Terre Haute Daily News, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 December 1890 — Page 4

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DBY GOODS*

Come tx) out cloak parlors to-morrow and get a real bargain. Every, cloak marked| down to wind up the season's cloak trade.

All Linen, Hemstitch,

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Christmas Jam

Seems early, but do you know we a^e already having a great HOLIDAY TRADE. For the past month or so we have been busy unpacking cases containing thousands of useful, ornamental articles Suitable for presents and we now claim to show the cheapest and largest assortment in Terre Haute.

HOBERG, ROOT & CO.

MARK A SPECIALTY OF

SUBSTANTIAL PRESENTS,

Sold just a little cheaper thai* any where in the city.

Tomorrow, Saturday,

WE OPEN THE GRAND BALL. FIRST IN

HANDKERCHIEFS.

We place on sal© 1000 dozen, starting at lc each,

100 Dozen

GENTS* INITIAL

HiHDKERCfflEFS

3c, 4c, 5c, 0c, 7c, 8c.

100 dozes Indies Hemstitch all linen Handkerchiefs at 10 cents each. KK) dozen Ladiea' Hemstitch all linen Handkerchiefs at 13 cents two for 25. 100 dozen Gento' Hemstitch all linen Handkerchiefs at 19 cents each. 50 dozen Gents' Silk Handkerchiefs at 10 cents each. 50 dozen extra Gents Silk Handkerchiefs at 39 cents each.

lOO Dozen

GENTS' INITIAL

HUDKEICHIEFS

All Linen, Hemstitch. (EXTRA QUALITY)

each. I 39e each.

ladies'and genttb^n»^ jftpanc«e Silk Handkerchiefs in endless variety. Plain, printed and assortment is grand and you must see them. See the new things in ouf^v^ey Goods department.

Seethe new Hand Satchel* in\A%k cloth and Plush, embroidered. '-^our elegant line of Fur Rng8,L*iq and Chenille Curtains, bought especially jfor the holidays.

Stni our ai'i wool Cashmeres at 50 cents, in overyehade. HoliduyJ' tire, Mulls, Fur 8ets, «tc.

Capes at $4, $5. $6, $8, $10 and Upwards.

rpins in Underwear, Vlannel and Domestic departments. and avoid the great afternoon rush.

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FUUNITUUK.

BIG MONEY!

CAN BE SAVED AT

635 iMia-in Street.

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DRY GOODS.

FURS! FURS'

Every Fur MutV, ?vcrv Rofw o\«ry Fur Dollar at cost. We have put the knife into all our fur goods and will sell them at c^st, some even less than cost to cloac

-S fUtrnnt l^avi^r ranging from $10.00 to $1?.Q0 each. We made one pr»c« fir vour c!k»w at Th» is the beet and cheapest line of shawla von ever «aw in jmir U&\

To-morrow, Saturday, wiH be a saia «l*y lor the Hibbon buyers. Beantiful ribboos at«% 10 and 15c |»er yanl. Ko such ribbons to be found any where for the

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IS PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Geo. Sunkle was in Paris yesterday. Miss Anna Fagan will soon leave for Peoria to spend a few days.

Hiss Josephine Carroll, of Indianapolis, is visiting friends in the city. Mies Jennie Fordyoe, of Richmond, Ind., ia in the city visiting friends.

F. A. Hazeltine, of Warren, Pa., is in the city, the guest of A. M. Higgins. Idrs. John McMHles and daughter, of Clinton, were in the city yesterday.

Miss Bird Miller has returned from a pleasant visit with friends at Danville,

Jim McGrew has returned from Topeka, Kans., and resumed his position at Griffith's shoe store.

Eev. Severinghaus, formerly of this city, now of New Albanv, is expected to arrive in the city soon.

Thomas Werkhiser, who has been visiting his mother, Mrs. h. K. Graver, at Lafayette, has returned home. ... \l

Miss Stella Harris, of Third avenue, and John Bretiinger will soon be nnited in the holy bonds of matromony.

Miss Nellie Mack attended the Epworth Lerfttte Meeting at Terre Hante last^ week?" She reports a grand .meeting.-^ DanSNews.

Chas. Link, Master Howard and Arthur Kaufman, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Link at Paris, have returned home.

Master Burch Ijams celebrated his 4th birthday Wednesday, by entertaining his grandfather and mother and aunties, Misses Kate Ijams and Mary Allice Warren at luncheon.

Misss Sadie Tarney, of the Normal school, with a class of six pupils from the Training school, gave practical lessons in elementary reading and language at the Parke County Teachera' Institute last week.

Mrs. M. Budwig and little daughter Belle have returned from a six-weeks' visit with relatives at Peoria, II'. They have moved from South Fourth street to one of Mr. Kolsem's bouses on Oak street.

Wm. Shaw, the foreman of Crawford & McCrimmon's machine shops, has resigned, and will take a position in the tool works of Terre Haute. He has been in their employ for the last fifteen years. —Brazil Miner.

Don't forget to go to the Edwards' lodge, No. 320, Daughters of_Rebecca entertainment at Fort Harrison lodge room and get your supper. All are invited. Friday evening, December 5th.

We make a specialty in fine holiday goods, neckwear, gloves and handkerchiefs. Clem Harper & Bro., 26 South Fourth street.

Nearly all oculists charge a fancy price for examining the eyes and fitting spectacles properly. You should remember that Dr. Crowley, ,tbe oculist, of (364 Main street, makes' no charge for examining the eyes and properly fitting glasses, and he sells spectaclis as cheap as you can get them anywhere, considering the quahtv of the glasses.

RESULT OF CLOSED SALOONS.

Sat®

Get your weather strips on while it is easaiit You will land

pleasant You will |fl biner Jk Doenweg's.

Dec. a. 9 p. rau

ADOLPH MOENCH, 114 S. Fourth St.

Gef your weather strips on while it is

Einer

l?asanL You will find them at Fink- & Dnenweg's.

THE MARKETS.

TO-DAY'S CHICAGO MARKET. Furnis1i&li>y

F. A. Mosher

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Wanted at Ehrmanns overall factory, iris to sew on power ma-

experienced girl chines in factory, making overalls pants or jackets.

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Two weeks from next Thursday is Christmas. Just think how much money can bu saved in that time by forcing the saloons to- ob«y the law. One hundred and fifty saloons selling an average of only$5.00each after 11 clock for twentyone days means $15,750 00 spent for liquors that could bo saved aild devoted to making glad the hearts of patient wives and children with Christmas presents. That sum of money would buy a beautiful present for every boy and girl in this city. There is nothing so elegant or useful as fine silver tableware, and E. W. Leeds has the most elegant line of silverware in the city. Go see his magnificent stock before deciding upon your purchases.

THE NEWS leads, other papers follow.'

3 pound canned apples, (every can warranted) ner can 2 pound canned occidental corn, (no better on market) per can. California canned apricots, per dozen $ egg plums, 'per dozen.. green gage, per dozen yellow Crawford peaches, per dozen Jersey buckwheat flour, just received. Kingan's English cured shoulder, per pound* 14 pounds granulated sugar for .v 15 pounds confectioners A sngar.. ......... 16 pounds soft white sugar 1 17 pounds yellow sugar IS pounds New Orleans sngar. 1 pound package Levering's coffee, -per" pound California Evaporated Peaches, a bargain, per pound.,

Choiw table butter at lowest market price. Will have new Turkish prunes tew. days. Will have open kettle New Orleans sugar in a few days. Above goods are first class, warranted. Prices are low and worthy of your attention and trial.

sW. W. OLIVER.

INDIAN DOCTOR.

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Sept.... Pork— Jon .....

10 63 11 52 5 35 6 50

10 65 11 52

May.... LardJan

WAU-KE-MAUGH

THE INIUN DOCTOR

Heal the Sick

DROPSY

QOESKSWAUe.

.A. CHINA STORE

I« the place to go when yon want to select a preaeu| for someone and don't know what to boy. We ran assist you and make your 5X money go farther than jou could gacas. See oar elegant twelve piece chamber set for $5 and our nickel plated Student Lamp at

PLATED WARE AND HANGING LAMPS. Bewitifal md Ctaapor Ttuta Enr.

fl. S. Richardson & Co. 307 Main Street

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them at Fink-

ADOLPH MOENCH, the Celery King, has just received a car load of fine Michigan Potatoes. He has mincemeat, apple butter, jellies, pigs feet and the finest celery in the city.

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Options Opening. Highest. Lovat.

WheatDec

Com— Dcc..... May. Oat

Cfottej

99

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58% 46

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10 45 11 40

5 40 5 90

10 50 11 42

5 93 6 50

May.....

Short ribs Jan.... May ...

5 82 6 40

5 85 6 4J

5 40 5 92

6 27 5 85

.5 80 5 85

RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

Receipts—ho^s Light $3 Mixed S Heavy.... 8

27,000 9,-OKI

15@3 65 45@3 8

NEW YORK XXTORTS.

Flour, barrels Flour, naclcs Wheat krn

Oats

6,704 6,908 170 91,131

J. 618

CAB LOTS TO-DAY.

Wheat Corn Oats...

165 •sn 164 !l 211 154

ESTIMATE TO-MORBOW.

Wheat Corn Oats Hogs Hogs next week

PUTS AND CALLS.

Puts, ^tay wheat t'alls Puts, May corn Calls,

99% 53k 54

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GqggiR on'CbaiiyM.

jl.tvferpool cablesWere jiea^yf nitd flim. "f Offerings were very large ubout 99% exchange.

The Illinois Agricultural Bureau issued crop bulletin, saying the Hessain fly "Is more general this year than usual, due' to the fine weather throughout October and November. Hardly afield in the state has altogether es caped.

Bloom bid for apart of 1,000,000 at 99 cents. Minneapolis—Receipts, 3% cars wheat. Duluth—Receipts, 35 cars wheat. "amaa

GROCERIES.

HOME MADE MINGE MEAT

OHOiOD «-DATItfO —hi TLDO.

NEW YORK COUNTS

And Other Choice Brands of

OYSTERS

"California Canned Goods," Firstclass and Cheap. Mammoth Pearl Potatoes. -GILT EDGED BUTTER. BQTTry our Mince Moat it is Fine."©8

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GROCERIES.

OUR PRICE LIST TO-DAY*!

10c 10c 2.40 2.40 2.40 2.75

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1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 LOO 25c 20c

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TERMS, frwa $1.00 VP

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TOffi SHOE CO.

HayeJast Received the Finest Line of

Christmas Slippers

Ever brought into the city, all etylee, colors and kinds. Besides a large line of

Ladies' and Misses' Shoes.

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Men's Calf and Kangaroos.

And jwe defy any store in the city to name the prices we will on this stock. We have a very fine Ladies' Front Lace, patent tin and patent trimmings, Dongola Kid Shoe for $1.50, worth $3.25.

A Misses of the same shoe for $1.25, worth $2.75. 'v "x ,-%•« We have wanned Front Lace Shoes and Slippers at prices that will astonish you. In fact everything in the house must go at about Half Price for the Next Three Weeks!

This is a bona fide Bargain Sale, and we invite the citizens to come and examine the goods and be convinced that we mean what we say. Everything in the house goes. Come at once.

NEW TORE SHOE CO.

681 Main street, Terre Haute, Ind., next door to P. J. Kaufman's Grocery.

GBOCEREES.

BUY YOUR

Groceries

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E. B. WRIGHTS CO'S.

THEY HAVE

Pears,

Tokay Grapes, Catawba Grapes,

Choice Apples, Cranberries, Oranges,

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Home Made Jellies.

Fancy Celery, Squash, Maple Syrup,

New Sorghnm,

Pumpkin Spinaclic,

lAVt, 1109

Buckwheat Flour, Quail, Dressed Chicken,

Turkey and Duck.

Foreign and Domestic Dried .. Fruit.

GROCERIES.

W. K: LINTS,

1238 Main Street,,

Carries a complete line of

Fancy and Staple Groceries,

Fresh Country Produce

A SPECIALTY.

Call and see our stock and gefoar prices.

OHOIOB

COUNTRY BUTTER, 20 Cents Per Pound.

MEAT MARKET.

MEATS AND SAUSAGES,

Choicest in the City at iSft T. J. PAITON'S

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Clean Meat Market,

Corner Fourth and Ohio.

We will be ready for business in our new quarters

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THE LAST DAY!

orrow.

Will Positively be the Last Day of

CLOTHIK6.

CASH SALE :FOR-: OCTOBER

Ahead of any previous month. Cash sales for November away ahead of October

It must beat the record. We'll force it ahead. No reason why it shouldn't The store ia packed with first-class Clothing for both men and boys, and the prices and inducements to buy are unequalled. Lowest in price and qualities are strictly reliable. Its the unusual to buy all wool winter suits as low as $10. Ours are the. kind we guarantee. Of course $12, $14, $16, $18 and $20 buy still better. Overcoats, handsome, perfect fitting, moderate in price $10, $12» $14, $18 and $20. Extra luxurious, $25. We believe we can please you, as you never were before. Prices lower than ever. All Sooda marked in plain figures and sold strictly at one price.

Store open till 10:80 p. m. to-morrow.

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MYERS BROS

Leading One^Price Clothiers, Fourth and Main.

HSBZ' BAZAK,

HERZ' BULLETIN

To-day and To-morrow

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One lot children's cloaks, sizes 2 to 12, for $0.99

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One lot children's cloaks, sizes 2 to 12, for 1.12 One lot children's cloaks, sizes 4 to 12, for 1,49

One lot children's cloaks, sizes 4 to 12, for 1.89

ANYONE WISHING A

Cheap School Cloak

For about half price ought to improve this opportunity.

HERZ' BAZAR

DRY GOODS.

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IS THE TIME

When you can get more dry goods and notions l'or your 1110 :iey than you ever got before.

Our stock is much larger than it ought to boat this season, therefore we'll make such reduction during December as to move the bulk of it.-- v-* .-«•

Before making purchases get our prices on Dress Goods* Silks, Velvets, Plushes, Linens, Shawls, Blankets, Domestics, Hosiery, Underwear and all kinds of notions.

SPECIAL—FOK THE NEXT PEW DAYS-10,00( yards of calico and gingham remnafits at a great reduct ion.

'LEWS

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OUR GREAT CLOSING OUT REMOVAL SALE

come all and avail yourselves of the last chance to buy Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goods at half price.

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Corner of" Seventh. Street.

CLOTHING.

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