Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 13, Number 23, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 December 1882 — Page 5

THE MAIL

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

NOW IS 7HE TIME.

A WORD TO ADVERTISERS.

I( you have Holiday goods, or Winter [*jpod#, let tbe people know It. A large Extra Edition of Tbe Mail, iitrodncing tbe first chapter* of a serial [story, will bo sent our agent* in aurjunding towns next week.

If time can be had to prepare tbem— |Hiiid auch ia now the intention—two auperb holiday editions of Tbe Mail will be jsaued.

Tbe circulation of Tbe Mail thia month [will he greater than in any month of tbe [year.

Advertisement* ordered for next sk'a conn try and city edition* will go in tbe Extra Edition «cHkoui

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event in faabionable circles next

«Nk will be a party «t Mrs. Bement'u.

I'mdkb tbe new tew tbe grand jury meet* only four time® a year, instead of monthly a* heretofore.

JunoK AI.IKK w»a sworn in on Tues11 day as Judge of tb«'Superior Court, and •$ adjourned tbe court until Tuesday.

Ht'SBANDM are requestod not to go poking through »heir wives' bureau drawers from now 110111 (,'bristmass.

Tmk contractor 1or putting the atone wall around the.jail geta along alowly and it Is said ialosing money on the Jok»-

THKRK is a rumor in the air tbat at the next council meeting there will be a ebange in tbe bead of tbe fire department.

KAKI.T purdhasera get tbe best bargains and merchants who have bargains to offer for tbe .holiday trade ought to tell tbe publics them In time.

Iw tbe Cliwuit'Conrt on Monday the application of Kancy I'. Wilkerson on X*. Julia A. AJkIMI, for a now trial, was dlomiNsed, at frtaiulifTs costs.

TskkoJ* SniAM', an old, well known and much respected citizen of Hoaey ('r?ek Township, 'died last Wednesday night, of typhoid pneumonia.

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Barnes on Monday this

yom, and tbe ^ueallon nrt*o» "How are the presents purchased on Saturday to be kept hkWe® all «lny Sunday."

TM Cooking'leesohs will hereafter le at 'J:30 p. tn. «5n the Congregational church 'parlor*. Monday, "Pies and Pudding." Tuesday"IVUcateDeserts."

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Tit* Democrat, the now weekly paper, r*t»e-out a* promised l*»t Saturday. It ahowr* considerable spifit, ladles out large hunks of taffy, and give* evidence that apart «»f ite mission is to "get even" with MMdry persons who have antagonim) those controlling its columns.

HAUKT O. Titomrnor* retired, yesterday. front the Daily end Weekly Express, and }*•". M. Allen is now sole proprietor. Mr. Thompson ha-* not found n»wapaper work at all to bis liking, and glad to let go his hold. V\e are sorry, though, to have him go out from the happy circl«w.in printing hmise square.

A "f U»u of th«» Congrega* tVnnl Chimfc. who h«vr Iwn taking leesons in cookery from Mrs. Kwingt spread a »upj»er. last Toosday evening, in the parlors of thnt rtum-h. N iuc two hundred people sat at the tablets during the evening. ThedS#hes prepared were p)**!nff to the eye as they were tempting to Sh»* »pp»*titc, and th^se who partook of the dainty w»kery, gave btaelogs on the woman who has come to teach our wives and daughter* how to prepare wholesome, appetising food.

—We^hall be headquarter# for Fine Doll?, Albums Work Boxea, and many other aultahle goods for the Holiday*. POPULAR CKXT STORE, Fourth street, jnwr Mai o.

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Thib haa ten a lively week.

THK«toro windows are very attraclive. Tb« indigentibie mince pie ia now in I reason. ___

Tfi* doctors say we ere to have a healthy winter. _____ OOOXKRY ia tbe topic *fl tbe bour with oiwwomen folka.

Am effort ia being mode to get Bob lager*) 11 to lecture here tbia winter. THK county clerk lamied ten marriage Heenne* the day before Tbankagiving.

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made up of UN*O Johns, and there will continue to be 'tbree Johns next Monday when Jobn Hosdel takes the (place of John S. Jordon.

Omc of the most Interesting events of cthe \v«y»k was the dedication, by the tJ. A. H. boys of their new ball, on Thursday evening. Tbe wpeechea, the songs, •fee recitation* and the Imnquet made *11.glad they were there. tTwKball hurled at Are Chief Hurnett by the tiazetl.e and «iven additional fewvo by the Express. waa muffod by the council tire committee, llurnett declares it a base hit—a foul. At any rate he dldnt go out an »Jy. Not this time

an trick.

Michael Schaab, aged about twentyone, came to this country last January from Germany, and went to an unde in Union Hill, near New York city. A month later he went to work in a varnish works, and soon became a close friend of Henry Lute, tbe foreman, who took him into bis home as a boarder. Mrs. Lut* is thirty-four years old and anything bnt beautiful. Schaab soon becathe very intimate with her, and informed her that he was engaged to a young girl in Germany named Katie Mother, for whom be intended to send aa soon as he had saved enough money.

With a generosity peculiar to this case, Mrs. Lutz furnished the money to bring the girl over, and in July last she arrived, and was placed In a boarding bouse, where Schaab paid a month's board for her in advance. Her clothing was not the best, but this defect waa remedied by a further advance of |30 by Mrs.

Lutz. About this time it was observed that Schaab spent much of his time with Mrs. Lutz, whose husband waa informed tbat things were not as tbey should be at his home. He decided to sell bis property and remove to New York city. His house and lot brought |2,200, which be placed in tbe bank. He shortly after drew out 11,500, which he gave his mother to keep for him, and placed tbe remaining |700 in his wife's name.

Something over two weeks ago Lutz returned from his work one day and found his home deserted. On a table lay his wife's wedding ring, and a note Irom her saying she bad gone olf with young Schaab, aud would never return. Investigation showed tbat *she bad drawn tbe |700 from the bank and taken it along. A detective was employed, who discovered tbat they had «le|»arted for this city, where it waa supposed one of tbe parties had relatives. Chief of Police Vandever heard of the oase last Monday evening and went to work on it the following day. It was discovered tbat tbe couple arrived here on tbe morning of the lfith, a«d tbat their trunks, two in number, had been carried away from the I A St. L. depot tbe same night. After tbe dty had been thoroughly overhauled they were located ia north end boarding hoase, where they peased as man and wife. On Wodaesday •morning officer John Cain called •upon tbem and escorted tbem to police headQuarters, where' they acknowledged -their guilt and turned over to Chief Vandever |600, the, balance on hand of the stolen money. Tbe husband was telegraphed at once, and be immediately eent fcaok instructions. The woman voluntarily went before a notary public and'made affidavit of her guilt, after which sbe was given

sndthe pair were ftllowed to depart. The husband has his evidence upon which to procure a divorce,and now tbat the faithless spouse ie without money her •companion in orimo will probably desert her for a more congenial portnor.

Cfriws'bus-and haoktliiie enjoys a monopoly of standing at both depots ami soliciting passengers. .All others are excluded, by order of the railroad -compulses. Thore are two drivers, outside the ring, who are In tho habit of running to trains and standing as near the depots

the orders will admit, and have been doing* .good business. On Thursday night,-one of them had on order togo to

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ions touches upon local events of tbe week so well *s «o mske unnecessary repetition on *»t part in these.crowded columus.

union depot, after some passengers. He dnwedown, and, wbilo waiting for the tratoi, at a rcspectfatl distance Iroin lle -depot, some ono sneaked «p and threw a (handful of snuff orCayenuepepper in bin-eye*. The wretoh who committed tbe outrage made good his es­

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Hoard of County Commissioners

but should his vintim encounter him, he will fare worse than the injury he inflicted.

The ladles of the Aid Soaicty have bad a hard weok's work, lM»t feet' amply compensated by the generous contributions of our people—one feature of which was tbe sending in of one hundred and tlfty basket*,•each containing a Thanksgiving din nor Cor as many worthy families. From three to four faaadred people were fed.

In addition the baskets for Thanksgivlngdinnerscontributed to the Indies' Aid Society, the ladies of theCongrega tional church neat out a large number of well dlled baskets to poor famiikw, on Wcdueaday afternoon.

Thk Home circle danced at the Terre Haute House Thursday evening— ita first reception for the season.

—last Monday at Kt. Anthony's

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pital Dr. Crowley performed two difficult surgical operations. Straightened across eye for Miss Kffie Anderson, of Shelburn, and Miss Hollin, of Sullivan, had a severe operation performed on both of her *ym, which occupied an hour and required sixteen stitehos to complete tbe operation.

-R. Forster, north Fourth street,Fur niture Dealer, has just bought ont a large stock of Fine Oil Painting, Clocks, Bibtas, Silverware, Albums, and fine line of large l-ooking titasom which be will sell cheap for cash, or on weekly payments.

is the time to get a

handsome present cheap. Go at once, and by buying you get a chance on that fine chair be will give away on Jan. 1st.

—Our popular Photo artist Mr. J. M. Adams, ever aoxlooa to keep op with the time* and Introduce *11 the novelties has jost secured a new Operator and a lot of new Staenery and Accessories, and fei better prepared than ever to ester I to hi* many customers He makes a speciality of family groops and children.

!»**. BARTHOLOMEW A HALL,

DK.VTAL ROOMS

Removed to the new Bank building eor1 iter Ohio and Sixth street*.

—R. Footer for Furniture—Fourth St.

—See Wright1* plush and satin frames for Christmas, 4221 4 Main.

—Ornament your parlors with one of those banging figures kept by Theo. Stabl, 622 Main street.

—The "celebrated Sbultz Fulled Raw Hide BELTTNG and LACINGS are only to be had at A. G. AUSTIN

—Don't delay. Go at once to Wright's for Christmas photos. 421

MALTBY'S OYSTERS.

Why you should buy bis Can Oysters: 1st:

They are

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TEE RE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL

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—If you want tbe gift of a $50 easy chair, buy your furniture of R. Foster, on north Fourth street.

—The stock of Holiday Goods at Theo. Stahl's has just been opened and should be seen by everybody. —Wright don't need aunlight to make good pictures by the instantaneous process. —Get your wife a decorated Dinner or Tea Set as a Holiday present such as are kept by Theo. Stabl, U22 Main street.

—Rest stock of fine Breech Loading Shot Guns, New York 8bot and Hazard's Powder at A. G. AUSTIN A CCS.

Dr. Jordon's Lung Renovator—the great luug remedy—for «aie by all druggist*. Try it.

—Theo. Stabl, at 622 Main street, has a large stock of toy tea and toilet sets for your little girls. Call and see them.

—An endless variety of decorated cups and saucers, plates, and plaques just received at Theo. Stahl's, «22 Main street.

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—Theo. Stahl wants you to remember tbat Christmas will soon be at band and tbat now is the time, while tbe stock is complete, to select a handsome present for a lady or gentleman.

Good photos taken inatantly, rain or shine, at Wright's, 421S Main street.

QOOl* KA TINQ.

When yon want a good meal, cooked ie an extra nice manner, or a dish of oysters in any style, drop into W. H. Gilbert's cosy and handy place opposite the (Postoffiee.

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-Avoid the Christmas rush at Wright's gallery by going now.

-No store in this city will have a larger variety of Fancy Goods, Jewelry and Fine Toys than the POPULAR CENT STORE, on Fourth street, near Main.

CLEAN ME AT MARKET.

This is what has been established at »o. 30 South Fourth Street, by Trowbridge A Rupp—tbe latter a "chip off the old block," son of tbe vetoran Joe Rupp. It is their purpose to

keep

the best meats

to be had in this market, and, by careful attention to business, to merit a large share of trade, ('all on tbem.

WARDROBE FOLDING BED.

This ia a Folding Bed and W»wfax*o combined. The best Folding Bed in the market. Call

and

see It at E. D. Harvey's.

Also, the nicest line of Fancy Chairs, sultsblo for prosonts—in fact, the mosc complete lino of Furniture of all kinds in the city. Call once, look through tbe stock—it won't cost you anything to look. Perhaps you don't know what nice Furniture there is In town. Fourth street, iirst doer north of Main.

larger cans and contain

more oysters than any other packing. 2d He has spent one million dollars in puttiug up the finest and cleanest packinghouse. 3d: Thoy are

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sold at the same price as other packing. 4tb Can Oysters, being packed in can right out of the shell, retain a superior .flavor over Bulk Oysters.

For sale, wholesale and retail, by A. F. EISER.

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A Pair of Fine Gloves. A Silk Muffler. A Silk Handkerchief.

Select Yoir Presents in

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H. F. SCHMIDT & CO.,

Opposite the Openloow, are new showing an immense utaek of

New Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Diamonds,

Silverwer, Canes,

pera Glasses.

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A Pair of Sleeve Buttons. A Collar Button. A Half Dozen Peerless Shirts.

Ladies can have any Style of Shoes made to measure at a trifle above retail prices At Greiner's Shoe Factory.

SUGGESTED BY

OWEN, PIXLE & OO

A Silk Umbrella.

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i?. A Pair of Silk Pulse Warmers. A Pair of Silk Suspenders. A Pair of Silk Half Hose.

A Dozen Collars. A Dozen Pairs of Cuffs. A Fine Silk Lined Overcoat.

COAL.

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the Paris road and can now supply the BEST OVER THE RIVER COAL at the most reasonable prices.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THIS WEEK

10,000 Rolls

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WALL PAPER,

Alof next seasons patterns, and the latest colorings, and still more toome. Call and examine our stock and be satisfied as to the truthfulness of our advertis«meni

Now Fo The Holidays!

TRAQUAIR & WILKES.

jMcKeen Block. 050 Main Street.

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new shaft in Buchanan llill, on

A Half Dozen Fancy Half Hose. A Fine Scarf A Fine Scarf Pin.

A Fine Dress Suit A Business Suit. A Boys Suit or Overcoat.

A Child's Suit or Overcoat

Amusements.

QPERA HOUSE.

Saturday, December 2iitl

Only appearance in Terro Haut* —of—

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The Gladiator,

With the Mpeclal support of

MARIK PR K.SCOTT, LKWIH MORRISON And a powerful dramatic company uintar the management of Mr. C. A. Cblwsoln.

Reserved wat* J2.IW, »i/i0: nrid 11.00 acoonltolocation. Hale of neat* will l«*in Wrdm» day moral UK, November :»th, nt o'clock.

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Thursday, December j\h.

The popular actor, author and manager, JOHN A. 8TEVEN8, In the never failing romantic Idyl fiilltUd

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Aa played by him over 1J800 tlmmi In

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land and America, and the atilv Ainerlaui aetnr that ever achieved flnauc^al *ti«wai tn Europe.

We carry all our mecbanleal effect* nnd «e«nery to protiuee the play properly. H.

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QPERA HOUSE.

JUfrr ONE XIOHT.

Friday Ine. December 8th.

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Madison Square Theatre

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lfandacMne »iav«ftlr Progarmma forth* I Ad tea. POPULAR PRFCM

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