Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 24, Number 16, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 October 1893 — Page 8

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A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

PERSONALS.-

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Mrs. R. Forster bas gone to Chicago' 1% Mrs. L. D. Smith was in Chicago this ^•week.

Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Blel went to Chicago last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Hamill were Jn ^Chicago thlsweek.

Mrs, C. F. Putnam returned Tuesday ®from Dayton, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Elliott have been in Chicago this week. ., -**,f -v mtiv*».•*"*, i*"-

Miss Mary Dahlen bas returned from her visit at Effingham. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Frey, September 30tb, a daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hirzel returned last Saturday night from Chicago.

Mrs. Rice, mother of Dr. Rice, arrived -Monday for a visit to her son.' V" Miss Anna Reibold, of south Center street, went to Chicago Monday.

Mrs. A. Herz and her daughter, Miss Bertha, were in Chicago this week. Miss Gertie Oilman, of south Third street, was in Yinoennes this week.

Charles Boland and Miss Emma Boland have been in Chicago this week?

The Misses O'Boyle and Miss Frankie Haberly went to Chicago last Saturday. vk Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Qiffel, of 1611 Fifth avenue, October 7th, a daughter.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm.'J. Smith, 1600 south Third street, October 8th, a son.

Mrs. Herman Hulman and her sister, Miss Mary Preston, were in Chicago tbiB week. „-r

Mrs. George E. Farrington and tier

daughter, Miss Rose, were in Chicago this week. Mr. and Mrs. Isaao Ball, Mrs. T. J. Griffith and Miss Gertrude Williams went to Chicago Tuesday. V'

Mrs. Clara E. Garen entertained the Pythian Sisters at her home, 1860 Chestnut street, yesterday afternoon

N. E. Elliott, superintendent of transportation of the Yandalia system, has purchased the Kussner property on north Seventh street, and will reside there. '.

Frank Robinson tlrrivecf from Baltimore, Tuesday, to join Mrs. Robipson, who has been here seteral weeks. They will go to Ohkftgo before returning to Baltimore.

Ossian Conant, formerly of this olty, was married at Pittsburg, recently, to Miss Lottie M. Rhelly, of Buflhlo, who la the daughter of prominent physician of BufflUo, now dead.

Miss Mary Peddle and Miss Margaret Peddle have returned from Kaiisas City. Mrs. Peddle, with Misses Carrie and Margaret, left on Wednesday for New York, where they will make their home.

A. W. Reinold, foreman at the brewery, w^ll leave next weel^ for a visi^ to his old Ibome in Germany. Mrsi Reinold and the children.will"visit In Philadelphia, while Mr. Iteinoid is abroadr-

The Rev. C. P. Croft, formerly pastor of the Congregational ohuroh, with Mrs. Croft, arrived here Wednesday on their way from the World's Fair to their home in Oonneotlout. He will occupy the pulpit at the, Cpngregational church to-morrow.

Signor Tomassl, the orchestra leader, has entered suit for a divorce* from his wife, whose stage name is Helen Bertram, and Who was formerly Lulu Burt of IVrls, 111. When she first appeared i,u opera in this city, several years ago, 300 of her Paris friends came over to greet her.

Henry Strouse, a well-known engineer ou the T. H. fcL., has written an episode in the life of an engineer, which will appear in Harper's Young People. Mr. Strouse is a brother of Isaac R. Strouse, editor of the Rockyllle Tribune, and another brother, David, is the claim

agent

of the Vandalia* The celebration of.lhe silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prox, which began last Friday, lasted three days. Friday evening the employes of the Prox fit Brink man Manufacturing Co., one hundred and twentyfive in number, presented Mr. Prox with a silver tea and coflee set and a silver hutter dish. A lunch was served, and songs were sung by Mr. Derby and Mr. Thomas Griffln. Saturday evening fifty of the intimate friends of Mr. and Mrs. Prox were invited to the home, and each brought a silver present. Sapper was served while an orchestra furnlabed music. Later the younger guests enjoyed dancing. The third celebration was Sunday evening, when the Rev. Ffcther Sharouo and Miss Flora Sage, with thirty-six members of 8w Benedict's church choir, called. There was music and refreshments.

Highest of all in Leavening Power.—I -atest U. & Gov^t Report

ABSOLUTELY PURE

Ernest Gagg will visit Chicago next week. Fred Kessler and wife leave Monday for Chicago. .*

Born, October 10th, to Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Donnelly,Xson. Mrs. Thatcher Parker returned to Burlington, Iowa, Thursday.

Mrs. A. G. Janey, of Marshall, visited In this olty during the week. Mrs. W. E. Perryman and daughter return to-night from Chicago.

Miss Edith Cook, of Shelbyville, 111., is visiting friends in the ^ty. Mrs. Graoe Ttonney of Washington is herie visiting her brother, Russell Teel.

Miss Helen Kaizanbach and Miss Elnora Katzenbach went to Chicago this week.

Elbert M. Johnson, of Crown Point, N. Y., Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jr. Q. Button. ',£ ...

Rev. J. M. Stalker, of Bedford, Ind., will preaoh at the First Baptist churoh to-morrow.

W. R. McKeen and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ben MoKeen left for Chicago Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Frlel returned Wednesday from Ireland, where they spent last year.

Mrs. Sadie Cornelius, Of Eagle street, has gone to Vlncennes to visit her mother, Sirs. Jennie O'Neil.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Froeb have returned from Attica, Ind., where they attended the wedding of a friend. ,!§«

Dr. H. E. Forrester, wife and children, of Lyons, N. Y., are visiting Mrs. F's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kern.

Mrs. Edna R. Lathrop, wife of the Rev. Mr. Lathrop, of Hastings, Minn., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Gordon Lee.

Mrs. Frances Haberly began the last half of her course of lectures on "The Great Painters" at Marshall, 111., last night.,

Mrs. Sophia Webster, of St. Louis, is vistiting Mrs. Frank. Crawford. Next week she will be the guest of Mrs. James Hunter.

Mrs. J. C. Bigbiam and son Jay, have returned to Newcastle, Ind., after a visit with Mr. A. L. Big ham, of east Syoamore street.

Miss Amelia Eantman left Monday for Chicago via Lafayette, where she was joined by Mr. and Mrs. Stocker, the latter her sister.

Miss Mary Burke started last week for Ireland, accompanied by the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bowman, of Rookviil«r

Mrs. C. E. Fuller leaves with her son Harry, tor Soottsboro, Alabama, on the 25th, where the latter will remain through the winter for the benefit of hi* hefclth.

George E. Howell aad Miss ,Mattie Howell, of thijs clty, "a prepossessing looking young couple," aeeovdlng to'the Paris Gazette, wer» married iqi Paris a .v

Rev. J. ji Holmes, recently of Bay City, liltik./the new £a*tor Of Baptist ohuroh, will arriye here next Wedhetdiy, andpreach his first sermon the Sunday following.

Cards have been received announcing the marriage of Miss Caroline Caldwell and Mr. Philip HopKlhs, of Evansville, in S|. Paul's Episcopal ohuroh, Wednesday, October 25th, at twelve o'clock noon.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stepp, of Portland. Ore., are in the oity visiting Mrs. Stepp's mother, Mrs. Baiersdorf, and her sister, Mrs. Kornman, of north Eighth street. Mr. Stepp is a son of Jackson Stepp, formerly sheriff of this oounty.

David Hartstock, who many old residents will remember as one of the firm of Hartsock it Bannister here more than twenty pears ago, is visiting old friends here, after many years' absence. He is now a prosperous ranche owner in Kansas.

The Bryant Chautaqua Circle met Tuesday evening at the residence of the president, Mrs. E. E. Lawrence. Beginning with October 23, the circle will meet every Monday evening. There will be four memorial days during the season.

You don't know what may happen to you at the World's Fair. In any event, you should protect yourself and family by taking out an accident policy in a good company. Power A Dailey, 609 Oh'o bUedt, have the very best.

Now comes the Overcoat time and Goodman A Hirschler we showing the most complete line of any houso in the City.

For School Shoes, go to T.

TERSJ] HAUTE "SATURD A

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A Grand Opportunity,

Messrs. Wright & Holloway (the Leading Photographers of Terre, Haute) so well known for the fine quality of their work, have decided to make the following announcement:

On and after'Monday, September 18th, they will make Cabinet Photographs for $2.00, $2.50 and |3.00 per dozen, according to the grade of work called for. They will also make a superior grade of cabinet work for $4.00 per dozen (which cannot be excelled ataywhere in the State) with which you WILL GET ABSOLUTELY FREE a Ffne, Life Sized Portrait of their own make, which will be far superior to any SO-CALLED CRAYON WORK made outside of the oity. I"*,-

Remember, we area responsible firm, and will do exactly as we agree to do„ As we do not expect to keep this offer standing more than thirty days, we would advise all wanting anything in' :our line to call early. We have had years of experience in the portrait bus! ness, and can guarantee

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work.

Respectfully,

WRIGHT fc HOLLOWAY,

uf, •.. 510K Wiabash Avenue. Our work is always the best. Gents' Lace and Congress Shoes for fl.50. at T- J. GriflBth's Palace ^hoe Scoie f25 a week would come in very nicely if you should be injured in an accident, and you can get that amount by taking an accident policy with Power A Dailey, 509 Ohio street.

"What Might Have Been" had we seen A* G. Austin & Co.'s large stock of Wood Mantels, occupying one entire floor of the store. Don't fail to call. No trouble to show you through.

Wanted.

WANTED—Money to loan will pay 8 per! cent# city property as security, abstract examined and papers drawn without extra charge. Enquire pf Biddle, Hamilton & Co.,^0 south Sixth street.

solicitors in town .test Life Ixtsur-

apany on eartn, tne Mutual Ltfe In

surance Company of New York. Call on or address, W. A. Hamilton, General Agent,No. 20 south Sixth street, Terre Haute, Indiana.

WANTED-TO

BORROW 8500-Will give

good personal security on note. Address "X," this office.

For Sale.

FOR SALE.

5-room house, north Sixth street ^h&a' and on easy terms. 8-room house, north Fourth street payments, 4-room house, north Sixth street. 6-room house, Second avenue. 6-i\)oni house, Second avenue small cash payment, balance monthly.: 8-room brick house ou jputh Fourth Btraet cheap. 8-room frame house, south Fourth street.. 8-room house on Spruce street on eAsy terms.' 4-room house on south Seventeenth street on easy terms.

Forpml^u^crtloh '1 Beal Estate, Loan and Insnrapce Agent, flOBWabash Avenue.

F0EjSALE---We have the largest

cultivation, 6 miles from city. Price? WO iracre. Must be sold. Call or address G. N. per a Bordi

len, Executor, or J. N. Shepherd, 3126 Main street. Terre Haute, Ind. ... ver•}cash, .bal*

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SALE.—4-ro6m

anda, sheds, etc, for W0a *nce#l0 per month. ,t 4-room cottage on Gilbert avenue* near Oak Price,W,20Q. f3oOcash,*

Anew four-room co porch. All large rooms sheds, etc. Located on north Sixteenth street. tl.OCO will buy It. 1125 cash, balanoe 112.00 per iuonttu REAL ESTATE CO.,

Fwell,

Palace Shoe Store.

Griffiths

Tne beet is the cheapest in accident insurance. Safe company, good policy, by taking it with Power A Dailey, 509 Ohio street. Attend Garvin Commercial College. Oor. Third and Main streets. lay and night school. Thorough business course, Shorthand, Typewriting and Telegraphy.

A. Grimes, Receiver,, 6S6Main Street.

FOR SALE—I am determined to sell my property at a sacrifice. Location is the best on south Fourth street* not to exceed 5 blocks from Main/ If you are. looking for a bargain, enquire of my agents, Riddle, Hamilton & Co., 20 south Sixth street

OR SAL&-5 room cottage, large barn, and cistern, good cellar and pautry. Two rooms finished in chestnut. Very pretty mantel in sitting room. If sold at once will take SliOG, or ^00 cash, balance 812^0 per month. VIGO BKAL ESTATE OO^

LOST—A

A. Grimes, Receiver, 638 Main street.

FORthegrowing

SALE—Nice new three room cottage In east end. on monthly ments. ROYSE & WALKER, 517 Ohio street.

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Extra Bermuda Onions, Choice Sweet Potatoes, Fine Celery.

VALUES

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houses for sali^ itt thfe city, let us know youi* make no ch ers. ^ddle^Hktiiiltoii ft

jr.' -iirfff TO i' IOR8ALB—-A farm 130 aens,r80 ac.T,.

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OR SALE—One more lot in McGregor's subdivision. 60 foot front near Chestnut on street. Apply to A. McGregor.

lady's cold rope watch chai n: lost Wednesday, Oct 4th, near High school. Deliver to 710

north Seventh street, and re*

ceive rewaixi.

FOR TRADE.

Stoelhcrf merchandise for good city propertx trfarai. Two houses on Chase street for 5 or ten wrw trtct ei*c to ctty. B. SAHLSS.

SQ2 Wabash Avenue,

It is Complete E. R. Wright & Co/s

Also, Tomatoes, Lima Beans, Egg Plant, Etc. Buckwheat Flour, White Clover Honey and Maple Syrup are seasonable, and you can get the best at

E. R. WRIGHT & CO'S.

For Ladies' Dongola Button Shoe!, patent tip, square toe'and round toe, for fl.50, go to T. J. Griffith's Palaoe Shoe Store.

Fresh Oysters.

E. W.Johnson leads the trade in the finest New York and Baltimore Outers. For School^hoe8, go tp T. J, Griffith's Palace Shoe Store. |f-f

..pe mpot fastidious people of the city are sending their laundry work to the New Method Laundry CoM because they know, that they can get the highest gloss, fiuest color, and most perfect finish—and these make the best laundry work.

For Ladies' Dongola Button Shoes, patent tip, square toe and round toe, for |1.50, go to T. J. Griffith's Palaoe Shoe Store.

Af25 SUIT. Schluer Foulkes will make you a Suit of Clothes for f25, the same olsss of goods that others charge f35 for. Of course we get cashf others do not. We know what we make, others do not. There it is.

Buy Your Meat on Saturday

as we do not open on' Sunday. Choloe |Jeef, Pig Pork, Yeal, Mutton, Spring Lamb, all kinds of Sausage. Telephone 220. Fourth and Ohio streets. 0 C. H. EHBMAN,

SLAlL, OCTOBER 14,1893.

Vegetable List

Successor to T. J. Patton & Co.

win for U8

ledger o£iifeTy ^^811^ of popakrity to-day'

Fire, Life and Accident. Real Estate, Rental and Loan Agfcs. 515 Ohio 8t?«et. Terre Haute, Ind.

MERRITT,

The MercMnt Tailor and Hatter,

M5 Main Street.

An elegant stock oi Woolens for Fall Wear. All the new shapes In Fall Hats.

The fact that people from all

sages 4tli street, is good evidence that the* make the best Give them a trial. Telephone 252.

T\R. GEO. MARBACH, GROUND FLOOR DENTAL PABLOBS, 1*4 Sooth Sixth Btnet.

FOR TO-DAY'S TRADERS we have loaded out bargain guns right up to the muzzles with mighty and miagnificent values. such ds have nev^ before been offered to Terre Haute buying pubHc!

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J. S.& W.D.MILLER, INSURANCE,

Herz' Bulletin.

Great Headquarters* for

and

the everlasting friendship and future trade of every purchaser!

that sweep the decks and vastly surpass any offering ever before announced

that prove we've won a wonderful victory over all laws of costs and worth. .1

Tor ^oyer before were moh superbly perfectly qoalitiee sold for BO little. When MYERS BROS*

a special sale it means the very beat clothing at great big bargains—bargains no others Vri hr will rtffjtr ynr^ This fnriotia bargain tale will, make a. red ,hot sale to-day. Profits are par-

Leading One Price Clothiers,

Corner of Fourth and Main Sts.

Ht^Store open till 10:30 to-night.

DP. H.

Man afacta rer of and dealer in

Harness, Saddles, Trunks, Valises, Satchels, etc. Mall orders promptly attended to. Main Street, McKeen Blk. TERRE HAUTE.

gAKT C. DAYIS,

Attorney-at-Law,

V28% Wabash Ave., In McLean's Building. TERKJE HAUTE, IND.

Don't Tobacco

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"We invite your attention to the most complete stock of" Ladies', Misses' and Children's Outergarments for this Fall and Winter season. f|||Jf

EXCLUSIVE AND CORRECT

And most extensive assortment^ can be found here. Every gar-, ment marked in plain selling figures.' i*y 114

One Price to All,?!

And everybody alike, and that the lowest possible guaranteed. |p Other very great specialties of ours, which you will please bear, A in mind, are the following De~ pertinents:

GLOVES,'s

HOSIERYf' UNDERWEAR, HANDKERCHIEFS AND^EIL-

INGS,

RIBBONS, CORSETS, Xi'

... PERFUMERY AND TOILET NO-

LADIES, you save many Nickels tIONS and Dimes in buying you Furnish- CHILDREN'S AND INFANTS" ing Goods at ERZ'. HEAD WE AR, &c., &c.

anokher

or Smoke Yonr Life Away

Is the trnthfnl, startling title of a Utile book that tell* all about No-to-bac, the wonderful, harmless Gttaranlctd tobacco habit care. The cost is trifling and the man who wants to qaltand can't runs no physical or financial nafc In tuting "Jfo-to-bac." Sold by A. F. Miller.

Book at Store or by mall free. Address The Sterling Hemtdy Co^ Indiana Mineral Spri ngs, In a.

JPELSENTHAL, A. B. Jtutlce of the Peace and Attorney at law, 86 sooth 3rd street. Terre Haote, Ind.

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OT1CE TO HEIBa, CREDITORS, ETC.

In the matter 6f the estate of Henry Kreutssig, deceased. In the Vigo Circuit Court, September term, 1808.

Notice is hereby given that Fred Faust as administrator of the estate of Henry Kreutzlg, deceased, has presented and Hied his account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Circuit Court, on the 30th day of October, 1893, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of

cult Court, on the 30th day of October, 1893, at -edit ppear Court and show cause, If any there be, why

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said estate are required to appear In said said account of vouchers should not be approved. FEED FAUST, Administrator.

Witness, the Clerk and Seal of said Vigo Circuit Court, at Terre Hante, Indiana, this 5th day of October, ]®#. [HEAL] 15-3 Attest: HUGH D. ROQUET, Clerk

Eg-gleston & Walker, Attorneys. jq-OTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. State of Indiana, County of Vigo. In the Vlsto Circuit Court, September term 1883.

No. 17,130. Dora Anderson vs. Ellas Roberts. To correct deed etc. Be It known, that on the 4th day of October, 1893, It was ordered by the Court that the Clerk notify by publication said Ellas Roberts as non-resident defendant of the pendency of this action against him.

Said defendant Is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action against him and that the same will stand for tnal November 20th, 1883, the same being November term of said Court, in theyear 1803. [SKAX.115-3 Attest:HUGH P. ROQUBT, Clerk.

£)R. L. H. BARTHOLOMEW,

DENTIST.

Removed to 071 Main at. Terre Haute, ind.,