Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 6, Number 21, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 December 1875 — Page 5

THE MAIL

PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

THIS SATURDAY EVENING MAIL is on Ml* each (Saturday afternoon by A. H. Dooiey Opera Home. H. R. Bak*r Co —. P. O. Lobby. M. r. Craft* Opp. Pt*t Ufflw. W. W. Byars H-ach Block. Ferd Faidler. Kly A Conner V. L.Oole. M. H. DU KolU*an lad Ken. Alien Clinton, Ind.

J. B. Dowd.

Itichspl ("«eliriiit

July.

Bridgetotj, Ind

ilowUfig Orwn, Ind Koseville, I nd ...Farmend r^, I nd. ......West:.. .J, Ilia.

Martinsville, III*,

.....^....^..-lienntson, 111*. .»„Livi:ik«ton, III*.

IIAI'PY New Year!"

(joi.No to keep a diary

WAS it slippers or dressing gown

OIRLM, with to-morrow dawns leap year.

O.MI.Y

six mouths till the Fourth of

takes 'em—accounts of

ICVKHYnODY fctyk. CITY Corxrtk meets next Tuesday night.

WITH tomorrow comes the regular swearing off time.

TIIKY don't call it "Tom and Jerry" now, but "Moody and Saukey."

WK bad a "groon Christmas," now let's see about that "fat churchyard."

TIIK Hoard of County Commissioners will not be in semion again till January 16th.

A PAJrrr Is boing formed in this city to start for the, Black Hills ear!/ in the spring.

EIAVH you tried your hand at writtng 1870. Iiooks decidedly contennlalish, don't it?

TIIK trial of Kdmous for complicity in tho Long l'oint murder, will tako place next mouth.

Dm Mows* 1$. WiiiTAKBitdledsuddenly on Monday night, at bis residence in the north part of the city.

MKM. JAMS* llourrox was burned to death by theexploalon of a coal oil lamp at Mcrom, Saturday evening.

TUB holiday vacation in the public schools expires with tho present week. Trouble will begin again next Monday.

A NCMnr.uof the teachers in the city school* attended the 8tate teachers convention held at Indianapolis this week.

Two morn now cars havo been placed on the street railway, and two of the old ones have been sent to tb« hospital far repairs.

JONKPH MCKIK*KY, a Vandalia engineer, and at ene time a member of the city police force, died at 7 o'clock, Tuesday morning.

day In January.

THR first annual election of officer* for the Library Association will take place on Monday next—the first Mon-1 of letters patent for a wheat screen

A ix tho bad little boys joined the Sunday Schools last week. But of •ouree the Christmas celebrations had nothing to do with it,

Tn* Home Circle club gave tbelr first dance at the Trrre Haute House this week. It was an exceedingly dressy affair nnd very enjoyable.

!U:»KXTt«tn the festival at Asbory church this e%*enlng. There will be bcahels of fan—a fcastof reason, oysUi*, pickle*, jelly cake, etc. Admission, free.

HIM. MARMIAX has the distinction of lielng the first person to bredk out of the work house. Hell break llto it again inside of a month fr something to eat.

ExnutatvK additions and Improvements have been mat! UM n»U worka, and it is now one of U** most complete establishment* of the kind in the oouotry.

KKMKMMKH that the banks will be closed to-morrow and that aslt is a legal holiday n:«* maturing on the. must be met to-day, the 34th, *lss u«*/'ll go to prvtewt.

Kuchrrlsts will be delighted with the sk*f«*h of how ladles play the game, ii we give on the fourth page to-day. I (arent you seen ladies play very mueh that way?

A VAM AM.K bird dog belonging to Mr. U. 11 Jeflters died suddenly with something resembling apoplexy, last Tuesday, while hunting new Young"* statkm. The dog was llftesn years old,

Tns police are "laying" fer thoMelsee. Uotts young gentlemen who area in suing themselves and the public by the removal of sign*, gate*, and other portable articles which are fo«ud out after dark.

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TUB earth will be at perihelion on I Jan. 1st, and If you haven't handed In your subscription to this paper by that time we can't be held responsible tor the remit*, and there's no telling what may turn up. Delays are dangerona.

You can now do up the 1875 almanac and lay ft away with the other melees and worn-out things. If there are no

Cor. 4th and gramhepper suflterers to send them to Marshall, 111*. next year, there'll be some other means of swindling the Lord oflfer Itself,

Don't be diacnuraged.

„„_Kock ville, Ind. Brazil, Ind. Mat toon. Ills. ..(Irwacwflp, Ind. .Wftvelind, Ind. .Kuightx. IXe, Ind.

P. L. VbMl«r. C. V. Deckw.—. J. K. lAngdon— U. W. Orwn#— I 1 H-Mnipiwortb r.M.Ct.-. (,'harle* E. B. P.-: HI nun LickllCtiter. 1. K-Hmk* narley Wllaon J. W. Boy«r.~ t."hart*7 M~Cut«l»oon. Wade flttinpton Cliii*. I). Hi ppet«w» N«m1 tvrrlclcJHMJ...... OtmM.OdHl iiobL Walklna T. C. Lloyd Martin Huby John Hlimnon* Win. J. DuivU^^.... K1 m«»r Ta! t»*t Frank Wb«L.. (ieort|« Hfap hrl*t Miller Jr, I'oritlus I*hler„. I» Volkem John A. «*lark„.... Jnri'ti M. Kdnr».rd „i«ta 111*. I'lysnmij. Franklin, ...... A*hmore, 111*. Ian1 Braahears,Jr.f.....— ..l» V, 111*. Will DcArmond ... ..An-'! .*, III*. Klwln u. Xf* Umb.Ind. John flendrix Bel I more, I nd Wallaw Handtwicy...^...New Irbanon. Ind. J. ». Hanion ...-.Majority Point, III*, chlno shop building,among the bencboe, rentervll'.e, lr.il. I

M.'.rv Ind.

,..~~_Rnw tie, Ind. Kar j, 111*. Annapoll*, III*.

I'«iry»vljJe, Ind. Danville, Ind. ..Vermillion, III*.

Onktown, Ind.

„...Hartfoni, Ind ......H*nd: I. Ind. KUK Ind.

Newport, Ind.

Montexuma, Intl. _Jibelbarne, Ind. Memrn, Ind.

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Ind.

TUK entire police force has been photographed in a group. The art critics of alt the city dailies have pronounced the picture a tine one. Copies for family use may be had of the artists, Messrs Parr and Webster. Sunday schools will be supplied at a discount on the usual price.

A MAX by the name of Owens, living on the other side of the river, a few miles south of the city—thinks his young wife has been kidnapped. Others think alio has eloped. The police will doubtless ascertain which it is in the course of one or two days, as they are working the thing up.

TIIKRE was a small flro Tuesday evening at the Vandalia railroad shops, but no great lorn or damago to property. The fire seems to have originated in the southeastern corner of the main ma-

where some frog* had been rivlted dur

ing the afternoon.

1'iiAiBiK CITY IXJIXIK NO. 3, A. O. L\ W., and their friei.ds, will trip tho light fantastic merchant and the popular single lady, with a g»ld bended cane and magnificent cake basket, at their ball, at Dawling Ilall, this oveuing. "We'll vote all night, till broad daylight and go home, strapped, in the morning."

A OOOD many of us will be kept so busy clipping tho coupons off our bonds that we won't be ablo to make calls. Hut then this need not detor any person from sending in a basket of wine, bowl of eggnog, box ot cigars pr other compliments of tho season. In fact it is quite likely that wo shall need refreshments of this kind. Clipping coupons Is hard, tedious work.

TriK prisoners in the county jafl, fourteen in number, made a strike for liberty Christmas night but were repulsed by tho sheriff and deputies. Tho plan was to overpower the turnkey when he camo to lock them in their cells for the night, but that functionary being rather more obstinate and contrary than they had counted on they fulled to pass even the tirst door.

TIIK doctors are gathering in skillet fuls of shekels now. Ask them about tho smallpox and they'll shako their heads solemnly and mysteriously, and look at you in a way that would scaro the oldest man in the world. It's plain case: we've all got 10 be vaccinated, and there'll bo no "let up" on the scarr" until the thing's accomplished. Wo laay as well all como to Limcrick first as last, for to Limerick we've got to come.

TIIK traveling men of Terre Haute are noted for tho thorough manner in which they carry out whatever they under take. Their ball to-night at tho now City Hall will doubtless be such as will sustain their reputation in this respect. A glance over the woll known names that appear on the list of committees, published elsewhere in this pap«'r, will lo ample assurance to everybody that the bail will bo a first rlass entertainment in every respect.

TUB case of Samuel Young vs. Francis J. Hens, ot al., was triod in the Circuit Court, Monday and Tuesday. Tho jury returned a vcrdict for the plaintiff of fffiO. Tills was a suit to rescind tho sale

CnocvsiM are up.

The

plaintiff alleged that tho defendanls, Crampton and IIoss, colluded to get him to pay $1,000, pretending that Hess was going to pay ax equal amount, and become a partner, when in fact lless was to pay nothing, and got half of the fl.000 which Yonng paid to Crampton. Tb® defendants tiled a general denial and claimed that the trade was In good faith. The transaction is a very common one, and is generally regarded as a swindle by persona outside the court#, but it teems that no oase liko it has ever before oome before the courts here. The 9330 recovered is just oae-balf the amount asked.

nARtvr a German teacher

In the THIRTL Ward srhoel, la entitletl to the infamy of hiving perpetrated the niat airodous outrage «pm thocltisens of that part of the town of any man who Mn yet tried his hand. His femlly had i..iiv smalljiox. One of his children died with It. fie himself bad it yet eTen then, aftef he was "broken out" with It, in order to save a few -'lars and -tvuid the fancied danger of *v*ing his -itlon. he oontinue«l to teach in the Third Ward school till the school dosed for the holiday vacation. Almost Immediately afterwards, the authorities found oat hi* condition and had him removed to the post house. Tbe scoundrel Mtght to die. *'And if be doesn't die, the dtisens of thai locality ought to bang him." an eo«nmentart*s beard now on every earner from Indignant dUsena. Aa a consequent ef hie wodidfy more than a dosen femilles on feoood and Third streets are already lafeded with the loathsome disease, and God alone knows how many live* are yet to be sacrificed to this monster's greed foe money and fear of losing a lucrative situation. Ot oouree the school trustees win tder hto diseharge at osee.

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL

THB work-house In this city has now had a fair trial of nearly one month and sufficient experience in its workings baa been already gained to warrant the statement that It la and will be of great benefit to the city. The pen and shed, which by courtesy is called a work house, js a very cheaply constructed affair and was Intended moro as an experiment than anything else. A high and tight board fenoo enelcses a lot 55 by 00 feet in size. In tho center of thlB is a substantial shed, 32 by 60 foet, under which the men werk at breaking stone. The whole structure, including the necessary tools cost about $300. Here city prisoners who cannot pay, work out their fines at 75 cents per day, and all tramps who apply for food and lodging are given an opportunity to earn a lodging and two meals, by breaking Btono one-half a day. Since the placo was opened the tramps have averaged about four a day, and the prisoners about tho same. Occasionally ono of the former has stayed two or three days, preferring the work to the liopele«s task of hunting up another job, but geuerally they leave alter eating their dinners at noon and are seen no more. Formerly they were back frequently during the winter —sometimes two or three times in tho same week—but that does not occur now. Apparently they lenvo tho town disgusted, and for good.

In breaking stone, tho operator sits cn a seat formed of a couplo of big stones, one on top of the other, and uses a similar pile for a work bench. He uses a round hammer weighing between twelve and sixteen ounces and resembling, somewhat, a pound weight with a lian die through ii. Tho operation is something liko cracking walnuts but rather moro dangerous to tho fingers. The stone Is what is called "bastard lime stone," and is broken into pieces abeut the size of a hulled walnut. Half a yard ol this is an average days work, though good "hand" might easily break double this amount. Tho men generally are jolly and good humored alout it, working away very leisurely, singing, smoking, chatting, and cracking jokes with each other as they work, and apparently enjoying themselves highly. Their personal appearance, dress and other characteristics present a most curious and interesting study, and their sad histories, if known, would doubtless bo still more singular and striking.

But the most important point to bo considered about this work-house experiment is the relief it affords tho city. A year ago, at this time of tho year, the station houso was ovorrun with applicants for lodging and meals. The building was not half largo enough to accommodate even thuso who were actually in great need. Many of thom camo back night after night and stayod around tho city for weeks. It is not so now. Those who are unwilling or too lazy to work got out of town as quickly as possible and the news Js enrried to others that Terre Haute is a bad placo to go to. There will not certainly bo more than one-fourth ai many meals furnished this winter as lasf and those that are furnished will be paid for in labor. Tho city will in a measure be froo from the "tramp nuisance" and this in the face of tho fact that there are moro tramps afoot now than there wcro a year ago. In place of tho hordes of men who were formerly begging from door to door for food, housekeepers now have quiet. It is a relief which can only bo appreciated by remembering what we were compelled to suffer last year from the lack of just such a place as this workhouse.

CHRISTMAS was tho most beautiful, and yet tho most unseasonable clay of tbe winter thus far. Tho wcatlior was as warm and delightful as tko balmiest days of spring. All day tho sun shone brightly in a sky that was at times al most unclouded and with a warmth that mado tho shady side of tho street the popular on» for pedestrians. It was tbe "green Christmas" of tradition, tho culmination of a week of green days, the most extraordinary week with the exception of the prosent, that wo remember to have experienced in tho point of mild winter weather In Terre Haute. Bat the day was gorgeously beautiful and people seemed generally disposed to accept it cheerfully, without any croaking over tho premonition of plethoric church-yards that is conveyed to those disposed to put a sinister construction on it* character. Sunday morning seemed still more delightful and springlike, Ui« thermometer standing at 74J about noon there were regular

April showeTs," and sunshine, and hail, and boistersus winds, and heavy thunder, and in tbe night turned a little colder. Monday was bright and clear again, just the kind of a day to make a light overcoat comfhrtabie and a coal dealer desperate. Tuesday wa* like Monday, only more so. Wednesday was warm and cloudy, with a III!rain. Thursday warmer yet, and sUU cloudy and warm.

IT is not only a neat job of printing but it shows the hand of a master artist. We refer to a handsome twenty-four large page hook, the freight tariff of the

T. H. C. IL, Just from tbe pi-rases of llebb A Wlgley. These gentlemen are constantly turning oat some very fine printing ami are deserving of the Urge pttronage they are favonM with.

—Toe Prairie City Emporium will keep open in the forenoon to-morrow for those ladies and gents' who may may have forgotten some of the essential notions for properly observing tbe opening of the Centennial year and leap jmr combined.

IUKIX, tbe man who wis Injured by tfe* explosion in Paddock's mill last tuniMr, recovered $%0Q0 damage* La the Clrcmit Court* this week.

THR Three Graces—the ters. i,

Wallace Sis-

CEXTKfMiAii Masquerade Ball at Turner Hall to-night.

THE warm weather has killed tho hogkilling business very dead.

TUK Wallace Sisters Tuesday evening —the Opera House will be full.

THE supper for the Traveling Men's Ball is boing prepared by White it Mewhluney.

TIIK postofflce will be open to-morrow between the hours of 8 and 10 a. HI. and 5 and 7 p.m.

MARRIAOH FJCKNSKS.—The following marriage licenses have been issuod by the County Clerk since our last report:

Uform W. Heltn aurt Alvlns Ball. CharTiwi M*yer and Dora Albn-cbU William O. Ilnvltt and Ha rah Nolaml. Arthur Humey mid Alln* L. linrnHl. Unhurt H. Smith and Mabraln Heister. William J. K-n»rr nml Sarah K.Hannah. Isaiah II. Donham and Xancy K. liarr. l{oli rt A. King nml Mary Knglti. Ztu-Uariah Taylor and Alice Cuminirm. David P. Koonceaml return K. Wt-lch. Aivls A. Marley and Itobecca 8. Good inan.

Elijah Mortiland and Julia A. I^iwson.

TUK smallpox "scare," it appears, is not over yet. In fact thero aro moro cases In the city now than at any time sinco the diseaso broke out. Still, with ordinary precaution, the danger of its spreading further is not great. Another case like that of tho German teacher, Tietz, is not likely to occur. All theclty physicians are watchful and active in marking tbe houses where it exists and are doing everything in their power to prevent it's spread. The important matter of vaccination should, however, be promptly attended to by every head of a family, and any negligence in this respect Is. under the existing circumstances, criminal. —Sincc the above was put in typo for tho first edition, we havo learned the following facts from Dr. Ezra Head, chairman of tho Board of Health:

Bernhardt Tietz, tho German school teacher, is reported to be convalescing. There havo been ton cases of smallpox in tho city. One death to the present tiine.

Tho pest house is exceedingly comfortable and admirably adapted to tho wants of tho inmates. Tho city authorties deserve great crodit foritspromjt construction. Two adults an*l ono infant are its present occupants, and are well cared for.

Tho small-pox could be stopped in one day if everybody would at once bo vaccinated.

VISIT THE POPC LAR CENT STORK FOR TRIMMINGS, FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS. FOURTH STREET.

There is a Divinity which shapes our ends, rough hew them as we may." Still, a man's boots will need polishing, and the rougher-hewed they are, the more important this matter becomes. Buy tho Novel Blacking Case of A. G. Austin it Co.

—DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING is made a specialty at "Our Bazaar," 320 Main street.

—KKMINISCENCES—A little book of 40 pages of history of Soldier Life in the 85th Ind. Regiment. Intons»ly interesting to every soldier and every friend of that regiment. Sent prepaid by mail on receipt of price—twenty-five cents. Address Wm. llerron, Sullivan, Indiana.

—The First Presbyterian Church Sabbath School will give a Holiday Entertainment at tho church on New Years Eve. A full trimmed ship ten feet by four—designed by J. L. Wood—will bo ono of tho many attractions of the evening. Admission free.

TRAVELISG MEWS HALL. Groat preparations have been mado for the ball of tho Terre Haute Traveling Men, which takes place on this, Friday evening, New Year's eve., in tho splendid new City Hall. It will probably bo the most enjoyable affair of the season. Tickets can be procured of the traveling men or at Button A Hamilton's.

The committees are composed of the following gentlemen: Arrangements—G. A. Hay ward, J. W. Shrver, Geo. Shaffer, B. O. Cox, and J. F. 1'teagan.

Hoor—Robert Fllnn. ('has. Starr, Geo. S'ahl, Sum. I* rid well, F. Pfennig, Fred. Bnriie\ M. P. f*H«h, and A. B. Alexander.

Introductory—W. Austin. G. Bond, W. H. Hea, C. W. Ioyle,T. L. 'lemons, E. B. Hamilton, J. It. Adams and W. H. Armstrong.

—NEW GOODS, Just In, *t "Our Baxaar." Tbe ladies aro invited to call at 3^0 Main street.

ELKO A XT .SLIPPERS.

N. Roland, the oldest boot and shoe dealer in tbedty, displays a superb variety of men's velvet slippers, the finest things for a Holiday gift, also elegant white kid slippers, choice assortment. A full stock of Burls well known brsnd of ladles button and slde-lsce shoes. A full stock men's and boy's wear, and rubbers fnm infants, number five, tn men's numl«er twelve. Examine tbe goods In thin handsome store before purchasing.

VISIT THE POPULAR CENT STORE FOR TRIMMINGS, FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS. FOURTH STREET.

LH'B nnUQGtSTS.

Tbe following among tbe lire drugfiaU of our dty bare received a atipply of iHirang'• Hbeamatte R»m«dj, tbe Kreat and Intel UUle en re for rbeum*. Uam: J. R. Whlttmlter, Mean*. D. F. Onx A (U, and Mean. Cbok A Bell. Rs«l ad rrrtlMiieot |n an another column. DOMW.

-FOR 81LVER -PLATED WARE, ta all US TUMIH, go to 8. IL Freeman's, lie andereella tbem all.

-CHILDREN'S DK KSS ES AND (LOAK& BEBHn-E.

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Thirty-five Thirty Fifteen Ten

bils this morning as he ever had at one time. CHICKENS,

CRANBERRIES. 1 INK KAT OYSTERS, CELERY,

A ITU'S, HICKORY NITS. All at RIl'PETOE S.

Our Winter is yet to come.

With this knowledge tl proprietors of the PrairfeC. Emporium are daily receding additions to their stock of

Shawls,

l"n der wear, Wo*rflen Hosiery. Nubias, and nl' cold weather (roods and will open on Monday, Jan. 3rd., line of

CLOAKS,

Houghtthis week at a prreat sacriflee from early season prtcc». For hai-gains In nice, fresh »tyish wear for ladies and children remember P. C. Emporlnm, 324 Main street, four doors west ef Fourlh, north side.

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Vigo Iron Company,

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AJtNCAL MKETI*Oof Ut- -toeliHl«ri of thl« CVmipaoT will im hdd at b»ir ofBee, to the city of Trrre Haat*. Ind-. on Wolitnilar, tlae twel".. (13) day of Jansuy, 1*7*. bdirwii the ii -nr* af one and UIRK o'ekek.r. for the jwrtxas of ckwtlas KVCB iT) binttan tor to* mwiinf jr«ar.

J. P.CItAWFoftO, M»cmsry.

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1876/l

A HAPPY NEW YEAR

TO OTJR PATROITS:

WE SHALL INAUGURATE

THE OPEXIXG OF THE

CENTENNIAL YEAR

WITH A

Low Scale of Prices NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN,

We ask for an inspection of our Stoek and prices during January to prove our assertion. This applies to our entire Stock as well as the following:

YARD-WIDE BLEACHED MUSLINS, Equal to WAMSUTTA,

Forty-five Dollar CLOAKS, at $30.00

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Persons living at a distance can send for samples, as they will be sold immediately at this price.

10 PIECES FINE LINEN TABLE DAMASKS TO BE SOLD AT $100, $1.25 AND $1.50

That have been selling at $1.50, 2,00 and $2.50, and wind up with a BIG JOB in 8 4,9-4 and 10-4 SHEETINGS.

W, S, RYCE & CO,

On thin, the last da of the ole rere, it ii good tu take a retrospektive vue, to konsider now menny mouths haz bin fed out of Ilippetoe's ni am ni store to rekon uj how menny tuns of pcrvi«huna have bin delivered bi hiz waging. It is startling tu think of. He i.- determined to wind tin the yere in pood stile, lor he has as big a pile of eata-

In purMtftneo of an order of the common council of the city of Terre Haute. Vigo county, Indiana. 1 hereby notify you t!.iton the ^7U» day of January, A. 1». ItCo, the wftmi«Joncrs

of ftald city wilf meet at the office of the mayor thereof, on Ohio street, Intwccn Thiril and Fourth rtrcete In *%id city, between the hour* of ten a. m. and five p. ni., wid proceed thcnce to the Rit'iiuda tortile of apiiralninx and aaoe-^ii.g the danut .-- :iu.I benefits whtcn would HC ic lo yon by reason of the widening of a street ii iilrte »n and a lialf feet on each side thereof.) between Fifth and Sixth recta, through section lt", town lu, north of. range 8 west, from LOCUK nortu to the city limit* of Terre Haute. Jitdh.na.

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SHAWLS REDUCED IN SAME PROPORTION.

50 pieces BLACK ALPACAS, MOHAIRS and TURKISH BRILLIANT IN ES That have been selling at seventy-five cents, will be CLOSED OUT AT FIFTY CENTS PER YARD. This is a special drive.

25.00 20.00 10.00 6.50

TERRE HAUTE.

"VTOTK T) No N ICS 11 E NTS OF JL\ THE CITY OK TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

CITY CLRBK MC8, I CITY OK TKSKK HACTK, Dec. 17.1875. To (labrlel Hn-^hman. Kate J. Mltrhcll, Lcor.ani F. MuKaron ol 8. Eariv, Ann C. Early ami the heirs of Dixon I'ortertlcltl, ds ceased, nou-resident* ni this city:

Witii' my hand nnd the seal rf said city t'i «thcl7thdavof

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TO PROPERTY OWN-

TOTICK EK.S.

TY N.KSA'S Ornc*. TEBKR, IUITE, I*D., I»EC* H. 157«V. To all horn It may eoncern —Notice I* hereby gfy* thut ut a regular »»eell'^[ of the Common tioinn il of the city of n- Haute, lud.. held at tin- council Camber, uu tho em Ring of Ur 7th ny of I- mbcr, 1*75, the ao* iietod resuhiUua wa»adoj Ud' )1Y«I.—That nil proi tty owner* on *Uc •, the sidewalks of v. ,ieh hare been curled, are hereby requircxt to fill Mild sidewalks le level with said curbing, within thirty •toy* lrtn this dnt«.

By order of 'he Coram"* JVc. 7 .'"MS KdJiKKT.Citr Clotk. nfiT

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Wi nam )i At N.i' MM remty t»-«inai miitl ••.tit'f" -iiret. be: 1 !«entl. t'Aiii «tre. u,d L'ttive-ling Hie un« a') oaid i-iiy. (.:.•! «Ittly«• aald cU' under the I. John i'lidilock, Tr Mond UM door nf II tw«*n lii. hour- .i '.'••loch p. HI ofaa4 a iralty.or ini.' Ii »»i'. i" 'uch OJ*i.'«. ixi' in lluiia«t'.!i'ak Kami. 11 omi .-.u «t.v. ofii ia. \v !•!... v, my ba.„J|WiJ tbU24lh dayi fto'.-iiitMr, t»V JOHN PAIJIMX K, li

d, for rk donof

-.t hi »i..jt».,v!*. Main nir -'tnili ii l. i.tsd Fiiin f- I city, ojr gradlns which aabfl

the Mujorbf the o!t*rk of

poraU* teal thereof, urerof wild em-.on

'Uiv of Jantmry iwii. »tr ei'y ..tut-rooin of aald city, ',« n. at., and 4 i. oflfer for sale ing described f. tuay tx» necr**l l» *tsand lli r.'WD (I-.) of (Mart of Kutaw ii. "f i'jrr«-Uautef Vigo

f'r N»«kk|«v i'

T»rr* Wn*ti+

A .l*t K. Atterne *.

^HSIGNKE'SWALE.

Intl." i'."': 'if Aa«i ruoent of Jsmra It. :.ni iiltAnt omlngwre sf( Marlon Coanty, ladlana, tor the b*ftwflt

cn-d liars: NoUee t« hu that the imdrrsigned, AmUpt-. *(ftte of Jame« L. f' Hailon MM witllsm II. CotnlngAra, wijl mviro bids at No's 1U, MB and 106 SOQU) -3 Mi rUJIan nml, iudianapedia, for ike twenty dam far U»# wl» of the stock or foods lately I• 'mglng t-. «*td asai«non. In milk, for oss'i NsiM et. rit e^aststyi of dry cooda. nUlon md wall pa{»er, AppnUsK) at A fizarrMl.MKl Ix sitoat«d aintom room No. 4 MR, Matn afreet. In theeUv ef Terre Hank. Indiana. lUwoW no aauuartpry Md ree«lred, the tt^rrstffncvt irfft flwrxd on

Mee4sy, Jseaary t4tli, 147*, To offer *a1i! stoek in oalk, at poblle aoe* Uon. on HUM month*

Urn* Hit approved M.

psr, n«Mtnf IBINM pxid offer to ta tirinth oa th* pnmiat«. HiiouM no MtUlMUwy bM he then mre4*ed, tiw ndsrnrtfn^J trill, at. th* SUM Unv an- pitee, URMMI to sell said atoek of «oodsi by pnbiJe eatery, «t f«talt. HldMUete IM (twtlntNid from day to *r da^* nnttl all ahull havt town «»d. «.

NOIUCA N.11VHAM. EUW V^0) O.UJR.T

December mh MC5.

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