Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 12, Number 2, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 July 1881 — Page 8

THE MAIL

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

OUR PEOPLE.

W. B. Tuell came home from the East, •n Wednesday morning. 8. R. Baker will start for Lake Mills, Wisconsin, to-morrow night.

L. O. Bishop, of the lively Clinton Herald, made us a call on Tuesday* Bossom A Mossom is the queer title of a firm of painters, on Ohio street. 15. B. Hamilton has moved from south Fourth to north Six-and-a-half street.

W. H. Sage and Milt Long went down to the French Lick Springs yesterday. James H. Hudson is not yet out of his room. He has had a long and severe ill-

Miss Laura Overholtz has gone to Hoopestown, Ills., for a visit of several weeks.

Tom Graham, Frank Armstrong and Ed Cassady started yesterday for Lake Superior.

E. L. Godeeke, the bookseller is enjoying himself at the summer resorts near New York.

Mrs. 8. C. Stimson is visiting the family of Rev. W. B. Chamberlain, at In dianapolis.

Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Oobin and Miss £llen Sherman, join the party going to Charlevoix.

Mrs. Dr. Ball and Miss Tillie Ball go to Lake Mills, Wisconsin, next week, for a month's stay.

Liout. Keelor and wife started for Wisconsin, yesterday, where they will pass a couple of months.

Miw Lottie Patton, of Springfield,

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is visiting Miss Faunio and Phebe JECllia, on Ohio street Mis. L. M. Cook and daughter, Mabel, Jor the next six weeks will visit at Indi anapolia, Aurora and Vincennes.

C. R. Peddle, Jr., left Tuesday evening for Philadelphia and Elizabeth, N. the home of his brother Will, to be absent about two weeks

O. U. Glover, J. E. Glover, Sr., J. E. Ulover, Jr., R. M. Jay an4 Major A. Graham, all of the Nail Works, left for the Lako Superior region, Saturday night.

Itev. C. R. Henderson will enjoy his summer vacation at Charlevoix, Mich. —going about tho first of August. Mrs! Henderson and Mitts Clara Williams will Accompany him.

S. S. Karly, who is in the east looking up a faculty to start tho Polytechnic Institute, this Fall, writes that he can not '•socure the services of Prof. Marks, who was expected to tako charge an President.

Col. W. M. Cochran and wife expect to got off to-morrow night for I^ake Mills. Col. C. has recently developed some decided talent for pencil drawing and promises to sketch some of tho scones of his resting place.

Oazette: Letter carrier Fred Tyler of 'district No. 1 and head mailing clerk Henry Wostfall will leave on the 14th for the Lake Superior region to rusticate a month. Auxiliary Sam'l Adams will take Tyler's route during his absence.

John Danaldson has not resigned his position as principal of the Third ward school, as hat* been stated. Ho returnod, this week, from Ooldsborough, N. C., where ho

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Superintendent of schools, but which he has not yet decided to accept. Tho hotiae of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walker wan entered whilo they were at the Fair Grounds on Monday. Mr. W. is a puddler nt tho Wubaah Iron Works, And hi« fellow omployea took this occasion to leave at their house a full set of china,in colebration of their twentieth wedding anniversary.

Prof. S. S. Parr, late of tho Normal faculty, visited Davenport, Iowa, this week with a view of establishing there a •Saturday paper of The Mall class, and was well impressed with the situation.

Davenport is a good point, aud we believe that Mr. Parr lias the elements to make the paper a auccess from tke start.

W. W. Durand, a veteran In the show business, wai in the city this week conferring with the newspaper men, in regard to heralding the coming of Baruum's show on the 38th—the big announcement of which will appear In Tho Mail next week. Mr. Durand is an Indiana man. residing at BloomingIon. He thoroughly uuderstatida the work he has in hand, and brings to bear •rare good judgment in the discharge of the same. It is a pleasure to do business with such a man. The same cannot be •aid of all press agent*.

The wonderful productiveness of this Fort Harrison prairie, the garden spot of the West, Uncrosses the passer-by as be daily walks past the house of Wright A Kaufman, and looks upon their display •of table supplies, all of the best fruits, ^vegetables, and country produce that is (brought to this market. The trade of «&his house is fdmply immense, for the v«Mon that the people know they fan there And every *ea«mabte article for the table, fresh, eri*p and nice.

When the weather Is so hot it is a waste of energy, and totally unnecessary to go tramping all over town for table

Miss Ida Fuller has resigned her position as a teacher in the city schools. MB, Isaac Ball had a serious bat sac-1 eessfal wrestle with congestion the past week.

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Wallie Yates joined the camping party noted last week, which started for Lake Muskegon on Tuesday

Devil's Lake has been chosen by Mrs. Tom Cookerly and her sister, Miss Anna Bell, for their summering.

A. Herz started for Waukesha, Wed nesday night, where he says he will stay until be is restored to health

Miss Anna Helm, of Louisville, arrived here on Wednesday, and is the guest of the Misses McKeen.

It is Miss Kate Hyde who has withdrawn from the school teaching force, and not Miss Anna Hyde as stated last week.

John H. Berry, of Gulick A Berry, started on his usual summer pilgrimage to the old New England home, last night.

Prof. R. Garvin came home yesterday morning greatly benefitted by a month's stay and drinking of Waukesha's waters.

Mrs. Jos. Acock, with her children, arrived safely at her old home in Oxford, England, on the 25th of June, after a pleasant trip.

Howard Sandison, principal of the High School has been tendered the department of primary methods in the Normal School.

Mrs. B. F. Havens and her sister, 'Mrs'. J. W. Harrison, from Frankfort, Ind., went down to Sullivan yesterday for a visit of a few days.

Mrs. Jennie E. Saunders, who has been visiting here for several weeks, will start start back for her new home at Iowa City next Monday.

J. H. Simmons lias taken a partnership interest with W. W. Cliver in the grocery business, and the style of the firm will be Cliver A Simmons.

Miss Sallie Scott, of the Normal training school, has been given leave of absence for a year, on account of ill health and in order to take up some studies.

Harvey J. Huston, who was with Capt. D. D. Wheeler, came in from the northwest Thursday afternoon, and was taken to the insane asylum for treatment.

Col. Hill has sent word to Will Sherburne that he can't be spared from the road, and that if he will no longer run an engine there are other positions open for him. "Boss Joe" has determined to pull out from Terre Haute. He has leased a room at Minneapolis, where he will open a stock of goods in time for the Fall trade.

Marlln Early, of the police force, was married Weduesday morning, at Washington, Ind., to Miss Mary E. Mattingly, of that tewn, and brought home his bride on the night train.

This paragraph is to tell that R. Forstor Son, on north Fourth street, are making extraordinary low prices on all kinds of furniture in order to reduce their big stock. Call there for bargains.

Saddlery hardware, together with collars ancUeaddles of home manufacture, supplied the trado at lowest wholesale prices, by Peter Miller, the harness manufacturer, south Fourth street.

Many new styles in mounting on nice buggy harness at Fisbeck Bros., at prices which we assure you are as low as the lowest. Give them a for yourself. North side of Court House square.

call and look |in

There is a red-hotness In the atmosphere that is causing our people to seek the cooling summer resorts, the comfortable hammocks, and the nice light weight straw hats sold by S. Loeb A Co., corner of Main and Fifth streets, where also may be found a full line ot light summer underwear and gents' furnishing goods, all at bottom prices.

J. W. Roberta A Co. invite every person who has papering to do to call at their establishment, corner of Ohio and Sixth streets. Their stock of wall paper and decorations is new and of the latest and most desirable styles, while the prices are of the most satisfactory character. Mr. Roberts makes it a study to please his patrons, and his good taste is a great aid in making selections.

The Central Bookstore deserves eofislant mention in these columns for the reason that its headquarters for all that is new and nobby in elegant stationery, the standard books and the latest pubil-

supplies, when at Richard IfehlenV neat cations, blank books, ink, pens, paper, grocery house, No. II south Fourth and commercial stationery of every dosatrwH, you can get the choicest ot every- cription. oil paintings and chromos, fine thing, and especially of Spring chickens, raspberries, bananas* lemon*, oranges, freah vegetable^ flat canned peacbe*. hams, pickled pork, deviled ham, *pk«d potted tongue, and a general /cariet of cooked canned meat*.

engravings and photographs, pretty ornaments for the table and mantel, pocketbook*. knivc* and sdsaois.

I»ONT FAIL to take out an Accident Potk-v with Riddle, Hamilton A Co.

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Joe Miller, of Bippetoe A Miller, will these," said President Moss, of the In go down to the French Lick Springs on I diana University. "-xtr. A medical ..iurVVtt^SLl

Anton Meyer and W. E. Hendrich* started for the French Lick Springs Thursday looming.

Jos. Jackson, the colored graduate, will teach the ooming year in the Third ward colored school.

Dr. J. P. Worrell is off for a ten day's I during the last thirty years there

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the Mississippi. Albert L. Overholtc, late city editor of the News, started, this week, on a sum mer trip np North.

The meanest man on record in New York. He invited a night watchman to take a drink, and slyly put is in a pow erful stimulant that would keep the man awake all night.

At stations on the new' Southern Pacific Railroad the following signs are seen in front of tents and wooden shanties: "One meal,

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many miles before- the bridegroom was sorry for what he had done, advised the girl to return homey and committed suicide by shooting hihsself

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The Boston Star says a man there breaks in new boots as a business. A Detroit doctor says that people with

Chas. M. Warren is figuring on plans I light eyes and hair are those who have for building a handsome residence this I warts. A Utica physician says that in families

Wall W. Sibley is lying very low, and I which roast their own coffee diphtheria no hope Is now entertained of his re-lis unknown.' 1« «r| covery. FT .1

"The United States is a this, not a

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The disparity in the ages of a Missouri elopig couple lay in the greater age of the woman, and they used this fact to avert suspicion in their flight by registering st the hotels as mother and son.

Last Tuesday, a Pittsburg aaan was sentenced to thirty days, for being unable to explain how he came in the third story of a house, at midnight. He subsequently discharged, on it being discovered that he was a somnambulist.

Senator Voorhees, who is at the Hot Springs, Ark., was asked whetbes hs thought Mr. Conkling would turn Dam ocrat, and answered, "No, sir the Al mighty, who made these mountains and this hot water made Conkling a Republican."

Because Mollis De Hart was only 18» her parents forbade her to marry BruceCooper a young lawyer of Morehead, Ky. The couple eloped, but had not gone

Over in St. Louis people are fined for teaching the laws* of politeness. The other day two women got into a crowded St. Louis horse-car. A man gave one I flr»r»na of them a seat, and toM a boy to do the1 "LXie

same for the other. "I won't, "tho you ng ster replied. The ma® seized him by the collar, pulled him out of the seat, lectured him on the dtaty of politeness, and'consequently paiil a fine of'So in court.

The downfall of the1 Rev. O. C. Sales was brought about by the fright of Mrs. Brewsr when she thoagbt she was dying. He undertook, being her pastor, to prepare her mind for deatl^ but she knew him to be a hypocrite,-«nd declared'that his ministrations were worthless far deathbed purposes. Therefore she turned to the attending physician for consolation, and placed in his hands a package of love letters which Sales, though a married man4 had written to her. She reoovered, and the physician turned the letters over to the officers of the ch«rch. They arraigned the pastor privately. He professed penitence, and begged them to "do unto him as they would have others do unto them if caugbt to a similar way.?' They decided to retain him as their minister, but the scandal got out, and the congregation forced him to resign.

For delicious Ice Cream in any quantity giYe| £I$ER a call.

Apples, Plums, Green Own, Squashes, €abbftge. Cucumbers, i^prinm Chickens,

Choice lot of sugar cured breakfast baeon, the best

tho city, at

WRIGHT & KAUFMAN'S

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They may all talk about their summer resorts, but the White Front grocery is es good a summer resort es want. Whair is there another, I'd like to know whair the variety an' quality an' cheapness o' the truck '11 ekal it. People who haint been to Kippetoe A Miller's can't have no idee o' what a big stock they keep. Everything in the line of fancy groceries, canned

goods, an' all the reliable staples, in abundance, an' besides all them, every kind o' country produce, garden truck fruit 'at grows. An' then, everything's so dean an' in sech perfeok reasonabler'n a' most anybody else. An' Rippetoe and Joe Miller an' their darks are ao obligin'an' so prosnp' about delivsrn.' I tell ye, ef ye once git to tradio' at the White Frunt ye'll never desert it. In their kollexun to-day, jest slide down over the following: Spring Chickens,

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else of people's heads. Postmaster General James rides on the street oar, while his first assistant rolls along in a carriage, behind a spankling team of blacks.

Fruits, Vegetables, Hams, Snoulders, Breakfast baoon, 3

Canned meats, Canned fish, '43anned fruitfcy

J. H. SIMMONS

Have formed a partnership as

OLIVER & SIMMONS

la the Family Qrocery Business at

No. 631 Main Street,.

Andl inrite a call from all who want

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1?&e Lowest Prices.

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knowlecfefrolf the business will enab them to keep at all times everything the market affords. They offer

Especial Inducements to Farmers.

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Cigars and tobaccos/ Bremner's Sancy biscuits Mixed andfancy candy

Hot peanuts, Fresh* Bread, fec.« te., Ac., Ac.

TRACK SCALES

ROBINSON, ILLS.

July

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United States Scale Co., Terr* Haute, Ind—GentlemenInclosed please find New York exchange ($400) for the forty ton track scale. If they continue to do as well as they have thus far, we- would not exchange them for any other scale made. They will do to bet on sure. The guarantee is all satisfactory.

Respectfully yours, UPDIKK A COLLSHS.

Proprietors Junction vator, Robinson 111.

Mills and Ele-

—MONEY TO LOAN to Farmers on ebe best of terms. RIDDLK, HAMILTON A Co.

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RAPIDLY REDUCING SOME SPLENDID LINES

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LIGHT WEIGHT SUITINGS

Our $io? jSii, and $12 Suits in Men's will cost you from $15 to $18 at any other ^"Store in Indiana. comparison will demon-

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Indianapolis, Greericastle ?nd Richmond Stores

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508 and 510 MainiStreet, Terre Haute, Ind.

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Then buy a FAN and PARASOL at the BUCKEYE STORE and keeD cool All marked aoWn. L*®8 Top Gloves, Silk Gloves, Mitts. Complete Assortment.

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An almost endless variety of beautiful designs. Ask to see them and note ptictw.

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SQk, Mull, Lawn, 8panish, French, handsome, stylish and cheap.

WHITE DRESS GOODS.

Persian Lawns, "Victoria Lawns, Mulls, Swisses, Organdies, Lattice Piques, etc] FIGURED LAWNS, a new lot Justin. 7,

Have Completed an Inventory of Stocl

And* have cut prices all to pieoes. Take advantage1 of bargains.

BUCKEYE CASH STORE

Proprietors of Hotels and Boarding

Coruer Sixth and Mkin sto-eetSj Terre-Haute, Ind.

ARE REQUESTED TO EXAMINE OUR

MAGNIFICENT STOCK

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Table Linens, Towels, Napkins*

Which, in order tosreduce, we offer at a great sacrifice and' guarantee them th* best values ever offered 4n this market.-

H. T. DURING & CO

630 Main street, between Sixth and SeveaAh.

H.F.SCHMIDT&CO

403 Main. Street,

ARE NOW SHOWING

A MAGNIFICENT STOCK

Diamonds, Watches ancfc Qdcks, Jewelry, Silverware* Spectacles, Gold Headed' Canes.

The Recent Immense Cut in Priced

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