Terre Haute Daily News, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 March 1891 — Page 8

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Hew Sjnring Jackfti, Capes and Mantles Fow Being Op3ned. Also 200

"BLAZER"

Oaahmere Gaps for Miesee at

59c, 93c and $1.25.

The Luteal

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With Us, Rain or Shine, Customers Gone.

ystsridhrfrwriiig the diragreable weather, several department*, each as Iro«8 Goodr, flttka Slid Trimmings, have bead doing a lively borineM this week.

Novelty.

Hoberg, Root & Co.,

618 and 520 Wabash Avenue.

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BLUB S

What do you think BUDWIG & CO., have? Why, the blues. And why not? ].ISTKN Their creditors aro in poeesMon. They must sacrifice their goods. This they are doing. Fine Clothing1 ttiid Furnishing' Goods at "breakup" prices. Satisfy yourself that they are as they sav.

Tire place is BUDWIG & CO.'S., old stand, o'J5 Main street, Make no mistake. This is the only genuine slaughter sale now going on. (.feme early and avoid the rush.

525 MAIN STREET.

MawbT. ?*.w,

John Bishop, of south Fifteenth street, Is very iU, W. H. Snider, of Sullivan, was in the city yesterday.

W. Wright, of Spriu*flehl#'fll., fe in the city on boainem. l^ls Oarson, of Prarietoti. is in the dty waitta* mlittim. jr-* I visitiag

for

a

few

days.

Jlra. (font, of Spruce street, VftUiag Iriends it* Indianapolis. Barry: BehUtim is visiting friends in Chfcago&r* Jsw dayt. ,,

Monte Frank returned from a three weeks trip in New York. Mm J. oMeal. ol norih F?IUi bid taovod to Newton,

BLUES

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John JFtiqoay, of Roeelaie, «lewn yeateraay on bosineas. Miaa McBlane, of Genwv®, N. lOtShraO-Boyi..

XbiJmm Bnddv.ot

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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

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Are, and alwajB will be the great Headquarters for Fashionable dress Material®, We nufke a study of them..

Dress Goods.

Again next week, many new and novel eSect* will be shown. Rich and elegant combination pattern ]jnif*«oxpMte garni tores, rare English stvlefe, Paris and Eerlia tufted suitings, positively the most beautiful collection sever «hown in Terre Haute, from $10 to $40 a pattern.

Our buyer of dress goods and silks has just returned fiom New York, so the ladies may rest assured of getting the very latest spring novelties.

One of a kind, is all we thow, the very choicest. If you buy now you will have the pick, for there will be no duplicates.

SILKS.

as

India silks printed, as handsome hand painting, the lovliett figured India silks you ever saw. Very, very choice among them the black grounds with colored printings never before so beau tiful, price $1.00 per yard.

We have an enormous silk depart ment in which we show a collection of black and colored silks and high art novelty silks of exceptional beauty, at extraordinary low prices.

GRENADINES.

Please call and see them Monday. Will surely inteiest you. P. S.—Samples of dress goods and silks cheerfully mailed. ....

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convalescing, after a serious

T. Hoyce, trustee of Honey creek township, was in the city yesterday. Bom—to Mr. and Mas. M. E. Knowlee, ef east Chestnut street, yesterday morning, a son*

Jos. Kenvon, of north Seventh street, who hss been very ill with rheumatism, is getting better.

Miss Rose Alfrey has returned from a visit with Terre Haute friends.—Crawfordsville Argus.

Miss Emma Stetson, of Warren, N. H., arrived in the city Friday* on a visit to relatives and fricodn.

M« Annie Creafle, Indianapolis,

Ed. tauge, of Vermillion, is in the city \is visiting Mrs. Ilavfe and Ae Misses Kibbe, of north Ninth street Mi*. M» Hack, of aonth Fourth stve«t entertained the Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society yeeterdxy afternoon at her hooste. & W. W. Byers and family will go to

Kansas, lit. iiext weak, to attend the wedding of Miss IMmpie Paxton and Mr. Kahlert of Indianapolis.

JSnalM a Miller, of north Eighth atrM*,hsa goneoot west, with the infer ntion of making bis iutara home in ote of t)M western states.

Mm. Mmtik, wife of Jsdge Terro Hante» lad., Jirrived aad ia topping at the

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TERRK HATJTK 1)AII-Y NEWS, S*TURIA MARCH

'l ...jJ1 ...Mii.! with her husband.—Chattanooga Tim«. 5th.

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Mifl# Nellie Vane, ofRraaiVJa**®**** Ml« Anna Folk, of north Thirteenth street.

A delightful dance was givei* by Miss Ivdna Jon«a at her home on north Ivightb street Thursday evening.. Music was furakhcd by the Ringgold orchestra.

Chat. Foster, who was called here by the death of his aunt, Mrs. Cirapo, and sinew that time vwitmg relatives in the city, returned to Elgin, III, this morning. «i If

H. Williams, prosperous and wealthy citizen of Bristol, Va., spent vesterday in company with friends in looking about the city and left iast night for the west.

Herman Proi, of Tlulman & Co* will leave soon for a visit at his home *o Bremen, Germany. He will sail on the new north.Gcrman Lloyd steamer, Spree, on April 28th.

The East End Blue Bell Danciwr club gave their first dancing reception last evening at the bomeof Miss Lilue C-sey, of north Tenth street. A delightful evening was spent, sr*^

Cbns. Early, Harry Sleight, Fred Ross and fcl. M»rtindale returned from Indianapolis this morning, where they witnessed the appearance of DeWitt Hopper, in Cast-leg in the Air, Isst night.

Thomas Dodd was very agreeably surprised last evening, by a number of friends and members of FrSradship lodge, 41, K. and L. of H.,of Whicti he is an honored member, at his 'residence on south Thirteenth street.- The evening was enjoy ably spent, with music, readings, ete. Elegant refreshments were served, and all enjoyed the evening until a late hour.

Miss Mahoney the miiliener has just returned from Indianapolis, where she hss been attending the' millinery openings.

The elegant edition of Spofford's choice literature is about exhausted and parties desiring to secure a copy should send in their orders «t once. Orders may be sent to Dr. J. O. Campbell, Indianapolis for the next ten days.

YOUNG PEOPLE'S CONVENTION. Th« First One Kver Held In this City Opens Tuesday.

The convention that is to be held here next Tuesday is the first of this kind held in Terru Haute. Other religious conventions have indeed -been held here, but nothing which had its leading thought iytsed on the broad foundation of inter-de nominationalism. The motto of the Christian Endeavor Society is "For Qlhrist and the Church." This does not mean any church at all when it is brought down to the range of the single individual, but the one particular church of which that in dividual is a member. The individuals band themselves into a society whose duty it is to work for their own churches. The societies unite to form districts, the districts are the divisions of a state and the states are divisions of the C'untry. With this country: all the countries of the world are united un der the banner "The World for ChriBt." Not any particular country not:any par ticular state not any particulandenomi nation, but all the world one choVch and all for Christ. Dr. Iloulthaler and Key, Hunter have been familiar with the workings of the C. E. society sainoe its organization, and both are forcible and eloquent speakers, and this wtll be a good opportunity for those who are unacquainted with the workings of the E. society to familiarize themselves with its methods. Those who wish to attend will be assigned places of entertainment by writing to Miss Harriet Brown, 505 north Sixth street, Terre Hante. Fol lowing is the programme:

AFTTKNOON. I

Devotional, led by C. W. Conn. Terre llante. Address of Welcome—Rev. (Jeo. K. Pierre, Terru Haute.

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Response—Itov O. K.. Ireland. Sullivan. Paper—"The Christian End- avor Society, its Kiel and Work," Hiss Harriet Paige, Terre Haute. Discussion, led by Rev. A. J. Frank, Terre Haute.

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Cornet Solo, 8. K.Johanneson. Papor—"The Junior Society," Mis« Harriet Wishard, Indianapolis. Discussion. Address-Ilov. R. V. Hunter,.ladiannp-

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"ali*. Duet, Misses Paige and iirown. Pastor's Half Hour—Rev. J. H. Crnm,

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Torre Haute.

KVBSINO.

Polytechnic Orchestra.

Devotional—led by Miss Harriet Wishard, Indianapolis. Chorus. Question Box—conductel by J. A- Rondthaler, D. !., Indianapolit). Adrfres*—State President W. 3. L«wt», JCvan»Tllle.

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Addroas—Dr. Roartthaler. ConMoratiott teeeting—Led by: l*re*ident Lewis.

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LOCAL BREVITIES.

If yon don't see wbat you want, ask for it through our "want" column. Make vour wants known through THK NEWS. It is the people's paper and they read it.

Everybody reads the Shews' "want" department. The experience of Drako Burton in this issue is worth attention.

To the young men: If you want a hat for early spring, call and see my new goods, which are now on sale. I have everything that is swell and nobby. Merritt, the tailor and hatter, 645 Main street.

The elegant edition of Spofford's choice literature is about exhansed and parties desiring to secure a copy should eend in their orders at once. Orders may be sent to Dr. J. 0. Campbell, Indianapolis for the next ten days. J|t

Jobs Baeknllew

John Bockallew, the man who administered a heavy dose of belladpna to himself Wednesday night is in the hospital BOW. In the meantime his wife hss returned from Atwood where she says she had gone for a few days only. 8b® further states that sh« told h##*bosband that fhe would be beck after a few dav?». To a casual observer it woaid seem that BnckaUew was a little hasty in taking what proved to be almost a fatal Step for him. _. -.

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Miaa Frank Rradbuiy was anrpriaed by a crowd ef about twenty of her friends who walked in on her at her home at 127 north Eleventh street Thursday night. The evening was spent in card playing and mosic. A boat It o'clock 2MBss Bradbury served refreshments and tben invited her gae^s to ^tep oat and pat! taffy. Detnr&inei to s&prise her iriende Mae Bradbury purposely nnderticBedthe taffy when eookinitifr and as a nsalt the whole came very aear beia«

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SKVERWEODlNG.

«r. wMlVn. ». p. Nippier ftnryrfaMKl at TlMirnMnlMtSlKhl. Last night Mr. and Mm. Sandford P. Shepler were surprised by a large crowd of their friends at their home on the Prairieton road. Yesterday was the first anniversary of the wedding of their daughter, Mrs. E. H. Redman, of south Third street, and Mr. and Mrs. Shepler were invited to tea at Mrs. Redman's resi&ence. When they started home Mr., and Mrs. Redman followed close behind. On reaching their own home they fonnd it filled with friends who had swarmed in to help them celebrate their silver wedding On a small side table in the psrior was a number of handsome silver present*. Among them were to be seen a beantifaltSgoid lined cream pitcher, a gold lined augarjbowl, and stiver spoon holder, besides stiver, knives, forks and spoons. The evening was spent in playing various games and toward the close of the evening elegant refreshments were served The Aeolian clnb furnished exqisite music for the occasion ami were forced to play many times. All in all it was one of the most thoroughly delightful evenfs'r that has taken place on the' South Side for along time.

West Wide Brevities.

John Mercer is in jail for safe keepin?. Oliver P. Matherly, of Prairieton, was taken to the insane asylum yesterday.

Louis Hagein hsz been arrested for assault and battery on James H. Frakes. Charles Price was fonnd destitute and was furnished lodgings in the frendly inn.

John D. Bell reports that his gray horse has been missing from hiB barn since Thursday.

Harry Trogden, who murdered Hayes Sanders near the state line has had his trial set for March 17t h.

The supreme court has reversed the decision of Judge Allen in the case of the Singer Sewing Machine Company etal. va, D. W. Curry et at, and has returned it to the superior court of this county. Curry claims to have confessed judgment under duress.

ED. FEIDLEE'S SOAP LIST:

12 bars castile soap for 25c 6 bars Babbitt's soap for .25c 6 bars

wG1OPB"

ment in

the people.

soap for 25c

6 bare "Star" soap for. 25c 4,bare "Benzine' soap for 25c 6 bars "Blue" soap for. 25c 0 bare all other leading £c brands for 25c

As a soap trust has been formed, indications are that high prices will prevail. Now is the time to lav in your supply.

reach the larg of readers,

TT"1 ""fTrvrT wanttoreac

have your advertise'

THK NEWS.

It is the paper of

Plenty of good fresh country butter at Geo. C, Foulkes', 415 Ohio street,

HERE ARE BARGAINS. We

Ladies invited to call and see our new spring millinery goods, just received. Mahoney Sisters. 673 Main street.

Call at the new drug s^ore for your drugs, toilet articles, etc. All goods new and fresh. Corner Thirteenth and Poplar streets.

HERE ARE BARGAINS, We havfc 58 pairs of Nathan D. Dodge G-oodgear welts, extention soles, $4.00 shoes must be sold at $2.75 a pair. HBoegeman.

Buy your drugs at Snyder's drug store, corner Thirteenth and Poplar streets. Gooas new and fresh.

The elegant edition of Spofford's choice literature is about exhausted and parties desiring to Secure a copy should send in their orders at once. Orders may be sent to Dr. J. O. Campbell, Indianapolis for the next ten days.

The loveliest spring hats and bonnets in the city at 673 Main street. Mahoney sisters millinery store.

Our wagon will Climax Idrandry..

call for your work.

Great bargains &t

5

and 10 cent store.

New goods received daily. P. K. SMITH, Ellil *5*

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Main street.

Strained honey 10 cents per pound at llertfelder corner Fourth ana Cherry streets.

Climax laundry is the only laundry that has stayed in Terre Haute over one year. They are doing the right kind of work is the»won.

Butterine at 2D cento per pound at Hertfelder ooroer Fourth

GotoE. R. Wright & Co., for your table supplies- You will find the best quality of goods at' the lowest prices..

Preacriptions carefully compounded at tbftaew drug store, corner HutM8lii and Popiar streets.

^Trf UfeGttmuc Hmrtrf.

Stmncd hene^r 10 oeacs par powsd at Header corner towrth aad Cherry StVCCtS.

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Dir. Wau-Ke-Maugh, the Indian Doctor^ who hss been making a trip through the Indian territory the Rocky mountains and the gretf^Kalt Lake region, will be at the Nqtic&aThotel Tuesday, Wedne6Hay and Thtfreday, March 10th, 11th and 12t^, "tnree days. The doctor has wi$b«&ed the great ''Ghost Dance" and "many other interesting features and will also bring with him a salt obtained from Great Salt Lake which is a sure cure for rheumatism, kidney trouble, catarrh and all skin and blood diseases. Also rare and valuable herbs from the Rocky Mountains. Consultation free. Your disease located without asking questions Return visit every four weeks.

A VICTORY FOR THE VESTIBULE. The Wagner Palace Car Company, operating Sleeping-cars over the

FOU,R ROUTE,

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have 58 "D£tir

Nathan D. Dodge G-oodgear welts exj tention sple $4 shoes, must be sold at $2 75 a pair. A. H. Boegeman.

Butterine at 20 cents per pound at Herffdder cornerjfourth and Cherry streets. ......

l-.STI B1 L$! TR A IIsfSERVICE. -. -1 r-——v,

VIA EVANSVUXB ROITTK.

,To Na«hvi{jefleaviug Terre Haute 10:00 p. in. Oolv route to the cities of the south? £37.00 round trip to Jacksonville, Fla. Purchase tickets and secure sleep, ing car accommodation^ at 636 Wabasb avenue,, R. A.

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FASHIQNABtE DRESSERS.

Gentlemen, yonr inspection is invited to our new stock of spring overeat* embracing fifty distinctive styles and embodying everything that oaa- i» desire.! in fabric, fit, finish and fashion. All die choicest English coverts for nobby young men, and the genteel medium long cuts are submitted to you at a ran go of prices no Terre Haute clothing house can duplicate. Sjmce does not permit us to mention the many many novelties. We can only state that our stock will meet tho wan{s of the "slims" and "stouts" as well as regular sixes, and in all point of style will please the most fastidion^ Before buying your spring overcoats Bee our Superb and stupenduons stock.

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Leading One Price Clothiers, Fourth and Main.

HERE ARE BARGAINS. We have 58 pair of Nathan D. Dodge G-oodgear welts, extention sole $4 shoes, must be sold at $2.75 a pair. A. H. Boegeman.

WAGNER

BIG

has gained a signal victory

in its controversy with the Pullman Company. By the decision just ren-

dereT by Judge Gresham and Bkxigett, in the United, States Circuit Court

at Chicaao, "the motion made by the Pullman Company to enjoin the Wagner Company from the use of the "Vestibule" is denied, and the Wagner Company is sustained on every point it has made in the contest. This decision practically disposes of the litigation, and leaves the Wagner Company a clear field in which to demonstrate the superiority of its perfected vestfbnle, which is now in use on all express trains of the Big Four route, making the trains practically solid from end to end, an advantage which will be readily appreciated by the traveling public.

G-oto E. R: 'Wright & Co., .Jbr dressed poultry, creamery and country butter, foreign and domestic cheese and choice tea and coffee.

CAKHBEU,

/1 ul 11 General Agent.

THC MARKKTR.

TO-DAY'S CHICAGO MARKET.

Furnished by F. A. Hosber &Co> Opttom

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Gossip on Cbnns«.

Cables from Livct-pool, vrhoai At opsT.iiir, str^njR corn, steady. French country marker very firm.

Minneapolis received 337 and Dsluth 16 «ars of wheat to-day. Farmers deliveries, 71,quartets arc at *n average Rdv&atHi over last e*k of 3 ner quarter.

Bradjtreets' fipircs show elearinps from both coasts for the week, of l.S32.tm against 1.6^.000 tho week before, and a,365,WO witoe weelt la« year.

Bradssreet noakea stook* of wheat in Europe, afloat, and in the United States and Canada March 1st, 99,523,000 bushels, agalost 95,WJ,tO«? last year.

I'aris wheat clostw centimes hfeher} English country markets 6d higher. The estimate is that wheal, Monday, will show a decrease in its visible *upply of -lOO.QOt) bushels.

Reported that sevens car-loads were talccn at New York for export. Closing Liverpool cables were tlfgfeer on wheat and corn „d highe.

INDIANAPOLIS MARKETSINDIANAPOI.IS, March 7. -No especial features were vi'ible on the market to-day, wheat, «uru and oats all being firm, with a alight advance. The receipts for tho past twenty-four hours, sixteen cars against a total of twenty-eight

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for the preceding day. Wheat—Firmer No. 2 red, 98c)& bid No. S red. ittjc re jected, 7508V unmerchantable, 60(?J70c.

Corn—No. 1 white, fl6e bid: Ma. white, .'ft4c bid: white mixed, 55c bid No. 8 whiter 55c bid No. 2 yellow, bid No. 8 yellow, Mc bid No. 2 mixel. W«i bid No. 3 mixed. 53Kc bid: sound ear. Mc.

Oats—Kirm. No. 2 white.

49}{c

bid N»,

white. 4H^c bid No. 2 mixed, 48c btd: releet^d, 43^0 bid. Bran—Easy receipts light local dcalfew «r« bidding J17.

Hay—Timothy, choice, $10.75 No. 1, fltliSd: No.

-2,

88,50 No. prairie, 17 No. 2 pnaisU tA 7f mixed hay. $r».50.

GROCERIES.

CASH BASIS

COFFEE

Arbuckle's, per peund—...... Levering's, per pound Golden Rio, roasted, Cliase A Bandbora's 30e Fancy Rio, roasted, Chase A iund horn's .'JOi,

'Mte 2^c

CANNED GOODS.

Tomatoes, 3 pounds, Polk's, per can. 10* Tomatoes, 3 pounds, Staff's pride per can Occidental corn, 2 pound cans.

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This corn is superior to Yarmouth corn which sells for more money. 3 pound cans Pumpkin, per can.. *. 2 pound pan Blackberries, pejr oan..

re

1 pound can Royal baking powder,. 4' Lewis' lye, per box Fancy evaporated California, drledi peaches, per pound... i• ..... 'X 3 pounds ginger snaps for.. .t..... jt 20 pound buckets jelly, per backet.. UC Bulk baking powder, per pound..,.. 10 6 bars Babbitt's best soap for 2, 100 bars, 75 pounds Babbitt's best soap per box ..%4. Good broom, frrmer price 2gc# for. .1 1 0 bars Star soap for ..it $ bam Sanshtnesoap for. 6 bars Globe soap... ... 8tar tobacco, per pound. Whale tobacco, per ponnd.. .. I^ani, Kingan's B«»t Winv^t per ponnd Sugar cured hams, irarrscited, Kingan's English cored ahiWen, per ponnd //. Ijk... Cheese, New York cream jiound 1 doxen boses parlor matcm •••.ISt on a 1 8

lb

Goorl* delivt»r*«»l tour the rit} Oar goods are tli/ best tho markk affords.

WABASHAVE