Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 22, Number 24, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 December 1891 — Page 5

i'H E-MAIL

A PAPKR FOR THE PEOPLE.

SATURDAY TO SATURDAY

It I* only a little over tbre© weeks till we will have to make over our last year's «m-i of resolutions. Some of them are badly worn.

The Htnte supreme »--nrt has not been j^i »ioo this w«ek, no decision has vn l«on reached concerning the validity "of the metropolitan police law. It will .convene next Tue»d *y, and tb corn in is*jkmara expect to ir something of in-

VerOKt afu*r,

Tho foilowing were declared inaane in thin country during tbe mouth of November last.

Jo#»rph A. W liner, city\Us vi«rs»!d carpenter married. Michael Tli »''ker, city 7m year* old puddicr murrtwl.

William Hander*, Hugar Cr« tp. 38 years old no occupation married-

Christian Sunday school a. m. Preaching by Pastor Frank at 10:45 a. m. and at 7:.'W. Meeting of Y. P. S. C. E ii'.m p. in. Pray or meeting Wednesday 7:30 p. in. Preaching at eaat mi?wlon by tho Paator, Tuesday 7:'M) p. m. Sunday m-hooi at oant and south um.iiotiH, Sunday

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p. rn.

Persons who denire to aend nopiea of /the ChrUtma* iiumhor of The Mail to friend* can do NO by leaving the address at this olllco and paying for tho papers, no extra charge being made for postage or by sending in or leaving ordera can procure copitM In wrappers and ready for mailing. Mend in or leavo your orders at once.

The following eon plea woie Hennaed to wed this week by the county clerk: fhnrlrx K. Klehhr and Anna Hugh«t.

Arthur J. Lindsay and Kale linker. Cimrlwt K. Hlehlennd Anna Hughe*. Arthur J. I.lnd*ey and Kale Maker. Jaeob Luyorand t'liira Hatlmwity. Charles If. McGotren mid Forest Ho*eNlrh ndemuN.

Horace W. ('lurk and II Moore. Frank Viinliuiliiijlnun nnd Mil vie Moore.

Tho following is tite report of Trustee Poker, of flarrinoti township, for November: Number of grocery order* invited, (M, $i:ii number of coal ordora tamed, 12, $84 inimUr of wood order* Issued, 0, $10 number of shoe orders iwtued, 1, *'0 number of burial ordorn inHui'd, l,$0..r0 nutuber of railroad paattes tanned, 2"», nuwjlier conveyed to poor asylum, I, gi.:tii number conveyed to hospital, I, fl.:tO total expenses for month, JjM'JiMO. Number of applicants for n«dMtnnctt &V1 number of families helped, l(W,

TiiMtruet car strike liuh been Mottled, the company agreeing lo pay the men fourtHen centa per hour. The four aridtratora failed to agree, either aa to price or the selection of it ilftli member, and at alx o'clock boa evening the cars were all taken in and the atrlke reaumed. Tho abitrator* were hastily ttummontd to gethor again, Eujfbne V. Dobs, on whose advice ItneetnM the men went out again, \¥(w agreed upon a* the fifth member, and the strike wn* over. The agreement date* from November i!Ath, the day on which the atrike waatlr.it inaugurated.

ng onicer* were eleetod by Veterans last Wednesday

The follow the Sons*of night: t'Hiup I'oniniRiiili'r-.l

ir Vt'

H#nt

iinc \V, Perry,

amp Commander—Walter A.

Matey. Junior Trump. l'niii| CoiiiitU l'nitulu (icoijio W. Kreltonatrln, I'uptatn I'hnrlc?' Gephart and t.'liirenc» Mh«ti.

Vli-

t'mnp CominandiM*—John J.

Scl«'(jutc tiiMtn'c i-'.neampiuent Joshua T. "rmidcll. altcratc, and oils Jarvis. Kxcouti\c I'omintttei', Kl^hth tudtiina t'i"trict As^iwlntlnn .inlin A. .loiin^oti. iiiKlaitluK Utttccr .IcihtiH T. (,'rondcll.

The ranks of captain aud lieutenant have b«on Hboiisheil and the above titios snlistititteil. The insUiUaUon will occur on Wednesday, Ja.iu *ry th,and will ho jntblic.

The Hiilnonkeepei* of the city met last Monday nfteruoon for the purpose of «»rgiml«ing a branch of Um Indiana State League in Vigo county. Thpre was a iarK«' attiMidauce, and the following ofHcers were circlet!: «'i»arlt'* Moc.uliificr. president.

William U. Wlute, viis -pn'»idK»nt. William o. Wcidclo, t^amrcr. Utclmrd McMtihon. wvnMnry, It. A, Volhr-r*. ^rtri'Hiit-al-nrtn.

I N F.dwanl a^smi v, .tiv*rph 1Hllti 'l i"i Fsn«t.

On Tltnrsd»3" afternoon the ollleer* of the State league came over frwtn Indian apolla and organijo*d the Terre Haute I'nion a* one of its branches by the in *t \!(:itlnu «»f the new ollicers.

i: return* come in slowly, is the f»iiovn u!« have been received by the county t-lcrk *iiu"e last re|Vi rt: Count ImvN, city ... St Minnie Wll«n. r«rl». III 20 lo»tw W. Knttht, «-Hy 22 Martna J.tvrnv«?n. «"tty John IViisf. city 21 KH?i»t«elh Mclnnsrr. otty ........ .If Fititpy Withr»w, cH 13 Su«n Swltu. city 40 WhHIirld Matiox, Hisruptt, tnd 2! Mary A»heraf«, Hnrnett, Ind ........ t? .James* A. McFall. St. Mo Aoua Melln\v, MaekuvUte. Ind ...... 24 WUUan\ Jiak* r, M»ck*vilU\ tnd l.ulU C'rawford. Macls«vUS^. Itid John It. JAmlth. ouy Mnrgwrvt Hohlt#*r. efty Kdvt and Wolfe, t'\wl lUnff, tnd i' ir.a Wclw'cr. 151 \sff. Ind

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Amusements.

RVCI-E TOM'S CABIN.

Nav I or'» opera house will be dark on til Monday evening when Button Doable Uncle Tom'* Cabin company will appear playing at popular pricgp 23 35 and 50 cent*. The uaual BnJI Band Two Topaeyit, Two Marks, etc., will be seen and it is aafe too say to the usual crowded house that greets its per for tnanees will be on hand also this is tbe oolylUnele Tom company tbat play here this season, so tho*e who make it a point to attend tbe tbaatre only when an L'nele T#m company is holding forth bad better bear this fact in into J.

KATIE EMMKTT.

Naylor's opera house Tuesday Dec. 8th Katie Kminett will be seen in last sea son's successful comedy drama "The Waifs of New York." One of tbe prin cipal features of "The Waifs of New York's"great success, is the truth of the character pictures. Persons who have studied life in tbe slums of a great city, find the characters In the play drawn from living models and embodying all the recognizable characteristics of well defined types. Persons who have never penetrated the lowly side of life in great city, and have no persotial knowledge of the people mirrored in this piece, nevertheless feel aud appreciate the vitality of this representation, be cause truth in art requires no argument or explanation and carries its own convictions. Miss Km melt's supporting company this season is much stronger than last, Amy Amos, whom everybody knows, and Geo. W. Thompson are still retained of couse. Tbe new comers are Willard I/ee, I^eslie Edmunds, Ida Burrows, Edward Clifford, Ous Hennessy, Nellie Edmunds and Charles Prior. The scenery for the production is entirely new this season, and is a vivid panorama of New York City from the Batleiy to Central Park. Amy ames has a new specialty and Nellie Kdmunds,a sprightly comedienne, will be beard in song in the concert hall scene and altogether "The Waifs of New York" is tbe melo dramatie attraction of the day.

THK (IKK A'l HK lilt MANN.

The wonderful Herrmann, aided by Mrue. Herrmann, will be seen at Naylor's on Thursday evening Dec. 10th. He is beyond question the greatest of living necromaucers and sorcerers, aud his performances are among the uiost interesting lie red our theatregoers during the season. This year Herrmann has an entire new entertainment, and ho will produce several startling novelties in the way of illusions of his own invontlon and production. One of these Is tho famous "Strobeika." The story of the trick Is rather romatic. It tells of tho escape from a Russian torture chamber of a condemned oillcer of the guard, the escape boing accomplished by tbe substitution of the officer's sweetheart. He will also intioduce the famous oriental fakir, Abdul Khan, Herrmann's Illusions known as "New Black Art," "Elorine, Child of the Air,"

A Slave Girl's Droam.^fiud other interesting novelties. Till-: CHARITY ItAU,.

Tho St. Paul Globe of Nov. 3rd had this criticism of the company that is playing the Charity Ball this season, and that will bo seen tti the piece at Naylor's opera house on Saturday evening of next week. '•.Mr. Frohmati promised us a strong coin•t»ny for the rations parts, and he lias kept it* promise. Had hlscompany I wen brought here with a flourish of trumpets, niorcmlRht have IKHMI expected of Its members, but it is certain thai no more would have been realized. Royd Putniuit apneatwl as the young clergyman, the hen) of trie play, and his im•rsouatton of this noble-hearted man, cabs many good word*. In lending and gesture and liv-piav his work showed a thorouRh understanding of his art. W. A.Hands,asJud£i Knox, ami «»eo. II, l^onnrd, In the Hick Van Huren rme, were tho favor of tho people out front very early In the evening. Miss Kdvthe Chapman was Ann Croger. tfhe Is a clover and finished actress, and looked and acted the New York ulrl. who Is, next to.fohn Van Huren, the leading spirit of the nretly story. MUs Alice Kltou displayed genuine emotional power as Phyllis l.ec, aud thesweet pathos

Angel, tiie mother of tho Van Hurens, were charmingly reallxed tv Miss l-.lUa I/g«n. The grace and beauty of Miss Kthel Orey-

brooko make poor Judge Knox's sufferings the more exquisitely funny in Ike earlier aets, and little Miss Lowrle was so winsome a* Van Huren that nobody could lack *ympnthy for Alee. Hobluson in hi# love for her. Merrlam Bruce made the part of that loyI.«h lover very llfe-llko and interesting.

feature of the performance that calls for notice wss the clear drawl»a of the character* that made up the less prominent figures in th* play. All were well done, and it speaks well for Daniel Frohmnn's policy that such people aw engaged to fill them."

The soat sale for this engagement will open on Thursday morning. Pricet range from 25 cents to SI.00.

Follow the Crowd

audit wiil tak«» you to A. O. Austin A t'o's where the Christmas novelties are.

|M von want a fine crayon portrait for tbe holidays? If so, try Wright A Holiovvav. They have made arrangements with one of th» finest crayon artists In the country to *K their work for them. Get your orders in soon. Sittings free. All work warranted.

Largest assortment of easels at Mer ring A Carter's.

Have you ever tried the Climax Laundry of late, the best in tbe city, reoognixed eo by other laundries? We will g* one better, we will give you collars and euflfe. Call at Scbluer*e, the hatter, and get a ticket explaining how we will doit. No chance business here. Everybody trested alike, whether you area big customer or a smalt on*.

The season will aoon compel yon to don your tau titers, gloves, etc. The present weather i« a« etmngly angf^stive eif this that yen would display exe«ll«st judgment by preparing for It immediately. Gents glove*, fall hats, mufHer*, er,c., ar* kept in great variety by S. Lotb, A«»« a compiete sto^k of genta Ane bain in sU style* and quailsio*.

I" or Cteristmas present* cteeap that ^n't go home withoal buying, go t.i V, j. ti-r*y*s Q«®en*w*re ttot*. M: rtb Foanh

Taking effect Sunday, Dec. 13tb, the E. & T. H. Ry.t will have a new time card out, which places two more passenger trains on tbe road, Nos. 7 and 8, running daily except Sunday. Train No. will leave Terre Haute at 10:30 a. m., arriving at Evansville at 2:30 p. m. Train No. 8 leaves Evansville at 3:30 p. m., arriving at Terre Haute at 7:20 p. m. This addition in the passenger train service will be highly appreciated by the traveling public.

Y. J. Gray, 28 north Fourth street, has a beautiful stock of holiday goods. Call

TOYS! TOYS!

And Musical Goods.

Don't fail to visit the Opera Music Store, 320 Main street and examine their stock of Toys and Musical Instruments of all descriptions.

Stoves at away down prices at 23 and 25 south Fourth street, C. Wood & Co.

For heavy winter Clothing go to Good maa it Hirschler's best place in Terre Haute.

"Oh, Girls!"

Now's the time to tease papa for anew Tricycle and you'll get it sure. Hint to bim gently tbat A. G. Austin & Co. keep them.

Folding beds cheap at C. Wood A Co.'s, 23 and 25 south Fourth street.

Au Wool Scarlet Blankets 10-t at $2 50. BUCKEYE CASH STORE.

ties 8boilld sret SAG-JB/S prices

on Candies for Christmas 425

Beautiful Lamps, Dinner and Tea Sets, Chamber Sets, Vases, Water Sets and Novelties of various kinds for the Holidays, very cheap, at

Dr. E. E. GLOVER,

Specialty: Diseases of the Rectum. RKMOVKD TO

SRVKNTIT

AND

TEKRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MATT,

V. J. GRAY'S,

28 north Fourth street.

Coal We Have It.

Telephone 189 Now Pittsburg Coal A oke Co., Frank Shewmaker, agent.

We have a large layout in our basement room of useful and ornamental articles, toys, etc., for Christmas. Come and pick out what you want before th^ygfra non-resident defendent. rush begins or you will wish yon bad.

BUCKEYE CASH STORE.

The Genuine Round Oak Stove bas no equal for economy of fuel, eanliness and keeping fire. Every stove fully warranted. For sale only at Town ley's.

POPLAR STS.

Hanging lamps in good variety at C. Wood A Co.'s, 23 aud 25 south Fourth street.

Skates, Weather Strips, Coal Hods, at W. I). Morris & Co.'s. 421 Main street.

ASSIGNEE'S SALE

of Toys, Dolls, Glass, Tin and Queensware. This sale is positive. Come early and get first choice. Clark's 5 and 10c store, 314 Main street, north side.

HAIIHY DOOSON, Assignee.

The old reliable James T. Moore always keeps on hand the largest assortment of plumbers material and drive well pumps to be found in tho city. All work promptly attended to and well done. Call on him at 6o7 Main street

LEO STATZ, of O. H. Statz A Bro., GRADUATE OPTICIAN, 627 Wabash Ave., Terre Haute, ind. Oculists' prescriptions filled promptly.

If you want fine cabinet photos for the holidays, try Wright A Holloway,

Merrlng A Carter are headquarters for easels.

Theold reliable P. P. Mischler is still on top, and can be found at his butcher shop, No. 202 north Fourth street, at all hours of the day, and you can get frem him the best cuts of fresh beef, veal, mutton, or anything els* in the meat line at lowest prices.

Do You Know?

how many letter A's will appear in the regular issue of the GAXKTTB Jan. oth, 1$SQ? If so, one of tbo flneet prizes ever given away in tbe toy line awaits yon at tbe Fair, 325 Main street.

J. A. Weldon, the 7th street grocer will give you the most for your money. Try him. Seeing is betlieving. All nice goods.

OIL HEATING STOVES. The Ferfact Oil Heating Stores

lire jtusfc

the

cheese to

heat bed

rooms, Ustferoetc. Call and nee them at Towale/a.

For Sale.

T7KR

and see how cheap you can buy a beauti- TpORSALE OR RENT.—A. G. Austin's resiJ? dence, 515 ful present.

Bed-room suits a specialty at C. Wood dt Co.'s, 25 and 25 south Fourth street.

SALE.—Steam bay press, movable en-

glue and boiler, and hay barn, all in good order, for $500 cash or approved paper on time. Address, F. K. KIETH 3fc CO., Terre Haute.

south 5th street.

Flocation

OR SALE-A BARBER SHOP-•The in town:good business, box 1® Sullivan, Ind.

JQISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

HAKRTJ. BAKER, Attorney. Room 2, Savings Bank Block. gHERIFF*S SALE.

»j oi Eighty (80) acres off of the west end of one Main otreet. hundred (lOO) acres off of the north tideof the south west quarter (^4) of section ten (10), township eleven (11) north of range nine (0) west, ana on Monday, the 28th day of December, 18!)1, between the houis of 10 o'clock am. and -i o'clock p. m. of said day, at the north

The disposition to invest in we-iteru mineral lands has been steadily growing the east. This is caused by the large door of the court home, lu'lherre Haute, I fortunes wblcb have for several years been taken out of tbe lead and zinc mines in Southwest Misssouri, and it might be said tbat the country has just commenced to develop. W. M. Slaughter, of 320 Ohio street, has some oboice laud left in that region, and intending purchasers would do well to call on bim,

best

Address

The partnership heretofore existing between Willis Wright and JohnG. Dobbs, at 32 south Fonrtb street and 412 Ohio street, I Terre Haute Ind., has thisdav been dissolved by mutual consent, Willis Wright retiring and John G. Dobbs continuing the business, assumlngall liabilities and collecting all accounts and claims of the late firm.

WILLIS WRIGHT. JOHN G. DOBBS.

TKKRK HAUTE, December 2,1891,

KHOADS WILLIAMS, Attorneys, .'*2% Wabash avenue. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the Estate of yamuel Holmes, late of Vigo county, Indiana, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Said appointment was made by the Vigo Circuit Court. December 4, lsfll.

A. C. HOLMES.

By virtue of Order of Sale issued from the Vigo Circuit Court to me directed and deliv

er rn jo I ered, in favor of Terre Haute Savings Bank OCllOOlS,

L-nurcneS and

OOCie- and against Reuben A. Halstead, Mary E. Halstead, Vigo County National Bank, of

Ten-e Haute, Indiana, John B. McOoskey. I will oflter for sale the following de-

sltuaU*1

This 5th day of December, 1801. JAMES W. STOUT, Sheriff. Printers fee, $6.60.

A. A. HEECHKK, Attorney.

E. corner Fourth and Ohio streets. •^TTACHMENT NOTICE. No. 223-1 Before A. B. Felsenthal, J. P., Harrison Township, Vigo county, Indiana.

James Payne and Allen Harris vs. George Plttman. In attachment and garnishee. Whereas it appears by the affidavit of the plaintiff Payne that the said defendent is a non-resident of the state of Indiana, and from the return of the constable to the summons herein Issued, tbat the said defendent was not found in his bailiwick it is therefore ordered, that due notice of the pendency of tliisaction beglven to the said defendent by publication in a

newspaper of general circulation published id county. in sal

Amusements.

ISTAYLOR'S OPERA HOUSE.

-Ls Wilson Nnylor Manager.

Monday Eve., December 7th.

THE BAKNUM OF THEM ALL,

I SUTTON'S DOUBLE I

UNCLE TOM'S CABIN

COMPANY.

POPULAR 1 "A I POPULAR PRICES, *U. PRICES.

TNTAYLOR'S OPERA HOUSE.

Wilson Naylor Manager.

Tuesday Eve., December 8th.

The Gifted Soubrette,

A I E I E In the Elaborate Production of

Waifs of Hew M.

Brimful of Mirth, Sensation, Pathos. Seven Great Sensational Scenes.

Secure seat* in advance.

PRICES, 75, 50, & 25

KfAYLOK'S OPERA HOOSE.

ArlUon Nay lor—Manager.

TJiursday Eve., December 10

The Fashionable Event. An Evening of Mirth, Magic, Mystery. THE GREAT ....

Assisted by Mme. Herrmann.

The seat sale will open Tuesday.

PEICE8, SI, 75, 50 &C 25.

NAYLOR'S

OPERA HOUSE.

Wilson Kay lor. Manager.

Saturday Ere., December 12.

A Play for all the People. First Time In this city of

DU1EL FBOHIil'S SPECIAL COIPMT

In Bela*^o A De Mllle's best play.

"l|e CDarily Bali"

An entire season^ Mil, arid, the jgrmtml snee«MS ever pn*dao«d at the JS«w It or* LyMWB Theater. POWERFUL COMPANY.

SPECIAL SCENERY. HANDSOME COSTUMES. Bale open* on Tho.i«day, 'tec. U. 3P3&X0351S, SI, 75, SOM 25.

THE VERY

V,K° County'

will oflfer the rents and profits of the above described real estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging. for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said Judgment aud costs, I will then and there offer the fee-simple In and to said real estate, to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

is therefore

Jhflhsby notified of the pendency of said a" tlon against him and that the same will atari for against trial on tbo 2nd day of February, ISfc. at 2 o'clock p. in., at my ofllee, 20 south Third street, Terre Haute, Indiana.

Witness my hand aud seal this 2nd day of December, IS9I. A. B. FELSENTHAL, J. P. [SEAL]

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EST DESIGNS, BEST GOODS

ALWAYS FOUND AT

Fisbeck's Furniture House

A Large and Complete Stock. Prices the Lowest Select your Holiday Presents early and avoid the rush.

For every purchaser who bu] quired amount oi goods. THE LOW PRICES

We are naming this season are surprising the most economical buyers. THE GREAT VARIETY

We are showing in Overcoats, Suits, Hats, Caps, Smoking Jersey and Cardigan Jackets ARE UNMATCHABLE

In any three houses in the city, besides you get a reliable watch for nothing.

PIXLEY & CO.

BEST XIST THE MARKET

ESTATE OAK

THE FAVORITE BASE BURNERS,

And a Large Variety of Stoves, at

Zimmerman's Stove Store,

McKeen's Block 688 Main Street

PANDIES

OUR BONBONS OUR CHOCOLATES ARE FINE

PRESTON & HARRIS

™:H0LIDAY GOODS"

CORNER WABASH AVENUE AND FOURTH STREET

Cigars, Perfumes, Brushes, Pocket Knives, Scissors,

SOAPS, CHAMOIS, ETC

woman may sev/^and a Woman may spin, And a Woman may u/orK all day, ButLwIieiJ S^A/TA^u^p comes her muse

Then vanish all troubles av/ay.

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To-day, Saturday, December 5th, Cat Price Sale in Men's, Boys', Children's

OVERCOATS

Men's Suits, Boys Suits, Children Suits, Flannel Shirts, Underwear, Etc.

THORMAN & SCHLOSS,

Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,

COFNUB WX&TTJ3L 3^A.X3ST 8TSBETS.

the re-

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