Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 23, Number 50, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 June 1893 — Page 5

THE MAIL

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLK.

HOUND ABOUT TOWN.

The congregation of the First Baptist church wa« considerably surprised last Sunday morn fag when, on conclusion of the communion services Rev. Lycur gus Kirtley presented his resignation and asked to be relieved from duty on Sunday ,July 2. Some time ago it was intimated tbat trouble was brewing, and that-the resignation wa» expected, but this was denied by the members and nothing further was beard of the matter until last Sunday. Mr Kirtley has been pastor of the church here seven years, during which time, says the pastor "the home church has been improved -to the extent of $11,500 a lot has been purchased and a chapel built on Lafayette street at a cost of $3,000, half of it Is paid over |25) has been paid, on the Maple avenue mission, and a Tot has been purchased on Fourteenth street, for which $1,000 had been paid. Last year an assistant pastor was maintained, all of this at a cost of $3,700, And nothing has been done to raise the money excepting voluntary gifts. The results of the oldfashioned religion as preached by me is shown by tbo largo congregations that visit this church. During tlio seven years of my work, 471 members have b«en baptized. There is now a membership of 893, where seven years ago there was only 500. Of this number 293 have withdrawn from the church to move away. Some of them are pursuing religious work. In therseven years 01 have died. Whore seven years ago only 100attended communion services, now there are 500. The church has been thoroughly reorganized without discord. Over two thousands dollars a year has been put into improvements within the seven years. Many have been eouverted in this church and gone into other churches. No clash, no quarrels, everything has been v*tce and harmony. I have solomulz«d 17W iviArriages, attended over three hundred funerals preached 000 sermons in the seven years.

The title

CHSO

The action of !».» TUeaiUy wa«a habeas corpus proceeding, directing the father, tharles Fisher, to produce his daughter in court and show cause why she should notroturnto her husband. Workman

was

represented by attorney, and his father, who professes to be a minister the gospel, was hero from Lebanon to swear to the marrlago which he performed and render his son any assistance which he could. The girl present with hor father. She appears to be about 14 years old, well developed for hor age nod of

rather

prepossessing appearance.

After the Rev. Workman had impressed everybody

S'M.»iiif X'mcNuU

,..irn

hftr

VU"

tinned to do »ot was Med with tho clerk

of the Supreme court l»«t Monday. The

.t (. r^momlHsred waa tried by

A. Knight, of Brtoll, who was

Vanderburu, Tippecanoe

Igo, they l* og

test wiW' It waa

oC the fw

While down at the bayou fishing last Sunday Frank Peker discovered a new fish, which is a peculiarity in its way. It uses its mouth a squirt gun, and is a marksman of no mean ability. To at-

Considerable surprise was expressed this week when it was whispered around that County Trersurer Conzman

*»v\le

tried in the Superior

court last Tuesday morning was Author H. Workman vs. Charles Fisher, and was a re-opcnlng of the recent, elope trient, or alleged elopement, of Annie Fisher with Workman, their so-called marriage at. Lebanon, Jtnd., and thais^bj^^! sequent return of the g*n

ut. unfavorably on «verj-uvuj,i mo uoigu«"v

IOOK «'ho girt l» h» 0«0.

made until October, at lea^t

a month altei I The schools will soon"oto^

will gather

outraged,

father had done as any neighbor endeavors to raise a crop of

matter, but that as a father he had not busies himself toying I done as some fathers would have done.

beds,

b'rA!*,.h*.rp,X'^dU»

evident that if the whole truth were

known young Workman would receive

veiy

little consideration

from

crocuses, tmlp*

n« had assured the girl that if she want- LWeet peas and asters. The X"' -rknmn .h. oould -o „„t work In ".rmoay, and wbU.

be mean enough to enfor

for

Us enforcement?

any

of the Superior court of this

TrttJiraRny

Tribe No.

qimtor, it8 regular meeting on Monday even* The transcript in the appeal from the lng

the

mmtv?u"volving th» right of the conn-1 ^r'the Hunters' degree. The foUovylng tv commissioners to refuse to raise the

«l*rles of the Circuit court and hup#r-

offlcers

8mub

ll9

Both Hldw have agreed to a advance the case on the|

the the

Veaaer^n

Ujo

motion Lt Co.,

docket, and will be reached next week. The co«nInterested in the ca»e arc Allen,

ir.i^Sdwbi rirVp"p^»noe and! who will conllnue the bualnei«. It to Marlon, ^n/the cW o^to which L|d that as eoon a* the new slaughter

untv AQti

It waa Terre Haute that

39,1.0. R.M.,

were elected:

slrauK

Handsome Styles, Largest Assortment,

Price our Parlor and Chamber Suites before you buy, as we move about July 15. We are reducing stock at low prices.

Fisbeclt's Furniture House

tract its attention, Frank says, you must the flames and smoke were rolling from place a stake or pole in the water, with a basement window on the alley. Altbe end projecting from one to three feet though the tire was soou under conabove the surface: place a beetle or fly trol it came very near being disastrous to on top of the pole and then await devel- the firemen, nine of whom were overopments. Soon one of the finny gunners will be around, anxious for a shot at the tender morsel which has been placed in full view. Presently he comes to the surface, steadily observes his prey and measures the distance. Instantly lie screws .his mouth into the funniest shapes imaginable, discharges a stream of water with precision equal to any sharpshooter, and knocks the fly or beetle into the water, where it is Instant ly devoured by the successful Nimrod Joe Wildy says he has often Been this species of fish in the lakes of Central Africa, while traveling in that country, but didn't know it would live here Probably it came up the river with those pelicans which Capt. Cooyer discovered on the Wabash last week. The fish is called the "jaculator," and is to the finny tribe what the "fusller" is to the birds on land.

WDS

quietly making an effort to secure' the appointment to the collectorship of internal revenue for this district. He left here quietly for Washington on Friday night of lust week", returning Thursday night. Ho had an interview with the president on Monday which lasted a*half hour, and left his recommendations in his hands. Tiie letters which he took from here were ail first class. His application for appointment was placed on file In the Treasury Department on Tuesday. Mr. Conzman saw Congressman Brookshire wbilo in Washington, and says the latter Is still steadfast in his support of W. H. Hulet, of OrawfordsviHe. Senator Voorhees was not in Washington, so Mr. Conzman didn't see him. In the last week a now candidate has put in an appearance in the person of Sam Raltson, if Lebanon, Boone county. The change wU

the

season, and then the question win orally arise, What shall we do with the children? God blessthem, with tbeUy busy and woffF^'^ What shall we do with them? Dress them in clothes that they can play in with ease and comfort clothes that you are not afraid will get and turn them out in play. Let them run wild, as wild colt., and get all tho outdoor exercise possible. Then they

torn or soiled, the mature to

strength necessary

to ike a fresh hold when school convenes again, they will &row

Rnd

expand

as nature intended they should. Gie them

freedom

from

from work, from care,

sorrow,

as much as may be, for

they will never be younger nor more sweetly innocent. The neighborly amenities become sad-

»„a»

bec»u,6

one

held

victims were William Hor.iey

nd John nJc6,

trustee, Edward Cobble. Th

roUoWiog

Qreat

were elected J*

council, to

heli

October 20th to

Sea Murphy, B. A. O. Volker and Nutt who wan personally interested in

M.Gilmore.

0h*rge

and »*lary law, and the^wnty

An alarm of fire turned in shortly after two o'clock this morning called the entire fire department to Frederick Goetz's furniture establishment, 637 Main street. When the men got to work

come by the smoke in the cellar. They were James Coughlin, John Fagan, Walter Bell, Oliver Hess "Brocky Anderson, Fred Davis, and Charles Pey' ton. Fortunately they were discovered in time and were all carried out un conscious. With the exception of Anderson and McClellan they all soon recovered. These two were removed to their homes. Anderson was bleeding at the nose and mouth and McClellan has been delirious. Both, however, will be all right in a day or two. McClellan has charge of the No. 2 house, and An derson belongs to the No. 3 crew. The damage to the building is very slight. The stock was injured some by the smoke, but there was no damage by the water. It is thought that some one going through the alley dropped a lighted match down the cellar window on somo combustible matter. It was a very narrow escape from a large conflagration and loss of life.

Au interesting whist tournament is now in progress between Dave Watson and Bob Bridgeford on one side and Will Durham and Dr. Medcraft, on tho other. The Contest covers a period of five nights, four of whioh have been played. At the first sitting Watson and his partner won 10 games aud the other side 9 at the second ihe fecore stood Durham 10, Watson, 3 at the third, Duiham 7, Watson, 3 last night the score was, Durham, 10, Watson, 3.

THUS

The Terre Ilaute lUfian are

Charm*-"u^acturer of artificial ice in cents per oneSumAe52l!5e8 "Ice. Per gusta, Ga., ice is deli^red at rw^UJiL for 30 cents per one Wundred pounds in Macon, the same.^fc! in other Southern cities the price.i#ut little higher. Ac cording to theaf figures, the people of this city are being charged au extortionate rate inr ice. It seems io,be. a clear caso of combine.

Col. Ed. Price-died at his home in Sullivan on Wednesday after along illness. He had many friends In this city who esteemed him for his sterling qualities, and who will regret to hew of his death. _____

Children's day will be observed at tie Christian church next Sunday with a beautiful exercise entitled "News from the Nations."

Free Lecture for Ladies. I Mrs. Margaret Baker-Egbert, of Chicago, will drllver a free lecture to the ladles at Congregational cburcb, on Monday, June 10th, at 2:30 p. m, Her subject will be "Woman's World, Social and Physical." This will be a lecture which no lady should miss without a better excuse than indifference to tho great questions which are now agitating the world with referenco to tho weaker, but better, half of humanity All ladif* cordially invited to attend.

Side Boards from ?9 up at Wood, Williams & Go's. Free, buy a Carpet of us and we mak«-

it free

with Morris Mnkelsteln

ProPh^

sachem, k. C. Iseal, senior «ag

-hen properly P«U E. Fr«i i«»»or am ore, Hen

of charge, Wood, Williams C^.

GROUND FLOOR DENTAL PARLORS. rr Mar bach, has re-ope nod his l)«nral parlors at tMvilb Sixth street

No Dust No Dirt

August We®-

The well known firm o! T. J. Patton

Mr' P*1'

the junior

ton selling his Interest member of the company, C. H. Ehrnian,

cattle yards, across the river,

.n M, P.-n -U.

of them at a wdlary of $5000

It hatchery will be located juat

fought the "^^rdi^ilTrtTn ^nt^- I^tonhe yarda in the bottoms and will I Sit^Uhrux Uw: ouraherift L,

charge of Patrick

finv

^mml^onen, want ih..^L™J?si Mary's

xrhether or not thejL, w^o^day, th* Slat inaUnt, comthe judg«* the advance menctng «t nine o'clock, a. whieb they haw petnionea «wen

R5"®*r-

Henry one of

#econd annual commence-

In,Ututowill

be held

E. R. BRIGHT & CO'S

Goods not piled on the side walk to be damaged by du* and other causes. Step inside wbere you will find anything you call for in the way of table supplies.

SETTEES. KOO-KEKS. CHAIRS.

Wabash

The following^ are the new officers of the Grand Temple of Pythian Sisters, elected at the annual session in Indiaa-1 •£olia this week:

Grand Chief—Nora Essex, Co] ambus., -, Orand Senior—Josie Nelson, Union City. Orand Junior—Delia Dunn, Rushville. trrand Manager—Clara Keller, North Judson.

Grand Mistress of Records and Correspondence—Mabel Teagfue, Indianapolis. Orand Mistress of Finance-Edith Jackson. Richmond.

Gmnd Piotector—M. Emmons, Plalnfleld. Orand Guard of •uter Temple—Mrs. Randall, Rensselaer.

Grand Trustee—Mrs. Green, Indianapolis, supreme Representative— Hattie R. Rvder, I Indianapolis

Are You Thinking-

Of what you ought to take with you when you go to the World's Fair? Your outfit will not b& complete without a

closed on Sunday.

Nice Lettuce, Pieplant, I Q£Q Onions and all kinds of fresh vegetables, at Wm, Hertfelder's, 4th and Cherry st.

All kinds $f Fresh Vegetables at J. H. Simmons', 631 Main.

Jlace~to'GEFAIIYTTFN7^ want iP the way ot Musical Instruments, Music Books, Sheet Music, and everytlimg belonging

Use "Or

tls?'^)ne Night Corn Cure" and next day TUT fee°w111 feel quite easy.

your feet

VANDALIA LINE,

LOGANSPORT DIVISION.

Chicago

And Return, World'sFair Tickets,

$8.60

WhTou^Tlcict!totaimich!gtner8

Summer Resorts.

On Monday, ^nibejut1ot?'leav'The Michigan Flyer, g\,nday,at 1 ing Terre Haute dally.

iwrta

All goods freali and clean and sold at rock-bottom prices

IP IBl

»D"Dls°rrhC0M Remedy!" Se change"? IOTery

babitVXringy'o^Xare^mou^l"

ous sickness and perhaps much expense. I Procure it before leaving home. 25 and I P0CK8tS. by 50 cent bottles for sale druggists.

60 to Griffith's for Shoes.

far the

score is 36 games for Durham and Medcraft, to 19 for Watsou and Bridgeford

May.

The Sweetest Place In the City

Is the Candy and Ice Cream Parlor at

PRESTON'S

Opposite Terre Haute House.

Wood Williams & Co's No's are 23 and I 25 West side south Fourth street.

Wood, Willlfcms Co. have prices on Pictures and Easels that will astonish you.

Everything in pictures, frames and art material at the Merring Art Parlors, over 523 and 525 Main street.

The Merring Art Parlors have all the latest. Call and see at 523 and 525 Main street, up stairs.

SPRING CHICKENS

—AT

E. R. WRIGHT & CO'S.

!to%

makiDg

preparations for a Fourth, of .July celebration which will eclipse anything of the kind ever beld here. The programme includes bringing companies of the First regiment here from Crawfordsville, Brazil, Princeton, Vincennes, Greenoastle and Washington, a parade, in which all the orders in the city have been invited to participate, an and interesting programme at the fair grounds in the aftornoon.

Ml »d Ponit.ij|

Rector & Co's,

to the music line.

Spring Chickens andtresh Country Butter, at J. H. Simmons'.

OUR CHOICE FOR 10 CENTS.

"Kohler's Medicated Soap" beautlficcs the •"TO1SaSiSS'eA:ud'ol?"or beadaobe neuralgic pain. It never falls.

at7

^o cou-

p. m., reaching St. JOWP" & Morton line of uecllng «raharnwith

thc

Chl«v«o

steamers for puca^» yrand Haven, &West Mlcklpniwiro^ petoskey, Bay *°d

in Michigan.

mm°"r

arit3

JSZ

jr to City Ticket

umonTicket Office, telephone 54.

GE0110E E. FAMINOTON GENERAL AGENT

Friday a 6pecial

anno™oed

tain to produce diarrhoea and a dose orlirQQ_ 1 -n •. .... two of this remedy may save you seri-1

c*ose

0ne Price

414 Ohio street. Telephone 283. Will be Ike Strouse, Fechheimer's Old Stand, 20 5.

658 Main.

THE HATTER,

619 Main Street.

Mnrtln Holllnger, Attorney, omce 829% Oh lo street,

-^"OTICE TO NON-RESIDENT.

WHY

Lucky Friday

OF PIXLEY &• CO.-

f|s Getting to be Very Popular.

SPECIALTY, TIN AND IRON ROOFING. MANTELS AND TILE HEARTHS.

HATS and CAPS

Eaton Caps for your girls

boys large

This seems to be anew feature in the Clothing business, to 111 ake

bar8a'D

PIXLEY &, CO.

Clothiers, Hatters and Gents' Furnishers.

flonday Sale Day

At the One-Price Ladies' Bazar,

Bargains in Hosiery. Bargains in Underwear. Bargains in Fans. Bargains in Silk Umbrellas. Our Line of Tan Hosiery is Complete.

Ladies-

and

assortment.

We will open

our

line of Chil

dren's Straw Hats thi» week.

Schluer,

L. May Crawford In Partition

IKO Circuit Court, May ter No. 16,974. Laura Ellk vs. nd Joseph U. Moore et al. junc

SlSaSs-".:

Moore, (^hogeohrii»Uor» nam jUHn a a W

Mary W'r .-S'lnnnam® t« unknown), Moore, (»hogeoJ"ii»Uor» nam Hft Char lea W. Moore, Th«"J^^ja'tnea O. A. Johnson, EJL»BRTH A. W "N

Sarah E. Bean, John H.

Fisher,*ifenM ^W. Warrington, «»nvpnK. Elvira Pucket,

TheTraquair

654 Wabash Ave., McKeen Block.

Vandalia railway Terre Haute, Intl.

WAR.War

Warringt^ Sarah E. Bean, Warrlng^Fr^n^rihe®, Alon^%War, Kittleef^'jAMSo^and Nan%r Pleriwn um-

Wall Paoer Company,

JLargest Stol id Best Workmen in Terre Hanter

L-' 6.

Sale

day in some particular article, which

every Thursday and Friday. It will pay everybody to

watch on this Lucky Friday, as it will put money

you*

4th

Baza(.

St.

4th

111

St.

GEO. S.

058 Main.

DEALER IN GAS STOVES,

The Graham & Morton Transportation

-3"tt

UUNNINO JJKTWKEN

and CHICAGO.

Tbo equipment ot tills "^r°0',°,c^1o" SlSrn"" X» ^pohjlmen..

Leave St. Joseph ,D.i.g W® P® Leaje St. Joseph -10 P® Itm ChicagoWZ-XW

:30imHpm

j. H. GRAHAM, PRES.,

BENTON HARBOIt, MICH.

AreYouWise

Are You Married

Have You a Home!

Do You Rent

Why not buy a bouse on easy payments. S New 3 room house, $850, $10 cash and $10 per n^ontb.

New 4 room house, $1050, $12.50 cash and $12 50 per month. A few left, all near the car line.

VIGO REAL ESTATE COMPANY.

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