Terre Haute Daily News, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 February 1891 — Page 4

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WE AKE SELLING A

Jiut no*? Come and see what genuine real bargains we are offering besides along •with these we guarantee yard for yard go wear well and give satisfaction. See our 69c, 76,8b, $1, 1.18, 81,25, $U8, SIM black gros grain silks, worth 25 per txsnt more. See our 98c, $1.20, $128, $1.36, S1.50, 81.75 black royal armure silks, all marked at special prices for ten dajs.

See onr 39c, 50c, 60c, 68c, 75c, $1.00, 81.33 black surth silks never known to be so cheap before. See our 99c, $1.15, $1.25, $i .38, $1.44, $1.08, $1.75 black sat in lonx re silks, selling very freely.

See onr China Silks, our Hhadama Silk#,our Peau deSoje Silks, our Duchess sijlw.

SPECIAL PRICES FOR TEH DAT

P. ij.—Several bave ssked us if we would lay aside patterns ofjBilks providing & mail payment be nade, In reply we will ssy that frgpn $3 to $5 will reserve any pattern for unreasonable length of titn% -*-4*

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FIRE AND WATER SALE.

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»ver have such bargains been ofRrvd wo am now prepared to give. We have a&immenae tiuantlty of

GREAT

REMOVAL SALE!

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Y0UR»IN "PRICE.

KVEHYTHIXO IS THK STORK FRESH AND CLEAN.

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We Musi V®e«e in Let# than Six W«ek«, and

Everything Goes.

Wise and pmdent pcLKhmm* kmm a good thing when they e«e it

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Hntil it is too late. You will likely never have another chance to buy

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as cheap as we are selling them now. This great genuine bargain sale wilt not last ranch longer: Our stock Is getting smaller every day, but there are somevery choice goods left yet and we intend to make a clean sweep of them before our new spring goods arrive. Remember we give a big discount on every article in our 4 -V -0 "4T

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Our Entire Stock

before that time# Goods purchased

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'Gent's furaisliijigs.

Now is tbe time to stock up in shirts, cellars, cuffs, neckwear, underwear, hate etc., etc.

Yon can buy any grade of underwear, desired, from the

Heaviest Woolen,

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Lightest Balbrigpnsr

AND AT YOLK OWN PIUCES.

BR-R-G-B:I-N-S

TO BE HAD IK KVBRV nEPABTMEKT.

M. BUDWIG, AGT.

526 MAlS STREET.

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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY*

M. J. Gardner, oi Logansport, is in the dty. Mr. Kanfman, of Indianapolis, is in the dty on business.

W. Kidder has gone to Detroit, to visit his son Frank. Mias Linnia Torbert, of TBraull, is In the city visiting Mrs. Pierce.

Chas. Lang, of north Thirteenth street, has gone to Florida lor his health. Miss Gertrude Paugh will soon leave for St. Louis, to make her future home.

Mi*. Nan Hansford, of north Tenth street, has been very sick for the past

Thop. Strain, of north Eleventh street, visited friends in and near Sullivan last week. ",w^

Miss Uattie Fuller, of north Center street, is spending a few days at Indianapolis.

Dr. 8tunkard returned from Cincinnati yesterday. His wife will remain for a few days.

Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Baker, of 1620 Oak street, have .gone to Hudsonvilie, III., for a week's visit."

Henry Fuller, of Wortbington, Ind., is visiting his sister, Mrs A. L. Plotner, of 1840 north Ninth street.

Solomon Biewer, of north Eleventh street, visited his parents and friends in Parke county last week.

Mre. E. M. Dewees has returned from MurdoCk, 111. where phe was called by the death of her mother.

Mies Mayme Steinca&fp'has re&igoed-j her position at EieerV, and. will be succeeded by Miss EllaDavis.1:

Miss Jennie McNabb has returned from a visit at Indianapolis, and was ac-

compauied byMiaa Buttle Knight, of that city. Mrs Lizzie Brewer and son Otto, of north Eleventh street, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs,. Shelburn, near Sullivan last week.

Miss Nannie Menifee, of north Eighth street, delightfully entertained a number of her friends with a taffy pulling Saturday evening.

A telegram Was recivetf by Mr. and Mrs, Bobbins anh6uiiting the death bf their neice, Mrs. Cr^.ne, daughter of the Kev. Henry M. Judder, D. I.,. of CarlisleV Sy.

Harry Hutson, clerk at Armstrong Bros., leaves this week for a two weeks' vacation. He will visit his parents in in Lafayette, after which he will make a tour of several eastern cities.

Miss Emma Frank, who has been visiting her cousin, Mies Hattie Rothschild, of south Fifth street, for the past two weeks will be the guest of Mifs Emma Frank, of Mulberry street, for a short time.

Theodore Frank celebrated his 21st birthday last evening in a royal manner at his home on Mulberry street with a stag party. An elegant supper was served. He was the recipient,of a handsome gold watch and chain from his parents, a waich charm from his. gentlemen friends, and numerous other presents from his numetous friends in tite city.

LOCAL BREVITIES.

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A literary and musical entertainment will be given by the Macksville congregational church, Friday evening February 27. Admission 25 and 15c.

The-Total Abstinence club will hold a meeting at Temperance ball, 502 Mulberry street, Thursday evening at 7:30. Rev. Dale, Of Aebury churcb. win address the meeting. The publio is invited to attend.

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TBRllK ffI0TF, !)AU.Y NEWS. WEDNEStt*1?. FEBRUARY" 18. iSfll

Thfr^ar.works has about completed an rffder^Or' 2W) r^rriguhtor ear*, for' ihe IW»t and iSehfilte Brtjwio^ Co.. of Milwaukee, The cars are uow in the hands of the paiiateifv wfi#s are! pii^fng' thei floishiog touches. The fact should be borne in mind that

Hie taUor-uiado girl is being relegated Chamberlaip^Cough Kemedy is intendto tlie re»r, but the fcftilor-made yonng especially for acute throat and luna man is stiil in the ring. The tailor that, diseases, eucfc as coughs, colds, croup and can keep you well dressed for the least I wboopiog cough, and is preeminently money wMerritt, 645 Main street. jsapenor to.aiiy other known remedy for

Asa D. Fitch vs. Alex. A. McGregor, Helen A. McGrrgor, Helen Herkimer, James McCiregor, Mary McKeen ana 1 Frank McKeen, foreclosure Mack for plaintiff*. i*

Fannie B. Oarr, administrator of the estate of Joseph Carr, ha^sued Santford H, Ixwish, Warren Soule^ and Kelson Palmer in the circuit court ovrrvatep wiUr! M. Hollinger as her attorney. ..

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Kleemans!

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WHSsrlh IS to $1* si J0c.

ao t» TH to 7Se»«t3^e.

Muslin Underwear

Hav« Wen BOKL, As ^ILLY'MI DIII, we LHIW RT*3M*»D ^«EM»«L SLIFPTAETII Tbeee KoodteMedOlCDadeoaakidt^di ameMm. TbeStlsjMMrleet We offer Tneeday, Wedneeday and Thursday, n^tht dbrems thai yoe bav^ieeat bsyte^ for $i, at

Bwwes*, worth 80 to

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Ill ILEEMil DBT GOODS

•11 along as though they had been thrown Heavy. from a w»gou iwdog along the road'

«oin, oortk. la«U twentj-firo kw ft -red. They were"U"*'* brought backf

were found widely matter loaded inbrthft buggy and to tbe City after which they were returned to the retpective railroad compan|Corn......'.., ies.

Mtft TImmi Ih#!* itaw.

The objects of the incorporation are to aid and assist in evey honorable manner, thoee persons desiring to many, in securing a desirable husband or wife, and to aid, assist and encourage social intercourse and correspondence between parties who may have the object of matrimony in view, for which services a reasonable fee will be charged.

We are in communication with all classes of people in all ^sections of the country and keep an accurate register of all names and particulars sent us we can please every bne«: All communications treated with tbe strictest confidence.

Enclose ten cents in stamps for which we vrill send you application blank and lurtber particulars*. Address, THE WASHINGTON ^secret) MARRIAGE BUREAU, TACOMA, WASHINGTON.

HARDWARE.

Builders' hardware, plate glass, cathedral glass enameled glass, ground glass and cut glass.

CLIFT & WILLIAM'S CO. 119 to 129 north Ninth street.

A California Druggist tells why Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is so popular wherever known. Mx. L. G. Moore the leading druggist at Point Arena, Cal., s%yK "I have soldOhamberlain's Congh Remedy for more than a year, and find it one of the very best sellers I ever kept in stock. But that is not all the remedy gives satisfaction to my customers. It is especially liked for its soothing and expectorant qualities." It will loosen and relieve a severe cold in less time than any other treatment.

R. A, OAMPBEI/L. general agent.

YOU ARE IN A BAD FIX

But we will cure y,ou if you will pay us, Our message is to the Weak, Nervous and Debilitated, who, by early Evil Habits, or Later Indiscretions, have trifled away their vigor of Body, Mind and Manhood, and who sufier all those effects ich lead to Premature Decay, Consumption or Insanity, If this means you, send for and read our BOOK O* LIFB, written by the

greatest Spedalat df the day, and sent, (se^ed). bytaddnwsicg. Dr. Parke

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Anthonr W. Fuller vs. Olevi* J. Fuf-f __

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Ffb Mar,..J. Way...

Yesterday Officers BuUer and M^Nutt found twenty-five car brasses belonging lithe C. I., the £. AT. and the T. H. & railroad compauies.^iear Otter creek on the iidayette road. Some one bad given tinm Agentle hint that a few car brasses were Ijicg in a Sehl between Oitcr creek wad Loet creek, and when the officers started to pick tb*m up they fcsertp«-4w« saw otf ers siiU alie») of them. They faf- j, w». lowed them uo and found them strung Mixed."

Wheat....... Oats....*"*.

From Main street south, through tbe '«icfc».". sixth watd can be teen mores of houses, wh«at,bu.... decorated with yellow cards, indicating gjj™ the prevalence of measles. There *w many cases of the disease in tbe city claiming the attention of physicians and, it is said, funy three-fourtha of ihe entire number are located in tbe sixth ward.

THE WASHINGTON (secret) MARSTAGE BUBEAU, Incorporated under the laws of the State of Washington.

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Tbe Big Four Route

Will Sell Tickets to„-'

ST. LOIfIS AND RETURN FOR

$5.25.

On account of the funeral of General W. T. Shermftn, tickets will be 6old for the train leaving Terre Haute Sixth street depot Friday night at 1:10, arriving at St. Louis at 7:50 a. m. Saturday morning. Tickets will be goods* returning until Monday, February 23d inclusive.. E. E. Sot

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INVITATION TO THE PUBLIC. The EvftnsVilleRoute, extends a cordial invitation to the public*~lo* inspect the new vefitibufe train at Union depot tomorrow, whfre it Will ba on exhibition at 7:00 a. iQjgaJitil 10:00 arm. at which time it will leave for Evansvilleand Nashville.

This train

services at the Firfet to-night Rev. Kirtley rsons and take them

After the regular up! ill into full memberenip

will ran daily between Chi-

ago and Nashville, and is the oulv vestible train running throughfrom Chicago to cities south of the Ohio river.

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TIIK MARKET#.

chicago market.

Frfrniahed by F. A. Mother Co. tHuhe*t. Optiont Wheat—

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XEW YORK ECFOSTK.

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Put*. M«y wheat C5alU Putt, iUy ccrn..,..* Cull*.

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Opening- c&blec from Liverpool, wheat flrm,:

•elleni of wh^t. The buyers were Coanoilman Schwartz, Duppoc. Baldwin and JFaraum. Hutchinson having sold calls last night was a Urge buyer to-dajr.soas to g«t action on them.

Brads treat's stateoent shows a decroasc in wheat east of the ttoekic* 57,003, and a docrease west or the Hockiei of 1.075,000.

Russian and ludta, wheat shipments for the week were 2.6^,000 bushels. a«aiafit-i,ma» the week before.

New York and St, Louis were heavy sellers of wheat in Chtcico market to~day. Minneapolis received 128 and Dulath 37 cars of wheat.

SHrer bullion about 98 cent*.

INDIANAPQLtS MARKETS.

TrAde 4aict id Meat Bcparlmenti, with Few FluctaiUlona In Tnlnen. INDIANAPOUS, February 18.—In most departmcnu trade was rather quiet to day. The egg market ia stil! drifting downward#, receipts this mild weather being large. Dairy products arp firm. 6heese^«tnd choice buttar scarce., Heni%nd chickens are rteak at the redvntion 6? Monday, while turkeys geese and ducks are in good demand at tbe advanced quotations of the same date. Other articles in the produce line ruiesteady lower prices for potatoes in the near future will not be a surprise. Tropical fruits are In good demand at stoodv prices. Th trrocory market is dull, bad roabs being largely the causc. Tne hide aud leather markets ar* much iti the eanie positkm as for sixty days past. There is a general feoliag, however, thutlir"" ight hides have touched bottom winter farmers Avon the inarkot i'i view

early winter farmers .were pushing light stock of high-priced wed. For

this reasoujpricesldropped below general exjpec tatious. At present farmers are withholding, light stock as the gracing soason draws near, A scarcity of light hide* is anticipated by dealers and as a result markets arc stronger. The provision market carries an easy toito, with an Improving trade in a Jobbing Way

GRAIN.

The local market to-day was ranch flrxer in its tone and some of the better grades of wheat ^K^corn were a shade higher, No. 2 red wheat qdvfffcfng to $ISc. Track bids to-dsy ruled, as follows: .?

Wheafc-No. 2 rea, 98c No. 8 red. 98£c rejected, 75@85c unmerchantable, t»@70c?. Corn—^o. white, 623-jc: No. 2 white, l~c white mixed, 51 ^c No. 8 white, SlJ-tc No. 2 jeilow, SOJ^e No. 3 yellow, 50c No. 2 mixe 1, 51c No. 8 mixed. 50c: 6otind ear, Mc.

Oats—No. 2 white, 46,'^c No. 8 white, 4C.)^c No 2 mixed, 46c rejected, 40®4:ic. Bran—Local dealers are bidding 818.

Hay—Timothy, choice, fll No. 1, 110.50 No. 2, $7.30 No. 1 prairie, 16.75 No. 2 prairie fri 00 mixed hay, S5 50.

PK0DUC8.

Poultry—lleas, and chickens, ~c lb turkeys, fat. choice hens, 10c Ihj ducts, 7c f. ft geese. 15. 40g$ per doz.

Eggi-Shlppers paying l'2}4c relliog from store at 14c. Butter—€rcArncry, cholcc, 22@i5c: ftiir, IS© 20c choice country roll, 10®llc common, «W}8c.

Feithm—Prime geese, too 1H lb mixed duck, •20c lb. Beeswax—Dark. 18c yellow, 20c.

Sheeptkina—40c@$l. Horwj hides—$2. Grease—White, J^ic yellow, 8c brown, 2j-. Tallow-No. 1,4^'c ^0.% 3%e. Wool—Tub-washed and picked, 3Sc. unwashed medium and common grades, if in good order. i!2@£5c burry and ebtted, 16® 18c fleeced-washed, if light and in good order. 28^ 80c burry a&d uumerohanable, according t« their value.

Hides—No. 1 O. S. hide*, 3c No. 2 3. 8. hides, iXc No. 1 green, 4c No. 2 green, 3e.

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Now is

nice dongola, p&tent tip, 1 OR worth $250, now...........

A nice dongola, day sewed, *f QK worth 2.S0, now.

A patent Up lace French kid, 0*7 band tunj, wortin^ now., I

A patent tip band **wfd Wau- *1 tjtj k«npbaat, worth $&J0, now. JL. I

A grvtHcJass oebb^ -gw& *hoe, "1 tj or I

A Freocb kid «to«them tfe, hand turn, worth 13,

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If price is any inducement. For three days we intend to surprise and delight you with some unheard-ot bargains, during the progress of a mammoth

CLEARING SALE.

MOOTS AND SHOKg.

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FINE FOOTWEAR

At about HALP PRICE. We have jiwt received a lar^e conitipmcnt of FIKE SHOES and SLIPPERS from (he largo house of Geo. P. Gore & Co., to be dosed out at about half price. These goods are the best makes known* Some of them are D, Armstronijf

Eddy Webster, W. 11. Goodger &Co.t aud several other well known makes. kid shoes in hand turns, hand aewed, Waukenphasts, front lace and opera and common-sense. jv

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MISSES'

A f?t»T)t la«» doo^)l«, patent tip, "J 0*7 i^rthifS^now X»Zji I

A French dosfolft com raon 1 Q17 sense and opera, ?S,75, nor. X.O I

A. French dongol* spring 1 Qf7 iNKl, worth S2 75, now

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A child's shoe, dongola patent tip/ *y worth $i.50, now....

A child's shoe, goat tip, worth 90 cents, now.,,,.

easily

A child's dongola tip, worked bat» (X*i ton hole, tern, worth now

A Rood baby shoe, worth 50 cents now..

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This sale commences at once and lasts thirty days only. Come at once and look at these goods. You can save half

o&lfoary pair^ni^asM

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g''tter'ng generalities, but substantial truths. To-day we

»,! offer all our J2, $3 and $4

PANTALOONS

S1.4S, $2.22 and $2.SO.

FIVJS-HUNDKRD PAIRS OP,

Kneel

19o, -A-Ctiial "V'aJiae 35o. UNDERWEAR—'79 doaen undershirts at 10c, These fere St 40c*

MYERS BROS,

Leading One Price Clothiers, Fourth and Main."

1RY

GOODS.

PRING GOODS

Are Here, and More Arriving Daily. Call and See

The 30 inch English henrietta at. 25c, black and colors. Tbe 40 inch ali W AM heuriettas at 50c, block and colore. The 46 inch all wool serge at 75c, black and colore. The 46 inch all wool serge at $1, black only. The 46 inch all wool henriettas at 75c, ele«ant black. The 46 inch all wool henriettas at $1, black and colors. The plaid surah silk at 99e to $1, new styles. The 27 inch black surah at 08c, a bargain. The 32 inch black Iudia silk at 90c, very cheap. The 32 inch cream India silk at 90c, same as black, The new pattern dresses, only one of a kind. The all wool plaids at 50c, spring styles. Tbe all wool plaids at 65c, newest thing?. The half wool plaids at 25c, can't be beat. The new satteens at 20c, solid black and black and white. The new surah satteen at 25c, handsome as silk. The 5,000 yards Arnold's blue calico at 6c, new figures. The bleached and brown muslins and sheetings. •,

LEVI'S!

676—WABASH AVENUE-^676.

Corner of Seventti Street.

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Win. Naylor, CurtlrJ & Wheeler,

They consist of French tipn and plain,

button, patent

MEN'S

A French calf^ pWent, oongrks Q*y *nd lace^ worth $7, now- O.

A French calf, band sewed coo- fL gress and lace, $5.50 ndw.: .,

A French calf shoe, congress or A*y lace, worth $4, now.

A good calf shoe, congress and lice, well woith$3, now.....

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A good grain leather AJJOC, congre«s and lace three soles,

A good boy's caAi bais worth 92M, now only.

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Terre Haute

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worUi $3.50. now A good eolid shoe, congresa and 1 lace, worth S2.25, now L»

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A anad bctv's c*Xi bals. well