Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 12, Number 15, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 October 1881 — Page 8

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THE MAIL

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

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Frank Tee! is reported seriously ill •I "with typhoid fever. Mrs. J. W. Douglass and daughter are at Pittsburg, visiting relatives.

Mrs. Ed. W. Johnson and childrenars Tisiting relatives in Kentucky. J. F. Gnlick saw the Veiled Prophet* at St. Louis last Tuesday evening.

George W. Staub -was on Thursday admitted to practice as a lawyer in our •ourts.

Mrs. Julia E. Patrick and her daughter, Miss Nellie, have returned from their summer trip to tbe nortbwesl

Mrs. Mary Cory and family will hereafter make their home at St. Louis, to which city they went on Wednesday.

Miss Lizzie Hogshead of Washington, Davies county, this State, is in the city and for the present the guest of Misa Mattie Logan.

JEL T. During will remove his stock of dry goods to Pittsfield, His., next week. We are real sorry that he could not secure a good loeation in this city.

It is rumored that Riley, of the Brazil Miner, is negotiating the privilege of placing his plug hat under the editorial chair of the Saturday Night.

Prof. D. B. Brennecke came up from JCvansville this week, and made arrangements to give dancing lessons, at Dowling Hall, on the evening of the 31st inst.

The new grand jury, which began its work last Monday, is composed of T. C. Buntin, A. E. Lipk, IsaacKester. Wm. M. Crossley, Michael Byers and Horace Chamberlain.

Cliff W. Ross and wife were married teu years ago last Monday, and the evening of the tenth anniversary was made the occasion of a surprise visit from their many friends.

County Commissioners Jordon and "DeBauu returned Monday afternoon from a pleasant northern trip, which included visits to the cities of Chicago,

Milwaukee, St. Paul, Minneapolis and €.maba. Mr. Charley Bevln has severed his connection with H. T. During A Co's. dry goods house and is back at his old place in the dress goods department at tlio corner of Fifth and Main with Messrs. Garrabrant & Cole.

Ford K. Basler, the well kaown and popular agent of the E. A T. IT road at Hullivan, was married at noon, Wednesday, to Miss Allie French, of that town. The afternoon train brought them through this city en route East en a bridal trip.

Dr. Elder and his estimable wife were given an agreeable surprise visit Thursday evening, it being the occasion of the twentieth anniversary of their wedding. Thei tisllora brought with them well filled baskets and an elegant hand-painted china tea set. President Brown prepen^ the latter with appropriate remarks* 1. Madisoti.of Sefftntoh Pennsylvania, a graduate of the Philadelphia College of Pharmancy, has taken charge of the prescription department at Gullck A Berry's. This old and popular drug Arm ia fortunate in securing one so skilled in his profession, in whom the physician and the sick patient may have the utmost ronfidence.

Paul Wilson, our former townsman, was noiniuated last Saturday for the office of County Clerk by tho Republicans of the county in which Pueblo, Col., la situated. The county is Democratic by a small majority, put certainly this can overcome with a candidate of such sterling qualities and tltnossn* Mr. Wilson possesses. His many friends Imjre,

without regard to party will be gratified to hear of bis election. Mr. and Mrs. Jones, of Rockville, were in the city this week and bought iheir boots and shoes of Paddock, Pun-oil it Cb., and expressed themselves as greatly pleased with goods, prlcts. and the courtesy displayed. The Itoys keep first class goods* sell at popular price*, and guarantee their goods. Call and see them, at 407 Main street, Terro Hante.

Farmers, hold your horses a moment, •while we whisper in your ear that you ahould call at A. H. Boegeman A Co's, Ho. 101 sonth Fourth street, where you will see the most complete line of Boots and Shoes both custom made and home

Mr. Boegeman has selected

ftom the best manufacturers a big adock, especially adapted for substantial service, and is making prices to suit.

Yon may rest assured that any late novelty in the vrav of nobby stationery may be found at the Central Bookstore, where oau also be bad the standard books and the latest publications, blank books, Ink, pans, paper, and commercial stationery of every description, oil painttegs and chromos, fine engravings and photographs, pretty ornaments for the table and mantel, pocket books, knives and scissors, and everything, in ffcet, anally found in a bookstore. The Central stands at the head.

Leave your order to-day, or any day naxt week, with Wright A Kaufman, tbe popular grocer*, on the corner of Main and Seventh streets, for young chickena, new hams, codfish, cream cheese, creamery butter, oysters, celery, rranbertiee, beets, Hubbard aquaahes, tnraips, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, lima

kins, Michigan apples, graj**, peacbes,

Geo. W. Heltemus and wife have returned to their home, in Missouri. J. J. Baur, the druggist, and his son, Oscar, came home yesterday, from a four months' trip to the Pacific coast.

Miss R. Anna Bittner, of Newcastle, Pa., is here visiting her sisters Mrs. A. Ferguson and Mrs. W. A. Hamilton

Sidney Goodwin, father of Charley Goodwin, of Hebb A Gcodwin,is very dangerously ill, at his home west of the the city.

Tom Sibley is again in trouble. He confesses to taking ten dollars from a drunken coal miner, and is now in jail under bond of $200, with a fair prospect of shortly returning to Jefferson ville.

R. Forster A Son, north Fourth street intend this Fall, to offer such inducements in the way of elegant and substantial furniture and at low prices as have never been known in this city.

Peter Miller on South Fourth street, has just opened a superb lot of Horse Blankets and Lap Robes. He has Robes in Fur, Wolf, Buffalo, handsome Plush and Wool.

Fisbeck Brothers cordially invite all who want anything in the harness line, well made of the best stock, and at the lowest prices, to call on them at 212 Main street.

S. Loeb A Co., the popular hatters, on the corner of Main and Fifth streets, have on exhibition all the latest and most desirable shapes in Hats and Caps for Fall and Winter wear. Certainly from their large and varied stock every taste and eccentricity can be satisfied. The prices will surely be satisfactory. They have also a select stock of gents' furnishing goods.

These October evenings make us look up the last Winter overcoat. Does it look shabby? If so,drop in at-J. P. Brennan's, just esst of Rippetoe's, and see his handsome line of Diagonals, English, Melton, and Cassimere Overcoatings, which he is making up elegantly, and at the most satisfactory prices. He has just received anew lot of Suitings—some real beauties.

OTHER PEOPLE.

A Philadelphia drug cleric swallowed one of bis own mistakes the other day and died in a short time.

Garfield is the third to die of the fifteen members of the electoral commission, Senator O. P. Morton was the first, and Justice Clifford the seeoud.

A drunkard took his eleven-year-old boy with him on a spree, at Maquoketa, Iowa, and gave him as much liquor as he drank himself. The boy died in the stupor of intoxication.

The Fisk university negro singers were refusod accomodation at four Torouto hotels. As soon as this became known, a number of wealthy white families tendered them hospitality.

Jennie June is responsible for an intimation that President Arthur is likely to marry, before the close of his administration, the widow of a well-known and very wealthy New Yorker (Mrs, Marshall O. Roberts),

Forthesixtb limaitl Lhe liistory of the nation, the President of the United States is without a wife to adorn the White House. Jefferson was a widower, Mrs. Andrew Jackson died just before her husband was inaugurated. Martin

We Htnnbdiire oar goods.

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That other dealers boy theirs.

That the profit other dealers pay when thej bay their stock is the amount we sare yoa when yoa bay from as.

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CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS.

506 and 610 Main street.

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bananas, and a fine stock of canned jelv TTTCF'R.'Q fiw,«Dd trait batt«n, 6tC., JO tO £iL.CiAO.

For Peaches, any kind of Grapes, Fancy Ap-

pleS. Peai*8, BananaS.

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KIDS!

Black undressed Kids in four buttons. The Sara B. undressed gloves in shades of awn and tan. Brown and Ercu kids ia four buttons.

The very latest gloves "on hand."

Scarfs, Ties, Fichus and Collars,

In Lace, Net and Embroidered. New and desirable styles and DECIDED NOVELTIES. Fresh importations. Nothing like them show elsewhere.

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RIBBONS

Sash Ribbons. Beautiful new patterns in Brocade, Plush, Amber, &e. ft

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Wool Vest and Pants for Ladies that the Cohoe3 mills can produce. Please call and ask to see our fifty cent goods. No matter if you do not wish to purchase now you will know where to go when

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Van Buren was a widower. John Tyler |V| A IIM 01,, V/Ui&> Oil), was a widower for about two years during his term of office, and James Buch anan was a bachelor. Now comes Ches ter A. Arthur, whose wife has been dead more than a year.

A Shelbyville man who ran for office once and was defeated, says now he is glad of it. He adds I'd rather be a dog and bay a moon of green eheese than submit myself again to the moral crucifixion, button-holing, lying, sneakiug, double-dealing, back-biting, whispering, conniving, rot-gut swilling, hand-shak-ing, fo«l-breathing, make-believe friendship and barefaced treachery that must befall every man that runs for office.

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TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING

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Table Linens,

We have some decidedly new things, and they are desirable, and very low -ricea—that is desirable. Please ask to shown these goods whether you wish to purchase or not. 'fifi-S, •te''

HANDKERCHIEFS

Beautiful patterns in Fancy Borders also, Plain and SUk^Brocad|s,

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Underwear.

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Everything fend anything you wishwhite, colored, plain, checked and embroidered, a

BLANKETS,

ALL AT ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES.

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Cloths and ^Cassimeres.

AQarge stock—too large, in fact—and prices will be made very low, as we wish particularly to reduce this stock. You can get BARGAINS.

DRESS GOODS

A full line of Black all tbe new colorings. Plain, Fancy Stripes, Plaids. Also the new TINSEL GOODS.

PLUSHES,

Bronte, Seal, Navy, Otter and all tbe new shades.

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BLACE SILKS,

We want this displayed in large type, for our lines in these goods are SUPERB Prices and qualities GUARANTEED the lowest. We would be pleased to have every one call and inspect these goods, as we make a specialty of them.

CALL AND EXAMINE.

Garrabrant &Cole.

JAURIJETS OLD STAND,

Main and Fifth

streets.

DRY GOODS.

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LINCOLN, DEHT1ST

Office, 19J4 8. sixth, opposite P. O. Kitraetlng ana artifleial teeth speeialMes. All work warranted. (d&w-tf)

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W. BALLEW,

DENTIST,

Oflloe, 4SS){ Msls Street, aver 8a|«'i •Id «*aftftlOB«rr 'stand. TKRRK HAUTE, LND.

Can be found in office night and day, J. BMTH AMlflOX. B. W. YAM VAUtAH RICHARDSON 4 VAN VA1ZAH

DENTISTS.

Oinca—aoutbweet corner Fiftb and Main streets, over National State Bonk (entrance on Fifth street.

R. A. W. SPAIN. ikkcb—915

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Office—Corner Third and Main streets, over Groves A Lowry's Drug Store. CONSULTATION.

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Under where? Under price of anything shown in market—a full assortment of Ladies' Children's and Men's in White and Scarlet Wool and Merino Underwear. And we will not forget to maintain, that we have the best

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OFFICE:

CORNER EIGHTH A POPLAR STREETS.

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PICTURES, FRAMES, MOULDINGS. y» Fictar^. Frames Made to. Order. -5'' MoEeeu's Block, No. 646 Main street between 6th and 7th.

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Dr. J. P. Worrell,

OCULIST and AIJRI8T,

666 Main Street (McKeoc Block), TERRE HAUTE, IND.

Oracs

Houas—9 a. m. to 12 m., 2 to Sp.

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AL THOMAS, Optlelan amd Watekmakcr

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For the trade. No. 615 Main street, Blgt of big aaau with watch.

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Wholesale and Retail Deiiier in

1*1 auos, Melodeous, OvganN, ^.Musioal Instruments,

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ARTISTS' SUPPLIES,

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Sash, Doors, Blinds, &c

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LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, GLASS, PAINTS, 0IL8j|| and BUILDERS' HARDWARE,

f11 Mulberry Street, Corner Ninth, v'*'r TKRREHAUTE. INI

35 Years' Experience

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Ladie^' and Gentlemen's Wear

Enables me to guarantee perfect satisfaction. Gents' wear neatly repaired.

H. F. REINER,

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65ft Main Street

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HAZLETON BRdS.

TAYLOR & PARLEY BURDETT and WOODS & CO.

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TF you buy these, you buy the best Ton 1 will also get fresh as I dont consign or families on trial, bring them back and sell them for new.

stock by buying of me, or push them Into private

Pianos and Organs sold on easy monthly payments.

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Palace of Music, south aide

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Irbrttm. fc»w»b! is fmtfefern uie niglifd)ftt €pra6f. mr&ea gej^BadfooQ, \dfudl anb bi2ie angcfcrjigt.

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Sloott It Scsges.

avjftperdsr at home. Samples

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WE ABE SO BUSH

With business and opening and arranging

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OPENING

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We are however ready ito show our tofljers iisw the best assortment of all goodi our line, such as

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Seal Skin worth $300,

-V' »:-s-'4tW *"0* 4 I v.. The most complete line of

Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Corset! Laces, Gimps and Ornimen

The latest 'novelties' and lowest prices in City.

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Our comparatively .very small business penses, enable us to save you at least

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Diamonds^ Watches and Cloc] jewelry, Silverware, Spectacles, Gold' Headed Cai

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James T.M00

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Has a large stoek of Plumbing ijoods and competent workmen to do all ki work in this line, promptly audin the most satisfactory manner. His wo be found in the leading business and dwelling houses in the city, and (or itaelf. v.,tf

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NflwSiawls, Cloaks and Wr:

STYLISH AND CHEAP. SEE TBI The Best Variety Lowest Prices in Coll wntT^iTJi^7rlBandttlrts.

^BLACK SILK

Jnst opened another lot of Guinet and Bellon's renowned

At former prices, notwithstanding Eastern advance.

'VELVETS AND VELVETEENS,

Great

New Dress.1prices.lowatvariety

In all the popular makes and shades.

CORSETS! CORSETS!

Tha greatest possible variety of perfect fitting at "Jobbers' priceeJ

Loom Guipure, Chantllla and Spanish, in the most sxberb patterni Tbe very latest novelties in PABSAMENTRIES and FRINGES. New Goods, Good Goods, Nice Goods and Cheap Goods, every day at

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