Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 10, Number 15, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 October 1879 — Page 8

THE MAIL

PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

Our People,

W. H. Sage Jr. baa gone to Denver, Col. W** H. Robfnsou departed for New York thia week.

Mrs. Cal Thomas visited St. Louie this week, \j} W. G. Davis has returned from a visit to Bellair, Ohio.

Judge John T. Scott paid Indianapolis a visit tbia week. C. Fairbanks and family visited the capital tbia week.

Chief of Police M. W. Stack liad, busi noes in Cincinnati this week. Mr. Cochran, of Owen, Pixley A Co., visited Indianapolis this week.

J. E. Glover, superintendent of the nmil works, is in Pittsburg, Pa. E. P. Morgan, Cleveland, is in the city visiting his brother J. A. Morgan.

MissGeorgie Klirik, of Areola, Ills., is visiting Miss Annie Gaston, of this city. Charley Minshall Sails from New York for Europe to-day. He will be absent two years.

Miss Tillie Fecbbeimer baa returned home from a three months visit to OsbJtosb, Wis.

John Paul Jones has gone to Lafayette where be has formed a law partnership And where he will in future reside.

Mr. and Mrs. Gorbam, who have been ^visiting their daughter, Mrs. M. Wil Hams, returned to their home this week.

C. S. Voorhew 1. making democratic J™io' Profcb"

speeches in Ohio. This is a pointer for Terry—"high salaried government offi rials,"etc.

Misses Z. and Mattie Tattle, Indianap Oils, are in tbe city, tbe former visiting Miss Eliza Yates and the latter Miss Cora Hedden.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Locke and fam ily, who have been visiting Mrs. Locke, south Sixth street, returned to their home, Mobile, Ala., tbis week.

Secretary Thompson, accompanied by Admiral Scott, W. R. Mciteen, mibb Mamie McKeen and Miss Mollie Thompson, returned to Washington City last Monday.

Gen Carrington traveled one thou aand miles to attend the reunion, yet the •only time he was mentioned in the papers an intelligent compositor called hlm(Harringtou.

Frank Seaman wore no gorgeous uniform during tbe reunion, yet it is safe to say that he did as much towards the success of the enterprise as any person oonneoted with it.

J. D. Weaver, of tbe Peoria Call, called at the Mall ofika tbis week. He reports the Call in a flourishing condition, which tbe many friends of its proprietors In tbis locality will be glad to bear.

James M. Hedges was married, last Monday night,,to Miss Ida Turner, of Youngstown, at Mount Zlon churoh, near that place, Rev. C. R. Henderson, assisted by the bride's father, offlciating. £it. Louis Mardi Gras caught tbe following Terre Hauteans tbis week: E. L. Girdnsr, Jno. F. Reagan, Jacob White, Dr. Van Valzab, W. T. Beauchamp, Geo. E. Partington, H. M. Smith, M. G. Rhoads, Ed. Black and Jno. E. Lamb.

Express: Reese H. Voorhees, who graduated at Bellview Medical college, Kew York, In February last, was recently appointed to tbe enviable post of Assistant Surgeon of Bellview hospital. Tbis appointment is gained by coinpeti tlve examination. On tbis occasion eight assistant surgeons were to be ohosen, and there were upwards of forty applicants. Mr. Voorbees stood second on tbe ltst.

Prof. Brennecke starts for New York city this afternoon, where he will reoeive instruction in all the latest dances from the three beet teachers of tbe terp alohorean art la the world. He will only be absent from bis classes about a week, and after his return he will give a grand reception, on the 24th of October, to his pupils, who uow number about one hundred and forty,

fit

which time

he will have all the latest dances to present to thein. Since he came here his success has been truly wonderful. He has now In charge a greater number of pup'.ls than any teacher who has preceded him, and from all appearances his success has been justly earned.

Hon. W. F. Cody (Buffalo Bill) shows at the Opera House to night, and widespread popularity will doubtless Insure him a crowded house. But even bis drawing abii(ties cannot compare with those of the popular grocery firm of WVlght it King, corner of Seventh and Main streets. It Is no secret, though, their drawing ablties. Having a large acquaintance throughout the surrounding country, they are enabled to procure the bist and cheapest country produe*. They ate thus given a great ad Triage over other grocers iu tbia respect. Besides this, their long experience in the grocery business enables them to buy groceries at tbe very lowest figures, and they always give their custom era the benetlt of this experience. It is by strict au-stlou to business that tbov have built up their immense trade,' and they don't intend that it aball leave them. If you float already trade the**, give them a trial, and we warrant you will deal there ever afterwards. -Call at Riddle A CVs and get a copy

of tbe Travelers* Record, giving tbe

semi-annual statement of tbe com pany, also death and indemnity claims pekl

daring the last six months, and while there take policy, to guard against accident or death.

If. C. Hunter Jr. visitai Greene* last Thursday. Ray. G. Jenckea, of Mt. Vernon w»a In town thia week. ff

W. H. Fairbauks fa&«* gone to Foit Madison for hia family. Miss Carrie Fairbanks is visiting friends at Orawfordaville., ..

Rev. Tbouias Bacon leiurued from his summer vacation, yesterday. Mis. Belle Warren is visiting h*r ftister, Mrs. Mary Clark of St. Loui*.

Mr. John Moorebead and daughter. Miss Mary, have gone to Cincinnati N. G. Buff has removed to south Seventh street, next to the school house.

Miss Maggie Uttley is quite ill at the residence of her uncle, on Sixth au half streets has property on

Prof. Wilson of the moved into the Fellenz-r Poplar street.

T. W. Harper went to Indianapolis last Thursday to file bis brief iu the E

T. H. railroad c^se. Mrs. F. A. Ross wjio has been visiting in Chicago and Indianapolis for the past five weeks.returned home this alter nooq. .w^^

Mrs. John Black and daughter Jessie, formerly of this city, now of ludiau apolis, areiu town, the,guests of Mrs. Hiram Rigler.

J. E. Harris has purchased an interest in the Terre Haute Elevator Company "A," and will hereafter devote liis at tention to that business.

Rev. G. Ambrose has been appointed

of bis duties immediately. Mr. Melvln has removed his family from Indianapolis to this city, their former home. They reside on south Sixth and a half between Swan and Oak.

M. N. Dial! and family have gone east, the former to Philadelphia, to attend a convention of coal gas engineers, and tbe latcer to vlait the parents of Mrs. D., in Ohio.

Miss Mary Broadhurst, of South Vigo, who has spent tbe last two years iu, Georgia and Florida, will return home soon, and accept a situation in the store of Mrs. T. H. Riddle.

S. S. Early departed for the east last Thursday. He will spend a week in Cincinnati, and then proceed ea&t to examine into the workings of tbe various Polytechnic Institution yaat country. A

Col. Ingrabam, the novelist and dra matist, and author of Buffalo Bill's drama of the "Knight of tbe Plains," is traveling with the company this season. He is a son of tne celebrated preachernovelist of Tennessee. 1

James C. McGregor, Miss Helen McGregor and Master Jamie McGregor have returned home from a prolonged visit to tbe east. Mrs. McGregor and Miss Lillie stopped in Cincinnati, where the latter will attend school during the winter.

EDDIE BURGESS, tbe Boy Chief uf the Pawnees, the youngest chief of which any record is given among the entire Indian nation, is with the Buffalo Bill party, and appears in the drama. He is a white boy who was chosen chief of the tribe at the age of fourteen.

Rev. MoK. Darwood has been requested to repeat a sermon which be delivered a short time before be left tbe city, upon the following subject:—"Tbe Procuring Cause of Our Salvation." He will comply with the request, at Asbury M. E. church, to-morrow morning.

A large cake of Fine Toilet Soap is given away to-night by Foster Brothers. This warm weather doesn't prevent Ed W. Johnson from receiving some of those delicious oysters wbico be bas tbe reputation for keopiug. Call on bim for your Sunday oysters.

Tbe Saxon beauty, conoerning whom there has been so utucb talk of lite, has arrived at the store of J. F. Jauriet

Brag is a good do#, but Hold-last is a better." That's what R. Foster

Mrs. Dr. Aruiatroug

viaitiug her

sister at Parts, Ills Eliaba Havens returned from the east Tuesday evening.

'be ZIODS.HI., Ind.,

circuit and will enter upon tbe discbarge

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tbiuk, and consequently tuey stick to their former declarations that they have the largest, best and cheapest assortment of household luruiture in tbe city.

This warm spell will noon be over, and as tbe winter season approaches, Lap Robes and Blankets %ill be iu deuiaud. All persons wishing either of taese articles would do well to call on Peter Miller, the well known harness manfacturer on south Fourth street, whose stock iududes a fine assortment of these srticies.

No matter how finely a man is gotten up otherwise, if his bead isn't well dreaaad all tbs other effect is lost. To be sure that you are all right in this particular, yon should go to&Loeb A C's, corner of Fifth and Main streets, and purchase a hat from the new, nobby and retty styles which be bason exhibition and to which be is always receiving additions.

A 8 USUAL WE ARE AGAIN OFFERING OUR PATR0N8

TEKRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MATT.

We would call the reia.i merchants'

c# Ut tbe Iujpoena* *u)cic of woolen grKHbf Losi'ty, gloves,i*foaks, shawls, aud ad klniijiM itotious juiu rsesived at No*». 8©j, iutt and 810 Main* street. We advise miearlv su rhatyou may have a flwi cboie4 from the uaany noveltiee—at wholesale only-—a* Havens A Geddes.

A glance at tbe "'Marriage Record" shows that an unusually large number 01 our y*un« people are uniting their fortunes for better or worse. To an observer this is easily explsiued. Their correspondence was conducted through the medium of the nohrty stationery furnished t.y Jnd Button, at the Central Bookstore, and of course led to matrimony. Besides bis new and attractive stationery of every description, he also ketps blank hcoks of all styles, school books, school supplsos generally, and all tbe Ute publication?. Call at the Central when you want anything in tbis line.

CARPET FA TO Y. .-g%

Rag Carpft constantly on band and for sal p. at 830 Main street, between 8th aud Dili. Ctist»n work done to order on short notice. Weaving and furnishing chain, 20 cents per yard. (11 —it) JOHN HANISH.

—Every one should remember the Swiss Aue Cure. It works off the fever sni strue not to return again. It purifies the blood snd regulates tbe liver.

SAXON BEAUTY,

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A N'W KIO GLOVE,

Imported expren-Iy for ue. The skins of wh eh these iiiove-t are made are dressed exprewly fur tlietn, by a new process which' renders tbe'u ts soft ss velvet, and j.roduceH a fii pltfness and a firmness of grain that is titisurpaAwl. The cut of thin differ* fn iu every other kid glove, having a cliaped wrint, which gives a perfect tit, without binding the wrist and impeding the circulation of the blood, thm causing the hand to well.

Another import iDt advantage to the purchaser of the Saxon Beauty is that we warrant every pair, thus guaranteeing our confidence in the quality of them. The price is lower than ever was known for a glove of eqnal quality, and brings them within the reach of all.

Three-button Black Opera and colors,

Opera

Four-button Black $1.25. Each pair bears the.brand

and colors,

SAXOX"B5AiUT*ir!

J. F. JAURIET & CO.

—For Choice Butter, Eggs, and Country Produce, Dried Fruits and Canned Goods of all kinds very low for cash to DAN MILLER A SON'S, 631 street, opposite Marble Block.

sugars, teas, coffees and syrups cheaper than any other to ise in the city for cash only. At 631 Main Main street,opposite Marble Block.

A 4-"U 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.

Amusements,

PERA HOUSE.

& Co.

Any person desiring to mak» her acquaintance can do so by calling at the store.

TWO MIGHTS ONLY.

Monday and Tuesday,: October 13th and 14th,

Engagement of the beautiful American Actress,

LOUISE POMEROY!

Supported by the popular tragedian, W. H. LEAKE, and her own New York Company. Monday tragedy.

MACBETH1

Loulec Prmeroy as Lady Macbeth, a character in which 9be J* not excelled.

Tuesd&y evening.

THE

ADIRONDACK!

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Reserved neat* without extra charge on sale at Button's bookstore.

^DELPHI THEATBE.

Fifth Street, North of Main.

EVERY EVENING.

ONLY REGULAR PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN THE CITY—OPED* EVERY EVENING.

15 Performers To-night!

ADMI8HIOS— Vtt and ioe

A WELL SELECTED STOCK

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CJotl^ng an4 Furnishings FOR MEN AND BOYS. OarSpecialty, "Good Goods at Moderate Prices.

Ki I CONSULT YOUR INTERESTS BY CALLING ON U&

J0S! ERLANGER,

513 Main street, Terre Haute, Ind.

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R. L. BALL

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Favorite Cook Stove

COAL AND WOOD.

BALL SELLS

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Gold Coin Base Bnrner

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Invincible Base Burner,

The handsomest and cheapest In the market

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And be convinced that BALL keeps the

BEST AND CHEAPEST!

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Corner Third ancl Main Streets,

R. L. BALL,

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Colt's & Parker Bros.'

Breech Loading Shot Guns. A. G. Austin«fe Co. have them.

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A FINE LUNCH!

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FEAR NO COMPETITION.

Oar prices are as low, and in a great| many instances lower than those of anyother house in the city.

Oar assortment is the largest.^We deal as fairly and honestly as any one and compare oar record with that of any hoase doing bnisness in Terre Haute.

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pronounce the mode of fastening ABSOLUTELY PERFECT.

The many annoyances connected with the old system of Batton Gloves are entirely overcome, and tne following advantages secured 1st—The perfect ease and rapidity with which it Is laced. Snd—Its adjustability to fit tha different slsed wrists. 8rd—The advantage gained by

mm the Kid, instead of the old system whlcS rains so many pain the first time buttoned. 4th—Strength of Hooks and mode of clinching them. The fastening will ontlast any clove, which is a veryraie occurrence with buttons.

Independent of Improvement in fastening the quality is guaranteed equal, if superior, to any other glove tho market*

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