Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 22, Number 50, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 June 1892 — Page 8

THE MAIL.

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

Personal.

Miss Sattie Wright has returned from Chicago. Miss Edith Castle has been visiting in Indianapolis.

Miss Dora Bischoff went to Crawfords"Viile Tuesday. W. H. Soale has returned from Kansas and Missouri.

Born, to John W. Barry and wife, a son, Thursday. Frank P. Sargent returned from the east on Tuesday.

Miss Lillie Burt, of Clinton, has been TisitiRg friends here. Miss Ada Barton has returned from her visit to Louisville.

Mrs. Kate McCulloch has been visiting Paris, Hi., relatives. Miss Emma Hudson has heen visiting in Indianapolis this week.

Miss Anna Bevins is entertaining her 49uchre club this afternoon. Mrs. Wisely Black was visiting relatives in Marshall this week.

Born, to Lee M. Parish and wife on Monday evening last, a son. Miss Cora Gimbel, of Vincennes, will visit friends here next week.

Mrs. J. W. Wilkin, of Danville, 111., has been visiting friends here. Miss Anderson, of Franklin, Ohio, has "been visiting Miss Ida Duncan.

Miss Sue Rous has been visiting the Misses Smith, of Crawfordsville. Mrs. Randall Day and children have teen visiting relatives in Marshall.

Mrs. John C. MoCauley, of Urbana', Ohio, is visiting Mrs. Q. M. Hoover.! I. H. C. Royse and family left for Minneapolis, Minn., Wednesday night.

Born, on Thursday, to Dr.T. C. Stunkard and wife, of south Fifth street, a son. Mrs. Dr. Bennett has been visiting hor grandmother, Mrs. Swan, of Paris, 111.

Miss Mayme Hicox has been visiting hor sister, Mrs, J. K. Meacham, of Rockvllle.

Mesdamo* Frank MoKeen and Helen Herkimer have returned from New York.

Charles Warner and wife have moved into their new residence on north Tenth street.

Miss Stacy Sparks, of north Fourth street, has boon visiting friends in the country.

Scott Burgan is lying dangerously ill with typhoid feyer at hi« home east of the city.

Mrs. Mary Footo and daughter, Mrs. Walter Bell, are visiting relatives in Rockville.

Born, to Joseph Smith and wife, of 921 north Fourth street, on Thursday, a daughter.

Rov, J. Connett visited his father at Robinson, 111., this week, returning on Thursday.

Mrs. E. M. Duncan and Miss Anna Hines, of Marshall, were visiting here on Tuesday.

Miss Mallon, of Tuscola, 111., has been visiting Miss Mamie McMlnn, of north Fourth streot.

Miss Verdi Leverton, of Dallas, Tex., has been visttlng Mrs. J. W. Johns, of Eagle stroot.

Miss Anna Austermiller, of north Eleyeuth stroot, has returned from Indianapolis.

Born, to Edson W. Klddor and wife, of 524 south Sixth street, on Wednesday last, a daughter.

Born, to E. J. Bidaman and wife, of north Eighth street, on Thursday morning, a daughter.

J. M. Ward and wife, of this city, were roglstored at the Laclede hotel, St, Louis, ou Wednesday.

Harry Beggs attended the alumni' ball of Wabash college, Crawfordsville, on Monday night.

Rev. John Shoekey and wife, of Mt. Orah, Ohio, have been visiting the family of Thonnv* Vance.

Mrs. T. H. Cochran, of Marlon, Kan is visiting her sister, Mrs, T.F. Dunham, of east Wilson street.

Mrs. Alex. McCiaSn, of Franklin, Is visiting her sisters, the Misses Price, of north Seventh street.

Mrs. W. 0. Harvey and children, of Winfteld, Kan., are visitiug Mrs. J. Asbury, of First avenue.

Miss Sidney Wood will sneud the summer with her sister, Mrs. Brace Coffroth, of Lincoln, Neb.

Miss Susan Stewart, of Indiauapolis, came over to attend the Durham-Ball wedding on Thursday,

Miss Oille Thompson, of Uriebsvllle, Ohio, is visiting her cousin, Miss Cootie Black, of Elm wood farm.

Miss Kstelle Irons, of Logausport, Ind., has been visiting Miss Mattie Grover, of First avenue,

Mrs. R. D. Digger has gone to Colorado, where she will spend the summer on her ranch near Cimarron.

Ool. W. E. McLean will shortly start for Superior aad Dnlnth, Minn., to look after his property interest* there*

Mrs. iSSg Uflenheimer bas returned from Cleveland, Ohio, where she ha* been visiting Mrs. Herman Oohn.

Mrs. F. J. SUneman, of south Third street, accompanied by her children, has been visiting her parents in Riley.

Mr* JTscob White th*

Philomela quartette to supper last evening at her home on north Sixth street. Rev. J. H. Crum and wife will go out in the country next week and remain a fortnigbt with thev family of M. A. Hunt.

Miss Mattie Ryan, of south Second street, has gone to Indianapolis, where she will spend the summer with her aunt.

Miss Rose Mitchell, of Brazil, has been the guest of Miss Nora Katzenbacb, of south Thirteenth street this week.

8. Loeb and family have given up their rooms at the National, and are now housekeeping on Fourth and Oak streets.

Mrs. Weiss of Charleston^ 111., and Mrs. Mansar, of Chicago, have been visiting Mrs. M. J. Weiss, of south Center street.

Mrs. A. E. Humke has gone to Brooklyn, from whence she goes to Ashland, N. C., with her father, who is in poor health.

Miss Emily Allen, who have been pursuing her musical studies in Europe, will return home the latter part of this month.

George M. Hoover and wife, of Warren park, will celebrate their twentieth wedding anniversary this evening.

Miss Ida Mengel, who has been visiting here for some time, was called to St. Joseph, Mo., this week by the serious illnes3 of her sister-in-law.

John Dommershausen and wife entertained their friends on Monday evening at their home on Liberty avenue in honor of Miss Lena Frisz, of North Vernon, Ind.

Lee Seligsberger and wife started for New York City on Wednesday afternoon, and will sail to-day for Germany on the North German liner Saale. They will be absent three months.

President McKeen left for Minneapolis at noon yesterday in his private car, accompanied by Hon. R. W. Thompson, Col. Thomas H. Nelson, Harry W. Thompson and Samuel S. Early.

Judge Isaao N. Pierce was taken suddenly ill while sitting in his office Thursday afternoon and had to be removed to his home in a carriage. It was an attack of congestion of the stomach. He has recovered.

John Ward, of south Eighth street was surprised by about thirty of his friends on Tuesday evening, the occasion being his twenty-first birthday. There were games and music, followed by refreshments, and all present had a most delightful time.

Miss Laura Ballard entertained a few of her numerous young friends on Monday evening to assist in the celebration of her flfteonth birthday. The time was enjoyably spent in games, and refreshments were served, the guests retiring at a late hour with best wishes for many happy returns of the day.

Alexander Stewart, junior partner of Ernll Wulechner «fc Son, was in the city yesterday en route to Indianapolis from St. Louis, where he served as best man at the, Parker-Toms wedding on Thursday evening. Tho entire families of both houses mentioned will sail for Europe on June 22d, by the Majestic, to remain abroad until the last of September,

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A. E. Pritchett and family, of south Eleventh street, went down to Evansville on Thursday at attend a family reunion.

Senator Voorhees will leave Washington for Terre Haute next Monday and will remain here until the Chicago con veution.

Charles Reichert and Miss Kate Chissler were married on Wednesday evening last at the bride's home in Perrysville Ind.

Mrs. Frances Hord and daughter have returned from Ann Arbor, Mich. Mr Hord will join them here at the close of the college term, July 1st.

Allen Harry Donham and Miss Julia Evelyn Ball were married at tho residence of the bride's brother, Wm, C. and Spencer F. Ball, on south Sixth street, on Thursday at noon, the ceremony being performed by Rev, J. D. Stanley in the presence of the relative* and a,few friends. After the ceremony the bride and groom left for Chicago and other points north to be gone several weeks. On their return they will reside at south Outer street.. No cards.

Mrs. Harry B. Sweet entertained a number of her friends with progressive euchre yesterday afternoon at her home on south Fifth street. Each guest was presented with a handsome souvenir card, bearing a selection of poetry from some favorite author. Elegant refreshments, consisting of cake, berries and ice cream and coffee were served. The first prize was won by Mrs. S. C. Barker, and Miss Agnes Shepler captured the booby. Those present were Mesdames J, Q. Button, E. D. Harvey, M. a Sargent, B, L. Wagner, S. C. Barker, J. Bigwood, W. H. Duncan, C. H. Tyler, Edwin Ellis, Otto Riehle and Prof. Recker Misses Helen Tyler, Cora EUis and Agaes Shepler. Mrs. Sweet will remove to Bellvtlle, Hi., in two weeks, where her husband will engage in business.*

Beautiful Carpets and stylish Furniture at Foster's Furniture and Carpet House.

Spring has gone and summer Is hem. You need a Straw Hat and the best place in town to get one is at Sykee & Gray's, No. 417 Main street, where they have the largest and best assortment of everything in that line ever brought to the Hlty.

TKIIKE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING

Riddle, Hamilton &Co.

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Bargains in Real Estate,

$2800. Two story frame dwelling, 8rooms north Seventh street. J2100. One story frame dwelling, 5 rooms north Seventh street. $1100. One story frame dwelling, 4 rooms north Seventh street. $2200. One story frame dwelling, Grooms north seventh street. $3230. One story frame dwelling, 7 rooms bath and hall north Seventh street, $2100.

One

story frame dwelling, 5 rooms

north seventh street. $2150. One story frame dwelling, 6 rooms north 8eventh street. $1500. One story frame'dwelling 4 rooms, lot 40x219 feot north Eighth street.

S2.5C0. One story frame dwelling, 6 rooms north Seventh street. $3500. Two story frame dwelling, 8 rooms north Eighth street. $3200. Two story frame dwelling, 8 rooms and large barn north Eighth street* $2000. Tvo story frame dwelling, 8 rooms north Eighth street. $1550. One story frame dwelling, 5 rooms north Eighth street. $2500. One story frame dwelling, 5 rooms north Eighth street. $1800. one story frame dwelling, 5 rooms north Eighth street. $6000. Two story frame dwelling, 11 rooms north Eighth street. $050. Frame bnilding, now used for shop, lot 40x160 feet north Eighth street$1400. One story frame dwelling, 4rooms north Eighth street. $7000. Two story frame dwelling, 14 rooms north Eighth street. $5000. Two story frame dwelling, 9 rooms north Eighth street. $1800. One story frame dwelling. 4 rooms north Center ssreet. $2000. V/x story frame dwelling, 7 rooms north Center etreet. $1600. One story frame dwelling, 4 rooms north Center street $1850. One story frame dwelling, 4 rooms north Center street. $2500. One story frame dwelling, 7rooms north Center street. $7500. Two story frame dwelling, 9 rooms, corner lot, 75x140 feet north Ninth street. $8000. 1% story frame dwelling north Ninth street. $1500. One story frame dwelling, 4 rooms north Ninth street $4200. Two story frame dwelling, S rooms north Ninth street. $1600. 1% story frame dwelling, 7 rooms, good barn north Ninth street. $900. One story frame dwelling, 3 rooms and ball north Tenth street. $7000. Two story brick dwelling, 8 rooms and hall Mulberry street. $2100. story frame dwelling, 5 rooms, lot 90 feet, front Mulberry street. $1800. One story frame dwelling, 4 rooms Eagle street. 81350. One story frame dwelling, 5 rooms Eagle street 85500. One story frame dwelling 7 rooms, very large barn Chestnut street. $5000. Two story frame dwelling, 7 rooms, lot 60 feet front Sycamore street $5500. Two story frame dwelling, 7 rooms, 2% acres ground Lafayetto avenue. $1200. One story frame dwelling, 5 rooms Lafayette avenue. $3800. One story frame dwelling, 9 rooms Liberty avenue. $1000. One story frame dwelling, 4 rooms Spruce street $900. Two story frame dwelling, 6 rooms Tippecanoe street $1000. One story"frame dwelling, 3 rooms Elm street. $1850. One story frame dwelling, double, 6 rooms Locust street. 81500. One frame dwelling, 5 rooms, coiner lot First avenue. $1200. One story brick dwtlling, 3 rooms Second avenue. $1200. One story frame dwelling, 5 rooms Second avenue. $950. One story frame dwelling, 5 rooms Second avenue. $1500. One story frame dwelling, 5 rdoms Third avenue. 11700. One story frame dwelling, 5 rooms Fourth avenue. $1700. One story frame dwelling, 4 rooms, with three lots fronting Collett Park on Maple avenue. $1100. Two story brick dwelling, 6 rooms, rents for $12 per month north First street. $1800. One story frame dwelliug, 6 rooms north First street

S1200. One story frame dwelling, 7 rooms, rents for $12 per month north First street. $1800. Two story brick dwelling, 9 rooms north Fourth street. $2500. One story frame dwelling, 5 rooms north Fifth street $5000. Two story frame dwelling 8 rooms north Sixth street $3300. Two story frame dwelling, 8 rooms north Sixth street $2400. Two story brick dwelling, 10 rooms, lot 72x269 feet north Sixth street $1100. One story frame dwelling, 4 rooms south Second street $2100. One story frame dwelling, 8 rooms south Third street $8500. Six one story frame dwellings and brick store building south Third street. $2200. One story frame dwelling, 6 rooms south Third street $4500. Two story brick store building Fifth street, south of Main. $7501). Two story frame dwelling, 10 rooms, very fine: south Fifth street$7500. Two Story frame dwelling, 8 rooms, extra good south Fifth street $4000. Two story frame dwelling, 8 rooms two squares south of Main on Fifth street $1700. One story frame dwelling, corner of Fifth and Willow streets. $4600. Two story frame dwelling, 7 rooms south Sixth street $1200. One story frame dwelling 8 rooms south Center street $7500. Tiiree two story frame dwellings 12 per cent Investment south Center street. 31500. One story frame dwelling, 6 rooms and bany sooth Center street 85000. Two story frame dwelling, 8 rooms: south Center street. $4300. Twostory frame dwelling, double, 14 rooms south Center street $2000. One story fname dwelling, 5 rooms south Eighth street. $1550. On# story frame dwelling, 6 rooms south.Center avenue. $1000. One story brick dwelliug south Center avenue. $M». One story frame south Fourteenth street $7360. Two story brick dwelling, IS rooms, nnd bath room, llo feet front Gilbert are. 83KJ. One story frame dwelling, 3 rooms south Fifteenth street $2310. One story frame dwelling, 6rooms south fifteenth street. $1500. One story frame dwelling, 4 rooms, hard wood finish south Sixteenth street. $1250, One story frame dwelling, 5 rooms south Seventeenth street. $830. One story frame dwelling. 9 rooms soath Eighteenth street. $3300. Three building on east Main street lot 58x200 feet fTWXl East Main street business property, 75 feet front, 2 story brick store building. tSQOft. Two story brick store building Ohio street. $3908. One and one-half story frame dwelling, 3 rtKMns, 4 lota east Poplar Street. $Sa»X Two story frame dwelling, 9 rooms: Owk street.

For Sale.

-rpOR RENT—Store room, 641 Wabash aveJP nua. Store room, 117 north Fourth street.

Store room, 329 Ohio street. Double house oi* north Fourth street, No. 217 and 219.

Four room house corner Sixteenth and Sycamore streets. Six room house, 1451 south Seventh street.

Five room house, 1320 Second avenue. We have also a number of other dwelling houses and store rooms. Parties who are in want of houses or tenants would do well to call on FOULKES & GREINER,

TWo story frame dwelling, S rooms

Crawford street. $2«G. Two story frame dwelling, hath roomcomplete: Domingstreet. $1808. Two one story frame dwellings Osborn street.

If we don't advertise what yon want, come and see us, we e&tt satisfy yoo. Terms can be made satisfactory.

Rental Agents, 511 Ohio street.

For Sale.

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)B 8AT«FI—About 4% acres adjoining the on the northeast This tract Is in the scope of the growing part of the city and would make 24 bnilding lots, wonld no doubt sell to good advantage. Price £2500.

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SOALE & GRIMES.

OR SALE—A BARGAIN—The two-story metal roofed store. No. 815 Ohio street, occupied by good, permanent tenants that pay per cent, on investment.

ROYSE A WALKER, 517 Ohio street

Money to Loan!

Mprivilege

ONEY TO LOAN—At 7 per cent, with 6f repayment In Building and Loan. Apply at No. 20 south Fourth street

N1OTICE

TO CLEAN UP.

The undersigned board of health of the city of Terre Haute, take this method of notifying all citizens within its Jurisdiction, to remove from their premises all garbage, waste or other matter which may prove detrimental to public health and comfort of the people.

The provisions of this order must bo compiled with within, fifteen days from date of this publication. \'-j-/1

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A S I E A N Board of Health.

Terre Haute, May 24,1892. Local health officers throughout the county are expected to enforce the provisions of the above order within their respective Jurisdictions., .... By order of the State Board of Health.

HANGE OF FIRM.

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ao SOUTH SIXTH,

We, the undersigned administrators, have sold to the firm of Apman, Fasig & Starr, the stock and produce buslnessof thelate Joseph H. Briggs, situated at the corner of Cherry and Fourth streets, in Terre Haute, Indiana, and the said Arm are therefore authorized by us to collect all accounts and claims belonging to said Joseph H. Briggs' business, and we cheerfully recommend to his old customers the new firm for a continuance of their patronage. MERCY E. BRIGGS,

B. V,. MARSHALL,

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A. W. SPAIN,

Sec'y Board of Health Vigo County.

Administrators of estate of Joseph H, Briggs. Referring to the above, we respectfully solicit a continuance.of the kind patronage extended to the late Joheph H. Briggs, and shall endeavor by fair treatment and low prices to merit the same. Very respectfully,

APMAN, FASIG & STAHK.

WE DELIVER IOE CREAM To all parts of the city, for to-mor-row we liave the celebrated Philadelphia Ice Cream in all flavors. LAWRENCE'S, 4th and Cherry.

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This Blazer Suit made of elegant quality storm serge only $io.

,/ 800 choice Building Lots at the low price of $185 each. No lot ineluded in this sale but what is worth all that-we ask for it, and we are selling lots adjoining these at $250 each and some have been sold recently for $350 each.

Manufactories Adjoining

Highland Place

The Cobleigh Piano Case Factory joins our subdivision on the south, employing from 150 to 200 men. The American Wheel Co. works are near, and employ from 350 to 400 men, also the Tene Haute Carriage and Buggy Co's factory, employing from 150 to 200 men. The Big

Four yards are located just east of this subdivision, and workmen are m?

engaged putting in semral miles of siding to accommodate the large and growing business of the company at this point.

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These lots will pay from 50 to 100 per cent profit within the next two yeara Three years ago 400 lots were put on the market in the

vicinity of Collett Park, lying just west ot the subdivision, at from $125' 7 to $225 each. To-day lots in this section are selling from $250 to $500 eacv

and the number left for sale at these figures is very small.

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VIGO REAL ESTATE CO. HAVE YOU BOUGHT A LOT YET?

Moudv & Coffin,

Leavti orders at 1517 Poplar St., 1241 South Fifth St., 001 Main St., Terre Haute, Iud

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To be made on the lota liow offered for sale because we are putting ten times as much into improvements as put into the subdivisions g|§

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Terms of Sale—$15 cash payment and $50 additional in equal monthly installments, by Sept 1st, 1892 $5 per month thereafter.: For particulars call on or address

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In a beautiful assortment of colors choice 69c, sells regularly at $1,25, Our Fan stock this season is by far the largest in the state and comprises all the latest novelties in French, Vienna and Japanese Fans. ..

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DEPARTMENTS.

SPECIAL—The new Marguerite Nickel Plated Hair Curlers at 9c and 10c. 5 gross Cornelia Hair Curlers at 4c worth ioc. 8 inch Nickel Plated Shoe Buttoners only 7c.

Balance of our fine fancy $2.00, $1.75, $1.50 Kid Gloves, choice $1.24,

New Hosiery, New Belts, New Silk Mitts, New Laces, New Ruching, New Hair Ornaments, New Reefers, etc.

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