Terre Haute Evening Gazette, Volume 6, Number 150, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 December 1875 — Page 8

SPECIALTIES

-IN-:

W O O E N S

manufactured for our special sales. A full line of

Twelve and Ten Quarter AllWool

Bed & Crib Blasliets

in "White, lied and Grey colors. These goods are very handsome, and must be seen to be appreciated. A very acceptable and appropriate present for holidays.

Fimmel I^psr-mcm.

PIWG are headquarters for Plain and Twilled lied Medicated Flannels, which have so deservedly increased in popularity in the past few years:

Men's Shirting Flannels, Ladies Dress Flannels, Children's Plaid Dress Flannels, in great variety. These goods aro better in quality and at less price than ever boforo offered. In White and Grey, a Flannel tor Skirts two and one-hall' yards wide.

Print find Worsted

COMFORTABLE!

of our own manufacture, from the best materials, from $2 to $.

TM1S WJ3ISM

New Cloaks, New Shawls, New Furs, New Felt Shirts, ivew Fringes at prices greatly reduced.

.Wilson Bros. & Hunl«-y.

ht (§vmhtri fgnzetic.

THE LlMiEST vm vSs^ULATIOIS

Frt'. :y Evpnins, Dec. 8,1875.

fouling- Amusements.

Thursday, Dec.J-'^r.ornrrj :, Jn\ Hjnitii, Dowling HAII. Friday pnd b' il,vird:«T. Di^f. 3 siT.l 4, Mendelssohn Quiuteuo.o uo—Opera House.

Thursday, JiecJ 0\1y reagent of Knights of Pythias, .!rwiu Com 1)'nation in Damon ami Pythias—Opera House.

Friday, Deceinbsr 24, Bnll

Dowling Kali.

of the Broi:ur-

hood of i-oci.moliYt! Firemen—Dowlins? Hail. Friday, Dee. PI, BuM r!'I.cdr-ic 8, A. 0.17. W—

The WalkfrKsp I'cois

Can be bought at §1 to §1.00 a pail lower than other houses ever selr them at the Gr.,:at bar k.iupt Sale, 100, Main street.

The Tims French Kip Boot can be had ct the Great, .Bankrupt sala, .100 j\Iain street.

"It n's Woriiivsg Hioes

•at the Great Bankrupt Sale, 100, Main street. «ag».

Goto the Monster Bankrupt sale of Boots and Slices, 100 Main street, if you want your winter boots .and shoes at about your own pr co.

Since the lit opting"

-of the Monster Bankrupt sale of Boots and Shoes, 100 Main street, greater •bargaius than ever aro being offered.

KELLOGG to-night.

DAMON AND PYTHIAS.

OPERA HOUSE this CVPNINJ

FAJNTNIE J. KELLOGG.

MENDELSSOHN to-night.

•DAMON AND PYTHIAS, December OTH^ -at the Opera House.

SELDEN IRAVIN Combination one night moro in Damow and Pythias, on the test of friendship.

WHAT manner of friendship is this that a man will die for his friend? Such was the iriendship shown by Pythias for Damon.

IN the play of Damon and Pythias, the characters of olden times in the days of Knighthood, the principles ol friendship in its true character will be shown.

GEN. SIMON HIRSCH, of the Clay County Ztitung was in tho city this morning. He is still the same hearty, affable and genial gentleman as when he lived here.

ARRANGEMENTS have been made with tho roads running into the city for special rates for all who come to see tho Irwin Combination in Damon and Pythias, on the night of Dec. 9.

SELDSN IRWIN Combination, beryqueat of the gallant Knights of Pythias, will play Damon and Pythias at the Opera House next Thursday. It will be a big thing.

AN elegant lunch is set every morning and evening at the National House saloon by Lewis Best. The lunoh is prepared by Eugene Burning, which will give the public an idea of their quality.

FOP.the benefit of those of our sub-scribers-who are blind and have the paper read to tfaem, since no one else could fail to see it, we call at. tention to an advertisement of some clothing merchants on the first page.

AT TH» prayer meeting, this morn ing, held by the Y. M. C. A., there were a number of requests lor prayers made, one of which came from St. Louis. There is considerable interest manifested abroad in regard to these meetings,

AHC8EHENTS.

CONCERT AT THE OPERA HOUSE.

By a*io atreii«leI«solJii Qain'eKc Club aucl 5Si«s Fannie Jf. Kellogg".

jVa appreciative audience assembled at'the Opera House last evening to hear tho'concert giren by 'hy Alendels' son Quintette Club, assis^l by Miss Fannie J. Kellogg. The reputation of this famous organization is so tirmly established, and has been so fairly earned, that any thing in the way of criticism would be impossible, and commendation is a work of supererogation. It is only necessary therefore, to say that the prograrnmo was an excellent one, embracing selections from the best known and most popular of the world's favorite compositors, and admirably adapted to display the merit's of the club, both individual and collective. The lluto sr.lo, "La Favorite de Vinnc," by Edward Heindl, was exquisitly rendered, and followed by an encore.

Since the club was hero l^st it has added a new member, in the person of Mr. Allen. His merit as a violinist was shown in the "Grand duo concertante" for violins, with Wm. Shultz. This piece was cncorod and richly deeorved it.

Miss Kellogg was ou the programme for three songs. .Each appearaneo was an ovation, and each song a treat. In every case she was rapturously applauded, and responded wi'.hasong. Of these additional pieces "I drestirrt I dwelt in Marble Halls," end "Home Sweet Home" were especially well rondered, and pleasing to the audience, though tlio gem of the evening was the "Echo Song" in the first part of the programme. Since here last, Miss Kellogg's voice has gained in power, and lost none of its wonderfull flexibi'ity, and sweetness. Another concert will bo given this evening, and a sacred concert on Sunday evening, both at the Opera House. Of the concert this evening, tho following is the programme.

PART JTJ5ST.

1. Ovesatnre to Jfiimpn Heroic! Arranged by T. Hyan. Soiifr. ho liir.l that came, in

W h«i,

u,pr

ioy

9. English Ballad Ularibel Ii S Ki-liOgg. 10. Biidal March,arscl Hrklesmaid's Chorm, Ironi tiie Opera o! J.obeugriu.

Arranged by T. Ryan.

MEETINGS.

EIGHTH EVEHIXtt MEEUNG THIS CITY.

MCK STACKS

ii£t."

With Flute Obligato Be .i die! Miss Fannie Kellogj. A flMul voice came to a -,d Iro

All wildly on ilie breizs, As if it knew no: where to g', '•'o leafless we:e the tre&> A!ove the noisy broot it:a.nr,

seemed brmf,

Thai.ha.opy voice how sweet sang! Tae bird that caino in ring I'AltT SECOND. 8. Allegro from the IJuintetto In op, 29 Bftf thoven 4, Solesfjr a."

visht

Hong "..Ilamm

Ciarinette b. "Rondo l'roui lieverie Caprice." Kyan 5. .ballot Music from "Robert, ie Diable."

Arrangfid by \V. Shultze. Myerbeer C. Jewel Soug,

frura

Fnust Gounod

Miss Fa-uiio Kellogg.

7. Fauiai-ie io~ Violoncello Servais Hudolrh lien nig. 8. Fautnisie for Violin on "Jesuis !e retK Tambour." David

C'ias.

Alifcu.

MoreCrawdttl Than Evor.

Our country readers got, a glimpse last Saturday of the extent of the Y. M. C. A. meetings now being held at Terre Haute, under the leadership of D.-, Muuhall and Rev. Walts. Last night another crowded house possibly fuller than any that had preceded it, greeted the revivalists.

Tho addresses made were earn st exhortations to coma to the Lord Jesus Christ. Rev. Walts related tho anecrelative to Lady Erskine. While present at a meeting of a religious character, some person arose and said: "I havo a soul to sell wh bids? Satan bids. HheolFers wealth and ease and tho happimss which these things bring. I have another bidder, the Lord Jesus Chaist. He offers joy, and peace and contentment which the world cannot give. Who shall have the soul?" Lady Erskine, it is said, touched by this appeal,"knelt and offered herself to Christ as being the highest bidder.

Dr. Munhall made a very short address, in fact, the addresses were all short. He said that

TEE DEVIL IS A LIAR.

He offers men things which he does not possess. lie showed the supremacy of his impudence and falsehood when ho took Jesus Christ on the top of a high mountain and offered to give Him all the outstretching lields if He would but fall down and worship him. The devil didn'town those fields. They were not his to give. Christ was the cattle on a thousnnd hills and the very hills themselves. His promises are sure. He offers more and he can give more. A very much larger number remained at the inquiring meeting than on any previous evening. Many persons have selected a subject or two and try again last evening continuing the threa dof argument or intercourse in most instances it was not argument, however, it was exortation. Fully thirty additional persons arose last night when the call was made for those who wished to be Christians.

Is your Life Worth 25 Cents? If it is, do not neglect a cough or cold. Use Dr. Ball's Cough Syrup at once.

Sale

of reserved seats for Damon and Pyth, ias commences on Tuesday morning December 9td, at the Central Book Store.

California Wine

cure, the best for family use, at May Bros.

--S', .,1:. *r -ft-

I*"'

Holiday Sales.

Ladies' Initial Handkerchiefs,

Perfect beauties and very cheap.

Ladies5 oquaro Silk Mufflers,

Ladies' Fancy Bordered Kilk Hand kerchiefs.

Gents' Fancy Bordered Linen Silk 'Handkerchiefs,

JLmlit'h' SH«MS C«PI*SS'

and

Ladies' Embroidered Linen Collars and (..'nil's.

.1 ii nud 8 Buttons and (Jauntlets.

NUMA8

in. mi

OOLOIis-.

NIieHam! ami Slrab Nubian,

Lcg^ins & Fancy Wool Slositry.

-THK-

Altai" Kid Glove

Long looked for, has corae at lost—

riTT.yo

E5HS£osb8—Price ajs«J Warrstsiied,

ALBANilQDS for Misses.

Buy at OJicc whilo the .'issorlment is fresh.

W„ S. JRYCE & CO.

STOP

Read aad Consider

These are times of hardship and oppression (o EVERYBODY. No man should invest a dollar without first konv.'ing whether he will in return receive 100 cents in value for it or not. Tu so doini: you should not fail to examine

MSEiMJES & €©5C®

JMNE ASK

COMPLETE STOCK

which is bought for cost and many times at heavy discount, which are always marked proportionately on the same terms. Look at the prices Working Full $5 and up Kusicatfss Siaifs, §9, §10 and $12 hard to beat.

Call for that §16 fine

^I/SL-W ooi SUIT,

which sold last year for $20, and OVERCOATS too numerous to mention, from §5 up. For quality, style

nud price they defy competition..

Look and see for yourselves.

522 TMEaiii

NORTH 811 WEAK SIXTH.

JKED MEN'S BALL.

List of Pdzfis to be Voted For. The ball which is now announced by the Red Men, to take place on Christmas eve, at the new and elegant hall over the Market House, is tho all-ab-sorbing topic of conversaton. Two costly prizes are offered to be voted for. One, a Gold Headed Cane to bo in future property of the most popular member ot the City Council, as determined by ballot. The other, a superb Berry Stand, will be voted to tho most popular lady. The prizes are now on exhibition at the Central Book Store.

To he Public!

I take this method of inlorming my friends, former patrons and others, that I have again embarked in the wholesale and retail Cigm and Tobaccp trade, and will hereafter conduct the same, at Mr. T. W. Howard's old stand, on South Sixth street, opposite the Postoffice. Mr. Howard, who is well and favorably known to the community, has been retained in- nay employ, and will be found ready at all times to attend to the wants of my customers. In establishing this busiss, I do so with the full determination, to g?t a lion's share of the retail trade. I have facilities, possessed by no' other man in Terre Haute, for manufacturing cigars, and will sell all of my celebrated brands at retail for wholesale prices, and at wholesale for manufacturer's prices. These prices have been fixed upon the calculation that I will be paid for all the goods I sail, and will therefore sell for cash only.

You will* by patronizing'mo, not only save money for yourself, but at the same time encourage home industry, and keep the money at home which would otherwise be sent abroad. I am determined to out-strip all competitors, and sell abet ter cigar at less price than any one Call and exarhlne.

Respectfully,

.*- N. KATZENBACH.

Terre Haute, Dec. 1, 1875.

"J. PRICE LIST.

A good cigar 2 cents. A very good cigar 2 for 5 do An excellent cigar 3 do Regalias 5° Seed and Havanas... 5 do Large Regalias 6 do Clear Havana 7 do

All other brands in proportion.

JBTJY r^o

UNDER WEAH!

-OK-:

GLOVES

until ou have exair.iuetf the immense display at

HUNTER'S

SHIRT STOTr£ IK:,

157 STREET.

The ca~-h srstem makes fine goods wit! in the reach of all.

Porsons

belonging to tho profession tell us'that we need not hesitate to recoraraond the play of Damon and Pythias as rendered by the Seldsn Irwin Company.

Sleepy Movements

are not suited to this age. In every line of business the men who win, are those that are wide awake. "Wide awake prices" arc 10,OCO yards best Sprajjuo Prints, 7 cents. 12,000 yards best Cocheco and Meriimack Prints, 7 cents.

Elegant Shawls, Cloaks,Dress Goods, Opera Flannel Hoods, Suits for Children way belov- early season price. Buy only "Peacock" Alpacas. Handsome stock of Carpets.

FOSTKU BROS.

Tree Tnril* Soup Lane!

at the St. Charles Saloon to-night.

tseliieii Irwin

Combination Company in Damon and Pythias, Thursday, Dec. 9th.

Wheu yora paircSzage or foe sure yoia look w«M Ei-eSftrtt y»sa is ho smacia isa siaarfeet BsmvaiSsii ».hsat cme Eisussi weed be ewrcUs?. always purclaia-e sa reliable dealer, like !. KeSlioM. At iiis* y©2i need fiiiavo no ie.aa* of Ibcifig cUaesaied. Mis ai'c jalw&ys wSiai Sse represents Siaeiaa to be. Hla prices stro BO SOW tlssil aao reasonable saltan fisnd fitsuEt f« tlaMt sscwre. I5olbi5tJ will uot !e unriei'BOld.

Kcs^rved Heats

for the play, Thursday, Dec. 9ih, at the Ceutral Book Store.

Jast. llcceived,

anew Jot of McBraherSour .\iash, the liuest in tho market, at May Bros.

Irwm Combination

December 9,1875.

&Ei<i $JIL1AS£§.

We lisive on "approval" from fhn maauSacicarers alias© ci Seal Dloakeaatd shali oiler ilarm far a few days oaaly, at a paviwg of I roaaa $25 flo $49 an a cloacJc 1© Oae purchaser. F£LSC1WH£L1 JAUES5ET.

Irwin Combination

next Thursday night.

The Finest

California Riesling Wiue, justopened, at May Bros.

serve Scats

will be on

for the Irwin Combination sale at tho Central Book Store on Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock.

May Kros'

Brandies, as well as other Liquors, can not be excelled by any one.

Wo Sell

California Wine by the bottle or dozen cheap.

Closi"g-Ont.

During this month we will close out out a splendid stock of trimmed hats and bounots, at about half tho real value. If you have not bought yet. come and get a bargain at

S. L. Straus. 149 Main street.

Don't Fail

to see Damon and Pythias a3 rendered by the Irwin Combination. Friendship in the trne sense is shown in the great play to be presented by the par ty on Thursday nignt, Dec. 9!-h.

Waterproofs.

We lead the trade. Navy Blue WaterProof $1. Other stores charge $1.25. Good "Waterproofs 75c. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY WINTER GOODS.

Heavy White Blankets $2.75 pr. Heavy White Blankets ?3 pr. Heavv White Blankets $3.50 pr. Grey Blankets $2 a pair. Large Bed Comfortables $2. New Furs just opened at low prices. Cloaks,Shawls and Dress Goods down in price at FOSTER BROS.

OVER-SHOES

AT J.

JORVOS'S.

The Best in the City.

Pork Honse Offals.

TENDERLOINS, SAUSAGE MEAT, RIBS, ETC. for sale at Nos. 36 and 38 Main street*

WM. W. DAVIS & Co.

mi'ik'iiSKiV .f&U 1..

FELSENUELD 4 JAURIET.

WILL OPEN

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 32,1875.

The largest and most complete assortment of Dres9 Goods displayed by them this season, iucludiug AM Elegant &ITSSE OL 40, 45 ixscia

COLORED

ALL NEW SHADES,°at 75, $1, 1.15,1.23. Also an entire new stock of

Hack Cashmeres. Black Biarritz Cloth, Black French Cloth,

OVER-SHOES

The Best iu ike Oily.

Aldrich & Scorer

keep Leeches at their barbershop, corner of Fifth and Main streets. People v/ho get black eyes or bruises should make note of this.

Aldrich & Sseger

keep Leeches at their barber shop, corner of Fitth and Main streets. People v/ho get black eyes or bruises should make a note bf this.

LEAF LABiK

YVYATT IS KILLINt* LARGELY A

ais south esd slauguTEIiHuiJsi:.

Some ot Hisi Famous Lily White Lard Just Heady for i'urefcasers.

The best, cheapest and most satisfactory way all around for the people of Terra Haute, who are householders to do, is to gather

their cans and jars,

and have P. T. Wyatt, fill them with the best of his famous lard. None is whiter, none purer, none better, none cheaper, and none will

deliv

ered more promptly and regularly at yougiouse. Everybody can depend on felting just what they want at Wyatt's. He has a reputation to sustain. He is the cynosure of all eyes, and is jealous of his own reputation. Patronize him at bis Sixth street store.

OVER-SHSES

ATJ. ®.

The Best in the City.

Eleventh Iudfana.

There will be a meeting at the Council chamber, on Saturnay night, December 4th, of tho members of the llth Indiana Volunteers, for the purpose of electing officers, and hearing the report of the Finance Committee.

By order of CAPT. JOHN BRYAN. President. Journal ana Express copy.]

Boss Hop.

There will be asocial quadrille party given at Pence's Hall, on Monday night, December 6t.h. A full band of music will be in attendance, and the strictest order preserved.

Saj!

Don't you 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 CHARLEY FELTTJS, 507 Ohio street, between Fifth and Sixth.

COllX MEAL.

at Almey & Harris' popular Bloomington Road Mills.

Until

the first of January, Fine Cassimere Suits, usually sold for ?35, will be reduced to $30, at J. P. Brennan's, Ohio street Merchant Tailor.

You

Can Save

by buying a fine pair of Cassimere Pants made to order for §7, at J. P# Brennan's, Ohio street Merchant Tail-

^Persons

wanting day board will be accommodated at 703 Ohio street, third house east of Seventh. Also, three furnished or unfurnished rooms for rent.

MRS. J. A. WOOD.

You Can Save $3

by buying a fine pair of Cassimere Pants made to order for §7, at J. P. Brennan's, Ohio street Merchant Tajl°r*

Black lira]) Etc,

All of which, being bought laic in the season, can ar.d will be offered at SO percent, less than their value, Also si new invoKc'of

At $8.50, 8.75, 4.00, 4 50, 5.00, 8.00, 10.00, 12 00, 15.C0, avd 5 0.00.

New Novelties in Ties, NbW Silk Mraidkercliieis, New Feather 'TnHtmmigH* &c.,

Hew Trimming &€.

I ELSE! HELD .& AII BUT. MARBLE PALACE,

686 MASH' STSBESB®, MA8!®B.

Brnniug

at Lis Main' street restaurant, has the reputation of ke^pint the nicest table in Terre Hauie. Be is par excellence tbe cat-crer of Terre Ilante. Try him, and know his ways.

Picture Frames.

For line Picturo Frames at Bottom Prices, go to D. L. Ilustors. Ho makes them himself a:id.warrants them the very best. Siiop in Cook's block, on North Fourth street.

S.j-

JEWELRY.

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 STS.

Flour and Feed

and general, Groceries ,at Eckho'lf & Zimmerman's ou South Fourth street between Walnut and Poplar. Give them a call.

BL0CK_C0AL.

Teii Cents

kPer

JBuskeL

The Ohio Street coal dealers, Messrs. Merrill & Wheat, mako the above astonishing offer. Patronize them. ir»r»

LaFayette ALtl'o.ry

try his coal. i'

Glycerols of Arnica

Cures Chapped Hands, and renders a rough skin soft and clear. Sold only by Buutin & Armstrong, druggists corner Sixth and Main streets.

FINEJFURS.

Haiidscmo Hats and Capital .' Caps, J. H. Douglass lias the finest assortn mentofhats, caps and furs,!in the city. His stock is the largest, and his prices most reasonable. Try him, and know his ways.

Giro

MERRIL & WHEAT, the progressive Coal meu, 3Tour orders. Ohio street south side, between Fourth and Fifth.

LOCKARD The West.

Miami "i

Commercial College, Dayton, O. Please S9nd for circulars.

Take

Frazier's Root Bitters for the blood

T. A. Blatkeuj, tko east end boot maker meg but the best stock, pays attention stiicOy to business and tnrns ont all work exactly wbat agreed upon. Givelilni a call, Main street, just JSast of Lewi's JLivery Stable.

Mattresses Renovated

and made ov- good as new at Hanley's Mattress Factory, on Fifth street, between Main and Cherry. Second hand furniture, or goods of any kind taken in payment for work.

Calcimining

done at 7 cents a yard by CHARLEY FELTUS.

Gnlick & Berry,

wholesale agents for Frazier's Root Bitter"- the great blood remedy.

MAX JOSEPH

r, WiUJPInd ¥our Fit.

If not, or if you preler it, he will make yoar garments to order in the bestofstyle and out of the best of goods that you select. West Main st. cor. Second.

[CE 5 CFNTS

Hftnto where

TAIL! mtinned warm opening

Idren

tiding. Thfse

and in this

iliere to make

Goods

Goods all fresh manly salesmen or mot.

PERA come

ioooss.

iVEPf ..

&ROUPE. Grocers.

The above firm, stationed, as they are, near the river, and having plenty of cash to buy, are taking in all the eggs and couutry produce that comes along. For anything" in tho way of eggs and butter they aro unquestionably cheap. Mfin street, between First and Second.

'or This Week

109 of handsome 19 new dark shades) at rth |2.50. pieces of magnificent inch, Lyona Faille 1 evening tints, at rth ¥2.50. 9u pieces of extra, (rain Silk, new dark orth $2.25 to (2,60. %s of regular make double-faced Black cs, worth 60 oents. sen, same make, in jualities, at 50 cents,

leces of Extra Dlatrkish Brilllan tines, .warranted, at 65 ota,

Cashmeres,

color, quality

anything in these their interest to expedal bargains. pectfnlly,

RES & CO.,

5,Ac37

Inton Street,

just re-

HENRY CLIFF.

Si.SON,,

otoreri of oiary

and

Marina

E S

STD CYLINDER,

okeStacks, Sheet

jOrk, &e.

between Walnut and Haate, Ind. done In the most sub* short notice, and-as 7 establishment In tbe ed and punctually at-

SALOON

r, proprietor.

etween Ohio and Inat.

Clean and Tobacco, BO^ Llquors and Beer

9 to 12 A. M.

jtwo thousand hogs ed with the Davis alistament, waiting reather is too

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