Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 12, Number 25, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 17 December 1881 — Page 8

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THE MAIL

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE^:

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i,*' George W.' NaytorluwkaBv del* attack •f the malarial fever. v4»

"«.7V ^*7°* jL»yne is visiting his old home Henderson, Kentucky, and Justice *w Steinmebl is acting Mayor. 3 Will Tyler, of Republic, Michigan, aoa of Chas. H. Tyler, south Third street, la 4 hereon a visit with his family.

Jokn D. Turner and wife ttfcve retara* ed from their bridal trip andwill keep bouse at 046 north Fifth street. carl H. Uhler has sold his interest in the Evening News to his partner C. A. Cook, the editor, who is now. sole pro-

prietorA. B. Barton and wife started, on

Thursday, to visit their daughter Helen,

who is teschingb{in the Freed men's schools at Mobile. George E. Farriugton, accompanied by his daughter, started, on Thursday, for a trip of a week or ten days to New York and Washington.

Miss M. Alice McArthur, of north Fifth street who has been teaching in Catlin, is at her home slowly recovering from a severe attack of lung fever.

Judge Long will make au interesting theme of "The Minstrelsy of Ireland, XiMB illustrating the social life and national ji wrongs of her citizens," on which he will lectUre to the Land League on the evening of New Year's day.

Harmon L. Miller went to tVasHington this week to inspect a proffered position in the Interior Department. We hope it will be such as his excellent merits deserve—though we will be sorry to lose his citizenship, even for a time.

Alvah W. Gifford is here visiting his pare tits. In addition to his extensive printing interests he is now sectary and traveling in tho interst of the Anglo Texas Mexican Mining and Smelting Company—and it is said '"there's millions in it!" »,**#

Silaa 8. Finch and wife had their twentieth wedding anniversary celebrated in 4 happy manner by a largo gathering last Monday evening. Among thehand«ome gifts received, was a complete dinner and tea set of elegant decorated -China from Mr and Mrs. Jos. II. Briggs.

Express: James McCutchoon has been appointed road master of the E. & T. H. It. K., and will enter upon his duties on the«15th. This is an excellent appointment. Mr. McC. is reliable, enorgotic, and well posted in railroad matters. Ho has been on that road so long that he knows every mile of it.

Charley Kay, the telegrapher, is laid up with broken ankle. Last Saturday evening, after being driven to tho Artesian bath house, tho horses started to rnn, and, jumping out of the carriage, he struck tho ground with such force as to cause a compound fracture of tho ankle—the bone protrudiug from the flesh. He is in the care of Drs. Link and Crapo, and his mother has been sent for.

Oonzman «fc He3s, of the Bartlett Binddry, are constantly making to order, Blank Books of all kinds. Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, Sale Books, etc., ruled in any desired style. Merchants wanting books by the tlrst, should band in their orders now. Telephone connected with tho Bindery over Contral Bookstore, 534 Main street.

Probst A Ftsbeck, the new furnituro store, haw a very complete stock for the Holidays, embracing Parlor Suites, Chamber Suites, all prices and styles, Chair*, Fancy and Easy Rockers, Easels, etc. Call and examine, at 28 audj '25 south Fourth stieet.

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"Must have cash!" says J. P. Bren13an, the merchant tailor, at No. 651 Wabash street, and for this purpose he is determined to sell his stock of elegant piece-goods at greatly reduced prices They must be sold, and now is the time for those who wish anew suit made to order for holiday wear. You will assuredly save money by leaving your measure with J. P. Brenuan.

Fordreasod Poultry, Oysters, Rabbits, Celery, Michigan Apples, new Hams, Maple Syrup, Buck Wheat Flour, Prunes, Raisins, Currants, Nuts, Figs, Dates, the choicest brands of canned Fruits and Vegetables, imported Kraut, Honey, Cranberries, and a full stock of table supplies at rock bottom prices, go to Richard Dahlen's. No. 11 south Fourrth Street.

Wright & Kaufman, the enterprising and wideawake grocers on the corner •of Main and Seventh streets are making big preparations for the

Christmas week.

To-day they have an extra nice lot of daeased turkeys, chickens, new hams, «elery, cranberries, imported saurkrant, backwfceat flour, maple syrup, honey, jellies, new figs, raisins, citron, oranges, apple*, niee fresh butter and eggs, and everything desirable in the way of good eaUng.

Button A Co, lit th» Central BookMore, are having an itntnence hoi Way jwat reward for having laid la such an immense stock *f goods snit* able for tibrtotani gifts. There are miscdianeotM gifts books in great •variety, hooks in seta, nooks in elegant bindings, books of every description and suited to every taste a great big table devoted to juvenile literature of the most attractive kind photograph albums, pictures and picture frames, mantel and table ornaments, g*xn«* and hundreds of other articles, just the thing for a nice present. Doat hil to risit the Central Bookstore, when not *n your holiday shopping trips.

Ladies just hint to husband or that young man that one of thoss elegant writing desks or a -fancy-iable at R. Foster Son's, north Fourth street, would be acceptable on Qaristmafc.

Fisbeck Brothers Invito call to 212 Mala street foraldgant lap tohee, irianksts, and everything that maytfg wanted in the saddle or harness line, at lowest prices.

For the Christmas season Peter Miller, on south Fourth street, offers a superb lot of Lap Robes an8 Blankets, %t astonishingly low prices. See his-stock before purchasing either of these articles.

For the Holiday Trade J. A_ Marshall Is oflfering extra inducements in the purchase of Pianos, Organs, Music Boxes, Violins, Aocordeons, and small musical merchandise of every description. His goods are from the best manufactories and guaranteed tp, give, satisfaction.

Perhaps you wouldn't think, if yon hadn't read this item, of going to a hat store for a Christmas gift. But what more acceptable for a boy than a nice, new style hat or cap, or a nice pair of warm gloves, such ss is shown in great variety at S. Loeb A Co's, corner of Main and Fifth streets, where also may be found a nice line of gents furnishing very reasonable prices.

A 8UPJ2RB ARRAY

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Holiday

AND GENTLEMEN.

They have a great variety of these in Russia, Morrocco, Trtrkey and silk plush cases, satin lined and beautifully ornamented,-containing from three to

six pieces, in gold, celluloid and rubber. !es there are platelass hand mirror, hair and clothes rushes, comb and tooth and nail brushes. Tho mirrors come both square and oval. These celluloid and rubber oods are tho most stylish, elegant and urable goods in this line.

In these with six pieces there are plate-

HANDKERCHIEF AND GLOVE BOXES. Set of two pieces, dark green plush, satin lining and plate glass top: also in old gold plush. Prico, $3.50 apiece $7. a set. Quoted elsewhere at $4. and $8.

PLUSH ODOR CASES.

Crimson, with gold mountings And two cut glass bottles, $4.50 quoted elsewhere at $5."

Olive green, beautifully ornamented, with two baecarat bottles, %1 quoted elsewhere for $7.50.

PLUSH ALBUM EASEL SET. This is the very latest novelty and the most elegant article in the market. It is white silk plush, hand painted, al-bum-shaped case, about fourteen inches long, mounted upon an ebony easel nearly two feet high, beautifully lined with satin, and containing celluloid comb, brush and hand glass. On the front is a place for a photograph. The painting is really artistic and when closed it is a fine art ornament, and when open a rich and elegant display. The mirrors come both square and oval. Price, square mirror, #17 oval mirror, $16. Other houses quote them at $20.

Besides these Messers. McGrew fc Co. have an endless variety of holiday goods appropriate for gifts both to ladies and gentlemen among them shaving sots, bracket mirrors, hand mirrors, puff boxes and a large selection of cut

gottlesbottles.

lass The cut glass sea green aro beautiful. All these goods from ten to twenty oercent. lowor than tbey are quoted at jy up-town houses. Call and inspect them and satisfy yourselves.

W. E. McGREW A CO.,

Southwest corner Third and Walnut.

For a choice line of genuine novelties,}. HUNTER takes the cake. Silk and Cashmere Mufflers, Flat Scarfs %nd Ties in elegant de-. signs, Sleeve Buttons distinctly nevr. The Hemmed Stitched bosom Shirt just out is the nicest ever shown for a Holiday Gift. Buy nothing in men's furnishings without going first to the largest Men's Furnishing House in Indiana. HUNTER.

The leader in his line. 523 Main Street.

Freeh can and Bulk Oysters, all grades for the Holidays, Celery?&c. at Eiser*8

I). W. WrighMhe Photographer, has some elegantly new styles of Telret and

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Goods Have Arrived,

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And May Now Be Seep At yt W. E. McGREW & CO.

Corner Tfcird and Walnut tits

A more varied and elegant stock was never brought to tho city than is now displayed in their show cases, and they have put their prices at such figures that no one can afford to buy without examining their stock. The following mentioned articles are but a fraction of their holiday specialties. DRESSING CASES FOR LADIES

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Frames,

suitable tor the fine Photos, yonciii get there for your Christmas Presents. Gire him a call.

The very nowest and most tasteful productions of London, Paris and Vienna makers, in goods suitable for

Christmas, Birthday and Wedding Presents,

JEWEL BOXES, ODOR BOXES, TOIET STANDS,

Osak, Brask aa«l Mlrm Sets. Our stock of these sets is so large and varied in material and style that it would be impossible to enumerate them herein. We have

Satin, Brocade, Velvet and Cork Wood, with corresponding elegant liningsand beautifully ornamented with Embroidery, Humi painting. Ac., Ac., and with outfits for same in all styles and colore of Celluloid, Ivory, Tortoise Shell. Pearl Inlaid, Florence Goods, and Imperial Rubber at prlees ranging from ISL50, $3l50 $440 9640, t&OD, T910JOO upto 31040. The quantity we buy of these goods places us belower than can be

yond eompetkm on prices. Oar assortment is larger and our inices lo had anywhere in tnis State

We have an lmmeasejay out of pretty and useful novelties for and Gents in

GAME BOXES, SMOKERS'SETS, OPERA GLASSES, CARD BOXES, CARDCiSES, .ELEGANT FANS, WORK BOXES, SHAVING SETS, PAINTED SHELLS

MUSIC BOXES, COMB, BRUSH AND MIRROR SETS, GLOVE AND HANDKERCHIEF BOXES, LADIES'AND GENTS'DRESSING CASES, Ac., Ac.,

A 95.25 Home-made Shoe, Alexis cut. Box toe, $3.75. A 95.50 Home-made Shoe, Congress Button, Box toe 93.75. A 95.50 Home-made Shoe, Cloth Top Button Box toe, 93.75. A 95.50 Home-made Shoe, Kid Top Button, Box toe, 93.75. 1*

We also hare some Job Lots lit Eastern Goods.

Will sell you a Woman Shoe, good style, 91*2, former price, 92.00. I r. A good genuine Ooat Custom Made for 92.00 former price, 92.50.

-A good Pebble Goat Custom Made for 91.90 former price, 92.50.- .. ,,

good Misses Button Shoe, for 9l25, former price, 91.75. ir' A good Child's Shoe, 8 to 12, sole leather, tip, 91.00, worth 91«25These goods aro no shoddy. They are strictly first-class goods such as wo sell to our best customers, but they will accuinlate, and we prefer selling them at these figures, and give our customer the advantage of them, rather than to carry tkem over and nave them shop worn.

Don't fail*to see our Cheap Counter. It will eost you nothing to look at our goods. We will be pleased to show you through.

A. H. B0E6EMAN & CO.,

104 S. 4tli street, bet, Oliio ai^Walnut, Terre Haute, Ind. I

MEN'S SUITS, MEN'S OVERCOATS, "YOUTH'S SUITS, YOUTH'S OVERCOATS, &ELK HANDKERCHIEFS, SCARFS, COLLAR and CUFFS,

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Portmonles, Pocket Books, Card Cases, Letter Cases, Bill Books, Bankenr Cases, Card Boxes^i Reticules, Cabas, Cigar and Cigarette Cases Arm Bus, in Leather Plash and Satin, Pocket and Traveling Whisks in Cases, Moustache Sets, Infant Sets, and a complete stock of Cut and Engraved Perfume and Cologne Bottles, both domestic and imported.

We place on exhibition for the Irtl tlaae la tfeis eoaatry a number of those rare and exquisitely beautiful Pictures, in Glaces des Perles work, including a "Street in Naples by Moonlight,"

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'Cor. 6th A Main streets, and "Depot Drug Store," at Union Depot.

A RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.

WE HAVE A

Large Stock of Men's Shoes,

Hade to Measure,Misflts,and some that the parties failed to caU for Which we will sell for less than cost to dispose of them We will eellyou a A 93.00 Home-made Shoe, Alexis cut, plain toe, 93.00.

Turkish scene

"Moonlight Scene, Saleraa, Italy," "Turin Cathedral," "Cape Hatteras Light House," "Milan Cathedral," and other interesting pieces. Those who appreciate art and beauty will find them a real enjoyment.

Our Mends are respectfblly invited to call and inspect our stock, and orders by mail are solicited.

BUNTIN & ARMSTRONG, Druggists.

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Through our system of one price to all, and square dealing, absolutely control the

BOYS' SUITS, BOY'S OVERCOATS, CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS, CHILDREN'S SUITS, MUFFLERS, LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,, SCARF PINS,

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When yon think of baying your Christmas presents this season, it would be wise to consider the present condition of things, when actual living is higher than it has been sincethe war, when it takes as nrach as many a man can earn to provide for the necessities of his family, and then make up your mind to buy your relatives .. and friends a usefiil present and not an ornilnental one. A nice CL0AE will do many a man's wife more service than a fine Vase, and many a lady wonld rather have a nice HANDKERCHIEF, or a SKIRT, or a TIE, or a COLLAR, than a iancy article, for the mantel. We have prepared largely for the HOLIDAY TRADE with useM goods at lowest prices, and we think that whea Christmas is over and' "people have soberec down from the strain of their purse, those will surely feel the happiest who have boughttheir useful Holiday Presents of us

PLEASE CONSIDER THIS

Respectfully,

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OWEN. PIXLEY & CO S.

CLOTHING AND GENTS' FURNISHING-

Trade of Indiana. We have the largest Clothing and Furnishing Stores in Terre Haute Indianapolis. Bichmond, Fort Wayne, Lafayette, Greencastle, Ind, Danville and Bloomington, Hk, where all goodsrare sold at one price, marked in plain figures and retailed a wholesale prices.^ :r

OWEN, PIXLET & GO. 508 and 510 Haiit street.

HERE POPULAR BAZAAR

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before you buy.

UMBRELLAS, SUSPENDERS, KID GLOVES, DRIVING GLOVES, |J TIES, I

SLEEVE BUTTONS. COLLAR BUTTONS,

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we are to-day enabled