Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 6, Number 26, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 December 1875 — Page 5

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THE MAIL

A PAITR

FOR THE

GET

market boose la done,*

THE

two woollen factories are closed

for the holiday. PAT

off all your debt* and begin Ibc

year with a dean slate.

THE

Criminal Court wa» adjourned

last Monday till next Tuesday. THB

acbooln took a vacation yeater-

day evening until after New Year*.

VSMMO*.

IFyou

knock olT from work to-mor

row, don't get absent minded and go to work the next morning, imagining that Sunday ha* paa»od.

A FORTY year old log bouse three miles northeast of the city on the road leading esat from Ft. Harrfcon, burned I down Tuend-iy morning. It belonged to Jacob Jackson.

THE

holiday tnule in pretty /air, but

PM-MOITH CIIAFKL,

JAM

night by crossing to this sldo and taking tho river road south, lie wm a cousin of the murdorod man.

THK

alleys continue to receive the

regular deposits of ashes, potatoo-peel-Ings and old boot*. This is not accord-1

given al*out four weeks ago.

TIIK

State Horticultural Society met

at Turaor Hall in this city Tn-^day afternoon and remained in se&a.wn three day*. The meeting* were well attended and full of interest. The report* of the ofllcera show tho society to bo In a prosperous condition and that It Is rising excellent work. Hon. Joaeph UULort was re-elocte.1 preaUTbnt of the no*lety.

ATthe

THB

PEOPLE.

READY to swear off.

TOT

bear meat and wild turkeys

have been unusually plenty in thin market the present aeaaon.

\ViI.I.IAM

HTAXDKPORD,

TKUES HAUTE

THK

for many yean

a member of the dty police force, died suddenly on Sunday afternoon.

Comniandcry No. 16

will hold a fail droiw Knlghta Templar reception at Dowling Hall, on tl»e Oth of January.

Mwnnerchor society GAVE a con

cert, Monday evening, at Turner llall, which la pronounced by thode present, unuaually good. ________

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last meeting «f tbo cxmnafr

Sly engineer WW directed to prepare I

Thla action wa« lu acoonlaitm, *ith •w rotten n«xu*,,t Mr. J. H. M*rtln. ih« preaitlcnt of llie mad, and an offer on bin part to meet» eomm}tt#o «K e*rfy «lay With a view to building *u^t bH.lge at the jotni of the dty and the railroad company* Tenon* fttflnp*! to the wnftrw?U«« of a IjrkJg® at the prevent lirntf iMMd not, bow«v»r lo^l any frekt

xtrtmAwam

«t thK Fbr

notaiueliprob^

hlfUf of ItR bring buUt very ao^w.

A-f* apMtet iuiialaa tb» illy df at II o'clock Mwoday ttvornlng the Immediate erecOon of a part b«uaa tor •^allpnx patlenU wits on3fr»d. The jLJoard of Oaonty OoNHttnMkmefa algnlAerf a to bw ona-hUT •f tho councilman Haley wa* appointed to mi in coi\junoUoo *Ub oanml**lot»er l*»ilent#r, In t»e

pest house is not likely to have

[any occupants after all, the sinall-pox scare being over. WW—•»

THK

dome of the new bank building

corner of Sixth and Main has had a ooat of white paint and Us appearance much improved thereby.

NATHAN

BALnnro,- ex-county eom-

mhaioner of this county, died of congestion of the lungs, at S o'clock this morn ing, at his residence north of the city.

A IAHVEB by the natne of Mark McCool was killed by the south bouud passenger train on the L. C.

THK

JAMKN VANBRITNT,

not up with the llush tin MM of years ago There is too much uncertainty as to bow tho credit business is going to bo be-1 day morning at an early hour, and killtweeti thb and spring.

A hauk shadow has beeu cast over Sullivau by tho death on last Saturday of Miss Ora Hays, sister of tho editor of the Union. Tho Democrat speaks of her as a remarkably pleasant young lady, having a face in which good huuior and joyousncss seemed to be si ways present

which hltborto

has been a mission of the First Congregational church, has grown strong enough to commence biwlncKs for Itself, and next Monday will organic as a regular Congregational church, with twontv-fiva member*.

I.N

ren place, with a tumble down ffcnec, no trees, no grass, no flowers. Tho State of Indiana, and the city of Terre Haute, should both of them hnvo too much pride to allow tho present condition to remain.

THK

Sng to Hoyle, and we fear the police! Wednesday. This makes §1,000 borwlll be compelled to give some more I rowed money that munt be paid before instructions." The poor, bard-worked the first of April. The whole amount of policemen have so inuch on their minds this year's taxes belonging to the "genthat they'vo doubtless forgotten thoro eral fund," as shown by tho tax duplicate, amounts to fll3,000. This will be due next spring, but in all probability 11 least |2S,000 of It will havo to bo reported delinquent. Take {25,000 from $113,000 and it will be seen that only $88,000 remain with which to pay off these notes and run tho city another }4sar„ After paying back the borrowed money there will be 924,000 loft—not enough to pa}- the gas and water bills, lot alone tho expenses of the fire and police departments, and the salaries of other eity officcn. Look's rather bad, don't It?

Pr la now about two weeks since the first ?w«of spnall pox was annonncejl la the dty. Siuw that lime four n«w eases have been reported. Kvery precaution is being taken to prevent the disease spreadiug. TUet^ not tho slightest vasion for jdlarm, and peoplf sbouhl act sensibly and not try tocratft* panic «it lacking eleven persons of being a Jfow do pray keep c6ol and' «top gab-1quorum, the old organisation was disbllng about It! -j -f

grim

roo*rm«-

Don aaeh houae. the two to ne« their own dtacrfttton toltti theonlv limitation of their power btfng In the m^r of loratloo. The «|Qr owi» a pl«# of imaed a»hoft tltaUwe iKwthcmi of th«

Im*addition

to iteoM»e««7

—whera a ftwtner pest houae atood aad the i»w hooao or built upon thla. The eoramlttee mt to work wllb out loa* of Uiw, prep*red plans, goi bida, and «wwd«d the contract to Juatt Hook at 934? tor two booaea of two room* each, having beao decidod that two wnull booaea would be better than 'on* lama «*, *od U»ey w**a ftolabed and itHKly tor occupancy Ttrarwlqr nighl, Th# bowaea arc of wood, aobauntially boUl and Mand tw«ily ft«rt apart. The ptfwipUMM of *mybody ronoemed in their onafttrnoUon, oanno( b* loo Wgbly *Wg«d«L ....,

city borrowed another $.',000

FrrttTT-vtvK of the original stock hold er* oftbo library association met in the room ovor Paige A Co's music store, Monday evening, and the number pres

I banded by those present withdrawing

thci. names from the original paper.

plans for a bridge on Ohio stwat serosa thoae present, and the association for the tracks of the 12. xUfioW, Um|m*lly organiwd by ea ting WJl. Wloost of said brfdp# to be wlthih fS^OOOi

lhen

)ey, prOHlliQt, and Spencer F. llall, Soeratary. The following named Renllemen were appointed a hoard of managm: T. Long, F. A. Rosa, W. R. McKeen, Max Joseph, E. 1*. Ha we, Dr Worrell and L. D. Thomas. Tlie library may now be oonaidcred a fixed fact, and we are aura that every oitinen will con* gratulate tdsnaelf on Ita boing In auch gooda hands. The gentlemen who bare labored ao fklthfulljr to bring It to thla point, are deaerving of public gratitude. $ full revival whtati haa bean to pre

fh thla dty for aeveral weeks paat, oatna to a ckwe Tueeday evening. It waa begun by the Young Men'* ChriaUan Aawwlaikm, Koeembor 98tb, and batbrwlo many itnaeh tbo moat ra markable rvligtotta revtval that baa «r«r Uken p'aee In tiw^ity. It haa been cl»Ar«oteriard bjr Interne oamaatneee and Iferyor, but not of (M noliiy and: deAiooatraUv« kind, and In this respect: diA««,aa day from nighty from Uwoldteahkmad. abo«»(ing revivala. There haa mnm heati leea than two oonvaraloaa at any uaeeUng, tntledlng tba very last, and this number has aowettmee gone aa high thlrty-fiv% Two hundred and ihtrty nine per*oa* have roale open {^o^Milon of tbelr belief and ftUth in Chriet and donbt)eM many more have bean eonvwrted than have openly reported ibe ftwt. The reavll muet be aoriaaaUy Mihbetory to tbe Yooag M«n% Chriatlan AeaodaUon and to tba Mvaral paaton and dwwhw that bare participated to tba work.

-FOR UlDIEST* WATCHER and CtMlas, tba best r1*89 S. 1U FREEMAN'S.

FREIGHT

'"**$$&

IUbUMCft, are you an honest subset 1 I or do you sponge around and borrow The Mail from your neighbors?

a son of Mr. Wil

liam YauBruntjOf this city, was run over by a switch engine in the Illinois Midland Railway yard in l'eoria, Tuea-

ed. The decea&ed was in the employ of tho Midland road and met his death while in the porfortnanco of certain of his duties as brakeman. He was a very excellent yowng man and well liked by all who knew him. The romalns were brought to this city on Wednesday, and on Thursday were interred in tho cilv ccmctery. The bereaved family have the heaity sympathy of the entire community.

his address before the State Hor tlcultural Society, President Gilbert, referring to the various State Institutions and the oflfort that bad boen mado towards their proper adornment by means of shmhtery, trees, &c., said:

KM Ki.v, the man stabbed in the movers'" camp on tho other side of the river, some days ago, died of the wound, at Maxvltle, Tuemlay night. It Is loHcvod that the rmirderer escaped that you should during your sojourn in

The Normal School at this nlace. Is a fine building, largely attended, and dolus a noble work. It is situated upon a beautiful lot but if any of you visit It

tho city), you will ftna it a bleak, bar-

MAR&IAOK IJCKXSKR.—The

rail

road yesterday, while attempting to cross the Coal Crt-ek trestle work.

TUB

Mail next week will popiish

list of those keeping "open house" on New Year's day, and we will be thankI ful to those interested iMhey will send us correct lists not later than Friday morning.

work of changing the grade of

the Vandaiia railroad to conform with recent changes in the city grade, neoes sarlly progresses slowly, still, it does progress, and will before many days bo oompleted. The track st the crowing of Seventh street was further ont of the way than at any other point, and had to be lowered very nearly eighteen inches. At Fourth it WBM sixteen Inches too high. At Sixth it was exactly right and no change will be mado there. Tbo work ban been completed as far west as Fourth street.

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING- MATT.

rates from New York to

Terre Haute were reduced an the 22nd by all lines to: First class, 36 second clam, 30 third class, 21 fourth class, 21 and special, 16 cents per 100 pounds.

following

marriage licenses bav« been issued by the County Clerk since our last report Michael l.ndtkeand Maria Inderiden.

Htepheu Thomoaaml Sarah A. Allison Konert 1'. Moot taint Kila M, Kt-sler. Charles Ftker and Kniuw Roll man. Alfml S. Pmldoek and Uulll# Muni. Samuel Burton and KlliutljrUt Lanm West Jonathan Vend) and Malvinn Rider. Itnvtd K. hink and Man* M. Sibley. .- Christopher

Relnx ami

AIDIMIU

Kite.

Edgar T. Ward and Mary A. Oarton. Ira C". Km 1 tli and Carrie M. Hi. John. William C. Man warring and Mary A Brown.

Oeorjre W harry and Katie Raynnr. Jtxi'h JaineN and L. King. IVrry Harmon and KvaJlne McDonald. William J. Itenner and Baraii K. Hannah «-«rge W. and A11 if McHenry. Hmry O. chambers and xarali K. Htark.

THK

cheerful burglar has commenced

his winter round of midnight calls. He stopped at Lee Brothers, earner of Sixth and Ohio streets, last night—entering by the Ohio street door after smashing the glass and drawing the bolts—and supplied himself with several dozen cans of choice fruits, assorted, all the quails, and many other Christinas delicacies. He broke the money drawer to pieces and made an attempt to get in the safe but got no cash.

The sneak thief, too, Is abroad. He called at the residence of Mr. Thomas Johnson yesterday, while tho family were out, and took 18 In monoy, a revolver, a pistol and a watch. Ho also made a call upon Itev. W. H. Anderson and lady, tlioy being absent, and plundered the house. Probably he didn't know it was tho residence of a minister, or he would have shown bettor jndg ment. This was a rich minister, bowever, and thes. t. did get two silver half dollars. He afterwards paid his respects to Lu. Giliuore, ex-cliief of police, and appropriated his gold badge, which will no doubt be very m*ful to him, and a quantity of silverware. He took Gilmore's savage watch dog up stairs and locked him up where nothing would worry him. A call was also mado up on John o'lloylc, corner of JUghth and Mulberry, but he didn't seem to find anything he wanted and left. He will probably make as many c-alls during the holiday week as circumstances will permit,

be ready for him.

—LADIES HEAVY UNPKItWEATl AT ?*-. cts. OTH KK GOODS EQUALLY AS CHE AP. HEM EM HER THE CENT STORK FOR BARGAINS.

BEAR MEAT.

MAGNIFICENT VENISON.

The Ffne^i I.llileHarlcei tn Tcrrc llaute,

You Can Get Everything for Your Christmas Table at

P. P. Mipchler'u .Star Meat Market. He dreiwd a fine large BLA'K BEAR yesterday, that he had received direct from Crold (»ate City, Colorado, expreaaly for your Chrutinaa dinner. It weighed 2fl'2

Jlecd.

«P

wundrt, and i* a ieoit*ting display iu* He aluo drenwed the last deer he had, and for the finest irwh Veniaon go to MUrhler'*. Satnape, Pork, Ire»«ed Oooae, Drewed 1 urkev. Dresaed Chicken, Wild flame, Mutton, Veal, pure fre*h I-anl, Crannerrie*, Celery. The finest dre«aed Beef, nion«, Applea, Nnu, Oranges, anything, everything to make a fea,«t. at the Htar Meal Market. Go early to get your choice.

CHRISTMAS

Ti»e largoM A««orlti»ent of Flna T*ure, Homo-ruado Candle* In the city. We are havine noma fine new kind* inaouflwtured expressly for us. Fancy Hoxe* aud Cornucopias ^utUn^upCandy, ,t EGARS.mw^?

MEEUCHAl'M PIT£«5,

auxR CASES!,

,'^ilgCIOAK IIOLW^,

I* u&tf' i-- •Jjr•:« ••. ,, O

God Bless the Gray Hiin OP AMKKICAtl

Centennial Santa Clans

HE WILL BACK HIS CART AT*

A. G. AUSTIN & CO'S.,

Whem He will ftnd PracntAfor alL

Confidential to Children— iArge Stockings Hold Most 1 For Ladles.

ReisMors set lu Morocco Cases. Mr*. Pstt'sCold Haudl*- Polishing Irons. Combination Klre Hiand A Coal Vuo Hhovol«, Tonipt A l'tjker, (lilt or tttrr), Ivory A Rnbbtr llaudl' Kuiv«s A Forks. Carving eels and bmtd Knives. ItogfiK (»l»limtrd PI'Id Knives A Fork*. Clothes Wringers, Holiday price, 10.00.

For Jf 1MM.

It looks llki' Frnlt Knife, open It. Now Itsa Nickel (Dove Hhue Duttoner. Patent Oas Hmtlntr Car lng Iron. IVn and Nail Knlv«t. rtclssors, Ac. (tumc Tubs aud Wash Uonrds. Rlehly ornaiiu'uted Hand Sleds.4' Hkates, HkaUw! Hk uUn!! !%J Wire Flower Stands ordered.

Skates, Skates! SknUxJ! Anne of New York Club.

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DnewM-k'n noticereqnlred. t"'.'"*."* 1 For Gentlemen.

V.?

Blacklna Ca*« and Setsof Brushes. luiKor*, Stntjm and Hn»«)ie«. l*oeket Knives, Onn* anil Itevolvurs. I'ocket !tul*—

Ivory and lUx Wood,

l'ocket Kliu»kft and Sluit I'ouchi'S. Axt*,Su* Hand Haw lineks. Klrnt Iniiut-oKtouK tell a Shurn Carving Knife maken tender Turkej*

For Boys.

,ft

Knives ami Shot (Inns. ^)1 Wheelbarrow* and Wagoiui. Hleds In great variety. ,-**

Huiall Knlve«and Forks.

Cleaning Itods for (Suns. «tc., &o., Ac., Everybody knows that A. "«. Austin it Co. sell at popular prices.'

-THOSE HORSE BLANKETS, at Miller A Arleth's are going fayt. Got ono beforo they are all gone. ,'

money to loa y.

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

Offlce cornet Fouithand Main street, Terro Haute, Ind. —WOOLEN HOSIERY.

ANI) FLEECE LINED BEE HIVE.

-CHILDREN'S E S S E S ANI CLOAKS. BEE HIVE. -KNIT AND FLANNEL SACWUES

BEE I11VE.

Ql'ERA H0U8E.

ANI) MUS-

—MERINO, FLANNEL LIN UNDERWEAR. 1JEE HIVE.

PROCLAMATION

All men are born tree and equal. No man can be compelled to advertise, but should he do so, he mu&t redeem his promises. I have determined toretail Cigars at wholesale prices and to wholesale at manufacturers' figures, and I MEAN IT in doing this I am making no facri ic\ l»ut waul it distinctly understood, that 1 i.m afford it, because I manufacture my Cigars in Terre Haute. Vi X. KATZENBACH, at Sixth Street, Opposite PostoiHce.

Hall's Combinat'ion!

Mr. T. H. Hall has the honor to announce that his (Jrand Combination of distinguished dramatic artists, miniborlnu over THIIiTY will up near for two evening* onlv MONDAY and TUESDAY, December 27 and 28.

MONDAY (Oral) NIUHT,

Only time hereof the famotiM aueeess of Ixtndon and New York, entitled

SAROTOGA!

It will le prodnoetl here with a Brilliant Cast, lnelndliiR Mr. J. J. James who appeared originally at the Klltli Avenue Theatre, N. Y., over 100 night*.

"FROUFROU!"

The Mice«aa of an entire season in London and rai ls. Admission: Paniuette niul Circle fl.f»0: Family

:('lrcle

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.MALAOA ORAPBS, CONFECTIONS.

FINE POCKET KNIVES,..

GENUINE RUSSIA POCKET BOOKS tor Z^adlaa and GenUiMien. all bought Ibr cs*h snd *rUt at lowest living price*. fJ.R. BAKER

CO,

T, O. Labby.

«aka#i alive. It

taken a okason like Kri«na» to develop tba taki* Mr* Kippetoa has tor ferditif tba Btillynmt. Me snd the old man itrouled down to Ms groeeree lart evenin and «topt In ju«t to *-e the lay out '/provlnhoii^and we wvs tw»Iy astooUhed. Mr. Kippetoe has every thing kalkUated to disar bat m* to iaebriata, and all

wanting a merry Krf«KiS| will go to bias for pervuion*. DRENSED POULTRY,

CKLKP.Y, RA?/BEIIBI»s OYhTBBBk wjfi M1VCE MEAT,

APPLE BtTlTEB, APPLK8. HICKORY HUT*

FACT' )HY, PINE APPLE. AND HAMBURG CHEESE, At WltlGIIT

TUESDAY (Ia*tj XUiHT.

The beautiful play hi fi acts, eulltled

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00'

75c. Gallery .tV Iteserved

seats at Uutton fc HamlltonV without extra charge.

Spend Your Money Carefully

noon PrfBtn, 4 eetrta. BETTKR PRINTS, 5 cent*. ««.' KI.KQANT RTOTK FSat (Colored PHI NTH, 0 *nt* t»

KNTIHK HTOCK BKfT PRINTS ONLY 7 oenta.

LOT

BUYING

1tflt*§TlNTIAL PRESENTS THE BEST

A Good Calico Dress

-For fhe Price of

A Pound of Candy.

Magnificent Co ections of Bargains—Every thine: Down to "Hard ran!""

People Slionning High* Priced Stores'

ALL (WHBOO PHI NTH FOR7 centa. -ve ftALL 8PRAOUK PRINTS FX)R 7 oenta. !.!• I ALL MKRRIMACK I'RINTM POH7 osnU. at ALL 12He PRINTS FOR 7 centa. It

dovbtful if we eaa sell so low all winter.

LARtiK LOT DRESS GOODS, 12Xc, 16c and 'JOc. ^LARUK tJOT OF WATKRPUOOFCI/)TIF8

JEANS

»c worth

i^Msa Aaaortwent Suah, flJO, RLOO, I.*i0f 15.00 and up. Iatm Ktock lilies' ram, I2J0, fUa. *.«». W.W, «r*i»d up. lAraa Stock bildrena' Fur*, |1 J50. fl00 and 13.00. Klefpint Line of Cloaka from ROT up to fSUW. :SVo imd tba Trade In Ladlaa* and Ck4ita* Underwear.

Ulovaa, Iloetafy, and NoUona of iwy klod.

A Fall Line of ladles and

THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS

WORTH OF I

KAUFMAN'?. H.I .if"

-SOLID SILVER WARE spoons,

.=*

LACES!

JUST RECEIVED..

Point Applique JLar^e Barbs, from ftO cents to gl2,QO. Imitation Point Gaze Lace Barbs, $3.00 to iS.OO. White Uee Barbs, from $I.OO to ^2.00. Black Thread I.are Barbs. (Voni §2 00 to M.SO. White I^aee CollTners.

Point «a«f Larf llMiilkfivlilfCt, gl&i.OO s. •*.. ... 75.00 50.00 25.00 Laee llaudkerchles. 23f,SOr. 75r, Ml.OO up to m^.oO. Point Applique Lace Hand kerchieft. Honlton Lace Handlterehlel*. from H5.00 to &S5.00.

This is a rare opportunity to buy Heal Laces at a ffreatbareatu. Parties wanting to ptirrhitso will call iniiuediately.

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Presents!

W.S.RYCE & CO.

LARGE STOCK OF HOLIDAY GOODS I

Shawls. Furg, Diess Goods, Silks and Fancy Articles.

4 VERY APPROPRIATE WIT.

Half dozen Initial Hac kerchiefs—A.

F. G. H. I. J. K. L. M. N. O. P. Q. R. S. T. U. V. W. Z. &. S. RYCE & CO.'

iand

it will (Jo Farthest! "-f.

where

f-*

HImch IK^

tltMrlplloa,

very low figures*

Jtwi iKwudy, at a larse Invtrioe of Canton fl#onel«, Tieke, Blanket, Bhawta, C^riewmiSd Bladi Alpacas. Tbaj wlU be ecAl *t a umai: advscca above cost.

CARPETS! 'CARPETS! IJKRLK

Volume

UAWiK

CUrpato,

aOo«ad

urr IngraTn Oarpeta, fiQc,«*«»d

LAROE LOT OU CTOOM

aits.

all widtba.

We wish we could give a quotattaa tor every article we ln otjr more. bnl of coorae tbara la no roocn Ibr that. In oeaduaioo, we have only to add, that wa only eell Ibr oaah. and that be battel* It So ba jwrt nroch to your intirat aa out to bay freely at thla offering.

FOSTER BROTHERS, New York City Store,

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opwanla.

LAROB fXJT all Wool Flannela2fe and upward. '*i: v*** l^AHtiK LOT Moailtui way under price, „l A ROE LOT of Glnghama 9c and 10c and upwajrda. HOLD IXEl) Waterproof only 90 centa. ,HEAVY FAKMKBS

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Napkin Ringn, Fruit Kuivea, Card Cases, I 1 hoWeWof u.f* Vir irm'h?&*'t Jkc., go to S. K. FREEMAN'S.

tVijfo Iron Company^ &

TKKKK TE, INI). Dee. Hi, 1873.

VVI.11,AT

tiieiromee, In the ell.v of TVrn' Huute, on Wednesday, January 12th. M)ti, between tho hours of ten an-! twelve, A. for the purpo«e of elect I uu i*vea »:irectoi, itml tranaacting any othu* bui»liU'M thai may comu

letore them

c-h

may eoiuu

A..I.IIIAWK0K1), Secretary,

ORI'ICE

III'

Wabash Iron Company,

TKURi.-HAi ri:, :sd.,b««.aa, i.vtu. rnilK ANXl u. MKEriNti of tho Stockholders oi tills Coiupai.y will Dtlil

ftt

tiielrortleu. in the eity of Terre Haute, lnl.,-

the twelfth (I*.)/lay of Jan

uary, 1«C7B. \re»-ii the linan of one and tnrw elm-It. v. m., for the pnr|Kae of elect.ng t»even lin.*ct»rs for the eitKulnir ye.»r,

VV J. P. Cit.VWKOHD, S»er«'trtry.'*,•

ALLKX «V HACK, Attorneys.

fciE'.S 8ALK.

In tlie n»att«»r tif the Ashiemnent of .lauiea fiailom anil AVilllmn II. CnnilnRore «»f M.irion County, Indiana, tortlm benefit ••f erelltor»:

Nothv ii h»reli.v given that, tho under. Signed, Alienee- of the estate nf Junu.i L. Hallors iiikI \V iillum JI "omlnjitr(, will receive bld. N»V 101. itrt

rtnd

lOftftoulh

Meridian atreet, lndlnnapolN, for the next twenty diiy*. tor the mile of the Htoek of K"oda Iati-ly belonging to Kind UMlnnort. In tiullc, fur ei\»li. Hal«l stu'U iHinxlNt* of Hry jootl*. notlonN, and wall paper,appnilaed at »i2,(KC.(i|. and 1- nltnwted at -tore room No. 12s, Main utrpet. In the eity of Terre Haute, Indiana. Khoul! no xutJ-diKstory bid li re* ceived, the limierslgm-d will proe«Hd ufl

Dlontfn) Jniiuitr.v 21th, l*7C,i To oiler fHil.l MIWK LU bulk, at JXIMIOHIIOKin, on nine tiiont IIHtitno for approve pti-* per be*rln* lnt.-n KHUI ofTer to be maile on the pi-emlM*". Should no vntl.ifactory bii|l he then re«x*lvl, the uinlenilnned will, at tlie Ha me Mum and plnee, proofed io Hell •ald stwk of I^KMN by public outcry, nt r«lail,

SHlil sa)

•4"-d ^n%

air* -(*1?.

Thin

Lot we Bought at a gaerifiee!

a Large

•I

of errry

imt, Twtt amttiMiw,

to be eontliuud Iroin day to

day utitM all -hall have lH*en no'd, XOHMANS. RYHAMM KOWAKI) O. CORJf KI.Il'M. Dee^mber 17t I -Ta HKl«ne.*,

City Advertisements.1

r^ITV TUEASII ItlOR'fcfSALE—

"V virtue of nr»eept |KMI«V| by order 01 ilie Common iiiuieil of th«i 'Ity Tnrro IlAUt^, Vion emuity, liKllnnn, In f»vor

Willlani If. !"*tewivrt, emitnietoi.iimi agiUn-l Anton Hlilde, lor an GKWWTNI NR nnwle IIIKJU realtj Iten-lnnn^r leeilled, f^r work iK)t»» by aald eontractor In Improving Main Htreet, betw-ii»n Konrteenili (llth) nnd Kitiwnth (15th Mi.-etn In mhM city. tv Hnwlini't and (crave!ItIK the name, wlileli KO.KI precept Is to tue directed by th Mnyor.cf jMld city, and duly attc*te] by the el« rK M»ld city, under Uie eorjorutn M«I thereof. I, John Paddoek, Tnwturer of Mild city, on Monday thr ITtli !lay of .fiuiuary IK7ii, nt the door of tlx- elty ('ourt-rrK»n

:.tv

nald city

tietween the liourw ofW o'clock a. m., aud 4 o'rloek p.in of aald day, will oflfcr lor«*«l(v' at puliiic auetJon. the fnllriwlnu dtwrllvni reft|ty,or ao tnucli Ui.-n-of »a may l» ner«^-* sary to pay oa»«wni»'nt, with eiwitx oinl-' eh ft rue*, to-wit: Ixt niinilter Thirteen (.!:» In

Ilnmaritoti'ii MiMlvlirlnn of purl of RiitAw* Kami. In the lly of Terre-llaute, Vlao county, Mtnte »f Indiana. \VjinKM my luuxl aud w«| Uila 24(h day ul l.v«mlMfr, 1ST'.. JOHN I'ADIKX'lf, (*KAI. Tr*n»urer rity of Terre Haute.

TV]~(TlCKTO NON.KKSIDKNTB )K* THKCrTY OPTKKRR HAIJT1C,, INDIANA.

rr«K*

OTT or

TUM HAITI, Dec. 17.1B73.

To Oatficl Htemhman, Kate

Mitchell,

l/onanf F. MUMCJT, hamuel H. Karijr,

Arm

Knrl) and the heir* ol IHxon l'ortcrfl«lU, tlaceawd. non-n«filentK

ttf

thin dtjr:

In |iir»««nor

an order of the ootamem

coone of tbc ehv of Terra llautc, V|^o countj, 1 ndlana, 1 bervltf notify you that oa )M '-'7th Uy

JuanaiT, A. I. VCr, the co«nml*f1oncr*

of «at(l dty will meet *t the oRlo* of tho nr.jf thereof, on Ohio utrevt, betaoen Thfnl ani fourth atreete in aaid d»r, betirceti the hour* tea «. m. and five

tn.,

and preeoed tbenea

to the around* for tti pttrpnae of ata^aislnf and aMMMlof lh« damaaes and hencnu whirl* would accrue you lr reaaon of the wklenltiK of a street, (ttlitew and a half feet on each ride thereof.) netw«!*n Fifth and M*th rtreuta thnu«»» aertion if., town 17, north of range) we»t man Loenetetfeet norta to the city limiu of Terre Haute. Indiana. vt'ftrMM

tny

hand and the «eal ef aalt'

dtjr till*.the 17th 4«r nf f)cr« nber 7*75. JOHN Tt)l.arRT, City Clerk.

'OTICE KRfi.

TO FROPEKTY OWN-

Crrv Cijuta'aOrriat, Tiaa*, If ACT*, Ijro Dee. hb II7A. la ail whom It' may eoBcera.~5otk« la hen «i*en that at a nrgulur meetirtf

th«

Coamil of the eitv tJt Tarre Haata,

li:d :.e!4 nt the council «ham^.-r, on tbo ere nine oi tt# 7th day of December, 147 *, Da aanet e*oiutioo waa adopted:

R. re4. -That ail ptoperty (nrs«rt on rttee" the «44ewailra of which him heea are haM.y n^nind to All «aid«Me iraim to level with aid wMn^ wlthta thirty (kti ffoai tLi* diltfL

By ecder of the Vanmoo ConnrO. Dee. 7,

Wi.

ionx roi.w^tT. nWir.

•\r°Ti(K—

COMMISSIONER#' virtue of an order of tha In the eaiteor Haeklnc*

HALE. By vln

vjsmnrrolt rowrt. li

ham va. Daeklnaham, In Partition autt, wlU. aa Comml«4oa»r, offer for aala MI Monday, the third day of Jan nary, IfTt, at the Court Honae Door, In Vigo Conaljr, Indiana. between the hoar* of 10 A. M. and 4 n, of aald of lot number tfsirty-eeven (*Ti of the orl

day, Uieaoath ooe-femrth iK) (XT) of the orU.

nal plat af aald town a 4 farther, will reoeiva propoaitl4k* tn eeii tb- aame proper* tar at private aale at my oflloe, on Oh la HTMtnaUl aald third day of Jannary, \*H.

Term* Of Hale: Ona-halt eaah In ha art, balance, tn two equal payment* of 12 and J: month*, with laltnat at 19 p«r cent, wits apnrarved aeemrtty, and cnliaetablo wltbent relW. *ejU-l«

M. HirKoX, UomalMMaM.