Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 12, Number 23, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 December 1881 — Page 8

THE MAIL

A Paper

for the

tly toll

People.

OUR PEOPLE.^

A. J. Kelly addresses the Land League, to-morrow night. John G. Williams has returned from a trip to Natchez, Mias.

Judge Harvey D. Scott returned home tnis week from the north. Mrs. 8. S. Early and daughter, Emily, went eait on a visit, this week.

Emma C. Pridham baa applied for a divorce from John F. Pridham. Everett White, son of Jacob White, is aerionsly ill with typhoid fever.

Miss Belle Gillespie has succeeded Miss Lulu Ball, in the postoffioe lobby Mrs. T. R. Bacon, daughter of J. Foote, starts back for her New Haven home, to-day.

J. H. Yuudt, so long in newspaper square has taken charge of Wright Kaufman's books.

Rev. Joseph Jenckes, of Des Moines, Iowa, is visiting his relatives and old time friends, in this city.

Davis Buntin succeeds Tom. B. Cook erly as assistant to Paymaster Frank Crawford, of the Vandalia.

Dr. Wm. P. Armstrong purchased this week from his Bister-in-law the valuable property on which ho resides.

Rev. W. R. Halsted, of the Indiana Conference, will preach at Asbury Methodist Episcopal church to-morrow 10lA a. m.

Miss Lizzie Hogshead, who has been visiting here for several weeks, returned 0 her home in Washington, Da vies •ounty, this week.

Burton A Burns, gents furnishers, loaed their doors this week, and made assignment of their goods for the •enefit of thfiir creditors.

Senator Voorhees went to IndianapoWednesday afternoon, and the next ay journeyod on to Washington, to be resent at the opening of Congress.

Capt. D. D, Wheeler changed his base operation!* from Yankton, Dakotah, St. Paul, Minnesota, where he is in targe of the depot quartermaster's lice. John F. O'Reilly, Maurice Hnggerty, hn Hanley, and Prosocuting Attorney .. J. Kelley attended the National Conmtion of Irishmen, at Chicago, this eek.

Mrs. A. IP. Voorhees went to Greenlle, 111., yesterday, where her father, ay or V. Holeomb, an old and honored Uzen of the place, is lying dangerisly ill. Mrs. Theo. lludnut, Mrs. Byrnes, las Phoebe Huduut, Mrs. B. II. Cornill, Mrs. A. G. Austin and daughter irrio started, on Wednesday for dnesville, Florida, whero the winter ill be passed. E. L. Girdner, so long the affable, effl»nt and popular ticket agent at the nion depot, retired from that position, 1 Thursday, and was succeeded by toe. 11. C'ookerly^ wbo was formerly Aistant ticket agent, and is well posted to the workings o'f the office. Charley ixer remains as assistant. They are pular with the traveling public. A groat many people who have someing the matter with ihem cannot ex

whether it is dyspepsia or reli-

n. But anybody can tell you that the tee In this city for the latost and most /lish hats snd caps, warm gloves, ele«t underwear and gents' furnishing ode, In at the corner or Fifth niul Main tart*. S. Ijoeb it Co. carry a big stock, soli at prices satisfactory. i^adios just hint to husband or that ung man that ono of those elegant -iting desks or a fancy# table at R. •ster tfc Son's, north Fourth street, uld bo acc«p:able on Christmas. Mrs. Roach desires every lady in this and vicinity to call on her, in the

Me Keen block, aRd see the most gant line of Millinery and the most mptete line of Ladies Underwear.

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Flebcck Brothers, the popular harness

8 TERRE HAUTE SATUI.

OTHER PEOPLE.

P1BOW.K imniiBn, ure imiuw *lor* and manufacturers, 212 Main IjfUllCS SOlTlritlling particular* twt, show a great variety of Saddles, .• men. ladies and boys. These sad-

are of their own mannfacture, and auportor work,. Fathers, mothers and children, have a been in the Central Book Store this •akr If not, drop in next week and »that long table spread with the most opting array of juvenile books yeu tt sat eyes on. No pareut can look at a tabic and rednist getting each child a 4ty book for Christmas. And then tbe way of Photograph Albums, the •ck is immetw* and the variety great, jtton Co. have received recently a ^e utoct of blank books and corneal sutionery of «v*ry description. »f all evil things it is hard to say «teh is least. Shakespeare tell us Sieve is small choice in rotten apples." for good things such as Dressed ottry, Oysters, Celery, Cranberries, ice Meat, Bauer Kraut, Michigan •plea, Jams, Jell***, Preserves, 4x»t brands of Canued Fruits and fgetebtaa, inarmed Fish and Meats, jlUh, Smoked White Ksh, Cream MM,

New Hams, Buckwheat Flour, pie Syrup, Oeiery, Sauce, Pick lea, iw-Chow, there is no better place in ,-n than Richard Dahlen's No 11 south nrth Street.

Mr. Tilden takes off his hat when be

votes. President Arthur enjoyB himself at dinnerparties.

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None of the Astors follow any bustness except collecting their rents. President Arthur is such an accomplished silent man that it is hard to start a rumor about him*"'

Eight of the jurors who aaquited Belle Spaulding of murdering her husband at Galesburg, Ills., accepted her invitation to a banquet in celebration of her escape from the gallows.

Col. Rockwell, it is said, is the only person who actually saw both of the assassinated presidents die. He was detailed by Secretary Stanton as soon President Lincoln was shot to be guard at the house where he was lying, and witnessed the death struggle next morn ing.

It is generally supposed that when man is running for Congress his politi cal opponents can say whatever they have a mind to about him, whether it is true or false, but a precedent has been established in Pennsylvania that forebedes the destruction of the liberties of the press. When Mr. Scran ton, of Scran ton, Pa., was running for Congress a year ago the Democratic paper said that he was a thief, and while Collector of Internal Revenue had stolen govern ment money. Mr. Scranton sued the editor for libel, and got $3,383 damages.

There is a curious case in Pennsylvania of a man who has been convicted of mur der upon his own confession, with no other evidence than circumstances making it possible for him to have committed tbe deed. Now, with the gallows star ing him in the face, he weakens, and in sists that his statements were untrue, and were made while temporarily in sane, and laboring under strong religious excitement. The question whether to hang him or not is being agitated, but the best solution of the dilemma would be to send him to prison and let him stay until he finds evidence to clear himself.

The two most important things in this lower world both begin with M— money and myself. It is also important to knew that Wright A Kaufman, the popular grocers, corner of Wabash and Seventh streets, give prompt attention to all orders for Dressed Turkeys, Chickens, Ducks, Rabbits, Oysters, Celery, Capberries, New Hams, Buckwheat Flour, Maple Syrup, Honey, Mince Meat, California Dried Peaches, Florada Sweet Orangos, Michigan Apples, Malaga Grapes, and everything in the eatable line.

Take your watch or clock to Jacob Kern, in the new McKeen block, when it needs cleaning or repairing, and the work will be well done, without risk of the time-piece being ruined.

Cash Assets, Nearly 97,000,009 All who want first-class Fire Insurance, will do well to insure in the Home, of New York. Office, southwest corner of Fourth and Main streets, where Policies are written. All losses are promptly adjusted at this agency.

MEL STEWART, Agent.

SINGER] Always Ahead!

Notwithstanding all the BLOW and BRAG of UNFLEDGED SEWING MACHINE MEN of their new and untried machines, the OLD RELIABLE SINGER, of Thirty-five years' test and trial, stands at the HEAD, and is unrivaled in pepalarity. Its superior mcchanical construction over all other Machines, is fslly appreciated by overy person who wants a first class Machine. More Genuine Singer Machines sold, moro used, than of all others combined. Buy the Singer and you always get the ISctt. Si no er Office 328 Main st.

KUBBER SHOES. A. H. Boegeman &

Peter Miller on South Fourth street, Rubber Overshoes of 6V«ry

in Fur, Wolf, Buffalo, handsome

uah and Wool. ___ .1

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104 south Fourth street have full and complete line

of

descnption, deluding the

Back-Strap Arctic, high CUt

and low cut, and for the

nice in imitation of watered silk. MUST HAVE CASH

We have marked our $40.00 suits down to $35.00 |our $35.00 suits down to $30.00 our $30.00 suits down to $25.00 and pantaloons in the same proportion at

J. P. BRENNAN'S, G51 Main Street. For the nicest Millinery Goods at the lowest prices, call on EMIL BAUER. Sign of the Big Bonnet. 4th Street ****$!

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Mantels and Grates Full stock, cheaper than ever at Balls Stove store 303 Main.

'•See the Coming Lock"

Builders, especially owners of property, should demand that the old shell excuses called Locks, in past ages, shall curse no more doors for them, when they can buy for a small price a simple, strong and secure Lock, needing no repair, at A. G. Austin A Co's. See these Locks before your doors are butchered so they cannot support the "Coming Lock."

—Young man get fitted for business at Isbell A Miller's Terre Haute Commercial College.

—MONEY TO LOAN to Farmers on che best of terms. Riddlb, HAMiLToif A Co.

H. F. SCHMI

H.F.

BUNTIN & ARMSTRONG-

Announce that for the past four weeks they have been receiving an

IMMENSE STOCK OF HOLIDAY GOODS,

Which were selected in advance

IMPORTED TO THEIR ORDER!

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Christmas, Birthday and Wedding Presents.

These elegant goods are now being displayed, and attractive additions will constantly be made until Christmas. At,**

Note: Their descriptive catalogue will be furnished on application.

BUNTIN & ARMSTRONG, lrng£ji8ts.

Cor. 6th A Main streets, and "Depot Drug Store," at Union Depot* j-•

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DAY EVENING MATT,

RUBBER SHOES Stein & Heckelsberg have just received at N. 421 Main st., an immense stock of Rubber Shoes of every description at way down prices

The most complete line of Rubber Overshoes in the city at GREINER'S SHOE STORE.

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ARE NOW SHOWING

OF—

Diam6mfls, Watches and Clocks,

lly,' Sil^rwa^e,

compnsing tbe 110 compare with Cincinnati, Chicago or home.

ONE HALF THE ACTUAL COST TO

THE MANUFACTURER.

fe "fea1 Wit tMean jant what|%re say, that no Mich Bargains have ¥if before beru known or heard, of In this markci.

iiot pay 0IO for a Cloak sonn-where else, that yon fan |ay of us for $4. We will Nell you one for $3 that has Sold up to Dee. 1st at $9. $6 will will buy oue that a el in or $ 1 5 $ 1 0 a a

beeu selling (or $25. Oue-ilollar will buy one that has 'been selling for $2.50. %, These goods are iu black'only,' &ud ill Hizel from 32 to 42 bnst measure* E EBY OXE HARKED W

PLAIN FIOilttEM FROM WHICH THERE WIUL

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J. BERNHARDT.

HMIDT&CO

08 Main Street.,

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IFICENT STOCKS

Gold Headed Canes.

CLOAKS. CLOAKS. "CLOAKS.

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CLOAKS:

f' Ladies should also see our All Wool Black %:s ^Cashmeres, for 35c, 40c, 45c, 50c, 60c 85c, 75C and—we'll stop at 75c, and compare it with any you have seen for a dollar,

We contiuuc to sell the Pliable Hip Corsets for 50c, the best ever seen for the money.

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fair LADIES' KNITTEST%?««

'We are selling for SSe, Is positively not sold by any

other bouse less then 59 centa.

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prices to reduce stock.

Ho! for the Holidays.

sExtensive Preparatioo! Carefol Selections! Usefol Articles!

Buckeye .Cash Store,

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HOLIDAY TRADE

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Purchasers ol SEAL SKIN CLOAKS, should' not fail to examine ours, as we are not afraid'

^competition.

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OUR CLOAK STOCK

Has just been finished with lots of novelties at reduced prices

OUR NOTION STOCK

Is being filled up with anything new and novel, suitable for the season.

HERE POPULAR BAZAAR.

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J^"EW QUEENS WARE STORE-

E. JTOEL,

T' DEALER IN—,

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Queeusware. Glassware, ... Silver Plated Ware, Cutlery,-^5

Looking Olasses, ramps and Fixtures* No. 126 south Fourth atreot, Opposite

Markot House.

Call there for bargain?.

SOMETHINQ ENTIRELY NEW.

BALL'S

Health*Pregerring Corset. By a novel arrangement ol lino colled wire springs wbiob yield readily to every movement of the wearer, the moat

PEltFECT FITTING and comfortable corset ever made is secured.

APPROVED BY BEST PHYSICIANS. For sale by leading retail dealers. Manufactured by

OHIOAOO OORSST OO.,

wamst»4 or OHIOAOO, ILL. Mmct KtAuM. Wo# by 1UU, 11.10.. T.ATOT jLatxxrrm WMXTVTBD.

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-•"MOORE & LANGEN,

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saiiy Jlxtrett Jffrf 3ltb. fICt Mtuttu fcnwM ^fr bciiff^cn itiecr £.. u'cr&cti gcf^madooli, f^ncD ii" l:,.'}».

Tloavt & fiangen.

W. 8. Cwrr. J» H. Williak#"

CLIFT & WILLIAMS,

ffll MAnvTACTxnuam or

Sash, Boors, Blinds, &c

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LUMBER, LATH. SHINGLEiS,,

GLASS, PAIST8, OILS Md BGILDBBS* HABDWABK,

Mulberry Htreet, Corn«r Slnth, TERES HAUTE, IND

NOm»andersigpaed

otice to the public.

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have opened a reoelTlnc?

Room in the rear of So. 17 Sooth Second S re he re I a re pa re 1 Tallow, Greaae of any kind, Pork and Beef Craekllsucs and Bone* whether green or dry, for which I wlli pay the htebertcarti prices. And will *lio bar Dwul Hi*" by the ringle box or

loud. Hojpi received on the Wand

aoath-weftt of the city, &t the factory office No 17 Sooth Second Street, In the rear entrance* ""•""•."•fflfiaiin.