Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 12, Number 16, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 October 1881 — Page 8
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A PAPER FOR
John
IEOPLE.
OUR PEOPLE.
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has returned frem
Col. Thompson New York. Jay Keyee is off on a trip to the sea coast cities.
Dr. Louis R. Warren has returned from New York. Mrs. A. M. Farnham started for Bos ton Sunday night.
Paddock attended the Worth
ington Fair this week.
in St. Louis, this week. H. C. Cole, of Garrabrant A Cole, came In from Chicago this xnorning
Miss Anna Oilman has returned from a visit to relatives in Pennsylvania. Mrs. A. J. Crawford will visit the folks at Newcastle,! Pennsylvania, next week.
Mrs. T. W. Harper has returned from Ohio, where she has been for the p&st six weeks*
W. B. Tuell, wife, and Miss Mamie Tuell went to New York the first of the week. ,v
Dan Lynch has purchased Mr. Hegarty's interest in the firm Hegarty Manion.
R. W. Rippetoe and wife will return from their eastern pleasure trip to-mor-row afternoon.
Miss Florence Hurst, of south fourth atreot, has returned from a visit to Mattoon and Toledo, Ills.
Mrs. Huduut and daughter Phebeand Mrs. Burns and son Jimmie will spend this winter in Florida.
Harry Smith, the grocer on south Fourth street, has returned from a visit to St. Joseph, Missouri.
Charles H. Rottman and family returned safely home, on Wednesday night, from their trip to Europe.
Mrs. Sarah Lockridge, of Omaha, is visiting in the city, the guest of Mrs. Pntnam Brown, on Eagle street.
Albert Overholtz has been doing local -work on the Express while Duddleson has been soldiering at Lafayette. .Miss Ella M. Mason, of San Gabriel, California, is visiting the family of Hon. E. V. Bichowsky, 663
Swan street.
Louis Duenwog's ownership in the distillery is a three-tenth interest. Crawford Fairbanks owns seven-tenths.
Mrs. C. B. Brokaw's mother and sistor, Mrs. Reznor and Mrs. Wisner, of Rochester, New York, are here visiting her.
John F. Joyce, of the Gazette, Lawreuee Hudson, Harry Brokaw and Frank Teel are quito sick with typhoid fever.
Mr*. L. M. Thomas has resumed her art studies, after two months of rest, and her pupils are very busy prephring for tho holidays.
F. Peiponbring, after giving Indianapolis a trial, has returned to this city and leased tho old Habormeyer oyster rooms, ou Fourth Street.
John W. Hickcox and family came home on Monday from Philadelphia and othor eastern points, where they have been for some three weeks.
Miss Helen Hebb returned home Wednesday morning after an absence of some throe years, during which she hftj» been with her aunt at Sioux City, Iowa.
John F. Regan left, on Thursday night, for Chicago, Washington, Baltimore, Yorktown, Philadelphia and Long Branch. Ho will be gone about two weoks.
Georgo M. Allen, Assistant Paymaster in tho United States Navy, is now in Washington, making settlement of his accounts, and will shortly visit his home in this city.
Harry A. lXxison, of this city, was married on Thursday of last week, at Nabb, Clark county this State, to Miss Alico Mace, of that place. They will mako this city their home.
George P. Wilkins, foreman of the
Second street, Tuesday evening. There is no more popular printer in tho city than George Wilkins, and the craft join in boat wishes that the future of the woddod pair may be one of happiness.
Ind. Tlmos: Senator Voorhees's personal staff at Atlanta consisted of exiulntstor to Chill, Colonel Thomas H. Nelsoa, ex-County Treasurer J. M. Sankey, John K, Lamb and Frank Luse, all of Torro Haute. They took turns holding the senator's hat, while he delivered his able argument in favor -of a protective tariff.
Thoeo October evenings make us look up the last Winter overcoat. Does it look shabby? If so,drop in at J. P. Brennan's, just east of Rippetoe*#, and soe his handsome line of Diagonals, English, Melton, and Cassdmere Overcoatings which he is making tip elegantly, and at the most satisfactory
He has just received a new lot
of HuiUngs—some real beauties. Wright A Kaufman, the enterprising gtoMMon the corner of Seventh and Main atreet*, had their immenoe store room no full of good things that they running over on the sidewalk. In ttso tempting collection was noticed a chotoo tot of Michigan apples, catawba grope*, tomatoes, turnips, beets, hubtwrfl squashes, Yankee pumpkins, canteiopea, Jersey sweet potatoes, celery, cranberries, fnwh oysters, and boneless codfish.
R. Forster A Son, on North Fourth street, are showing now some very handsome sets of Parlor Furniture, and at such low prices as to cause astonishment. vx, "1,, jf yon wish to ewe thd most elegant millinery goods and the latest styles in hats and bonnets, drop in at Mrs. ^Reach's millinery rooms, in the McKeen Block, East Main street.
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 th^m at 212 Main street. i-i
Saddlery hardware, together with collars and saddles of home manufacture, supplied the trad* at lowest wholesale prices, by Peter Miller, the harness
Mrft George E. Farrington is visiting manufacturer, south Fourth street, Richard Dahlen has re-fitted his gro
eery on south Fourth. He has to-day oysters, in bulk or can, celery, chickens, cranberries, sweet potatoes, currants, raisins, fresh butter and eggs, baked beans, dried navy beans, dried peas, and a fine lot of canned goods, both foreign and domestic, together with table supplies of every description, all of which he sells at the lowest market prices.
Shoot the straw hat! and drop in at S. Loeb A Co's., corner of fifth and Main streets, where you will find all the latest and most desirable styles of hats and caps, adapted to every age and condition of life, and at prices no one can complain of. They have a nice line of underwear and gents' furnishing goods, selected with great taste—just the articles needed for this changing season of the year.
During these sudden changes in the fall and early winter, nothing is more essential to good health of the ladies than good, substantial shoes, such as may be had at A. H. Boegeman A Co.'s, No. 104 South Fourth street. His stock •f shoes, for ladies' wear, is very large and has been selected from the best manufactories. Whether ready-made or made to measure, you will be suited in quality, fit and price.
J. W. Roberts A Co., who have met with such extraordinary success in the paper-hanging trade, the past season, are filling up their establishment, corner of Ohio and Sixth streets, with a large and elegant stock of wall paper and decorations, and are ready to do all work promptly, and in the most artistic manner. Their success is greatly owing to their reasonable charges. Good work and low prices is their motto. Call on them for any work in their line.
You may rest assured that any late novelty in the way of nobby stationery may be found at the Central Bookstore, where can also be had the standard books and the latest publications, blankbooks, Ink, pens, paper, and commercial stationery of every description, oil paintings andchromos, fine engravings and photographs, pretty ornaments for the table and mantel, pocketbooks, knives and scissors, and everything, in fact, usually found in a bookstore. Tho Central stands at the head.
OTHER PEOPLE.
Philadelphia has a horrible curiosity in the shape of a four year old confirmed drunkard.
Louisville people have a rather confused notion of the use of towels. One citizeuused two of them the other day to hang himself with.
A couple had taken their places before clergyman to be married, at Lowville, N. Y. when a quarrel arose about the handling of the ring, and the wedding as postponed indefinitely.
A sentimontal fellow at Wrightstown, Minn., wrote to a girl that he would hang himself, if she did not marry him. As she was a stranger, she took his queer missive as an insulting joke, and replied angrily that ho would please her greatly by choosing tho tree which grew near the window of her room. When she looked out next morning there hung his lifeless l)ody.
FKW complexions can bear the strong white morning light which exposes every speck of tan, every pimple, and the slightest spotting of eezema. In Dr. sure relief from
v.wg Benson's Skin Cure is Lodger* was* married to Miss Ella Smith, the annoyance of these blemishes on the at the residence of the bride, on north cheek of beauty.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Chambers A King are offering the highest prices in cash for all kinds of country produce. Corner of Sixth and Ohio Streets.
-We are offering the best coffees, sugars, molasses, syrups, rice, teas, fish, salt, Ac* at very low figures. Call and see our new goods and get our figures.
CHAMBERS A KING.
J. W. MKLMSH has met with such success here in gold and sllyer plating that he has determined to make this city his permanent home. He is doing some remarkably fine work at No. 29 south Sixth street.
DO YOU KNOW IT?
At least two car loads of French And American Glass in stock at A.G. Austin it Co's. They might save you a dollar. See them.
The bdst $2,00 Pebble Goat Button Shoes in the city at
Oreiner's Shoe Store. Fresh Oysters, any grades, best fresh stock also, choice Celery, at EISER'S, 9th and Main.
Commences at Dowling Hall, on Wednesday, Oct. 17th, and will dose on Thursday night, Oct. 20th. This Fair will eclipse everything of the kind ever held in this city, as there are more valuable articles to vote for and raffle off than were ever put up on any previous occasion, including one fine parlor set of furniture, worth 100, to be raffled off at 91 per chance, and the number of chances are limited to four hundred. A fine $30 dressing-case is to be voted to the most popular married lady, and a fine gold watch will be voted to the most popular single lady. A fine gold-headed cane will be voted to the most popular gro-cery-keeper in the city, and numerous articles, too tedious to mention, will be voted and raffled off. The admittance fee will only be ten cents therefore, come one and all, and spend afew enjoy able evenings, and we insure you lotB of fun. The Committee will see that the best of order prevails.
—MONEY TO LOAN to Farmers on the best of terms. ..... RIDDLE, HAMILTON A Co.
With full and complete stock of nice fresh groceries and provisions which we are selling at rock-bottom prices, we feel confident that we can give entire satisfaction to all who see fit to entrust their orders to our care. We have just received a large stock of California canned goods which were bought before the late advance. Call and get our prices before buying. HERTFELTER .-•—AND-
50 cent
Wool Vest and Pants for Ladies that the Cohoes 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 you do.
FLANNELS.
Everything and anything you wish— white, colored, plain, checked and embroidered.
BLANKETS,
ALL AT ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES.
Cloths and Cassiraeres.
A'large stock—too large, in fact—and prices will be made very low, as we wish particularly to reduce this stock. You can get BARGAINS. !.j
DRESS GOODS
A full line of Black all the new colorings, Plain, Fancy Stripes, Plaids. Also the new TINSEL GOODS.
TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL.
St. Benedict's Fair
WURSTER.
N. W. Cor. 4th and Cherry.
CHAS. H. GOLDSMITH, Wholesale Produce, Fruit and Vegetable Dealer, offers to the trade by Car Load or less quantity, Northern and Eastern Potatoes, Cabbage, Onions and Fruit in season, at Lowest Prices. Call or send in your orders Information cheerfully given. Car Lots a specialty
No. 29 north Fourth street.
Under where? Under price of any* thing shown in market—a full assortment of Ladies' Children's and Men's in White and Scarlet JVool and Merino Underwear. And wo will not forget to maintain, that we have the best
BUCK ClSHMEBEr
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BLACK SILKS,
We want this displayed inlareetyi for oar lines in tbws good* are SUPE1— 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.
JACRIETS OLD STAND, ssstss
Main and Filth streets.
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A mint or gude things at Rippetoe & Millers Now, sa ole man, ef yu want too saiv money, hav peace in the family and iojoy gude eatin yu jost go and bi yare groceries an sich at the White Front, for know yu will be pleased with their prises. To-da we hav fine large Spring chickens,*'
Canned fish and Meats of all kind*, Canned fruits, the best brands, Choice hams, .. Shoulders, Breakfast bacon, Smoked beef tongues, Wsrm peanut#, Fresh bread and
Creamery butter.
TERPSICHORE A N.
Prof. D. B. Brennecke, of Evansvillef has rented Dowling Hall, and will give his opening lesson in dancing on Monday, October 31st. He wUl be at the Terre Haute House every Thursday, where he may be seen on the subject.
ROYAL.ieWH?
POWDER
Absolutely Pure. MADEbreads,Grape
from Crnm Tartar. No other preparatioi
.itjl other preparation makes such __—, flaky hot or luxurious pastry. Can be eaten by dyspeptics without fear of the ills resulting from heavy, Indigestible food. Sold only in cans, by all grocers.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., New York.
Amusements.
PERA HOUSE.
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GRAND TRANSFORMATION.
Prices of admission 26c and 85c Reserved seats Admission to Matinee *°c
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ONE NIGHT AMI
Thursday Evening, Oct, 20.
Eogsgementof
MR. FREDERICK WARDE!
TRAGEDIAN
Supported fcy Henry Aveling- Leonard 8. Outturn, James B. Cuiran. O. W. Blake, V\. 8. Marion, Mim.-s Narion P. CI'fton «nd Florence Elmore, snd other srtitts of excellence, nnder the managementoi
MR. JOHN I. COLLINS.
In Shakespeare's Grand Tragedy
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The msgnlflrent wardrobe worn by Mr. Warde and his company during these representations, Is from the celebrated costn«er,~8. VV. Ltniey. of New York and Paris. Reserved Seats Admission. W, A* and 16c
Reserved seats now on sale at Button's book store.
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ONKHI6HT O.ILY.
Monday, October I7tn
"Moving one to tean from very laughter." THE POPULAR FAVORITES, VE C. KITCH ELL'S
PLEASURE PARTY!
In the newly constrncted s-act vorioti of
OXJR OOBLINS 1
OB, FBW OB TBI BHIBB BY WILLIAM GILL, Introdndng the following brilliant exponents of gONG, HUMOR AND BXFQfXD BURUBQUB
Mr William Gill, Mr. Frauds WDsoo, Mr. Wm. y«y_P^Inf, Oaison, Bias Mira v. Mm.
Act 1. merira—The RehearsaL Act 2. ran «n the Rhine. Acts. DreatiUnd—Bcrtnd.
Par nc Art Fim oocors the rehearsal of tta pUy of suppressed emotion. MVIKT III A L****) ID whleti tbe«rmeof troe bnrlesqoe mdied.
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OwpHsc »»1«#om OHreUe. Bllto* ,Taylor Mtne. F»»ari, L'Mne, lnilf», HlUiard, Karrincbi, Oflfeabach, Rosdko, etc., atjd the loilowln*. written exprwslrj**1** & Br. Fred. Perkins, Mn^O«cl^wniW Mr. William Gill: Pq*t—"8°ch n*s—"The Fancy Boom tad Dtnoe- Ferret, unci --"Merry Belb. W. c. IITc8ElL~—P*5P*r.and Banayr M. WL B1J1KK .dmlarton
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Freeh oyster*, Celery, Peaches Grapes, A Turnips, Sweet potatoes, Michigan hooey, in the comb, Jelly by the pound,
Cran Bananas, Cabbage, Onion?, String beans California strained honey,
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Friday and Saturday, October if 14 and 15.
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Mammoth TJnole Tom's Cabin tionla Mrs. Harriet Beecher 8 owe'* Famous Diama-
UNCLk TOM'S CABIN,
Forming the strongest comosnr that has ever preutnted thin beautiful hone picture of life among the lowly, introducing the celebrated trick donkey. JOSHUA, the tatned bloodbounds and the MagnolU Jubilee Band.
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BMtvsd seats on sale at Batten's withoat extra dtarge. ..
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That we are compelled to give op the idea of a forkbal Opening.
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We woaldj however call the attention of the readers of The Mail to the fact, that
No House in this City
Can show a finer or better stock of goods belonging to oar line, than we have now on sale-
Our Prices are Rock Bottom,
Ow* calculations lor the season are to retain the lead and still more spread our famous reputation for being the largest exclusive
Lflidies^Furiiishiii^ House
In the State of Indiana
HERE POPULAR BAZAAR.
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Has a large stock of Plumbing'gooda and competent workmen to do all kinds of work in tols line,
promptly
MARCHI8I,
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UTERINE CATHOIICON,
A NMim MM FN nMAUHMfUMTt. This remedy will set in faarmoay with the Female system at all times, and abo Immediately
MB the abdominal sad ateriae maseles. and reore tksm to a healthy and strong conditioiu Dr. Marchid's Uterine CaUwllcoB wllleare falliag of the wtnb, Lneorrboea^ Chronic Inflammation and Ulceration of the Womb, Incidental Hemorrhage or Flooding, Patofol, gnppisssed aadlrn«uhr Menstruation, Kktoey ConpUtat, and is especially adapted to the Change ocLMe. Send forpamphkt free. All letters ef inquiry
Dr. Marchlei's Uterine CalMkon. TUu no other. Trade supplied by COOK dt BELL.
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MOORE & LANGEN, 16 fill, ftftaftt Strafe,
Jtfff F*pr*n Bm'Hine.) %ttTt 3ltb.
tUf tlrdftien. bfr bratft^en wie ra^i dim .-cr. rtw pcrSrn (jrffemdtfooQ, fc^std uaj tfUU) r. 9esrf SaMgra.
AGNER A RIPLEY,
imponefs a»d workers of Oraalte sad Italiaa BarW»
MONUMENTS,
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ana"in tho most satisfactory manner. His work will
befoand in the leading business and dwelling houses in the city, and speaks for itself.
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MONUMENTS,
Statuary, Yases, &c., Ac., COR. FIFTH AND WALNUT ST8 TERRE HAUTE. IND.
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OTICE TO BIDDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
Whereas, the undersigned Board of Oommisloners of Vigo county and State o( Indiana, bare adopted plans and specifications for a
COMMON JAIL, which plans and specifications are and will remain on file in the office of the Auditor of said county, in the city of Terre Haute.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that sealed bids and proposals for the const/action of said JAIL, will be received at the said office of said Auditor up to and including Tuesday, the 1st day of November, 1881.
That such bids will be received for the con struction, strictly in accordance with the said plans and specifications, of any separate part, or several parts, or for the whole of said building: that is, the said Board will receive and consider bids for the furnishing of msterial and the construction of the work of any part, or of any several parts, or of the whole of said JAIL, and in all such bids the material and work, in accordance with the plans and specifications, which plans snd specifications shall be a pan of any contract which may be enter* ed into with any bidder, mnst be embraced, and the orice therefor stated, so as to distinguish part.
Eacst bidder will be required to execute a bond In double the amount of the bid, with not less than two icsident freehold sureties, to be approved by the Board and conditioned according to law, and shall guarantee the faithful performance and execution of the work so bid (or, In case the same is awarded to such bidder or bidders, and that the contractor so receiving said eon tract shall promptly pay all debts incurred by him In tfce prosecution of each work, nclndinc labor and forbosrdi be made parable to the State of Indiana, and bond mnst sccoinpeny each bid. (Forms r.J
materials furnished, and
fing laborers thereon, which bond shall
which 1
The Board of Commissioners reserve the right
to reiect any and all bids. The plans and spad ficaiions are subject to the inspection of all per sons desiring to make bids, i-s
JOHN 8. JORDON. 1 ,, Board --™v JOHN W. WILSON, of JOHN DEB A UN, 1 Commissioners.
Attest: ASDRKW GB RIMES, Auditor.
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