Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 13, Number 27, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 December 1882 — Page 8

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People.

OUR PEOPLE.

Mrs. tJ. 1. Jeflterll isontha rick list. David H. Smith is reported seriously II.

A. T. Gulick and wife bare returned rorn their bridal trip. Mm. L. D. Thomas visited her parent* a Crawfordsville, thwweek.

Frank Kidder attended the wedding a cousin, in Chicago, this week. A new bay baby cane to the boos® of lice Harrison yesterday morning.

A. B. SaMch is at Seymour—having 30ne down there with hi* children.

Dr. J. T. Worrell came home from 13a rope on Wednesday in excellent jealth.

Mr*. Aughinbaugh and son, of Baltimore, arc visiting the family of 1). W. tlinshall.

Mm. Aydelot^j will receive New Years calls with Mm. McCarthy, at Oaknnd, Ills.

Mitts Kate Ofoerer, who haa been visting relatives in Evansvi Lie, came home yesterday.

Lieut. Chan. McGregor, U. 8. N., b» visiting his brother, Jas. C. McGregor, i» tbia city.

Mists Eloubte Bumead, of Cincinnati, ia visiting Mine Nellie Havens, of .oath Fifth street.

Mm. Rosa McMullen, of Pittsburg, visiting the family of J. B. Reynolds, north Sixth street. Mrs. D. Debs and Mrs. C. Zimmerman return to-day from St. Louis, where hey have been.visiting.

Mrs. Freeman, wife of W. R. Freetita of the I. A St. L. freight office startdon Wednesday for California.

J. H. Yundt.and wife will celebrate in ndianapolis, on New Year's day, the nniversary of their marriage.

Miss Cora Kidder who haa been .(tending the academy at Wellesley, (ass., is home for the holidays.

Mrs. Montaignler started on Weduea*y for Tbomaavilie, Georgia, to join er husband now in business there.

Miss Madge Porter, of Pittsburg, Pa., spending the Holidays with Miss NelReynolds, of north Sixth street.

Miss Florence Hussey, of this city, at •nded a theater party given by Harry ondit, at Indianapolis, Thursday night Capt. I). D. Wheeler, stationed at St. 'aul, came down with his family, and ill stay in this vicinity a short time.

Dick Johns and sister, Miss Mattle, ,nd Miss Alma Pattlson, attended the diamond club dance, at Rock vi lie, last ^ight, „:,i. irKfC in tno wm^--w»«i*d iG£ee

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veek. Miss Ada Hibben, of Greencastle, who •as been visiting her aunt, Mrs. I. Middle, of .Oak street, returned home /esterday.

Mrs. J. II. Nelgln went to Chicago on Thursday whore she joined Mrs. vrnold and children, and will return .itli them after New Years.

Dr. Bartholomew and wife and Mrs. 'ornwell started on Wednesday for iainesvllle, Florida, where the ladies rill remain during the winter. Dr. rill come home in about six weeks.

Misses Lulu and Alice Burnett, of nls city, will assist Mrs. W. A. Hunni•Ut, of Rockville in receiving New 'ears day, and Miss Anna Alien will «ist Mrs. W. 11. Overman, of the -%oie place.

Moses A Mm lor, of Mat toon, has been the city several d^ys looking in upon is old friends, and he has a great many them. We are glad to learn that tere is a possibility of his returning to iis city in tho Spring to engage in win oca.

Kvanaviile New*: In Christmas serv1 es in I'nited Church Sunday morning .. .in Kate Ufroerer ot Terre Haute sang ir solo: "J«\»S IiOvcr of My Soul," owing a moat beautiful voice, cultited and sympathetic. Her arUculaia perftjotiou and uiany singers of ore prtrten tious do not poassss the talities equal to those ot W voice.

Profs. Wiley, Byers, Mlw Marietu (WW, of the city school force, l»rof. tndtson, Misa Ruth Morris and Prot. iier, of U»e Normal faculty, attended eState TVaeher* meeting at Indiana«lhi this week. Miss Grover read «per on "The Study of English" and ,-of. Sandison on "IVvchologj? and the receptor. I. T. nradi, of Owen, Pixley A Ooa', u* in tilt city this week, and ttis premie that James P. Foley will be placed charge of the clotfelng department of ,4r hooso hhre, and that Tboa. II. Kite II have charge of the furnishing d»-t-tment and the books—a very good *ngeo»et*t and division of labor be«en two good men for the plan*. X«jor ttane, who will driver the Srsi 4«reot the W. C, T. U. coursc, on the ming of January 3d, was a me the Signal Servke eorpa during the look an active part ia the mwnornaval battle fought owler Adaolral rragnt in MoMIe Bay, Auguirt &, 1S94. ftitHSM^ad to tbe w»k of M*Jor fbr done on this wwhm. Has i«tBcel«* ooeof t^esbl««dsacrip. kKSwmm In ifae His U«lect -.m, r:Ctmt X*x .d Bttttlaa bis H^dMhrwwl

Henry Greiner is Dayton, Ohio. Mr. Jas. H. MeNeeley, now one of tto proprietor* of the Richmond PaJadiom, is ill town looking after 90B* unsettled business of the Express.

Pr. Qjias DePujr, nowat -Yoma, Arizonia, it is sad to learn is slowly and steadily failing, for three weeks past being unable to speak above a whisper.

Rev. G. P. Penle and family were in the dty this week. Mr. Peale ia now in yarnum, and after lecturing at Lawrence and Topeka, will conduct a protracted meeting at Salina.

Chris Postlethwaite, nigbt clerk of the National Honse, has declined a good offer to take a similar position in the Now-Denison, at Indianapolis,-and will stay with the National. $

Ira Grover retires from Gulick A Co's drug store this evening, and will engage with Wm. Wood A Co., publishers of medical books, which service will cause him to travel more or less in this vicinity.

R. Foster, on north Fourth street, intends during the coming month to offer Furniture of every description at prices which will greatly reduce his immense stock.

If you will call on C. C. Fisbeck, 212 Main street, you will find a nice stock of Men's Saddles, well made heavy Harness and Lap Robes and Blankets at very low prices.

To close out the stock, Peter Miller, at 505 Main street, has put the prices away down on Blankets and Robes. His heavy draught Harness givee satisfaction to every purchaser.

Button A Co., have had an immense trade in holiday goods, and yet there are at the Central Bookstore many desirable articles peculiar to the holiday trade which will now be sold at very low prices, and It would be well for all who want bargains in beautiful Books, Pictures, Photograph and Autograph Albums, to give the Central Bookstore an early visit. Drop in there anyhow and take a look at tho pretty things.

New Years day is the day for forming good resolutions. It will be well to resolve to drink less, swear none, contribute more to piety, to be kind to your poor relations, not because they are poor, but because they may be rich one of these days by saving money in buying their groceries and table supplies at P. J. Kaufman's big grocery house, corner of Seventh and Main streets, for you get there the best there is in the market and at the lowest prices.

Most people will put off until New Years the forming of good resolutions, but it is best to resolve at once to go to Richard Dahlen's 11 south Fourth street, for your Now Year dinner supplies. Dressed turkeys, cbickeus, rabbits quails, squirrels, celery, oysters, apples, sweet oranges, canned fruits, imported BVeiyilnffginthe grocery andprovision line, all at bottom prices.

Old 1882 Is nearly gone, and you will want to put your house in order for the coming year. Among other things there will be papering to be done, and you will find a suitable stock to select from it J. W. Roborts A Co's elegant establishment, corner of Sixth and Ohio streets. Their business has grown immensely the past year, on account of reasonable charges, and the artistic style of work undei Mr. Roberts' direction. With large experience and the display of delicate taste he directs the co^pe of paper hangers in his ^employ in producing prettiest effects in perfect harmony with the surroundings.

OTHER PEOPLE.

Victor Hugo will uot keep a plant or bird as prisoner in his honse., Qov-elect Bdtler, of Massachusetts will, it is said, appear in full military uniform at his inauguration.

William H. Crow, of Greencastle, Ind, convicted of exacting illegal fees, has been sentenced to serve nine months in in jail at bard labor.

William Graham, at the age of 15 years, has becc mo a member of theCarterville, Ga., bar. He probably ia the youngest lawyer in the United States.

John B. Gongh has lectured 8,480 times to 6,500,000 people, but tbey have not come around to bear him. He has been obliged to travel 448,000 mllles, or near» ly twenty times around the earth in order to meet them.

A man in Warren county, Kentucky, climbed a tree to shake down an opossum that Ms dogs had treed. A the sudden descent of Smuttier*, and before the dogs learned he was not the 'powum he Was badly chewed np.

ROR TIC CLTUHAI. SGCTKTY. 11m

annual

meeting of the Terre Haute

Horticultural Society will take place at Sugar Grove Hall, on Saturday, Jan. 6th, 183, at 1! a. m.

Mrs. Roach, in the McK«enblockt racetved this week a new lot of F^atbers, and to sslling WinUar Mil., linery at cost. #rders for Dress aad Cloak making, |»rmpily filled.

—Cbarles Hornnng has secured the •ervfam of John 1L Gotta acknowledged the best baker in town, for his bakery in the Prairie Blodk. Yesteiday begot out seven cBSer^ nt styies of bread, to^ay will tsmuumm baking the bread.

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Roach Has Supplies:

'TTFR'RIS TTATTTti SATitBjDA?ItVtimNGM&Jl

JOS MILLER,

Late of Bippetoe Miller

Invites a call on him, at fats tw* oeiyjhouse,in Mancourt'snew building -3« fr*We Block, corner of Chestnut and Ninth streets, wh?re J» great variety of tau»$ supplies indtidihat a choice

Jellies and Preserves, French and German Prunes, all kinds of Dried Fruits. Full and complete stock of fancy and staple groceries. -4- •*$

Interesting Information. S. Loeb & Co., corner of Fifth and Main streets, offer some nice and desirable Fur and Plush Lap a

line of Gloves, Hats and Caps in great variety, all desirable articles* for vi inter.4

EVERYTHING GOOD These Ed.

Dressed turkeys and chickens, salmon, soft clams, lobsters, fresh mackerel, flounders, scollops, blue fish, frogs, smelts, bass, red snappers, fresh cod, and a full line of river and lake fish.

At M08O North 4th street.

500 BARRELS APPLES.

Superior Wine Sap

At J. H. BRIGGS A CO.'s, corner Fourth and Cherry streets. Headquarters for grocers' supplies. These are the finest apples now in the market.

Go to Charlie Homing's Bakery and Confectionery, cor. Ninth and Chestnut sts., for fine Candies, Fruits and Confections. it#****

GREAT CLEARANCE SALE

Of Fine Millinery Bauer's.

at Emil

The season being almost over, Emil Baur will sell what remains of his winter mil linery stock at clearance for cost, and, ill many instances, less than cost.

NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS

AT J. W. ROBERTS A GO'S.

On the corner of Sixth and Ohio streets. J. W. Roberts A Co. are showing some new and elegant goods in the way of Decorative Paper Hangings, with which the artists of that establishment are ready to do the prettiest work ever done in this city. Call there sod see elegant things, and while there look at the Bora Shade fixture, by which a shade can be letdown from the top or drawn up from the bottom, or both, at tho same time. A nice line of shade goods to go with these fixtures.

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

GETTING THEM BACK. Miss M. A. Rarldon, who has recently opened at 662 Main street an elegant stock of the latest styles of fashionable millinery, selected with her known good taste, is much encouraged at the return of her old patrons, and will do her utmost to please her patrons. Gall on her, ladles, and see what nice head gear she has to show you.

POWDER

Absolutely Pure*

JAQOB KMB#

wants yon to mU on him ia thaMeKesn block when your watch it oat of ftx, or yon want anything in the way of J«tt«iliyt silverware, watches, or a

dock.

Society Meetings.

•aeets every Tuesday evening JA v. A. a. HatLTcorDer of Sfc-th and Ohio. J. A- AXDKRSOX Prwt

A. C. WnxtAJT". Recygecfy. nol»-3m.

Wanted.

11T auted—a oor fresh milk cow. YY Apply to JoS. H. BLAKE, 236 Ohio street. "\17"AXTED PI VXOS-TO TUXE EITHER

VY by the vear or single tmiltis yvrtir otrtei* to I* Ku'nei,2l8

-who wish to borrow or loan mouoy on best terms for short or loos time, to ca11 RIDDLE^HAMILTON S CO. S "thoaat corner of fish and Main streets np^ta

For Rent.

FUemari

)R RENT-TWO NICE BpOMS, for genand wife. WatcfT water closets and coal bins handy, in KoopraanVs Block. None b» respectable parties need apply, car 6th and Cherry.

For Sale.

Flocation,

ill SALE—A neat new cottage in good on easy monthly payments. ••""°"n,r,tE.HAMILTON 00.

SALE-HONEY—Wholesale and retail. Call at T. HULMAN'S near Provfence Hospital. lC-ot.

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The Choicest Ben. Davis Apples in the Market and a

8ALE—A rare chance to buy a building lol in the most desirable part of our city. mid Linton sL will sell cheap lor cash. Inquire, B. W. Koopman.

Fsoutheast

Cor. 6th and Cherry st

)R SftLE-MY FARM, SEVEN MILES of the city, of 200 acres, in high state of cultivation, together with farming impliments, new reaper and binder and slock necessary to run the farm. be given Immediately. N. ANDREWS.

OTS FOR SALE. Axe following vacant lots will be sold on

reasonable terms, or tow forcaah: LOT 1 in Preston subdivision or lot No. 5, fronting Oak street. LOT 80 feet, front on Oak street, in Welch's subdivision. LOT 40 feet front, south 15th street iu Cook criy'ssubdivision. LOT 172 in Barnum's addition, fronting Liberty Avenue. .. LOT in Adklns subdivision, fronting Soott street and Sixth street.

L. KUHSNER'S

./•» Music Store, f" 21SOhio Street.

Amusements.

PERA HOUSE.

ONE NIGHT ONLY.

Saturday, December 30th.

Inaugural Appearance of the Funnlost Ger man Dialect Comedian lu the World.

Chas. A. Gardner

Who will appear in his Grand Characterizaatlonsof .J German from frank-fert-on-tbe-Kaln, In liis |j Comwl.v Drama of

Specially Supported by the Brightest Little Soubretto on the American Stage,

MISS PATTI ROSA.

Our Unrivaled Orchestra and Uniformed Military Brass Band, together with

GEN. C. R. DECKER,

The Smallest Man In the World.

POPULAR PRICES.

Reserved seats on sale at Button's.

QPERA HOUSE.

Monday, January ist, 1883.

Two Grand Holiday Performances. Matinee at 2. Evening at I The Popular Actor,

Mr. Frank Mordaunt

And hia complete first-class Dramatic Company, composed entirely of New York Favorites, in Robert G. Morris'

Great American Comedy Drama,

OLD SHIPMATES!

MSgnifleent Scenenr and Mechanical Effect*, including the

GREAT SHIP SCENE.

PRICES OF ADMISSION.

Evening »A, SO and 25ets. Matinee Adalte,50c Children, 28c No extra change for reserved nests.

PERA HOUSE.

the oral

Ladies can bat% any Style of Shoes made to measure at a trifle abovm retail prices At Qreiner's Shoe Factory.

Tuesday, January ad.

The nimgnaeDt hastbe honor to announce the special Engagement for One Nightaf

The GreateKt living Tragedienne,

Sapported by a company of incomparable strength and merit. Tbe production of the evening will be

SCHILIJSR^ MACTKRPIR»*K

MARY STUA RT.

JANAUBCHEK Mary, *bmn of Starts. Mr. Nath. ChikK Man **jn.

Mr. Edward trnfUx, Bustnew Manager. Rox wbee opens SatnrtUjr morning, IVc.».

THE BEST

fa mil Washer aa4 Bleacher IN THE WORLD.

vented. One tboasaiid doUarare* tnud far aajr saaHtlae ttmi ran beat h.

|'v' wrtwweDip.o/"- «JflrawD9r^aMl Prtne of wmiMr.tUl, {^rditntottdiiiii tall ia&Kmancm,rwtiarii<VlriRM

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TO LOAN. THOSE

And takes this opportunity to assure the readers of The Mail and the public in general, that he will leave nothing untried to retain the confidence of this community, if fair and honorablo dealing,' good goods and the LOW PRICES WILL DO IT.

Respectfully,

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business Maxims fun isas.

Attend carefully to the details of your business, Be prompt in all things. Consider well, then decide positively. Dare to do right fear to do wrong. Bndure trials patiently. Fight life's battles bravely, manfully. Go not in the society of tne vicious. Hold integrity sacrea. Injure not another's reputation in business. Join hands only with the virtuous. Keep your mind from evil thoughts. Lie not for any consideration. Make good acquaintances. Never try to apjear what you are not. Observe good manners. Pay your debts promptly. Question not tho veracity of a friend. Respect the counsel of your parents. Sacrifice money rather than principle. Touch not taste not, handle not intoxicating d'ks Use your leisure time for improvement. Venture not upon the threshold of wrong. Watch carefully over vour passions. 'Xtend to every one a kindly salutation. Yield not to discouragement. Zealously labor for the right. Ac if you will'then be neat and orderly economical and prudent buy your Clothing dur* ing my 10 per cent. Reduction Sale in Janu*

Invoicing February 1st, 1883. Every article marked in

ary before Reserve. figures.

Clothier. Kerchaat Tailor, ud Qeats' Faruleher, 033 Main SI. flfortli Hide. Rear ftlxtfc.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THIS WEEK

10,000 .Rolls

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All of next seasons patterns, and the latest colorings, and still more to coma Call and examine our stock and be satisfied as to the trutji^ fullnese of our advertisement

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J. T. H. MILLER, S

TRAQIJAIR & WILKES.

McKeen Block. 050 Main

GULICK & CO., DRUGGISTS,

AND DEAI.KICH

Paints, Glass, Varnishes, Oils, Brushes,

PERFUMKRF, XICE 6OAF8, FEATHER DV8TKM8,j T«ilet Sets, Ladies Haad Bag*, PocVdlwlM, TRUSSES, BRACKS, SUPPORTERS, CIGARS, CHAMOIS AKD PC BE WH1MKY, BB1XDIEK AID WIHES.

SPECIAL ATTENTION TO PRESCRIPTIONS.

"OLD1STAND :, Corner ,Main and Fourth.

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