to over

flowing with everything the sppetite can crave. It is wonderful how they keep their store so well filled considering the constant drain upon their supplies. An extensive acquaintance throughout tbe country, enables them to get tbe best and cheapest country produce, and in staple groceries they know how to buy at lowest figures, and give their customers the benefit of thiB knowledge. Drop in there this afternoon and evening and have your Sun day basket filled with good things.

DRS. BARTHOLOMEW

Opposite Postofflce.

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

Moore & Haggerty

Invite you to call on them for all kinds of Plumbing. Th$y have all the 'stafrlsfer completely fitting out dv

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Go to TIERJAN'8, 320 Main street, for Fashionable Millinery.

DWELLINGS AND FARM PROPERTY is a specialty of tbe Phofenix Insurance Company, of Brooklyn.

RIDDLE

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per quarter,

Will new for five years, payments.

purchase a five octave, nine stops, Mason

Ladies passing N- Poland'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.

—LIGHTNING CLAUSE" without extra charge, granted in policies issued RIDDLE A CO. by

A 4-V| St. Ahead of all

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competition. Not

only the best but the very best base heaters in the city. For Sale by

E. L. PROBST.

TJK)R CHOICE FRESH California, Foreign and Domestic

FRESH BONBONS, CARAMELS, AND HIGHLY FLAVORED

CANDIES AND CONFECTIONS

Of all kinds, go to

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HALL,

DENTAL PARLORS, IT

5233^ Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana.

Cider Vinegar.

You can find tbe old reliable Cider Vinegar, made by O. M. Curry, for sale at J. R. CHAMBERS',

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-bigness houses, and

with will insure f»nte8 satisf»ctio

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tbfiy .J citizens for

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LjBOMETSI^v Ladies will find the largest and best selected stock of Millinery Goods at EMIL BAUER'S.

No 22 south 4tb, at. bet. Main and Ohio. Sign of the Big Bonnet. Lowest prices to wholesale buvers. f1

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Or $5 per month:

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Favorite Cook Stove

Hamlin Organ, warranted No interest on deferred W. H. PAIGE& CO., 607 Main street.

COAL AND WOOD.

BALL SELLS

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Gold Coin Base Burner

The handsomest and cheapest in the market

ANEW

FRUITS AND NUTS,

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EISER'S,

Corner Ninth and Main streets.

Piatt A OoM Can and Bolk Oystere always to be bad freab.

A WELL SELECTED STOCK fcak#1

Clothing and Furnishings

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SPECIALANNOtJNCEMENTl

Dress Goods 4'

NEXT WEEK AT

Jaiiriet & Co's,

The Handsomest, Choicest and MostExquisite line of Nov-

elty Dress Goods ever Exhibited in Terre.Haute.

liDIES INVITED TO till 1ID llll IT TIEII

ALSO A LARGE LINE OF\*?

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Colored and Black Cashmeres

ALL-WOOL GOODS, at 25,136, 40, 50, 66, 60 and 70c

GAEATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED!

J. F. JAURIET& CO,

Cor. Main and Fifth sts., Terre Haute, Ind.

ADVANCE IN CARPETS

THIS SE

BROKAW BROS.,

Having anticipated an advanoe' in the price of carpets this season, bought largely during the months of June and July, for their fall and winter trade. The advance has been established, but they hold stock enough, with what they have received, together with their contracts with manufacturers for present and future delivery, to meet all tbe wants of this community. Therefore, tbe followin&grade of Carpets in tbe NEWEST AND MOST DESIRABLE PATTERNS, oan be bought at this establishment at any time during tbe fall and winter season at tbe old prices, which in many kinds of goods are cheaper than all other houses can buy them now.

A Large and Elegant Lioe of Body

L. BALL

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THE BEST IN USE.

Invincible Base Burner,

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Call and Look at Them

And be convinced that BALL keeps tbe

BEST AND CHEAPEST Corner Third and Main Streets,

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JAMES B. JOHNSON,

218 Soatb Fourth street,

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InTites all bis Mends and neighbon to ca21.

The Best Liqnors Only!

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We are the only

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We have styles that fascinate. -,1 We haTe a variety that aatUfles. ,. TU We have ooodt froth from our own Looms and Factories.

We have the largest stock of Gents' Fall and Winter Furnishing Goods. Wo havotho ONLY exclusive Boys'and Children's Department,

We have our goods marked as low* in Plain Figures, as the

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Our stock is tbe largest. Our styles are of choice selection* Oar prices are the lowest Our material and workmanship is unexcelled. Our goarantee is reliable, and oor Inducements are the greatest. These fecte are proof positive^ hat you can save money by purchasing goods from first hiuds,

TffE MANUFACTURER.

OWEN, PIXLEY & CO

NEW TRIMMINGS.

|||jMore Cloaks JJ^More Skirts,

Striped Satins, Striped Silk Velvets, "More Suits* Striped Cotton Velvets, More Underwear, Brocaded Velvet Rib- Silk^ Velvet ,, by the a I a

The Finest Hosiery Ever Shown in Terre Haute

PATENTED JUNE 13, 1870.

Ooodm hav been aolA during the

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three pears, AU who have worn them pronounce the mode of fattening': ABSOLUTELY PERFECT. The maay annoyances connected with the oW mtem of Button Gloves are entirely overcome, ni tbe following advantages Mcored: ta 1st—The perfect ease and rapiditv with which it is laced.

ndnfl so many pain the flrat time button«d. of Hooks and mode of clinching^ The fastening will outlast an* alove.m which Isaveiy mt occurrence with 1

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anf dealer or middle merchant can buy. We refUnd the money if goods purchased are not satisfactory* only WHOLESALE manufacturers and retailers of

MS mmd 510 Main it., Terre Haute*

OWEN,PIXLEY & CO

508 and 510 Main street, Terre Haute, Ind.

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