Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 21, Number 50, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 June 1891 — Page 8
THE_MAIL
A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
Personals.
of Terre Haute
The Mail invite* th« to contribute Items to thi* .-tit--' inar gg personals of friends vlBlting froni otier cl5es and other State*, or tbe ure or return of citizen*. Report* ot parties, socials tea*, church entertainments, musicsJMTetc. lure especially solicited. Have copy a^tSie o'fflee Application not later than Saturday morning.
F. W. Hoffls visiting in Philadelphia. Harry Havens has returned from the south.
John 8. Beach was in Indianapolis "Wednesday. Trustee Frank Peker went east Wednesday.
Mrs. Marcus Shoemehi and children will visit Germany. Miss Frances Foster visited Miss May Bryson at Brazil this week.
Mrs. David Turner, of Kockville, has been visiting relatives here. Col. Will Fairbanks, of Joplin, Mo., is visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. Frances M. Haberly will start on her European trip nest month. Dr. F. W. Shaley took a vacation at Lake Maxinkuckee this week.
Miss Bert Lightfoot, of Columbus, Ohio, is visiting relatives here. Miss Rose Melville has been visiting in Lexington, Ky., this week.
Mrs. Charles Warner, of south Seventh street, has gone to Denver. Miss Alice Fisher will spend the summer with her parents in this city.
M**s Todhunter, of Des Moines, Iowa, will visit Mrs. A. B. Pegg next week. Mrs. Charles Badget has returned from a visit to friends in Waveland.
L. A. G. Shoaf, editor and proprietor of the Paris Gazette, was in town Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Lyno, of Henderson, Ky., has been visiting Miss Josephine Douglass.
Miss Mary Edgar, of Bainbridge, Ind., has been visiting Mrs. George H. Hedges.
Morton Dial son of M. N. Dlall and wifo, Is recovering from his attack of grippe.
R, M. Rogers has gone to Ohioago to take a position in a telegraph office in that city.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L, Kidder returned Wednesday afternoon from their Western trip.
Leo Locke, wife and son returned to DanvlUo this week, after visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Helen Barker, who has been Visiting Mrs. B. F. Havens, has gone to New York.
Miss Lucy Fry, who has been visiting friends here has returned to her home in Crawfordsvllle.
Mrs, W. W. Clllt, accompanied by her mother, has gone to visit relatives in Philadelphia.
Mrs. J. It. Holland ,wlll go to Buffalo, N. Y., next week, when she will reside with her son.
Mrs. Charles W. Hamlll has returned from Piqua, Ohio, where she visited her mother for a month.
Mrs. Eunice Lowery, of Indianapolis, has been visiting Mrs. Frank Oilman, of south Third street.
Miss Fannie Farnham accompanied Miss Alma Heyroth to her home in Cincinnati this week.
Miss Margaret Tnell has gone to Minneapolis, where she will spend the summer with Mrs. Will Steele.
Miss Sadie Gfroerer accompanied by hor aunt, Mrs. Judge Maier, has returned home from Evansville.
Mrs. Charles Smith and daughter Helen have returned from Indianapolis, where they have been visiting.
Mrs. Jacob Kramer entertained the Ideal Anniversary club at her home on north Twelfth street Wednesday.
Kev. J. D. Stanley and L. B. Martin Attended the Episcopal dioeese convention in Indianapolis this week.
Mrs. Wrn, Bowman and daughter Lotta have been visiting Mrs. Bowman's sister, Mrs. Dr. Larkins, this week.
Mrs. John T. Stall and two children, of Kansas, IU., have been visiting Mrs J. E. Ousady, of South Third street,
Mrs. Smith and daughter Nona, who have been visiting Mrs. Dr. T. C. Stunkard, have returned to their home (a St, Joe.
Mrs. Arthur Wood, of St. Louie, has been visiting Mrs. D. W. Henry, on her way to Washington, JD» C*t her former home.
Mrs. A. R» Fitch has gone to Chattanooga, Tenn., to join her husband, who has been there on business several weeks.
Arthur Veorhees, a nephew of Senator D. W, Yoorhees, and Mis# Mary Crawford, were married In Danville, III., Monday.
E. C. Btachowsky, of San Gabrle*, Oal., is visiting relatives and Mends here. He is now manager of the Sunny Slope Tinyards, at San Gabriel.
Mm. Frank, Oilman, of south Third street, attended the meeting of the grand ledge K. of P. at Indianapolis this week a delegate (torn the Pythian sisters lodge of this city.
Mies Mandaline Kern, of Chicago,who has visited here several times, and hi well known in Tterr* Haute, will be married at hear home next Tuesday to Mr. James Parker.
Mr*. A. O. Adams, Mrs. R- G. Watson, Misses Louise Haberly, Mayme Gray,
and Will Katsenbach went to Danville yesterday afternoon to assist in the production of the National Flower at that place.
The N. O. Tennis club has been organized with the following members: Mlssses Elizabeth Parker, Lillian Jones, Fanny Curtis, Blanche Burns, and Messrs. Harry Burns, Mosie Craig and Herbert Weetfall. The grounds are on south Eighth street.
The following gentlemen comprises the committee on arrangements for the Iroquois club excursion on the evening of the 23rd instant: Alex L* Crawford, Harry E. Beggs, Edwin P. West fall, William B. Gray, Clarence P. Merrrit, John R. Paddock and Harry E.Plnkley.
Captain S. H. Potter, Miss Frances Potter and Miss Jennie Steele left for Coope-stown, N. Y., last Monday, where the ladies will remain until the 24th, when they will sail for Europe. Mr. Potter will remain on his farm near Cooperstown during the summer. His daughters Mesdames Beach and Smith will be with him.
George C. Rossell, proprietor of The Fair, is introducing a novelty in the way of a dust pan. No stooping is required in using it, and its cheapness and utility should recommend it to all housekeepers.
Farmers, take our advice. If you need anything in Tinware, Crockery or Glassware, go to The Fair you can save money on every article needed. The number is 325 Main street, next to Myers Bros, clothing store.
The "Health Office," Dan Fasig, proprietor, sets an elegant lunch for customers daily. Call and try it.
WUl the Flies "Get There?" A thousand times no, says the purchaser of A. G. Austin fc Co's new styles of Doors and Window Screens. This firm always carries the best articles obtainable. Follow the crowd. Attention Fisherman.—$3.50 Round
Trip.
Terre Haute to Momence. Tickets good going on trains leaving Terre Haute every Saturday at 10:20 p. m. and tunday at 5:20 a. m. Good returning on train arriving at Terre Haute 9:50 p. m. Sundays. Finest of fishing. One man recently oaught sixty-^ive small mouth black bass before breakfast.
R. A. CAMPBELL, Gen. Agt.
For correct styles in Furnishing Goods call and see Clem Harper A Bro., 26 south Fourth street.
We would advise those in need of Baby Carriages to call at The Fair, 325 Main street, where they are surely selling tbom at less than what they cost.
Magnetic mineral springs water delivered, 1 gallon per day at 25 per week. O. A. CON ANT,
Foot of Walnut street
Sunday Excursions via O. &-B. I. R. R. Only $5,36 round trip to Chicago. Tickets good on trains leaving Terre Haute each Saturday at 12:10 p. m. and 10:20 p. m., and Sunday at 5:20 a. Gtood returning on trains leaving Chicago Sundays at 4:00 p. m. and 11:35 p. m.
R. A. CAMPBELL, Gen. Agt,
Sunday Excursion.
The E. A T. H. R. R. will sell tickets each Sunday during the summer atone fare for round trip between all points. Good going and returning date of sale.
R. A. CAMPBELL, Gen. Agt.
We are showing some beautiful styles in Straw and Stiff Ha^p. Ciem Harper A Bro., 25 south Fourth street.
For Sale or Trade.
I have a McOormiok self-binder, whioh is warranted to be in good order, and a Dietrich hay press, which I will sell cheap for cash, or will offer at a bargain in exchange for a horse, P. J. RYAN, 317 Main str&t.
The old reliable James T. Moore al ways keeps on hand the largest assortment of plumbers material and drive well pumps to be found in the city. All work promptly attended to and well done. Call on him at 657 Main street
Mafia Mosquitoes are sharpening their stilettoes for the procrastinator in buying his screen doors and windows. A. G. Austin A Co. have the best styles and qualities of these goods to be found In the city.
The old reliable Peter Miller has on band at his store, 505 Main street, the largest and best assortment ever brought to Terre Haute of light harness, whips of every variety, lap robes, trunks and valises. When you want any of the articles mentioned give him a call. His prices are always reasonable.
Townley Mantel and Furnace Got have now the largest and finest stock of Wood, Iron and Slate Mantels ever shown In this city. Look through their Mantel parlors before buying. Also Tile Hearths, fancy Grates and Warm Air Fmmaoea.
Business men will take notice that the finest lunch in the city is served daily at Fasig's Health Office. ...
J. A. Weldon
the Seventh street Grocer, gives a crayon portrait free with every $to worth of Groceries. He has all the Early Fruits and Vegetable*.
Dr. B. S. OLOVSB,
Specialty: Diseases of the Jteefcauu Rkxovkd TO]Sm inn wo forus 8
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OUR NEW STYLES
Of Clothing this spring, we wish to point to the points ot first-class material, artistic cut and careful manufacture and the perfect fitting suits which we have made, and the satisfaction of the persons wearing them. We have plenty of nice material left and if you want a nice suit, either ready-made or made to order, give as a call and we will endeavor to please you
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-rpoR SALE- l&a&v ., Seven acres well improved adjoining city. House and lot on north Seventh street at a bargain.
Bouse and lot in south part of city on payments. Desirable property on Tlilrteenth-and-a-half street, cheap.
Choice places on north Eighth and Ninth streets on easy terms. Desirable lots in Hulman and Kaufman's sub-division and Cmift Farm sub-division on easy terms.
Lots In ea«t part ot city very cheap. Very desirable lots in Gilbert Flace at a bargain.
Desirable residence property in all parts of J. D. BIGELOW, the city. 22 south Seventh street.
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Absolutely without any additional cost- Another ofthe many brilliant and unprecedented attraction* that have been added this season. DONT PAH, TO BE IN TIME TO WITNESS THE
$300,000.00 FREE STREET PAGEANT
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DOORS OPEN AT 1 AND 7 P. W. PERFORMANCE ONE HOUR LATER
EXCURSIONS ON ALL LINES OF RAILROADS
Wall Paper, Decorations, Window Shac
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COMPETENT WORKMEN.
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Straw Hats
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Our LADIES WAISTS are universally admired. Some new styles just been added As to style and fit the "DERBY WAISTS" have no equal, remember we are sole agent for them in Terre Haute. When you are looking for Lace Curtains, Chenille Curtains." Curtain Material, Curtain Poles and Fixtures, please bear in mind'JEIerz' is great headquarters.
CORSET DEPARTMENT.
.. The Equipoise Waists are growing quite popular, try them and you will be delighted. They are just what a great many ladies have been looking for. If you want a good Summer Corset, which will give satisfaction ask at our Corset Department for the'- C. B, or W. C. C.
PERFUMERY and TOILET DEP'T. The celebrated BLUSH of ROSES, has taken a tumble. Our price 4r9o usually sold at 75c.
IIKHZ' LADIES BAZAR.
510 and 512 Wabash Ave.
Down They Go!
JUST WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN, LOOKING FOR
Theitreat Slaughter Sale
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At Manufacturer's Prices,
Which will astonish you when you see the goods, these are facts, come and seo for yourself and be satisfied, you can get tbopi at these prices by the single pair or by the dozen pairs. Now la the time to get your shoes at manufacturer's prices and why *51 take advantage of it and sa\'« money.
Examine Our Goods and Prices and You Will Buy.
Anyone wishing to buy in Job Lots, or the Entire Stock, call and examine 01 goods and we will give you prices that will make It interesting for y»u, as intend to
Close Out at a Bargain
Our Prices are within the reach of all/ We quote as folloy
50 pair of Ladies Reynold Bros. |8.00 in Kid or Goat Common Sense and Opera Toe, and they are splendid wearers, must be sold now at..... ?1 12 pair Ladies, Shaw, Goding & Co., hand turned $4.00 shoe selling at 24 pair Ladies Stinger & Co., Cincinnati, #2.60 shoes selling at 1. 12 pair Ladies Stinger & Co., |3.00 shMs selling at...... 27 pair of Nathan D. Dodge A Co.'* #2.50 and #4 shoes, selling at fl.76 and 2. 60 pair Ladies Ludlow A Co.'s $3. and 8.50 shoes now selling at.... 2 1Q pair of front lace kid shoes with tip, former price #2., now selling at 60 pair D. C. Greiner & Co.'s kid button $2.60 shoe, common sense and opera.. 1 86 pair dongola kid batton $8 shoos, opera toe, plain and with tip 2. 89 pair A'. G. McGrew
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We now offer to the people a large stock of goods at a prioe you cannot aflord to miss the sale. Come early and secure Bwgnlns and lay them away, for it will pay you. Economy is the Read to Wealth, and
"Money Saved Is Money Made."
This sale is made in order that we may get cash for our goods at once,, aud in order to make them move we offer the entire stock to fche pecfple
Co.'s kid button $2.25 shoe selling at 1.
20 pair B. Gannon, St. Louis, high grade Dongola French Finish #8.50 at 2. 27 pair #3.00 kid shoe, no better wearer ever made at... I. Several pair «f ladies kid button $hoes selling at #1.00 and
Also a ®2.00 line of very handsome patent leather van hand turned, at. Shaw Gcoding Kid Oxford, former price #1.25 now selling at 86 pair kid button spring heel #2.00 shoes now selling at 18 pair Goat shoe with spring heel #1,66, new selling at
You can buy your boy's shoes from 26c to 85c. This entire stock is to be si at this reduced price. The lines are too numerous to mention, but seeing is 1| lieving.
Call niSee Oar Line of Calf Shoes and Bool
41 pairs of Wflllam Kneeland's #4.00 shoes In eongrett and laaenow selling at«. 85 pain! of gents' fine calf #3.50 shoes now selling »t 82 pairs of the Western Boot and Shoe Manufacturing Co's calf shees, congress 27n«Xrs^f^nry L. Crane A Co's best grade of f8-60 Dongola congress now... 2. Also a few in congress gaiter, former price #2.75, will sell at Also a fine line of Goodyear welt* in a #4.50 suoe now selling at....... 42 pairs of the Hocker, Mance A Co'» Satin Oil #2.50 sboea now selling at A 27 pairs ef Hocker, Manoe A Co's Sation Oil #2.50 shoes now selling at............. wTe have a line of Men's Buff shoes in congress and lace ranging il.25 to #L85. Now these are manufacturers prices. Call and see these go Boy's congress* laee and batton fine shoos—oome and get your choice in a 12,00 and #&25 shoe now from #1.10 to 91*05. Call and
Our#LiMfplow Shoes reduced to #1.10.
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shoes now selling at 90 cents. ... «t 57 mira of children's $1.60 school shoes now selling at-.......... IT film.9tm school s^oe°now welling at,
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42 iairs of Henry Crane A Go's #1.75 nuwi buw» Ckll and me our.£xcelsior Shoe eompany'K #1.76 line of MIm«s Goat, spring b#sL now selling at......... Try ear Men's tap sole, now ^Uingttt Tfy fir n0U fM9 V4U1 DUUk WIMI WVlVf Alio our Mto's Oalf Boot with tap sole, now selling «t... Gome and t«e oar Oliver Twist #3,00 Oalf Bo«t now selling jfifCaM and nee oar Une of PLOW 8H0KS, all grade# and all style&-co bet
Our #1.50 Flow Shoes reduced to fl.io. Our #1.40 Plow Shoes reduced to #1.10. Our 81-S& Tlow ^»oee redu^ Our $2.00 Plow Shoes reduced to #1^0. Our^.26^ Florw ^om rednoed to Come and examinis our goods. Yon cannot aflord to miss this sale*
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Our #1.66 Flow Shoes reduced to #1. to #ll #1J
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