Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 24, Number 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 November 1893 — Page 8
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PERSONALS.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—I -atest U. S. Gov't Report
A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
Mrs. J. .P. Crawfpr|» Wejln^sday after-
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The Bouquet euchre club met with Mrs. E. D. Harvey Wednesday after-
noon.
5 Peter N. Staff, of this city, has "been 'granted a patent on an opera glass I holder. I Willie Wittig bas returned from a visit with his sister, Mrs. Carl Betz, in
Kansas City. WWM* Mrs. C. L. Braman entertained her I euchre club yesterday afternoon, at her home, on Mulberry street. *"t Mrs. H. Cortner, of south Center street, has returned from an extended visit to Chicago and Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Payne, of Los As Angeles, CalM are visiting Mr. and Mrs. \E. M. Gilman, of north Sixth street.
T. J. Griffith is suffering with a fracPtured rib, received in a peculiar manner while lifting a heavy traveling satohel.
Wesley Hunt, of San Francisco, and gsister, Miss Sue Lay ton, of New Lebianon, Ind., are visiting relatives in this ry^Clty. '-ifd
Mrs. JaSies Townley, who has been visiting here for some time past, returned tbiH week to her bome in Kansas City. US -Jf&f
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Mrs. Stloher and daughters, Kate and
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Lottie Williams visited in Green
castle several days this week. Mrs. Bean McLaughlin entertained ffl her oinch club Thursday evening.
Mrs. Eiaor, the mother of Ous Eieer, y%.lias been quite sick the past week. Mrs. Theo. E. Elliott, of Swan street, 'V' visiting her sister in Indianapolis.
Mrs. Dewitt Arnold, of Washington, D. C., is visiting relatives in the city. Mrs. Reichman and son, of Denver, Col., are visiting the family of 3^T. FilwgHjkf beck. ¥$ The South End Whist Club met With
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Mattie, of Chicago, are the guests of Mr and Mrs. Peter Miller, of north Fifth street.
J. P. Theobald and wife, of New A1 bany, have returned home after a visit with the family of his brother, John Theobald, of this city.
Mrs. C. E. Fuller and son, Harry, have gone to Scottsboro, Alabama, where they will spend the winter for the bene fit of the latter's health.
Jerre Kenworthy, who is now. general agent of the Santa Fe, at Salt Lake City, with his wife, formerly Miss May McEwan, visited friends here this wepk.
Will McKeen, whose wedding to Miss New, of Indianapolis, is to take place on the 16th inst., will occupy the handsome residence of Capt. A. C. Ford, on south Sixth street. Capt. Ford and family will board this winter.
Charles M. Smith, for a long time night clerk at the National House, and who was associated with the late Dr. E. W. Hunt in the Southern hotel, at Henderson ville, N. C., was in the oity this week, visiting relatives and friends. He is now connected with the leading hotel at Birmingham, Alabama...
Mrs. Fred Kickler celebrated her thirty-eighth birthday last Monday evening, at her home on south Fifth street. She received a number of handsome remembrances of the occasion, among them one from the Central Coffee club, of whioh she is a member, while her husband presented her with a pair of diamond ear rings.
Frank H. Cooper has returned from Ishpeming, Mich., where with Will Dorsey he has been doing a big job of sewer building during the past summer. On his way home he stopped off at Danville, 111., and captured a $25,000 sewer contract in the face of extensive competition. This work will not be undertaken until next spring.
Miss Jessie Seward Alden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Alden, was married Thursday evenintf to Bev. John E. Sulger, archdeacon of Wyoming and Idaho. The ceremony was held in the apartments of Supt. Alden, at the Hose Orphan Home, and was performed by Right Rev. Bishop Talbot D. D., of Laramie, Wyoming, with whom the groom, is associated in church work. The rooms
WHOLESALE CLOTHING STOCK
many
THAN WHOLESALE PRICES.
850,000 WORTH
OF-
OLD FOR $25,000, AT
A: C. BRYCE & CO'S.
This is how it came about: OnWf the largest wholesale manufacturers of Fine Clothing in New York, being sorely pressed for ready cash, decided to dispose of their stock at retail in the large cities. Our buyer, being on the premises secured a large consignment of this mammoth wholesale stock, which will be disposed of through us at less than wholesale cost of manufacture. There is no trashy stuff in this line of goods. All are of the latest style of cut, perfect fitting, elegantly trimmed and finely tailored Clothing.
Every garment guaranteed as represented or your money back. This is no make believe reduction, but a genuine bona fide moneyraising sale on a wholesale stock at prices less than the goods can be made up to sell to the clothing merchants throughout the country. In order to know exactly what this great saving to the buyer will be, come in and examine stock and see for yourselves. Sale will start
This Sale Started TUESDAY HORNING, OCTOBER 31st,
and will continue until the stock is closed oui Terms Cash or C. O. D. Not a dollar will be charged to
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were beautifully decorated, and the cere mony was one of the most notable of the
pretty weddings of the season
The bridesmaids were Misses Frances Foster, Katharine Wiley, Sue Ross, and Alice Randall, of Coldwater, Mich., and Mian Idelle Kiddar, a cousin of the bnde, was maid of honor. The groomsman was Rev. William Love, of St. Louis Previous to the ceremony a bridal chorus composed of Misses-- Carrie and Alice Weinstein and Harriet andMaude Paige, sang the wedding chorus from "Lohen grin," and during the solemization of the nuptial tie, Harry Richardson ren dered on the violin, "Call MeThine Own." The bridal couple left on the night train for an extended trip to the principal eastern cities, and atitsconclu slon will make their home in Cheyenne Wyoming.
Prof. Edmondson the optician is again at Bigwood's jewelry store.
What should a woman Jcnowf Lecture to Ladies. Opera 2:30 p. w,, Wed nesday, the 8th. Free.
Cabinets $1.00 Per Dozen,
At the New Ground Fiocr Gallery, 82 south Fourth street. Eyery picture guaranteed to be strictly first-class, Law son fc Peckerill.
0S~ What should a woman dof Lecture to Ladies• Opera House. 2.*30jp. m. Ihu/rs dayy the 16th. Free.
A shooting scrape aroused much ex citement on Main street yesterday, but there is excitement there every day at the Sign of the Big Black Bear, where you can get all the latest shapes in hats in the new fall styles, at the most reasonable cost. New goods are being received daily, and jou can be sure of finding something in headwear that will please you. A large line of gloves to select from, also.
Some merchants are always trying to make the publio believe that they are in business solely for the benefit of the publio at large. They are constantly advertising goods for less than they oan be bought in eastern miarkets and in fact it looks like it when you read the different ads, that they are able to live on love and only keep store for pastime and not for the money there is in it. Goodman fc Hirschler, the oldest and most reliable clothiers of this city never try to make people believe anything except it be positive faot. All they have to say to the public is thfet their stock of clothing has never been more complete than it is now^ no house carries a better line or better goods than they do they want to sell as bad as anybody and people who are after real genuine square dealing can do no better than to buy from Goodman & Hirschler. Extra bargains for to-day.
What should a woman dof Lecture to Ladies. Opera House. 2.-30jp. m, Thurs day, the 16th, Free.-*
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Underwear Department.
We sell Ladies' and Children's Underwear exclusively, and devote a great deal of attention to secure the best fitting Underwear for the very least moneys Ladies' Heavy White Cotton and Natural Gray Vests, with Ribbon trimmed at neck
Ladled' Egyptian Cotton Vests and Pants, Jersey Ribbed, the 50c kind, only
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25 Cents
.v, 38 Cents
Ladi&s^ Egyptian Cotton Vests and Pants, extra quality, worth 660, only
Or three pairs for fl.
50 Cents
Ladies' Medicated Scarlet Wool Vests and Pants, Ladies' Combination Suits, Natural Gray, with pearl buttons, and ribbon trimmed at neck, usual selling price fl
only
75 Cents
All Wool and Silk Equestrienne Tights at most reasonable prices. Our stock of Underwear is too large to enumerate. Make no mistake, and buy your Underwear wants at Herz'.
Hosiery Department.
Ladies' Fast Black Fleece Lined Cotton Hose, spliced heels and toes, and double soles,
25 Cents
It is 85c worth. Ladies' Fast Black Fleece-Lined Cotton Hose, double heels and toes, value 42c at
35 Cents
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. The time for paying the November Installment of State and County Taxes expires on Monday November 6th, Please be prompt and save penalty.
JOHN L. WALSH, Treas.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. The November installment of city taxes is now due and payable. Taxpayers will save penalty and costs by paying taxes on or before November 6th.
W. W. HAUCEf Treasurer.
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Glove Department.
Sis first-class Ladies' Furnishing Goods, Cloaks, UFurs, Curtains and everything pertaining to LadiesV and Children'sJiVear sold with as small a margin as at Herz'. The immense outlet which we are enjoying gives us the power to purchase, in4 quantities direct from Manufacturers and Importers.
The oool weather is a reminder for warm Gloves and Mittens. Infants', Children's and Ladies'hand-knit Wool Mittens at 10c, 15c, 25c, 35c, 40o and 50c.
VERY SPECIAL—25 dozen Ladies' hand knit Silk Mittens at 50o a pair.
Kid aud Mocco-lined Fur Top Mitts at
We are evidently masters of the Cloak and Pur business of Terre -Haute^-15 .ped-^ J,ple kept busy oa our large second floor.J* *--f
WARD BUSINESS METHODS MUST WIN. Every Cloak antlft FuiyDape is marked in plain. selling figures. One.-Price to all,^ and that the Lowest Possible. We do not ask you a fancy price, and Before" you go out' drop, drop, drop. Not so with us. We give you our very best and^only price, which is marked in plain a 1 1
We do not try to' make you believe we give you special confidential reductions. No, no, no. One man's money is as good as another's. Tou can buy_of us as cheap as your neighbor, and at all times be at ease to get value received. Big lots of new fashionable Cloaks and Fur Capes opened during this week. Be sure' to call and inspect. They are wonders.
Ladies' Black Wool Hose, ribbed top, and extra long, usual price 35c, at
Ladies' .English" Cashmere Hose, full fashioned, worth 75o. at
HONORABLE AND STRAIGHTFOR-1
Veilings.
25 Cents
50 Cents
Misses' fine quality Wool Hose, 5, 6}£, 18c 6, GX, 20c 7, VA, 23o 8, 8K, 25c. Buy your Hosiery Wants of us. We can suit you best. Save money.^
48 Cents
a pair. Better Mitts and Gloves at 75c, $1, fl.25, 91.50, 91.75. Buy your Glove wants at Glove Headquartera.
Infants' and. Children's Headwear.
Imported Chenille and Ice Wool Fascinators at 49c, 75c, 98c and some lovely, swell and beautiful novelties in Imported Knit Hoods for Ladies and Children. Knit Skirts, Sateen and Mohair Skirts, Gloria Silk and all Silk Skirts, Flannel Skirt Patterns at a saving of 20 per cent.
Having such a large variety, and' always what the ladies ask for, makes our Veiling Department the mo4t popular. Having the prettiest stcok of the novelty "Fan Veils," just for a flyer take your choioe of the entire line, worth up to fl,
at each
25 Cents
Haidkerchlefs.
100 dozen Japanese Silk Ladies' Handkerchiefs, with embroidered initial, and every letter of the alphabet,
17 Cents
50 dozen Japanese Silk Gents' Handkerchiefs, with embroidered initial, and every letter of the alphabet, only' 1
49 Cents]
Our Gents' Unlaundered Fine Pure Linen Initial Handkerchiefs at 29c have no equal. 7
Druggist Sundries.
Perfumery and Toilet Articles, everything and anything you may want, you oan find at our large and popular Toilet Department, at way down prioea.
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Ask to see our Ladies'Double Hem-i stitch Handkerchiefs, and Revere Initial! Handkerchiefs at
25 Cents
Worth 50c. We are recognized Hand kerchief Headquarters,'giving our cus tomers the moat for the leant money.
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Wholesale and Retail.
Corner Sixth Street and V&ndalia Railroad.
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TERRE,„HAUTE BREWING CO.