Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 6, Number 21, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 November 1875 — Page 5

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THE MAIL

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

THE HATUttDA BVKSLNU MAlLlaon m1« ««ch ttatordajr afternoon by A. H. Dooiey Opera ft. H. Baker A Co .._P. O. Ujbby

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Ham'l Dernekaon—... 0»l«* M.Odell RbL Watk.ln« —. T. C. IJord Martin Kuby......— John Hiinmo»« _... Wrn. J. I)urel.~~~~~ KlmrrTnlbtt Frank Wheat. .... Ueor*e ChrIM Miller Jr,.~~~.~. emtio* Iabler «...

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John A.Clark Jareti M. Bdward—.... tHyaaeasi. Franklin,

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tu£'a$£XZZZ~~ J. ». Dowd -Roekville, Ind. I hM^Af

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r.M.Carley

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Drokarllll!. MaUoon, 111*. J* K. Langdoa Oreeneaatle. lad. O. W. Ofmm {nd. IV1I HoUlnjpnrorth— Knlahuvlll*. Ind.

Charlea Taylor....—. ——Haaedai*, Ind. E- B. Plnwril.—. Hiram Uekllgbtor.. j. B-Hlnk* Ckarley Wllaoo

Ckarley J. W Dover Charley MeCutchco Wdlo Hampton—„

—Kauma, JUa.

„„Anna|olis, Ilia. -._P*rryiivtlle, Ind. LMnville, Ind. ^Vermillion, Ilia.

Oak town. Ind.

,,,,. Hartford. Ind. Handford. Ind. Eugene, Ind.

Klppe

Newport, Ind. Ind.

-..™JMielburne, lod. Ueron, Ind. l'ralrleton, Ind.

Brliketot, Ind

.Bowling um»n, Ind. ...Koaeville, Ind. Parmerabarg. Ind. ...........Wcirtfleld, III*. „„„Martin*vlile, Ills, .......-.-Dennlaon. Ilia.

IJrlnjprton, III*. Tuwola, Ills.

H..«MK...Aahmor*, 111*.

inn1 Braaheara.Jr.^ lilt Will De.Vrmonu.........—.....-..---Areola,fInd.

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Kdwln M. Owen _Ncw Goaben, John Hcndrli Hell more,Ind. Wallace Handuaky New L.^»nnn Ind. J. ». Huston Majority Point, Ills. ltlchnrd t'oirhrnn Ccutervllle, Ind.

Thb tblrd annual ball of the Terro Haute police force came off Tuesday Bight and waaln every respect a marked nucceaa. There has wsldoin beon a public ball In this city where so few objectionable eharacUra were present, or whoro the music, the dnnclng, and the fun wore carried on in orderly and pleaaant a manner. The attendance wan large and tho receipts far In oxcess of what was expected. The fact was clear that tho cttijicna of Terre Haute appreciate "the force" and are glad of an opportunity to «how it.

KEMINWCBSCRB of the Eighty-Fifth ilegimcnt of Indiana Voluntoer Infantry," is tho tltlo ofanoat little pamphlet of 37 pages recently published by Wm, Hereon, of Sullivan county, a former member of tho regiment. It is a chronological history of the "Eighty-Fifth" from its orgnniwution at Camp Dick Thompson to its final muster out at Indianapolis, and must bo of exceeding interest to all officers and soldiers who nerved with Mr. Herron during the lato war. Tho work can bo obtained at Button A Hamilton'* book storo or of M. I'. Crafts, in thi* city, or by addressing the author at Hullivan.

MAfUUAdR LICKNHKH.—Tbo following marriage licenses havo been Issued by tho Connty Clerk since our last report:

Juntos Hcoti and Sarah Kollln.

Jaiuea lUUfo and Mary A. eparka. Nathaniel II. McFerrln and Mrllafta M. Bettey*.

Illley Neal and Martha Handera. tJeonce Handera nnd Mcrena tlradloa. Jnmea (iraaaand Kintna M.Tucker. Kr»xl. Phillips and Cornelia P. Adnma, John M. Adams and Llxxle F. Buckingham.

John Bnyder and Alice M. Thompson.

THE ClfURCItES TO-MORROW. First Presbyterian Church—Service morning and evening. Evening ««»Ject: "Personality ofBntan." tiantlnt rhnrrh—Horvlees to-morrow at 11 A.M. and 7 i\ *. Meeting* every evealng next week except Kalurday. C. R. Henderaon, putor. ('ongregatlonal ebnrch—Servless to-mor-row morning and evening. Evening subject "Reading." Iffv. E. F. Howe, pastor.

Anbury chapel: Service* to-morrow, both morning and evening, at the usnal houm. W. Graham, paator.

The Mrti»ollirt* of this city will unite In Thanksgiving services at Aabtiry chapel, Thursday, No*. SVth, at lOiti. 8eru»on by Itov. W. M. I)*rwood.

Christian chapel—Hervle«*at 11 a. subject "Mow to Work." At 7 s*»hjcct Ashamed of Christ."

German M. E. chnroh—Mornlngsntyeet: »«Tho KInjploin of the Truth." sveulng: Momm." Hvcond lecture.

Centeatry M. E. ehurch-Kegwlar Qoaraervlccn arachiag morning t»y ttev. J. C. R*«ed. f». IK I/»v* Fenat on

terly meeting services »r»achlog morning i«t evening oy ttev. J. C. Bwt, f». I. .«at on Monday night, Prrachlag tl»t evening at Centenary M. E. church by Itey Mr. Uraham, I. D.

TItK MSNDKLSSOfl-V UtyTKTTE CLUB. The management of tho Parker memorial entertainment may congratulate itself upon having achieved the very ainne of success In giving such concerts as that of last night at so cheap a rate. To bear that admirable instrumental organisation, the Mendelssohn Quintette Club, with a popular vocalist, at a coat of lwe«ty-flve cent*, is a privilege sore to meet with general appreciation, and the concert last evening packed the beautiful hall literally to overflowing. The programme was made up with excellent taste and Introduced several of the soloist* of the club aa well aa Miss Kellogg. The latter is a vocalist of very fine abilities, and her rendering of Bishop's "Echo Song." fng by &. mann/'Thou'rt like a lovely flower,''and "I cannot ring the old song*, by CUribel, gave very grtmt pksunx* Her song* were encored and all® g*ve a fWsh selection in eacfa Instance with

^rho^cfutT*hi^tbe s»JsU»ce of Mr. Alexander llelndl, upon tbe contra iMtas and violoncello. In their concert* tMs season. Their aeketlon were ft noly plaved ttorotighool. Ttoey incloded Mondelseohn*s overture, "A calm eea ami trnxsperooa vtqra(arranged by A. llelndl) two movement*, from a Mendelswohn qnlnteu^Ui* andante from Schubert's Quintette In C, and the HI-

performed a du»tt fbr two rtollne bv A lard, with splendid eOeci. Mr. Baward Heimil's flute solo, and Mr. Ryan's clarinet sulo were both artistic efforts, and both received hearty applause Thia was the last appearance of tie dab in Ibis dty prior to its departure tor tbe west.—J Boston Journal.

FARUKRS WANTED

At tbe Red Front, corner Third and Main aueet, to be convinced that tbey ffu tony of us a better and cheaper Boot or Shoe than at any other place In tbe CITY. DAMJBL RNSOUFT,

THKRB baring been complaint that tho present city council is reckless in its expenditures of the public funds, and that it has already borrowed large sums of money, at a high rate of inteieat, with which to meet current expenses and will have to continue borrowing, during the remainder of the year, tho following itemised report was prepared to show what part oI the sum expended vnj paid out on indebtedness incurred by tbe present council, and what part on that incurred by the proceeding one The report embraces tbe six months from May 1st to Nov. 1st, and the total amount of money expended Is f77.750.83. Of courso the reader will understand that there must, of mxaaalty, always be a number of unsettled clalftis at the end of each year, and that theee of oourse go over and are oounted In the year In which tbey are paid. In other words, wfh year pays a porilon of the blUs of the year proceeding it.

So far aa we are able to see, not very much that Is of any satisfaction to the public is shown by the report. An itemized report of the expenses of each council, embracing a period of ssy five years, would be vastlyjsaoro interesting, as showing how municipal expenses of all kiud have grown, and grown, until a city tax off 1.25 cents on tho hundred dollars is not by any means sufficient to meet them. The present council may be the most economical and careful one that we have had for years. I fit Is (and we havo no particular reason to doubt It) such a report would show the fact and the people would not withhold tboir congratulations. MONKY KXPKJtDED FROM MAY

1ST TO

NOV.

187J, OJ* ISUKIiTKONlOW

urd) COUKOIl*.

Now engine house 839 90 Salaries 1,200 35 K1 ri department. 1,#U .V Police uTO,.. tW7 W Street repairs fSW If* Assessments 109 .V) lioard of health —. S3 "o Uas "87 80 Printing and stationery. 809 ou Cemetery 85 75 Ktatlon house —. W 05 lAinpa and posits 1SW 45 .. 12fi0 7 60 .. 241 Oil .. 125 00 .. lti St .. SS» 40 .. id^tw -n

City clock iH-ad anliuals.......... ... Elections Attorney fees. Markets Hneclflc IttlU payable and interest^.., lU-ntaiul fuel New market beuso. Htrretgmdlng.....^ Sewerage Water c.asollne...

KHI

Vinetery....

5^58 00 1,102 711

Total .935,699 OS Interest paid on bonds of tho city during tbe same time, $),83S 23. \inount of money borrowod during the same time, $40,193 73.

BICI) CLOAK DAI AT III:B//8.

—II. CI.ARK A SONS have just opened "The Little Shoe Ktore round tho Corner,"—sign of tbe Silver, Boot#_ No. 4, south Fourth street.

WE ASK YOU ONLY TO EXAMINE OUU NEW GOODS AND LOW PRICKS AT CENT STORE, FOURTH STREET.

—Better goods for less money titan in any other bouse in tbe city. Reasons why: Close buying, low rent and no clerk hire. Call and soo "The Little Shoo Storo round the Corner." H. Clark A Sons, No. 4, South Fourth street— sign of the "Silver Boot."

LOOK OUT FOR ^HOLIDAY OOODS COM I NO AT CENT STORE, FOURTH STREET.

GERMAN CANARIES.

Tki* day received a splendid lot of ImjtortHi Chtmri*. Come quick and get your choice. J. A. FOOTK, 512 Main stiret.

BIO CLOAK DAT AT llERTM.

WRTUHT A KA VFMA S

As usual, have everything that to good to eat, MINCEMEAT, Largs quantity, beat quality.

APPLHR,

All kinds, Fall and Winter. BUTTKR,,

Freab and Sweet and Plenty/* CELERY, Tbe nioMt tbe market affords.

OYSTERS,

Try some, and yoo will never bay elsei, where.

ANOTHER LOT OF FI CAPS AT FIFTY CENTS RBVERS1BLR STRIPED SIIAWIjS AT SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS: CUFFS AND COLLARS *AT TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, AT hWRTH STREKT CENT STORE.

CANDY

V/XA*X

CAN

Made t^audlca in

BAKKR A (XX, lxbby, Terr* Uan«e, Ind. -WOOLEN AND FLBKCE LINED HOSIERY. BEE HIVE.

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CHOICE MKA 7K DUM

Tlia

for eocnethin* nice. fot

Main street, a tew doom west of Seventh.

BIO CLOAK BAY BERTS.

1ST

INCCBKKD BY

BIO CLOAK

IIERK'S.

Ni 00

20 ..'Ml 00

.. I, i5 21 0() ... 1,(0(1 oo 700 05

Total 442/KW 75 MONKY KXI'FNDKn nilIlINCi HAMK PRRIOn ON INDEl«TKUNKW INCUKttKU BY .NEW

COUNCIL.

(it mubt not be underrt

t^int hl» rejiort

lncludox all the city's expenses for the six months speclfled but only that portion of the expenses which bad been jmld on the 31»t day of October.} Salaries «,3ll 00 Kln departmenu..„.~ H7 Police torce (5,715 .Vi Street repairs,..^...™...." 4,(W2 04 Atxcssments 221' Board of health 43 74 Uas 8,663 »2 Printing and stationery

Station house _... TAmpsand posts City clock Dead animals Klectlon* ........ Attorney'* fee*.. Markets K(M,CII1C— Hcntand fuel....... Htmt grtullng S»weragc Water (iawollne....^........-

Jnrnn II. Andrews and .Mary O. Longnceker. Alexander Little and Mary Jane Hay lew.

,5, FURS,

TERRS HATJTB SATURDAY EVENING- MAIL

—Thi Unlversallst conv ntlon meeta in this city on Thursday, December 2nd at 2 P. M., continuing over Sunday. The Ministerial circle, composed of tbe Unlversallst miaistera of tbe State, meets at 10 A. M., Wednesday, December 1st. There will be preaching on Thursday evening! November SOtb, by Rev. M. Croaley.

Teas Tcaa! Teas! Anew lot just reoelved and marked down lower than ever before.

J. R. CHAMBERS.

OUR HOUSE IS PROVIDED WITH NEW FRINGES AND TRIMMINGS, OF LATE STYLES AND SHADES AT GREATLY REDUCED MAIN STREET PRICES. CENT STORE, ON FOURTH STREET.

BIG CLOAK DAT AT IIKBZ'ft.

Oolong, Japanese, Gunpowder, Imperials, Young Hyson, English Breakfast, •all new crop—just opened, very low for caah. J. IL CHAMBERS.

—MERINO, FLANNEL AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, S BEE HIVE.

LIVE DR UGOISTS.

The following among tho live druggists of our city havo received a supply of Durang's Rheumatic Remedy, the great and lnfulltblo euro for rheumatism J. It. Whittaker, Messrs. D. P. Cox Sr Co., ami Messrs. Cook A Bell. Road advertisement in an another column. no6-6\v.

BAY AT

-KNIT AND FLANNEL SAOQUES. BEE FLLVE.

—CHILDREN'S DRESSES AND CLOAKS. BEE HIVE.

IMMENSE VARIETY OF GOODS SLAUGHTERED DAILY AT OUR HOUSE—TH E POP I LA RE

mo cloak 1IKKXVS.

457 7« «S0 .'»)

^007 57 158 02

«7 0 22 fit) W 50 125 00 234 72 &M1 K4 155 00 mt H4 StfO 52

LI A BLE,

CENT STORE. FOURTH STREET.

MONEY TO LOAN. 1

I have monej' to loan on mortgage security on long time. No life insuranco required. C*. E. Hosronx.

Ollloe cornet Fourth and Main streets^ Terre Haute, Ind.

BAY AT

KITERYBODY WANTED

At the corner of Third and Main street, to see whether wo mean what we say. Boots and Shoes cheaper than at any other place in the city.

The largcwt v«ricly in llie city, from the- cheapest to the Finent. Our Prices are lower than any other house $.1.00 Cloaks for $ S.OO.

H.OO loaks for 5.00. 10.00 Cloaks for 7.IW. 20.00 loak* for Ift.OO. 33.00 Cloaks for 25.00. Furs at half-price Fur Caps, floods and Macks.

New lot of Chllderen's Furs, just received at II LitZ' I«adles- Popular

Bazaar, 11H JMaln street, between 4th an«l5lh His, orner of Alley.

Cold Drafts

Aroond »rtndow*»nddwrii winter SVTHILT UfClVMRMivtin half roar tact. sl«o BUST ui tarnttar*. curtains aomincr

iWUMMfM »UI«V».

t:*n rntiTK.»i»ii.

M. JOSEPH,

Jpvt

N. E. CORNER MAIN AND SEtT)ND STREETS, ...f a

HAS NOW TItK y-

BIGGEST STOCK!

OF THE

Finest Iteady-Made

JCLOTHING

AND IS PREPARED TO

-iv-# r,

Sell Cheaper

THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY.

PERSIAN SHAWLS,

DOUBLE and NQI ARE,

Aro very popular and growing more in Ta vor every iiay. Don't fall to go and Bee them. Prices are specially low. Now is tho opportunity to buy a Desirable Winter Wrap, ana also make a substantial Christmas Present.

CLOAKS

anTn'RS!

Extra Set of Fnrs #5.00. A Guod Cloak for $5.00. An Extra Cloak for $10 to $15. Seal Skin Cloaks and Muffe. Children's Furs in great variety.

Now ain't he tho beatonest man you ever heerd tell of? lie's got grapes from Californy, applebutter from Philamadelphy, celery Irom Wesconsin, oysters from Baitmore, apples from Michan re from the country, game from the woods and honey from the bees. He's got nearly everything a body can think of. ana ho gits it from all over he re do a

man Rippetoe.

Just

DANIEL REIBOLD.

CLOAKS, CLOAKS, FURS,

STILL ANOTHER!

IMMENSE STOCK. OF

WINTER CLOTHING

AT SUCII

LOW PRICES

AH fro

DlNtance all CompetitionS

-y AT

Fili MTICHILDl

r»M Mid lOWWl

lwcUlncs.Dr»'

VW»cv spih'wi

vvwnwvi

tn« cars. In tb# united£SrVmSnSreaA88£ sSd row aMrast, wad let u»

Room sod 8»w ud

oo trUL

roa

sack

A G. Austin & Co

THE GREAT

CLOTHING HOUSE OF THE WEST,

Cor. Fonrtli and Main Streets.

BIO LOT of Olnj GOLD MIXED! HEAVY FARMERS

W. S. ,RYCE & ICO S

=LIGHT HOUSE!

The BEACON LIG11T of LOW PRICES are directing the mUgitidod for miles in erery direction to the t'.-r,.w,

HARBOR OF ECONOMY,

—SOW HWOWX AS THE

The aunexeck LOW PRICES like the "WRITING ON THE WALL" strike terror lo eTil doers who try to get suddenly rich by bolstering up high prices. The LIMITED PROFITS we shaft adhere to. prevents all this. Th* refore come yourself, or send for Samples and order therefrom.

CUTTiUS ADVERTISEMENT OUT AMI SEND IT WITH YOCll 0ttDER, 0R BRING IT WI1H YOU.

DRESS GOODS—Brocades in all the New Shades, 20cts per vardGREY TWILL FLANNELS, 12 1-2 cts per yard.

OUR BLACK SILKS,!

At §1.(10, $1.23. *1.50, #1.75 and! ft* .00, are cheaper than Crooked Whisky-

FANCY DRESS SILKS,

In Seal Iirawn, Plum, Navy Blue, etc.

ULAClifALPACAS!

30c, 35c, ^0c. 50c. 60c and 75c per yard, Black and Colored Cashmeres!

At One*I)ollar par yard—are not equaled elsewhere.

W. S. BYCE & CO., Terre Haute, Ind:

I-1 THB FAMOUS

CITYvlrtuv

WltiKncs mv hand and (teat tiilnOth day ol November, 1«7". JOHN PA I DOCK,

(SKA I.'I

Opening' Battle

FOR THE ZFJLILXJI TREMENDOUS SALE OF PRINTS?

TREMENDOUS CROWD OF CUSTOMERS! People Shunning High Priced Stores!

GOOD Printa, 4 cent*. BETTER PRINTS, 5 cent*. KLECJ ANT HTOCK Fto* Colored PRINTS, 6 cent* KNTIRK STOCK BEST PRINTS ONLY 7 cent#. ALL OOCHEOO PRINTS FOR 7 oenta. ALL SFRAGITE PRINTH FOR 7 cent*. ALL MERRIMACK PRINTS FOR 7 cent*. ALL l2Hc PRINTS FOR 7 cent*. It t» douhtfti) If w« can mU low all the FalL Tbla la a mcriflce. We are also selling ft big kit of

Yard wide Prints for 12^c

that are eold all over the oouDtry tot

NO MORE WAR PRICES

BIO I/JT DRK8B OOOD8, ISXc, 14c end 29c. Pr Bit} LOT OF WATERPROOF CLOTHS 75c and epwMO*. BI(} LOT all Wool Flannels Se and upward. Bit} LOT Moalina way under price. 9c and 10c and upward*. GOLD MIXED Waterproof only 00 eenta.

ER8 JEANH 85c worth 6dc.

Joat bought, aia bix aacrifke, an Invoke Jot of Ouitori Flannelc, Ticks, Blank eta, Shawla, Caailinerwiaod Black Alpacaa. •bore coat.

Treasurer City of Terre Haute.

CITYvirtueof

TREASURER'S SALE—

By two precept* iiwuedby or'Vwncll

d«rof tlie Common Council of the City ol Terre Haute, Vigo county, Indiana. In favoi* of Voorhet* A ('ox, con true tor*, and agnliifit Robert N. Hu'lwn, for an a«e»iiment made npon the really hereinafter deacrllwd, foi work done by Mid contractor* In Improving ()ak street, Ietween Fifth (5th and "Ixth Hh) utreeta, In nald city, by grading and cindering the name which mild precept la tome directed by the Mayor of 8ald otty, and duly at touted by the clerku of said city, under the corporate neat thereof. I, John Pacdock, Twam-rer of iu«ld city, on Monday, the 2Wh day of November, ItffH, at the door of the city Court-room of Mild cltv. between the hour* of ft o'clock,

A. M.,

ana

rf.

LIMITED PROFIT HOUSE/

Wo defy competition at following prices:

t'.IK 'A N'TU/E UNIVKltKITY and HALl'EUTS MINI ATI) UK HISINRS^ WOfU.Dof Madison, Indlaiift, under I lie pfrwiniU Mipcrvislon of the FOl'NllKK «)K PRACTICAL 1UTSINKSS TKAININO, Is tht

only

City Advertisements.

TREASURER'S SALE-

By of precept Issued by onlei 01 ihc Cominon Council of the Cltv r.r Tern Haute, Vlgocounty, Indiana.

N.lemorest, contractor,

ID fnvor of c.

MKI

HgnliiHt Mnry

l'lorfcton, for an aswwmient mil ie ujon tin n'alty hereinafter descrilKMl, for work rtnrii by wild contractor In impmvlng the sidewalks on Fourteenth utroet 111 wild city, by grading and curbiHK the wime. which Kaid precept Into mo directed by the Mayor of said city, and duly attested by ili» clerku of said city, under the corporate Heal thereof. I. John Paddock, Treasurer of wiUI city, on Monday the 2i»th day of Novemlwr, 1W5, at the door of the city ("ourt-room of wvid city, between the hours of# o'clock a. m., and

o'clock,

College tliRt oir« r» the .most MltKIlAL INDIK K*

MENTS to young nnd middle «KP1 men desjrotia or leconiln|{ MKltciI ANTS, HANKEltS, BOOK -KKEl'EICS, and R.Mieral BUHINK.SS MEN.

Tlie groduntett »f thin institution are the only "PHAtTIC VI. AC'ttH'N" TA NTSOF'KEHKDTOTHK Hl'slNK^H MKN AMERIl-'A." For ('atiiliigue, ollcge Paper*. dr«*« with stump, •». R. HAIJ'KRT, Pr*i IHent. a**"

StmiruU

o'clock p. of said day, will offcr for what public auction, the following dcxcrllMHi ri^alty, or no much thereof an may bo necessary to pay such atweiwinent with costs and charge*, to-wit: Lot number nlxty-aeven (67), In (illbevt place, in the City of Terre Haute. Vigo county, Htate of Indiana.

M..

of mid day, will after for mle. at public auction the following de*crlled realty, or much thereof as mav be neoewiary to pay aucli assessment, with cotta and charge*, towll: One hundred *n«l forty one feet and two Inches (HI I-fl) ofT the north end of Oul liOt No. thirty-four, (Al) except neventy-four feet and six Inches ofTaf the

w*ml

end

of said utrlp. All In said clt county and State aforesaid. Wltnew my hand and nea! this 6th day of November, DCV. JOHN VIlDOCK,

(MKA I.) Treasurer City of Terre Haute.

*». #5^

lot we bought at

atte. -h

lacrlftoe. an Lnroksa Tbey will be sold at a small adnum

CARPETS! CARPETS!

BIO LOT Cottage Ourpeta, Me IPc and SSe. BIO LOT Ifwnan Cupeta, S0c,l»eaad ®c. ,, BIO LOT OilClotha all wnltha. VWe wiab we could give a qnogatiefi tor erery arlicie we haTe in oar more, but of eoarse there Is oo room tor that, la enact niton, we hare only to add that w» only sell Ibr cash, and thai be beliere It to be Jnat aa much to your Interest aa oui» to bar freely at this offering. offering.

FOSTER BROTHERS, New York City Store, ,,

^ttpiala ftlrret, Terre Haale, Isdlaaa

HEAVY YARD WIDE BROWN MUSLINS, 8 cents. Joans, 25, 30, 35, 40 and 50c. per yard.

Factory Flan 11 els yard wide, 45 cents. Cotton Flannel* 12 l-2cper .vd.

Water Proof Clot^ 75c per yd. White Bed Blankets $2.75 per pair.

Men's Undershirts 50 cents. 5 Men's Drawers 50 cents. Women's Underveftts 65 cents.

rrvim/

mnj

itiy."-fcu

ORDINANCE

Concerning Klnughter Houses and tho deputing of any filth In the Walji»*li river, or upon cltlierbank thereof, north of the water work* building, and within two (2) mile*of the northern limit* of the city of Terre Ilauie. Be ordained by the Common Council of (he city of Torre Haute:

SECTION I.—That from nnd nficrthc poaRAgcof this ordinance, It Khnll be unlawful for any person or person*, Uy themselves orogcni*. lo curry to be on or catiMe to be carried on. the bmlncMif slaughtering animal*, or to operate or cauxe (o be operated, ai" Its oi the clt, mile* of sal

tilnughtrr IIOIINJ within the llmL'lty of Terre Haute, or within two (2) limit*, north ol the Imaginary cost

and west line upon which the build

IIR

of the

Terre Haute Water Work* Company is situated and anv perron found engaged In MaUKhtcrlnp, or aseUting In *l«ughlvrlng. animal* In any slaughter house within the limit* atxivespecified. or any person who employs the person *r» engaged, snail be deemed guilty of a violation the provisions of thi* section, and upon ronvlrtktn thereof, In a prosecution lieforo the Mayor lyor, shall forfeit and pay not lew than t*u (tlO (Ki tier more than (two 0 fifty dollar*, and oo*t». fc each and everj- such violation: and cach and

every day that pci*on Is found no engaged, cr employ* pemon* oiiRaKtHl in RlauKhtertnir, carriwi «m the RlauKiiU'rliiR buidnciw, a* aforr Mid, Khali constitute a dUtinct and ac|.arate offeiwc.

8EC.

2.—11 ahall be unlawful for any person

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Itenaons, to it-move or can*' to be reumrcd, or put or caiiMl to be put, Into the Wabanh river, or unon oltherbank then-of. nlwivc the building i' the Terro Haute Wnter \Vork« Com pan j, within the limit* of the clt of Torre Haute, rr within tho two (V) mile* thereof, any bluod, filth, offal or offendvo matter from any Blatish* ter houau or elsewhere: and any ponton riolatIng the proviiioin of thi* oeetlon, upon coiftletlon thereof In a proamnion leforc the Mayoi. shall forfeit and pay any num not lew tlua (il(i.OO) ten. nor more ihan (f'^5.00) twenty ftve dollara audcoata.

RKC. 8 -An ementency exUtu for tho Immediate taklqg effbet of tills onlinanre. and the »ame ahall lie In force from and after Its |a»KMirc and publication for t*o consecutive aeekr, oucc each week, in a daily newMiaycr of the cltv of Terre Haute.

Adopted November 9th, 1*7$. Atteatrrx*-* JOHN R. TOI.TIERT. nerit JAMKS II. KDMl.MiH, Mayoi (Dally pHpcrii copy.)

1TTY TRKAHUKKK'S SAl.V,— Hv virtue of a preempt t»«iKl by order ofthe (4iiii'Ofn t'ounell of the City (if Terre Hante, Vigo county, Indiana, in favor of VcKirhw ,1' (V»x, eon tract on, and aipiltMi INx-n N*. Itndaon. for an ameMimeiit mule upon the n*ally iKTelnafter deaerthed, for work done by mid contractor* In Improvtiir Poplar r«ft from Mlxth (Otli to Mecond (2«1) •treela, In «aid city, by ipadlng and clnd**ln^ the M«o,e, which prewp I* tnnic dlree*. ed by ihe -Iayor of •aid city, and duly.nlt««ted by the clerk of *ald city under lhe •eal thereof. I, John Paddock, Trenailr»*r of atld city, on Monday tlieSUtli day fifNoyein. Ijer, IK75. at the door of the city t'«»urt-iton» of *ald city, between the houm ol o'clock a. in. and 4 o'clock p. m. of xald dav, will offer for nale, at pnbllc nnctlon, the rollowIng deacrlbed milly, or «o much thereof aa mav be ueceiMtry to pay mich aywamcpi. with cmta and clian dred (300) feet ofTof 11 half of out-lot nnmlxr tlilrtj'-«»x (90), of ttM orisinal oo -lota of aald city, Htate and con nty a foreaaid.

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Wltnem my hand and a*n1 thin 5th dajrof Xorember, im\ JOHN PAMM/CK. (SKAI.) Treaaam City of Tern flaatc.

Adopted October 334. 1ST*. JOHJf II TOI.HKRT d«4. JAMK8B. EDMCNW",Thyt*.

NowneraONTCTPROPERTY

OTICE OWN

KfW FIRKT KTRKET. The ptpmertjr on Plrnt atrevt, from thr uptA oppomitm tto« dty oetneterr to Halma* alrvwt ha*# th« Um* fxtend«a for for cartan(rttji»t^ aid* walk* with two tneh piaak ontUjUio W of I»r«rtriber, A lift. Aflw wnfeh Umeaald work will b# don tiodcr contort of the proa

for b» aame at he ex prune of the proburly wriet. By order oft «e

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ORDINANCE TO PREVENT TUB RUNNINO AT LAROEOF

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I.E OF THR BOVINE KPECTEP. Be It on)ato«d by tb« (Common Coanell of the City of Terra Haute, that it (ball be unlawful, from and after the pawafi and taking tffect at tbl* ordinance, tor anjr owner of aayeitUeel the borine apertea, to i«nait nd rattle to rnn at lar«« In U« dlvof Term llanta b«rtw«en tbe houm of 7 p. an. and 7am: and ft-mrn mbcm eattla of tbe tpedn alomaid, an ham running at lam la mid city, between nM boam, ahall be dmaied, npon cotiriction. ntlitr of a rotation o# tlw prortatom of thtoordlaanca, and atell be flned la aajr mm not tan* thaa one. (II.) oor man than twenty (*A)dollara,ju4 tmu, to be weowwed la ao action beiore fbr Mayor.

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By order oi ftD&TJiour. Ci'y Enflirtcr.

ovnmahmi wld «rwt namiM council.

RICHARD &TROUr,

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