Terre Haute Evening Gazette, Volume 6, Number 262, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 April 1876 — Page 8

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Attractive Display of Hosiery.

HOBERG, ROOT &, 00 Opera House are to-day offering th? most elegant line of LADIES, GENTLEMENN, MISSES. BOYS AND CHILDREN^ spring and summer Hosiery ever displayed in Torre Haute., Ladies Brown Balbriggan Hose, regular made and extra long 50c. pair.

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Ladifs "IVftite cotton hose in all grades and sizes 10,12-2, 15, 20, 25, 30c, 35, 40, 50c, and upwards Misses and (Jliildrens Hose, white cotton, Bro Striped Baibrigsan* Forney Striped in 50 different styles at Prices ranging from 10c to $1 pair Gentlemens Hosiery Siifc Clocked Brown B&lbriggan Half Hose 50c pair worth 75c. British Ma If Hose 10, 15, 20, 25c, \ay pair. Boys Half Hose in ail

Brown and

Bine Mixed.

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& Co.

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latest cits ckrculatkcx

Saturday livoattie: April 22, 1876.

City and Neighborhood.

Sesame, open, coming.

Chambers is r,he only cash grocer in Terre Haute. Reud his price list in an other column.

That new horse* of the T. H. & C. engineer, is the highest stepper in town.

Rev. Howe preaches upon the much abused commandment, "Thou shalt not steal," to-morrow.

The services at tho churches tomorrow, judging lrom the notices elsewhere, will be very interesting.

Regular

boarder- at the National

are treated as well as transient. In tact all are treated uniformly well at the popular house.

There has been a robbery at x)ecker station oo the E. & C. road. One hundred and eighty-live dollars v/ere taken lrom the store ol R. R. Dixin.

Persons up as early as half past three this morning, and by-the-way, there are a great many, people in Terre Haute who do arise at that hour, nruizht have seen the attendants at the Leap Year party gaily proceeding to their homes.

Skriously, every young man in town should join some_ good bibl^ class. Ignorance of nothing is so unpardonable as that of the bible. In the busy marts of the world quotations from it pass as current coin. They are always understood, and so often justly applicable,

THERE are reports of a murder at Grayaville, 111*, on the Cairo & Vincennes road, by one Alvis, an ex-em-ploye" of the E & C., which is more mixed than horrible. A woman seems to have been the casus belli and a

Scantling the means of prosecutiEg it

A NOTICE of the centennial masquerade ball, which/occurred night before last, at the hall of the club, over the American Express office, was omitted from yesterday's paper through mistake. Suffice it, at this late hour, to say that the ball was an immense success.

PJSTO:LS number one way ar.d shot another. This truth well remembered will save msiiiy bad' bets &nd much wrangling In dispute. A number 32 revolver is of larger bore than a 22 but the reverse in point of size is true of shot. It

wps

a 22 Smith & Wesson

lhat Hartsock used at the Exchange hotel. MESSRS. GRIMES AND ROYSK, agents for the Atchisin, Topeka, and SantaFe roads are organizing an excursion to leave Terre Haute on the 10th of May. Their rates, which will be here in a few days will be publish edinthe OAZETTK. A good many have signified in advance their intentions of goiDg.

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Runaway.

A eotemporary learns thnt lar.t uigbt the horse ofE. Burns, which was hitched at thedoorofthe gentleman's store, broke away, frightened by the throwing down of an awning in front, on the sidewalk, and attempted to run. Mr. Burns caught one wheel and a line and pulled the animal toward him. He was thrown down and one of the wheels passed over his left leg. He was also struck in the side by a wheel. He was very badly injured, and when carried home complained of his back and left knee joint very much. The wagon was broken in one or two places.

A PALA.CE OF PLEASURE.

Tlie Cobsirn Saloon With Il'» Improvement and Decorations.

The handsomest tioloon in the city, is the Coburn. John T. Staff the proprietor, has just had the same refitted, the walls and ceiling are handsomely decorated, the counter is the longest in the city, and the bar is ti9tefully arranged,and has the handsomest ice cluet in the state. Mr. StaS always keeps the best of liquors and cigars and connected with his Saloon, is a Billiard Parlor in charge of Mr. Ed. Cassady, where any lover of the crame can spend a pleasant hour. Mr. Staff is an enterprising, energetic young in^n, determined to keep a quiet aud orderly place, and is deserving of a large patronage. Give him a call.

CITY ELECTION NOTICE.

To the Voters of the City of Terre Haute, Vigo county, Indiana You are hereby notified that an election will be held in the several wards ot said city of Terre Haute on the

FIRST TUESDAY IN MAY, ISTfi, for the election of ono Councilman from each of the six wards in the city of Terre Haute.

Tho places of voting in the several wards, and the officers "of election to be as follow.-

First Ward—At the Ninth street market house. Inspector,.Tames Hook. Judges, Joseph W. Barnett and Gotileib Reiss.

Secoud Ward-At Burgett's "ooardng house, Ninth and Walnut streets. Inspector, Alexander Thomas. Judges, J.

S. Jordan and J. O. Hidden. Third Ward—At Eickmeyer'e, botween Second and Third streets. Inspector, Martin Grace. Judges, M. Kercheval and George Gordon.

Fourth Ward—At Crawford's warehouse. Inspector, John D. Murphy. Judges, C. W. Naylor and L. F. Reifnider.

Fifth Ward—At Snyder's lumber yard, Seventh and Elm streets. Inspector, M. C. Rankin, Jndges, John Davey and Charles W. Duddleston.

Sixth Ward—At opposite glassworks, Inspector, H. Helmkimp,Judges, S, J. Rossman and E. Bleemel.

By order of tho Common Council, April 21, 1876. Jambs B. Edmunds, Mayor.

Attest: John B. Tolbert. Terre Haute, April 21, 1870.

SOMETEFT.

THE

The forty thieves are

Rev. G. P. Peat.e will preach at the •Qiinty asylum ot 3 P. M. to-morrow

HARLAN

OaN

Out of the drove of "cattle which P. Wyatt bought of Mr. Harlan, the heavy feeder, who rivals even "Extra Billy Smith." P. Wyatt still has some left, which be is des'pensing to meat loving citizens from both his Sixth Btreet. and Fourth street stands. Plenty ot good mutton and veal for Sunday e.itiag.

Parasols.

Our stock of over 5,000 Parasols aud Sun Umbrellas is now on sale. We have not a dollars worth of old goods over from last year, and you may re3t assurrcd we will make it to your interest to buy these goods of us this season.

Foster Bros.

G3A.ND FiUSK LUNCH to-night at the Fountain Billiard Parlors south side Main, between Third and Fourth.

BATS

FASHIONABLE

A in iv a a ai idc» that cannot be b*»t lor f«sh, al Store.

AWNINGS.

NOW IN Tin: TIME TO HAVE THEM. FU'F UP.

Matresses Made and All Kinds of Upholstery Done at Hanleys.

J. HaDley. whose shop this spning is in Cook's block on Fourth street, between Main and Cherry is propared to put up awnings, "to make matrasses, 'recover chairs aud to do all- kinds oi upbo'stery work. Apply to him.

SPRING TIME COME GENTLE ANNIE

and with it the laudable desire in every breast to doff the worn out heavy clothing used last winter and don some new suits in new styles and neat make ups such as Brennan, the- Ohio street merchant prince is constantly turning out. Remember that ••The apparel oft maltes the man."

Bull Sells

The Prairie City cook stove, in the market.

The best

Pryanuds,

Of the latest design, aud most perfect workmanship turned out at Heinig's bakery lor use at balls and parties.

Will open to-day a Handsome line of Plain and Fancy Summer Silks.

Au elegant line of Grenadines improved styles and Twentylive per cent, cheaper than last years stocks.

New specialities in and Aeige Dress Goods.

Of Eaiierest

CATTLE

still bk

FOUMI) AT P. Wi'ATTS.

Secare Some Remains:

r-nt Willie

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3* oli air

Two Hundred Liaiva suits for Ladies, Siisses anii"-.hiltlrea will be sold as low as tt»e cost of the material,

Will olfssr special bitgriius in Gloves, Hosiery, Collars, Ti'gj Handkerchief's and Faisty Goods,

The 'Favorite" Kid Glove in sprint? shades and party-uol ors. Two iiutton9 seventy-five cents the best Bargain ever offered izi a Glove,

WILSON BEOS. SUNDAY BEEF

A Choice opportunity to Get sorn? Splendid

Beef,

Seoburger Brothers have rocently purchased from Alexander Mann, the great cattle king of Illinois, a choice lot of beef fattened by him for the New York market. These splendid cattle will be served from now on to the customers of this meat market. Nothing better was ever otlered for sale in' Terre Haute.

They have also some line spring lambs raised by themselves and warranted in superb condition. Call early tomorrow if you wish to celebrate the close of the lenten season with something splendid in tho way of meats lor dinner on E-ister Sunday: Seeburger Bros., west side of Fourth street, between Main and Ohio.

ue at-

will find Bruning's an excellent, placffor Dinner Elegant Nj-w Wlyies Dr»l»tl'-*-Se lac tt«, 111*1 npen«d by

FEL8ENHELD & JAURIET.

LADIES WILL FIND A SPLENDID LINE OF FANCY GOODS ALL OF LATEST STYLES AND EX

OF LATEST STYLES AND

POTATOES.

R, W. Rippotoe, proprietor of two the leading stands in Terre Haute has an abundance of tho best potatoes lor table use. See him.

Gli ANlTFliE HiLU N r.R to-night at the Fountain Billiard Parlore south side of Main, between Third and Fourth.

CORN MEAL. fc Harris' popular Bloom-

at Almey ingtou Road Mills tincinnaji House.

The patrons of tho Cincinnati House all testify that it is the best little bote! considering tho price charged for board, in the State of Indiana. Mr. Seitz sets a first

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table, keeps a

first class bar and a first class house in every particular.

You Can

buy a good every day suit at the Star Clothing Store for $0.00. A good,filing white shirt for $1.00.

Parlor Spittoons, Decorated Flower Pots, Fine Wall Rockets aud Brackets Cut and engraved Gobleta latest Patterns and every thing else that is nice you will find at Tbeo. Stahi's mammoth glassware store, Main street, between Sixth and Sev enth, North side.

Arc Your Scissors Dull?

Or is your knife blunt then you want to take them to August Rahder. His shop is on the west side of Ninth street, between Main and Ohio and he will sharpen scissors and knives very cheaply and promptly. Try him.

POTATOES.

R. \V. Rippetoe, proprietor of two of the leading stands in Terre Haute has an abundance of the best potatoes for table use. See liiiu.

Base Music.

To be aroused from sveet and delicious slumber by a "cat serenade," is on a par with being annoyed in church by the steady barking and coughing of individuals jwho neglect to take Dr. Bull's CoughjSyrup'

J. R. CHAMBERS,

Sixth si. near P. O,

Coffee, 22£ and 25. Tea,Imp. 50, 60 and 75 Tea, Y. Hyson 50, 65 and 80. Tea, Black 50, 6^ and $100. Syrup, 70c per gallon, Sorghum, extra 60c per gallon.

Also a large assortment of other goods equally as low, for cash only.

GRAND FREE LUNCH

to-night at the Fountain Billiard P.ir. lors south side of Main, between Tliird and Fourth.

CARD,

We shali display new goods each clay during the week, just purchased by Mr. Ryce, who Is now In New York, taking advantage of the great break in prices of Dry Goods, which has tak^n place wltniD the last ten day?, Persons anticipating making their spring purchase?, will save money to examine these goods as they arrive. Weguarantee to save them at leasi 25 per cent, ou iheir purchases.

W. 8. KYCE «Sr t'*.

EEGOXSJSG TO ARRIVE-

A beautiful ilav of summer silks received to-day by exi»ret-b', at prices away below any yet named lor the same quality

JLadicg.

We have just received a full line of Mine. Demor69ts Reliable Patterns for Spring and Summer, 187G. Pric.cs red uced, Call for a Catas

Foster Bros.

Merchants

come light here.

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goods in this market. Aiso a fail line ot Black Grns Grain Silks at correspondinaly low Price.* thef.esillii'.

Don's lull lo look at

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—READY

MADE—

SUITS!

A full Stock now open in Spring Siylee.

HEADQUARTERS FOR £AI*T KADfi SUITS,

ALSO

Suits Made io Order

Briehton Sutrs 8 8,00 Plain Worst'd Built 10,00 Repp do do 12,0u

Rooaix Pop.in 15,00

OO MB IINT^TIO :v

Hufts made from Cashrnfireblaid" and plain Cashmere Beige, from 81?,QJ to SiS.CO BLACK ALPACA SUITS, from 810,00 to ?25.00. The material will cost as much as we oileri.he suit ready inade for.

I'L&IX AKI

Kmbroidered Casemere JACKKTS and "WRAPSjust received. Kor a hprmg Wrap ol any Jiinu tlon fail

W. IS. BYC4B &

Attention Democrats.

To the Democratic and liberal voters of the city of Terre Haute: You are respectfully requested to meet at tho several places mentioned below, on Saturday evening, April 112d, at balf-past seven "o'clock, to nominate caudidstes for councilmen for tho ensuing city election.

First Ward—Turner Hall. Secoud Ward—Reeses' carpenter shop, corner of Seventh and Walnut streets.

Third Ward—Eickmeir'.s store, Farrington street, between Second aud Third.

Fourth Ward—Engine house. Fifth Ward—Link's carpenter shop. Sixth Ward—Garber's store, corner -or

Jx'woirrt

THE ON

TREMBLY LOW PRICES AT

{/lit ts line p0pULAR CENT STORE, nine* .... ^rnjJlTH ST.

FOURTH ST

and I*crplar. Johu Garretson, Chairman,

John E. Lamb, Secretary,

Rcmnu'ber the Kail

of St, Joseh's J. A. B. Society, a Dowlings Hall, on Monday evening, April 17, '76.

POTATOES.

E. W. Rippetoe, proprietor of two of the leading stands in Terre Haute has an abundance of tho best toes for table t'se. See him.

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BEAD SHOT JO iiORHOWiillS A. G. Austin and Co., sell the Best Imported Fluting machines at $5.0G« extra irons or heaters 10c.

BRANCHING OUT.

LEE BROS, '"»00 MATE TWO UTAm® AKD BOTH ARE WELL

CONDUCTED, .'

What Morfi People

Ooul What

HQ they

While the improvements are going on at Lee Bros. Sixth street stand they are occupying their neatly furnished and well located stall at the market bouse which they intend to permanently holdi They are still, however, doing business aud a good deal of it at the Sixth street place, and, as a^gentieman, laughingly remarked yesterday, d*o more business when tumbled up with plasterers and other workmen in the house than some firms do when everything is right.

HOU512EE EPEiiH SEE

IMMENSE DISPLAY.

COME AHD GET THE NOVELTIES

Euuter's Men's-Famishing store, Sign of ilie Golden Shirt.

Worthy Consideration,

TIMES BEING HARD, MONEY SCARCE

—THIS IS THE TIME—

YOU SHOULD ECONOMIZE, Heflee.U Bss Sure You're Sight, Then Go Ahead

AND IN VIEW OF THE FACT Y'OU SHOLLD NOT FAIL TO

EXA3II1TE tiiH ELKGAKT SS»iSI^Q STOfK

MILLER & 'COX,

Which is Complete ih its Apartmenfs. Quality, Style ami Prieo will compare favorably with any house in the Stats. Either Rendy Made or to Order.

4«5fflABS

Orders tor Parties

can be promptly and satisfactorily filled if left at Heinig's Bakery. All of the freshest and nicsst confections furnished.

Why Will Yon Suiter

from Rbeumatism.Sprains,Stiff Joints Swellings, Burns.Scalds or Weak Bacl when the CentHur Liniment aflorot eertain relief. Many articles sootL pain to a certain extent, but the Cer» taur Liniment cures, The White Lin iment is for the human family, tin Yellow Liniment is for horses and animals.

Eugene Brnnlng,

proprietor of the famous Fren«h restaurant which bears bi3 name, has reduced the price of table board at his establishment, to §4.00 per week This reduction is in sympathy with that general decline in all prices, which is one-of the noticeable, and expected con sequences, ot an attempt, to resume specie payments. Like a wise business man, Mr. Bruning has anticipated the decline, and his customers will appreciate it.

to tho popular cent store for your fane goods and notions, 4th street

70 M-A-ITV NT. ^J^ood news for everybody.

Run and tell it.

jpnglish suitings.

THEO. STAHL,

614 Main street, bet. 6th and 7th north side.

LADIES WILL FIND ASPLFNDID LINE OF FANCY GOODS ALL OF LATEST STYLES AND EXTREMELY LOW PRICES AT THE POPULAR CENT STORE ON FOURTfi ST.

Ale At Beer Prices. J. D. McNamsra is selling at his saloon on south Fonrth street below Ryaa's, the beat ofToledeale for five cents a glass.

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Jj^nglish cloths and Cassimere

^^"ice new and nobby.

jpor Dress and Business snits

liiiliE

Make haste to see the job lot of Feather Dueters at A. G. Auetiu and Co's. They are indespeusable in a house aud very cheap.

An elegant line of Silver Plated Castors (Tripple Plate) which I will sell at prices which, defy competition

J^ich Plaids

^nly try them,

ever cheaper or nicer.

rjpime and tide waits fo no man.

Tailoring.

The undersigned is prepared to do tailoring, renovating, cleaning and mending at bis place of business, on the southeast corner of. First and Mulberry. DAVID SCOTT.

POTATOES.

R. W. Rippetoe, proprietor of two of the best stands iu Terre Haute has an abundance of the best potatoes for able use. See him.

Try

Shewmaker's "Light Loaf," and 'May, Queen" flotir. It is the beat in he market.

522 Main St., N. Side, Near Sixtli, TJERKJE MAUTiD, IXD.

E A E S S E S FOLEY & WILKERSON HAVE JUST MKCSIVEU JFIM&EI CIX-

TJie very latest style of Hate, Caps, sad Furnishing Goods.

ST.

If You Waut

a good pump,get a stone pump of Wm. H. Fisk. Office, Third street, near the court house.

Board.

A lew more table boarders, bv the week, can be accommodated at the French Restaurant of Engine Bruninp. His restaurant is centrally located, on Main street, between Filth and Sixth erms reasonable, and the board of the ery best.

Exhibition.

Centennial exhibition at the Marble and Granite Emporium of Barnett, Palmer & Swift. The seance is free, and all are invited. Come one, corneal], and purchase Monuments, Headstones and Vases, with genuine Centennial cash. All purchasers realize a Big Bonanza. Prices lower than ever. Don't forget the place, East Main street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.

OPP. OPKUA

Sixth, south sido.

P.S.

The neatest thing in the business is the advertising case put up in the office of tbo National Hotel by S, Patrick fc Co, These gentlemen have purchased the Territory of Indiana, Ohio and Illinois, from the Patentee and will put up the cases in all the principal cities and towns of these States. The cise at the National is a sample, one of th«69 same patterns will be put up in thaTerre Haute House and St. Clair Hotel Business men will find it to their advantage to havo their cards in hese eases.

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Four hundred pounds of River Bass. Call and not some before they pe all gone. Union Fish Market. Conner of Fifth and Ohio street.

Laundry.

Isaac Brown has opened a Liundry on the west side of Third street, between Cherry and Mulberry. Parties wantiug washing and ironing (bne up neatly and promptly will please give him r. call.

Wanted.

An agent for the NEW

RUNNING DOMESTIC SliVVING MACHINE. Also an agent tor the ROMESTIC PAPER "FASHIONS. Dare opportunity lor a reliablj party to make monev. Apply to

Isome :ir-

to find

and Chil-

Third to

HOUSE

HIGHLAND COAL.

For Eight Cents.

Merril & Wheat aro making things lively in the coal trade. Tho above low offer for bitumimous coal cannoi fail to sell lots of it.

Genuine

hand-made Havana Cigars at the St Charles, corner of Second and Ohio for 10c. *o»--

A First Class

alt

]H'1CC3

tY)laco is

D'S,

Store.

bench. His is over and he ever. ckey and the umed respec^ igo Iaenweg mer, while iportance in epresented by sidering that Mrs Schellen part of Rosu cjipts derived tit, while not are gratifying consideration bad night.

salary will be paid to au experienced clothing clerk. Apply at this office.

Stazige'a Band.

Fred A. Stange is prepared to take orders for furnishing balls and private parties with music. Office corner 8th and Main.

E. BBUHIKG'S

I French restaurant is the best known restaurant iu Western Indiana. He all ways has the vory best that the market affords. His cooking is par excelant. Main street, between Fifth SRd

Bcbie#i. -"fT, ICIIT. iagainst Mack with assault called in tho irninc. .1 UsJiZ.« tate was repre "Esq while tha iy Carlton and

iu, and Prosele tho opening fhen the court dgo Carlton and arguments for will close lor n.

jKT.

G. B. Wironr,

General Agent. 321 Mam street] city.

Grant

recommended to Wilson the of wine after a hearty din physicians say Baker's Big Cigars are the best aids to

dies

Mnsie.

Miss LueLta Hedges, who is onduct.ing a class iu instrumental lusic at her residence, over Wilson Bus. store, will also give vocal instructions. CkII and see her.

Removed.

Citizens should bear in mind\hat S R. Freeman, jeweler, is now (n thNorth side of Main street, joinly occvpying an extensive room witl Bute ton & Hamilton.

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MERRILL & WHEAT,yfce pbgress Bive Coal men, your orders. Ohio street, south side, between Foufh and Fifth.

Brunfng,

the proprietor of the French fstaurant on-Main stroet has just roefved a coop fall of spring chickens, wlih will bi served to his customers. If him you want something good.

and disorderly

ind disorderly, ilhat he leave

ting. Discharg-

VNSFF.Rd. I. Roberts, 10 corner of tho the southeast

arah E. Smith, -. on Third street

NSKS.

to Matild'i A.

Eli/.ibeth

William Makers.

jVctt

Tiry-

$ OF

A-

MUD.

a Moral.

LlGHT

has been in the i, landlord oft the greatest is, as laundry linst that genrty's court last ^.of $150, due iiaoney loaned

estsfied that July or Augher $100 which deposited in the loan was made ffut Kite says to collect the it. The fifty ue her for work

trinking jer, bu lonanz.a tion.

Ou Tuesday attorney, Esq., she nient uirecetd 1 chatties oi ^aid »s placed in tlie aigley, who prohouse and'levof the dining qlad been called. tie constable lo. It on the e^ta0 him the fur- *f i-v. 1 rooms. The iod in the Cnd garnieheed _3 -r ime ont of the case was taken- S iy the court ami 1 ved at a conclu-

.11 w*ork'ing girls

earned money The. money tr. Carson was »1 years' li^ni

x£

all club will Jnt of W. P-to-morrow

arranging

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