Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 16, Number 40, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 March 1886 — Page 8

TOE MAIL

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

Our People.

Mrs. Phil Schloss is seriously ill: Mrs. M. W. Sedam is seriously ill. Bay Warren, of the Buckeye, is on the sick list.

Wash Surrell now greets his friends at Joe Miller's. W. T. Leggett is in Arkansas closing up a big land trade.

Mrs. P. F. Kieth is recovering from •very dangerous illness. Winnifred Harper has entirely recover ed from the scarlet fever.

Miss Mattie Surrell gave a very pleasant German on Tuesday evening. Ethel Stanley is convalescing from a severe attack of scarlet fever.

Jerry Hidden has returned from Florida much benefitted in health. Ben Blanchard is out in Kansas gathering up the wreck of his business.

Mrs. Dr. Foulston will spend vacation at Salem and other points in Illinois. Mrs. Will Buntin is now sitting up and is slowly but surely gaining strength

Mrs. Wilson Naylor went to Eugene Wednesday'to attend the funeral of an sunt. I

Mrs. Hedrickand daughter, Miss Sadie of Chicago are visiting Mrs. Mary S. Armstrong.

Charles Mitfer will commence at once the erection of a pleasant home on south Seventh street.

Mrs. Elizabeth Eaglesfleld and friend, Miss Parsons, spent several days in Indianapolis this week.

EJd. E. Barton has gone to Lincoln, Nebraska, where he will represent a Chicago grain house.

Elisha Havens is negotiating with John S. Beach for tho purchase of the Tuller property on Ohio street.

Miss Qborginia Brokaw, who has been seriously ill for several days, was reported better this morning. .*£•»* |A. C. Duddleston has been given a responsible position in C. O. Ebel&Co's directory publishing house.

Miss Horsey has beon quite sick for several wooks. Her pupils and hosts of friends wish her a speedy recovery.

E. E. South, of the I. fc St. L. attended the funeral of President Dovereux, of tho Bee Line, at Cleveland, this week.

Rev. Dr. Delafteld visited Leavenworth, Kansas, this week, in response to an invitation to accept a $2,500. salary and reotory.

A. M. Farnham has purchased of Mrs. Emma B. Grover the property on Oak street which he has be6n occupying for a number of yoars.

Charles F. Putnam returhed on Monday from the east where he selocted an ninonse stock of desirablo goods and ologant novelties for tho Buckeye.

Kd Alexander was in town this week on his way from Garden City, Kansas, to Cincinnati. Ho says W. H. Duncan is well (lxorf and pleased with his position.

N. R. McNahb has withdrawn from the Labor Lance. As a solicitor of subscriptions and advertisements ho has beon a hustler and tho proprietors of that paper will miss him.

Mrs. Crissio, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Brown and Miss draco Ilayward will go to Chicago next month to outer upon a six months course of study, preparatory to going upon tho stage.

Dick Forster says he wants tho mother of every darling baby in town to call and see his olegaut line of baby wagons. They art* real swoot and some of very novel construction for the baby's comfort.

Peter Millor, tho harness and collar manufacturer, 505 Main street, invites you to call on him for well made heavy team harness, chain harness and horse collars of every descreptlon, at lowest prices.

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J. W. Douglass lias just received a complete line of spring millinery. Children's school hats from 25 cents up. Call and so© all the novelties before going elsewhere 82fl East Main Street.

KKKN KVTTIXO KUTTLERY. For Wostenholm Rogers Pocket Knive Damask Cheek Raxors or Star Scissors, see A. (3. Austin A Co., who keep the only full line of those goods in the city.

-—Only $20.30 to Florida and return, on Leggett's Excursion next week.

—Window Shades made to order on short notice. Store shades made and hung at FOSTRR'S Carpet Hall. —SHIRTS to actual measure. Fit guaranteed. Satisfaction assured. Six for .At HUNTER'S.

—The styles in Spring Carpeting* were never handsomer than this spring. FWTTKH'S CAKMST HALL fairly blooms with them.

AT THE OLD STAXD.

J. Walter Kclchner wants all of his friends and customers to know that he is back at his old stand, Main street and is prepared to do all kinds of boot and shoe making and repairing. See his prices. Best sewed boot for gents, $7.50 and 18.00 best pegged boot for gents, |6.S0. Repairing done very cheap. Only the best material used and tirst-elsss •work is warranted. You can save money by calling on htm.

Old papers—large sises for putting under carpets, house-cleaning, etc., ean I* hid st The Mail Ottos.

3S» Other People:'

~»If they want to find me," says a New York alderman, "they can find me at either of my two saloons.*'

Sam Jones, in his Sunday afternoon sermon in Chicago to men only, addressed over six thousand persons.

A tailor in Albany testifies thai in the hip pocket of three-fifths of his customers he finds hard, cold, shooting-irons.

The wealthiest resident of Reading, Pa., has become insane because six men were killed in an accident in his mill,

A man "points with pride" to the fact that his wife has worn one bon net for twenty-five years. The feeling with which the wife points to the hus band not been described-^

There is a thrifty custom among the Polish peasantry of charging each male guest at a wedding 1.00 for kissing the bride, and when she is young and very pretty quite a neat little sum is often realized for the young couple by this sale of osculatory favors. (^plonel Nicholas Smith, "the great American professional beauty," is native of Shelby county, Kentucky, and was born so." A Louisville paper says that in his youthful yeare it was his daily habit to stand before his mirroi and exclaim: "I thank thee, O God, for this magnificently handsome face."

There will always bo found people in this world who seem anxious to do unusual things and that was a novel per formance, last week, in Geneva, N. Y. when a funeral procession stopped in the street long enough to allow the corpse of a little girl to be taken into a gallery and photographed.

For low rates to Florida March 31st and April 1st, call on W. T. Leggett

^EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT'S^

THE WORLD'S WONDERS,

As seen by the great Tropical and Polar Explorers, embracing the Travels Discoveries and adventures of Livingstone, Stanley, Du Chaillu, Wallace, Long, Squler Speke, Grant, Baker, Kane, Franklin, M'Clintock, De Long, Hays, Hall, Greely and many others. A complete Encyclopedia of Travels, Discoveries and Adventures in all parts of the W&grld,'-giving information of the greatest, Value and Interest, which no one can ffijtrd to be without. It gives a full history of*the customs and habits of strange and curious races of savages, beasts, birds and reptiles In tho Tropical and Polar Regions, and the Travels and Adventures of all the Great Explorers. It tells about the Cannibals and Dwarfs of Africa, the curious Wild Dogs, Laughing Rats, Flying and Singing Frogs, Milk-Giving Fish, Holdier Ants, and many other strange and wonderful things. There are many books, but none like this.

Agents wanted, both male and female, onjsalary or commission. w. Address CAPT. Z. OREM.

Filbeck House, Terre Hailte, Ind. i» —Go to Florida on Leggett's cheap excursion, March 31st and April 1st. Tickets good for 30 days.

PSORIQUE cures Itch and Wabash Scratches in 20 minutes, For sale by all druggists.

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ABOUT YOUR GIRLS.

Mothers of Torre Haute doii't let your daughters grow to womanhood without having thom taught to do some one thing well. No matter what they have a taste for, singing or sowing, painting or carving, fanning or plant raising, out-door work or indoor work, man's work or woman's work, lot them be thoroughly instructed in some kino of work then

Stonor.

fortune need bring them to Don't let your girls

grow up thinking they have no home cares or responsibilities. If they leave all work and drudgery for you to do, it is because vou have allowed them to form such a habit and have not properly taught ireand trained them when they wero enti ly under your control. Girls are more often thoughtless than selfish, and are not so much'to blame as those who have failed to instruct them. Impress upon tlieir minds that when they get married it is to their advantage to buy all thoir table supplies, constantly and regularly, at E. R. Wright's big White Front grocery store where to-day you can got Lettuce, Radishes, Kale, Pieplant,Beets, Parsnips, Turnips, C-abbage, Dressed Turkey, Ducks, Chickens, Cranberries, Oranges, lemons. Bananas. California dried and canned fruits of all kinds,French Prunes, New Mackrol, Codfish, Smoked Halibut, Dried Herring, Sardines, Canned Mackrel, Brook Trout, Caned Salmon, Shrimp, Lobsters, Maple Syrup, and Sugar and Saratoga Chips.

FANCY ORANGES* CHOICE LEMONS, Early Rose and Early Ohio

POTATOES,

In any quantity, at JOS. H. BRIGGS. Cor. Fourth and Cherry Sts.

Backache, Lung and Kidney Troubles cured by Pomeroy's Petroline Plasters, —of druggists.

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We have Fresh Crisp Pie Plant, Lettuce, Radishes, Ma pie Syrup, Maple Sugar, The Best Flour, Finest Potatoes, Michigan Apples, Jellies, Dried Apples, and oceans of other articles for the table.

JOE MILLER.

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HERE IS WHERE YOU CAN FIND ANY KIND OF A,

Buggy, 'Carriage or Wagon,

Also, HARNESS, WHIPS, and LAP DUSTERS—and* the cheapest place to get COLUMBUS BUGGIES, Everything warranted. Call and see us before buying.

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SIDE coi^irxisra-,/

Hung on Cross or End Spring. -A very easy riding vehicle, handy to get in or out and the springs work as softly with one as two persons.

PLATFORM JP^^3TOHT

One of the most convenient vehicles made for ladies of elderly people for comfort ana ease. «bwi th''*

BBBWSTEB

One of the most stylish, handsome and eas' public.

Further particulars, prices and Address or call on,

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FOUTS, HUNTER & CO.,

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FINE PERFUMERY

MACHINE WORKS,

Manufacture and deal la Mil grinds

MacMnQry^ and Machinery fV

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Spring "Wraps and Jackets,^

p* We have received another invoice of Novelties in this de-«t^ ,| partment at the lowest prices. -v"*

1 S !%f SJ 'P A grand line of SWISS and HAMBURG FLOUNCINGS also, ORIENTAL LACES and FLOUNCINGS, just arrived.,

Users Supplies. "I I]

flourSiill work

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Our Hpeolalty.

enty-Ove mile of Terre Haute. Repair and Jobbing Work Given npeclal attention. Write or call on u» and sue tor yourselves. SOI to 935 North Ninth itnat, nm Union Depot. T«m Haute. ln«t.

EO. W. LOOMIS,

JT 1KNTINT. Me Over J. H. Brlmp'' store, n. e. cor. 4th A Cherry. Teetli Extracted, without puln bv the use of Mayo's Va|K»r or N11 rous Oxide GHS. Pint clasM material used li plate work

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ARTISTS' SUPPLIES,

Pictures, Frames, Mouldings. Picture Frames Made to Order. McKeen's Block, 0M Main street, between tfth and 7th.

Dr. Ben. Tomlin's V#x

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Medical & Surgical Institute

Owner of 6th and Ohio sts., T*rre Hante. Ind for ALL CHRONIC and *PTOIAL DISEASES, Male or Female, MEDICAL «r HUB G1CAL. Offloe boon*: 8 to

2 to 6 and 7 to

A TRIAL TREATMENT FREE in the IWlowingdliwc*. vie OPIUM, morphine or lawlanom HABIT. NERVOUS DIJRAW of MEN and WOMEN, FITHor and SORE, WEAK or DEFICIENT EYES

The following I wlh TREAT—NO CURE, NO PAY, with written aajrante^, vjixCAV CEW*. TUMORM and OLD «oR&». TAPE WORMS, FISTULA. PILIW,and ALL DISK4HEH of the RECTUM, without the KNIFE or CAUSTIt S.

JOHN BO88OM

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PLUMBER and GAS JflH'^R

And dealer In

Gas Fitnres, Pomps, Pipes, Etc, pmrnwOr attsaisd », OhU 'sofa** ,«t

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they will not last long.

We have opened a line of SPRING SHAWLS to suit J® most any taste.

Parasols and Sun Umbrellas

Are now open for inspection, all new, fresh and cheap.

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...i Kingan's Califarnia Hams..

Pitted Cherries, DrM, per lb...... I6o Rltter's Fruit Preserves per lb. dfewt 10 California Dried Peaches, Halves, per lb 154m 8 lb Roasted Coffee '. 1 00 10 lb. Good Green Coffee 1 00 Choice Sorghum Molasses, per gal ^'g7 40

Choice Syrap Molasses, per gal 40

631 Main Street.

J. J. B&cir & §on,

(Deutsche Apotheke)

^Druseists

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TOILET AI^TICIjE8.

All proprietory articles add itew remedies received h» won «s known anil oonUnually kept In Htock.

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price

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Meats-• Sugar Cured

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Kingan's Sugar Cured Soulders, per lb 7c

kingan's Cottage Hams Kingan's Best Sugar Cured Hands., Choice New Orleans Molasses, per gallon SOcApples, York States, by the barrel at a bargain. 14 ro. Standard Granulated Sugar for. 1 00 15 ft. Soft White Sugar 1 00 ,, 16 lb. Nearly Whjte Sugar HKK V* 20lb. Choice New Turkish Prunes 100 ,-v

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JgUFF A BEAUCHAMP

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Attorneys at Law.

At 621 Ohio Ntreet, between Fifth and Hiztli, streets. Office formerly occupied by Beutt A iludiion. Loans negotiatod.

R. W. 0. EICHELBERGER,

Oflillit sstf Asrlit,

Boom 18, Savings Bank Building. Terrs Hants, Ind/^ ii 9 12 a. m, OfDee nours, 2— 6 p. m.

E. A. GILLETT, D. D. 8. mZEIsTTIST

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Fine Artificial Teeih and Flue Gold FilliBg» Hp claltles. Office: Corner 6th and Ohio st ••^Entrance on Ohio st.

T. SIGHAKDSOLF. S. w. TAB YALMAB RICHARDSON A VAN ^ALZAB

DENTISTS.

Omcs Southwest comer Fifth and Mwlu streets, over National State Bank (entrance on Fifth street. Communication lay Telephone.

O. LINCOLN, DENTIHT Offloe, 19H 8- Sixth, opposite P. O. •*.» traetlngara artlflelal teetn speclsltlMi I work warranted.

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GLOVER, M. D., Practice Limited lo Plueaww of THB BECTUM. No. 115 Mouth 6th

St.,

Havlugs Bank iiulldlng^^

Office Hoursi-e to 12 a. n. 2 to 6 and 7 lo 8 p, m., Sundays—9 to 11 s. m.

DLIUS F. ERMI8CH STEAM DYE HOl'SE,

060 Main St., MCKMD'I Block. Cleaning and delngof all klndn of LSH dies and Gentu clot In also neatly repaired.

m»{. GeutM garments' Write for price ll«t.

W, 8.ClO»T. J* H. WtLLtAm, J. M.CljlJf

CLIFT,WILLIAMS

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KAJnnrAoruasBs or

Sash, Doors, Blinds, etc '8kE»^

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I.USBEB, LATH, SHINULKs GLASS, PAINTS. 0ILX ui BUttDKBS' HABDWAKK.

Mulberry Street, Corner Nlntb, ITEBBE HAVrt.. l»i/

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established IMS. Xneorperated ISTfl

B. F. Havens. Established '6r

Fire Insurance Only

The Oldest and Largest Ageney In tbek City. lnmrsnee against F!rev Ughtnlng, Tor*. nadoM, Explosion of Steam Boilers ana aecf*" dents.- .?

Twelve Solid and Prompt Paying Co.'• Policies written so that when yon have a Are your property Is covered. It will be (9 your interest to call at tbe old insoranee corner. FoortHaiKl Main str- ets.

B. F. HAVENS,

G. W. MIUJOI, Solleltor. -fi

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