Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 18, Number 25, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 December 1887 — Page 5

JOHN R. MUSI

CHAPTER XVIII. THE PLOT Or KJtAVES.

country known as Preston P°r~ ""the village of BuftoesN. incltt south territfeot.'" 'emei"* -c Ct Perdue has moved his coal office tf^o. 20 north Sixth street °r£Sixth street. fp'

Decorated Toilet Sets make a very Suitable gift. Foster's Carpet and Furniture House for them.

1 Big Mile Rate at the Kink to-night for »®HidOold Championship Badge. Badge

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exhibition at Bernhardt ABusching's

,?»idow.

umilea* told tiling A Wall's Art Hall, 22 north fear ofth street is in reciept of a large lot

VVallush Frames and Pastel Paintings, *mJjJfich will be sold at lews than manufacturer's prices.

New and Second-Hand Stoves and Furniture For Sale or Exchange. Cash paid for cast-off Clothing or Old Furniture, at Bankrupt Furniture Store, N. W. Cor. Third and Cherry.

Timely warning, for Holiday Presents Nothing is nicer than a finely finished Photo or a life size Photo-Crayon, such as can be had at D.

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Wright's in the

greatest perfection. Do not delay till too late. Novelties in Furniture. Fine Bugs, Handsome Curtains, Beautiful Hanging Lamps, all make a very nice and suitable Holiday gift. Foster's Carpet and 'uniltjfte House has thein.

your time to have your Photoknoiiade for Christmas. Don't wait nowo last minute, ImtgO at once to '•"Pay A Buckingham's, south Fifth. *r- jave the

only

ground lloor gallery

'u *lty and their work cannot bo exh:inii,'^ny Photographer. iod citi/ey

old

ganta Claus

1M11 IV!iirtil.,jnejmed unloading his pack to convo, ... •r tl,cv'hlUIren'

the

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Jhe Best Oysters!

When you want something extra nice iii Oysters, ftrosh from the salt sea, go direct to hoadflquarters, E. W. Johnson's H15 Wabash tivenuo.

Fur Htobes and Blankets. A seasonable arrival Is an olegaut line of Fur and kets at Petei which are bel

lush Robes and Horse BlanMiller's, .'05 Main streot ng sold at very low prices.

/Rare Outs."

Is what the*' poople say of the choico meats for sapo at T. J. Patton A Go's. There's none (better anywhere. Fourth and Ohio atrqjbtw.

Largest

Stock of Toys in the City.

L. D. Smith is back to his old number 061 Main, but in an elegant now room in Bindley Block. Ho hn* the only exclusive toy house In town and by far the largest stock. Call and see the Christmas toys. All the novelties.

Dan Faalg's Billiard Hall. For a nice game of billiards in the most elegant hall In the State, drop into Djin Fasig's Health Office. Everything new, of tho latest style and handsomely furnished.

Why Pay Big Foes

to an oculist to have your eyes measured for glasses when yon can have it done by an absolutely accurate machine at Kern's jewolry store?

"Oh, Girls I"

Now's tho time to tease papa for anew Tricycle and you'll get it sure. Hint to him gently that A. G. Austin A Co. keep

*AU BOMBS' PHARMACY. J|. E. ttorner Sixth and Ohio, Ytt# "will aee something in Holiday if. goods entirely new, just out, nothing alike them In the city. Call and aee for )i yourself. *ave Money tor Christmas. \lVoa can do this by buying your boots and shoes at A. H. Boegetnan's, 104 south ttmrth street, He gets his supplies

Mm the best manufacturers, gets botrates, knows what his customers want and Is content with the least possible margin of profit. You can rely on It is goods being as represented. He is .having a big run on those $2.00 shoes tor ladies in Dongola, Kid or Goat, and in •Common Sense styles or Opera Toe. He has also a nice lot of Rubbers and Overshoes, which are needed such weather as we are now having. Drop in and see his elegant Holiday Slippers, so elegant, •comfortable and cheap. And to the hundreds of farmer readers of The Mall we

would say that Boegeman has just the footwear you need at this season. National Garment Cutter.

Fteel

Free!

In oid* to introduce our system of cutting, which Is readily adapted to outting men's, women and children's clothing, we shall tor the next twenty days, commencing Monday, Dec. 12, give free instruction in its use at our rooms. No. IS south FOnrth street, over Mrs* Oooc** millinery store. The simplest and cheapest system ever Introduced. Perfect fitting and stylish garments guaranteed all who use oar system.

NATIONAL GARMENT CUTTER, 13 south Fourth street.

Pholog

of a negative retgncber whose work cannot be excelled. Persons wanting Cabinet or large Photos Aw the Holidays, finish, shovld

Mile Race at the Rink to-night for Id Gold Championship Badge!. Badge /exhibition at Bernhardt A Busching's indow. _______________ We have five times the amount of 'aney Chairs for the Holiday trade that has ever been shown in one house in Terre Haute) Ladies' Desks, Music Racks, Easels, Ac., at Foster's Furniture House.

Hat Racks, Side Boards, Book Cases, Marble Top Tables and Fancy Chairs—a lot left over—to be sold at less than half price, at the Bankrupt Furniture Store, northwest corner Third and Cherry.

Holiday Bates on the Bee Line. Excursion tickets will be sold to and from all-stations on the Indianapolis A St. Louis railway at one fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale December 24, 25, 26 and 31, January 1st and 2d, and good to return to January 3d, inclusive. Call on agents for full particulars.

Next to Hera' Bazar

Comes Griffith's shoe store. All this week the crowds were immense. The center of attraction was the exquisitely beautiful Overshoes made by the Glove Goodyear Co., and the New Style Soles on Kid Boots for ladies. Mr. Merring has been in Chicago this week selecting Holiday Slippers. The ladies of this city are always pleased with his judgment. No. 32 south Fourth street.!

OAK HALL OPENING. v«J The management of the new pharmacy at Oak Hall, McKeen block, take pleasure in announcing that their establishment will be opened for business, Saturday, December 10th.

All that a model pharmacy should possess in the way of stock, improved accessories, assistants and general appointments, Oak Hall will have. If a thorough education in the Philadelphia college of pharmacy, and an active experience of thirteen years in the retail drug business exclusively, counts for anything in assuring the public that the prescription department will be unexcelled anywhere, then the manager takes iride in asserting such facts concerning limself. ,,

The toilet ai.d sundry line will be complete and a rich assortment of the very latest novelties have been purchased for the holiday trade.

You (are respectfully invited to visit Oak Ilall. H. KINGSBURY, Manager.

CLASSES IN DANCING. AT DOWU.NO HALL.

Describe Joe Miller's Stock.

Everyone re-nembers the fellow the plav who said to his pretty sweetheart "Kiss me in one word." Now if The Mail were to undertake to tell what

JOE MILLER

has Kt his well kept grocery. 615 Main street, in one word, it would simply say, "EVERYTHING."

Dr. B. B. GLOVBR,

Rectal diseases only. No. 115 South Sixth streot. Savings Bank Building.

Dr. Jordon's Lung Renovator, the Great Lung, Blood, Liver and Kidney Remedy. Giving Immediate relief In in coughs and. colds. In deep-seated throat and lung diseases the most radical and positive cure on record, and for all wasting diseases It stands far superior to any compound known, perfect tone to the stomach, liver.

giving ktdneyi itdneya and bowels. A trial of Dr. Jordon's Lung Renovator will convince the most nkeptlcal. Dr. Jordon's Lung Renovator, the Oreat Lung. Blood, Ltver and Kidney Remedy, la for rale by all druggists in America, Canada, England and Germany. «, tf.

WARNING!

Occupants of houses shonld secure their Windows and Doors at once sgainst the Gold Drafts ot the coining Winter by baying Weather Strips for Windows and Doors, which entirely exclude

Cold Drafts

In Winter, saving half your fuel. Windows can be raised or lowered as usual for ventilation. FVr sale by FINKBINER DUENWEG,

Dealers in Hardware, 430 Main st.

E. L. G0DECKE,

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HOTOK BOOK8TOR*. HAS--

Christmas Offerings

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A complete stock of attracting goods in the line of Jnvenile and Standard Books of Poetry. Fiction and General Literature, Pocket and Fktnlly Bibles, Prayer Books, Christmas Cards, Picture Frames, Photograph and Autograph Albums, Soap Books, Gold Pens, Lsd-

D. H. Wright has secured the eervW ies'and Oeota* Pocket Books, Pen Knive, Ink Stands, Games for Children, Alpha bet and Building Btoeks, Writing Desks,

TERES HATTTTC

New Class for Beginners, Ladiei ftnd Gentlemen, moets Monday evening, Dec. 19th, at 7.30 o'clock.

New Class for Beginners, Ladies, Missosaud Masters, meets Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 2Cth, at 4 o'clock.

Advanced Evening Classes, for Ladies and Gentlemen, meets Tuesday evening, Doc. 20th, at 7.80 o'clock.

Advanced Class, for Misses and Mastors, meets Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 21stj at 4 o'clock.

For terms and other information address OSKAR DUENWEG.

IN ONE WORD. "F*

The Only Way to Perfectly Ttaglana,

Boards, ObWMMfli Port-

What a Feast!

This past week has been for Dry Goods buyers, and just to think this is to last two weeks longer, can't but help to gladden the hearts ot the thousands of people, who for some reaso* or other, were prevented from joining the great procession of buyers to our colossal store.

Hoberg'S $50,000 Trade Sale

THE GREATEST OF ALL .SUCCESSES.

Last Monday we started out to sell $50,000 worth of goods during the coming three weeks and if the .*$ immense crowds seen in our store and the sales are any criterio* to go by we'll sell way beyond that amount. Thahkstothe appreciative public who value our bargains as they should be valued. It's money with us and not profits. To carry too many goods is loosing dollars faster than we can make cents. This warm weather will further force reductions as we have piles and piles of merchandise to sell yet to get the required amount.

Cloaks, Shawls, Silks arid Dress Goods, Plushes, Flannels and Blankets, Domestics, ,. Housekeeping Goods, Toys, Notions.

-AND

Holiday Goods

At Unheard of Low Prices. The Second Week

Of Our Great Trade Sale will be opened Monday Morning, Dec. 12.

With a Great Special Sale

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CONTINUED SALES!

Will be another part of our programme for next week's Trade Sale.

1 Lots of Fun!

For those who couldn't be with ns this week.

14c. Ribbon Sale

Continued.

98c. Plush Sale,

Continued.

49c. Dress Goods Sale,

Continued.

Monday, Tuesday,Wednesday

GREAT

Blue Tag Sale

—OF—

Silk Umbrellas

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The celebrated Windsor, Silk Coverings, warranted to wear. Prices all marked in plain figures.

Monday Jfcfornlng

We will place on sale

100 Dozen

Ladies' and Childrens' Printed.

Cloaks. Cloaks. Cloaks.*

-OF-

Every Garment carfully examined and marked so that our prices aba^:| solutely will be looked upon as a CLEAN KNOCK OUT.

Newmarkets, Ulsters, Jackets, Short Wraps, Beaded Wraps, Seal Plush Short. Wraps, and Seal Skin Plush Sacques

SATURDAY EVENING MAIL

innn fVhflflrAna ninalm

and 1000 Childrens Cloaks.

AH marked to "SELL" and they will sell if you look at'em before you buy.

IMPORT ORDERS!

We hwve now open

350 Dozen

Ladies and Gents.

Initial Handkerchiefs For

19c

Basket Bargains!

SILK &.K.

Handkerchiefe

lQCjeadj, Worth 2Bc.

each,

Ladles or tients Initial, All Linen, Hemstitched, Any letter, 18c. worth 25c.

For

25c

Ladies or Gents Extra Quality Initial All Linen Handkerchiefs. Hemstitched any letter, 25c. worth 40c.

FOr

SSO'eMk,

Ladies or Gents, Extra Fine and Extra Fancy Initial, All Linen, Hemstitched, Any letter, 39c. worth 60c.

Anoi&efLot Extra Size All Silk Handkerchief!

At39c

CONDUCTED BY

Hobefg, Root& Co

each,

Worth 50c.

5,000 Handkerchief^,

lc, 2c, 8c^ 5c, 7c and 8c,' Worth double—Plain White and Ffcncy

Borders.

Grreat Trade Sale

fos. 51S and 530 Wabash Are.

Valuable

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We know that the Christmas present question is puzzling thousand* Assuming as a matter of course thai you know whatever is earned

PIXLEY & CO.,

Is the best and cheapest which money can buy. make suggestions

Smoking Jackets, Jersey Jackets, Jersey Gloves, s'" Jersey Half Hose, Jersey Shirts, Jersey Caps, Elegant Scarfs, Elegant Neckwear, •Elagant Mufflers, Elegant Night Robesf

FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENT!

Elegant Night Robes,* «. •iCollar and Cuflf Buttons, Kid Gloves, .. 'is

Fine Suspenders, .£. Silk Handkerchiefs,

Linen Handkerchiefs,-' Everything That Will Please Man or Boy at

I E &

•i,: 4"-,' Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers.

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Bernhardt & Busching,

AYE A FULL LINE OF

HAVE

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Watches, Diamonds,

ALL KINDS

%,-i t-r 7"

Two full seta of Reeds: jhm «qu mwe cuu knee swells solid walnut case stool an

$10 down and balance in $5 payments per month or.

#50CA9H.

Oi&er styles np to $150. Pianos on like easy terms, and everything in Established 25

Pianos on like

eal line. Established 25 yean. All kinds ond hand instruments taken In exchange on purchase of new ones.

TTnequaled in eacoeUence of oonstrnction and finish as well as of tone. Having held the manufacturers' agency for the with numerous academies a to refer to, thoee ia want

KUSSNER'S PALACE OF mf

688, Main Street, Terre Ha

We shall simple

Fancy Shirts, Men's Overcoats, Men's Suits, Youth's Suits, Youth's Overcoats,Boys' Suits, Boys' Overcoats, Childrens' Suits, Children's Hats and Caps, Childrens' Neckwear, Children's Overcoats, Boys' Gloves, Childrens' Shirt Waists,' Childrens' Black Wool Stockinj White Shirts.

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AT THE LOWEST PRICES./"

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THE KUSSNER-ORGAN!

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Baas and Treble couplers: voxhumana ten sto id book guaranteed, five yea

Only $55 up to $75.

musical instruments repali

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manufactorers' agency for the past twenty-e* and hnndreda of purchasers in this and adjoin it of a reliable piano will find it in the "Ltndit,

FECHHEIMEB, 8.4th