Terre Haute Evening Gazette, Volume 6, Number 139, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 November 1875 — Page 8
SOMETHING NEW!
W« Itii)]iiy ttjis week a Handsnjne Ii«e ot" Imported Wuttii UH for Ladle*' and Children—Wry Handsome and Stylish.
A Very f2ands»uie line of the Fatuous Knickerbocker 3o« d« In Popular Shades for Sacks aud PoIoimis*.
A full line of Batftons and ringes to 9!atch Ihe Above Mn'erlak
Frfsh invoice B{ our Celebrated liavcn ftfn hairs asi! J3riHanlinew. These GoodNarc nnHnr^a^eii. Please call anrf exaiufue them,
We placH fi Male. a Han!some !*i»e ii% Ladh's' and Cliildrr i.n' I3oi»i«»ry and Underwar. at Greatly Reduced Prices.
1 DOMESTIC!
For a 3G inch Wool Flannel at Fifty Cents- a yard, without compart in the city.
A Great Drive i:i (ten quarter) and (twelve quarter) All-Wool Blankets W*» propose to make Special In ducemenls to Purchasers during the next two weeks. Come aud see us.
Wilson Bros. & Huniy
COST, "'ifain AMD Fifth.
who 0vennm (Buzettv.
TliE LAKGSM' CITY CEKCULAT50-
Friday ETCiiintr, Nov. 19, 1875.
O. U. A. M. ball.
od.
Cjining Amusements.
Thursday, """cv. 25, Theodore Tllton's lecture—Opera House. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. IS, 19 and 20, Supper by Catholic Ladies—Dowling Mall.
Thursday, Nov. 25, Bail of the C, L". A. —Bowling Hall. Thursday, Dec. 2, Panorama, Br. smith, Dowllng Hall.
Friday and .Saturday, Dec. 3 and A, Mendelssohn Quintette ub—Opera House. Friday, December 24, Ball of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen—Cowling Hiul.
Friday, Dec. :jI, Ea.ll of Lodge 3, A. O. U. W.—fowling Hall.
TIIANKSGI'MG draws on apace
GKAND opening to-niuiit.
at James Tu'ley's
Ouu people's column is always interesting.
MAKE your arrangements to hear fcbo Mendeissohn QnintGtte Club.
READ the wanted column of tOydays GAZETTE. It is interesting.
WHO fails to read the wanted columns the GAZETE makes a mistake.
TnE vicinity of the market house looked as of yore again this morning.
MORE coal mine explorations in today's GAZETTE: The aocouut will repay perusal.
IN fifteen years the average prisoner ot the penitentiary gets to work outside the walls.
THE race between Ripon Boy and Fancher takes plase at the fair ground on. next Tuesday.
DANVILLE 111., has an afternoon daily paper the Times. It is alive paper and a credit to the city that supports it.
Oua railrord time-table was "pied" a lew days since, which accounts for its non-appearance. As re-set and corrected, it appears again.
Danville 111., has a hotel "which the same" is the Tremont. It is near the depot aud is as fine a hotel as any town of twice its size in the west can boast of posessiag.
THANKSGIVING comes on Thursday, and now the school boys and giris want to know if they cannot have Friday for a holiday also. If you give them an inch, they will ask an ell.
J2FFORT3 are being made to complete the market house so that the upper hall can be used by the Red Men for a a dance on Christmas eve. It is reported that they have received permission.
A member of hose reel No. 4 was suspended on Wednesday last on account of drunkenness. He will have a heariug to-day before the fire committee and unless he gives a good account of himself he will be discharged.
MADAM RENTS female minstrels must not be confounded with that outrageous mob which appeared at the Opera bouse la3t season. This is a company of first class artists and there »9 nothing in their exhibition to offend tie most fastidious.
TWENTY cents a meal in county orders is the allowance of the county to th® Sheriff for keeping his boarders. Although thi3 is five cents more than Ua.e station house receives it is not much more when the discount in the orders af about 15 per cent iB deducted.
AReif, gas fitter, has just completed another big job, that of placing pipes ani fixtures ih the market house. R.'ifhas taken all of the largest contracts. The normal Behool and opera house are both his \rorir.
PERSIAN SHAWLS.
Bouhle asid Sjnarp.
Are very popular and growing more in favor every day. Don't lail to no and pee them. Prices are specially low. Now is the opportunity to buj a De-s-ireable Winter Wrap, anil also make •i substantial Christmas Present.
CLOAKS Am FURS! Extra 8ft of Furs §5.00. A Good Cloak for $5.00. An ft'xtra Uoak for $10 to $15. ^°al tSldn OloakH simi MufFa. Children's Furs in great variety.
Can't go to Loirsville.
A good one is told on George Carico. He was, previous to the trial,thoroughly impressed with the idea that Trader would be hanged. Like a great many other men, ho has a mortal aversion lo performing the task of the hangman, believing that the blood of the executed man will be on his own head, aud that he will never afterwards have any luck. For nameless reasons, luck is a most tremendously important thing with some men. lie had arranged with Mr. Bert Kelley, Prosecuting Attorney, that if the sentence should be States prison, Kelley should go down with him to Jeffersonville and thence to Louisville, where they could have a good time spending Sunday. The day before toe trial bo got to bo very un" easy lest he should have to hang Trader. He went Bert and said, "Kelley. what is the ^_se of raising this racket about Trader? Why don't you argue murder in the second degree? You just go to the jurymen and tell them to send that man to the penitentiary, not to hang him." "No can't do it," replied Kelley, "the man's guilty and I must get hanging for him if possible." "Why, Kelley," responded Carico, persuasively, and thoroughly in earnest, "what in the world is the use of doing that? Don't you see you will cut you rself out of your trip to Louisville?"
No REPORTERS need apply, every body that desires to hear Mr. Howe's lecture at the Opera House Monday evening should attend, as upon request the Gazette will not publish in its issue a full stenographic report. Mr. Howe wishes to deliver the same lecture at Brazil and does not care to have it extensively cumulated before hand.
An
ticir.
This morning John VanTrees, who, to use his own phrase, i3 "chief head hostler at the street car stables," went south to Yincennes, where he has fallen heir to forty acres of land and $350 in money, which does not come from bis aunt Fanny either. He borrowed a coat from Superintendent Haley and went down in high spirits.
TWENTY three years ago to day I was a mighty small boy, remarked a young man in our hearing this morning. Why responded a by stander, are you twenty three years old to-day? No but I will be to-morrow, was his reply.
A self important old darkey at Patoka yesterday remarked that he
would
go to Indianadolia if de Gober-
ment would pay his expenses and 'pear against de Binghams. The Government has not done anything as yer.
Runaway.
There was a runaway this morning on Thirteenth street wherein one horse had a log badly hurt but no other serious damage was done. v.
United States Marshall's are rushing around in Evansville thicker than fiddlers in Hades. Summouing everybody in the towu to appaar as witness.
THERE is a young man at Ooktown, 111., who some time ago cut away two milles of brush, in order to get a short cut to call on "his girl," and then he didn't get her.
Carico, Kelly and Trader went to Jeffersonville last night, the latter has gone to meet his father-in-law's murderer.
Baker, at the postoffice ia first to get all the eastern papers and periodicals.
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W. S. RYCE & CO'SCRASH
LIGHT HOUSE!
The BEACON LIGHT of LOW PRICES are directing the misguided for miles in every direction to the
HARBOR OF ECONOMY,
—WOW KNOWN AS THE—
LIMITED PROFIT HOUSE.
The annexed LOW PRICES like the "WRITING ON THE WALL" strike terror to evii doers—who try to get suddenly rich by bolstering up high prices. The LIMITED PROFITS we shall adhere to prevents all tlr's. Therefore come yourself, or send for Samples and order therefrom.
CUT THIS ADVERTISEMENT OUT AND SEND IT WITH YOUR ORDER, OR BRING IT WITH YOU.
DRESS GOODS—Brocades in all the New Shades, 20 cte per yard. GREY TWILL FLANNELS, 12 1-2 cts per yard.
jOUR BLACK SILKS,
At $1 OO, $1.25,$150,$175 and, ^2.lO. are cheaper than CROOKED WHISKY.
FANCY DKKSS SILKS. In Seal Brown, Plum, Navy Blue, &c.
BLACK ALPACAS!
We defy competion at following prices: 30c, 35c, 40c, 50c, 60 and 75c per yard.
Black and Colored Casliraerea At O^e Dollar per yard—are not! equaled elsewhere. I
W. S. RYCE lb GO., Main Cor. Sixth.
W. H* Armstrong of Buntin fc Armstrong returned home to-day, after a two week business trip in the northern part of tho State, This firm tells goods all ovrr Indiana.
Miss Fannie J. Kelloggs voice has greatly improved since sho wi.s here last.
At Foster Bros,
lor the next thirty days, §100 iu cash will buy more goods than $150 will buy in any other Dry Goods house in the city.
Grand Opening.
I have thoroughly renovated and refitted my "Senate Saloon," Fourth St., between Ohio and Walnut, and will re8 open my house to the public to-night. A splendid FREE LUNCH will be spread to all comers. Don't forget the location. "Senate Saloon," Fourth St., between Ohio aud Walnut. Come one, come all. JAMES TULLEY.
We See Foster Bros.
are making preparations for a big month's work, commencing Monday, tbe 22d. Cheap Good will do the business.
1UBKEYS TEN CENTS PER POUND.
AT
LEE BROS.
we Are Told
Foster Brothers will open up on Monday, the22d, an immense stock of Dry Goods and Carpets at about half their value.
TURKEYS TEN CENTS PER POUND.
LEE BROS.
What, Will be Inaugurated Monday, November the 221, at Foster Brothers?
TURKEYS TEN CENTS PERPOUND.
AT
LEE BROS.
We haven®Grand Openings but we will have some of the grandest bargains ever offered in this cify for the next thirty days.
50 Cents will buy
a good Winter Cap for man, boy or child .at
HOWE & STONER'S, 511 Main street. I.
TUBKEYSTEN CENTS PER POUND.
LEE BROS.
From Dlonday. Nov. 22d, Until Dec. 25 h, we will make matters lively in Dry Goods and Carpets. Our stock is so crowded it must be cut down. YOU WANT GOODS, WE WANT MONEY.
Ifosvy Yad Wide Brown
Muslins, 8 Cents.
JEANS, 25,30, 40 and £UL*. per YARD. FACTORY FLANNELS YARD WTIDE, 45 CENTS.
COTTON FLANNELS 12 l-2c PER YARD. WATER PROOF CLOTHS 75c PER YARD.
WHITE BED BLANKETS $2.75 PER PAIR. MEN'S UNDERSHIRTS 50 CENTS.
MEN'S DRAWERS 50 CENTS. WOMEN'S UNDER VESTS 65 CENTS.
STOP
Keafi and Consider
These are times of hardship and oppression to EVERYBODY. No man should invest a dollar without first konwing whether he will in return receive 100 cents in value for it or not. In so doin» you should not fail to examine
MILLfiB COX'S
COMPLETE STOCK
which is bought for cost aud many times at heavy discount, which are always marked proportionately on the same terms. Look at the prices Working Full Sni(£, $5 and up* Business SiiiiS, $9, $10 and $12 hard to beat.
Call for that $1G fine AIX-WOOL
522
FOSTER BROTHERS.
FOSTER BROS.
JEWKLUY.
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY PURCHASING WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY OR SILVERWARE, BESIDES HAVING THE ADVANTAGE OF SELECTING FROM THE LARGEST VARIETY OF PATTERNS AND STYLES IN THE CITY. DON'T MAKE ANY PURCHASES UNTIL YOU CALL ON O, TRASK, MARBLE PALACE JEWELRY STORE, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH 8TS.
Main
Miami
Commercial College, Dayton, O. Please send for circulars.
On and After
Monday, Nov. 22, passenger trains will run as follows on the L. C. AS. W. R. R.:
Leave, going North, Mail, A. M., Express, 2 P. M. Arrive from North, Mail, 1:15 P. M., Express, 8:39 P. M.
FINISHED.
Tbe repairs consequent on the refitting of Peter Staff's East Main street saloon are about completed. It is the popular east end establishment.
Election Notice.
Notice is hereby given that there will be a meeting held, at tbe resid ence of J. E. Glover, of the members of MontRose M. E. church,on Wednes day, tbe 1st day of December, 1875, at 7 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of electing aBoard of Trustees for said church. J. E. GLOVER, Clerk.
GO TO PHIL. WYATT'S FOR YOTJR SUNDAY MEATS. HE IS EXCELSIOR.
We are coming.
WYATT.
is the maii from whom to buy your meat.
Bankrnpt Clothing Stock*
Silver 1ype"Pictnrts.
Those who have sent pictures to be copied will please call for them at the St. Charles Hotel, as I can stay but a short time. S. E. BAMBLE.
GO TO PHIL. WYATT'S FOR YOUR SUNDAY MEATS. HE IS EXCELSiOR.
Wfi are liere.
REDUCTIONS.
Stil Lower the Prices Go. I. P. Brennan, the Ohio street mer
chant
prince, has made a still further reduction of bis prices. Low rents enable him to be always below any body else. Good and cheap work promptly done, is what Is winning,
*r -rt****ir~y
*T%",rOT®^!
T'*f\
Whom?
St.,
NORTH SIDE NEAR SIXTH.
GREATEST BARGAINS EVER KNOWN IN
LYONS SILK:®?
Having purchased largely at a recent Great Sale in New York the goods of a leading importer, sold by order of the United States Government, for violation of the revenue laws, we offer,
UNDERWEAR!
-OH-
GLOVES
until you have examined the immense display at
HUNTER'S
157MAIN 13ST*'X.
The ca'ih stem makes flue goods within the reach of al).
GO TO PHIL. WYATT'S FOR YOUR SUNDAY MEATS. HE IS EXCELSIOR.
Where?
GOTO PHIL. WYATT'S FOR YOUR SUNDAY MEATS. HE IS EXCELSIOR.
When
SUIT,
which sold last year for $20, and OVERCOATS too numerous to men tion, from $5 up. For quality, style and price they defy competition. Look and see for yourselves.
Lost,
A niece of double harness, between Tenth and Fourteenth streets. The finder will be rewarded by leaving at Burns Bros, or W. T. Campbell's feed store.
BHWiBG.
There is a good deal of milk-sick meat being sold now. Go to Wyatt for honest healthy beef.
Gness.
Glycerol® of Arnica
Cures Chapped Hands, and renders a rough skin soft and clear. Sold only by Buntin & Armstrong, druggists corner Sixth and Main streets.
Bankrupt Clothing Stock Auction of Clothing.
Clothing at Half Price.
FINEJFURS.
Handsome Hats and Capital Caps. J. H. Douglass has the finest assort
ment of hats, caps and furs, in the city. His stock is the largest, and his prices most reasonable. Try him, and know his ways.
Give
MERRIL & WHEAT, the progressive Coal meu, your orders. Ohio street south side, between Fourth and Fifth.
Where
iUBQPISDE LAFAYETTE.
LaFayette Maliory, ilia Fifth Ward Coal King and City Contractor, Has Something to Say.
Cold weather has opened up. Coal necessary article in every family, parents who have children attendschool inquire of them as to the quality of fuel used in thg schools. They will find nothing bjitupraises of
is a Let ing
La Fayette Maliory furnishes that and is just the man who is willing anxious, (such is his philanthropy) let everybody enjoy it at the lowest market rates, promptly delivered to aify part of the city. Every school child in town can tell you that Mallory's office is at the watch hoi s®, corner of Thirteenth St. and the V»udalia Railroad.
it. coal and to
Purify your
COMMENCING MONDAY, OCT. 25, I»ES€E8 SiYOBTS SESi.ft€K ASB COI»-
OBED SIl/KH,
OF THE FAMOUS MAKES OF
Bonnet, Bellon, Ponson and Gantier,
at about 70 cents o«3 the dollar of their r^al value. There were sold at the samei sale
1600 MEOES OF SILKS,
valued at $250,000, which realized under the hammer only about $150,000, This opportunity to buy
"CROOKED" SILKS
will not happen again soon, as the revenue officers are after the smugglers with a sharp stick,
FELSENHELI) & JAUBIET. MARBLE PALACE. 6S© MAIM STKEET,
BUY NO
has now thirty tons ot the Best Timothy Hay. He has also Feed of all kinds and the of best brands. The reputation which Mr. Shewmaker has earned in long years of honest dealing, he will zealously maintain. There is no changing of weight marks on bales of Hay at his establishment. Main street, corner of Ninth.
LADIES' FUBS.
Finest Mink Ever Seen in Terre Haute. J. H. Douglass, the wdl-knowh hatter, opened out, yesterday, the finest lot of Mink Furs that has ever boon brought to Terre Haute, He defies competition in this line. Ladies, call and examine his stock. It is a real treat to look at such elegant goods. Prices to suit the times.
Charity Rouser,
when he wants some extra fine saddle rocks for Thanksgiving purposes, usu goes to
ED. JOHNSON
to get them. Johnson holds forth on Main, south side, between Sixth and Seventh.
bive
MERRILL & WHEAT, the progressive Coal men, your orders. Ohio street, south side, between Fourth and Fifth.
Calcimining
done at 7 cents a yard by CHARLEY FELTUS.
The 1O are looking lor us.
Frfsh Meats.
J. F. Roedel is supplying tbe whole west end with tbe best quality of Meat. Corner of First and Ohio streets.
Do Yon K- ow It?
You have a room that is papered with plain tint and it begins to look soiled. You can have the color renewed at about one-half the cost of new Paper by CHAS. L. FELTUS. 507 Ohio street.
Rid,
White and Blue Ball. The men are crying for us.
TUiNlNG.
TUNING^ TUNING
The undersigned would respectfully notify the citizens of Terre Haute that he will have prompt attention paid to all orders left at tbe Palace of Music, he never having had the intention to give up that branch of tbe trade, as reported by some persons. Besides giving continually my personal attention to tuning, I have also in my employ a practical workman, selected during my trip in the East, Consequently^ al work ean be guaranteed to give per-1 feet satisfaction. Orders promptly attended to. L. KISSNER,
neat Grocery
H!«OI2.
Frazier's Root Bitters, the beat remedy. Sold by all druggist3 and countr dealers.
We are the Busses.
jt^SF "'fy':
MA ITT E.
TSKBE
Forty-nine Cent Store Room. Clothing ui Mail
Price.
U. SHEW MAKER
IE 5 CFNTS
GCOKS.
W STORE.
& CO.,
f. Washington St. VAPOLIS.
•OO 500 EI13ES PEIOES EW Embroideries,
per ynri-markMl tm low.
I, an extra lint- of
rsets, Bustles,
FRINGES, Ac.
es All-Slllt Cloaking jortn !*14. Twopiectsai Seat Bargains la
the
OUSE.
November 23, ITURE OS linandlrelaid
-BY—
F. HOWE,
ie bgveflt of
C1IAPEL
narrate th* interesting sals observed during hi* it Britain and Gern. any, lowing, "lz: aeenstown, Killarney, tho
Souse of Barns, Glasgow.
xford, Westminster Ab-
Dresden Art Galleries, the ens, etc. at Button A Hamilton's.
IF,
children 25 ctr. Fain ». $1.50.
Midland.
IE OF TIME.
Arrangement.
November 21, the Illinois •d its time tabjp. Uhe fole3 the correct time far the .rtnre of trains until lur-
ARRIVE. Fast Line 10^5 am Express 3. 5 ?refill 11,10 light 0,00
BIPAHT. Expres'...! 8,20 am .ceomodation 4,10 pin Freight, 2,20 a in
right. 7,10 a ni
7ANTED
Palace of Music.
We aregoinK to do yon good.
MC'NAMARA.
A. Nam? Getting to be as Familiar as Household Words. There is no doubt but that tho Grocer is a very important personage in every household. For uniformly courteous treatment we would recomend John D. McNamara, proprietor of that
on South Fourth street,
betweeu Onio and Walnut, east side. Give Mc a call.
Cielhiug at your prices.
Say!
Don't yon think that room want new paper on it? Better have it done over now while you can get it done for 15 cents a roll, by CHAKLEY FELTUS, 507 Ohio street, between Fifth and Sixth.
We are no snides-
F«R A SQUAHE MEAL GO TU BRGN1NU.
irl to do gentral houseply to Mrs, 8, K, Henderet, between GuliclL and
are ripe.
pera House to-night.
Opera Honse to-ntRht.
till attracts attention ,v 3D.
1 is to bo opened soon heatre.
he sbootist will be in th inst.
nd reading club is wrestcespwre.
ad lader boys will have 6th prox.
vening Theodore Tilton House. ed boys went gunning I came back sale.
ia rifle team will shoot and out of the way.
t.
atest amount of reading jrice take the GAZETTE.
3?
3romising voung orphans eremiab, are coming.
'ling makes turkeys and is kind towards each oth-
eighteen members of the !e, Chief Shewmaker
jrary learns that the Ht« rthington is to have ft 9.
earn hold forth at the ise promenade hall on •g night.
crossing at Sixth and low by several inches. Dh city dads.
iety order and association
aed to
be determined to
before spring.
time on all the railroads fleet yesterday. No majes are noticed.
,o be in your shoes" said another. '"You couldn't vas the quick reply.
ute policemen receive a pay thau the officers of The latter receive but iy whereas our men are
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