Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 25, Number 26, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 December 1894 — Page 18
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THE MAIL
A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
PERSONAL MP SOCIAL.
Miss Cora Barney is on the siok list. Mrs. Sam Haberly spent Sunday in Brazil.
Mrs. Henry Kaufman was In Paris this week. Miss Alioe Lock man will spend Xmas In Decatur. 111.
Mr. Jno. Hlc&ox is able to be out after a severe illness. Miss Emma Jewell of Cayuga, was in the city Friday.
Mrs. Helen V. Allen left Sunday morning for Chicago. Mrs. Curtis of South Fifth street is visiting in Dayton, O.
Miss May me Huston returns from Cincinnati this evening. Mrs. Joe Briggs who has been very ill in Chicago is improving.
Miss Nell Roberts went to Mt. Carmel Thursday to visit frtends. Mrs. B. C. Rhoades will spend the holidays visiting in Waveland.
Mrs. J. Will Miller of Paris has been visiting Mrs. W. I. Overstreet. Mrs. Max Joseph visited her daughter Mrs. Berlau, of Paris thisweek.
Mr. Harry McDarr of the R. P. I. will spend his holidays in Dayton, O. Mr. Chas.' Qailagban of the C. and E. I. office spent Sunday in St. Louis.
Miss Jessie Man love is the gue^t of the Misses Garland in Fort Wayno. Hubert Hanna returned home from sohool Tuesday to spend his vacation.
Mrs. Herkimer accompanied by her her Irving, has gone to Aahvllle, N. C. Miss Minnie Slaughter is spending the holidays with friends in Columbus, Ohio.
Mr*. Arba Perry of Indianapolis is visiting her father, Mr. A. Z. Foster of South 6th st. Mr. Perry is expected today.
Great reduction in Heating Stoves at the foundry, corner Sixth and Van. railroad. Call early.
During the cold and changeable weather a little toddy will often prevent sickness. I have the best liquor for medicinal purposes in this market. Alex. Handison, 677 Main.
M. T. Hidden has removed his insur ance office from south Sixth street to 523)4 Main street, over Froeb's jewelry store. He represents a number of leading Fire Insurance companies, and when you plaoe your insurance and desire the very safest oompanies give him a call.
James Dougherty has opened a Milk and Cream Depot at the northwest corner of Fourteenth and Ohio streets, where the finest tested pure milk and cream are constantly on hand, and orders are delivered promptly to any part of the city. We handle the product of two of Vigo county's bent dairies, and guarantee the purity of all milk doll vend-
An elegant line of ©anther's world-renowned Christmas Candies at Madison^ Oak Hall Pharmacy. Sole agency for Terre Haute.
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HE official reports show that no baking powder received an award over the Royal at the Chicago World's Fair. '-V
The judge of awards on baking pow der writes that the claim by another company to have received the highest award is false that no such award was given to it.
The Royal .Baking Powder is the purest and strongest baking powder made, and has received the highest award at every fair, wherever exhibited in competition with others.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER 00., 1M WALL ST., NEW-YORK. _____
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BEN REED GOES FOR LIFE.
Yerdiot of the Jury For the Murder of Dan Hendrlokson Last August. The jury before which Ben Reed was tried for the murder of Dan Heodrickson on the night of August 15th, brought in a verdict of guilty last night and fiixed his punishment at life imprisonment. The jury went out at supper time and agreed on a verdict inside of two hours The trial occupied three days. Beecher A Kelley, the lawyers appointed by the court to defend him set up a plea of insanity and the doubt in the minds of the jurors on this point uo doubt saved Reed from the death penalty. It was Prosecutor Huston's first case and he conducted it with signal ability.
Mr. Howard Peden of Spencer,' Ind. will spend Xmas in the city.
LICENSED lO WED.
T. Frank Woody and Alice Morgan DeMond. Harry Christopher and Louise Jones.
John A. Tingley and Mary G. Hili. Chas Albert Lawes and Emma C. Baker. Henry Smith and Ansa Pricc. Chauncey Shepherd and Clemintine Kalem Clinton M. Hill and Mary E. Tyler. John O. Keepers and Ada L. English. Wm, F. Kealer and Lulu Wirt. David M. Adams and Mary E. Wood.
Ladies' next Monday buy a Dents glove for your gentleman friend. None better at Schluer & Foulkes.
FOR SALE.
Several desirable farms for sale. Reasonable terms etc. near this city. RIDDLE-HAMILTON CO.
J. A. Dailey, 509 Ohio street, does a general real estate, loan, rental and insurance business, and solicits your patronage, guaranteeing first-class bargains, perfeot satisfaction and safe risks.
Headquarters for Christmas Candies. E. H. Main street.
Wilvert. 1115
There is no longer any question as to who has the best liquors in Terre Haute, for it is conceded by everybody and provon by bis patronage that Alex. Sandison, 677 Main street, has the best.
TO LOAN.
Money without delay 6 to 8 per cent. RIDDLE-HAMILTON CO.
RACKET STORE
Do Vou Buy Goods from Stores That Sell on Credit
A business that is safe and successful is a spot cash business. It is a plain, smooth, legitimate one, with no bad re* salts to follow. Such we are endeavorto make the Racket Store. We desire to command yoar trade on the basis of dollars only. Our aim is not to sell you the very cheapest stuff that can be raked up, but to pat before you goods of merit and real value at a price unapproachable by others on goods of like quality. Gome to see the goods and learn the living, bnrning irrefutable truth. Bring your intelligence and our values together and we guarantee it will prove mutually advantageous.
Yours, Cash before delivery.
C. L. BURCH, Proprietor. 618 Wabash Avenue.
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Pipes, Cigar Cases, Match Cases and other smokers' supplies. BAKER «fc WATSON.
Do you wish to please your gentleman friend in the way of a Christmas gift? If so, make him a present of those elegant Havana cigars—twenty-five in a box—all kinds and prioes. Also the oldest, purest and cleanest bottled wines and liquors. Call and price them at Alex. Sandison's, 677 Main street.
Go to MOONEY'SBBANCH, 628 Main street, for Bulk Oysters at 25 cents a quart. Also Dressed Turkeys at the lowest market price.
SPECIAL—For the ladies. All the best known brands. Cigars pack 25 in. a box especially for the holiday trade. Buy the Cigars your husband or brother smokes. BAKER & WATSON.
TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL, DECEMBER 22,1894.
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Candies
Cut Mixed Candy, per lb............v.- 10c Bon Bons, mixed 12$c Assorted Stick Candy, 3 lbs 25c Peanut, mixed 12$c Fancy Cream Bon Bons, per lb 17$c Cream Chocolate, per lb 17£c Maple Sugar, per lb 12£c Hickory Nut Candy, per lb 15c Cream Mixed, per lb. 10c
Fresh Country Butter, per lb. 15 and.. 20c doz. Fggs.. 20c 8 lbs. Christman's N. J. Buckwheat.... 25c lbs. Tea Dust 25o Country Sorghum, per gal. 35c Crystal Syrup, per gal ........ *.+ 35c New Orleans Molasses, per gal .V 35c Pure Maple Syrup, per gal S1.00
RABBITS, RABBITS^-^ A I S
After the holidays you'll probably want soma dyeing and cleaning done, and when you get ready be sure and see J, F. Ei-misch if you want an artistio job. He has bad many years experience, and turns ont nothing but the very best work. He will call for and deliver your work, and do it without delay.
W, H. Horn's, the Grocer, northeast corner of Fifth and Ohio streets, has an elegant display of Christmas goods, including Nuts, Candies, Oranges, Apples, Fruit Cakes, eta., and other delicacies suitable for Christmas fare. He has one of the nicest, cleanest groceries in the oity, and he has at all times a full stock of Staple and Fanoy Groceries.
A representative of one of the largest and most reliable wholesale jewelry houses in Chicago will be at H. F. Schmidt's, 673 Main street, next Monday, with a full line of Watohes, Jewelry and Diamonds that will be sold at unusually low prices. If you haven't made your Christmas purchases be sure and visit Schmidt's, No. 673 Main street. A stock of from $6,000 to f8,000 to select from.
A. Arnold, the reliable Clothier,'at 423 Wabash avenue, is giving with every two dollar purchase a ticket to the Wilber Entertainment company, at Naylor's Opera House, on January 9th.
A Model Place.
Wes McPeak's restaurant, at No. 403 Wabash Avenue, is doing the business of the oity, for the reason that the bill of fare is always up to date, bis service prompt and attendants careful of the interests of bis patrons. His ladies' parlors up-stairs are fitted up in the most complete manner, and are becoming very popular. MoPeak's restaurant at 403 Wabash Avenue, has deservedly beoome the most popular in the city, and the majority of the business men are regular patrons.
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Useful Holiday Presents. Sykes A Gray, 419 Wabash avenue, are^ displaying for the Holidays a full line of Hats, Caps, Gloves, Neckwear and Headwear for children, at prices unusually low. Also a splendid display of Ladies' Furs at cost. Don't fail to visit Sykes A Gray, when making your Christmas presents.
Great reduction in Heating Stoves at the foundry, corner Sixth and Van. railroad. Call early.
Pure Roxbury Rye and Rock Candy, New England Rum aud pure Honey are excellent drinks for bad colds and sore throats. Call at Alox. Sandison's, 677 Main street, and try some.
A representative of one of the largest and most reliable wholesale jewelry houses in Chicago will be at H. F. Schmidt's, 673 Main street, next Mon--day, with afalllineof Watches, Jewelry and Diamonds that will be sold at unusually low prices. If you haven't made your Christmas purchases be sure and visit Schmidt's, No. 673 Main street.
A stock of from $6,C00 to $8,000 to select from.
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Extra Fancy Flichigan Potatoes, per Bushel
Southwest Cor. Second and Main. 'Plioiie 394.
CHRISTMHS SHLE
Oranges, per pk.. 45c Oranges, per doz ..... 20c Baldwin, Greenings, Michigan King and Northern Spy Apples.
Cranberries, White Plume Celery, "Dr. Fruits of all kinds." Fresh Country Butter and Eggs every day.
Prices in proportion with 23 lbs. Granulated Sugar....... •... .$100 24 lbs. Soft White Sugar $L00
Miller Bros. Bread 2 Lives for 5c.
All jjoods gjuaranteed to give good satisfaction or money refunded. Goods delivered to *ny port of the city. TERMS CASH.
Southwest Corner Second and Hain Stflets.
IlMy Christmas
To all, and many happy returns of the day.
328 8TEEBT,
Is now offering for the Holidays the best bargains ever shown in Ihe Shoe trade of Terre Haute. Ladies' Shoes in endless styles. Gents' Shoes ot every grade and style. Misses', Boys' and Children's Shoes beyond number. Quality the best, prices the lowest In Slippers we admit of no competition. Come and see.
328 Main Street.
Traquair Wall Paper Co.
.. Have Removed from 654 Wabash Ave., to
No. 41s OHIO STKEBT,
Where they have a much larger room and better facilities for handling their trade.- All orders entrusted to them will be executed in the most artistic style and by the best workmen.
Remember our New Place, 415 Ohio Street.
We have over 200 CHRISTMAS TREES coming and they will have to be sold. So you can get abetter selection and prices lower than any other place in the city.
Dressed Poultry
Turkeys, per lb .09c Chickens, per lb 09c Ducks, per lb 10c Geeee, per lb. 10c
Nuts
Almonds, per lb ....20c English Walnuts, per lb. 15c Pecans, per lb. 15c, 2 lbs 25c Cream Nuts, per lb. 10c, 3 lbs 25c Filberts, per lb. 15c, 2 lbs 25c Pea Nuts, per lb. 10c, 3 lbs 25c Extra Fine Cocoa Nuts 5c Walnuts, per pk 25c
Extra Selected Orange Peel, per lb 25c Extra Selected Lemon Peel, per lb 25c Corscian Citron, per lb 25c 3 lb. can Cal. Crawford Peach 15c 8 lb. can Columbus White Cling Peach. .15c 3 lb. can Fontana & Co. White Cling Peach 15c 8 lb. can Lemon Cling Peach 20c 3 lb. can Yellow Crawford Peach 25o 3 lb. can Pie Peach 10c 3 lb. can May a vi lie Bartlett Peaches 20c 3 lb. can Bartlett Pears .15c 3 lb. can Bartlett Pears, heavy syrup... .20o 3 lb. can Cal. Maysville Bartlett Pears.. .20c
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