Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 13, Number 23, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 December 1882 — Page 8

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THE MAIL

PAPER

FOR THE

The

PEOPLE.

OUR PEOPLE.

A. B. Salsich ha? been on the sick list tins week.

MM.

N. G. Boffii biting ber daugh

tor, at Suffolk, Virginia. Joe Erlanger, now of Cleveland, Ohio, fcas lecn here since Thursday.

J. I. Farley has returned from a of three weeks in Mattoon. Congressman Lamb'wUl not take bis •tat until the 4th of next March.

Mrs. Henry Forbes, of Danville, is visiting the family af Mayor Lyne. Hon. Wm. Mack was granted, this week, a patent on hi* open* glass holder.

Mrs. Ewing has returned from Rockvfffeand has resumed ber cooking lessons.

James P. Tutt has moved to Brazil, where he will superintend a stone qtmrry.

Dr. Jordan, who has been in the city several days, goes back to Indianapolis Altisrvming.

Mis* Emma Delis went to St. Louis

•ma

Thursday morning to visit ber sister Mrs. Henry Michel. Mrs. Wm K. Burnett has sued for a divorce from ber husband, the Chief of the tiro department.

K. O. Wbiteman csuie homo on Wednesday from ICansas, where be has been for couple of weeks.

A. i. Palmer, of If. L. Bushnell's ©fllce, has declined a tempting offer of a position in the

C. A E. I. office at Chicago.

Kditor Hayes, of the Sullivan Union stopped over here Tuesday night on the way home from a two week's trip in Dakota.

Mr*. K. P. Gobin, formerly of this

rity,

now at Gadsden, Alabama, dislocated li''r ankle at a skating rink a couple of week* since.

Marx Myors, of Myers Bros, came borne on Wednosday evening from bis third trip to Now York, to buy clothing for the soovju's trado.

Mrs. Mary Hnworth and ber daughter, Mrs. Col- Itaird started on Tuesday •'for Tampa, Florida, where tbey will tho winter.

Jitc»y Kern is out again, after a severe illuoss of three weeks. lie will go to dhicAgo. to-morrow night, to select Christum goods. lUtihnrd Kwator, sr., has retired from UmfurniK-ure buHincsd, and will reside in Wmhingtan, this winter. Dick Foster, jr., continues the business.

Manager White, of Owen, Pixley A

I'O'H,

WAS summoned to Indianapolis yesterday by tho serious illness of bis wife, wbtt lull suffered a relapse.

W. A. Jordan, now with W. II. Paige ilt i'v^ bas a good odor in Mason A Haiti]nl's muaio bou«e, Chicago, and will go there the first of January. \V.

Allen, who recently oponed a

Mwhxr.l itiiloring establishment in jicmlWer's old sUud on Main street, has rJused and gone to Danville.

A little Button was sufficient to cause -Jud IJuMon to be thankful on Thanks(Ciring dny. It is a boy baby button Midr uneto hi* household the day botore.

high school studonts ou yesterday twiMcittcd Prof. W. W. Ilyers an elegant gold headed cane, as a token of their amtfwui for a faithful, painstaking teacher.

Kx• Mayor Havens says be has no po UUcat aspiration for next Spring, although several buttons have been pulled oflrtii* coat by persons who want him to make the race for Mayor. "Mr*. J. K. Somen and her little daughter twd a narrow escape from sorions injury, perhaps death, by being run over fcy runaway team, at the corner of Haiv Mid Sixth streets last Tuesday.

Charles McCray.of the Vandalla yard MtanU'r'g oflko and Mlm Nellie MctJee, tor many years in the family of Samuel McKeen, were married Wednesday evenlag,at Mr. McKeen's residence. The wadded pair left on the midnight train tor Chicago, where on the next day the «ta*4e'* sister, Miss Kate McGee was saitt in marriage with James Fitapat--*dwk, of the county aoditor'aofllce. The ttepfv quartette will make their homes in Ubasrity.

Probst A Flsbeck have a very large •Cork, suitable for Holiday. Wedding or KKhday Presents. When yon inspect (Mr .display, you cant help but find MMeefhiBg that will take your eye and pike.

CL r. Fliibeck wants you to call at No. *3 Main street for sultstanUsl Draught ud Chain Harness. He is overstocked with Horw Blankets and Lap Robee, MA4 i9 celling them at very low prices

Try Will Whites Philadelphia Oaromota. Price reduced to twenty-five •Mite a poand.

JTbe Fall JWMOII I* here, and you will wsarit to pat your bowse In order for the coming winter. Among other things there will be papering to be done, and wm will And a suitable stock to wlect front at J. W. Robert* Vs elegant 4MtabU«bment, corner of Sixth and Ohio

Their bwdness h*» grown im-

•innrrlj- the past y«r. on account of leaonnnHf ebarg**, and the artistic style of work nnder Mr. Roberts* direction. Willi large experience display at fieikwt* t*#i® be directs the corps of auMr bangers in his employ tn prodo©* pwtect harmony with tbe surroundings.

For any kind of Furniture, Richard Foster, on north Fourth street, can suit your taste and accommodate your pocket. He is showing a very elegant line of goods, and many pretty things for holiday gifts.

Don't squander any time over pre-his-toric man, but rather put in your spare hours wondering if the new family on the corner are the sort of people to lend coffee and sugar and baking powder and when you want these articles or anything in the wsy of choice groceries or table supplies of any description go direct to headquarters, the big grocery house of Peter J. Kaufman, corner of Main and Seventh streets.

Sunday, the day when all the family is at home, bas become a day for good eating, and it is proper thst we should say that yon can get all heart can wish for a Sundsy dinner at R. Dahlen's, No. 11 south Fourth street. He has smong other things, dressed turkeys and chickens, celery, lettuce, cranberries, bulk and canned oysters, all kinds of fine fruits, canned and dried, raisins, prunes, New York cream cheese and sour kraut.

Button

Co. are making to-dsy the

finest display of Christmas cards ever sean in Terre Haute. The many rich and tasteful designs from Prang's aud other celebrated bouses have never been surpassed. The Holiday season is close at hand and Button

tral Bookstore is filling up with the most desirable articles for gifts that can cau be found in town. In gift books aud books in sets the Central has the best collection ever shown. A very fine line of Albums has juat been opened at lower prices than ever before offered. Merchants and business meu will find at the Central Bookstore a full stock of Blank Booksand Commercial Stationery of every description.

OTHER PEOPLE.

Frank James will not try the insanity dodge, but says he will be able to prove an alibi. Frank is In the bands of bis friends.

Jay Gould is a careful man with hi.s money. "Outside of bis family expenses,"says the New York correspondent of the Philade'pbia Press, "he doesn't spend |3,o00 a year."

Tho original Marks, the lawyer of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" has just been imprisoned by aNew York City Judge, for contempt of court. Mr. Marks, for. that is also bis real [namo, was a Judge in Texas as long*ago as 1830, and his life, in many of its incidents, was accurately portrayed by the novelist.

George {Bancroft, tbe historian, is S-5 years old, and rides six miles every afternoon on the back of a Kentucky thoroughbred which cost him $1,000. It took just fifty volumes of the iflstory of the United States to pay for that horso, but Mr. Bancroft undoubtedly believes that if be takes out-door exercise regularly he may live to write more than enough to pay for him, and we hope he may.

The last of tbe Vanderbilts is now safely housed in a $2,000,000 palace, and it is a comfort|to feel that, with Winter coming on, .the eutire family are protected from the stormy blasts. Conelius, the younger son of the magnate, is the flower of the family, and is very popuicr wherever ho is known. He is generous and unassuming, is a vestryman at the Church of the Holy Trinity, and superintendent of the Sunday school.

Asa M. Allen, a mill owner at Muskegon, Mieb., chose a Chicago girl on sight for a wife, whom he accosted in the street without any introduction, and to whom bo was regularly married by a clergyman within a few "hours. He took his bride to his luxurious home, but she failed to appreciate it, and in a rage at his attempt to improve her behavior by discipline set fire to tbe house. He has procured a divorce, and is prosecuting her for arson.

CHR IS TMA S PR JZSEN TS.

A nice Lap Robe, a auperb Riding Saddle, or a Gold mounted, full Whip. These yon can get Miller's, 505 Main Street.

—The latter part of nest week Jacob Kern,

the

jeweller, In the new McKeen

block will be ready to show an elegant line of goods for Christmas presents. Give him a call.

—Mm. Mary Roach received this week a new let of Feathers and Tip*, of which she's Is making a specialty at low prices. Call on ber in tbe new McKeen

DM. BARTHOLOMEW

Ivsls.

sumption.

Country and elsewhere, city. ...

Total

Co's elegant Cen

TKRMS

{Styles in Hats

boned

at Peter

—A beer garden need not necessarily be out| doors, nor have treee or ahrubbery. If there is beer at tbe bar and sawdust on the floor, no one cares a cent for the garden part. But people do care where they get their fresh meats, and are fast finding out that the beet place is at James H. Plnnell's neat and clean meat market. No. 27 north Fourth street 'i ii. —"Keep your head cool and /onr feet dry" is mighty good advie* bat how Is any one to do it unless be buys his foot wear of Stein A Heckleebarg and gets substantial yet stylish and neat Atting boots and shoes. They keep goods to soil all classes and conditions of people, and have prices that give satisfaction,

a HALL,

&SFTAL BOOMS

Removed to the new Bank building corner Ohio and Sixth streets.

KKRX fCGTTISQ KXIVES. Fresh importation of Rogers A WoatenholmVi Pocket Knives and Kanw* at A. O. AUSTIN A. CO'S. I

/pjjRRjj HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MATT.

THE DEA TIT BOLL

Interments were made in Woodlawu cemetery during the month of November as follows: |,A

Greenbery MeClure, yearx. pueuiiionta. 2. Sarah E. Gillaspie, 43 yeans, oravlatory. I Elisabeth Hagedorn,56 years, consumption. 2. James Buckelew, 48 years Pol Tuberculosis. 5. Charles X. Gonkl, 67 yean, cerebra nara-

6. Unknown child. 8. Nancy Ann Willis,42 years, acute rheuraatlsim. 9. Child of Bridget Bran,still born. 9. Ouasie, daughter of Jax. M. Kile, 2 year*. paralysis from dlpttaeria. II Mrs. A. B. 8oule, 83 years, heart dbenr. IX Child of 1-taae Litton, still born. 14. Carrie Rea, 2 years, septicemia. 14. James W.

Cfertwright, years, pyemia.

15. Mamie Kaufman, years, typlioid fever. 15. Infant of Caxey Hoddy, still born. IS. Fsnny A. Pierce, 30 yeans cerebral hemorrhage. IS. Elizabeth Jane Soles, 48 years, valvular disease of the heart. 19. Mrs. Cora Isbell, 22 years, diabetes. 19. George Kirk, 30 year*. pyemia. 39. John II. Fremont, 40 years, inflamation of the stomach. 21. Roert Carter, 42 years, quick consumption. 23. Philip Kive, 67 years, drops}-. SR. Dorothea Schroeder, 57 years', typhoid fever. 26. Child Alfred Anderson, 11 months, pneumonia. 27. Child of George Barrett,8ti!i born. 28. Child of GeorgeT. Wilson,5 years, neuralgia of the stomach. 29. Mrs. SfJcaloy, 33 years, cancer of intestines. 30. William Clifl, IS yean-, pulmonary con-

Public Sale.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigued will sell at Public Auction, ou WEDNESDAY, DEC. 6TH1882, at tbe late residence of Sarah E. Gil laspy, on Seventh street, on, mile north of Terre Haute, tbe personal property belonging to tbe Estate of said Sarah E. Gillapsy, deceased, consisting of two Horses^ one Cow, one Heifer, two Hogs, Wagons, Plows, Harrows, one set of Double Harness, one net of Single Harness, Household and Kitchen Furniture, etc.

of S.\t.K—All sums less than

five dollars cash, sums of five dollars or more six months credit, purchaser giving note with approved security with eight per cent interest after maturity, if not paid at maturity, to bear eight per cent interest from date.

Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m.

CARLTON ('. BKLT.

Guardian of Belle, William L., James O., and John W. Gillaspy, and attorney in fact for Elizabeth E. Smith.

ATTENTION

All that have been mem

bers of the Fourteentn Indiana Volunteer Infantry are requested to report their name, residence, town, county and postofflce to F. H. Spicer, 01.'I north Twelfth street, or at Philip Schloss' clothing store, Terre Haute, lnd.

Choice fruits and nuts of all kinds, new process caramels taftys. creams, chocolates, and many new designs in confectionary and novelties, at ElSEIti

ARRIVING EVERY I)AV. All the

newest

Winter

and

Loch it Co's

Cityk-are

now arriving every

day

popular

flat

House, corner of Fifth and Main

streets,

and

are

pM at

the lowest |*ssible prides..

BE OF GOOD CIIl^K.. Famine will neverj strike the Country while P. J*Kaufman's store in almost brirstinir with good th»ii«rs, as Quails, Dressed Ducks, DressedL'hickens, Rabbity Jersey S\vk*t Po tatoes, Coneo-ni, G'atawbi and Malaga Grapes. Jainaim and Florida Oranges, Lemoin, Banauas, Cranitarries, C?lery, Moir's Scotch Jams, aid a superb line Fancy lottle Preserves.

King&n'a fresh Meas, spiced split pigs feet, Bologna, il

Received daily, at wlilesale. LEW 18 MESSICK.i .No. 26 north 6th &.

BASE BURNERS Being overstocked, rill sell lower than canhe had at any house in he city, call at 303 Mail

R. L. BALI-

PATTERN

HATS and BONNE'S, At EMIL BAUR'S te leading Millinery Houe, 22 south Fourth stret Sign of the big Bonnt.

AND STILL THEY C0S5 Another fine lot ®f MaI ttes aad Grates willle sold at rock bottom. Gil at 303 Main street.

Did ye ever stop to think why old aolomon, l| of the bibel, made that re^mark about thar being jl "nothin* new under the sun?" I think it wuc because his noomerus wives kept a hinting to him about a bavin' new bonnets, an' be merely murmured that thar was "nothing new under the sun" in order that tbey might be make to believe 'that the Ml styles in hats bad not yet struck on.

But if Solomon bad a lived in this day in Terre Haute, how happy he could have made his many households by having Rippetoe of the White Frunt which the same ison Maue strete furnish the tabel supplies. And Rippetoe could a done it fur everything that is to be had, I everything new under the sun, can be had there, fur instance, I mention that in his kolleckshnn to-day is dressed turkey8 and chickens, celery, cranberries, can and bulk oysters, all kinds of jellies and jams, cinned and dried fruits, grapes' oranges, lemons, apples, Pennsylvania buckwneat flour and maple* syrup, nuts of all kinds, aud everything new under the sun.

ROYAL ifi&at

POWDER

Absolutely Pure.

Thi*" povrder never varies. A marvel of I purity, Ktreugth ami wholeHomencss. More economical Inun the on!inary kinds, and cannot be Hold in competition with the mill titude of low teat, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only In cans.

KOYAI, MAKING POWOKH

10C

Co..

Wall st

OOD NATURED, HEALTHY

RAJUES

Latest Improved Feeding Bottle.

TIIINexcellent

device rvcommeiulH to

motlvrrs unci nurxes

IH*VO»V1nil

OIIICIKItwlf

for it«

comfort, efficiency anu Hnmlinoiw. Certainly NO ©flier loUle run

IK*O

readily ami thor

oughly cleaned, a.*, from its peculur slni|x\ It can be wi|od ont by as|wn«c or cloth heiii in theOinftn»,aHeasily (vscan an (military teacup

matter it what position tiM? ftottle nwy placed, so-long IIMII r»p of lk|nltl reuiuinN Thlx imtxirtant quality in p»«seH»etl by no other boitlv.

The ltwenlo«Mljf.eodnlirne1e«l valves of the indta-rubhi*!- cover net tiMtujnwIy, preven1h»K tlie too free exit of The milk,

I I

Ham trinming8^tc.

MIX!

yet admit-

tinit miffleient air to .tftpply lite pi arc of ns much as the I'hlld can tak* with eumfort. For Sale BI NTIV ARMMTKOXfJ, IVuggiste.

7iM\

A I

has all kiiwlb of dbutcre Goods.

His Facilities for Getting the Best Buttev and Eggs,

And HII kinds of cotinfry produce ore not sur plowed. in your ont«M* by tele^hano or other. WISend

HL*to Joiin Zlmmemiuuj, tbi- sontli Fourtii stroof giTH-cT, for

Butter, EggSy Cureti Me»te Yejjetables, etc.

THAT FOR

Dressed Turkeys,

•j 7

Celery,

Canned Goods

A*I

TABLE SUPPLIES

THE BKST

PLAOR

iilii

lie nniftrsiiH easily aaran an (military leacup i*i A

The

Chickens, Ovstery,

IT TOWN

HERTFELDER & WURSTER,

Comer ttU sntt.c'berry M*.

ON-RESIDENT NOTICE.

Mnt« of Imltt»i,Coant7(if VIp, In the 8apertor Court trf Vl*»»iWrily,.Ht»pt. Terra ftt No. sm, Imw 8*11 Suncjr JolimoB-At-

Ufbmcnt. Hr- it knnin, ttMt an tbf 27tli «f*r of Nor. 1^ it wax ordered bv th« Own tha. the ilwir notify by fioMiaithio Mkl Nanry Johmwn atn-MiUftit of tit* pcndctKjr of Ikbi iwtkm «pin«l

Uer.

.«Wd Drf«adant IK therefore, hereby notlflrd of the pendent? of Mid action maiiM h«r and that ih« came will Mauri for trial Janoarr 4th MS. (h« aanwhelnc December Term of aald Ctoort In tb« rear WRsL

JKLKJIFLI, N. HM ITU. UERIC.

W. W. Rarnmy, priT atty. M.

One Dollar! One Year!

1 The Weekly Plain Dealer.

OTriawi, O. HM (or a year's Ml»enpiin. A leading Democratic JoaraaJ and valuable Family Ne*ppaper. ftend a dollar for tbe

R. L. BALI

paper In the

W«*

tor tbe prt-s.

DO YOU KNOW J. KOTHSCHILD & GO'S.

LOW I'RICES.

PILAIK

DBAuna Pnumm Co- cieretaod Ohio. Samj^f »f»y fnre.

Our Stock of Cloaks for Misses and

lias been rmieeil to such an extent, as to enable us now buy largely, in the way of

New aiul Desirable Gariiemts,

For the llolidav trade.

When other dealers will have to try to run off their lar^r old and undesirable stock, we can show you

Fresh, 2sew and desirable Stylos,

And at least just as cheap, if not cheaper.

HEEZ POPULAR BAZAB.

We are Expecting by Next Monday

SOME

Elegant Plush Sacques,

Ami also some beautiful

Cloaking Silk Plushes

To make them from.

A. HERZ.

Purcell, Alexander & Brown'? PREMIUMS.

VV# offer fiie following premwtms: Largest ear of corn by any farmer, best pair kip lxxts in store: Larsreat Irish potato by any farmer, best pair of»hea in store.

The emi of the tn*x» iieinnaiwiiys inwseraod I Largest onion by liny fanner, ftost pair slioes tor*miss in stor#,. IlaVi'eri^'what5 p^liVoiiOTth«^^"uMnny be Best specimen of penmanship by child, from

pair shoes.

Best si^cimen of penmanship Hy girl or boy from II to 15 y^eai old, pair shoes. Best specimen 6f penmanship* by students attending «uy ait school, fine pair shoes. Nicest h»b mark by lady, fine pair shoes, choice in skre.

HPECIME-OSOF [enmnnshii

I I|\ hKM A in envelopes, wiib name and addtwsa Those makiug can keep tW hat rnarksw The prizes will le distributed on Cliristtoas morninq our store. The South Fourth Street Grocer

and the hat nmrks-must be piIOE

Pureell Alexander & Brown.

513 MAIN STREET.

The Finest Millinery Goods

-AT THR

VERY LOWEST PRICES,

NEW YORK STOKE.

422 Main street. Terre Haute, lnd

Opened of Evenings

-UNTIL

CHRISTMAS.

Extraorlinaiy display of

HOLIDAY^GOODS

Bargains worth seeing in Silks,

Goods, Flushes, N'elvetsand Ladi«'s Wraj we want to reduce our stock and will mal

Don't take our word for,

or that of anybod}'else, but see for yourst Bolls and Toys on the 8th.

BUCKEYE ^JASH ST0R1

Cor. Sixth and Main streets, Terre IIau

10 yearn, o]

& to