Terre Haute Daily News, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 January 1891 Edition 02 — Page 4

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Other ham may be offered instead. and insist on having KINGAN'S.

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SWEEP PRICES

We have 11 pairs of $7,50 Oheroille Portier Curtains left which will go at $4.98 a pair. $2.50 will be the price and last call on oor$5.00 Black, White, Fawn or Gray Fir Rags.

If yon want a Plush Sacque, Jacket or Cloth Newmarket or a chiIds' cloak we will sell you one at a fearful sacrifice to-morrow. A few Paris Unmade Robe Press Patterns, choice $8 and $10. ^picial drives in Winter Underwear anc^Hoeiery.

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Our Great Salg of P: D:•"•"»"•

MM UNDERWEAR!

»Will be made more lively than any day of this week. The P. D. has come to stay, also the low prices.

The Bazar says: "The P. D. Muslin is superior to all other brands." *v COME AND SEETHE

ycorset Covers

At 25, 38, 60, 75, 88c and upwards. The finest line ever shown. Gowns at 50c, 88c, $1, $1.25, $138, $1,65 upwards. Drawers at 25c, 39c, 75c, 83c and $1 upward^ Skirteujgi^ 09c, 75c, 88c, $1, Chemise at 50c, fiupwards, wards. ^JgSpwP^c, 89c, $1, 1.38 up-

S5u~ finest, the best made, the best fitting unwerwear in this country. Experienced salesladies have Charge or it. Firsl,Boorv Left Aisle.

g, Root & Co.,

5i8 and 520 Wabash Avenue.

^f^TRAMP-What is it? Benevolent WomanHam, Tramp—I know, bat whose make? Benevolent woman r-^-h's^-, Tramp—-Take it away,

Sonly eat Kingan's. I'm a health specialist, I am. Wise tramp. His wits sharpened by sparse food knew healthy eating. Wise citizen who, without such hardship, may come to jcnoiw healthy eating as well. .Sweet/ wholesom|S^ abaol utely pure, expert inspected ham you can gffetby askfag for'

KINGAN & CO.'S.

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Mrs, W. M, OriswQl& ol north Seventh street. Is ill. Tony Friar, loaves to-day for Vincennea on business.

R. G. Watson and wife went ville yesterday, Mrs. D. W. Sartin, of Paris, Ill.'f is vis iting in the city.

Col. R. W. Thompson is visiting relatives At Roekville. Mrs. £d Smith has gone to Lebanon, Ind., to visit friends.

Miss Fannie Wilson, of Indianapolis, is visiua^in the city. Miss Clara^Bleeibel left to-day for Indianapolia for a two weeks visit

Miss Josie Evans leaves to-night for Cincinnati to visit her father.

Born, to Mr. and Mrel S. C. Dunseth, of ^outh Center street, Wednesday night, a daughter.

Mrs. John Bsasley, of Sullivan, Ind., is visiting Mrs. Shelby French, of north Sixth street.

W. W. Parsons went to Arthur, 111., yesterday to deliver a lecture before a teacher's institute at that place, this evening.

Chas. Hughes and wife will arrive home on the 29th of this month fa Rock field. Ky., and will future home,

Mrs. Terrence" Clark visitf ed in Terre' Haute .this naorni inc.—-Mies Augusta Kahn and Dennie and Charlie Berlau attended theThor-man-Frank wedding at Terre Haute last night.—Paris Bt-acon.

Mr. and Mra. Harry B. Gilman entertained a number of their friends very de-

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PERSONAL ANO SOCIETY

Ed Bidaman Ja on the sick list. Borden Grover it in Xndianapolia. ^Robert Hay man Ja 111 with the grip.

Miss Anna Fagia leaves tonight for Cincinnati.

Chas. Stevenson is in Chicago, looking after bis business intrests there. Mrs. George Graff and daughter, of Clinton, were in the city yesterday.

Mrs. C. H. Traquair, of south Fourth street is visiting friends at Clay City. ^IssiM^Huiton oFToledo,

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visiting Mrs, Rishel and Ml& Cora Wesfcl •$&** R^.$&\.Qbdg!e«^d{ south Eighfch street, is visiting her parents in Ciititbh.'

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Mffuia Kantman entertains her

55uas this evening with a tiddlewinks party in honor of her friend Miss Carrie Frischmayer.

Mrs. R. P. Rifenbrick, of Middletown, Ohio, and-Mrs. .Charles B. Melish, of Cincinnati, are the guests of Mrs. George E. Farrington, of south .Sixth street.

The South End club were entertained in a very royal manner "Wednesday evening by S. C. Barker, of south Fourth street. The evening was delightfully spent at cards after which a very sumptous supper was served.

The Dirigo Club gave their regular monthly dance last evening. A programme of fourteen dances was carried out to the Ringgold orchestra. Among the gueste were: Miss Hill, of Roekville Mrs. Beasley, of Sullivan Miss Lula Marie, of Indianapolis, and Miss Carrie Fri8chmeyer, of Lafayette.

The Ideal Anniversary Club were entertained in a very charming manner, Wednesday, by Mrs. Frank Clift, of north Thirteenth-and-a-half street. An elegant lunch was served. The guests of the Club were Mesdames E. M. AJlen, J. Sachs, Lena Alexander, Misses Madge Clift, Gertrude McCrav and Fannie

Frand Cook vwitef in Terre Hltfte today. Mrs. Geo. B. Bennett returned to Terre Haute to-day accompanied by her grandmother^, Mrer Swan

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A. 0. Bryce & Co., the popular clothiers, have prepared two handsome medals, one of gold, the other of silver, which they will award one to the most skillful shot in Co. B,, the silver medal going to the next best man in the company, In order to secure these medals permanently there must be first-cla#B shooting done and an aoundanceol it. There will be weekly trial shoots by the company for one month. The medal will then be awarded and can be worn for one month by those securing them. After that another serie^ of tests will be made and the soldier* who come out ot the second test, if they have won the medals in the next preceding trial can retain the medals permanently. Following is the score of the first test shooting done last night at the armory:

Lieutenant B&llonger 4 4 4 & 8—29 Captain Kbel '. 4 3 4 4 5—20 SargontParks 4 4 3 4 5—19 Private C'ottom ,.4 8 24 4-17 Private Grimes. .2 35 8 3—18 Private Ja«tz 4 4 3 2 2—18 Private Ironemiih 3 2 3 4 4—15 Private Arnold ......v.. ,.......2 3 3 3 4—15 LieutenantJElel ,...2 8 4 2 4—15 Corporal TJibmfts.. A'. 8 2 2 3 3—18 Private Hallcr ...^......"....'....3 3 4 0 0—1C Private:rtoffxnan.,^.i

PrivatejYbers A,'. & 3 0 0 0—'8 Sargent Bicpler 0 2 4 0 2— S

-Oorporal Hippieshaus«r4 0.0 i— 8 Private Miller.

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MiiwEva Feltus won

theurstprige, Mi«s Id* M. Dei»p«ey sec qnd, and Mice Robert Ararat the booby,

Araongthose prewnt were: Mr. and f®!"8-, Robert Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Qhflirl^i Warner, Mr. arid Mrs. Dempwy, Mr, and Mn, 0. L. FelNs. Mtwss Katie ana Era ma Stark, Eva ana Anna Feltus a?d Fred Mill#, Boy Confare and Will Dean,

Double acreened bituminous nut coal $1.66 per Ion. Beet quality block, bitu toons lump and stove coke at cheap price*. Barns 6 Bay south Eighth street. Telephone 86.

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LOCAL* BREVITIES.'

The tailor-made girl is being relegated to the rear, but the tailor-made young man is still in the ring. The tailor that can keep you well dressed for the least money is Merritt, 645^ Main street, v"

If you begin to sneeze and take cold, take a do^e of Hollingsworth's Antipe: etic and its all gonf

anteed.

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Real EiHaffc Trau»fer*.

Lilliis M.'fend Sheldefjip to WJUiam F. Ray, in northwest quarter, northwest quarter also in northeast quarter, section 28, township' 11, range 8.,$ Bluford Peake to Benjtfmin F. King,. east one-half of inlot 88 in M. and B.%

Anold's sub Sheriff Vigo county to Bluford Peake, inlotr38 in M. and B. Arnold'sanbdivision Rachel M. Bishop to Lhcy A. Milner, west one-half, east one-half, southeast quarter, also in west one-half, southeastjquarter, nor^-east-quarter section 18, township lj. range 8 James C. DeFo'rge. et us, to Eunice B.

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Stout, inlots 5 and Oin JBledsoo ad-

dition in Hartford Eli A. Capos, et vix, to.HaUnah Capps, in southwest qusfWfc, section 2,

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township 10, range 10.,..................S 1,170 00 The Firem«n,i Ball. The fire department benefit ball occurs one Week from last night and it is safe to to presage that the affair will be found to have been a most flattering success, financially, as well as otherwise. On Tuesday of next week a final settlement must be made for 411 tickets out and it Will then be known by the men approximately, what they are to derive from the entertainment. John Frisz and Fritz Zau, unsolicited presented the boys with 200 cigars and:' besides, purchase4 each a (^iiple^ 'ticketst ^i 'Tbe firemen are determined to take their ball an entertainment worthy, in every respect, of all praise

Weimn €mc.

The Watson case is off" for the present. Wednesday afternoon when the half hour granted Lamb for prepar&tion for the trial expired he was present and filed a motion for continuance which wao granted "and the case is now postponed indefinitely. After Mr. Lamb left the court room he evidently cooled down and instead of proceeding with the case hall prepared he decided to make a motion for a continuance.

Hams, 10c a pound, 12 pound average* W. W. OLIVER. «Go toE. Wright & Co's., for home made maple syrup and yon will get a strictly fancy article

Several years ua ChRmberlsfti it*Co., of Den Moinei, Iowa, commenced the manufacture of* cooghsyrnp, believiag it to be the moet prompt and reliable prep aratkm yet produced for coughs, coldaand croup that the public appreciate true merit, and in time it was certain to become popular. Their most saiupitur hopes hare been more than realised. Over three hundred thousand bottles

MARDIGRAS.

122,25 round trip, via Evansvilte roat^, to New OHeatM^^Kkets good going Febroar* 3rd to 9tb, inclttsire and returning until February 28th» only one change of cars Shortest and quickest route. Gall at 638 Wa&mah Areaae for informatloa In detail.

B. A. CAMtwm* Cieoeai! Afent,

There te no oimodtd resulting 'whsm diansberlain's Cough Remedy to cued as directed "for a severe cold™ It effectually counteracts a»d arresis any tentlwacy of a cold toimlt ia pnewttonia. Hik £actwas fally proraa iatlte Utw^ands of mmdisri&g Ifai Vfrtdemtc IttSMiHMt wintar. Fch-«de by Druggists,

WIBTER XO0RIST RATEsB Only $8815, Tm fiaate to iadcaeo. lite, Florida, a&dn&em. Other

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Atop -heavy howw greated Fal^oey and his company «t N ay lor1* last evening,

New Wardr^," the farcical piece presented, was vry nearly as devoid of merit as it was Unoceut of plot. The people, however—some of them—-were good. Pat Itoonm*, of courw, is a delineator of Irish character with hardly an equal on the sUge. fl« ia an actor, a genuino artist. Hi# dancing in woodensoled shoes is so artistically executed a* to rover tire and his unique singing of droll songs would make a brass monkey doable up with mirth. Little Mattie Rooney, Pat's daughter, is a promising sonbrette. By next season the will probably have learned to dance and then she will be more of a feature than she is now. Edwin Harley made a ttrst-clars negro and his fine baritone voice in "Hear Them Bells," accompanied by an ob'ijr\f/ harmony from the wirjjt*given th^ warmest retjognitim. (.! anv one thingTn the show. The "Quaker City Quartette's" pfihg, imitatiori8, t«'., were enthusiastically received.

An Able Wontsn.

Mrs. Longshore-Potts, M. D., who has h't urealinp so much pha^ant excitement by her lectures at the Grand opera house in Indianapolis, wili lecture at the Firtit Presbyteiian church next week. Sh« has returned to her native country after an absenca of six years, during which she bas traveled around the WOJ

Id," vertog lefetures iii Austral ia, 'liitift. England—in fact, wherever, th$ EngliKh' language is ppoken. Mrs^Ldujrshor -Potts is a delightful lady toiiaeut. She |iarticularly gifted in„ coagg5|jS|s£ "tional power, and possesses a peculiar charm of manner, which makes the veriest stranger feel at thorough ease in her company.

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This is the last famous danset Chicat

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The Le Art la Mode lor January contains seven beautiful colored plates and is in every way a most handsome fashion journal. The journal has taken a front rank among tha fashion papers or magazines of the country and 'stands pre-emi-nently the best. It is on sale at all news stands. •.: .. .'

Cyrene

making a strong imoTe

E. H. Sotbern pression on the clientele of HooTev'e, Chicago, in "Maistrr of Woodbarrow."

Francis Wilson, the great comic opera comedian, will play the cut ire season next year at the Broadway Theater, New York.

Anew theater to cost $200,000 will be built in Boston. It will be opened September "21st by Charles Froliman's etocK company in "Men and Women."

Miss Lillian Owen, a sweet little actress seen here rrccntlv as ""Dolly Faye" in Sol Smith Russell's "A Poor* Relation," died a day or two ago in Chicago, of pneumonia.

The initial performance of Berlioz' opera, "The Trojan«," t»ok place at- the Court Theater ot Curisruhe. The rendition of the opera was pronounced a marvelous piece Of work and it achieved unlimited success.

Next season Robett L. Downing will send "Tally Ho" on the road under the management of Josh E. Ogden. The play was written b^ Joaquin Miller, and is considered his best. It will be done in first-class Style.

After several weeks' negotiations witn managers and singers, a reorganization of the Emma Abbott Opera Company baBJ been effected. The new troupe will be en tour soon. The new company is under the management of Charles H. Pratt.

Miss Wilfred Holland, formerly a pupil ot the Chicaao conservatory and now a member of Haclon Brothers' Superba Company, playing one of the leading characters, is said to be the best lady fencer with foils or broadswords on the American Stage.

C. T. Dazey ha# Been engaged by James O'Neill and is now rehearsing "The Bonanza Prince," which is to be given an early production. The play is found ed to some extent on the story of "The American King," but is virtually new in dialogue and situations.

Manager Augustus Pitou is making extensive preparations tor an elaborate production of "The Power of the Pre«* at the Star Theater in Now York on March 16. He is encaging an unusually competent cast and has already secured Wilton Lackaye and Miss Minnie Seligman.

The one hundredth performance of "Men and Women" by Charles Frohman's stock company at the Twentythird street theater, New York City, was commemorated Monday eyening, Jan uary 12tb, "with a handsome souvenir consistine of a photographic transparency showing the chkractere in the play.

Having 824 miles to her credit, Zoe Gay ton, the act#esswbo is watki ng from San Francis to New York on: a wsg^r of $2,000 to beat afteen miles day, con eluded to rest in Chicago and was enjtaged to appear at Epetean's Dime Museum this week, together with her walking companions who have accompanied her during the journey of 2,424 miles. After this week the party will resume their eastward trip.

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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy are now mid each year and it is recognized as "the best made," where ever known. It will cure-a severe cold in less time than any other treatment. For eale by drog-

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& Go's., for the best canned gbods at reduced prices. Be sure and cafi before buying elsewhere.

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Hams, 10c a pound, 12 pound average* W. W. OLIVER.

Hams. 10c a pound, 12 pound averager

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Goto E. R. & Co.'s for

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J. A. WELDON (formerly with Joe Miller) invites you to his new store at 24 S. Seventh street. Everything new and fresh. Prices lowest in the city. Get his prices before buying elsewhere.

YOU ARE IN A BAD FIX

But we will cure you if you will pay us. Our message is to the Weak, Nervous and Debilitated, who, by early Evil Habits, or Later Indiscretions, have trifled awav their vigor of Body, Mind and Manhood, and who sufferall those effects wMch lead to Premature Decay, Consumption or Insanity. If this means you, send for and read our BOOK OF Lure, written by the greatest Specialist of the day, ana sent, (sealed), by addressing Dr. Parker's Medical and surgial Institute, 153 North Spruce St, Nashville, Tenn.

Don't forget the auction sale af clothing, furnishing goods, hats, caps, etc., of Budwig & Co. at 525 Main street, commencing to-morrow.

REWARD.

10 REWaRD—Wednesday last while taking lot ot mules from the Big Four depot to emlng's statue, »no brown

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reasonable goods for the next ten days at such phenomenally low I prices •p.wlU completely turn the hoads of the closest Bargain Seekers.

A Perfect Revolution in Price.

Our big stoek of Clothing must be «old, no matter what the loss. We prefer to lone the money now, and give the pubUic the benefit Our Great S a

To-Morrow, Saturday, Jannarjr 19th, at 91M.

MEN'S SUITS.

All our $3.50 Suits for $2.50. All oar S5.00 Suite for $3.68. All our 88,00 Suits 'or «5.88. AH our $10.00 Suits for $7.48. All our &2.00Suits for 18.88.

A good Jeans Pantaloons for 42 cents. A good Wool Pantaloons for $1.48.

500 Bovs' Knee Pants at 19 cents. 50 Children's Suits at 88 cents.

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above reward if returned to Fleming** msule or anvinformft' ion that will lead to tbefr recovery. F, V, SHELL.

EST BAY KU OB STOLEN. "2Scr I/8TSAVKD CR 8TOLBN—Dark alderney Pi yellow heifer, about Tuwdajr, November »th, from near Oreenwood «cbool. Finder wilt •ficelre reward. Address in format tori loJ.h, BP Am, immvih Second street.

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TO-DAY'S CHICAGO MARKET.

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MEN'S OVERCOAT?.

Oar $4.00 Overcoats, S£. 12. Our $5.00 Overcoats, $3.48. Our $8.00 Overcoats, $5.88. Our $10.00 Overcoats, $7.48. Our $12.00 Overcoats, $8.88,

Good Heavy Workiug Shirts at 16 cents Good Heavy Overalls at 18 cents. J-v" 75 Children^ Overcoats at 88 cents/ 10 dozen Unlaundried Shirts at 27 cents,

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EVERYTHING SOLD IN PKOIIOKTION.

Leading One Price Clothiers, Fourth and Main.

DRY GOODS!

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Winter Underwear

ow in stock must be closed out at onco. Note reductions: Ladies' scarlet vests reduced to. 2t)c Ladies' gray vests reduced to. .. .50c Ladies' real camel's hair vests and pants reduced to 75c Ladies' fine all wool scarlet vests and pants reduced to 75c Gent's white and gray shirty and drawers. r* .25c Gent's red mixed drawers reduced to 40o Gent's Bcarlet all wool shirts and drawers reduced to ... 76c Gent's all wool natural gray shirts and drawers reduced to 75v

All children's underwear at same reductions, and white, all wool, reduced to $2.25 a pair.

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n.er of Seventla Street.

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BEST AND GOES FARTHEST.

GROCKBIKS.

Homemade Mince Meat,

Home Made Jellies.

CHOICE EATING- AfPLES. NEW YORK COUNTS

And Other Choice Brand* of

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"California Canned Goods," Firstslass and Cheap. -Mammoth Pearl Potatoes.

GILT EDGED BUTTER.

IQPTry our Mince Meat it is Fine.

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Will be dispensed free as water at Roach H&lfl Welch's store, 307 north Fourth street all week, beginning Monday, January 10th, 1891/! Don't miss this great^ health beverage. Cheap-^iv er and better than coffee,

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