Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 11, Number 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 November 1880 — Page 5

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W.W.GUVER&CO'S

Northwest corner Fourth and Cherry.

If You

Hare not made your frill anrl winter purchase in

CLOTHING

It will pay you to examino our stock nml oorapare prices before buying.

FINE DRESS SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS, OVERCOATS and ULSTERS, Especially. Men, Youths, Boys and

Children.

We stand by our patrons, and Guarantee Sa detection in every particular. We Invite inspection.

Either Heady Mado or Made to Order.

MILLER & COX

SPECIAL PRICES ON CLOAKS

SEE CHILDREN'S CLOAKS! SEE MISSES' CLOAKS! SEE LADIES'CLOAKS!

SEE LADIES' DOLMANS! SEE LADIES'CIRCULAHS!

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On all of which we have made exceedingly low prices.

.. (JjPBK THE PAST WEEK A BEAUTIFUL LINK OF

ALt-WOOl LADIES' CLOTHS

Jus tb© thing for dresses for Ladies, Mimes and Children. In the East this class of goods is selling very fast.

FOSTER BROS.

The only One-Price Dry Hoods and Carpet Housein Terra Haute!

Another Reduction

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59* Main Street

"Ell). LAWRENCE,

RAT7FPV

CONFECTIONERY,

Lnneh and Dining Rooms,

H. E. Onrnw 4th and Cherry* one square north «tf Opera House, Torre Hnuto, Intl. X.UKCH A HOT X)KPRK AT ALI HOURS.

Ojwtoi* Cheese, MnftRs llnwl, «Yikes, riw. linked Bwi

Ham. utoak, Kms, KM), Heef, Soup.

BUIM, linked liwm.

ir«Ml,••tier, XMt h4 CtffM.Mly IS r«sl*. FYwti Ojrtfw (tn seasoa) by Dish, Can or (iaUotu

White's Oyster Bay

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Udles' u4 tieals* Dining Room orRH DAY AND NIGHT. MMU*

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•r4*r a ft^««laltjr. IIMIKI

TTGALAR BMNCN,

Ice Cream, Ffcnev Confeciionn, Foreign and Potnmuc Fruits and Nuts,

525 Main Street.

RICHARD

DAHLEN,

VoCMHor to W. M. B«mI, »tiunCuc

Groceries and Provisions

Tmm, 0»m«a, paean, Syrups,

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Domestic Fmits,

Vegetable* la

MMOB,

Presh Country Produce

K«. Sooth Fourth Street, TKRKR HAUTE, l!«l

COAL!

COMBS & ROGERS

Aw impend to Ml ardent wlthwonpfl and ili^wiiih tor all gnSmot

Hard art Soft Goal «ad Coke, In any qaiaflly, tup or anatt. Read ywg«^tepaal«*a»,lB person, by tei*pluMMs or on harwtaaek,ai«d ttwy wlQrvcelvs prompt attmtMm. late amt early. No poet* poneneet on aeeaont of the bad wsattar.

Im, IS* aeilk TkM Stmt, At Si Ctarki Hotel. IVm Haota, lad.

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SEE LADIES' JACKETS! SEE LADIES' ULSTERS

City' News.

AMuSRMMCrs are fast.

coming thick and

T*JB advertising columns of The Mall indicate that business is on the boom. THB election being over business men have turned their attention to advertising The Mail.

THH Wigwam has been torn down and the lumber sold for the benefit of the campaign fund.

THK little girl who goes around begging is a fraud—or, rather, her father is an able bodied man, too lazy to work.

WHY is it that so many more marri ages take place in the winter time than in the summer? Have cold feet anything to do with itf

THRBB is lots of finishing up work left over for the carpenters to do in-doore —which is a nice arrangement for the stormy and wintry days.

JOHN R. CoNifm, brother To townsman Samuel Conner, and a most excel lent citizen, died at his residence south east of the city last Sunday.

WK started out to make an unusually good paper this week but our wide awake advertisers have crowded out groat deal of matter prepared for thin issue.

Ed. ft. BAIITOH'S Kansas and Nebrasku excursion was a big success—about one hundred and thirty persons started on Tuesday. IIo wont with thorn as far as Kansas City,

THK public library is growing. It has now over eleven hundred books, besides pamphlets, magaaincH and newspapers —and thenumtor of visitors!* constantly increasing.

IT is stated for a solemn fact thai John R. Conner, who died at noon on Sunday last, appeared that evening in a spirit form to his brother Samuel Conner, nt Mrs. Stewart's seance, in Pence's Hall Several persons shook hands with the supposed deceased, and the spiritualists present claim that they were not mistaken.

To obtain a lucrative mercantile potti tion, one must either spend sevoral years of apprenticeship, on little or no salary or attend a commercial college. The latter way is much preferable, as both uiotiey and time is saved. Tterro Hnuto is fortunate in having one of the best Commercial Colleges in the country conducted by Garvin A Lsboll, and the young of both sexes should avail themselves of its advantages.

A WORD FOR LABORING MEN. Rents amount from 5 to $10 a month tor a small tenement house. In the course of 10 wars, a tenant pays out from fNOO to )l^00, at the end of that time ham nothing to show tor it. Why not purchase a lot of J. A. Blake and apply the 5 to 10 a month towards paying ror it. He sells his lots east of 14th street, between Walnut and Poplar, at reasonable prices on 10 to 15 years time. Only 6 per cent, interest, and will take any amount at any time in part pay for a lot. Yon can build a small house at first, and add to it, ami improve your lot as yon see fit and as your finances allow. How much better it is to purchase a lot, build on it, and have your own home and fireside all paid for at the end of 10 veers, or, lew* than it la to pay out your 91,000 for rent, and be driven from pillar to post «-wy year or two and be as poor aa yon were 10 years before. YUl cm the undersigned and let him talk to vou like a father. "»»rr J. II. BLAKK.

Ohio street.

—Sea Trout, Mustard Sardines, Salmon and Lobsters at H. A. SMITH'S, southwest corner 4th and Walnut streets.

QOLD HEADED CASKS, At H. F. SCHMIDT a Co"*, 408 Main street, opp. Opera Hotma.

-TINWARE in Jteatvariety, at Mr*. C. BuUear*sS audio cent store, south of the postottee.

^-Wken yo« have anything to sell or bur to Mr*. RILEY'S, corner of Third and Cherry stmto, as she pays cash fbr, and sells very cheap all kinds •f stoves, furniture, clothing, etc.

-MRS. NELSON st SO Main street has lost received a handsome line of new furniture dan a large lot of second hand stoves and clothing, which she Is selling very cheap. Call early if you want to secure a bargain or If

TOO

have anv

.•«» or

thing to fell* take It to cash.

get tfce

WKKK before last we mentioned the pardon of Andrew J. Miller, a life eon vict, for murdering his father-in-law, few miles west of this city. There quite a romance—if such it may be termed—connected with the Miller fam ily. Shortly after Miller went to the penitentiary, a man named Trader was discharged by expiration of sentence. He came here, became acquainted with Miller's wife, and, after a divorce was obtained, married her. After the marriage Trader killed a man, and was sent back on a life sentence. Strange to say both men accuse this woman of being the exciting cause of the murders they (Committed, but give none of the details As Miller is now free, it is not improba ble that he will remarry Mrs. Trader, she having cause for a divorce from her last husband. ,A,~V

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WK call particular attention of our many musical readers to the advertisement of Mr. Kussner, of the Palaee of Music. His superior kuowledge over any other dealer in this section of coun try are so well known as to need no further mention. While others have to talk up in vain the merits of an instru ment, Mr. Kussner, by his masterly playing, gets out at once what an in strument is capable of producing. Then by his thorough, practical knowledge, having learned to build pianos, he can enter at once into the most minute details in showing up also, byway of com pari sou, the merits of anv sold by him. To these undeniable facts

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THE unsold portion of tho consignment lot of Seal Skin Sacques at the Buckeye Cash Store will be returned to the consignors this evening and the shawls on Monday evening.

The lUackett A Co. famous Lilly, gent's a PURCELL'S, 407 Main street, cheap.

Ji»TBKK PLANTING. Now is the proper time to plant all kinds of Fruit, Shade

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL

O. S. FOWLKK IS announced to give two lectures at Turner Hall next Wednesday and Thursday evenings, assisted by his son-in-law, E. W. Austin. Consultations may be had at theTerre Haute House until Friday afternoon. This veteran phrenologist Is so well known and respected as the father of phieology that the simple announcement of his coming is sufficient.

THK St Benedict congregation announce a Fair for the benefit of their school at Dowling Hall, commencing next Tuesday evening and continuing three nights. Supper will be served every evening, the Ringgold Band will play there will be singing and other interesting exercises. See announcement of programme under head of amusements The cause is worthy of the most liberal patronage.

instrument

Mr. K. can look with pride to his splen did business career in our midst during the past twenty years.

H. F. SCHMIDT & CO'#,

No. 406 Main street, opposite the Opera House is the place for Solid Silverware Spectacles, Watches, Clocks, Opera Glasses, Rings, Necklaces and Fine Jewelry of every description. Drop in and see tho elegant goods.

JOHN O. HEINL SELLS

Hyacinths, Tulips, lilies, all kinds of Shrubs, Fruit, Ornamental and Shade Trees, Small Fruits, OVape Vines, hardy Roses, Flower Pots, Winter Blooming Plants, Wire Stands, Seeds, drosses. Pampas, Plumes, Immortelles, Baskets, Vases, and at all times a very choice lot of Cut Flowers. FLORAL IIA LL, corner 8th and Cherry streets, Torre Haute, Ind

—WANTRD—Aftrnt-class

Trees, and Shrubs.

By planting in the Fall you will gain one year's growth. Having been in this business for the last seventeen years, know what Is best adapted to our location. I now offer for sale tho finest stock of Pear, Chorry, Plum, Apple, Quince and I'teach Trees, Grape Vines, Currants, GooselieoioH, Raspberries also, a fine lot of Weeping Trees, Kilmemock, Poplar, and Cut-leafed Birch also, Hard and Soft Maples, Elm, (Jatalpa, Lombardy, Flowering and Sweet Chestnuts, etc. eUr. Call and inspect stock before purchasing elsewhere. I have throe large Greenhouses filled with choke plants, and am al*o prepared to fill orders for Funerals, Weddings, etc. I- HEINL,

Montrose Gardens and Nnraery.

-For all kinds of SHELF HARDWARE go to BOLINGKR A LINDASY 114 south Fourth street.

•MONKY TO LOAN.

RTDDLK, HIUFFIYF^T

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—Rubber Boot*. Mens' Arctics, Alaskan and Rubbers, Ladies' Arctics, 'Alasother

kasand Robbers cheaper than ani house, at PADDOCK A PI 407 Main street, Terre Haute.

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tfOl.D SRHKLA CR8.

NftW atid handsome designs, at H. F. SCHMIDT A COTS, 401 Main street, opp.

Opera House.

—Go to PADDOCK PURGE LL for good Boots and Shoes cheap. 407 Main street, Terre Haute. —FOR TABLE and POCKET CUT-

KRY all descriptions go to BOLINGKR A LINDASY, 114 south Fourth.

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New Styles Window Brackets, New Stykn Flower Stands, New Styles Hanging Baskets, New Styles Flower Pots.

Suiw Baskets, Sheua, etc. DON'T F»RGKT

To start tor winter blooming HYACINTHS AND CROCUSES. J. A. FOOTE

Seed Store, No, 906 Mate street.

-flo to the new store of BOLINGER A LINDASY for Grates, Coal Backets, Paints,OBi and Glass. All mrwgoods at bed rock prises, U* south fourth street*

MAKE HOME PLEASANT. There is nothing more pleasing in the home than the introduction of music. In order to make room for stock now constantly arriving, a number of Pianos and Organs, in complete order, will be rented at low rates, at Kussner's Palace of Music. DONTLETITSLrP YOUR

D. H. W

RIGHT

FURNITURE

F. GOBTZ invites a call at his big furniture house, No 635 Main street, from all who want, at reasonable prices, any description of furniture,—whether it be for the parlor the bed-room, the kitchen, the dining room, or the office. He does not make a great parade of his stock, but once inside, the visitor is pleased at the excellence of the articlos ami surprised at the low prices.

FARLEY A ROACH.

Who have carried on an honorable and successful business in this city for twenty years, cordially invite a call at 312 Main Street from all who want, honest, well made Harness and Saddles, at the lowest-living prices." They have a large stock of Horse blankets and Lap Covers and everything needed about a horse. Give them a call.

OYSTERS AND LIQUORS. JOHNSON A FXJXN wish to say to their patrons—and especially dealers in the surrounding towns that they are in the field for the season, Vith the best brands of Oysters, fresh and in good condition, at bottom figures, and orders in an quanity will De promptly filled. The! house No 613 Main street, is filled with the choicest and purest liquors of eveiy description. It is bv courteous treatment of patrons and fair dealing that they have built up and sustained^ their immense trade.

BAIRD ADO LEY,

Successors to Cowles A Bowsher, north Fourth street, are makini specialty of Buckwheat Flour, Maple Syrnp, and Poultry of all kinds. In addition to these specialties, they have lected stock of Staple

la: and well selected stock of Sta and Fancy Groceries, Canned

FAUST A CO.,

The popular grocers at tho junction of Lafayette ana 7th streets, have a large stock of staple and fancy groceries, Coffees, Sugars, Canned Goods, Smoked Meats, Ac., which they are selling at low prices. Farmers and others desiring good goods cheap, will do well to give them a call.

FUQUA SERRIN.

With a large and well selected stock of groceries and provisions, Fuqua ASerrin are prepared to supply every family in the north end of the city with the best and freshest goods in tnis line. Leave your order with them for some nioe fresh oysters, celery, mince meat, apple butter, chow-chow, jellies of all kinds, butter and eggs.

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ON HAND.

J. A. Marshall is on hand with a full stock of PIANOS, ORGANS and MUSICAL GOODS for FALL and HOLIDAY TRADE, and more goods coming. He proposes to offer special inducements to those buying PIANOS and ORGANS. Everybody Ts invited to call and examine their stock.

I

MEMORY

is always prepared to

do the best work in all styles of Photographs also, IJfe-siw Crayons. He has aline assortment of Frames for the Holiday trade. Go and see him.

ISTEIN A HECKLESBURO. The Main street shoe dealers, have a large line of Mop's and Boys' heavyboots, -especially, suited to the hard winter we are to have. In finer goods they have a splendid stock which they are selling at low rates. In the way of Ladies'and Misses' fine shoes they are not surpassed by any stock in the city. If you are .needing footwear of anykind do not purchase before examining their immense stock.

Goods.

Hams, Shoulders, etc. 'Give them a calK North Fourth street, above Cherry.

HENRY STEINGAMJP,^

The popular grocer, corner of Fourth and Chestnut streets, has the best stocked grocery in that part of town. He has coffees, sugars, teas, fresh canned goods, and all tho staple and fancy groceries, which he sells at the lowest prices. He also lias, at all times, a large supply of fresh meats, as well as oysters, lisn, turkeys, and poultry of all kinds. Mr. Steincamp is building a largo trade by his low prices and strict attention to business. Give him a call. .4 TTKNT10N, FA RMERSf

LKANDKK JACKSON, the Lafayette street grocer, desires to call theattention of the farmer readers of The Mail to the fact that he buys Fresh Butter, Eggs and all kinds of 'Country Produce, paying the highest cash price for the same If vou have anything in this line to sell

HOC

retail dry

goods salesman—one who is competent to sell goods in all departments. Young man preferred. Position permanent to the right man. Address, with references, P. O. Box 18, Lafavotte. Ind. 1

Mr Jackson before disposing of it Lafayette street, between the two railroads.

OPERA MUSIC STORE," 828 Main street.

MRS. DOUOI.ASS, NO. 820 Main street, has now a complete stock of millinery goods, consisting of all the latest styles ladles and children's hats and bonnets, and all tho novelties in ribbons, flowers, feathers and silks. Also, a fine line of fimcy goods and notions all to be sold at the lowest prices. Ladies are refully invited to call before ng elsewhere.

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MRS. J. W. DOUGLASS.

OarflcU Will Xtt Be laaifarat«i Until the Fourth of March, but in the meantime he and the people hereabouts will have the opportunity of getting, at Heimcamp A Hewitt's, a pair of elegant French kip or calf boots. A perfect fit guaranteed. Their stock of ready-made boots and shoes is first-class, and they defy competition.

The GtM Ctta Biw Banter. THE PRETTIEST, THE BEST STYLE,'

THE MOST RELIABLE, THE MOOT DURABLE, The cheapest, considering quality, to be found in the city. Be sure and get the best, at R. L. Bab's.

luteb at Moore's. T. Moots has the stock of saaiblsiawl htm stats Msntelssver brought to this slty. Tboss who srstmUding, or intend to put ales ussfls In their hoasss sbould sas his stock snd lssrn his low

Ja*.

a few

Ton know the pises, Main south slds, east of 8l«th tfas also tor Arse rises plumbing sad tta sad plfiaM iron work.

—Remember that when PADDOCK A PURCELL warrant Boots or Shoe*, they stand by their warrant, 4J7 Main street, Terre Hsute. i*~~ t.

The latest New York success "A GENTLEMAN FROM NEYADA" at the Opera Kouse next Monday evening.

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 unosnally large and attractive. -We positively guarantee our prices to be as low at those of any house in the country, and also guarantee oar goods to b« as represented. Having been in business here for so many^ears, our FAIR AND SQUARE DEALING is certainly well known, and needs no further assertion, or promises. ]'r

L. GOODMAN. Jr., & CO..

Amusements.

O1

PERA HOUSE.

C."E, Hoaford, Manager., ONE NIGHT ONLY,

Monday, November 15

Will appear In an original comody drama, railed

A Gentleman from Nevada

prologue and three actslwritt«n expressly for Mr. Polk by Mr. Oeo. H. Jowup, ofNew York, now being performed throughout the United Htates with the most gratify!ngi»uec«M Christopher Columbus Gull r. J. B. Polk

Supported by a most excellent com pony, comprising the following ladies and gentlemen:

Mimes Emma Pierce, Vlrgiula Buchanan Lharie Hight, Louise Dickson, and Messrs. Erank Losee, Walter Kelly, Milton RalnfOrd, J. V. Melton, Murry Woods, Charles Parker, J. Vlnlng, J. Bailey.

Prologue—Nevada—Central Pacific Station —Rye Patch—A LeNNon in Border Hlstniy. Act First—England—'Three Years AfterEgerton Park—A Ijesson in Tmvelii ^Act Second—Picture Gallery at Park—A Lesson in Art.

Act Third—Drawing Room nt Rgerton Psrk —A Lemon in Love. ADMISSION, "8, 50 and 25c

Reserved seats on sale nt Button's without extra charge.

URNER HALL. O. S. FOWLER,

THI7VETKRAN PHRENOLOGIST will give TWO FREE LECTURES, assisted by his son-in-law, E. W. AUSTIN, both of New York, at

TURNER HALL,

Wednesday and Thursday NOT. !7'h and 18th, SUOOOIH,

On health, wlf-cultur«\ memory,, marriage^ rear! ng children, etc. Each lecture ibllc

health, te.rt with public twt examinations. Conon as to your own and children's talents, iHiHt business, heaSth, management, etc., nt the Terre Haute House rooms, only till Friday afternoon. See ittiinll hills.

closing with put sultatioi

FOU THE LATEST STYES IN Gents' furnishing Uaodil (.toll on

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tude evinin! It hex bin a rite smart spel scnts 1 seen yer sfosr, but I'm still on top an her to tell yer thet my bois still keep the biggest an best seleckted stok uv trntes an shues ever saw in Tar Hot, sn ef ye'll talk the advise uv troo christshen ssdidn't even swsir when his tow got basted, youT go an ses them sfosr bvin. Thai tel si about it in little lokal scwibs si throe this paper. 407 Mane strait. Tar Hat. Iook fur me. Thsirs the plaise.

fabrics fine.

Oldest and Most Relisbls Clothiers snd Merchant Tailora, 410 Main street.

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BURN*

,v 527 Main .=^ St rest.

Amusements.

GRAND BALL

.GIVEN BY THE

JlcKeen Cadet Band

4,-

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DOWLING HALL

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ADMISSION,

Ladles free.

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Monday, November 15,

For the benefit of the uniform fund. The McKeen Cadets liave volunteered their sear* No improper character* will be admitted.

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FAIR

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Given for the benefit of their sohool ot!

DOWLTNG. HALL

Nor. I6th, i7th and 18th#

Full Rinrapld ^Bandtevery night, shipper every nlghtT Nov. 18th—Tho mlxetl chorus of the C®oil* lan Gosang-Vercin will sing.

Nov. 17th and 18th—Oyster supper. The following articles will be voted: IV) the

lndy, iv irf«: tothemo»t popular youns man, a sliver wati'h. Tickets of lulntlSNlon, 10 cents,

PERA HOUSE.

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C. E. HosroRD, Masagor. ONE HIGHT OITLT,

Wednesday, Nov. 17.

Mri Mrs. Geo. S. Knight

Flnrt appcaranco here since their great success in England, Ireland Scotliitid and Wales, supported by their own spoHally wiected dramatic company, in Mr. Fred Manwlen's comedyHlrama. depleting life s»nd triata among the Teutons, entitled

A C^WfAN.

scene occurs at whiten a conccrt Is tntroducedL afibrding Mr. and Mrs. Knight opportunity of introducing new songs, sweet oaU&ds, and peculiar parbdles.

POPULAR PRICES.

Sale of seats will commcncc Monday mom* Jng at Button's.

F\PERA HOUSE.

a- V/ C. E. HCMFORD, Manager.

THE REPRESENTATIVE PANTOMIMM

Saturday ,INovember 20

MATINEE AND NIOHT. -.

TONY DENIBR'S

MATCHLESS

PANTOMIMIC COTERIE

With the greatest living lown,

GEORGE

H.

ADAMS

And an excentionally brilliant galaxy of Famous Specialty Stars in their ?mlficntljr.r, successful new departure,

TICKLED!"

OR, HUKPTTIJUMPTV Nswt.r HATI:«SB. Matinee Prices—Adults, 50c. Cbiidno, 35s Evening Prices—7$, GO and 85 cents. Reserved seats on sale at ButtooVi witboSt extra charge.

"Genuine" Malthys Oysters received daily nice, clean and fre*h at Eiser'g 9th and Maim in all grades and served in an style as cheap as anywhere.

IT IS NOT TRUE

That Tore Haute oonimr should o^^markets, Wt^er on' socomtt of^Sds or prices. And now" that Thanksgiving and the Holidays are approaching, we wish to call your attention to some yenr handsome goods in FRENCH aadBKLFAST 8ATIK8, DAMASK sod MOMltf, TABLECLOTHS with NAPKINS to match. These goods are very fine.

We most not forget, however, thst we sie liable to be overtaken by ooidwesther. which sails for vartotw wraps, such asCk Ac. These good* we can furnish in any stock, or made to order. Prices range on ftom TOc to $75. ffo throoghout all departments will be found fabrics cheap and

JAMES & McC0Y,

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BUCKEYE CASH STORE, 401,668 and 006 Main street, Terre Haute. Ind.