Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 November 1883 — Page 8

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i" To the pmohaser fromoat Men's tad Youths' Department who guessesmeersst to the number of IKsatia Glass Globe Ka 1, on exhibition at

OWEN,PIXLEY & (DO', CLOTHING STORE.

WIL1 pieces eoet $180. Will be on exhibition at the store. No one in oar employ can have a ticket. These presents are for our customers.

OWEN, PIXLEY & CO.

To the purchaser from oar Boys and Children's Department who guesses oearcet to t^e number of Shot in the Glass -Globe No. 3, on exhibition at ,:

OWEN,PIXLEY & CO.,CLOTHING STOKE,

WILL BE GIVEN THR

LADY DOT

Together with a beautiful Side-bar Biggy and Mounted Harness, Whip and Btankot. Shs is four years-old, sound, broken to ride and drive, is gentle and docile as the smilleat kitten, perfectly safe children to handle and drive. L%dy is a floe bred pony her sire being a? moor toil SatUa.1, aod her dam an imported Jersey. She is a bright bay and inherits the gentle aod lovable disposition of .« the celebrated Shetland ponies.

The following in relation to THE SIDE BAR whieh goes with Lady

'•'d that we made the side bar buggy shown by Owen, Pixley & Oo., expressly tor Lady Dot. WHITTAKKR A STICKLE. 906 and 210 south Third street. The harness is double^stitched and gold mounted, and elegant blanket and whip. This gift, which

lite pooy and phaeton are now on exhibition in the east window at oar store.

Owen, Pixley & Co

508 AND 510 vMAIN STREET.

KEEP THIS COUPON.

We guarantee any garment bought from the "When to be

to 25 per cent ehesper than can be obtained from

v''J any competition if not letnrn the goods uncoiled and we will

rtfoil mmey.

T. BRUSH,

Eesidoit Fsftusr^

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OWEN, P1XLBYA 00-^ (06 and 510 Main Str.

J. T. BRU8H Resident Partner-

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Ihmanapolzs, Nov. 8.—Anne Reeringer, a domestic, was burned to death this vm morning while kindling a Are with oOal «il, at the residence of J. H. Vojen.

Tbb other day while driving home rom Geo* Kin£s, where she bad been ., visiting, Mrs. Worthington's team ran rff ana kicked themselves looee from the wagon. No one hurt

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Yesterday, Mr. Wm. G. Kerckhoff, of Los Angeloa, Cal., was married to Miss Lonise Eshman, daughter ol Gerhard Rahman, the ceremony being performed at (he residence of the bride's parents, No. 482 north Seventh street. The couple left at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon for Cincinnati. They will return bete and then go to California, where they will make their future home.

The tart Army.

The G. A. R. will meet to-morrow night to elect officers tor the ensuing year. The preeaot officers are:

Commander, M. C. Rankin. 9enior Vice Commander, John F. O. Reilly.

Junior Vice Commander, Jacob Voorheea. Adjutant, George W. Miller.

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Salnum Grove Kipples*

Fine weather the forepart or the week. Corn gathering haa just commenced here. The people are proud to eee their favorite doctor, John Bald ridge, once more on his daily rounds. He nas just returned from the eunny south, where he accompanied hie brother, who is in bad health..—Mrs. Joseph Salmon, baa returned from Illinois, Where ehe was visiting old friends and relatives. She looks as fresh and blooming as a maid in her teens.——Rev. Levi D. Lanev*s big meeting olosed at Pleasant Grove Friday night. He closed with a lecture, and good advice to the young people, which was appreciated by all. There were nine additions to the church, the best of order prevailed during die meeting, which s| eaks well for the (Mace.

The singer fest came very near being a failure at the Nivena church on the account of a f« from Niven's wanting to rus the whole thing. If they wanted to act the shoat because they bad big years they could go as far as Cottrell and Stuthard was concerned. In the first place the match was gotten up by Cottrell and Stuthard. They got permission of the church because the 8ohool House was to small. They elected all their officers, even to the committee of ladies that wa« to bake the cakes. If Cottrell and Stuthait had not the right to ran their own ainging match I Would like to know who in the nanfe of Tom Walker had. The Xivens Clasft met, said North Plain couldn't run them, its our house, I we will not tve any cake-in it, so they elected new vffioers and got up a singerfest of their own. which lelt Cottrell and stuthard out. After they fonnd out they I

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bad busted the batch, to] make thinge ok plausihle on their «ide they made a tine cake of their own, which was a sad nne. Ab: sad indeed!!. The Xivens tli££ it afrfcitl of Korth Plain, that is the'

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hereby certify

COMMITTEE ON AWARDS.

B. HULMAN, Wholessle Grocer and dealer in Foreign and Domettio Wines and Liquors, Vigo Spiee aod Ooffee Mills, Nos. 500 and 503 Main street, and Nos. i0, 91 and 23 North Filth Street.

M. F. HOBBBG, Of Hoberg, Root A Co., wholesale and retail dealers in Dty 3oods, Notions, Fancy Goods, etc., Noe. 518 aod |90 Main street.

R. W. RIPPETOE, Dealer in Fancy Groceries and Fruits, Nos. 647 and 848 Main street.

trouble, they kno* they can beat them singing any day. Uncle Beuben couldn't swallow the pig at Jappa, but he could swallow the whole hog at the singerfest. The school at Salmon Grove under the management of Wm. Tence. la a euceess. He Is one of the best teachers. Park County can afford. Bess Falls set out the finest young orchard this fall of any man in the township. Rev. Beuben A. Webster will preach at No. 8 on the third Sunday in this month. Bev. Holt and Smith will begin a big meeting at No. 8'on the saenod Sunday in uext month. Cottrell says the ladle* of North Plain can bake as trend cake# as any nf the ladies living ih the bottom. Th*» rirls are well pleased to see the face of tbHr little PostmaMer, Willie Baldriri? behind the boxes onee more. He to ha* just returned from the land wber* th tu?ar-cane irrows B. F. Com oil mt» ihe rumor that he out the dav in fore thf «tpsr. fest is all fxise. he t- tor Hale, if he was the Republican i»r«v would of bad him bought ions aro Jappa was well ble«e» with ministerial talent Sunday, onl? "vrti beine present to here the organisation -t toe Baptist Church. The only uouHie with Jappa now is to keep her from all going to month*——If we bad a tew as good nen at the head of this Government as G«orge Webster and Ben Kilburn we would have better times, 1 know we would if they run th»Goverament as they run the singerfeet.

m* Wrttw to go te St. Letfs*

A special dispatch from St. Louis today, to the Cincinnati Enquirer, states that Hungler and Streuve, formerly of, ihe Evansville club, have been secured by the St Louis c!ob for next seeeon:

Ghris Bod. rw is introdickij the new electric lamp.

TESRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

For The Patrons of

NO CHABGE is uade, directly or indirectly, for these tickets." They are complimentary to our customers, and every oustomer will receive a coupon tioket, which must be filled out with the guess, name and address, and returned to OWEN, PIXLET Jk Co. on or before January 1st, 1884, as no guess will be received after this date.

H. HULMAN, Wholesale grocer and dealer in foreign and domestic wines and liquors, Vigo Spice and Coffee Mills, Nos. 500 and SOS Main street, and Nos. 19, 21 and 29 North Filth street.

M. P. HOBERG, of Hoberg, Root A Co., wholesale and retail dealers in dry goods, notions, raaoy goods, eto., Nos. 018 and 520 Main street.

R. W. RIPPETOE, dealer tn fancy groceries and fruit, Nos. 647 and 6# Main street.

We, the undersigned, have deposited a quantity or Shot and Beans in Glass Globos Nos. 1,2,8, 4, the same being on exhibition at OWEN, PIXLET A Co.'S, this city. We have securely sealed -the globes, and have no knowledge of the quantity contained therein.

OWEN, PIXLEY & COS, Clothing Store.

The fact that OWEN, PIXLEY 4 CO. are enjoying one of themoet prosperous season's trade it has known since their establishment In this elty, nearly six years ago, prompte ne to give expreesionto our appreciation of the support and ihoreaeed patronage of the people, by making them a number of valuable presents ae a mark of ear esteem for their good will andxustom.

Oemmeneittg to-day, and until January 1st, 1884, every purchaser will receive a ticket, whieh will entitle them to one guess for the present which Is given from the department in which the purchase was made. Every purchaser in every department will receive a ticket to guess, no matter how small the purchase. Accompanying every ticket is a guarantee oheck. signed and numbered, which provides that if any purchase made at OWEN, PIXLET A Co.'S is not from 10 to 2S per oent. lower in price than like qualities oan be obtained elsewhere, the goods may be returned and the money will be refunded.

REMEMBER 1HI8, that with eaoh ticket we give a guarantee obeok, signed and numbered, whioh protects the customers, for if, with whatever you may buy. you may be dissatisfied, ycu can have your money without a murmur. We know that whatever yon buy is lower in price than toe same artic'/e oan be obtained elsewhere, and we would rather have our goods than your money it you are not pleased. Our Committee on Awards are

H. HULMAN, M. P. HOBERG, B. W. RIPPETOE.

BELOW WE GIVE-BOTH SIDES—THE FORM OP TICKET USED, CHANGED ONLY TO SUIT THE DIFFERENT 'DEPARTMENTS.

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To OWBN. PIXLKY CO., Terra Bante, lnd~ on or betors Jaaaarr 10, IW4, as no guess will he received after this data, Should there be a tie between two or more, the Committee will decide by lot 1 BRTiriCATB OVTRB OOMM1TTU.

We. the nndenigaed, have'deposits a quantity ttsM Is GIMSCMS No.s,thw aamebeiag en exhibition at Owen, Mtor CO.'s this We have eecareljr sealed the eese and have no knowledge qaastUr eoatained therein.

7nu Hautk, November ft, IMS.

Nos. 508 and 510 Main Street, Terre Haute, Indiana.

Riley lew-

Qaiteananber of old citiiens gathered at the bouse of Mary A. Sears on the 6th to celebrate the Mth birthday of her mother, Frances Pickens. She has been a resident of Riley Township sinee 1897 and is probably the oldest person in Vigo County.. 't, W-

On the tth occurred the wedding of Fred Heger and Miss Nelly Hartley at the residence of the brH.es fathpr, Dr Hartley in Honey Creek Township.

The members of Biley Chapter, lie. 22 gave a festival on the aigbt of lae 9th. There waa only a moderate attendance, yet a jolly good time was bad. every body going home in the trst of spirits.

John M. Kniss. if Casey, Clark Ctf.. Ills.. in our burg on Saturday eveuioff and Sunday.

Wm. A. Connelly of Lockporf, who was hurt in a run-away some time ago, I is able to get out with difficulty.

Henry Smith of Clay City waa in town Saturday night. Isaac M. Lee and sister. Mrs. Walstead, will start for Florida in a few days to spend the winter for the benefit of their health.

Some complaint haa been alleged againet a certain school teacher for dftrinissing school and going a huntin*, bot more for discharging ire-arms in front of some of hie patren'e reoideaoee. We hope It will not ooeer again or wo will have to give the number of the dletriet aaa name of the teaehor.

Wiley J. Allen, the contractor, will engage in the saloon bnsineaa shortly. The artist of the Sickle and Sheaf is said to bo Solon.

Wiley Allen Is the maddeet man in town. The wife of Reuben Leavitt of Riley Township is dangerously ill with rheumatism.

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in Glase Globe No: 4, on exhibition at our store, will be given

BBTTO1 THIS C0UP0V WITH

P.O. Address And Guess.

H. HULMAN. M. T. HOBBBG.

OwenPixley & Co. dotting Store,,

Will he given a oolebraied Vaoharon Oooetantin •.

War anted 14 karats, best American works,' cost $135.M. The watch aod chain are on exhibition in the ehow window. ..

No one in our employ can have a ticket. These presents an ror our customers.

OWEN, PIXLEY & CO.

from «mr hat department who guesses nearest to the whole number of tease

The winner of this priae will have the right to select from our stock ef samples the

goods he wants the snit made from. No tickets given to oar employes. These present* are fer oar customers.

"TO. PIXLEY and I'll.

608 AND 510 MAIN STREET

A daughter ef Charlee Jaekaoa of Biley Townehip haa the typhoid fever. Hannah, wife of Isaac M. Lae of Biley TownshlpJe dangeronely alek.

The boys gave Fred Hager and wife of Lookport a serenade Monday night at the residence of Mrs. Hager. A keg of beer waa drank and a good time la general enjoyed. -v

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iss Belle Myton, ef north Seventh street, spent Sunday with Miss Lanra Mercer.

Mr. George Stahlnacker's family are visiting at Mr. G. A. Paine's. Mr. and Mrs. Shields, of Greensbnrg, lad., are spending some time with Mr. Harvey Bvana.

Mrs. Morrison, wife of a tormer M. E. minister at Rose Hill, has been visiting friende in this community for the past ten days.

Mrs. Boupe, from Cetombss, O., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jameo Denny, at Athertoa.

Dr. Watkina has bought of Mr. Ed. Coppege the property formerly owned by Aaron Peaoe.

There ie a great boom ia Ellsworth at thia time ovar the projected paper mill nhhl Ie to he located in net town. George Markle sold twelve aoree of land lor tie late uee of the sslli. The fhrmerehave heea subscribing the aec

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nmonnt capital to oecure the of it in their Mr. Gwynn conducting an interesting Sunday school at the Union church, on the Lafayette road.

Two youag lady frieads of George Overpock's got up a surprise party oa

to the number ef

HAT DEPARTMENT!

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piece

This Coapon Ticket entitles the owner to one guess st

the whole number of beans in glass case No, 2, on eabibi-•

tioa at Owen, Pixley 4 Co,'a. The person having made the beM guem will rsoeive ae a GIFT from Owen, Pixlef A Co.,

Januaiy 15,1884, a fine Odd Hnntfog Watch, with chain,

This form of ti|*at ii GIVEN to pmchaasra from our Gents' Famishing Depertaeat.

OWEN, PIXLEY & CO.

JAME8 P. FOLEY. Mannger.

Saul.

Otter Creek I«t«,

The farmers who have not all their fcorn husked though* that winter had put in Its appearance ia earnest Monday morning, but it proved to be a beaotlfcl

him for Monday night it being hie btrthaay. Mrs. Willis and family returasd froas a two weeke' visit in Montgomery €h. laat week.

Evert Evaaa started for the West the 8 A. m. train Tue-day morning. Lit Blllngsworth, the eneineer of tks McEeeit's mill at Etleworth has Deea sick for tho past few daye ahd had to lay of from work, v,

James Balding is ia Nebraska lookingfor him a ftfrm where 'he aaticipates making bia home in the fntnre. May the time be long before be makes up kin mind to leave hie many Miadt here te Otter Creek

Mrs. Dr. Watkina returned home Monday from Clay Co., whore she waa called by tho death of her nephew.

E. P. Killion wears the bolt as the lucky hunter. He killed 18 qoaib, 23 jack snipes and 24 ducks In one day. Wait until he gets his new gun.

CTRJRAE.

Wetter* Distillers.

CHICAGO, NOV. 14.—'The western export association held a select session hete to^ay, which was unusually Tandy attended.

differences which havw

existed between the various mem beta et the aseociatien as to the capacity of their respective distilleries were amicably aet. tied. The association took tinder con^deration a rawlution offered by Miliar^ president of the essodatioa, providinc that the prices fixed by the asenrlsllwi be adhered to under all dieaatstaDcee^:

Tu practice of guying ditizeos Itom the Opera House stage is a nuisance that ought not to he_ tolerated. It stopped once by Mansger Smith whsm he had oootrol of the house, and the faet that it is now btku| oosueaeed agam in net ver encouragng.