Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 6, Number 24, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 December 1875 — Page 5

THE MAIL

A Pater for the People,

f"H K«ATl RDAV EVENING MAIL tson •ale each Haumtay afwruoon by A. H. TWwey. .... Opera Hon*®. 8. II.

Hiram Ucklighter. j. K.HUak* C1iftrt»y Wll*uo», J. W. Dover Ch#rU jf HfiQiMbcon.. Wad" Rampton Cha*.l. fUppntoc...... Kami Ivmcksou Ot|sM.odHl Robt. Wstklus, T. C. Uoyd i— Martin Knby_ John H*«nmotui Wm. J. Durt'l.„ K1

OUT Tal L..„ Frank Wheat... (icorgty llnp.... *hrl»t Miller Jr.,*.....-.. Pontius i*hl9r...... I_ Volkew.... John A. Clark JareU M. Edward ...... tjlymesii. Franklin,.., Dsnl Bnmhrarm Jr.,... Will If Arroond

w.'vv^rK wT!rrir.!"r." Block FVrvl K-tUtJZZ&or"*lh and '."! ..Marshall. 111*. ._._jBullivan Ind .».« Clintou, Ind. .^..-Kockvlll#, Ind .. Itraxl 1, Ind

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K)y £1 uaner V. I~ (.»!» M. H. IHx_ lien. J. B. 1 -d~. P. !. Wo r-n« 0. V. leei 1. K. Lsn O. W. #r« m»u jj-.r.i r.M.fur!Charles a E. B. Pin

Msttoon, III*.

Oreenesstle, Ind. Wavelsnd, I nd.

worth.... KntghUvlUf. Ind »l. Mao**, Ind __lto*elal\ Ind

lor..

Kaiw III*.

„..Auuapr»ll«, Ms. ..Pt-rrysville, Ind .........Danville, Ind, .-^..Vermillion, III*. «.«_..Oaktoam, Ind .Hartfftnl, Ind,

Sand ford, Ind,

„w..Kug«,n,l Ind. Newport, Ind Mpntmnnui, Ind „„»helbume, Ind

Mwm, Ind

...Prairtcton, Ind Uridxetoi, Ind .Bowling Urceo, Ind

KoMevllle,'nd

Farmemburg. Ind WestlWUIJIls. JUartlnavllle, ills,

.....--....^...Dennlson, 111". Living*ton, III*. .. .. Tuscols, 111*. .....Anhmore, III*.

Kdwia ». Owen John Hendrix WalUce Mando*kjr.. J. II. ltosfon _... lUchord Cochran

Casty, III*. Areola, III*.

,„.,.Kcw Oonhen, Ind .... ....Bellmore, I nd .....New Lebanon, Ind «_Ma)orUy Point, III*.

Cenlervllle, Ind

Osuy two weeks till Christmas.

CLJKTOJI is having a religious revival,

Tin notorious Tom. Godsey baa been made happy with another liquor license,

Th» salary of tbo deputy city clerk haa been raised from *i0 per month to fflO.

TUK fVntennisl exhibition at the Opera IIouvo this evening will bo well worth tlouble the price of admission Kvery ono who can should attend.

AT t!x« last meeting of the council Tuesday night, the Mayor and Finance Commute wero authorized to borrow another $10,000 lor the use of the city

TUB negro. Brown, who made tho murderous assault on George Lockridge serao weeks ago, was on Wodneaday sentenced to three years in the peniten tlary.

Mna May M. Cri

tt,

wife of Will

Ctuft, of this city, died shortly after 8 o'clock, Wednesday morning The do oflfeaed was a daughter of Welton Modesltt, of Lolloy, N. Y. She was about twenty-three years of age and bad ItQeu married a little moro than ono year. The gentle sweetness of her character and raro womanly graces had won for ber, in this city, many warm friends to whom her death will cause the sincorest grief.

A CHILD'S play house in Sbryer Bros* nhow window attract* general attentio and is tho most elaborately gotten up thing of the kind wo have ever seea. It Is built, finished, and furnished exactly llko"arcal house," and in an architectural and mechanical point of view, is a model. It was designed and made by Mr. Torn Butler, for a present to a little niece In Washington City, by the name of Fannin Forrest and If that hocu« roaches its destination all right and in time, and Miss Fannlo Forrest is not delighted little girl when she first sees It on I'hrWtmaa morning, then ws shall be willing to acknowledge that wo don't know anything about little girls.

A Kill AO I.ICKNMCS.—The following marriage ll«*ns«» have been Issued by tho Oounty Clerk since our last report:

Henry T.Newman and Anns B, HuraU droit Koyer* and tary J. BfiUley. Michael U-onant and Alice Leonard. Jamra W. Youn* and Itacbel V. Hooping ra«r. UonJatnln UathermAO and Hasan Drake. Char In* K, lougla« and tUMIo John*. John P. MKfculey »nd MalvlnaHmlth. Charles H. Taylor and Kllitabelh Tndor. MU-ajeh A. Hyde and Harsh K. Harper, XhuntM Htovriu and JalloU KlloU. LSWMMI HO|*F Marr SJmlUi. William K. Taylor Mary Elisabeth Harden Btiller and Rn«* Jones. Mionacl lAhidtksaud Maria Indtrlden. Oj« aceount of Dowllng Hall being otherwise engaged, the revival meeting was held si the Congregational chorch last night. The attendance was very large and the InVorest as Intense as at any pre*Ions "meeting. In fart It baa been clearly demonstrated, every nlgbt this week, that the interest grows. The Urgent audience that has yet assembled at any meeting, was on Thursday evening. The conventions thus Ikr reported number 23ft. lr. Munhull returned to Indianapolis on Monday and will take charge of a revival now In progrees In Ln&iyette, to-morrow. There will be no meeting held to-night, It having been deemed best to take one evanings rest. The meetings will be resumed to-morrow evening, and continues for st lesst snoiber week, snd longer if cirr«tiw«aiKee seem to Jostlfy It.

A^otHKR tumble coal oil tragedy took place on Second street, near Mofftitt, Sunday nigbt. Mi*. Frank Monrte, the lady whoee bnaband so mysteriously disappeared a flew weeks sgo, bad just retired for be night, bat remembering the tamp, which was still burning, aroao to extlnf«isa IV As ske attempted to turn It down the lamp exploded, throwing the burning oil In every diree lion, and setting fire to what clothing •be bad on. burned her tearfully, Kverything poasa'.''" was done for the relief of the unfortunate woman, bat on Tuesday morning sbo died. It was a most melancholy accident, and yet it oaanot be aid to have been the result of careleasDM. Just so losg as dealers are permitted to sell "cboap

rfl,M

pert eucb (Kcddcnt*.

we (nay ex

Riley PRICK, a cooper living on Second street, south of Wilson, was knock' ed down and robbed of four dollars just as he was entering bla own gate, about eigbt o'clock Saturday evening, and remained lying where be fell, senseless, until midnight, whon he recovered con sclonsneas sufficiently to drag himself into the bouse. A physician was immediately summoned and it was found thst bis skull was badly fractured, a portion of the brain protruding, The blow had beeu made with a biick and must have been given with dreadful force. Price Is still lying in a very critical cor. dition, and hi* recovery can only be the result of the most careful treatment and watching and even then will bo next to marvellous. No clue has yet been obtained ss to the perpetrator of the fonl assault,

A rEnnoN was presented to the ooun ell at its last meeting ssklng the freo use of the new city hall one night for ball purposes, the proceeds of said ball being intended for Mr*. Michael Rink. No particular time was mentioned in the petition, a blank appearing therein which It' was Intended the council should fill. The use of tbo hall was promptly granted by the council snd the Market Committee authorized to #11 the blank with a date. This, of eourse, the committee could not do without consultation with tho managers of the ball, as to the time that would best suit them. Up to this date we believe there has been no such consultation, consequently we sre unable to state the exsct time when the ball will take place. will most likely be between Christmas and Now Year's.

The ball will have a roost worthy ob ject, and should meet with hoarty ap proval and liberal patronage from all classes. Mrs. Rink's heroic endurance and womanly devotion to her husband during tho three sorrowful years just passed, and hor bereaved and destitute oondltlon at present, should touch eveiy heart, and make us all feel glad of an opportunity to contribute to her better comlort this winter. We hope to see a handsome »nm of money raised, and would deem it a disgrace to the town if the movement looking to that end should fall to realize the hope.

BALLS.

The "Bachelors and Bonedicts," in oonjunctionXwith the maids and matrons, tripped the light fantastic at the Terre Haute House, Monday night.

The Fireman's Ball at Turnor Hall Monday nlgbt, was well attended and a pronounced success in every particular.

The Red Men and their friends will dance at the new City Hall Christmas eve.

The Traveling Men have the new market house and City Hall engaged for a tupper and ball New Year's eve.

The Junior Order of Americsn Mechanics will give a masquerade ball about tbo 2lst or 22nd of this month. Tho time has not been definitely fixed

Tho ball of tho Hibernian Benevolent .Society will take place at Dowllng Hall on the evening of tho loth—next Wed nesday.

ANNIVERSARIES.

Rev. S. F. Dunham, Rector of St. Ste phen's Episcopal church, preached his third anniversary sermon Sunday. From among the many Interesting statements regarding the condition and work of tho church during the year just closed, we quote the following: "The bishop of the diocese has made one visit t« this pariah to administer tbe Apostolic rite of confirmation. On that occasion twenty-two were confirmed. Thlrty-nlno Infants and seven adults have received Holy Baptism a total of forty-six. There havo been fifteen burials eleven mar riagossolemnized thirty communicants have been added, and twenty-six lost by removal *, three families havo moved Into tbe parish and fourteen bave gone away.

Tast Ran day completed tbe tenth year of Rev. E F. liowo's ministry In tbia city, and he had Intended on to-morrow to preach a sermon appropriate to the closing up of one snd the opeolng of another decade, but the revival has upset anything bo contemplated for that occasion, and it wlil be deferred to another tlmtt.

Tbe crystal wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Corey Harbour waa celebrated last Saturday evening.

Tbe wooden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Ed lAwrence waa appropriately celebrated on Monday evening at their residence on Fourth street. A larje number of Wends presented congratulations and presents, and were entertained In tbe no«t hospitable manner.

This (Saturday) Is tbe 69th anniversary of the admlssloa of Indiana into tbe

rnion.

THKCUVRVHES.

Tbe usual morning servtaee to-morrow st Centenary, Asbuty Cits pat, subjent "ConventionSt. Agnes, Congregationsi, Baptist a«d Presbyterian churrhea, by tbe pastor*. In tbe evening a union meeting at Dowllng Hall.

At the Christian Chapel, O. P. Peale, pastor. Morning sublet: Honor rowned." Evening subject: "Oar Meditator.**

W. A. HHKAP, opposite tbe pM office, deal mi «s to tell tbe readers of Tbe Mail wb«a tfaay ate oat looking for Holiday Goods that ba Is prepared to •bow tbe ft neat stock of Toy*. Varna, Toilet S*t*. Writing Desks, Bbell Work, Doll Ouiiif«i Hobby Hemaaod Roek•ra, ever brought to this city and at prima to suit tbe times. His Candies are jruarant*~ sirktly pom.

ff/.i Y'

AT R. 0100*8 olegant establishment, on Main street, Just west of Fourth, will be found many beautiful and appropriate articles for Holiday Presents—such as Pictures, Brackets, Fsncy Frames and a great variety of Fancy Uoodw. He has a choice stock of

—EXAMINE the Ladies' and Oenfs' fino Furs and Holiday-style Hats st Sykes'.

-AN ELEGANT LINE of Ladies') and Oents' fine Furs, and Holiday-style Hats, are now exhlbitod at J. II. Sykes' I lat Store.

—RYAN PROPOSES going exclusively into the Boot and Shoo business tho coming year, and to this end he will sell his stock of notions and Holiday goods at cost and less, in order to closo them out.

—FOR SILVER-PLATED WARE, In all its varieties, go to 8. R. Freeman's. He undersells them all.

—IT will bo a matter of regret to those who do not attend the School Entertainment this evening. Another such opportunity of witnessing the progress of our schools will not bo presented Boon.

-IF YOU ARE LOOKING for something appropriate for Christmas Gifts, don't forget to look in at A. G. Austin A Co's hardware storo. They are carrying a greater varioty of Christmas goods than over before, suitable for men, women and ehildren, and it is a notable fact that "everybody takes" Christmas gilts that come from Austin's.

—ONE of the attractions of the School Exhibition to-night will be the beautiful calistbenic exercises by forty girls of tbe Fifth Ward.

—FOR JEWELRY, go toS. R. FREEMAN'S. His prices are the lowest, and styles the best in tbe market.

—Now if you want something real nice and elegant for a Holiday present to give to a friend, why just go toStahl's Queens ware Store and there you will find what you want. For it is known that he always keeps tbe linest lino of Holiday goods of any one in the city.

—FOR LADIES' and Gents' fine Furs, and Holiday-style Hats, go to J. Sykes, the Nistor oi Terre Haute hatters.

READ THIS LIST of holiday Goods to be found at Boland's Shoe Store, 1451 Main street.

Gentlemen's Fine Slippers. Gentlemen's Fine Shoes. Gentlemen's Fine Boots. Ladios' Fine Shoes. Ladies' Fine Slippers. Ladies' Fine White Kid Slippers.

REMEMBER WE TAKE THE I LEAD IN HOLIDAY GOODS-POPU-1 LAR CENT STORE, FOURTH ST.

-BUY ALL your Christmas presents S. R. FREEMAN'S—for low prices he is on the war path.

TO Bt£ NIKE.

Why doe* the trade laereanel dally at the I*ralrt« Clf jr Empo-1 riant

Brraane they aril their new I Holiday Uoodw an low aa aorae old houne* olTer badly awivorted Jobs in hard nloek.

A ftall linr orZephym aow at 15 eta. anoaneeattbe Prairie City Emporium.

FAYN.

IIOLI

No lady will forget to thin •tore Ibr all

Musical goods, which, lu order to close DOUBLE and SQUARE, out he Is selling at very low rates. Are w|y anJ grow|nf? mQre Jr flivor every day. Don't fail to go and see

—Tkbrr HACTHhas never yet fallod to manifest a deep iutereat in an enter prise of her Public Schoola. This Interest will be showti again on to-day at the Matinee and in tho evening,

Mladle«*

(aoodV

Ibr Cloak*. Rhawk i'aney Good*. Dolla, Notion*. Ihe Prairie City Empsriam. 994 Main af reef, Jaat weat of Fourth.

Kee Ihe Doll that walk* and talk* at Ihe Prairie Clly Knapo* Ham. -SOLID SILVER WARE spoons, Napkin Rings, Fruit Knives, Card Casea, Ac., go to H. R. FREEMAN'S.

TO SMOKERS AND CHEW ERA I am retailing At WHOLESALE PRICES, Wboleaaling at

MANUFACTURERS TRICKS,

A good Cigar ^....2 cento, A very good Clgsr for 5 An excellent Cigar «...S Regalias... 4 Seed and HaTarMM....M.»,.MM««... A Urp Regalias —«,..»«........« Hear Havana. And other brands In proportion.

Chawing and Smoking tobacco cheap •r than at any othsr place. Excellent fine-rat at& cent* an o*

Tbe beat, So*, for 13cents, and all other goods In proportion. Ctoroe and see tar yourself, that this is no hntnbug. 1 mean business cheapest bouse In tbe country.

N.KATZKNBACH. Opposite tbe Poatofltoe.

LADIES HKA I WINTER SHOES,

»!.».

Really worth ftLOO. The Great Rank ruptHakt, 100 Main stree*, is tbe only l^aee in Terre Haute where they can be bought for that money.

TBRRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL

PERSIAN SHAWLS,

them. Prices are specially low. Now is the opportunity to buys Desirable Winter Wrap, and also make a substantial Christina# Present.

CLOAK^a^lTRS!

Extra of Furs $5.00. I A Good Cloak for $5.00. An Extra Cloak for $10 to $15. 8eal Skin Cloaks and Muffk.

—WHAT TO (JETT—This is the question worrying many men and many women Just now. We suggest to tbe latter CBIldrOIl's UI*S in groat Tarictj. that they look into Clatlelter A Richey's show window where they will see the finest lot of Oentlemon's Slippers evor brought to this city. And to the gentlemen we say go inside and see tho elegant line of Indies' French Kid Shoessome remarkably fine goods*.

VIOO CO UN TYCO UNCIL, P. OF //., Will hold a special meeting at Dowling Hall, on December 18th, 1875.

VIGO COUNTY POMONA GRANGE. Monthly meeting will be postponed ono week, and take place on Wednesday, December 2Dtb. By order of H. D. Scott, Master.

INDIANA HORTICULTURALSOCIETY. Annual meeting at Terro Haute, on Tuesday, Wodnesday and Thursday, Deoember 21st, 22nd and 23rd, at tbe Court House.

THE GENUINE WALKER KIP BOOT 18.50, Sold by all dealers in Terre Haute at |4.50. Tho Great Bankrupt Sale, 100 Main Btreet, is the only place in the State where they can be bought at $3.50,

-THE IMMENSE STOCK OF VARIOTY GOODS DISPLAYED AT THE POPULAR CENT 8TORE, CALLS EVERYBODY'S ATTENTION. MORE GOODS WILL BE OPENED TO-DAY. VISIT THE CENT STORE FOR ALL OF YOUR FANCY GOODS ANDNOTIONS, FOURTH STREET.

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

FACTORY, PINE APPLE, AND HAMBURG CHEESE, At WWGHT A KAUFMAN'S.

-THOSE HORSE BLANKETS, at Miller Arleth's are going fast. Get one before they are all gone.

—DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY FOURTH STREET IS THE PLACE WHERE YOU CAN SAVE 50 PER CENT. ON ALL YOUR FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS AND HOLIDAY GOODS, VISIT THE POPULAR CENT Bankrupt Sale 100 STOKHI FOURTH STREET, NEAR MAIN.

GO TO WRIGHT A KAUFMAN'S FOR CHOICE TEAS AT A BARGAIN,

r-Jfr.:-,,

OOOI) Prints, 4 cents. BETTER PRINTS, 5 cents. ELEGANT STOCK Fast (Colored PRI NTH, 6 cent* ENTIRE STOCK BEST PRINTS ONLY 7 eenta. ALL (Y)CHKOO PRINTS FOR 7 cento. s, ALLSPRAGUE PRINTS FOR 7 cents. ALL MERRIMACK PRINTS FOR 7 oents.

ALL 12Sc PRINTS FOR 7 cents.

It ts doubtful If we can sell so low all winter. This is Lot we Bought at a Sacrifice!

LARO E LOT DRESS OOOD8,12^c. lfic snd 3»c. LA ROE LOT OF WATERPROOF CLOTHS 75c and upwards. LA ROE I/T all Woitl Flannels 22c upward LARGE LOT Muslins wsy under prlc LARUE I/)T of (ilnghams 9c and 10c and upwards. GOLD MIXED Waterproof only cents. HEAVY FARMF.RS JEANS S-VAO

to bay freely at tbia offering.

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

The 2oc Corsets, 20c Plaid Ties, 37aC Merino Underwear, $3.50 Cloaks,

OUR BLACK SILKS, Heavy Yard-wide Brown

AI MOO. SI.9S. 8

81.50. 01.75 and

£3.00, sj heatpcr than Crooked Whisky-

FANCY DRESS SILKS,

In Seal Brown, Plum, Navy Blue, etc.

BLACK ALPACAS!

We defy competition at following prices:

30c, 35r, 40c, 50c, 60c and 75c M- per yard. Itlack and Colored Cashmeres!

At Ono Dollar per yard—are not equaled elsewhere.

W. S. RYCE & CO., Main, cor. 6th sts.

DON'T FORGET

LADIES UBBERS,

At prices considerably below those of other stores, can be be bad at tbe Great

BUYING

SUBSTANTIAL PRESENTS THE BEST!

A Good Calico Dress

For Ihe Price of

worth 86c.

l^rge! Elegant line of Cloaks from W.0O up to f^V.oo. Wa lead the Trade In Indies' and Genta' Underwear. Gloves, Hosiery, and Notions of every kind.

4 Fall Mae of Ladle* and Mime* Knit iood«, or every deaerljrtfeii* at very low figure*. Jn# bought, at a large invoice of Canton Flannels, Ticks, BlankeU, Shawls, CMsi meres snd Black Alpaaas. Tbey will be sold at a small ad ranee above co*.

CAttPETS! CARPETS!

LARGE LOT Hta«e Csrpeta, 39c, 80c and 85c, LARGE I/T Ingrain Oarpeta, 50c,a0caod LAARUK LOT OUCiotba all WMUM.

L*ARUK LOT Oti Clotbs all widtba. We

wish we ooukl give a quotaiian tor every article we liare ln oar more, but of course there ia no room for that. In conclusion, we have only to add, that we only sell ibr oasfa. and mat be believe It to ba Just aa

FOSTER BROTHERS, New York City Store,

Main street.

—FOR LADIES' WATCHES Chains, the best plaee to buy is at S. R. FREEMAN'S.

Presents!

Spend Your Money Carefully and where it will Go Farthest!

A Pound of Candy.

Magnificent Collections of Bargains—Everything Down to "Hard Pan!" People Shunning High Priced Stores!

Cotton Flannels 12

Cheap Furs, And all the numerous bargains to be had at HERZ'S. REAL HAIR SWITCHES at 50c on the dollar, to close, at HERZ'S,

—LAP ROBES—Nice thingsforChrlstmas Presents—may bo found in {peat varietv at Miller A Arleth's.

—CHILDREN'S DRESSES AND CLOAKS. BEE HIVE.

—KNIT AND FLANNEL SACQUES BEE HIVE.

MONEY TO LOAN.

I have money to loan on mortgage Security on long time. No life insurance required. C. E. HOSPORD.

Office cornei I*burtli and Main street, Torre Haute, Ind.

-MERINO, FLANNEL AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. BEE HIVE.

CHOICE MEA TS. place for something nice, fkt, nd tender in tbe way of fresh veal, pork, mutton and lamb, is P. P. Mischler's Star Meat Market, oc Main street, a few doom west of Sev enth. A LARGE STOCK OF GENTS' AND

The

Juicy bee i,1

and

a Large

T- W

17.00 and up.

if 4

modi to jwu intera*

IH Mala ttrnt, Tern Haatf, »•!•••.

otu»

Cents.

Jeans, 25, SO, 35, 40 and 50c.

per yard. Factory Flannel* yard wide, 45 cents.

l-2eperyd.

Water Proof Cloths ?5c per vd. White Bed Blaukets $2.75 per pair. ..Men's Fndershirts 50 cents..w

Men's Drawers 50 cents. Women's Undermts 65 cenfc.

Is that you John? Havr you been down to Rippetoo's .vet? Well, noV 'you go there lust ss ftst ss yore legs *11 tske von! Nice wsv this to pul off buyin' talngs for Sunday still plum' dark Saturday night! "What's ho got?1' (Jot everj'thing! every-, thing ye can think of that good, if ho hain't sold it all senco 2 o'clock

Now ye go on to tfco White*Front an' I'll g«» home.

—WOOLEN AND FLEECE LINKD HOSIERY. BEEHIVE.

TURKEYS AND CHICKENS, RABBITS AND DUCKS, API'LES AND CRANBERRIES. MALA'iA AND CATAWBA GRAPES, At WRIGHT A KAUFMAN'S.

M. JOSEPH,

N. E. (XMiNKR MAIN AND SECOND STREETS,

HAS NOW THE

BIGGEST STOCK

OF THE

Finest Ready-Made

CLOTHING

AND IS PREPARED TO

Sell Cheaper

THAN ANY HOUSE IN TH*E CITY.

City Advertisements.

JOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposal* will IK?rwelv«y1 by the mon ('oiinrll of the city of Terre Htut«. at ihllr retpilsr mwtlnK on the evening of tbo UUt of December, A. !..

Flist—For ftsvln. with brink the kldewslks on Second strert. from Main to Mulberry itrcct. Second—Kor psving with brick the ridcwallrs on Fourth atreet, from Msln to Psrk street, on sll unfinished rmrta of Mid sidewalk*.

Tblnl -Kor fllliug up the sidewalks on Sixth Ktrret, to the proi-er grade, with grsre), from IVirk to Gulick treet

The Munc to be done st the expense of th^ property owner* along aaid work, according plsiu snd xpeoilloaUoiu on file io the office of tli* dty engineer.

The council reserve the right to reject any snd sll bilv Hv or 'or of the Common 'otinoll.

Iec. 0. IKTY KICK A III* HTROfT, Uty Knglneer.

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TO PROPERTY OWN-

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C.TT I Txasx, ITACTTLIXD., Dt-r. B, IK!".. To sll whom It rosy concern —Notice t* hereUy giren that at regular meeting of Uncommon Council of tha dty of Tern Haute. Ind.. held at the council chamber, on the evening of tbe Tih day of IXecembcr, Jiff."., the annexed resolution wa* adopted:

Resolved —That all property owners on dtrecU. tbe ridewalki of which hare been curbed, are hereby required to fill aald »ite walks to level with usid curbing, within thirty dsn from thl* dste. fly order of the cunmon Cotimil. Dec. 7, ISTi.

JoHK ft. TOLBKKT, City Clerk.

1ITY TREASURER'S 8AL1

By virtue of precept isatted by oader of ihe ommon Council of the City of T«mH*ate, Vigo county, Indiana, In favar "of William It. HU-wart, cnntrsetar,snd acmt^M Anton Hhlda, ff»r an asseiwment made n| realty hereinafter dacrlM, fer work hy said contractor In Improving str»«. between Fourteenth Mtb) and teenth (19(h) street* la aaid city, oy grsdtag and graveling the aane. wblch iflUi preeeptlsto me directed by the Mayerpr said city, and duly attested by the elerklbf said city, under tbe corporate snal thoiaM. 1. John Paddock, Treasurer of said elty.on Monday the lKh day of December, Uftlu the diK»r of the city Court-rowm of mid sty between U»e hours of o'clock a. m.. s« 4 o'clock p. of said day, will offer for iH» at public auction, tbe following deseribea re«lty.cr *o mocli thereof m»R be DMmtary to pay such assuwment, with nstaM charge*, to-wit: 1/Ot number Thirteen tn Homastonti saheivtslon of part of Kufiur Farm. In the City of Terre»Haute, fkpi county, mate of Indiana.

Witness tnyhaod and seal tbls 27th dar of November, lia. (SKAL|

dar

JOHN PADDOCK.

Treasurer City of Terre ft

N« Vl«o

OTIC'E— CX)MMIH8IONEKSf

8A I.E. By virtue of an order of thr nrcalt Court. In the eass of Bucking' hsm rs. Buckingham, In Partition suit, I will, as COmtnlaaioMer, for sale oti Monday, the third day of January, ICl, at the CXmrt Mouse Deor. tn Vtao County, frxitana, between the hours of 10 A. K. and 4 r. *t~, of said day, tbe south one-fourth (Ut of tot number thirty ««"veB jg) of the orulnal plat ef said towa and farther, I wit I reoetvs propcMitiona to sett the aame property at private asie st my offloe, on u(b •treet. antll said third day of Jauaary, UP*.

Terms of Male: Ooe-hsJf, cash in haad, Uanets in two equal paymenu of 12 and 1» tooths, with laterest st 10 per cent. Willi apjxroved security, sa4 collectable vlth/Kii 4ceM-*w

M. M.

HICK'

iVonsiMdMr.