Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 24, Number 10, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 September 1893 — Page 5
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THE _MAIL.
A PAPER FOR TEE PEOPLE.-
NEWS OF THE CITY.
At the request of the Central Labor Union the opening of the pnbllo schools has been postponed until Tuesday morning.
The First Baptist church has extended a foimal call to Rev. J. S. Holmes, of Bay City, Mich., but no response to it has yet been received.
The elegant new parish hontfe "for Father By ves, of St. Ann's church, was occupied this week, and a lawn festival was given for the benefit of the building fund.
Wesley Guthrie,a well-known colored barber, died suddenly from heart disease Wednesday night, at bis home on -south First street. He was .flfty-ojQe years old, j" &
Judge Taylor has gr-tnied the petition of Assignee H. J. Baker, of the car works, to expend 910,090 in rebuilding, and that amount will at once be spent ,. in labor and material.
The handsome new Mallard pleasure boat was launched yesterday, and the ^embers of the club and their wives -celobrated the event by a banquet on board. The boat cost 91,200.
The Big Four cut in salaries went into effect here, yesterday, but it does not afteot the trainmen or the switchmen. The only persons affected are the general agent «Asd a few of the clerks.
R. H. Kintz has been awarded the contract for the poor farm addition at 97,300, and Proxfe Brink inau were given the contract for putting in the heating apparatus and water work*, at fO,635.00.
The effort to organ hs* anew military company has been nipped in the bud, by the announcement from headquarters that no new companies will be organized until a vacancy occurs in the First regiment.
The teacher's institute ^bis
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the Normal has been well attended andC of great interest to those who Instruct the young idea how to shoot. Of the 260 teachers in the oouuty, 73 are men, and 187 women.
fc/ The Kleeman Dry Good# Co. expect to have a formal opening of their enlarged store In about ten days. The new room makes a handsome addition to their atready large store, and with their new fail goods they will be enabled to make a notable display.
Rev. hoe. Parry, who assumed charge of the Washington avenue Presbyterian church July 1st, has placed his resignation in the bauds of the trustees, al J&hough the fact has not until now been made public. It is said he has «(oaU from Frankfort, Ind.
R»b«rt Fleming, a Missouri Valley, lows, saloonkeeper, put in an appearlance here this week, and proceeded to identify Frank Bruce, the Buckeye Cash store safe robber, as the man who committed the diamond robbery on a C. B, train last fall. The Pinker to no however, knocked his story Into a cocked hal by declaring that the real robber la nfW under trial in Iowa, and
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FURNITURE
Mis. Naomi Mullen has sued
Mrs. Delia Harmon, a colored woman living at the poor farm, is 108 years old, and is probably the oldest woman in the United States. She was born in North Carolina in 1785, but does not know'the month or the day. She is now entirely helpless, being uuable even to feed herself.
A series of comic operas will be given by our local musical talent, this winter, under the direction of Prof. Ddmorest, who assisted in the production of Pinafore" last spring. The first production will be the "Sorceress" some time in October and Prof. Breinig is now arranging the music for t.
Councilman Wey has his war paint on again, and Is after the soalpof fireman Anderson, of the colored oompany. He demanded Anderson's resignation, but the latter refused to tender it. A meeting lag of the fire committee was called, but the matter was finally postponed until the return of Chief Kennedy to the city*
Charles Stewart, an E. AT. H, switchman, living on south Eleventh street, was killed at ftvansvllle last night, by beiog run over by a freight train. He had gone down for a visit, of a few days, leaving hom|early yesterday morning. He waa a member of the Switchman's union and K. of P., and leaves a wife and one child. 1. .I we
Terre Haute horse flesh still pushes itself to the front. At the Fleetwood races in New York yesterday, .37 R. Kendall's 3-year old Margrave, won the $10j000 Hartford stake. There were but two starters in the raoe, and this gives the winner first, third and fourth moneys, tbetidy lltUe sura of 97,500, which will enable the owner to lay in his winter coal without any difficulty.
jTbe following Is the programme that has been arranged for Miss Edith Castle's benefit at the Baptist church, Monday night: Quartette—"Oh I Hall tTs* Ye Free"
Ian, Gabe, Will and John Davis. "sly Heart, at Th|j»we^Voice". SalntSeans Reading (from J. W. tUley) Selected
Mrs. Lucius E. Burt.
"Sweet Spirit, Hear My Prayer" JBowrtmn Harry Richardson. Trio
Mr. and Mrs. Dae Davis, Will Davis. "Queen of the Earth" K' Dan Davis. HI ADO Solo. ....
Duett .. Miss Castle and Dau Davis. Solo and chorus—"The Old Plantation" (negro melody).
Fisbeck's Furniture House
that Fleming's story is part of a scheme concocted by the friends of the train robber to prove an alibi and secure bis release. The trial of Bruce and his confederates oomes up at the September term of the Circuit court, and promises to be quite interesting.
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erick Mullen for divorce on the grounds of drunkenness, cruel treatment and failure to provide, and asks the custody of their four year old son* Mrs. Emma Campbell has, sued Tb«« Gampbeii for divorce on similar charges.
Mrs. Mabel Manuel, a colored woman, aged twenty-elght year*, drowned her* self in the river Thursday morning, her body beiog discovered by some boys playing on the bank near the foot of Chestnut street. She was despondent over her husband's sickness.
Q.JFLOWBR, MASS.
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•MDolol Corde Amate" Miss Castle. Reading
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Joe Davis and chorus.
042 Wabash Avenue.
tries, ami the reconl beak-re are (ill down on the list. Look out for the best ratio* in the no
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J.J. Truinett, the Job Printer and Rubber Stnmp manufacturer has removed his place of business up stairs over his former location No 10 south Fifth street, wh'»re be will be pleased to see his frieoda ai patrons.
HEADQUARTERS
For Guitars, Mandolins, Banjos, Violins, Accordeons, Music Boxes,- etc., etc. Strings and cases for-all instruments. All the latest publications in Sheet Music and Music Books.
Reduced Rates on at!
TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY ^EVENING MAIL, SEPTEMBER 2,1893.
EYEBYTHII6IES. IE ARE IHE LEiDEIS PH Hi
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Xr. B. C, Flower to Make a Professional Trip Tliroajfh the West a»4 Northwest. The patients of Br. R. C. Flowbr will be glad to know that be has arranged a professional visit through the States of Ohio, Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin, as follows:
Evansviile, Ind., 8t. George Hotel, Saturday, Sept. 2. Terre Haute, Ind., National Hotel, Monday, Sept. 4. fig 0ki
Lafayette, Ind., New Bramble Hotel, Tuesday, Sept. 5. Toledo, O., Ho^fd ^adison, Wednesday, Sept. 0. f-
Fort Wayne, Ind., Randall Hotel, Thursday, Sept.7. Indianapolis, InBlf, Denlson Hotefl, Friday aud Saturday, Sept: 8 and d.
There is no physician in the doited States better known than Dr.- B, C. Flower. His cures are so numerous and often of such a miraculous nature that many writers have claimed that maSy of his cures were miracles*
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Dr. Flower's ability to tell a {mtient his disease without asking a question is as well established as that Dr. Fkjwer lives.
The Western visit of the. Doctor will afford an excellent opportunity to many to consult this eminent specialist olose to their homes. ...
Edward Lbciis, a shoemaker, #hd claims to be seventy years old, living on* north Fourth street^ ,.-wss arrested Wednesday on the charge of criminally assaulting a eleven year ohlld named Rosb Cadel, living in his neighborhood. He drew 9500 from the First National bank, and deposited it as a guarantee that he would appear next Wednesday to answer the complaint. He denies the charge, and has engaged Hon. John E. Lamb to appear for him.
There will be a song service at the Central Presbyterian church tomorrow night in which-Miss Edith Castle,. Mies Maude Paige, Mis* Dora Hauck^and Omar Mewhinney will take part. *'jp! Sir*'
The Kleeoian Dry Goods Co's newstore is the most modern: establishment of the kiod in Tetre Haute. 'The formfelopening will take place in about 10 days. In the meantime new goods are arriving dally and you art welcome to call and itXo
thf- Winter is Coming. These cool evenings remind one that it Sa. aboat time to look after heating stoves, and of coarse the place to get the best for the least money is Geo. 8. Ztm merman's. Bis stock this year is larger •fli the style® finer than any previous jW. He is ala? the sole agent for the "Favorite** cook stove. To see the ^Favorite" meana to bay it, and there ate no oomplainta of bad cooking where ills nsed. If yon need anything in his line don't fail to give him a call. 658 WabaslLavenue, MeKeen Bloeky*
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Fresh Oysters,
Few York and Baltimore, retail, at Eiser's.
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Dahlkn's usic Stoke.
H. T. Biel is making some,beautiful pictures by the Arisio process. Gait at bis gallery, 417K Main street, and examine his work.
Dr. E. B. OLOVBB,
Specialty: Dt^aaseaof the Rectum. 104 .Sotrns Sixth Strkkt Finest grade of Spectacles in the city at J, Kern's, 663 Main street.
Eleventh Annual Fall fleeting:, September 25-29,1893.
FINEST TRIACK IN THE WQRLD
DOLLARS PURSf&Si
SPEEDIEST HORSES iN THE COUNTRY.
wholesale or
When a man wants a clean shirt he wants it a-d, and it's always on time if he sends It to the New Method Laundry Co.
For the 1a»% Accident or Life Insurance now obtainable, call on Power fe Daily, 509 Ohio street. They are agents for the Fidelity A Casualty Co. and the John* Hancock Mutual Life Insurance 0$. iof Boston, Mass.
Excursion to Mian Springs. The Chieftain's League, Imp. Order of Red ^en, will run an excursion to Indian Springs,
.$nnday,
Sept 10, at the
Jaw rate of 90cts for the round trip. This is. one of the finest pleasure resorts in the State, and will give everyone a chance to enjoy its beauties. The Ringgold band.. will acooqfijpaoy the excursion, and there will be. plenty of nioe, clean ooaches. v*
For new faU styles Suits ready made or miade to order go to Goodman A HlrschleVs. Largest and best Clothing establishment in Terte Haute.
S. Loeb the popular hatter, sign of Big Blaok Bear, is receiving his stock of Fall goods, and exhibits all the latest styles and shapes. In selecting your Fall hat, .do not &U to, inspeot hi» complete line 'of ail the desirable styles. As his goods are 'the nobbiest so his prices are the most reasonable, and you can save money by giving him a trial. Sign of the Big Blaok Bear*
1 .The highest gloss, the finest color, the most superior finish, are the features o( the Laundry work produced by the New Method Laundry Co.
E. R. WEIGHT & (B.CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH GEM MELONS, PEACHES AND PLUMS.
"Labor Day."
"'•^We invite the public to personally'insperct our Fuels which will be in the La^or Day parade Monday, Sept, 4th, 10 a. 'tti*. *New Pittsburg Oral A Coke Co., and yards 1,005 Poplar street.
yon wpnt the best laundry work on m, send yo^irs to the New Method Laundry-' Co., who will deliver it promptly when promised.
Buy a pair of those Tug of War Pants for your boy at J. T. Miller's. Every pair guaranteed not to rip. *,t .—
Headquarters For School Boots. The city schools opett Monday and the Central Book Store will be headquarters for School Books and Sohool Supplies. All the text books used in the different grades of the city schools will be. found there, as well as all kinds, of Slehool Supplies and Stationery required by School Children, A large force of clerks will be. enable them to wait on yon promptly.
^Fresh Creams, Caramels,
and new Novelties at Eiser's.
Union Laboringmen
Get dinner tor yourselves and families oil Labor Day at the Casino restaurant at the Pair grounds only 25cg|
Notice of the date of the Grand Formal opening of the Kleeman Dry Good Co's new store will be announced later on. Now ready to wait on customers.
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No. 8087. Befors A. B. FelsenthaJ. J. P., Harrison township, Vigo county, Indiana. William D. Morris and Benjamin G. Hudnut vs. J. W. Orissotn. defendant, and Terre Hnuie A liHlanapolls Railroad Oompany, surnliihec. In attachment and garnishee.
Whereas it appears by the affidavit of the plaintlfls, that flie said defendant Is a nonresident of the state of Indiana, and whereas, also, it appeats from the return of the constable to the summons herein issued, that the said defendant was not found in his ballwick It is therefore ordered, that due notice of the pendency of this action be given to the said defendant by publication In a newspaper of general circulation published In said
non-resident defendant Is therefore notified of the pendency Of said action against him and that the same wlllstand for trial on the 17th day of October, ltf«,at2 o'clock p. hw
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ARE YOU PREPARED?
I^era Bros, are prepared to fit out every boy from the little A beginner to the thoughtful college student. Yes, and do it for very little money, too. Less than most parents expect
Everything for early Fall wear already jreceived. Be sure and see us for your new School Suits. You will profit by itl J:
Leading One-Price1Clothiers, Fourth and Main.
Largest Stock in the City. Send in
OPREA HOUSE
E. L. GODECKE, 405 MAIN STREE
'TEE HALE METHOD"
greatest discovery In the scienoe of Dentistry within this generation. Yoi can be filled without pain or Buffering.. Thejprooess Is both pleasant and harmless, ^exclusive right for its use in tjie city of Terre Haute.
C. F. WILLIAMS, D.D.S.
Dental Parlorst Beach Block. Corner Sixth and Haiti, Terre Haute. *-o
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED NOT TO RIP. HAVE NO EQUAL FOF&. STRENGTH, DURABILIT-V AND FIT. FOR SALE ONLY BY
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Piety & Piety, Attorneys 42l5 Wsbash Avenue. TTAOHMENT AND GARNISHEE.
at my ofllce, 116 south Third
street, Terre liante, Indiana. Witness my hand and seal this 28th day of Augustjjm FKLgENTHAL £glCAI^
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NORTHWEST COR. SEVENTH AND HULMAN STREETS.
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Terre Haute, Ind.
H. J. Baker, Attorney, Room S, Pavings Bank Block.
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State of Indiana, Vigo county. In the VlgO Circuit court. No. 17,070. Louis Flukblner vs. Morris 8.-1, Kvluger, Julia J. Evinger. Charles I. Link, Cora Link, James Taylor and Anna Taylor, In vacation.
Be It known that on the 28th day of August, 1888, said plaintiff filed an affidavit In due form showing that said Charles I. Link and Com Link are non-residents of the state of Indiana.
Said non-resident defendants are hereby notified of the pendency of said action against them, and that the same will stand for trial October 2Sth, 1898. the same being at the September term of said court in the year KS8. 10-5 Attest [S*At] HUGH D. ROQUET, Clprk,
s. k.ausroif. a. j. ovnmaAV. HUSTON & DUNNIGAN
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
AND NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Special attention given to probate basinesa£$t' Linton Building, SSa Ohio street.
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