Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 6, Number 23, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 December 1875 — Page 5

THE MAIL

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

THE SATURDAY EVENING MAILUOO ori« eseh Jtetnrday afternoon by

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THK total number of arrests made by tho police during the month of November, as shown by tho report, Will.

THE RASE* of the C. A T. H. railroad aim|auy sgainst parties whose notes it holds, have been postponed until the 21st Inst.

Tin: Brotherhood of Ixioomotive Firemen will give a tmll st Dowllng HaU, Christinas eve. Toute's band will furnish tho music.

TITN SUte Convention of T'nlrrrssllst ministers mot In this city on Wednesday afternoon, and continued through tho rouialnder of the week.

Nortru N* Knlsenbsch's new departure in the sale of cigars. This is the heaviest Wow on retail eigsr dealer* that has overtaken them in this city.

ON Thumday afternoon -dealers wore paying *W5, for hogs swaging 275 pounds and upwsrds. 8ince thst they have declined to fOJSO net, and *7.73 gross.

THK meeting for organising tho Library Association has been deferred on account of the revival meetings now progress. It wilt take plsce before ros-f days, however.

THK Selden Irwin combination will appear In this city sgain, on Tbursdsy, tho 9th Instant. Tbs plsy will be "I»amon and Pythias," in which thay aw said to be very good.

Mim JKXKIK WWIT, of this dty, was married on Wednesday evening to Mr. c. pra» af Clinton, Rev. O. P. Peele porfbrmlng the eemnoay. The wedded ones left on the W8 north bound train to spend the honeymoon in Ohio. They will make their residence In Clinton-

MR. KPWARD STTTJHOLWR and Miss .MatUo Law were married at the waldenee of the bride's panmts, one mile sonth of Youpgwtown, Thursday evenlog. The wedding Is said to hare been

Tsry brilliant affair, but as we were mot present, RO extended description can be given. ~nl

THK ninth annaal ball of the Hibernian Benevolent Society will take ptaee at Dowllng Hall, Wodneeday evening, the HAh of December. The previous balls of this worthy society have well patronised snd very enjoyable, and we have no doubt of this proving equally successful.

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K«U Fe U1 lor.Cor. 4tb mm! Ely Conner V.LO#l«. M. H. Ili Ren. Alien J. Itowd, P. L. Wh«*Utf_ a v. D«C)UT. J. K. L«andao O. W. Onen*

Paris, III*.

Marshall, 111*.

,^J*ulH*mn Ind „C1lntOD, Ind. __Roekvllle, Ind. _„.Braxll,Iod.

Mtiteon, III*.

Gweneastle, Ind. .Waveland. Ind.

Dill Homnfswortii--.~^nUthuville, Chsrlea Taylor.

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B. pinnell.... Llekllghter.— j. K.Kink» Charl«r WllSOD„ j. W. Boarer— Ourl«v MeCotetuionu Widm Hampton, Ch&». D. Hippetoe 1 rvrrffiwnKami (Mm M.UkUU... Robt. Watklns ?. C. Lioyd— Martin liuby John Hlmmoos. Vm. J. Hurel... Klmer Tal Frank Wheat.,..***,.,,, u«6rt(6 IlMp....—...~ Christ Miller. PonUuA Inhler..™. John A. Clark ... Jarett M. Kdward,....., Ulysses ». Fronkltn,... Dan'l Bnuihiram, Jr^.. Will DeArraood Kdwln M. Owen .lahu Hcndrix

Kansas, I Us.

..A a a* poll*, Ills. perrysvllle, Ind.

Ind.

„_.Vermlllloa. III*. „.~~X»ktown, Ind. ..Hartford, lad.

JSondford, I net Eugene, Ind. Newport, Ind.

_Montesama, Ind. Shi*lbarm% Ind, Morons, lnL ...Pislrletoo, fod.

,.Howling Ureen, Ind. |. JUmvM*, .:,u.

..FarnuTsbur*. Ind. .Westfleld, Ills. Martinsville, Ills,

Dennlson. Ills.

....^•.Livingston, Ills. Tancolt, Ills. ...Aabtnore, Ills.

Ca»y,

W. W. DAVIS & Co., nlsughtering hogs Tuosdsy.

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Areola, Ills.

New Goshen, Ind. ... Boll more, Ind. ...N«w Lebanon, Ind ..Majority Point, Ills.

Walla**' Handosky.. J. H. Huston —. lUchanl Cochran—

Ontcnllle, ind

WHERK, oh! where, Is the Greenbsck club? THK Polytechnic Instltne building Is reoeivlug the roof.

Now is the tlmo to varnish the sleigli* snd scour up the bells.

commenced

CrrY COUNCIL will meet in regular session next Tuesday evening.

TUB stone crossings on Main street are being raised up out of the mutl.

THK Board of County Commissioners will meet in regular scesion, next Monday.

Tim "Monster Bsnkrnpt" Is open again snd In full blast, at No. 100 Main street. —Irwin Combination in Damon and Pythias, Thursday, Dec. 9th, at the Opora House.

To orgsnUIng "rifle teams" there Is no mfd. At least half a dosen new ones have been talked of this week.

MR. Tt'RNKJI HAUI.TKRH, lste of Ilrad), was buried In this city, Tuesday, with full Masonic honors, the colored Masons of Lodge No. 4 officiating.

ST. JOSKPU'S Total Abstinence Socioty will give a public ball on Easter Mon dsy evening atDowlIng Hall.

ns all contribute towards making It

MM company. No. ft will gtTe hall stTurnei Hall neat Monday evertag, the proceeds of which are to be applied towards fttrniahiR|t their reel hovse in nore comfortable style. In eonsecOon with the balls series of tableaux will be given, and the evening's entertainment will, altogether, be exceedingly enjoyable and should be well patronised*

•M ^»i,oJawwa-»-TBRRE

TH* fidr young darnel who went along Main street the other day with oopy of the Garotte In her bustle, her dreee bav log beoome so disarranged as to show the lotters "Gaae" only, was happily all unconscious of the MMttw ahe created.

TH* School Board have decided to build another school-hooae at the oorner of Tippecanoe and Eleventh streets, Mr. Epplnghousen will hare charge of the plans and superintend the erection of the building, and the work will be pat through with all possible dispatch. ,4A

A* effort l» being made to get up some kind of ait entertainment' for the benefit of the widow of the late Michael Rink, on Christmas. It will probsbly take shape next week, and when It comes off, should meet with a liberal & -ps^t-sCi suoport by all dashes.

Time-Thursday night, December 91,1). Place—Terro Haute Opera House. Flay— Damon and Pythias, Played by—Selden Irwin, Mb Avenue Combination.

Sale of tickets Central Bookstore,

Commencing 9 o'clock a. m., Dec. 9th.

MIL C. C. BITLBR, proprietor of the Merchants Bulletin of this city, has invented an Improved machine for folding newspapers, which doea Its work with great speed snd secu racy. Similar machines are now in use in some of the Isrger newspaper offices, but this of Mr. Butler's is much simpler snd costs far less thsn any other yet patented. A full sized machine is now being constructed under Mr. Butler's personal supervision, for tho use of this office.

THE social event of the WEEK was the marriage, Wednesday evening, of Miss Mattle O. Turner, youngest daughter of Jamos H. Turner, Esq., to Mr, David P. Cox, the well known druggist of this city. The oereraony took place at St. Stephen's Episcopal church, which had been tastefully decorated for the occasion and was crowded with friends of the oontrsctlng psrtiee, snd was performed by Rev. S. K. Dunham. After a reception at the residence of the bride's parents, to which so Invitations wero issued save to relatives of the two families, the happy couple left on tho 9:55 train for Chicago.

CONSIDERAULE complaint has been made through the daily papers, this week, of Councilman Schloss, Chairman of tho Fire Committee, for his action in regard to the suspension of Georgo Yost froui duty and psy as a member of the fire department. These complaints are unjust to Mr. Schloss, who is a most actlvo and conscientious officer. George Yost was drunk the committee were notified and two members of the committee went to the engine house and found him in that condition. The whole committee met the following night and Yost had a hearing. In consideration of his having formerly been an efficient fireman, and of this bolng his first offence, Yost was let off with the two weeks suspension snd less of pay but with the wsrnlng that should he ever bo found guilty of drunkenness a second time, he would be summarfly discharged. "The action was unanimously concurred In by the whole committee, which consists of I'hlllp Schloss, J. M. Haley and Thomas Gist—two Republicans and one Democra^—and to charge that Yost got off easily because of party obligations, is simffly sbsurd.

—The Selden Irwin Combination Company play Damon and Pythias at tho Opera House on Thursday night, December 9th, and with the present indications the house will bo full from the bottom to the top, and character, plsy, and the party rendering the same such should lie tho case. The play of Damon aud Pythias Is one of the finest plays presented to the public, and tho Irwin Combination are considered the best troupe presenting tho same.

The test of friendship aa presented In the play is the strongest presented in any character play. It is this:

That a man, If needs be, would die for his friend. Such was the friendship shown by Phthiss for Damon, when he permitted himself to be placed In a loathsome dungean, ass hostage for Damon, that he, Damon, might soe his wife and child once mors before ha waa to be executed, such I wing bis doom. Don't fell to see the pl*£ you will never ro«ret tho time or money spent on that ccssion. Lodges Knights of Pythias are expected from the surrounding towns, and arrangements have been made to bring weh parties at reduoed rates, and It la expeeted that the Opera House will be crowded to its fullest extent. The schedule ef prices Is fcir and made to accommodate aU cotM^ tons of sockaty.

Reserved seats....._ 1 00 (General admission 76 Family circle W Oaitsry.. SB All of the above tickets can be secured at the Ontrsl .book store, sale to cammanca at o'clock Tuesday morning. Go early and secure ytmr seats, as It Is expected that orders will be in from Parts, Bnudl, ftockvtlle and SulUvan for reserved seats, none of which will be selected before the time appointed, thereby giving all an equal chanoa. Everything Is being done that oaa be for making the plsy a soecea*. The ceespasy is making every effort to that end, and will, we have no doubt, make thle the grand success of theseaaoa.

LIVE DJtV99laTX

The following aaaoag the live draggists of our city have saoetved a supply of Durang's Rheumatie Remedy, the grsot snd infallible care for rbeomstisnt: J. ft. Whitttker, Meeara. D. P. Ou A COW, and Messrs. Cook A Bell. Read sdrertisement in an another column. wW*.

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HO LI DAY A TTRA CTJON& AT THE

CENTRAL.

To a person of cultivated 'and refined tastes there la not perhapq in this dty a more attractive place than Button A Hamllton'a "Central Bookstore." addition to the large stock of be which may always be found the books of poetry, fiction, history, science, —the cboioeet and the freshest of all oi them—one may feast his eyea on beautiful pictures snd other elegant works ol art for hours without either becoming wearied or exhausting the attractions. Their show cases alone would occupy one a day and then net satisfy his curiosity. Such sn establishment ss the

Central" Is of tyttold value to a town as a papular educator of the public taste. Among the new attractions recoived this week is handsome show case filled with samples of the finest work now being done by (be celebrated gold-pen manufacturers, Morton k. Co. iteme of these pens sod holders are marvels of artistic skill aod beauty, and would niftK6 (he most elegant Christmss present*. We notice that a new material called celluloid 14 being employed in these holders. resembles gutta percha somewhat, and la very handsome. Thore are aovoral colors of it, and it will doubtless beoome quite popular, aa it is said to be extremely durable, A new lot of "Psiwteries," also Jost received, attract tho eye by the neatness with which the boxes are put up. In facfc» these are tho finest goods of the kind we huvo ever seen, and can scarcely bo excelled in sny particular. A now thing, snd something which is destined to become very popular with the little folks, is beautiful assortment of the same goods, idontical in shape and material with the larger, but less than half the size. These aro put up especially for childreu and sell at twenty-five cents a box. Every good little boy or girl la the town should hsve one. A large invoice of Prang's chromos will be in next week and those who admire the best style of chromo work should call and see thom before the assortment is much broken. There are many other beautiful goods at the Central which it is not possible to mention in a brief notice like this, but readers will do well to make a call and see for themselves. And do not foel that you are intruding. Our word for it that Messrs. Button A Hamilton will bo glad to have you call and look, whether you buy or not. /,

—DR. TREAT lia« removed his Office to Sixth street, opposite tho Postoffice, over Craft's Bookstore.

LADIES 11EA VY WINTER SHOES, •*.25, Really worth $2.00. Tho Great Bankrupt Sale, 100 Main street, Is the only place in Terre Haute where they can be bought for that money.

MIAMI COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Dayton, O. Please send for Circulars.

A LABOR STOCK OF QEJTST AND LADIES RUBBERS, At prices considerably below those of other stores, can bo be had at tho Great Bankrupt Sale, 100 Mnln street.

NewGoods

FOR THE

HOLIDAYS!

More Cloaks. More Furs. '7. New and Elegant Ties. More Fur Trimmings. Worsted & Silk Fring-

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New Jewelry.W*. Beautiful White Lace Ties. u,

Black Kid Gloves. Evening Shades" with 2 and 3 buttons. cHI 1

Childrens' fUr Sacques, Caps and Hoods. Childrens' Furs.

HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MATT.

PERSIAN SHAWLS,

MVBLB aid SQUABE, Are very popular and growing more In thvor every day. Don't fell to go and see them. Prices sre specially low. Now Is the opportunity to buy a Desirable Winter Wrap, ana also make a substantial Christmas Present.

CL0AK8 and FUBS!

Extra Set of Furs $5.00. A Good Cloak for $5.00. An Extra Cloak for $10 to $15. Seal Skin Cloaks and Muflb. Children'sFura in great variety.

—A BUFFALO ROBE would make a ulce Christinas Present. Get a nice one at Miller it ArlothV,

•-COLt) WEATHER is coming sure, but youoan do much towards excluding tho wintry blasts, and at the same time make a great saving of fnel, by using the metallic and rubber weather strips. A. O. Austin A Co. make a specialty of this valuable invention.

THE GENUINE WALKER KIP f* BOOT |0.50, Sold by all dealers in Terre Ilaute at f4.50. Tho Great Bankrupt Sale, 100 Main Btreet, is tho only place in the State where they can be bought at |3.&0.

—LAP ROBES—Nice things for Christmas Presents—may be found in great variety at Miller «t Arleth's.

THE GREAT BANKRUPT SALE Of Boots and Shoes, 100 Main street, is now offering greater bargains than ever. A liberal discount to hucksters and peddlers.

BLANKETS, at Get

—THOSE HORSE Miller fc Arleth's are going fast, one before they are all gone.

The Prairie City Emporium arc ao busy opening novelties and Holiday goods, that they have only time to say that their cnatomera can depend on And* inft the same, or lower prices* on their firesh stock iut demoralised houses make on old stock. We invite competition. Remember the place, 824 Main street. Just west of Fourth.

—DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY? FOURTH STREET IS THE

VJ?)\TrT|F

Childrens' Cloaks'and Sacques, Hoods, Gloves and Mittens/

Ladies' Lined Gloves and Mittens. Muslin Underwear.

A good suit of Muslin for $2.76. Hosiery and Nubias.

Handkerchief^ in endless variety, for Children Ladies and Gentlemen.

Ladies Initial Handkerchief and an abundance of new goods at prices to make opposition angry.

All these goods just received at Here's Popular Ladies' Bazaar, 118 Main street, between 4th and 5th.

STORE, MAIN. HOSIERY.

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GOOD Prints, 4 ocnts. BETTER PRINTS, 6 cent*. KLKQANTKIX*CK FsJrt ()lored PRINTS,« cents ENTIRE STOCK BEST PRINTS ONLY 7 4ALL CXK31IBC*» PRINTS FOR 7 oenU.

ALL 8PRAOI E PRINTS FOR 7 cents, ALL MERRIMACK PRINTS FOH 7 cents. ALL ISKc PRIK15S FOR 7 cents.

A Fall LiactfLaitoiaad

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DRESS GOODS—Brocades in all the New Shades, 20cts per yariE

OUR BLACK SILKS,

At §1.00. 11.95. |LSO, M.78 and •S.OO, sre cheaper than Crooked Whisky.

FANCY DBE888UK8, lu Se.1 Brown, Plum, Smry Bine, etc.

BLACK ALPACAS!

We defy competition at following prices 30f, 35c, 40c, 50c, 60c and

STREETRNEAR -WOOLEN~AND FLEECE LINED

BUYING

Spend Yonr Money Carefully and where if it will Oo Farthest!

SUBSTANTIAL PRESENTS THE BEST!

A Good Calico Dress

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For Ihe Price of

A Pound of Candy.

Magnificent Collections of Bargains—Every-

thing Down to "Hard Pan!"

People Shnnning High Priced Stores !j

Itlsioabtftal ifweawuwllwlow all wlttfr. This is a Larg* Lot we Boaght at a 8acrillce! LARGE LOT DREWGOODH, 12*0. IScand 3ftp.

LARGE LOT OF WATERPROOF CLOTHS 75c and op wards. LARGE LOT all Woo! Flannels UPand apwsrd.

LARGE LOT Mmritwssrsy under price. I.ARGE LOT of Ginghams 9e and lOc and upwardt. ^LD MIXED Waterproof only Wcents. HEAVY FARMERS JEANS »c worth 8«c.

Assortment Shawta. flJW. »100, f.50. r*.0P a«d v.f Stock Lsdtes* Fnra, LELM, FM». jLarse Stock CbUdrena* F»»a, IIJW. Hoo and Hw.

^iaegsnt Une of Cloaks fVom #4.00 up to 125.00. W# lesd the Trsde in lisdles* snd Gents' Underwear. 3lores. Hosiery, and Nottomiof every kind.

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per yard.

Black and Colored Cashmeres! At One Dollar par yard—aro not equaled elsewhere.

W, S. RYCE & CO, Main, cor. 6th st!

To the Poblle.

take this method of informing my friends, Corner patrons and otlicrt!, tnat have sgain embarked in (he Wholesale and Retail Cigar and Tobacco Trade, and will hereafter conduct the same, at Mr. T. W. Howard's old stand, on south Sixth street, opposite the Poetofflce, Mr. He waad, who is well and favorably known to the community, has been retained in my employ, and will be found ready at all tfmes "to attend to the wants of my customers In establishing this lusine«6, I do so with the full determination to get a lion's share of tke retail trade. I have facilities, possessed by no other man in Terre Haute, for manufacturing cigars, and will sell all of ray 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 1 sell, and will therefore fell for cash only.

You will by patroniring me, not alone save money for yourself, but at the same time encourage "home indnsiry, and keep the money at home which would other wise be sent abroad. 1 am determined to outstrip "All Competitors," and sell a better cigar at less price than any one. Call and examine. Respectfully,

N. KATZENBACH.

Tc.rc Haul*, Dcccmber 1, 1875. rnicE WOT. A Good Cfgar 2 cents. A Very Good Cigar 2 for 5 do An Kjcellent Cigar. 3 Regalias Seed and Havanas

do do do do do

Large Regalias 5 Clear Havanas 7 And other brands in proportion. ^. •'V .^ —MERINO, FLANNEL AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

BEE HIVE."

CHILDREN'S DRESSES AND CLOAKS. BEEHIVE.

PLACE WHERE YOU CAN SAVE 50 PER CENT. ON ALL YOUR FANCY —KNIT AND FLANNEL SACQUES GOODS, NOTIONS AND HOLIDAY! BEEHIVE.

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IJLROB LOT Cottace XJsrpels, »e. Me and S5c. .. LARGE IXJT Inifriun Oarpcta. iQc,tttosnd 65c. jJ LABOK LOTOU Ootha all wMtikS. W« wtah ws ooold give a qsotatiaa tor every artieie we hsve In oar Store, bot of coarse tbsre fa ao room br thai. la ooactaalon. w* hsve ooly.to sad, taat ws only sail tor ossh. aad that ha believe It to be jost aa nraeh to y*mr interest aa onia to bay Ikm&f at thle offering.

F08TER BROTHERS, New York City Store,

and a

Kail «f every

low

flfarn.

just bought, st a lante Invoice of Osnton Flannels, Ticks, Blaaketa, Shawls, Casstmeressnd Btack Alpacaa. Tlwy will be sold at a email advaaet abovs cotA.

CARPETS! CARPETS!

IN Hals IMreet, Terre Haste, lailaai.

Heavy YtnUwide Brmt

ffUSLEV^ 8 C*wk*r

Joans, 25, 3^35,40 aaffGfe per yard. Factory Flan neb yah! wHr. 45 ceitg.

Cotton Flaniiftlft I214Sepwjd. Water Proof Cloth 8 75c pfg ji-. White Bed Blankets $2.75pr pair.

Men's Undershirta 50 cental Men's Drawers 50 cents." Women's llnder?ests 05

WRIQHT A MTA IfFAt AN

As usual, have everj-thina that ia gftrv.f to eat. MINCEMEAT,. Largo quantity, best quality..

APPIJCS,

Fresli and Sweet and Plonty.

All kinds, Fall'and Win^r— JBUTTER, Hi

CELERY, 0

The nicest tho nmrket aftaarts OYSTERS,

Try somo, and you will never bny ejh*» ^horo.

MONEY 7T LOAN.

I have money to loan-on mortga^»e^ curity on long time. No lifo insuraQnk' required. Ei Hosrotttf.

Offlco oornei Fourth and 'Main stz«a Terre Hsute, Ind.

CHOICE ME A TS.

Tho place ft»r something nice, Juicy and tentter in the vay of Areata beef, veal, pork, mutton and lamb, Is I*: I®. Mischler's Star Meat Msrket, »a Main street, a fow d6ors west of Sw^ enth. 4

I MAY not knowi thing. I donHthat I do. Ilut kiKnr who keeps tho best cerles, and who sells'anr the cheapest, too. IV* Rlppetoo—W. R. Ripp*" toe at tho "White Front." 156 Main street. He's UM man as gives six tow* ounces to the ponnd, and' a square deal, and as nyr non Johnnv says, ftsr# a takln' in shekels by ihn shovel full. -.»• 4

Married.

8MITII—MTKVEN80X—On Frlilny liijj, Dec. 3rd, nt the rosldonrr of the Urflr*motli.T, tn Honey'Cwk townnhlpi by Rev. Wm Orsliam. Mr. K. L. HnitUi Kioreuce K. 8tevenh«in.

City Advertisements. OTICirT()lx)NTI^cfofe?

__ SonliNl pro|ow»ls will rewlvwIJN.t ttie't'mnmon Council of (lioaUy of limits, at Mieir regular meelliirfrttn Ihe«•*-» nlng of the 7lh of December, A.D., IK77S. 1. For pnving with »tont« tho nlley Ktxth »troot en*l to tho allev runninif naft4t and south between Hlxth nnd (liinrtft Ktreets frem Main to Ohio strwt, 2. For paving with stnue the alley Main to Ohio street, between Fourth awl Kinhstnvts.

The work to lxdone at th*» j-*p«vw«rf property owners alonii H.-virt' alleys, Ins to plans and spwsltVontlon* on flro omrc «»f the elty engineer.

ThoCouscll reserves tho ri«ht t* nny nnl all hlls. IJy order of the Common CcunefT. i«CIIAUI»8Tl«»irri.'

Nov.ai, l«7o. City Engineer. •««.»•

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TREASURER'S SAL»— lrtu« of a prceept luxued by i**!

oTThe t'oratnon Council ol the City of Tenxr HftUtfl, NMsocotuity, Indiana. In favor »l William li.Htewart, nontmrtor,nnd meatms Anton Hhlde, for an a**ew»n»ent nutdn t*p»» realty hereinafter described, foe work iHwr bv said contractor tn improving IMDiii street, lietwwn Fourteenth (MUi) and fl»teenth ilftttn streetsln said city, by end stravellSK the same, whtrh wol ir»cept Is to mo direct**! iy,th« Mnyob'l Krtld eitv. and duly atu»t«l

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lykthe rlrr**f

s»ld el:'v. under the corporate soal therpW. I. J»tv«»'P»Mld€ick, Tmumrerof said cltVffeui Moiulny the lOUi dsy of DeeemtKT, ii'» d»orof the ctty Ccsjrt-foorw of nald may between the hours of 1» o'clock.

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oVIoeto p. in of said dny, will offer for Ait at puMIc Miction, the followIn« deaczlarrl realtv .or «o iiwich thereof as triay Is te^» sar\' "i pey such aasonsment, with ooatesa»t ehnr^n. to-wlt: Ix»t nnmher Thlrteett In ltmtts*ton's mibcllvt*tnn of part of Karm. In the City of Terre-Haaln, connr v, Male of Indiana. \V'jiin«s nay hand and seal this 27th (Iswl Novemtier. IWS. J'Ht N »'ALiIK.

JOHN PADIXi

Treasurer City of Terre Umin.

CITY TAXES

for

1 8 7 5.

rehy clven that tlx IffA T* noiNs ssy tiiint.

JOTInt Is herebj iHiplieste (brl aod that I sn ret thereon charted. Th« (bUowrng ihonthw rate of taxation on escb 11QO of liaMir prop-rty: KOT amnersl purposes .... jtf ForE T. H. a C, rallmad slnkto* food Mi For

sn r«a4y to rerrtw tbs tsom

E. T. II. a railroad interan fned

Knniw yo«r wstlpa heftn leavi ottire, and se« UMt It covers all property.

ror T. H. stakins fund jr. For C. a T.ft.Interssi fund jm rot Waterworks interest and stnkSsg ftands. JS por ivw slakl&c dnd jmt For Hewer Inltnal fan* Trtsirsteon eaeh WOO ......tLW On each poll for gvnenU putyMM jm

DosTax-Male dojpi, II f«male (Tor ewft RddtthMsfdar. nalv or om on*, "*0*5^ by say one pemm^gL 1 fX*'.11 NOTICE.

Taxsa are doe on the 15th dnyofWnesn ber, aad If not patd befbrath#Ui tntf tn April f&ttowint,ten percent. adM after wttkh Uu Tiessuwur «r deputy rt^aitwd to call spoa every lin^oeot tax-psjwr In th*1 city mnd til* deliuqueat taxes, and, If seise snd sell srtta coaster

fit property to raske tbs trie fees

L_ __ first Monday in Jan wary. jskT

IMinooent lands arc advertise* mhonx tw aokt on each y-»r,

•old on tha fins Monday tn r.brcs9«tf leb y-sr. The Treason* Isresponslble tot be eookt hsve (ollfrtei taer* psyers oo»bt to re«sember that

mad be paid every

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Trea»or*rCI«y of T«nrr sov

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