Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 11, Number 15, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 October 1880 — Page 5

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over the House at

Amusement.

PERA HOUSE.

«. K. IIOSFORD. Manager

5E HIOHT OII-T.

Wednesday, October 20.

The Gifted and Talented Actren,

Miss Allies Robertson!

(Mrs. Dion BouclctulL)

Supported by a strong Dramatic Company,in

DION BOUCICAIJLT^

Great Iriah Drama,

Arrah 5a Pogue

Prtoea usual.

New Good! Daily!

L. ROSENBKRO, at the Half Cent Store, No. 405 Main streot, Is filling his utoro full to overflowing with now and attractive goods, arriving daily. Among the now tbTngn just opened aro Perfumed Kid Uloves, warranted, at 1.00 and $1.25.

THE BEST.

—IS THE-

CHEAPEST!

We bave endeavored thin season to snrpaM all former efforts In the Clothing Trade.

We have now on onr counters the finest selected and largest stock of

Men's, Youths' and Boys'

CLOTHING

Ever showed tn the ell jr. For OVERWEAR or UNDERWEAR, our prices are equally low, and many articles much lower than those who blow so lunch. We invite yonr inspection.

MILLER & COX

Slain Street.

JJEOPENING OF

White's Oyster Bay «~A!»—

Itadies* and Clients* Dining Room, OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Oyster MPWK, J5 cent*. M««ii to order A specialty. Spcclal prices to regular boarders

DINKS* A LA MODS p.i

two kltulaof Mesf, Pontir and four kinds of Vegei or Mtlk, Fie or Pudding, ttaln Street, near Sixth,

Prom 18 m. tofcSOp. m., constating of 8oup, Poultry, Flab. Kntrma, AND tour KINDS OF VEGETABLES, I OITVMS, Tee

Terre Hante.

COMBS & ROGERS

Are nr* wired to fill order* wtth prnmptaesi and dispatch ft* all grades of Hard feud Soft Coal and Coke, In iu\y mmattty, Mpor Mnall. tvnd u* artwr tmkm hor »n lvt©kpbonc, oe^ frSw»"»«* .a»i t*»cr wil mvivc pniTO}t attention, Into and «%rty. No portponcmenl on MMMDt «t ttM weallvpf. ee, Itt Sonth Third Street,

At«. €batk» Hotel,tVrre Haute, lad.

RldftABD

IUHLKN,

Siyiiit to W. X. «4Ut t*

Qrfxkrt& and Protlsions T**a, CotfNs, Sahara, 8yT«ps.

Foreign and Domestic Frvits, Vagsiabtsa la sasson,'•

Fresh Country Produce

lift 11 Hoa Ui Foatth 8im(, TKE8JK UAUTK, IND

AUsJsStf

JU«-

11,000 Square feet of room crowded

foil of (Soaks, Shawls, Dress Goo'ds^^

Flannels. Ticks, Notions, Carpets,

Dry Goods and other house furnish

ing Goods. Largest amount of room

devoted to the retail trade in the

City of Terre Haute. Bargains all

FOSTER BROTHERS.

City News.

WK are all glad over.

hat the election is

THE Republicans celebrate to-night. "Telegraph it to the boys."

THE recent Catholic fair cleared $1,820. 74—which is a pretty fair showing.

MILLINERY "openings" are dead ripe, and tho ladies are eager to pick them.

THE trees are beginning to blush in anticipation of their advancing nudoness.

THE season for calling to mind tho almost forgotten art of shutting tho door is at hand.

THE McKeen Cadets received this week $150—the second prize money at the competitive drill at Indianapolis on the22d ult.

THE office and counting room of H. Hulman—which will bo completed about tho first of November—will bo ono of tho finest in the State.

THE Republicans seem about as much surprised as the Democrats at the result of the election in this county. The most sanguine Republican hardly expected a swooping victory.

THERE has been more betting in this city on the election than has ever before been known. Thousand of dollars have changed hands. Now is the time to present that little bill to sundry Itepubll-

ONE of the candidates on tho Demo-

cratic ticket in this county was elected.

Perry Blue, with the assistance of the Sullivan Democrats, was elected Prosecutor of the Circuit Court, by a majority

ALii good citizens were pleased with the deportment of our our police on electian day. By order of the chief they, refrained from peddling tickets orany wa) taking part In tho election except to silently cast theiv votes like any other citixen. In their clean and neat uniforms they went quiet about their duties, which owing to tho good ordor that prevailed were not onerous.

THE tioroposlng room of the Evening Gaxette was entered, on Tuesday night, and the type in the forms and casos "pled"—that is, mixed up and scattered Tho loss and annoyance to the proprietors is considerable. It is hard to believe that any human being could be so mean and devilish as to commit mich an act. If caught, tho perpetrators should b© punished with tho utmost severity.

FOR the first time in many years the saloons of this city were closed on Tuesday—actually closet! in the rear as well as in front. Mayor Havens united with tho new police force in seeing that the order for closing was observed, and to the credit of the saloon keepers, be it said, there was no disposition to disregard the order. An exciting election day was transformed into one of Sabbat hllke quietnes*.

Tt'RK to the right and give half the road. This rule holds, on the pnbHc highway, oh the sidewalk or the stairs. The rule should have no exception because of sex, color or previous condition of servitude. Never mind what they say about giving a lady the inside of the walk, or panning on the side of the gentleman when yon meet such with a lady. One akk is as good as the other and you should harm neither tho lady w- the gentleman by a touching of ipruHjnU^ Turn to the right!

THKg»mbllngdens of C. L. Campbell and James Wills, on Main street, east of Sixth, were visited feat night by the police and a goodly number of the pUrera arrested. They have hearing before the Mayor to-day. All good dtimn wilt be glad to know that the police have determined to do all in their power to break np those insytatioas that are kadtng so many of onr young men astray and robbing men of their hard earnings.

OYSTRB8 FOR SUNDAY. Acboke lot, large, niesand fresh, at Johnson A Flinn's, just in, In time for yonr Sunday dinners to-morrow. CfcU for a can thiserening or In the morning.

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY" EYEXIXU "MAIL

REPUBLIC AX, A DEMOCRAT. HOW THEY RECEIVED THE ELECTION NEWS.

THE COUNTY ELECTION. Below will be found the official vote in this county on,Tuesday—resulting in the election of the entire Republican ticket. The first column of figures represents the total vote received by each candidate, and the second his plurality:

FOR GOVERNOR.

Albert G. Porter, 4923 262 Franklin Landers, 4661 Richard Gregg, N 782

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.

Thomas Hanna.lt 4853 218 Isaac P. Gray, 4635 Thomas F. DeBruler, N 861

JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT, 3RD DLST. Byron K. Elliot, 4780 88 John T. Scott. 4692 William A. Tipton, N 880

JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT, 5TH DLST. William A. Woods, 4838 206 Joseph A. S. Mitchell, 4632 John S. Bender, N 804 -J

SECRETARY OF STATE.

Emanuel R. Hawn, 4838 204 John G. Shanklin, 4634 Francis T. Waring, N 889

AUDITOR OF STATE.

Edward H. Wolfe, 4844 210 Mahlon D. Manson, 4634 George W. Demaree, N 884 .^

TREASURER OF STATE.

Roswell S. Hill, 4851 225 William Fleming, 4626 John F. Ulery, N 884 §g|

ATTORNEY-GENERAL.

Daniel P. Baldwin, R. 4841 209 Thomas W. Woolen, 4632 John L. Miller, N 893 SUPERINTENDENT PUHLIC INSTRUCTION. John M. Bloss, 4839 207 Alexander C. Goodwin, 4632 Maurice E. Pleas, N 891

REPORTER OF THE SUPREME COURT. Francis M. Dice, 4835 210 Angustus N. Martin, 40i Thomas Marehall, N 898

CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT Daniel Royso, .4853 Gabriel Scnmuck, 4612 Christopher H. Wesseler, N 893

241

CONGRESS, KIGHTH DISTRICT. Robert B. F. Peiree, 4842 BaylessW. HannalD 4594 John W. Copner, N 915

248

PROSECUTOR, 14til JUDICIAL DISTRUST* John T. Hayes, 6655 lOOjS Perry H. Blue, —.4650

.4650,,

CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.

385

Merril N. Smith, 4923 Thomas A. Ajnderson, 4539 WUliajaiH^Robinson, N 870

SHERIFF^

Jackson Stepp, 4797 Louis Hav, 1) 4663 William H. Brown, N 897

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134

NY,

TREASURER. IJKI

Centenary A. Ray, .4785 «8 David M. Wallace, 4707 Henry 8. Creal. N 865

CORONER.

JamesT. Laughead, ."....4795 214

Henr Levi

fchrenhardt, 1).... 4581 Benson, N 910 SURVEYOR

Geo. W. Harris, 4S24 Robert Allon, I) 4614 Alexander Cooper, N 929 .STATE SENATOR. Francis V. Bichowsky, R.. 4794 Isaac N. Kester, ...4041 Morton D. Rankin, N 920

210

153

REPRESENTATIVE.

William II. Melrath, 4841 Dick T. Morgan 4857 I)ivid N. Taylor 4634 James Whit lock N 4616 William H. Anderson N 793 John C. Boy 11, N 890

207 241

COMMISSIONER 3RD DISTRICT.

John DeBaun, 4900 Newton Bledsoo, 4567 Samuel Hook, N. 809

833

PEOPLE who neglect fires in their houses at this season of the year will pay thrice the price of coal for cough syrups and doctors' bills. Houses thoroughly dried and warmed morning and evening are a necessity for health in this climate. Fire to the best disinfectant and prophylactic of disease, easy of use and cheap. Build your fires, and raise your windows and make the house in every part pure and healthful. Many make the mistake that fire is only useful to warm the body when cold, or to do the necessary cooking of the family when it is one of the best agents to purify and make impossible every form of xymotio disease known to the pro-

MA HSIAO S LICENSES. The following marriage licenses bnv© been issued since our last report:

Junes P. Rslmnwi* *nd Rom Clark. Hlcphen Low and Nancy E. Council. Dixon Stewart and ^imantha Stnrafi* Ch**. TJPwtten and Mury J. Ttevan. Rlctmm and Mary navfe. tiro. HiltabfeJdie and MeiJiwa tUtelbjrJ OMCIMT. HallMMl Jmmm T. MltchdD and O. Mc!ro2uu John Scoh* and CSam AshmflL Mn 1^. WHr and Bell Oannady. Altxwt IXnkleand Emma Montgomery., Job» Horn and Emma ZeifWt. Harry Oratell and Tin* Kindt. Hcsekiati KaO and Msiyaivt Hants. G^oobttslness men are Uwtys wanted. The practical education given to (indents attending the Terre Hante Commercial College is one of the valuable requirements. Let every young man oert of employment think of this, and oerapy his sfwre time in this eoUege, which is open both dsy and evening.

-MONEY TO IX) AN. Rlll&Ut, HAKtLlWf Cow

THE PASSING SHOW.

SHOWS AND SHOW FOLKS.

"The Banker's Daughter" was played Wednesday evening to a magnificent audience, completely filling the Opera House. A better drama, or a better company has seldom been brought here. "Our Flirtation" combination came the night following to a fair-sized audience, which was materially decreased before the curtain went down. "Flirtations" is of the picnic school, and about the worst of the lot. Last night "Our Goblins" was given by Mitchell's Pleasure Party to a very respectable audienco, notwithstanding the rain. It is a nonsensical composition, but has many good points, and in the hands of the oxcellent little party composing the the company, gave the liveliest satisfaction.'»

Agnes Robertson (Mrs. Dion Boucicault) supported by a .strong dramatic company, will appear at tho Opera House next Wednesday evening, in the great Irish drama "Arrah-Na-Pogue." Mrs. Bouoicault wss the original "Arrah," and she has by long and careful study made it a great success. Those who have never seen anyone else in this play cannot fully understand the excellency of the rendition. She is a talented woman, with a keen bright wit and great experience, and she brings all her faculties to bear upon her profession el life and work. "Uncle Tom's Cabin" will be played here on the 22d and 23d of this month by Rial fe Draper's company.

Miss Fannie Kellogg, who formerly resided here, will appear in 'concorts with Thomas' orchestra this season.

It is said that Mary Anderson will be two shades handsomer this year than ever before.

It is easier to be an actress tlian to be the husband of an actress. Only a man ttftaofe and genius can successfully play jjpfe part.—Atlanta Constitution. *£he report that Zelda Seguln had left tho Emma Abbott Opera Company is denied. She is only taking a rest, and with her new husband is now at Indian apolis.

James Robinson, the noted circus rid er, has been compelled to quit the ring he is dying of Bright's disease of tho kidneys at Cincinnati. Ho is only thirty years of age. ,, fc* I f«

P-'-it

MILLINER O&M&INQ

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8PLEXDII 1A* HUCCEaSFlTL I

As mentioned last week, Mr. Emil Bailor, the wholt'iiale and retail dealer in Millinery,, on south Fourth street, made an innovation, this week, in tho time of starting his opening of fall and winter Millinery. Instead of the usual morning hour, he closed his store at two o'clock, in order to complete tho final preparations, and at four o'clock in the afternoon opened the doors. His large salesroom was immediately fhronged with ladies, eager to sec the latest styles. So great was the crowd during the evening that many, unable to gain entrance, had to go away and come the next day. The opening was in every way a success. No lady, no matter how canrlrious her taste, could fail to be suited in the display of pattern bonnets and hats—over one hundred different styles being exhibitad. The large show-cases were filled with novelties in ornaments, fancy feathers, birds, flowers, and all shades of fine plushert. Ladies, if you haven't been in to see the loves of bonnets, drop in early next week.

1 Republican Jubilee*

PROGRAMME.

Hon. R. B: F. Pierce, member of Con gross elect, has accepted the committee's invitation, and will address his felloweitisens at the Wigwam, this Saturday evening.

W. R. McKeen will preside. There will be no street parade exrept the escort of uniformed men.

There will be a di*play of fireworks at be park. A Glee' Club, led Ity Warren Davis, will sing some -patriotic songs. ,!'"**

After the JJmt address, short speeches will be jnade by Col. Neteon, Judge Rboadx, and other*. yThe light Guard Ringgold Band has been engaged for the evening.

Let moderation and propriety be manifested in all onr rejoicing over the great rkrtory. By order of

Where are yon

glass, at lowest prices, go to Dan. Miller & Son's.4

^Go to Wright & Kaufman for honey* maple syrup* buckwheat, flour, oysterB- celery, sraiiber ries, and choice fruits, of all kinds.

7k NO

stock.nJmt a neat and clean assorted stock to select from, at the Arcade Clothing House, 4th an O os re

We are bound to sell, and sell we will. If you don't believe it, call and judge for yourselves, at the Arcade Clothing House. 4th and Ohio.f *.

Sugar and Lemon Wafers, something delicious Call and get a box ot them at Wright & Kaufman's.

TH*EXBCUTIVB COMMITTER.

gains 1 CMfelsf ar, Ohta,

mnrth MFWfi

Patent Bottom Goal Hods at A. G.Austin & Co's.

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L. GOODMAN, Jrv & CO..

Oldest and Most Reliable Clothiers and Merchant Tailors, 410 Main street.

Bartram & Co., The New Tailors J|f| Are now open snd resdy for business. They are showings better assortment of goods, and finer styles, than have ever been kept in Terre Haute. Mr. Bartram is recently from 174 Fifth avenue, New York, previous to that he was cutter for Moorbrink, of Cincinnati. There is, therefore, no possible ressonlwhy anyone in this eity or vicinity should hereafter give orders to outside tailors. B. A Co. pledge themselves.: to ImeeV every requirement which the most fastidious gentleman can demand, both as to quality of goods kept and in the outting and make-up of their garments. They are custom tailors exclusively, keeping no clothing or furnishing goods. Their journeymen are all new to this seetlon, having been imported Jfrom New York and Chicago.' Give them a trial, and you will be oonvlnoed that Terre Haute has at last secured what she has so long needed—s strictly high grade, New York City merchant tailor. They purpose making such work only as shall prove creditable to them, believing it to their interest to leave low grade work alone. Call on them. You will be cordially welcomed whether you'come to purchase or not*^WiKr« BARTRAM & Co., ^#-1 612 Main street. ^F*r chow-chow, mixed pickles, jellies in bulk and

Mantels at Moore's.

Jas. T. Moore has the largest and handsomest stock of marbleized Iron and slste Mantels ever brought to this city. Those who are building, or intend to put nice mantels In their booses should see his stock and learn his low prices. You know the plsoe, Msin street, south side, east of Sixth—the place also for first elass plumbing and tin snd gslvlBtnd fron work.

Come on«. come nil, both great and small, and buy yonr clothing nt the Arcade Clothing Hall.

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will be to the advantage of everybody in need of Winter Wear to call and examine our new stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING, and PIECE GOODS for ou Merchant Tailoring Department. We carry an immense stock for Men, Boys, and Children, keep first-class goods, well made and trimmed, and always have the latest styles. Our stock this fall is unusually large and attractive. We positively guarantee our prices to be as low as those of any house in the country, and also guarantee our goods to bft as represented. Having been in business here for so many years, our FAIR AND SQUARE DEALING is certainly well known, and needs no further assertion, A* Yt1*ATYIlQP6 ^"T *f*'

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FOR

First class Breakfast Bacon. Blackberries, Pitted Cherries, Saner Krantand Mixed Pickles,

New Sorghnm Molasses, New Dried Cnrrants, New Raisins

Valencia and Musca&ls,. -—GO TO— I"

W. W. OLIVER & CO.

Northeast oorner 4tli and CheiiyKBrWts.

Buy best Illinois buckwheat flour, pure strained honey, celery, Akron oat meal and Graham flour, and all kinds of canned goods at lowest prices, of Pan. Miller & Son. —"Is there a man with soul so dead," who hath suffered tho miseries of a cough or cold, yet neglected to try "Sellers' Cough Syrup?"

No advance on goods. Call and be convinced, at the Arcade Clothing House, 4th and Ohio,

Dyeing and Scouring.

By greatly Improved lieitttfes 1 am pre* pared to do all klnda of

Ladies' & Gent Wear,

In cleaning and oloring, at reasonable rates, ana Invite all wishing anything done In tills line to try the old reliable house of 2.

H.JF.REINERS, 833 Mftln street

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high rents, no Old

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Go to Wright Eaufman for^ choice groceries of all kinds, at the lowest cash prices.

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ARfiJlllSE HEATER

I* the original. Tor «Ue only

E. L? PROBST

Nothing Succeeds Like Success

In all Qualities, Styles and Sizes.

CLOAKS. JACKETS, DALMANH, CIRCULARS, HHAWW, LAIIFX, UKNTH

AND CHILOREN'S UNDERWEAR, HOHIEKY, (HA)\ F.H, Ac., Ac. *n grill!

BtfCKEYE CASH STORE

601,60S and 606 Main street, Terre Haute Ind.

Fourth Mtreot, between Main and Ohio,

THEY 'ABB OOMINGl'

Have made decided SUCCESS in selling at rehdl EVERYTHING I

AT STRICTLY WHOLESALE PRICED -i"

MIIMIS HATBNH sad MeOOY are now in New York selecting NEW GOODS and securing bargains for the BUCKEYE which we can aeU for ONE PROFIT LES8 those wno buy their goods without the wholesale discount. Anew snd complete sssorttnent of things new snd novel will be in store for ouffe customers next week.

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JAMES & McCOY.