Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 10, Number 22, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 November 1879 — Page 8

THE MAIL

APER FOR THE EOPII4,

Our People. $

Lawyer Thomas is patting up a nice residence on south Sixth street. J. A. Paiker is in Boston. His daugh ter Mamie will return with him.

I. H. C. Royse came home this week from a two weeks' t:ip to Kansas. Geo. F. Jenckes started, on Monday rooming, for a month's sojourn in the eastern cities.

Benj. McKeen and wlfeeelebrated the twentieth anniversary of their wedding, last Saturday evening.

S. W. Holmes, son ofv Arba Holmes, formerly of this city, died at Fortville, this State, on the 20th inst.

Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Harper spent Thanksgiving at Mrs. H's old home, in the pretty town of Muncie.

Hon. Wm. Mack bas recently received from Europe a large addition to his interesting collections of stereoscopic views of ruins, scenery, and works of art.

Prof. S. S. Baldwin, the spiritual medium exposer, who has recently returned from Australia, sighs for more '«voildsto conquer, and contemplates a trip to Western Europe.

Thomas Wabier aud wile celebrated their silver wedding, Wednesday even ing, and tbeir daughter Dorothea embraced it as a suitable occasion to wed Mr. Leonard Engle, of Cincinnati.

Tbe tin wedding of Joshua Bryant and wife, on north Seventh street, was celebrated Saturday nlgbt in away that surprised the worthy couple. Tbe unexpected guests brought in many and valuable presents.

Tbe central committee of the temperance union, bas invited Gen. Sam S. Chainbera "silver top," to conduct a aeries of^meetiugs here, to commence in a week or two, he has the reputation of being one of tbe best workers in tbe state.

Frank Danaldson, attorney for Tay lor/1 tbe alleged murderer, tbinks bis •client bas been rather harshly treated by the newspapers. He is contideut of 'his acquittal on the ground of selfdefense. The trial is set for tbe Stb of

December. Hiram Goad,

Nevins township, is

one.of the numerous petitioners for dl voice at the present term of court. In his complaint he poetically puts it that .he ^'discharged his marital dutiea as 'well n$ bis condition in this cruel world of strife would permit."

W. A. Crawford, of the National State Bank, and wife started on Wednesday for San Antonio, Texas, where they propose to reside In future. The move is made for the benelit of Mrs. C's health. Mr. Crawford takes with him some strong letters of recommendation, and Th« Mall a4ds iti endorsement to the fullest extent.

The regular jury of the present term of tbe Circuit Court consists of Jeremiah Vorbis, Jniues Ferreil, W. M.

Ellsworth, Patrick Lynch, Patrick Sul llvan, C. C. Belt, Patriok Grace, Joseph T. Peters, Fred Leo, Wm. B. Green, Christopher BryHe, and Wm. B. Carithers., This Jury will set during this term of court, which will end January 10th.

Courtland Wilblte, our boy agent for The Mall at Hutsonvllle, Ills., is of tbe stuff that successful men are made off. In making his remittanoe this week he aaysc "You have much to say about your city boys selling your papers. I live five miles In the country, and walk to town to sell my papers, and then back again. I don't think your city boys can beat that."

Tbe oldest inhabitant bas seldom experi et ced a more dismal day for

Thanks

giving than last Thursday—nor bas tbe oldest inhabitant ever seen in this city a larger stock ol platform rocking chairs than is now to be seen at K. Foster it Son's furniture rooms on north Fourth street. Tbey are of many and beautiful designs. There «l«o may be seen gent's student's chairs—nice for a Christmas gift, camp chair* aud sotneelegant parlor suite*—one in sponge silk that is a daisy.

The new city directory, which will be issued about the first of Jsnnary, will contain a lint of people wbo ought —ev.*ry one of them—to patronise the immense grocery bouse of Wright

King, corner of Main and Seventh strwt*. where may be found tbe beat assorted stockot groceries, Maple, fancy and green, the lsr^Mt and best stock of oanned meats, fish and fruits, the best brands of oyster# a* low as sold la this city bams, breakfast bacon, beef tongue, codfish, dressed turkeys, chickens and 4uelt», cranberries, country sod cream* «ry batter, New York cream eheeae, buckwheat flour, n«w corn meal, oatmeal, cracked wheat, peaii barley, hominy andCaroUns bead rice, pare maple syrup, r-rk candy drlpe, choice sorghum, bc Mwad a and California honey and ail «*. table supplies.

The death of his step mother called Chief Fire Engineer Dickhont to La fayette on Thursday.

J. M. Riffner will' be pleased to nee I you at bis new quarters, on Fourth street, Just sooth of Ohio.

W. Statz and wl.'e, with a tew invitei friends celebrated their silver wedding at their residence on Ohio street Thanks-

Argo Colony, at Quincy, Ills., is spending a couple of weeks with his many friends in this city.

Rev. 8. S. Martyn bas received a mil to a congregational ohurch at Columbus Ohio, and will take bis family to his new field of labor week after next.

Tim Grover, brakemau on the Vandalia road, while coupling two cars lhursday afternoon bad his hand crushed, and will probably lose one or two fingers.

Herman Leibing, who bas been studying music at Leipsic lor the past eighteen months, returned yesterday. The voyage home was a stormy one—occu-

Wm. Hewitt bas taken charge of the mill at Ellsworth, on Otter Creek, and I eighteen days, when it is usually

bas moved his family up there. Mrs. J. M. Hammerly, of Indianapolis, wltb ber daughter, are visiting ber parents, Mr.and Mrs. J. H. Jackson.

Senator Newton Booth, wbo bas been visiting bis parents in this city for sev oral days, started for Washington yesterday.

Beaucbamp and Seldomridge have dissolved their law partnership, and the bas formed a partnership with Col, McLean.

made in twelve. Tbis bas been a week of rain, causing people to invest in the rubber horse covers and rubber lap covers to be had at Peter Miller's on south Fourth street. There also can be had lap robes and blankets at bottom prices.

Mrs. E. M. Delano, widow of tbe late Ira Delano, now at the Terre Haute House, shows strong symptoms of insanity, the result of ill health. Her friends hope it is only temporary, but if there is not some improvement in her condition she will be placed under treatment at tbe insane asylum.

On Thanksgiving day Col. Cookerly bad a pleasant reunion of his entire family, which includes Thomas Cookerly and wife Rev. Mr. Wilcox, wife and two children, of Greenville, 111 Wm. Cookerly, of the Quincy "Modern Argo Wm. Wilson, wife and child, and the three Misses Cookerly, Mattie, Mary and Sallie,

Miss Mamie McKeen, while out riding Monday evening, was thrown from her horse, and suffered a dislocation of the arm at tbe shoulder. The arm was twisted backward, and bung helpless. Her first tbougbt on jumping from tbe ground was "Where's my arm having, of course no power to use it or bring it around to its accustomed place. She was brought home and Br. Thompson promptly put tbe arm in place. T\:

J. P. BrenDan wants The Mail to say —and he will back it up—that be can aud will make to order geutlemens' suits, cheaper than any other house in the city, as he does his own cutting, and has the work done in his own establishment and no shelf-worn goods, but ail new and bought tbis season.

Oysters were never so low iu price in this market, and when you waul the freshest and best always go toEd W Johnson's. No other dealer in this city has been so long In the trade, and of course be knows where and how to get

December 1st. They invite all, espec-

ially the ladies, to call and see tbe largest assortment of tbe beautiful and curious, suitable for holiday presents ever seen in Terre Haute.

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Jauriet ct'Co's display Japanf8eLm,\n

goodH will commence on Monday uoxt, WHUpittlllL

Talmage says there is a class of people who leave tbeir religion in tbe church pews, saying, "good-night, leligion, I'll be back next Sunday," then tbey put ou their hats and—by tbe way, speaking of hats, church people and sinners agree upou one point and that is, that no- ... whore In this city can be found abetter

stock or lower prices in bats and caps •nrQSQTvfcs 8»t of the latest styles than at S. Loeb fcj Co's., corner of Main and Fifth streets.

TOUR TRADE SOLICITED

AT LOW PRICES.

CENT STORE!

Owing to the Immense Trade We Have Had

For the past twn months we bare |lald in another new snpply, and we ^n say with certainty that we have now the largest and beet stock of

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In tbe city of Terre Haute. We intend to sell tbeee goods, as we always did, at tbe

VERY LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES

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And guarantee goods to be exactly aa represented, or refund the money.

L. GMDOUMAN, JR., & CO.,

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL.

I suitable. We had this

USUAL WE ARE AGAIN OFFERING OUR PATRONS

A WELL SELECTED STOCK

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Clothing' and Furnishings

FOR MEN AND BOYS.

nr. ^Specialty, "Good Goods at Moderate Prices.'

CONSULT|YOUR INTERESTS BY CALLING ON US.

JOS. ERLANGER,

513 Main street, Terre Haute, Ind.

CARPETS!

Our stock for Fall Trade is very large, very choice and very cheap. ticularly invite a visit from everyone who is in need of

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. WALL PAPER, in all grades. WINDOW SHADES of all kinds.

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OIL CLOTHS, all widths. LOOKING GLASSES, &c., &c.

It will pay you to give us a call. Orders by mail will receive prompt attenLook out for the BIG WIRE SIGN on tbe roof.

RYCE & WALMSLEY,

FACTS NOT FANCIES!

GENTEEL SUBSTANTIAL GOODS ARE ALWAYS ESSENTIAL.

Wishing anything in that line you should not fall to examine our stook and prices before buying elsewhere. MEN'S, YOUTH'S, BOY'S and CHILDREN'S Overwear and Underwear, Business Suits, Dress Suits, Every Day Suits, Overcoats, Ulsters, from $5.00 up to the best the market affords hand made Cardigan knit jackets from 75o to $4.50, Canton flannel drawers 25c to 50o a pair, Undershirts 25c to $1.50, good genuine Buck gloves from $1 to $1.50, White Shirts from 75c to $1.50, best Wamsutta muslin, linen bosom White shirt, unlaundried, 75c, and many other things too numerous to mention. Our stock is of the'very best manufactures, and has proved to tbe satisfaction of hundreds that we sell better goods for less money than some of our competitors who promise so much. Examine tbe stock, price our goods, and satisfy yourselves.

Miller &

The Reliable Clothiers and Merchant Tailors, 522 Main street, near Sixth.,

fWe have often heard ladies in search of presents for gentlemen say they could not find anything

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ions and can now furnish suitable presents for everybody.

JAURIET & CO.

SWISS WOOD CARINGS.. •New novel and hand-

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JAURIET & CO.

CLOTHING

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Piece Goods for Our Tailoring Department

Oldest and most reliable Clothiers and Merchant Tailor* in tbe city.

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STOP FRAUD!

We have been selling* the best quality of Germantownyarnat 15 cents a skein containin 2 a a

Other dealers not being able to melt the price, resorted to base and fraudulant trickeries in order to mislead the public. Some make! 3 skeins out of two, some make two skeins out of one, some sold stocking yarn for Germantown &c. We will put a stop to these things, by placing on our counter, next Monday, a pair of scales and weighing our Germantown at the rate of 7 1-2 cents a full ounce, for all qoloys, and invite competition to imitate.

We will also open next a magnificent line of

NEW ,CLOAKS,

And Domestic as well as Imported

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NEW SHAWLS, FELT SKIRTS

Ann Plenty of

FINE "GOODS OF ALL DE-

•5SORPTIONS. I We sell gffod^cheaper than any other housed practice no' deception, and-never shrink from honest competition.

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ACTICIPATION OF AN ACIIVB r* T.

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We have manufactured daring the past few weeks, an extensive line of Mens, hiidren's Suite.

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OUR ASSORTMENT OF

Worsted and Cassimere Suitings

*'-"ty and stylish, and we are prepared to make to order fashionable aolta from ... superior goods at

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THAK ANY OTHDR HOUSE IN THE CITY.

First Hands Can Always ^Undersell

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508 and 510 street, Terre Haute. Ind.

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