Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 20, Number 26, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 December 1889 — Page 3

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A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE. .=

SANTA CLAUS.

TILS' DEPOSITORIES.

GIFTS, UHEFCL AN*D ORNAMENTAL.

Central Book Store.

J. Q. Button fc Co., have llio finest line of Gift Books, children's books of Poetry Books in Sets, Albums, Scrap Books Black Boards for children. Fine Station ery, large stock of Blank Books and Commercial Stationery all at as low prices as can be afforded for a good article.

Watches and Diamonds.

A complete stock of Ladies and Gents Gold Watches also a nice stock qf

monds at JOHN

Wabash Avenuo.

Santa Clauso has made "00little trunks for children. Twenty dift'erent styles, ranging from *»0 cents upward. Also lovely z.iue travoling trunks forf.2.r0, and a large variety of goods suitable for ladles and g'entlemen. Call at Dick bout's factory and see "The Beauties.' No. Main street.

Christmas presonts, nothing over 10c. Smith tt Dunn's, UlU&mi 106 Malu street.

Delighted With Dahlen's Everybody who has visited Dahlen.s Opora Music store at 320 Main street, is delighted. The older people see that a suporb line of musical Instruments Is kept and the children go wild over the wondorful line of toys and plush goods. The Dobsoti it Shaal banjos, the Martin, Bruno, Washburn, Benary, and other leading makes of guitars and thoStaSner A* Hopf and other violins are kept besides tho best makes of all small musical instruments.

Dead Loads of Bargains At Ed. R. Lawrence's bargain store on Main street, three doors west of Fourth, largest stock of goods at 5 and 10 cents and upwards, ever brought to the city. Call and examine the Immense line. Novelties Cor the holidays by the thousands. ,•••

Gentlemen,

There is nothing a friend would like better than a box of cigars for Christmas. I will have some nice boxes done up especially for Christmas presents.

GEO. F. WEST FALL,

PostotlK'o New stand. No. 12 N. 7th St.

For Christmas Presents so cheap that vou can't go home without buying, go to V. J. Gray's Queensware store, 38 north Fourth street,

Seasonable Articles.

Snow Shovels and Soap Stone Foot Warmers can be had at R. R. Tool A Bro's hardware store, 320 Main street.

Hunter's

for Men.

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for Nick-Knacks

Games.

All kinds of Games and protty Christmas Books for Children at the Poet Office News Stand,

No. 12North 7thStreet.

Schools, Churches and Societies should get SAGE'S prices on Candies for Christmas, 4*25 Slain Street

Holiday Goods at Baur's

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Plush Goods for cash at Oak Hall Pharmacy.

Largest Stock of Toys In the City. L. l. Suiith is back to his old number GUI Main, hut in an olegant new room in Bindley Block. He has the only exclu sive toy liouso in town and by far the largest stock.' Call and see the Christmas tors. Ail the novolties-

BeautSfnl Lamps, Dinner and Toa Sets Chamber Sots, Vases, Wator Sets and Novelties of various kinds for the Holidays, very choap, at

V. J. GRAY'S,'

28 North Fourth Stroet.

For the Holidays.

Wright, the Photographer, Is in the jetui with extra line finished Cabinets, Boudoirs, Imperials and Lifo-sizo Photo Crayons. There is no need waiting for •clear days at Wright's.

Fine Holiday Goods at Baur's

Christmas tide is here and everybody is or should be happy, for it is the time when you can bring delight to the heart of a husband or wife, mother or father, by buying a pair of Christmas Slippers from the complete stock at Boegeman's. There is no present a sensible parent appreciates more for himself or for one of his family than a pair of Slippers or nice Shoes. So in making your purchases be sure to call at Boegeman's, on south Fourth, and make a selection for some of your friends.

Has it occurred to you that the most desirable present you could make yourself or any of your relatives would be a building lot? Wm. Slaughter suggests this to you forcibly by saying that he has 30 fine lots in,the north end, on Maple avenue and on Tenth street, that he will sell on «isy payments. He also has money to loan for building and on. second mortgage. 329 Ohio street.

R. Gagg,(tbe only exclusive art dealer in tbejcity, has this year, as usual, the largest and finest stock of Etchings, Engravings, Water Color Paintings and Photographs. Also the prettiest and newest3patterns in Mouldings of every description. Artist Supplies, Flower Material, articles for decoration, parlor and studio Easles, Albums, Statutes and Christmas Novelties iu great variety. The public is respectfully invited to call. 648 Wabash avenue.

Present for a Gentleman. Harvey has some nice shaving stands that make a good present for a gentleman.

Also a large line of all kinds of Furniniture. Fully two hundred different styles of rockers by actual count. Would you like a nice Parlor or Chamber Set, Hat Rack, Parlor Cabinet, Fine Cheffonier, Secretary, Sideboard, Office Chair, Bookca.se, Extension Table, Folding Bed? Call for anything in this line and find the best assortment in the city.

Call at Hunter's for the cor reefc thine^ in Furnishings for men.

Albums! Albums!! Albums!!! Photograph, Autograph, Scrap, and those beautiful Albums of Terre Haute giving all the nicest Public Buildings, Churches, Street Views, Private Residences and Manufacturing Establish ments. Send some to your friends so that they can see how we look. Call at the Central Book Store.

Perhaps yon wouldn't think, if you hadn't read this item, of going to a hat storo for a Christmas gift.. But what is more acceptable than a Fur or Plush Robe, a pair of Seal Skin Gloves or aSeal Skin Cap, or an Umbrella, such as shown at S. Loeb's, corner of Main and Fifth streets, and, in fact, what would better please your boy than a nice new stvle hat fron Loob's large collection.

by using Weather Strips, A. G. Austin A Co., sells them the cheapest.

Sportsmen's Supplies.

A very uice assortment of Sportmen's supplies, everythihg needed, and of the best, at the lowest possible prices, can be had at R. R. Teol A Bro's, 32(5 Main street.

Smith Dunn's. Nothing over 10c Two stores.

Bargains in Holiday Goods at Oak Hall Pharmacy.

Toys! Toys! Toysl

Hobby Horses, Dolls, Desks, every thing iu this line at Dahlen's Opera Music store, 320 Main street. Purchase the children's toys at Dahlen's.

Hunter's for Dress Shirts and Night Robes. Old Santa ClauB

Has commenced unloadiug his pack of gifts for children, at A. G. Austin & Go's.

Buy Holiday Goods at Baur's

Ladles,

There is nothing a man would like bet tor for a Christmas present than a box of cigars. About a week before Christmas I will have some nice boxes done up especially for gifts. Call and see them. GEO. F. WESTFALL, Postofilce Newstand. No. 12 N. 7th S.

Hunter's for Neckwear and Men's Jewelry.

Santa Claus goes to Smith A Dunn's. Nothing over 10c. 319 and 405 Main.

Pocket Cutlery and Skates. In the way of HoUday gifts R. R. Teel & Bro,, 326 Main street, have a very tine Une ot Pocket Cutlery and Boys' SKates, at extremely low figures.

Merry Christmas for all at Smith A Dunn's two stores. 319 and 405 Main street.

Cut Glass Bottles in all sizes and styles at: Oak Hall Pharmacy.

Smith A Duun have two stores this year. Nothing over 5c and 10c. 319 and 405 Main street.

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Now the time to tease papa for anew Tricyclc and you'll got it sure. Hint him gently that A. i. Austin A Co. keep them.

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Pretty stamped goods at Smith Dunn's two stores. Nothing over 10c.

Hunter's for the best Silk Umbrellas sold in Terre Haute

Save Your Fuel

bt Novelties atE E Lawrence's bargain store. 325 Main street.

Go To Dablen's

Opera Music Store at 330 Main street. Superb line of musical instruments of all description. Guitars, Banjos—every* thing in the musical line.

See Holiday Goods at Baur's.

E, W. Leeds, the jeweler, has received a large line of new goods for the holiday season, including diamonds, rings, ladie£ and gent's fine gold watches, fancy clocks, and above all, a very handsome line of solid silver ware. Prices are lower than ever before offered. Every article sold is guarrnteed. You would do well to make an early examination of stock and avoid the rush, which will commence in a week or two. No. 27 south Fourth street.

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Holiday Goods at Baur

New%Games for Boys and Girls.y Parents desiring Games for boys and girls should call and see our line of "Messenger Boys, Helma, Parchess, Yacht Race, Steeple Chase," also all the latest Puzzles and Albums at

Post Office News Stand, No. 12 Nc rth tth St.

Furniture

Unequaled assortment and prices the lowest. We invite you to call

early and buy a suitable present both ornamental as well as useful, thereby avoid the usual rush the last few days before Christmas. F. C. FISBECK, 311 Wabash Avenue

Call and examine the Finest Line ot Holiday Gpods at BAUR'S.

We have a largeHHV of fresh Imported Ke\HEnVand Domestic Cigars Sflpjl in small boxes for Holidifjrtrade. A large variety of Meerschaum goodB.

Elegant line of Cigar

Cases at Baker & Watson's.

BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY.

Holloway & Buckingham's Exhibition sin Front of Tneir Photographic Gallery.

Nono but the blind can pass by the beautiful exhibit of photographs in the unusually large case in front of Holloway «fc Buckingham's without stopping to admire. There area great number of likeuesse? of well known persons, among them that of Uncle John Dawson, whose 100th birthday was recently observed. Holloway A Buckingham are doing first-class work and are very reasonable in the.ir prices. 33 south Fifth street.

CHRISTMAS AT BUTTON'S..

Elegant and Desirable Gifts.

No gift is more appreciated than an interesting and beautiful book. Such gifts are always appropriate and always valuable, as well as most appropriate re minders of friendship and kindly greetings. The publishers this year are issuing the handsomest illustrated books that over came from the presses of the country. American publishers to-day lead the world in the variety and excellence of the literature offered. At Button «fc Co.'s Central Bookstore there is a rare exhibition of fine books suited to the Holidays. Indeed, the Central Bookstore is the most attractive place in town for Holiday shoppers. The ladies are loud in praise of the beautiful art novelties found there. Then there are Photograph and Scrap Albums, Pictures, Fine Gift Books in Sets, Prang's Christmas Cards and Hand Painted Novelties, Qold Pens, Pocket Books and Card Cases, Plush Sets of all kinds, Games, Blocks, Toys, and in fact, something for every body.<p></p>ROCKERS! Chairs, Fancy Stands

Desks,' Boofi Cases, Lounges, Parlor and

Chamber Suits, a full line.

They must sell. They will sell. Come in time for

CHRISTMAS

Y. C. FISRECK,

Successor to Probst A Fisbeck.

Go to Headquarters for your CHRISTMAS CANDIES BECKER & MAKELY, 669 Main street.

You can buy a lot for $100 on monthly payments this winter. Convenient to School, Car Works and Nail Works. Terre Haute Real Estate and Improvement Co., 652 Wabash Ave.

Slaughter Sale of Slippers!

Stein & Heckelsburg

Have made price® on their Immense stock of

Holiday Slippers

That Will sell them at sight.

Biggest Assortment

lx the City.

Stein & Heekelsburg

EVENING

Readers of The Mail, especially the ladies, will please not forget that we carry, by far the most extensive line of Men's Furnishing Goods in Terre Haute. That our goods are always the newest, best and reliable. That we deal only in furnishing £:oods. That you will be waited on by salesmen who understand their business and not be pressed to purchase. That our prices are always below all competition.

JAMES HUNTER & CO.

A CHRISTMAS CALL

A MERRY CHRISTMAS

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and Wall Paper Rooms.

A large assortment of plain fringed

Turcoman Curtains

in aU colors and lengths. The most attractive display of

Lace Curtains, Irish Point Curtains, Tamboured Curtains, Brussels Lace Curtains

Silk Window and Sasli Curtains,

With proper fixtures for hanging Curtains ever offered in this market. This together with our fine line of

Rugs, Mats, Art Squares,

And other flour covei iugs, make up a very ATTRACTIVE and CHOICE CHRISTMAS PRESENT.

A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR.

413 Wabash Ave.

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SANTA GLAUS' HEADQUARTERS

COME AND SEE THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

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The Most Elegant Stock in the City.

WATCHES, DIAMONDS,

Gold Headed Canes and Umbrellas, Solid and Silver Plated Ware, Opera Glasses and Gold Spectacles,

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While you see flaming advertisements of promises of Cost regardless of Cost, Half Price, 50 Cents on the Dollar, etc., etc., a good dollar is only worth a hundred cents. People have found out that poor, shoddy trash goods are dear at any price, but good, well-made Clothing is what gives value in return to the purchaser. Now our counters and shelves are full of good, well made Clothing. Men's Suits, Children's Suits and Overcoats a specialty. Gloves, Underwear, Knit Jackets, at the lowest cash value and prices. We don't misrepresent anything in price or quality. Give you just what we promise you—the best goods in the market for the price you pay. Don't be deceived or buy till you see our stock and prices. We invite your inspection. Either ready made or made to order.

Clothier, Merchant Tailor and Gent's Furnisher, 622 Wabash Ave., near Sixth.

Ms for Children

SHOWN LASR THIS CITY.

Games of A.11 Kinds. Fine Christmas Cards. Colored Picture Books.

I have a full line of Stationery, Paper and Envelope, Box Paper, Slate and Lead Pencils. The best line of 5 and 10 cent Tablets in the city. Besides all these, I have all Magazines, Ladies' Fashion Jour* Dials, Newspapers, Story Papers, and the largest lot of Novels in the city, and new ones coming in daily. Persons getting Magazines of me will have them delivered to any address in or out of the city.

Orders by Mail Promptly Attended to.

GEO. F. WESTFALL,

Postoffice Newstand, No.12 North Seventh Street.

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Roger's Knives, Forks and Spoons.

Before You Make Your Selections for Christmas call on

J. -M. BIGWOOD,

Opposite Opera House...

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J. NUGENT. M. J. BROPHY.

]Nq"UGENT & CO., PLUMBING and GAS FITTING A *1 dealer in Qaa Fixtures, Globes and Engineer's

Supplies.

50S Ohio Street. Terre Haute, la*