Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 21, Number 25, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 December 1890 — Page 8
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THE MAIL.
A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
PEIMONAL EST JOS.
The Mail will be pleased to publish all personal and society notes sent to tne office before Friday noon of each week.
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Mrs. Henry McPbilips is ill. Lewis Co* has been in New York, this week. a rue* Farrington ban been sick with quinzy.
Mirn Ella Kruzau, of Brazil, Is visiting friends here. Miss
Donnelly is quitesick with
fever.
Mr*. Wrn. Carter is visiting relatives in Indianapolis. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Ross, of Sullivan, ft son.
L. B. Hoot, of the firm of Hoberg, Root A Co., is in the city. Brueo Bindley is better, but bis sister, Delphine, is now sick.
Mrs. Stark, of Rockyille, visited friends here, this week. Mr«. Allyn Adams will spend tbe holidnyn at lutkomo, Ind.
A child of Mr. and Mrs. Will Shryer is sick with typhoid fever. Mr. find Mrs. Harley Pritcbard have returned from Evansville.
Mrs. W. A. I la mil ton and children are viHitingat Newcastle, I'a. Mrs. Phil May loft this week for New York, to be gone some time.
Mr*. Man:© Nelson and mother will spend tho holidays in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Austin spent last Sunday, In Paris, with relatives.
Miss Marne Breeu, of east Spruce street, is vory ill with diphtheria. Miss Cora Carlton entertained her whist club, last Monday evening.
Professor \Vickershani resumed bis classes at the Polytechnic Thursday. Miss Emma liuntin is slowly recovering from her attack of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Win. F. Reynolds, of Iiafayette, visited friends in the city, this week.
Mrs. S, Ijoeb, who Is at Philadelphia, is reported to be improving in health. Miss Kato Williamson returnod Thursday night from a visit at New Albany.
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Carrie Weinsteiti is suffering
from a mild attack of typhoid malaria. MJms
Mollio BroAdhurst visited Miss
Alma ileyroth in Cincinnati, last week. S. G. Watson, of north Tonth street, loft for Salt Lake City, Tuosday, to live.
The E. O. W. card club mot Thursday even Inn with Mr. and Mra. A. C. DudOlostori.
Mrs. L. Goodman and her sister, Mrs. Soloman, have returned from a visit to Sullivan.
Ernest Alden arrived home from Dourer Friday to spend a vacation of several weeks.
Mrs, Dr. Wilson and daughter, Mrs. Wilbur Cook, of Paris, were In the city, this week.
Wm. Devino, of Craw fords vllle, spent last Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. Tom Davis.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Leibing, of south Fourteenth street, a daughter, Dee. fth.
Thos. H. Nelson, R. W. Thompson and daughter, Miss Mollio, are in Washington, D. C.
Harry and Nettie Heinl, of east Washington street, entertained their club, last Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Tarleton Thompson entertained the ttoquet euchre club hist Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Horace Burt, with her family, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Emily Teol, on north Fifth street.
Mrs. Helen Herkimer and son, Robert, arrived yesterday and are with her sister, Mrs. Frank McKeen.
Mr. Frank Elliott and wife of Kansas City are visiting, the family of Mr. Bert Free of 710 Poplar street.
Mrs. J. H. Miller and mother Mrs. Oibbs, left last Monday for their new home In Springfield, Ohio.
Mrs. Ix»w Stlmson has returned from Santa Cru*. Cal., where she went several months ago, for her health.
Mm, R. Dykeman, of north Fourteenth street will spend the holiday#, with friends, at Muncie, Ind.
Tbe North End Whist Club met last evening with Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Luckey, on north Eighth street.
Marie Crapo, little daughter of Dr. John K. Crape, ia seriously ill with diphtheria. Mrs. Crmpo is also quite sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Matthews and Mr. and Mrs. Cortex F.wing are in tbe city, th« gaeeta of Mrs. W. B. Warren.
Washington
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atd W. Thompson, of Terre Haute, dmed with the President Wednesday. W. C» Buotto Is now confined to his hoxne with Sickness, and will not be able lo return to business for several day*.
Mia# MatUe Spain went to Danville Thunrf*y P*rUdpat«» an entertaingiven by the Christian church of that city. a a a in abotti of their Utile frienda*
Wednesday
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MtM Id* &tti*n returned Thursday trota Ena**®*
iting relatives and friends for the past six weeks. Mrs B. G. Cox, of south Fifth street, entertained twenty-one of her lady friends last Saturday evening with dinner party.
Miss Bertha Herz was tendered a very pleasant surprise party by the Decern DUICCJS Puellas and friends on Wednes day evening.
Mrs. Harry Rugan, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas. Mixer, for some time returned to her honae in New Orleans last night.
City Treasurer Hanck was taken by surprise Thursday evening by many of bis friends wbo called to celebrate his 30tb birthday anniversary.
A farewell reception was given last evening, at the Christian Church to Ml*. A. C. Chad wick. That gentleman leaves to-day for Denver, Col., to make his future home.
George Irwin, of tbe Western Union Telegraph company's office reached his 21st birthday yesterday and his mother presented him with a handsome gold watch and chain.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ball, of New York, Harry McChesney, of Chicago, and Frank McCbesney, of Sedalia, Mo., are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCbesney.
Tbe children of the Congregational S. S. sent a large box of dolls, toys and candy, to a Virginia Bcbool this week. They are now contemplating sending another box to a school in southern Indiana.
Mrs. M. A. Aydelotte, of south Fifth street, has returned home to spend tbe holidays, after spending several weeks at Spencer, Worthington and Indianapolis, where she has been giving elocution lessons.
Mrs. C. F. Forristall, of 1512 Chestnut street, has received notice ef tbe death of her guardian and uncle, Dr. Wm. Finkbine, at Cincinnati. He was in his iUird year and until a few weeks ago he was in apparently excellent health.
Miss Nona Miller, of north Seventh street was agreeably surprised Thursday evening by a number of her friends. The surprisers were masked. Dancing, games and refreshments were the features and a delightful evening spept.
Mas Anna Strong entertained# few of bor friends, Wednesday afternoon, with an elaborate dinner party. The guests were Mrs. R. D. Digges, Misses Kate Ijains, Anna Warren, Elise Hudson, Carrie Hyde, Margaret Tuell, Lizzie Stanley, Sue Beach, Frances Haberly and Emma Boland.
Gazette: A private letter received from Washington, D. C., conveys tbe intelligence that within tbe last few days Miss Halite Yoorbees, only daughter of Senator Voorhees, had become a convert to the Roman Catholic faith and that she was recently baptized and received Into tbe communion of the church atSt. Matthew's church, corner of Fifteenth and G. streets, by Rev. Dr. Cbappelle, the pastor.
The Minuet Dancing Club gave a delightful dauce Tuesday evening at Bind ley halt, there being about thirty couples presont. A progiammeof six teen dances was carried out. Those present were: Misses Calcut, Jessie Miller, Edna Jones, Mary Preston, Grace Button, Maggie Chadwick, E. C. Pence, Jennie Foster, Anna King, Nona Miller, Jessie Robinson, Bird Burden, Cora Mr Allister and Messrs. Frank Ball, Bud Bratunn, Frank Cook, Geo. Grimes, Jos. Kern, Harry Hutton, Chas. Miller, C. Dobbs, Ortwin Nurnberger, Ernest Layman, Harry Pinkley, Ed Hulman and Rudy Gundlettnger.
S. Loob's new quarters are a decided improvement over the old, being more commodious and in other ways more desirable. Tho new number is 515, and as has been the custom with Loeb's for years, the big bear will be found standing in front. All kinds of hats, gloves, uiufllers, umbrellas, etc., for gentlemen at the most reasonable prices. The latest styles in every line of goods.
Dr. E. S. GLOVER,
Specialty: Diseases of tho Rectum. HKMOVKO
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POPI.AH ST.
WARNING.
Occupant* of bouses should aecur® their Windows and Doors at once against the Cold Drafts of the coming Winter by buying Weatherstrips for Windows and Doora which entirely exclude
Cold
Drafts
in Winter, saving half your fuel. Windows can be raised or lowered as usual for ventilation. For sale by FINKBINER & DUENWEG,
Dealer* In Hardware, SSS Main St.
LAUNDERING
We are doing tho finest work in this pari of the country and want your patronage. We disburse $15,000 annually to our laundry employee which ia all spent with oar merchants and mechanics. Are you not directly or indirectly benefited by its disbursement? Please remember that our prices an the mam aa paid elaewhere for not nearly ao good work.
Hunter's Steam Laundry
X. B.-Oor wmbm p*m yvmt door dally. ffiTtywrortmmnifilar em.
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"LAFAYETTE PLAGE"
JlEECH
Splendid Lots In this subdivision for sale. 8 west side Lafayette street. 4 east side Nixth street, within two squares of electric street car line.
Lafayette street is graded. Electric light at corner of Lafayette and Beach street.
VIGO REAL ESTATE CO.
BOARD OF TRADE ROOM, 636 STREET
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DMIJCISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
In the Circuit court of Vigo county, Indiana, November term, 1990. David fit Taylor, administrator, with the will annexed, of the estate of Rosalie J. Tulle r, deceased, vs. George M. Tuller, et al. Probate cause No. 1468.
To George M. duller, Frank C. Tuller, Harry O. Taller, Lottie Demorest. Maurrage Leniorest and Georgie M. Alexander.
You are severally hereby notified that the above named petitioner as administrator of the estate aforesaid, has died in the Circuit court of Vigo County, Indiana, a petition making you defendants thereto, and praying therein lor an order and decree of said Court authorizing the sale of certain real estate belonging to the estate of said deceased, and in said petition described, to make assets for the payment of the debts and liabilities of said estate and that said petition, so filed and pending,-is set for hearing in said Circuit court at tbe ourt house in Terre Haute, Indiana, on the fifty-eighth Judicial day of the November term, 1890, of said court, tho Bame being the 29th day of January, 1891.
Witness the cierk and seal of said court, this 5tb day of Decern bet, 1890. [seal.] John C. Warren, Clerk.
Coke, Hard Coal,
All Sizes.
BLOCK and BITUMINOUS.
T. H. Coal and Lime Co.,
Office 515 Ohio Street. Telephone 114
I have remoy. 1 My Seed STC To 313 Wabu Avenue.' My customers, are cordially Invited to thcie new and Commodious quarters where A fine stock of Seeds will Soon be ready for their inspection. I have added to my stock PRATT'S FOOD For Horses and Cattle, also PRATT'S POULTRY FOOD, Articles of real merit. Also in a few days A Fine line of 4 Wire and Wood Flower Stands.
A •trippi'"r riv'i JrX.. JO LJkJ _L JtLi, Seed Merchant. -•*.
HOLIDAY RATES.
In accordance with an old and well-establish-ed custom, tbe
Big Four Route
WILL SELL
EXCURSION TICKETS Between all Stations AT RATE OF
11 FARE
For the Round Trip,
On the following dates:
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 24th, THURSDAY, DEC. 25th, WEDNESDAY, DEC. Slat,
THURSDAY, JAN. iat.
All Ueketa good to return up to and including Monday, January 5th, efTordlng every one an opportunity to enjoy
4 Herri Christmas and Happy lev Tear For tail Information regarding ticket*, ratea, and time of tmlna, call on or addraas E. E.SOUTH,Oen. A*CC. a a A St. L. By, 710 Wab**h Am nnd Sixth Street Depot, Terro Hante.
Don't wait until the Choice Articles are gone. Go without delay and make your selections for old and young from the large assortment of Fancy Goods displayed at Fechheimer's, South Fourth Street.
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TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL
S@r*Do not confuse THE
MUTUAL LIFE INSUBANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
with any other Company f§|of apparently similar name but less magnitude.
Bear in mind that there is no Life Insurance comcalled "The New
Mutual Life" and
that there is no Life Insuraflce Company chartered by the State of New .York, authorized to use the word MUTUAL in its title except THE MUTUAL
LIFEINSCRAXCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
RICHARD A. MCCURDY, PRESIDENT.
KOBERT A. GRANNISS,
VICE-PRESIDENT.
RIDDLE, HAMILTON & CO., District Agents.
For Sale.
FOR
SALE—An elegant five-room house splendid location, at a price and on terms that can not be beat anywhere. Must sell in tbe next ten days. A rare opportunity for some one who wants a nice home at a bargain. RID DDE, HAMILTON & CO.
1890. 1891.
Brokaw Bros.
411 and 413 Wabash ave.
A Special Sale For 3 Weeks
OF
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
High Grade
AND
Medium Grade Fur, Smyrna and Mat ting Rugrs.
Asia Minor Rugs
Art Squares.
Nothing so complete for Chriatinaa Present as a nice set of
Bilk Curtains, Lace Curtains, Turcoman Curtains,
Silk Sash Curtains,
Handsome Throws, Table Scarfs, etcM etc.
In all these goods, with the necessary tri mm intra ana fixtures for hanging and draping handsomely we shall exhibit an unlimited line during tbe Holidays. Intending purchasers of Holiday Gifts should not fail to attend this Three Weeks Special Sale at
Brokaw Bros
Cuptt ud House Parnlsblnj Store.
GEO. a ZIMMERMAN,
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No. 086 Wabaah Ava. am tamnm
Pearl Agaie Tea and Coffee Pofa,' Fancy Coal Yaaea. Other Hoiid*j Good* TOY STOVES for tin Girla. r, SCISSORS tod OABVEBS.
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Gossamers,
Some beautiful new styles for Ladies and Children.
SHAWLS,
Particularly mentioning our line of Black Cashmere and Henrietta Shawls, our own importation for the Holiday Trade.
Kid Gloves,
Fur-top Gloves and Mittens, Silk Mittens and Woolen Mittens for Ladies and Children. There is not A more pleasing present than a good pair of Kid Gloves, and you could not please a little girl any better. Remember we keep the most reliable makes of Kid Gloves, such aB the world-famous "Trefousse," "Centimer," etc.
FANS,
Would make a most pleasing "gift and don't you forget we have a most pleasing assortment at mos* pleasing prices.
Boys
ine and oar prices are the lowest. CA.Xili
Spring Lamb, South Down Mutton Steer Beef, Choice Veal, Pie" Pork,
T. a. PATTON A CO.
Clean Meat Market, 4th and Ohio. (TBLEPBOXS
Herz' Bulletin.
Useful ®Xmas® Presents
Plush Sacques, Plush Top Coats, Plush Jackets, Fine Fur Trimmed Reefers
Or any nice Cloth Garment is an elegant Xraas Gift for the Little Girls We have some beautiful Newmarkets, Gretchens and Jackets. Remember they all go at Greatly Reduced Trices.
Fur Department.
Fur Rugs in black* white, grey, fawn. Fur Capes, Muffs, Boas and Collars.
UMBRELLAS!
Area popular and practical Holiday Present and our assortment is so large and varied tlmt it includes literally everything for men, women and children. The materials, handles and price we guarantee to be correct.
Lace Curtains, Chenille Curtains,
Piano Covers, Table Covers of Qhenille, English Tapestry, Jute Yelour Titian Velvet and Silk Plush, Embroidered Muslin aud Lace Bed Sets, our assortment can only be compared with houses of larger cities. Any of these articles will make a most pleasing Xoias present.
Handkerchiefs,
A necessity. We have them by tens of thousands from high novelties down to 3c each. Gentlemen's, Ladies' and Children's Handkerchiefs, Linen and Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, the handsomest and most complete stook shown vinder one 'roof in the State of Indiana.
Neckwear, Ilucliiitgs.
Faney Silk Throws,
In grekt variety, handsome and at reasonable prices. Skirts, Flannel Skirt Patterns, Knit Skirt, Quilted Skirts, from 75c up to $12 each.
Hoods, Facinators, Hosiery, Underwear, In Cotton, Wool and Silk. Hand Satchels, Pocket Books
Purses.
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MYERS BROTHERS.
Perfumery,
The very finest and latest odors in existence.
Our Holiday Display now ready on the first floor. Inspection invited.
HERZ^BAZAR. BARGAIN-DAY
There ia a reaaon for all things. Now if you would know jtm why that Myers Broa. are absolutely doing tbe R«ady Mad# Clothing trade of the citv. If you listen -re'll tell you. We carry only the best and ftnent Ready Made Cloth-i ins in the city. No house in Terre Haute begin* to carry the fine and complete^ stock of Roods as shown by tin. We started out this season to outdo all previous efforts and our select, fashionable, beautiful and reliable goods are convincing proof to our claim.
Wbo can match our prices? We fearlessly a^ert no one—not one. In It thei
J^ISTJD
BIDS
PRINCE AXTEL
OUST E3CEIXBXTX03Sr TO-DAT.
He will not remain with ua much longer. The Pony, Cart and Harness will as a Christmas Olft to one of our customers Christmas morning at 10 o'clock.
Store open till 10:80 to-night.
MYERS BROS.
leading One Price Clothiers and Oeota' Furnishers, OOSMSr:BTR FOTrBTH
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JlISTJD 2hCA.T2$T.
GIVES SATISFACTION IN ALL BRANCHES. CAM. CW—
(MS Main Street, ftouth Side.