Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 19, Number 45, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 May 1889 — Page 9

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Andy Walker was dalled to Madison this week by the sickness of his brother. Misses Anna and Henrietta Strong rereturned from Ashville, N. C., Wednesday.

Miss Hattie Juntgefi, of Kansas, 111., visited Mrs. George C. Foulkej this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Patton entertained a party at progressive euchre Thursday evening.

Miss Minnie Bmnker of Leavenworth, Kan., is visiting Mrs. J. W. Funk] on east Main street.

Frank Cook, formerly night clerk at the Terre Haute house, has resumed his position temporarily.

J. A. Footo has moved his family from Crawfordsville to this city, residing at 5*01 south Seventh street.

The dramatic club meets Wednesday evening with Mrs= U. D. Digge*, at her residence on Ohio street.

Dr. S. M. Rice attended the annual meeting of tho American railway surgeons in St. Louis this week.

Miss Fanny Thompson will return next week from a three months' visit with her sister in Baltimore.

H. T. Biel took photographs of the surroundings of Coates college, also of the faculty and pupils one day this week.

Mrs. Win, Hamilton, of Clinton, was in the city Friday with her daughter, Miss Stella, who was returning to school at St. Mary's.

A party of picknickers visited Otter Creek Tuesday afternoon. Returning in the evening they were entertained by Miss Jossie Perdue.

Dr. J. L. Prestori, a brother of Dr. Preston, of this city, has been appointed member of the pension examining board at Qreenoastle.

Prof. Oskar Duonweg gave a dancing reception to his pupils and friends Thursday evening. It was quite largely attended and was a delightful affair.

A. L. Bingham, the newly appointed assistant ticket agent at, the Union depot has movod his family from Plymouth, where he was agent for the Yandalia.

Rev. J, E. Gilbert, D. D., was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Durham on north Sixth street, during the Sunday school convention at the Presbyterian church.

Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Henry entertained their friends at their reahlewee Wednesday evening, in honor of William Thompson, of Rock vine,

Miss Clara Rockwell went of Chicago Wednesday morning. A. J. Crawford returned Tuesday from a trip through the South.

Mrs. J. A. Parkhurst has returned to ber home in Marengo, 111. Ex-Congressman James T. Johnston was in the city Thursday.

Merrill N. Smith and family returned on Tuesday from Aikin, S. C. The Knickerbocker club danced at Bindley Hall Wednesday night.

Mrs. W. H. Armstrong goes to Indianapolis on Monday for ashore visit. Judge Mack lectures before the Hoosier literary society on Tuesday evening.

Mrs. Ella Prentice Peppers, formerly of this city, died in Detroit last Friday. Misses Hattie Baird and Mary Keepers, of Paris, visited in the city this week

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A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

PERSONAL MENTION.

Henry Warren is still quite sick.

Miss Mary Hudnnt has returned from Pekin, Ills. Miss Ida Moore has taken ber position at th*e State NormaL

Jack Roberto, of Six's fire house is low with consumption. Rev. John Wurster, of Madison, was in the city this week.

who is visiting

ir the city. General Freight. Agent Hibbard, of the Vandalia, was hew this week. He said business was as good as could be expected at this time of the year and ithat freight receipts area little heavier fhan last year.

James Phillips, of Brastil, and Miss Ella Knight, of north Fifteenth street, were married at St. Joseph's church on Tuesday, Father McEvoy officiating. The parents of the bride and groom were the only persona present.

Prof. Okott, formerly superintendent of the city schools, was in the city this week measuring the blackboard space hi the new Normal building. The profewr U» now with a large school furnisl house.

Misses May me Finkblner and Cora Daris will leave tbe Unit of the week for Indianapolis where tbey will take part in the Musical program mo arranged by tbe Young Ladies Baaaar glveu for tbe benefit of 8k Mary's Institute.

N. Fllbeck received a telegram from Washington D. C., Wednesday announcing tbe deathf of Charles Lustig. Years ago he was a partner with John Kup iheimer, the Arm publishing tbe B^w«r of this city. He was appointed to a position in tbe government printing office in am

Tbe Wichita Journal says: C, C. Carlton, of tbe San Francisco Cfcll and Bulletin, Is tbe first bold, bad newspaper man who has been honored in Guthrie— appreciative landlord has named his big notei In his honor. Oar 1 ton is a bustling correspondent. He always keeps his pencils sharp and Is a "seooper" —tbe newspaper man have taken a fancy him and will patronise the hotel

Miss Julia Clayton has returned from Lamont, North Carolina. John E. Lamb has returned from Washington and New York.

S. H. Hybarger has resigned his place as janitor at the government building. Joe Allen, who was hurt at Effingham several months ago, is able to be out.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Krletenstein attended tbe funeral services of Jacob Henn, at Paris.

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. C. Martin, Misses Mollie and Libey Sephen and Ellio Roberts, of Decatur, Ills., were in the city this week.

A centennial poem,"ehtitled, "Lydia Darrah," written by Miss Mary H. Krout, was published in the Chicago Inter Ocean on Tuesday.

Mrs. Ed Ross surprised her husband on Thursday evening by giving a supper to a large company of their friends, the occasion being Mr. Ross' birthday.

T. E. Lawes, formerly foreman of the Van blacksmith shop, returned to his home at Bloomington, Ills., Tuesday, after a visit to friends and relatives.

A1 W. Haslet, formerly of this city, was married on April 28th, in Marshall, Texas, to Miss Annie D. Turner. Their future home will be in Peach Springs, Arizona.

PERSONAL AND PECULIAR.

There are 1200 persons of the name of Smith employed in the United States postal service. silt is said that Palmyra, Neb., Is short in Bibles, and last week the local paper published the top comma.ndor'enUj "by request." ,,{ .'

John Bright was the only cabinet minister who never knelt to the Queen, his reason being that he could not render to an earthly potentate the homage which he owed to tbe Supremo Being alone.

Ten years ago F. M. Christie, a young man, saved Mitts Alice Gibbons from drowning at the risk of his own life. Miss Gibbons obtained his name, and when she died two weeks ago she in acre him her heir to a considerable amount of money and property.

Secretary Blaine is reported as having been seen coming from a cabinet meet ing a few days since merrily whistling 'White Wings." What terrible calam ity to the country this suggestive incident portends we shall be duly advised by the wise Democratic organs.

The Governor of North Carolina and the Governor of South Carolina had rooms in the same hotel in New York during the Centennial celebration, but what one said to the other after the manner of their historic predecessors In office was not a public part of the ceremonies.

A pension has been granted to the mother of the late Private Isaac D. Brooks, of the Thirty-sixth Ohio Volunteers, who was drowned while bathing in Wheeling ofeek, during the war, on the ground that he was simply obeying the o/ders of his superior officer in keeping clean.

Secretary of War Proctor very seldom uses a pen to sign his name. He has had a stamp made and when mail hour arrives a messenger stands before him and stamps letters, orders and even requisitions for money with a facsimile of "Redfield Proctor." When the Secretary writes to the President, however, he signs his own name.

A young man in Raliegh, N. C., eloped with the wife of one of his neighbors a few da3*s ago, and the husband of the woman bad the man arrested for stealng his wife. The Justice of the Peace before whom the case came up dismissed it on the ground' that wife-stealing was not larceny, becouse a woman, even though a wife, is not personal property, and therefore could not be the subject of larceny.

Red Cloud, the Sioux chieftan who has signified his approval of the administration by calling on President Harrison, Is 64 years old, but looks much younger. He owns a big farm, raises corn for sale and is rich enough to live comfoitably without doing work with his own hands. He hires younger Ind ians to work his farm.

General Boulanger's cpstume on landing at Dover moved the British critics to laughter. He -wore a glossy silk hat and a bloc coat. An admiring woman gave him a carnation for his button ho'.e and another presented him a baby to kiss. It was thus tbe brave general made bis first appearance on the British stage.

The New York po«tofBce is tbe large-1 business e* ili»bment, affecting tbe greatest number of people under tbe government of tbe United States, It delivers im looHrcts every year a number of leuers, iere, etc., six times as numerous as entire population of tbe anion. It handles in et. year over

In money business, while Its

own receipts are over *nd the net revenue of tbe government is $3,250,^.

A I jklyn dentist after pulling a tooth for a lady, was immeasurably shocked on being informed that he bad extracted the wrong one. She threatid a law-suit, and be offered to pay a i^mnable sum as indemnity, to avoid legal trouble and exposure. He named $30 as tbe amount she declined it, bus agreed to accept a sparkling ring he wore. He gave It to her, received a written document In full Indemnification, and the next day the lady learned that tbe supposed diamond ring WArtfc II ML

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All Kinds of Boofin*

FOr bouses, bam*, mills, and abode cheap, durable, easily laid and warranted not to leak. Also, Unroofing, guttering, spouUng, and tbe globe brand sheet iron roofing and siding. Sole agents

Towicunr drovi Oo^ 606 Wabaah atwar.

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Before buying Spring Un-

deaweftr, give us a call. Our

line is'tlie largest in town. Our

pnees we .guarantee, l)elo^ any

goods.

-J-N Wilson Naylor, Manager.

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TO-ZfcTIGKHTT.

Fanny Davenport

Supported by her own company including

Melbourne MaeDoweH,

In a Magnificent Production of Victorien Sardou's latest Sensation,

WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY MATINEES

KO. A. BAKER'S

BENNETT & MOULTON'S

Comic Opera Company,

,_v .t, 4:8 ZPZBOIPXjTE Our Own Orchestra. Two Prima Donnnf. (•-.«* New and Elegant Costumefy,

REPERTORIES

Monday .1. Bocacclo Tuesday -'.'-v Beggar student Wednesday Mattlnee Merry War Wednesday Evening .... Robt.,Macaire Thursday The Black Hussar Friday The Bohemian Girl Saturda^Matlnee Robt. Macalre Saturday Evening Chimes of Normandy

Prices, 15,25, 85 and 50. Sale now progressing at button's.'

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"VTAYLOR'S OPERA HOUSE.

Wilson Naylor—Manager.

Naylor—Manager.

TERHE HAUTE SATURDAY-'EVENING MAIL.'

Beats the World for Low, Prices on fine

-SHOES"AND SLIPPERS

623 Main Street.

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other house for same class of

JAMES HUNTER & CO.

"Amusements.

ISTAYLOR'S OPERA HOtJSE.

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Stupendous Annomicement!

GILMORE'S

'f 20th Anniversary

JUBILEE FESTIVAL

UL THE BIST ISO CISIUB© MUTCHES O* THE fiKKAT mvvfoK fllLMORE'S t-aroona New York Band! QILMORETt Kioht Great Vocal Artista! GILMORE'S iery of Artillery, 6guna

Oper., rt andflr^dhyeieetritvatSOshots 1 minute, capacity of-• gnn„ GILMORE'S Anvil Corps! A MAMMOTH CHORpS of 200 Volcea!

Under the auspice* of the

fTERRE MOTS ORATORIO SOCIETI.

GILMORE'S SPECIAL ARTISTS Slgnor ITALO CAM? NINI, The »r at«»tof living Tenors. Si*nnr EPOENE DK DANCKWAROT,

Tbe Kreat 8vedfoh Tenor from the Ror«1 Open, Copenhagen. Signorina CLEMENTINA DE VERB,

The sliver-voiced Oerat«r of the present Any Madame BLANCHE STONE BARTON.

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Tbe F«wo«t American Soprano.

Ml* HELEN DUDLEY CAMPBELL, A Contralto wholly worthy of ber disiiagnivhed company. SlfnorOIU8EPPKDEL Pt'KNTE,

Tbe fin* and most popular living Baritonew MYRON W. WHITNEY,

The craadMt Baaao America «wr produced. S^aor FERRARI Pianist.

PRICES AS POLLOWS imtm

Fintt Ploor, Beaerred. UN General Admlnloo ....... 1 Family Circle, Rnenred ....... IX 3eneral Admtsatoo .110 Oalkry ..... ..

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LowwPloar, Reaerred US Oeaetal Admiaslon 116 Family Circle. Beaerved 1* Oeaetai Admiaskm ............

Sale of aeata begtoa at B«ttoo% book alot* May 7ttu

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I8SOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, doing bnsiness under the firm name of Westfall Moor head, has this day dissolved partnership by mutual consent. "\,fc 15. P. WESTFALL.

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Success of Two Continents.

BE ON HANDS EARLY TO SECURE SEATS.

ISTAYLOR'S OPERA HOUSE. JLI

Wilson Naylor Manager.

ONE WEEK 0FC0MIC 0PBRA, COMSIENC1NO iMTOiisnD a.izr, 6,

ORSALE.

$4,300.

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good hand for general work. T. HULMAN, Sr.

Thirteenth street and Sixth Aye.

For Sale.

Fthree

OR SALE.—'townley Vapor Stove new: burners and large oven. Enquire at 121 N. Seventh street.

Great Bargains.

RIDDLE, HAMILTON & CO:^ Leading Real Estate Agents.

Fstreet,

OR SALE—A 40 foot lot on Sixteenth neai Sycamore. Terms to suit purchaser.

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RIDDLE, HAMILTON & CO.,

-A house of nine rooms cor

ner lot everythingcomplete $8,800 worth RIDDLE, HAMILTON & co,

FlentSALE.—Goodeasy

OR 6-room house conVen to Keys's Manufacturing Works $100 cash and balance in payments.

RIDDLE, HAMILTON & CO,

ORSALE.—A7 seven room houseon Third rtwan splendid condition $1,850. RIDDLE, HAMILTON &CO. OR SALE.—Corner lot on East Eagle street very cheap.

RIDDLE, HAMILTON & CO.

OR SALE,—Desirable residence on north Kighth street, south of railroad. RIDDLE, HAMILTON & CO.

F'Seventh

OR SALE.—Almost new cottage on north east front convenient location. RIDDLE, HAMILTON A CO.

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SALE.—$35 cash and $15.70 a month will buy a nice little home on a desirable corner south of Vandalia railway convenient to yards and shoos.

KIDDLE, HAMILTON A CO.

H. Koyce, Attorney^' *4$ Office—617 Ohio street. ^*L" The State of Indiana. Vigo county. In tbe Vigo Circuit court.

No. 16,350. Augustus J. H. Renshaw vs. John W. Roberts and Joshua E. Dix (impleaded with William B. Boyle et al.)—Foreclosure.

Be it known that on the 27th day of April, 1889, said Plaintiff filed an affidavit in due form, showing thatsald John W.Roberts and Joshua E. Dix are non-residents of tbe State of Indiana.

Said non-resident defendants are hereby notified of the pendency of said action again8tthem, and that the same will stand for trial June 10, 1889, the same being at the May Term of said Court in the year 1889.

JOHN C. WARREN, Clerk.

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J. J. MOORHEAD.

The undersigned will settle all outstanding accounts and continue the nsss at 20 and 22 south Fifth

Money to Loan.' MONEY-TOon

MONEY

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iSSThirty Days. Immense stock. Cboioe, well grown novelties very cheap. Everybody Is invited to call and see fur themselves.

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May 1,1889. J. J. MOORHEAD.

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LOAN-In large or small

amounts easy terms. J. D. BIGELOW, Opera House.

TO LOAN.—In sums to suit the

borrower, on the most favorable terms. RIDDLE, HAMILTON & CO., Sixth and Main.

Wanted.

Terre Haute.

Spring Lamb

rl*[ The First of the Season.

T. J. PATTON & CO.

FOURTH AND OHIO. I

E. D. HARVEY,

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UNDERTAKERS sad EMBALMERS 96 n. Fourth at. Terra Bants, Ind. All calls wilt rec»ire pmmpt and aarsfnl aUention. Opea day and oigiat.

SPASVS! EPILEPSY!

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A Near, Prompt a»d permanent Care. Kotblnc like it No Ffta after Ave days treatment. It Is not in any way injurtoos to the mind. Names kept private if reqnested. Osll sod Investigate tne roedi-

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Sf New Embroideries and White Goods, nea! arid handsome designs arrived during this.weekJ We believe they are cheaper to similar styles, in the earlier part of the season. Just think a, full 45 inch Embroidered Flouncing at 25c yard and quite a number of patterns to choose] from. Better Flouncings, also medium and fine'-Hemstitched Flouncings with narrows Iwidths to match. Most anything you desire inl

the innbroidery line you can find at our estab-

lishment and guarantee to sell the best valuesi for the least money. Quite a number of Laces such as Torchan, Medicis, Point Gaze, Valen-| cines have been added to our Lace Department.Shall be pleased to have you call and examine. ,,

HERZ': BAZAR.

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Very cbotce and beau-iful. N«w pattern®. Cut in the lates*. and good for really dressy wear. All wool, ol course. Ttxis is a remarkatile ottering.

Our Popular Suits, $iog$

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Cornprise very excellent lab ics in

Cheviots, Cassimeres, Flafitiels, '. Serges and Corkscrews,

vx. v.* ir A.rd are ^.Urncttoas rh^t not meroly "attracts,'but wlh satisfaction, as all our goods do

L^iding One Pride Ctothiets, Corner F'^uT't.b and Main Str&etS.

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IMPORTANT TO ALL!

Tjulies* wear of all deacriptiona cleaned and colored. Genta' clotning cleaned, colored and repaired.

All Work Warranted

To gire aatiafartion. Orders of fire dollarn and over seal by expreaa, charges paid one way.

686 Main St., Terre Haute, I»d.

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FBOPKIBTOMS.

(Hneeessors to I* Ft Pordue.»

Office, 711 lain Street, Telephone 206

MAB^OR

W^JSCm ttlTLEllll'J FRIOIO. Oar Malrdor PcrfMrtlon Sjrrlnse free with mr bottle. Prevenu Wtittaw. Cares mad SlMt tn I to 4 Aira for It. Seat to any address for (9. OUUCK 4 CO.

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