Terre Haute Daily News, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 November 1889 — Page 4

WasaraaTOJ*. 1. C.. November 3&.—Ifiuaik)Q« for Indianaand lil.note: Fair, wanrnr southerly wind*

Galvanized iron Cornices,

eUww:

MJKK'8 SUITS AJfD OVKBCOATS.

Tm ®S§®

Tbeee useful garments are made of goods almoet waterproof, are cut very long, coming almost to the heels, with broad collars that turn up 4^

and battoa about the face.

PRICE 85.00 TO $20.00!

THAT GOLD WAVE HAS COMB, and in mier to keep good and warm you should get an Overcoat at Pixley & Co.'*. We can fit and please you in Shetland, Fur Beavers, Koyal Meltons, French Monta gnats,

Chinchillas, Wide Wales. Plaid Cape Overcoat*.

CLOTHIER*.

MYERS BROS'

(ireatSlau^l^r^ale

BflRGfllNS FOR EVERYBODY^

STORE OPEN TILL 11 O'CLOCK TO-NIGHT.

COME EARLY.

fill (Joods /T\ar^ed iij piaiij pictures

MYERS BROS.,

LEADING ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, CORNER FOURTH AND MAIN STREETS.

JRWBLKY.

NOVELTIES. DIAMONDS.

Finest line Of Rinfls, etc., aver before on display in the city.

*_VJXI.: LINE

STERLING SILVERWARE

A beautiful display of CLOCKS of all descriptions. Everything in the Jewelry line, at

FROEB BROTHERS, 500 MAIN STREET.

GAX.VAKXZXD IKON COHNlCKS% KTC,

LYNCH & SURRELL,

MANtJFACTU&EftS OF

PIXLEY & CO.

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STORMS KINGS!

ilfftl r* -v.- m?

PRICES $2.00 TO $30.00\*=m

HEAVY UNDER WEAK WINTER CAPS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES IN EVERY STYLE AND PRICE.

PIXLEY & CO.

Jr-»•''

or—-

8LATK AND TIN ROOFING.<p></p>iSSSiS

NO. 710 MAIN STREET, TERRS HAUTE, INDIANA.

ALL WO»L IWN'TH.

ALL-WOOL PANTS~MADE~TO ORDER"FOR 619 Main st.

CLOTHING. KTC.

Cjood /klvi^efor You!

DON BUY -OF THE -FIRST -FELLOW

Who tell# you of bargains, but take a look Around and site up the offered, because it gives you the chance to exercise julgment.

Make Comparisons and Gel Prices !i«l

ll€^I

StrtcUv One-Prtct Hwters Ftiralslie^,

82B Main Street.

'•m sM)

P, ftill tlxiQ boy*' 8WMI

SHEET METAL WORK nt for KKi »K fe DK-

vo» are

And then pk out what suits you best wbtch ytsa cannot do if you bay in the

6nst place. Kvesryo«t«oweeit to hi«M«Uto get awi'h f«»r his money as pw»-' VTben a can wash flannvis

.«

NOTICE*

Numerous complaints having come to the office of failure to receive the NEWS and investigation having shown that the paper was properly delivered, ten dollars reward is offered for the arrest and eon* viction of anyone stealing this paper from subscribers.

NBWS

Mrs. R. Jeffers is.much^improved in health. Miss Frances Jeffere left for Greenup this morning. ,,

Oil McNutt returned from Indianapolis this morning. Mrs. W, N. Albreeht hap returned from Kansas City, Mo, $i

Miss Mollie Sheppard, of Paris, 111., spent Thursday in the city. Perry Ferguson and sister, PeiLi are here from Chicago on a visit.

Miss Eliza Yates is spending J»er Thanksgiving vacation in Parish*".. Prof. Onkar Duenweg's reception to juveniles occurs thisafternooon.

Miss Lizzie Mahoney has returned home after an extended viffit Jenyer, Col. SJSf

The funeral of Mm. Sylvester St. Clair, I who resided near Youngs town, will occur to-day.

MiflS Mabel Cook has returned from a very pleasant visit in Paris, 111., to Miss Grace Elliott.

Edward A uster miller, of the* Vandalm freight house has returned from a month's trip through the south.

Mr. Fenelon Dowling is expected in this city next Tuesday to visit his mother, Mrs. W- R. McKeen.

Ijee Goodman is aepia able to bf out after a two weeks' illness. He will take atrip to Germany next spring for his health.

Mi® Dode Head, of Danville, 111 well known in this city where she has visited several times, is announced to soon marry a gentleman of that city.

Mrs. H. H. Boudinot will entertain the German Club at their next meeting in compliment to Miss Gould. It will occur on Friday evening next.

Tlie Uniformed Rank K. of P. tendered Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ebel a delightful surprise at the residence of the latter last evening. The occasion was a most brilliant one.

Clint Kidder, now with the Cincinnati Inclined Plane Railway Company, is spending the Thanksgiviag holidays with his family on North Center street. He has ordered The NKWK to make him a daily visit at his new hosae.

The next meeting of the Indies' Decorative Art Soeietv will be held at the residence of W. C. Ball, on South Sixth street. The programme it is underitood, will be a musitale. Indeed music in quite a feature of the season's work. A paper on the "History of Music" by Miss Kussner, and one on -Recent Music and Musicians" by Miss Ijams are among the literary efforts while three entire musical programmes are to be given. The members are expecting a treat in the 1-adies* Vocal Quartette, composted of Mesdames Ho berg, Ames, Haberly and Gould. Mrs. Hoberg and Ames, however, are not members of the society. vr ,—...— wjf\:

LOCAL

A cow belonging to a man named Becker was run in by Frank Wolfe this morning.

Bement, Rea & Co., are removing to their new store on the corner of Eighth and Main streets. "7f -jC t.

Mrs. Sylvester J. St. Clair died near Yo'ungstown on Thursday of pneumonia. The funeral occurred to-day.

Prof. Duenweg gave a delightful class reception at Dowling hall last night. His reception to the juvenile classes is in progress this afternoon.

President Parsons has invited Chief Kennedy to inspect the Normal School building, so that in case of fire he will be familiar with it. The invitation has been accepted. \Villiams' restaurant. Home, comfort.

TERRE HAUTE DAILY NEWS. 1SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1889.

PUBLISHING

CO.

W 4% PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Collector Throop ia in Washington, Jeff Morris leaves for the South to-day. Ed Smith went to Marsliall this morning-

BREVITIES. ?FLT

Auiiiftrmcnt*. t-

The gentleman with the brass band and enormous nerve, Mr. Charles Alvin Joslin Davis/ gave what he claims to be a dramatic performance at the Opera House last night He has with him a good quartette, a brass band that looks and plays very much like the aggregated musical talent of Punk T«wn, and a good leading lady, who ought to be ashamed of herself for getting into bad company. Further than this, the show is tiresome. Mr. Davis ne.ver could act, and gives no indication of ever learning how, and he naturally has not surrounded himself with talent greater than his own. Th& play is without plot or coherency, sisting of a series of meaningless "conversations concerning nothing, leading to nothing save the frequent enunciation of the words, "Alvin Joslin."

To-niglit Mr. Edward Harrigan as lAvender. The mere announcement shotikl be en idh lo crowd the Opera House, Mr. Harrigan's Old Lavender li a jnHSff of work which will take rank wit! Jefferson's Rip as an iniin|table street. iingef humor and pethew. iSCC'" a N

^vou^^ed she is awaet often ridicni«tl

h?r

melim«s.

every ceat spent shoald be made to count. f" -A they not shrink she knows Remember, we not only advertfas baigaina, but Had tt^to «^r uongh to get married. GIRLS!" counters,

A Momaa

Ewrvthing offered at least oae-thind cheaper than it can be duplicated} the cw«t of Tricycle and you'll get it sore. Hint to

dove, and that is to hear a man to as the hawk.

referred

BETTER TO LAUGH.

Charge of the light brigade—seventyfive cents per lamp per night.—Boston Herald. «Ifg the biggest ocean race on record," quoth Smithwick "Which one was that?'' "Whalea. '—Puck.

There are many men who contract debts in the Ea& and then go West to settle.- Binghampton Leader.

Our idea of a genius is a bald-headed man who knows that hair will never grow on his head again. Atchison Globe.

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We haiiR oriinirml and «ay "He's hung"— Altbo' 1 were better "banged," Then why not say a horse's tall i* buns of that *t Is banged?—Time. ^r.M' /W*«4

DECEMBER

FLRST"

tiwNlman A Hir*chler Will Ecdnrf all Heavy WeifhJ (ioodi. This reduction is made in the hear of the season while everybody wants goods.

The old reliable clothing house of Goodman & Hirschler announces that on December 1st a decided reduction will be made to all purchasers of heavy weight goods in all departments.

The present prices are as low as any and the new prices will be lower than offered by anv other house in this city.

This firm always means what it s»ayu. t'/' r*' Social. Section 3 of the Woman's Relief Corps wdl give asocial and supper at G. A. K. Hall next Wednesday evening. The following is the piOj^rarnme: All are invited. AMres# ^.i.,.. Mayor F. C, Donaldson Music. Lawson, Frcers and ToinIin*ou .Recitation.?^-.- .She Went to ^*1hk»1

TinaSmiih. ......Thomas x. Pin son

Recitation -. .?onif Rues Lustia GritoiJi. Music.Law son, Fraers and Tomliuson Recitation. ,The Burglar

Jennie Ku«s«ll

Recftation. 1 he lk»«l Girl Little Jennie Kellv. Recitation..... The Drummer Hoy l.otta Wheat field.

WARNING

Occunants of houses should secure their windows and doors at once against the cold drafts of the coming winter by buying weather strips for windows and doors which entirely exclude

COLD DRAFTS

in winter, saving half vour fuel. Windows can be raised or lowered as usual for ventilation. For sale by

F1NKBINER A DUENWEG, ^Dealers in Hardware, 420 Main £t.

For holiday presents, stamped towels, splashers, pillow shams, etc., at Smith Dunn's. Nothing over 10 cents. 319 and 4)" Main street. Call early,

We are prepared for the cold wcathor with a big stork of. Iinslery, underwear, etc. OiirJisplav for the Holidays will soon", he-j'eadv for inspection.

5S"Fe(1ilieinier,

Fourth St."

The insurance companies represented by Riddle, Hamilton & Co., have about seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars involved in the Lynn and Boston conflagrations, which will be paid as soon as they are due. It pays to insure in companies both able anil willing to pay losses when they occur.

THE BOYS' PARADISE.

The "wide awake" boyB find their way to A. G. Austin & Co.'s for best Guns, Skates, Sleds, Tool Chests, Steam Engines, Combinations and Negro Jig Dancing Banks.

The Ringgold orchestra played tar a dance at Yincennes last night.

Home-Made Candies.

Made fresh almost daily at Eiser's also will make fresh buttercups in a few days a full line of French candies, also fancy boxes and baskets.

For holiday presents, stamped towels, splash era, pillow shams, etc., at Smith & Dnnn's. Nothing over 10 cents. 319 and 405 Main street. Call early.

OLD SANTA CLAIMS

has commenced unloading his pack of gifts for children, at A. G. A I'STIN «fc Co's.

"ClXKSinniE DOOR GENTLY." This kind of "door springs'' are sold onlv bv A. G. AUSTIN & Co.

The holiday rush has commenced at Smith & Dunn's great and 10 cent store. The beet goods are going. Nothing over 10 cents. 319 ana 40fV Main

W«ntm M«Mk sot'oagirlV capita! t^be«*r*?i»e#a.i after usarnagew I That for wl ha woman shouH be Or retail, at lalSer S,

f* never so badly ia love that 1 Now's Uie iime,tG teas papa for a new

her engagem. nt ring. him^gentlv that A."G. Al'STIN A Co. As soon as a man gets the fire built and' keep them. the room wann,b» wilecoiaeealangaiad) ,5

Is if devil ii.Tisa particularly not fire for! ®^./' ., I the mother who wants to senS lerdangh-! And qmhcee, sweet Flonda oranges, feer hosbaxtd 1 ranting at tti. 7 &»Cf «mpee, etc^ at ISeers.

^SiSrsSSSLUSS^a LasssiJttAdia^

One of yoor debcate wilt newr! Hj3| admit thai sbe i« hangir. Sbe will iav —1—•-— {that «be is feeling a little laist. SAVE YOCR FUEL 1 Tbeare only oae thing that pleases by

rniin

South

The holiday rush has commenced at Smith & Dunn's great 5 and 10c stores. Best goods are going. Nothing over 10c. 3H and 405 Mam street.

and Balti

more Oysters, wholesale

Ninth and Wabash Ave-

nil©.

Ripe California Pears

mivg

woman more Uian to be inferred to as a' A aeila them the cheapest.

WenIher string A. G. At'OTN

The young, the old, the rich, the poor, In their wanderings day and night, Speak glowingly of the beautiful things

Purchased of Wood & Wright. And then for cheapness and easy terms In all this heartless world of things, They've found a Paradise at last,

At Wood & Wright's, the furniture kings, V'1 J"'"' The songs of the wife, and husband, too,

Will never cease their joyful ring While goods are bought at the furnishine palace

Of Wood & Wright, the furniture kings.

tains

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WH0LE8ALINGAT RETAIL W*

HERZ' BAZAR.

Herz' Bulletin!

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and Gloves.

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These goods have served the salesman of a laige Chicago house. They are now being sold by their Indiana salesman, P. O. I farm, at No. 422 Ohio street. The greatest bargains ever offered. Call and make selections cA goods which are being sold cheaper than ever before known to the trading puM«c. lie member the No. 422 Ohio street

give 8th. by the Rinj,rgold band.

AX :OLKCEMENT.

BScnaBEBS TO Til NEW8-W111 confer a

fanore of the p«rt of \be ronte boys deliver 5 tbetwper.

TO-DAY-SATURDAY.^^"

Grand Special offerings in our Handkerchief

Lot 1—250 ken Ladies' Hani)|Tn,if,1,:nfoDepartment.'^}.

Embroidered and fancy hemstitched/ at

=10c—===

Each actual value iiOc.

200 dozen Ladies' FineyJandkerciiiefs:-:

:25C:

^\°u will think them cheap at 60c. Two special grand values of

LADIES'EXTRA HEAVY WOOL HOSIERY

•AND-

EXTRA HEAVY FLEECED LADIES" HOSE

25c-

A pair guaranteed

pair guaranteed to be worth 50c a pair. llv an indication of the many grand an

These few lots an* only an indication of the many grand and special Iwrgaius

which we are about U, open and shall put on sale in tlte next tew days. Be'sure and look through our cloak and fur departments and sere what inducements we are now offering. Favor us with a daily visit. Nf

SILVERWARE, ETC.

Eie^apt Q7rist/T\a5 pre5^t$

-AT-

J. M. BIGWOOD S

(Successor to H. P. Schmidt.)

The Most Elegant Stock in the City

WATCHES. DIAMONDS,

Gold Headed Canes and Umbrellas, Solid and Silver Plated Ware, Opera Glasses and Gold Spectacles,

Before You Make Your Selections for Christmas Oal! on

d. M. BIGWOOD

OPPOSITE OPERA HOUSE.

What Everyone Throughout the City.

CJnrrlrttr

ALL NEW AND

WANTED—The

Cf/U'l/" /it Hits T'J TtC \Xf ANTED-s vcfiil hundred buyers for PliiL OlUllV U1 flulot vaj/o W Lamben'* el-!:--uit. in. its, saus&ges and I'MilAivnaa K/tftli T"

jjlSSOHITiOS ui? PABT.NEJibinf',—The for chronic rlietima partnerahlp heretofore existing 'between J. Fred Frobrt and Frank Fisbeek, under the Una name trf Probst & FIsbeck, Is this day di4tolv«d by »«tusi corneal, i. Fred Probst retiring. The basin*** wifi be continued by Fnutfe C. Fi*beck. wbo will eollectali a/'occu and aeftie *11 elalw# »**tost the firm,

FKAXK r.

PRETTY DESIGNS AT

wBHBSBSSBSBBSSSSSSU

New attraction from day to day at

HERZ' BAZAR

Nos. 512 and 514 Wabash Avenue.

Rogers' Knives, Porks and Spoons.

\NOTICJE.

j| rjMiE MUTUAL LIKE

INSTRUANCE

Co. of NEW

I l,c

YOKX.

The old out active Life Insurance Company iu America.

laWl

Life Comimny in cxUtenco.

Olll^ul^ Th« ktrongest Finiinuliil luatitution In

SAKKST

th«

world.

Asuetfl, over JlW.fiOO.OOO.OO. Aninml income, 30,0110,000,00, Hiu» paid policy holders 912(1,000,000.00. It in the

company In which to Insure.

All claims paid promptly and in full. It is the Cheapest, a* It pay* larger divtdendt to

policyhohkrt than

any other.

it has no stock holders All profits go to the policyholders, I to ratio of expenses to receipts is lew than any other company. lUi new policy tK the most liberal ever offered by any company.

Tt Is pimple and definite—no Ambiguities. It practicalJy without restriction, noti for* fciUible.ntid IncoistCHtibie.

TAKE NO OTHER.

KIDDLK. HAMILTON & VO., Agents.

WANTED,

WANTED—The

little, biff,old and the young

people to cirnf right Hi"!-?, and for themselves"and ,M-e «hat b.-ir^iiMnsr©ofl» "d in boots and shoe# at tho corner c( A fain run! Jflcvonth Htn-et*. the Emt End -11• Htorc, vvM. McWILLIAMH.

imlies to call and K«t

WANTEt)—People

iMilognan. North Fourth mm ft.

WANTED—Phil.

f»air nire

of those line kid put up in Theyarn* foi.ictbitif? nice.

cedar box. The/an* foinctbitif? nice. At the East End Shoe Store, wmicr Main and Eleventh streets, WM. McWlLLiAMfi.

to stop

complaining and shoe Htore, where

call at the J& Eno Shoe Htore, where |'ou can get the bargi.. Main street.

in JtfoaUi and Shoes.

j. an# to tiuy their meats at his North

Lambert want* Tcrre Haute -,Jr

Fourth street market.

WAwj

XT!5D-"Two t'itorsfor ih« la,i:i-!riiil 1 In tttiee CV)tt]ntnyf salary laranteed to tne n*t»« men. Call at room 4itot inia Baitk«

A. R. ASM8TKONO, np'fc

AN E1)^0 tf N" A CI A' "V-' fccTT 1 emi store w«rk, ..Apply »ti nnee tti (hra batid»* vrtlXiftg Ui Lt't Box zfr, Tt«y Hauty.

Itr ANTED-If "'i wrtrt w'wiv« W taJfesh ana fioildbif

-v— at any time, ..._ from to 1100|ier uumtii. Oilux V»

The next Orchestral Concert will be a venae, B. y.iiAVEKg, Sec'y. ven next Sunday evening. December V*f ANTKI—Agent* for Prudeatlal Life in': an pa

Fsuitable

J, FRED rmmr, F.C. FISBBDK

Tsaaa Arm Nm'-mber 27, W»

TheHn4enlf!»etf Hi tbe'eosiUataajiee of patronage for fnraitttr^ pictJire# and fnualRf done to «rtler at ll» »M «and. 311 Watwwli

n.«BFxK

LOST.

OBT—FrMay «ve»i»jK. the eryjtal a«d Xj rim ol an e^pealSeed wateit. Tbei will tstmter a *T«t faror In learlitf at tbe o«V*-

shari" it! !h" i: .|in!:» I I* »jf «-un t-»w• No 'ln«-|'i '-nit

npany*

n'abaah Arenuc

FLlCH, Superintendent, Room 4. T*r ANTKb—Second-handjeoMs, cloth lft sr, etc. ff botight sad sold, mxgain* always oo^ hand, J. K. GREEN, 326 and Ohio street.

yo& SALE,

l^ORSALE-Or

flnten io&JHhW rt'iJi"dt!rfi

a mmuuk .Jjcamatwm, 41 »e* ol t»e kidney* and scrofula., at jeo. Koel "'a grocery, fl$ South Fourth street.

OB SALE—Old papers at 2tte per hundred, lor. hotwccleaoin* purpoee*. qti lre at Bally News office.

street.

In-

KOR RENT.

TJKIB JUEKT-0-.f fear f-r.'.ni, Foarteeitth fweet. well lowied, prow (5rf4-eksa fsondltkm, well and cl*w sktewalk Ib 8 -claiM repair. »h

MOSTXT TO LOAS.

ONKT TO

LOAN—Atiy

cuat eanr

team*

BIUDLE/HAM/LTON