Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 25, Number 45, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 May 1895 — Page 5
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WIZARDS OF THE AIR. __
The Great SaComas, Now With Ringling Bros.' Biff Clreun. The remarkable progress which all classes of circus entertainment has made In the past decade is notably illustrated by the startling performance in mid-air given by the DaComas, who are among the many distinctive features of Ringling Bros.' World's Greatest Shows this season. This remarkable fsmlly of gym-* nasts comprises one gentleman and two ladies, and their act is not only unique, but also far superior to anything of the kind ever be'ore eeen in tbi-» country. They actually fly through space, turning single and double somersaults in midair, and never failing to catch each other at the critical moment of descent. The fame of these remarkable performers is such that they never fail to receive an ovation, and the enthusiasm of their welcome Is intensified by the almost incredible skill of their performance. The DaComas, however, are only one feature among the many aerial novelties which Singling Bros, present to their patrons this year. The performance of Maynard and La Mothe upon the aerial bars is a novelty and worthy of being classed among the best of high-class arenic acts. It is new, unique and thoroughly in keeping with the progress made in this class of entertainment. The performance given upon the lofty trapeze by Art. and Millie Adair is a remarkable combination of picturesque mid-air posing and finished execution. A score of other notable aerial performers add to the completeness of this department of the great show. There is not a cheap or mediocre act among them. What is particularly noticeable in the performances given by Ringling Bros.' great oircu*, is the universal care given to the costuming. Many of thecosiumes worn by the performers are worth hundred* of dollars, and the shining silks, glistening satins and wealth of ornamentation, contribute to make a picture absolutely bewildering in Its brilliancy. Patrons of Ringling Bros.'shows are assured of seeing a complete performance night or day, without abridgement. They will also see the finest mnnagerie in the world, the best triple ring show, the haudsomest stock, and the mcst excit ing hippodrome races ever given under a canvass, and at the same time they will be afforded the opportunity with out extra charge of hearing Ltbarati'f famous band of Mixty soloists, the mn«t complete musical organization in the United States. The date in till* city in Saturday, May 18th.
THE CHARITY CIRCUS.
Terre Haute'* Big Show on ,July Fourth— From I*recent Indications the Parade will be Over Three Mile* in Length.
The citizens of this city are beginning to realize that "The Charity Circus" to be given by the gentlemen of this city on Ju'.y Fourth will without a doubt be the "biggest, best, busiest" local affair or celebration ever witnessed in this sec tlon of the country.
The different committees in charge of the affair report good progress. While -only a partial canvass has been made by the parade committee the willingness with which the merchants are taking hold of the affair and the Interest shown by those'notin mercantile business is enough to justify the gentlemen in charge to make the statement that the parade will certainly be over three miles in length.
The gentlemen in charge of the circus performance also report splendid pro gress. Applications are being received every day from parties who desire to take part in the ring concert and side show and it is safe to say enough good acts and novelties will be secured to keep the three rings going without intermission from the opening to the closing of the show,
LICENSED 70 WED.
Samuel Foutx and Charlotte Andrews. I# Lloyd S. Dangherty and Luetla Bird. John H. Rrtder and Cora E. Best,
Aaron R. Manuel and Samantha Russell. Wm, Kenney and Ella Joyce. Harry Valandlngham and Harriet L. Barnes George A. Vaughan and Katherlae E. "Wrenn.
Wm. Meyer* and Julia Heinig. Rush I. Llsraan and Grace A. Cowen.
Rnd"« Pile Snpponltory
Is guaranteed to cure Piles and Constipation, or money refunded Send two statu ps for oircular and free sample to Martin Rudy, registered pharmacist, Lancaster, Pa. No postals answered. Forsale by all first-class druggists everywhere. 50 cents per box. E. H. Bindley
Co., wholesale agents, Terre, Haute, Ind.
Screen Doors
At lowest prioea, at Flnkbiner A Duenweg's.
composite weaves mfiniisi
begin to stick
CHURCH NOTES.
The following is the programme for to-morrow's exercises at Centenary,: 9:30 a. Lovefeast 10:30 a. aiding Elder, Followed by the Lord's
Sermon by Rev. D. M. Wood, Preoliowed by the I Supper and Reception of
New Members.
1:80 p. ......... Sunday School R. 8. Tennant, Superintendent. 8:45 p. m.. Devotional Services and Epworth
League.
7:30 D. ... Sermon by the Pastor Subject, "An Unstable Young Man." Midweek Song and Prayer Services every Wednesday at 7:S0 r. m.
Literary and Musical Entertainment of an Epworth League every Friday at 7:30 p. m. Students and strangers are always welcome at these meeting*.
All the latest thiugs in straw hats at the WHITE PALACE, 621 Main street.
The olty authorities are congratulating themselves on the fact that Ringling Bros.' Shows, whloh exhibit here Saturday, May 18, make a feature rf their own detective and police department, and are thnsenabled to prevent the depredations of crooks and gamblers who too frequently follow other shows. An orderly crowd is always assured whenever Ringling Bros, exhibit.
Reserved Seat Sa/e
for the Wabash Minstrel* performance for the Frank Buckingham benefit will open at Buntln Drug Co.'s, at 9 a. m. next Tuesday. Be on hand early if you want a good seat.
Try George A. Taylor 1105 Wabash avenue.
$600. .r. RIDDLE-HAMILTON CO.
We are having a big trade in Furniture and Carpets. Why, because our prices are low. BREINIG & CO., 815 Wabash Ave.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder World's Pair Highest Medal and Diploma*
Reserved Seat Sa/e-
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open at Buntin Drug Coat 9 a. m. next Tuesday. Be on hand early if you want a good seat,
The best materials and trimmings and thg finest workmanship are the features of the work turned out by Kiewlt ft Holler, the tailors, 824 Main street*
Try George A. Taylor for your fine shoes, he has all the new lasts and styles at low prices. 1105 Wabash avenue.
Domestic Finish.
We do it, and Its the coming way to have your Linens finished. The only laundry in the city that gives it.
NEW METHOD, 725 Wabash Ave.
The Sterling, built like a watch. F. E. FREKRS BICYCLE CO. Everything in fine shorn at 1106 Main s*eet v|
Sig. A. Llberatl, the famous band' master and virtuoso, whose famons musical organization is now one of the features of Ringling Bros.' World's Greatest Shows, has had a remarkable career. His reputation is world* wide, though hie greatest triumphs have been won in this country. Nearly all the famous soloists bare at some time been associated with his great band. The desire to see the great Liberati and to bear bis superb band is universal. 1|1
Ripe Pears, Grapes,
Fresh Fruits of all kinds, at Eiser's. Try our French Lustre, it will make yonr shoes look like new. 1106 Main street.
On Furniture and Carpets
We can distance all Competitors by giving yon Better Yalnes for Every Dollar Invested With Us, _v- iy*
J. Fred Probst, 643 Wabash Avenue.
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WHEN vou CAN BUV A NEW
Carpet Sweeper
for shoe
Reserved Seat Sa/e
for the Wabash Minstrels performance for the Frank Buckingham benefit w.ll open at Buntln Drug Co's, at 9 a. m. next Tuesday. Be on hand early if you want a good seat.
The best stock of Mattings and Carpets in Terre Haute is at Foster's W
Miller Bros, have been making some new jBread that is very fineS
It
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That sweeps Cleaner, Better, Easier,' than any broom. Try one. If not satisfactory money refunded.
beats
any thins: on the market. It is a home-made, baked on ihe hearth Imi wit1 enjoy eat1 ry a loaf.
lllg It.
Ramblers-^
At Fh.kbTner Ji Duenweg
Head wear
Buy your Children's headquarters, the |J$f?g HITE PALACE,
521 Main street.
"Harness! Thone fellows at the Big R-positnry nf the Terre Haute Carriage ar.d Buggy Co. have everything ou wheels and the best atock of single and double harness that I ever saw. That's my place to trade."
All the latest things in straw hats at the WHITE PALACE, 621 Main street.
The ever popular BAUR'S SODA FOUNTAIN is now in full blast. All the latest drinks, Pure fruit syrup. Best Ice Cream and Crushed Fruits in season*
Come In and get our price* Furui ture, etc., before you buy. BREINIG & COn 816 Wabash Ave,
EXCHANGE.
Cottage, central location, for larger property will pay difference. RIDDLE-HAMILTON CO,
J. N. Hickman & Bro.
have the finest undertaking establishment In the city. They have recently opened up at 800 Main street, where the name of J. N. Hickman has been over the door for about twenty years, in the sewing machine line. Having sold the old plaoe in undertaking,'consequently they have everything brand new, and have bought for cash also own their own carriages and everything necessary to complete funeral outfits, which enables them to make the lowest possible prices, and with J. N. Hickman's ao quaintance and reputation for fair deal ing and honesty, and the faot that his brother, H. S. Hickman, is a graduate of the Indiana College of Embalming, and a practical funeral director, there is no doubt of their success. They have the finest funeral car in the state of Iudiana. They will have at the.r nsw building, 1212 Main street, whloh is also to bo an undertaking establishment of the firm, one of the finest and latest constructed morgues in the state, fitted with all the necessaries that a morgue needs.
Bu your Children's Headwear fit headquarters, the WHITE PALACE, f%l 521 Main street.
If you want an elegant phaeton the Big Repository of the Terre Haute Carriage and Buggy Co., corner First and Wabash avenue, is the place. vi:
The ever popular BATIK'S SODA FOUNTAIN is now in full blast. All the latest drinks. Pure fruit syrups. Bast Ice Cream and Crushed Fruit in season.
INVESTMENT.
90 feet on Wabash avenue, with house will sell for $1,500. RIDDLE-HAMILTON CO.
A man is throwing his money away when he invests his money in insurance, either fire, life or accident, unless he patronizes the very bejt companies. A Daily, 509 Ohio street, represents some of the most reliable companies in the country In all the lines named, and when you place your Insuraroe you should be Rure to call on him. lie also has some desirable bargains in real es-
INVESTMENT V- 'j tate that you will find it worth your 20 feet on Wabash avenue,*Sfowii'town?,
while
TERRS HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL, MAY 4,1895.
to examine, if you are looking
or a home or an investment.
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Reserved Seat Sa/e
for the Wabash Minstrels performance for the Frank Buckingham benefit will open at Buntin Drug Co.'s at 9 a. m. next Tuesday. Be on hand early if yon want a good seat, jf||
Music Just ArriZed.
for the Wabash Minstrels performance ... Gn«ar, Mandolin, Banjo music. Also for the Frank Buckingham benefit will „r
We have just received a large stock of
4ll.
the latest popular songs. We are still selliug our niusie at one half the marked price and can furnish anything pub iished. Be sure and get Fred Itessler'*
new waltz Will be out in a short time We invite everybody to call and examine our stock. -ITs W. H, PAIGE fe CO., 540 Wabash Avenue
Refrigerators, Gasoline and Gas Stoves, all at low prices.
915 W»b„h AV..
"'SayP' "What's that?" "Why, the Terre Haute Carriage and Buggy Co., corner of First and Wabash avenue, have the greatest bargains I ever saw."
Now that toe hot weather has made its appearance and thin clothing will be In demand, we will say to the public in general that we have never be/ore shown such a large and fine variety of thin goods as this season. Serge and flannel coats and vests from the very cheapest to the very best. We also just received anew lot of fine blue and black serges for our merchant tailoring department, and are prepared to make suits to order on short notice.
G00DMAN
Lace Curtains.
We make a specialty of LaceCurtains no one aided stretoblng or scallops pulled out of shape. Edges perfectly straight. Send them to the New Method Laundry, 7S5 Wabssh Avenue.
oerseen thattne commit- -v*t» umr uump 2.CK I »loolodes •«. divewe I
Last Performance To-night rides'* Comedy Company 'Presenting
Thirty-Two Dollars ^iven Away To-night
Who knows? you might get it. Prices, gallery 10c, balance house 90c.
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THE REAL THING.
Baldwin & Young's
Continuous Performance.
High Glass Novelties. No Intermissions, No Walts. Continues from 2 to 11 p. m. Revolution of Popular Amusements. Popular Prices of Admission.
Patrons may select the most convenient time to visit the theater. Can come at any time between the hours of 2 and Jl p. m. You can stay as long as you like. Ladles while up town shopping should stop lu aud rest and also see a great show. No repetition In 3 hours.
For the week of May Mih, associate Nay lor'a Opera Houee with the continuous performance. Week of May 18th, continuous performance, week of May 18th. Repeat to yourself, and keep on repeating it until you haye it firmly fixed in your mind.
Prices Only 10, 20, 30c.
Friday Eye., May 10
Club
for the benefit of
Prank Buckingham
New Songs. New Specialties.i=jpf New Music.
Novelty First Part.witb lady vocalists, Miss Gillian Nott and Miss Jessie Dunn, of Vincenues.
Reserved seat saie opens at Buntin's Drug Co.'s Tuesday, May 7th at 9 a. m.
Tickets, 50c Reserved Seats, 75c.
Havens & Geddes Co., Book Dept.
We are showing the largest line, the finest line, the. cheapest line ever shown In the city. We have the goods to suit everybody In style aud price.
To-day a Full Sized Hammock, the $1.00 kind, for*
60c.
Large variety up to $5 If you'll call and see the gooda we are sure we can please you.
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Our cheap Beok Sale still going oh And will be continued during May. The best place in the city to leave your orders for Engraved Cards, etc.
Full line of Stationery at low prices.
FORSALE.
Five acres near city limits, $100 per acre. Twelve acres near city limits, 1100 per acre.
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BIR8CHLEK.
See our one and two seated Open and Canopy Top Basket Road Wagons. Prices cannot be equaled.
C. C. SMITH'S SONS CO., Third and Wabash ave.
RIDDLE-HAMILTON CO.
I R. WRIGHT CO.'S
Strawberries, Blood Oranges, Green Beans, New Peas,
And all other spring vege
tables.
EXCHANGE.
Five acres, well Improved, near city, limits, for city property. RIDDLE-HAMILTON OO.
imm
Exclusive Styles.
No
Two Alike.
n?,
Dinner Sets
That you have to make about your laundry work, can be entirely avoided if you'll patronize ue. -Our work is right up in quality and our prices are no higher than elsewhere. Can you give one intelligent reason why you shouldn't have the best? There is just one "best" laundering establishment in Terre Haute, and it's ours •.*
Nothing that money can buy has bten omitted to produce the superior quality of work turned out by us. We do more for our patrons in the way of repairing garments, new neck-bands free of charge, etc., than any other laundry on earth. The fact is, we can't be beat, as thousands of oui' well dressed patrons will testify. •. 4®^
28
North Sixth Street.
Ladies' Shirt Waists.
Ladles' Genuine Knox Sailor Hats. We have the exclusive sale of this Hat for ladles autf gentlemen. Also a large line of new designs in Ladles'Neckwear. Ladles' Shirt Waists tauR order, standing collar, high lay down collars, turn back cufffe, llnjc cuffs, in fact any way yoa wear them. You select your style and cloth and we will make you a Waist that will please •.i-sfe •~t y°u-
SCHLUER &slF0ULKES, S5SSE5
S. T.,. PBXX13R,
Builders' Hard ware,"Furnaces,
and First class Tin Work,*1
1 2 0 0
I A I Sr S E S
The Coming Woman Will Have Her Husband
iM km®1 '-vv '.
.China, Art Goods,
Olass, Lamps, Silverware, Cutlery of Stahl.
$6.00
Other
ins
636 Wabash Ave.
Theo. Stahl
HAVENS & GEDDES CO.
THE BIG STORE, FIFTH STREET AND WABASH AVENUE.
See Daily Papers for Prices.
«a 78t. LouisFlyer*8P. 1.16a No. 9Day Express*
Mail* 10.00an»
No. 17 Southwestern Limited*8DFVL43 No.5MattoonExpress. ....... 6,10pm No. 8 arrive* from Indianapolis 7.40 pm
Chamber 5^ts. $3.50
Goods Equally Low.
my.
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Always Reliable.
Sensation
In our Big Basement f'-l'K:rv
yVe have purchased for 50c on the dollar the stock of China, Gla$s and Housekeeping Goods of THE LEADER and jou can buy it that way. This stock is comparatively new, only having been purchased last fall. This will be a rare chance to replenish your home with theee necessary articled."'
A 1 aijuaju,
ZDZEHSTTIST
Office, No. South Fifth Street.