Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 13, Number 24, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 December 1882 — Page 8

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THE MAIL

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Fanny J. Kellogg at the Opera House next Friday evening. K. L. Godecke visited Chicago this -week for holiday novelties.

A. J. Crawford made a business trip to Gadsden, Alabama, this week. Col. Thompson and Charley Thompson went to New York this week.

Mrs. J. A. Parker and danghter have .returned from a lengthy visit in the east. •Chief Burnett is something like an elephant on the bands of the dty council.

Jacob W. Clifton, formerly foreman of The Mull, has returned to the dty to 'DMke it bis home.

It is slow and tedious, but L. B. Mar 'tin, of the Savings bank, is steadily re ^gaining his health.

Dr. Worrell will probably land in New York to-day or to-morrow on his .return from Europe.

Charles E. Bateman, formerly of the Kxpress, bss returned to this dty to stay with his family through the winter.

W. L. Groves, the druggist, will spend the winter at Asbeville, North Carolina, where he is greatly improving in health. "Mrs. Emma P. Ewing has closed her oookery lessons In this dty and returned to

Chicago.

T. W. Harper goes to Muncie to-day to attend the funeral of a cousin, a young man who was just approaching the close of college life, with the bright est promise of a brilliant future.

James 1,\ Townley, of the firm of Townley Brothers, took for a bride Thursday evening, Miss Lillie Stimson, a sister of attorney Stlmson. Rev. Thos. Parry solemnljted the ceremony at the bomeof tho bride, 1125south Third street.

We are sorry to learn that Manager "White, of Owen, Pixley A Co's., will .leave us in a few days. He goes to Indianapolis, where his wife is recovering from a severe illness. He will stay with 'the house there until the first of the year, and then go into the clothing business for himself at Ottuinwa, Iowa. 8. I). Wnger, formerly of Adams' photograph gallery, writes us to send The Mail to his address, at Memphis, Tenn., instead of to Miss Maggie A. Lowry, Troy, Kentucky, as that lady is now his wife. The many friends here of this gonial gentleman will be glad to learn be IIH* found so good a wife.

Induced by the very liberal patronage given them la*t season, Buntln A Arm strong have this year brought to our city and placed on exhibition at their Drug store, the largest and handsomest line of holiday novelties ever before displayed in Terre Haute. You will regret it you do not visit their establishment before making your Christmas purchases.

Button A Co. are making to-day the finest display of Christmas cards ever Mmln fVrrw Haute. The many rich and tasteful design! from Prang's and other celebrated houses have never been srarpassed. The Holiday season is close •t hand and Button Co's elegant Cen tral Bookstore is filling up with the most den 1 ruble articles for gifts that can -oan be found in town. In gift books and books iu sets the Central has the .tx*t collection ever shown. A very fine line of Albums has just been opened at lower prices than ever before ofltered.

Merchants and business men will find at tlM Central Bookstore a full stock of Blank Books and Commercial Stationery «of every description.

The Fall season is here, and you will want to put your hewse In order for the ooening winter. Among other things tbere will he papering to done, and •you will find a stock to select ?frooi at J. W. h»*m it Co's elegant .«atablishment, corner of Sixth and Ohio .atitet*. Their business has grown im •Mttesely the past year, on account of

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PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

OUR PEOPLE.

Capt. J. B. Hager is in New York. Cal. Thomas will get oat in a few days. Miss Phoebe Hudnut to very seriously 111.

H. C. Nevitt bss returned from his eastern trip. Judge Carlton went to Washington jeotenlay afternoon.

She promises to come back

again tome time next year. Lon Duddleston bad a remarkably clever California sketch, of the Bret Hartc type, entitled "Scrubb's Husbaml," in last Sunday's Express

Dick Moore and Eugene Debs are in 'Chicago to day—the latter on business connected with the Fireman's Magazine, and the former to purchase a large printing press.

T. V. and J. W. Griffith, cousins of T. J. Griffith, the shoe dealer, were in tho city yosterday on the wsy from Kearney, Neoraska,to visit their mother in Sullivan.

charges, and the artistic style

-of work node* Mr. Roberts' direction. With large experience and the display of delkate taste be directs the corps of paper hangers in his employ in producing prettiest effects in perfect harmony -with the surroundings.

For any kind of Furniture, Richard Foster, mt north Fourth street, can salt your taste and accommodsts your pocket. He te showing a very elegant line of goods, and many pretty things .for holiday gifts.

C. C. Ftobeck wants you to call at No. •JU2 Main street tor substantial Draught and Chain Harness. He Is overstocked with Horse Blankets and Lap Robes, ,, is selling them at vary low price*.

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The man who has been away from Terre Haute ten years will be surprised to find on bis return how the business oo Fourth street has grown. It is at No 11 south Fourth street that Richard Dahlen's elegant grocery bouee is located, where may be found to-day dressed turkeys and chickens, cranberries, celery, oysters, prunes, raisins, evaporated peaches, jams and jellies, canned mushrooms, sifted and marrow peas, mixed pickles, choice California canned and dried fruits, sweet potatoes, oranges, and lemons, bananas, etc.

Some wise man says the man who thinks be can do a« he pleases in this world, without regard to right or wrong, is a fool three tories high, and we say that man is a bigger tool who runs from one grocery to another to get his table supplies of inferior quality and at high prices when be can do so much better at the big grocery house of Pater J. Kaufman, corner of Seventh and Main streets

Try Will Whites Philadelphia Caromels. Price reduced to twenty-five cents a pound.

—Tbeo. Stahl brought the first French Barbotiurs to this dty, and his stock this year is larger and finer than ever before, and should be seen by everyone.

—No slop shop boots or shoes but at whatever price, the best that can be bought. PADDOCK'S, 407 Main street.

—Buffalo Shoe Co's trade is increasing.

The latest "Yankee Notion" is patent Flexible Weather Strip to keep out the oold aad dust from windows and doors. Brokaw Brothers are puttiug them on. Thoy make a room confortabletbls weather, and cut down coal bills. —Theo. Stahl extends everyone a cor dial invitation to call and examine his stock of Holiday Goods before purchasing elsewhere.

—Don't fail to see the large stock of Children.s Tea 8ets at Theo. Stahl's.

—No prizes or premiums offered. The goods and guarantees given sell my boots snd shoes. PADDOCK S, 407 Main street.

—Child's Lace Shoes, 25c. BUFFALO SHOE CO.

Best stock of fine Breech Loading Shot Guns, New York Shot and Hazard's Powder at

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G. AUSTIN «fc CO'S.

Dr. Jordon'H Lung Renovator—the lung remedy—for sale by all druggists.

-SAVE FUEL BY USING A. G. AUSTIN A CO S WEATHER STRIPS.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. A nice Lap Robe, a superb Riding Saddle, or a Gold mounted, full boned Whip. These you can get at Peter Miller's, 505 Main Street.

-Men's Kip Boots, $1.50. BUFFALO SHOE CO.

DONT FAIL to take out an Acddent Policy with Riddle. Hamilton A Co

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FINE DECORATIONS.

NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS

AT J. W. ROBERTS dt CO'S.

On the corner of Sixth and Ohio streets.

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Roberts A Co. are showing some new and elegant goods in the way of Decorative Paper Hangings, with which the artists of that estsblishment are ready to tio the prettiest work ever done is this city. Call there and see elegant

—Ladies' fine shoes for less money things, and while there look at the Boss (quality considered) than anywhere else shade Fixture, by which a shade can be 407 Main letdown from the top or drawn up from in the city, at PADDOCK'S, street. —Mrs. Mary Roach received this week anew 1st of Feathers and Tips, of which she's is making a specialty at low prices. Call on her in the new McKeen block.

J. M. Adams is making his photograph gallery as popular as ever. He Is quick to intooduce new novelties. He has secured a new Operator and lot of new Scenery and Accessories, and is better prepared than ever to cater to his many customers. He makes a specialty of family groups and children.

the bottom, or both, at the same time. A nice line ofshade goods to go with these fixtures.

Just in: CORNICE POLES—something elegant, and anew stock of OIL CLOTHS.

—MONEY TO LOAN to Farmers on the best of terms. RIDDIJE, HAMILTON A Co,

POWDER

Absolutely Pure.

Thlr powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholeeomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the mulrtw

Select Your Presents in Tii

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL.

For The Holiday'

Our large stock of the standard Instruments of this Country afford® an opportunity for comparison and selection not to be had elsewhere. We offer Pianos and Organs of al grades and prices in every case giving to the buyer the full est value for the amount invested. We sell instruments in easy monthly installments till paid for. Old instruments taken in exchange.

F. SCHMIDT & CO.,

OppMtte ike Opera Hiiiai, liw ihewftif aa stack af

New Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Diamonds,

Silverwear, Canes, Spectacles, OperaGlasses.

D. H. BALDWIN & CO,

O. P. HAZZARD, 323 Main street Manager.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers, in Stein way & Sons, Decker Bros., Haines Bros., J. C. Fisher, Vose & Son, and other pianos. Shonniger Organs, Hamilton Organs.

D. E BALDWIN & CO. if :f Opened this Morning, t)r

JOHN ZIMMERMAN,

The South Fourth Street Grocer has all kinds of Choice Goods.

His Facilities for Getting the Besn Butter and Eggs,

And all kinds of country produce are not sur passed.

Send In roar orders by telephone or otherwise to John Zimmerman, the south Fourth street grocer, for

Butter, Eggs, Cured Meats, Vegetables, etc.

THE

INVINCIBLE

—IS THE—

Finest Base Burners

ON EARTH.

GEO. S. ZIMMERMAN

SELLS IT AT

618 Nail 81. JMcKeen's Block

Together with other

Best Heating Stoves

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

Don't buy a Heating Stove until you have seen his stock and learned his prices.

PATTERN

HATS and BONNETS, At EMIL BAUR'S the leading Millinery House, 22 south Fourth street. Sign of the big Bonnet.

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

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3 Cases of Dolls, Albums, and Bisque figures latest novelties at low prices. 2 cases of Ladies new Cloaks. Some elegant Plush Sacques More Children's Cloaks, and plenty of other Christinas goods. We have the the right prices.

10,000 Rolls...

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WALL PAPER,

All of next seasons patterns, and the latest colorings, and still more

come. Call and examine our stock and be satisfied as to the truthfullness of our advertisement

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We offi^r the following*premiums: jargest ear of corn by any farmer, best pair kip boots in store. largest Irish potato by any farmer, best pair of shoes in stow, largest onion by any farmer, best pair shoes for miss in store. 3est specimen of penmanship by child, from 6 to 10 years old, pair shoes. Best specimen of penmanship by girl or boy from 11 to 15 years old, pair shoes. Best specimen of penmanship by students attending any city school, fine pair shoes. Nicest hat mark by lady, fine pair shoes, choice in store.

The specimens of penmanship and the hat marks must be placed in envelopes, with name and address. Those making can keep their lat marks. The prizes will be distributed on Christmas morning at our store.

Purcell Alexander & Brown.

513 MAIN STREET.

The Finest Millinery Goods

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VERY LOWEST PRICES,

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J. ROTHSCHILD & CO'S.,

NEW YORK STORE.

422 M»tin Street. Terre Haute, hid

ALL OUR

Holiday Goods,

Are now open, comprising a list of

Useful and Ornamental Articles

Too extensive to attempt enumeration.

We are willing to take

Exceedingly Small Profits

In order to sell large quantities of goods. 0 "Holiday Dress" until January

Special prices made in our

Cloak Department,

To close odd numbers of garments. Also prices in

Silks, Velvets, Plushes and Dress Goods,

That are worth inquiring into. For CHOICE PRESENTS select^ early and have them laid aside.

BUCKEYE CASH STORE

Cor. Sixth and Main streets, Terre"IIaute

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TRAQUAIR & WILKES.

McKeen Block. 650 Main Street.

NOW FOR A CONTEST!

Purcell, Alexander & Brown's PREMIUMS.

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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THIS WEEK

Our store will be in 1st

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