Terre Haute Daily News, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 July 1890 — Page 4

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After the middle of July each year to com mence the foundation for Fall trade. To do so, we have to clean out all

We take this plan to reduce our stock before receiving fall goods, as our room is small and wo will not carry over any Bummer goods. Last year our sale proved a much grander success than we anticipated, we know that all that attended it went away fully satisfied that we meant all we said and actually gave them goods at about half price, and at a season when they could use them. .Slippers and Low Shoos can be worn now, when if we wait till cold weather you can not get any use of them till next summer. Remember we began this sale Saturday, July 19th and continue until Saturday, August 2d and every dollar's worth of goods will be marked down to prices never quoted in Terre Haute.

Low shoes ariii slippers at about haK price and all other goods at greatly Educed prices. Below area few prioea of some of the bargains: T/jt of ladies' Tan Slippers, Patent Leather tips, been selling at$l 75. this sale$l 00 l/»t of ladies'Tan Slippers, Tips, been selling at— $1 50, .90 Jxt of ladies' Dongola, colored tops, been selling at............ $2 Oft» "**|e Lot of ladles'Tan Button and Lace Shoes, been selling at $3 00, 1.50 Lot of ladies' Patent leather Vamp, hand turned shoe, selling at|3 00, Lot of men's low shoes, worth ,* •$'-25 Ixjt of men's fine Dongola congress, been ceding at .. .|3.00, I/)t of men's line Calf, been soling at ..... $2.60, l^ot of children's black Slippers, size (1 to 8, been selling at..,,,» .75, liOt of children's black Slippers, siae 9 to II, been selling at.. UV *85,

Wo cannot quote prices on every article we have, but will ask yon to come and ooe for yourself whether we are doing as we say or not Respectfully,

WALT PURCELL

\*M 623 Main Street.

QUKISNSWABK, ETC.

TO QUIT BUSINESS!

OtifcntlrflBtock of Queensware, Glassware, Tinware and Wooden ware to be sold regardless of cost, as we intend to quit business. This is the chance of a life time to boy at pricesJbelow actual coat. Come and see our prices and be convinced. Remember this is an actual closing out sale—no humbug. ir* ,vV:

M: DrKAUt'MAN & CO.,

407 Main Street, Opposite Opera House.

BAULROAJD TICKETS.

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and all the odds and ends left after an extremely large Spring and Summer trade, so from this time to August 15th we must sell a great deal of Summer Clothing and if cutting prices will make them go they have got to go. We will sell better goods for-less money than our competitors. So don't miss the opportunity to save av|$^dollars.

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Information cheerfully jrtrsa as nottm and ttw* ol tral&s. D«U«r In TOYS, HOTtON* fANOY ooooe, rro.. rro.

DRY OOODS.

ESPENHAIN &ALBRECHT.

LOW-DOWN CASH PRICES CANNOT BE EQUALED!

IH SYSTEM OF SKM-INO ONLY THE BEST OOOM FOR CASH. ENABLES B8 AT AU. TIMES TO UJJDEUSEU. HIGH PBICE CREDIT STORES. ST1U. OREATER REDUCTIONS Ilf

Ciffa Silks tliat were 40c are now 25c China Silks that were 60 and 65c are BO? 35c.

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PERSONAL ANO SOCIETY*

M. Hoberg hsigone to N«w York. Charles Duncan Is visiting in Mftttoon. Jake Strouse is at Lake Maxinknckee. Miis Venie Richardson is visiting in Indianapolis.

Miss Flora Ransford, of Sullivan, visiting in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Wright Kidder left yesterday for Hartford, Conn.

Miss Madge Russell, of Denver, Colo., is visiting at J. T. H. Miller's. Aliie Baker and Herman, Goetz returned last night frorif Lake Mills.

Ed. Pugh. Crawf. McKeen and Crawf. Fairbanks are attending the races at Detroit.

Doc Failing has accepted a position at Sage's, in the place of Bob Mitchell,: signed.

Miss Jennie Reeves, of Liberty avenue, has been yeiy ill but is now much improved^

Mack Alien, son of Judge Allen, has

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ine to Craw fords ville to visit his sister, Doctor Gott. Miss Hettie Allen, of South Fifth street, entertained the Hager Mandolin Club Wednesday evening.

Isaac Craft, formerly of Button's book store, left yesterday to accept a position on the St. Louis Chronicle staff.

Mrs. T. R. Hardy, of Rockport, Ind., is in the city visiting her parents, Mr. and Mis. A. Cortner, of South Fourth street.

Mrs. George Stuckwish and sons, of Cincinnati, Ohio, are visiting her mother, Mrs. Stuckwish, of Sonth Twelfth street.

Samuel Royse and family leave tomorrow for Battle Creek, Mich, for the benefit of Mr. Royse's health, which is very poor at present

Mrs. Andrew Denny and her married daughter, Mrs. Theodore Cottom, of this city, have returned from a pleasant sojourn at Fort Branch.

Henry Gibson and family, of East Chestnut street, have returned home after a pleasant visit to Mr. Gibson's parents at Pleasant Mount, 111.

Mrs. A. G. Walker and daughter, Jennie, arrived Wednesday afternoon from Terre Haute, Ind., and are the guests of the Misses Poe.—Pekin (111.) item in Peoria Journal.

Miss Fanny Lee Lawes,of North Ninth street, Miss Eva Elder-and Miss Haeel Johnson, of South Fifth, left to visit their Uncle Charlie—C. E- Owen, passenger agent for the Vandalia, at Wichita, Kan., and who will meet them on their way between there and St. Louis.

LOCAL BREVITIES.

A plat of C. Probst's subdivision was filed for record to-day. Charles Wilson was arrested this afternoon for drunkenness and begging.

There were thirty-two persons at sup* per at Camp Wall Street last evening. The Congregational Sunday School Mission, of East Main street, had a pleasant picnic at Collett park yesterday. *Wm. Peyton was arraigned for assault and battery on Wm. Clements with intent to commit murder^ and was released on parole.

The Cook Carriage Company vs. Thomas B. Meyer?, on note and foreclosure suit filed in th$ Circuit court. Henry and Early.

The Terre Haute Rifles are considering what arrangements must be made for tho state encampment, near South Bend, beginning August 4th.

The Y's will meet to-morrow afternoon at Miss Briggs' residence, No. 60 South Twelfth. All members ape earnestly requested to be present.

Louis Hyden, of the Cincinnati House, on North Fourth street, secured city saloon license yesterday, being the 132d licant and making a total revenue of app $33,

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The Norwalk Fair Printing Company sent in the gate and other tickets yesterday. The order was for 45,000. Over 4,(j00 entry tags were used last year and this year 5,000 were laid in.

Messrs. Henry Hanker and Frederick Wunker, dairymen, deposited $10 each with the city treasury yesterday for the licenses recently imposed by the city council. The ordinance wil' take effect August 2d.

The Terre Halite Total Abstinence Club will meet to morrow night at the Universalist church. Rev, Briggs, assistant pastor of Centenary church, will deliver an address. A short progra »me of music and recitations will be given.

Mnrrldfe Lleensca.

Charles R. Smith and Mary Burke.

THE PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE. All through passenger trains on the Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburgh, are vestibuled, and most fully equipped and modern dining rooms on wheels, that the Pullman Company can build. Thev are not "cafe or lunch counters," bnt Dining cars.

Train No. 20, the Pennsylvania special, reaches Philadelphia fn twenty-one hours. New York in twenty-three hours, and Washingon in twenty bonis and thirty minntesC

School teachers and others of good address who are only making a moderate income would do well to confer with Riddle, Hamilton & Co, 20 Sooth Sixth street both men and women who can make $1,200 to $1,600 per annum.,-

Tornado find Cyclone Insurance, 652 Wabash avenue. B. F. Havksts & So*.

TKRKK HAUTE DA H?idlk tfftf!AY. JUIY 26. 1890.

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We are making a great reduction in all suits. Must make room for fair goods, Oali at once* KNIGHT & GROVER, corner Main and Sixth street, over Buckeye Cash Store.

John Hanley A Co., manufacturers of FlagB—HeadquarterB for Hammocks and wagon umbrellas.

Felt crumb cloths at Walmsley'a,

Joe Miller has anything you want to eat. Every thing fresh from the farm.

recently signed by the president, will relieve aependimt mothers, widows and children and disabled privates, without regard to former applications. Call on D. S. Danaldson, corner of Third and Main street

FOR RENT.

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jiOR RENT—Two nlw rooms for rent. Sccond floor, with water works. Apply at Clayton's, 50 North Fourth street.

GROCERIES.

SEE. WHAT

OLIVER

HAS TO-DAY:

Cantilopes, Watermelons, Blackberries,

Tomatoes,

Celery, Apples, Cucumbers,

Green Corn, Butter,

AND ALL FARM PRODUCTS.

Lowest faces in the City,

W. W, OLIVER,

631 MAIN STREET.

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11 Wright &Co.

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Cantelopes, Currents, \Yater Melons,

Haspberries, Blackberries, Peaches,

Apricots^ Bananas, LemoqS|

Dressed Chickens, Creamery gutter,. Country Butter,

White Clover Honey,

E. R. WRIGHT CO,

water to the citueos 1 make water cotmc uomher of SOO.

TO DAY S" CHICAGO MARKET.

OpUont Opening. tmmL, SO*6H| Wheat-

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GROCERIES.

F. J. UOFIU

Has Just Received a Car of

FANCY WATERMELONS,

New Sugar Corn,

Squashes,

Fresh Blackberries,- fp

Fancy Bananas,

BBS

Nice Dressed Spring Chicked,

Nice Dressed Hens. "T.,

Fresh Country Produce'

A SPECIALTY.

Call and see bur stock and get our priccs.

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COUNTRY BUTTER, 20 Cents Per Pound.

GROCERIES.

WABASH AVE.

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Egg Plant,

pressed Ducks

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MAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES.

WATER COSraXCTIOHS.

FREE WATBB, CONNECTIONS

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The First 500 Domestic Applicants.

In view of the tersely ioertaod facilities soon to be completed f6r famfehktg of the eitjr of Terre Hante, the Water Works Company will make water cxranectiosa for store*, offices and for domoitac parpoee® flree to the

RATES FOR DWELLING HOUSES.

mmmmm by Wmmltr Oalf. 1 to 4 rooms $2 SOsemtauraally

5 or $ looses.. ..Sf 0Q 7or Srooana....,, 3 90 9 or 10 rooms 4 00 Uor ISiwww...... 4 30 13or 14rooms....,V5 00 Eadb addltkmal &milyyt2smi-anaoaliy.

Ttene* and Otli«r Rates Fmnlahed Apfriieatfem.

TElHE liUTE WATER V01K8 COMPART.

Offio©, S13 Olnio Street.

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GOODS DELIVERED.

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Nice California Freestone Peaches

Apricots,

Plums,

Grapes,

Pears,

Hacken Sack Cantelopes,

Home Grown Tomatoes, x/I

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W. H. LINTS,

1238 Main Street,

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KINGAN'S MEATS, DIBBBRN'S HONEY, GILT EDO® BUTTER.

Galvanized Iron Cornices,

CLOTHING.

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Summer Clothing^

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GUARANTEED FAST BLACK UMBRELLAS

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Saturday's Anounccment

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Dry Goods Store, 676 Wabash Ave. Corner Seventh.

CLOTHING.

OUR DETERMINATION TO CLOSE Oil

INOREA8E3 DAILY AS THE COMPLETION OF OUR NEW BUILDING DRAWS NEARER.

We do not intend to move back one dollar's worth of our present stock no matter what we have to sacrifice.

Every garment jn the house must be sold regardless of cost or value, .v

A. ARNOLD

420 WABASH AVENUE.

BASE BALL.

BUltL.TK'GTON

TERRE'HlttTE!

Saturday, Sunday and Monday,

July 26, 27 and 28.

Sunday game called at 3 o'clock. Week day games called at 4 o'clockAdmission 26c. Admlfftioa to grand stand ltc. Ladies admitted free to grand stand. Reserved seats on sale at Baker &

Watson's,

GALVANIZED IRON COR2T1CE8. ETC.

LYNCH & SUBBELL,

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MEN'S FURNISHINGS.

COME NOW!

BARGAINS IN

SaiMt Haaarl Mlitna a*«, «#M vkmlarWuMTSe. Kwmmcr CMttimlwNrt frvm I.e«

WB WANT TO LET LOOSE, fa now to f(»of opportoaltjr.

JAMES 1DITER 4 CO.

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NO. TIO MAIN 8TBJDBT, THBR8 HAUTE, INIXAWA.

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The price* of clothing have gone down, down, down, now for th« in,. St. is »l«o catting down thepilcs ofgoods. The one follow* the other

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CHOICE OF ORE THOUSAND SUITS IT 58.88!

ThU Includes fine buslneM and lrs» suits, worth $J5, flo.50 and 118. Tne eat rate mleextcnds to even thing from a collar button to man's suit. Buye-s will b? surpriaed and delighted. lon't fail to vWt our store tc visit our store to-day. Yon can save money. KT STORE OPEN TO-Jf lClHT TILL 9 P. M.

MYERS BROS.,

Leading One-Price Cloililers and Gents' Furnishers. Corner Fourth and Main Sts.

DKY GOODS

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED PROM MANUFACTURERS

Umbrellas!

GRANDEST HANDLES, AT LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOWN.

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RUBBER STA34**S.

Rubber|?Stamps.

ONLY 10 CENTS. ONE LINE!

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Above size and lenotn or smaller stamp,

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