Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 7, Number 4, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 July 1876 — Page 5

THE MAIL

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

THE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL is on •ale each Haturday aflecnoOp by A. H. Dooiey.v,r——»———Oj 8. R. Bakers Co_—......... _1 M. r. Crafts Opp. Post Office. W. W. Byers.-— ......

J. B.

G, A.

Buchanan.. 2 frt. Mcllrov Io*i -.-Dudley,\\\* A. ii. Workman...— ..........Scotland, Ills H. C. Dlckereon Wm.Hall Ben Francis.— "u J. J. Golden Hutson llle, Ills MissD. Halbert "3 ti dumm ....•^.—...•.•Turner** ioa O Strothpr" !'..*- Mlddlebury, Ind f! J.'s Robinson Cloverland, Ind JoeT. McCoskey oungstown, Ind

THIS

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f-f-SSSL— J.' W. Riunell CO.

Arm

ite summer resort with Terre Haute people. THE

Vandalia has completed a pile

driver with a hammer weighing 1,928 pounds g?,, ADD

now the report that the Polytech

nic building would not be finished this year, Is contradicted. THE

nail cutters will resume Monday

morning. The other part of the mill was started up Thursday. NINE

sisters of Charity came up from

Vlncelines, MondBy, to spend a fow weeks at St. Mary's of the Woods. THE

council will furnish ten public

drinking fountains, located so as best to suit the public convenience. Good onough I

THE

fire alarm boxes and wires have

received a thorough overhauling and are reported by Chief Ramme aa In Ai*tclass order.

PRIVATE

lessons in German are given

in the different ward sohools during racation. The attendance is reported as quite large. 1

THB

fef'i

LI.IVAN, of Montesuma,"wrUee

I to the Chief of Police offering *60 for the I recovery of two large mules stolen from bis premises a fow days since.

THEinfant

daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John T. Wiley died Wednesday niorning, and was buried Thursday from the residence of Mr. ft W. Rlppetoe.

WBU'K

making calls on sooth Sixth

»street Wedneadsy afternoon, Mrs. Jacob White's horse mn away with the buggy and damaged It very considerably.

OWING to the inability of OoL Aaburr Steele, the chief speaker to be preeent, the Republican wigwam on south Sixth street was not dedicated Thur*d^ night.

A RORSB belonging to David Ickee, hitched in the alley adjoining Hlrse!* saloon, ran away Thursday and did considerable damage to the buggy to which he was attached. -7

THE

Democrats of this county wiTl

bold a meeting in Court Square to-night to ratify the nomination of TUden and Hendricks. Good speaking Is promised and a large crowd is expected.

AWTON MATCH,

[brewer, will soon

House. ,Lobby Office.

Beach

Block. veHU ,111s. .Ills.

Ferd Keidier^.—.Cor. 4th and Lafayette Kly A Conner— _.Paris, V. L.Ooie Maiwhail, Dlx A Thurman_._—. —Sullivan Ben. Allen. wCUn!?,n'

Ind Ind. Ind. Ind. .Ills Ind.

Dowd —Rockvllle, P. L. Wheeler BraxU, Tillatson & WiUou Mattoon

J. K. Langdon— T. A. 8oett fm. Plnmb....«~~..«F.M.Curley— Charles Taylor...— E. B. Plnnell Harry Davis. Hiram Llckllghter— I. E.Sinks Cnartey Wilson. J. W. Bo,

.....Ureencastle, W aveland, ..Knightsville, ...St. Marys,

Ind Ind Ind Ind. Ills.

GEKTLKXEN

Hotted ale, Kansas,

..^Charleston, Annapolis, ....Perrysville, Ind ..^.Danville, Ind. .Vermillion, Ills.

.Ills. Ills.

Eugene, Ind.

Chas.D. ttippetoe...^. Saml Derrfckaon Otis M.Odell— Robt. Watklns. T. C. Lloyd Martin Ruby C. C. St. John Wm. J. Durel B3raerTAlb#t .... Albert Wheat Thos. Barbre Christ Miller. Jr.,... Pontius IshlerL. Volkers John A. Clark Harry Westfall.-.. Ulysses 8. Franklin,.-. Dan'l Braahears.Jr...... Will DeArmoml Edwin S. Owen John Hendrix ...— --.z--Wall ace Sandusky .New Ifbanon, Ind. H. T. Woollen ..Mftlorlty Po nt, Ills. Richard Cochran ^....^...Centervllle, Ind. Harvey Btubbs ..Chrlsman, Ills. Chfts. E Klllie

,r„ -Newport, Ind. Montesuma, Ind ... Shelburne, Ind.

Merora, Ind

...Prairletou, Ind. ...Bridgetoii, Ind.

VllB

Owen Klssner -..Turmans Creek, Ind &£.«f

THF.

day we ratify."

is bard weather on the children. CIRCUIT

Court has been in session since

Wednesday,

THE

v.-

-r -t:

HEMEMBBR Mr. flaocbett's benefit, Monday night., 'NEWHART'S plow factory will start up again in about month. |(THE

Sycamores play a match game of

base ball at Clinton, to-day. i^gz

fire department has be^tysuppli-

ed with 2,500 feet of new hoee.^

KATIE,

infant daughter of Preston

Hussey, died Monday afternoon. THE

Terre Haute rifle team are now

practising at one thousand yards, FOR

the first time in several years,

this county has a good peach crop. GRAND HAVEN

seems to be the favor-

the Poplar street

be Able

to tarnish all

other Terre Haute brewer# with mall* Hi* new building* are nearly completed. THB

"Centenary" is a model Sunday

school. From the report for the last quarter, jost published, we find that the average attendance for the period named was 372

A HOBse belonging to Byers, the Fourth street grocer ran away this week and smashed fifty dollars worth out of the wagon. Nobody hurt, but an "aw. ftal" mad grooer. .j-'**""'

of the dally press: look

to yonr laurels Mr. Hudson is on deck, and he's getting np about ss sprightly a local department a# has been seen In these parts.

MR. TEXNANT'S

.Ind.

J. W. Boyer— ^.Vermillion, Charley McCut«heon~ .._.^l£town, Wade Hampton -Hartford, Ind .jSandford, Ind

PEOPLE

...Bowling Green, Iud ..Roeeville, Ind.

WestfleiS, Ills.

.......Martinsville, Ills. Dennlsop, Ills. -..Livingston, Ills.

Centennial excursion

will start on the 26th Inst. That is to say, the first train will leave here on that date. Two other trains will lesve On the 27th and 28th respectively.

who want to hold political

meetings in the city hall hereafter will have to pay the market master fWm two to five dollars as janitor fee. No reasonable person can object to that.

PERSONAL

Tuscola, Ills.

.... Ash more, Ills. Cai*y, 111*. -...Areola, Ills. -..New Goshen, Ind. ...Bellmore, Iud

cleanliness has much to do

with the preservnt'on of health in weather like this, luthe often, eat little and drink less, is sdvice just as good as though it came from a do«vr.

THE

proprietors of the Trrre Haute

House plume themselves on the possession of four of the finest sample rooms, for the convenience of commercial travelers in displaying samples of such wares as they sell, to be found in the West, -a/

A youNG man named Henry Wolfesberger, whose parents reside on Centre street, north of the Vandalia railroad, had an arm cut nearly off by some kind of a saw—not the regular buzz saw we believe but some other infernal machine of that species—Monday, at Keyes A Sykes hub and spoke factory. It was first thought the limb would have to be amputated, but such strenuous objections were made by the sufferer, that the doctors ooncluded to save it. He will be laid up about three months it is believed.

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The house of Mrs. Dlx, on Fourteenth street was also entered on Sunday night ang robbed of a revolver, some jewelry and other trinkets.

The same evening a watch was stolen from the residence of Mr. Dickman in the southern part of town.

Chauncy Miller on First street was another sufferer, though the amount taken was insignificant. Mr. Miller' suffered in his feelings at being treated in that way. 7

Monday night the upholstering establishment of James Hale, corner of Fifth and Mulberry streets, was broken into and a saw and other tools stolen.

QBA SD FREE UNCH. At the Planet Saloon, Ohio street, between Third and Fourth, north aide, Saturday evening, Jnly 22. May A Roderna, at the popular saloon stove mentioned, will give an excellent Free Lunch, from nine to eleven o'clock, cordially invite their friends and general public to drop in and parof their good obeer

They the take

Vandalia offices have been re-

moved from the corner of Seventh and Main to the new bank building, corner of Sixth ana Main.

THR

firm of Howe A Stoner, hattera,

has

been dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. S. O. Howe will continue the business st the old stand. •JOHN SI

-FOR 8YRUPS, COFFEE, TEA, or anything else In the gnoery line, low down, go to Chambers, opposite PostofBce. He sells for caah only. Ju 122 St.

W. A. RYAN

Maintains hls position on the the corner of Fourth and Ohio streets, and also maintains his position on the great question of Boots and Shoes. And upon this question, tb« people support him with great unanimity. He Is alive to the necessities of the times, and for low prices and satisfactory goods be cannot be beaten. a

NOTICEI

I off my entire stock of choice Teas at a big redaction for the next thirty days to make room for a new lot. I have also a large supply of the beat Cider Vineger ever offered In this city, warranted to be entirely free (torn any adulteration whatever.

R. CHAMBERS,

Jnly 22-» ®*th •treet*

Notwithstanding our familiarity with the characteristic enterprise of the proprietor, we confess to some astonishment the other day when by accident we dropped Into the "Trimming Store." Such a magnificent assortment of ladies bonnets, hats, ftmcy trimmings and genera^ ladles furnishing goods we have •eldom seen. The color now so fashionable (cream) may be found there In all Its richness and unlimited variety. We cheerfully reosmmeod all our lady readers to the "Trimming Store."

WHARTON, RIPPLE

The weeks burglaries and attempted burglaries—sor far as reported, show up as follows:

John H. O'Boyle's residence, south Sixth street, Saturday evening. Loss about $40 in money, and clothing scattered all over the premises.

Two men were accidentally discovered in Miller A Cox's store, undoubtedly secreted there for that purpose, the same evening. They made their escape by jumping through a back window. No loss.

Snnday night the residence of Mr. James Morris, Water street, near Mulberry, was entered and the family clothing scattered to the four winds. A silver watch and gold chain, the property of a visitor, a young gentleman from Robinson, Illinois, was taken, two dollars from Mrs. Morris, and three dollars from another yonng man in the house.

ONIONS white and rc«, BUTTER fresh and solid, s* SPRING CHICKENS very tender,

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL.

Bummer bathes the rid in sunshine and .fumes It with the ten* ler breath of roses, but there will always be one dark marring blot on the face of nature so long as people oontinue to go to „jnarket and sweat under the load of a heavy mar-

Jcet basket In this broiling snn. A woman with a loaded market basket in this weather would train a landscape In paradise. Why don't they all trade at TUppetoe's!

BUILDING A HOUSEf

If yon are, our advice ia to buy your sash, doors, glass and building materials of all kinds at A. G. Austin & Co's. They have the largest stock and prices so low tbst really you are not working in the interest of your wife and babies if you do not examine atock and learn prices. As a sample of the latter, we mention that Austin A Co. are selling a four panel pine door for 1.25.

Meeting of Traveling Men. There will be a meeting rf the Traveling Men of Terre Haute, this evening st 8 o'clock at the Terio Haute House. A full attendance is requested. $4,000,000.

The Travelers Insurance Company's July statement shows cash assets of Four Million dollars, and its business for the first six months of this year shows an increase of 50 per cent, over the same period in 1875.

A Co., Agents.

THE THRESHING MACHINES Are already in the field, and A. G. Austin A Co. are furnishing the belts at prices 8 cents afoot and upward.

VENTRILOQ UISM.

I..st.uctions given in this pleasing art, for »-itlier stage or private amusement. Address soon, as only a limited number will be instructed. For terms and particulars address Charles Meyer, Terre Haute, Ind.

N. B.—To insure prompt answer en? close stamp for reply. ,, 1 1 1

TOREDUCE OUR STOCK OF FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS WE OF FER SPECIAL BARGAINS—50 DOZEN WHITE COTTON HOSIERY AT 5c PER PAIR. 50 DOZEN CHILDREN'S FANCY STRIPED HOSIERY 10c. PER PAIR. VISIT THE CENT STORE FOR BARGAINS. FOURTH STREET

WHERE TO INSURE.

WHARTON, RIDDLE & CO., Office, 2 Beach Block, Corner Mala and Sixth. Imperial, of London, assets $12,000,000 Northern Ins. Co., London, assets 8,000,000 Commercial Union, London assets 10,000,06* Underwriters' Agency, N. Y. assets 8,000,000 Phenix, Brooklyn, assets 2,500,000 Phoenix, of Hartford, assets 2.000,000 German American, N. Y. assets 2:000,000 St. Paul, St. Paul. Minn., assets 1,000,000 American Central. St. Louis, assets w0,000 Travelers' Life and Accident, assets 3,500,000 Northwestern Mutual Life, assets 15,000,000

SO HO! KINSMEN.

"Let Us Bide a Wee" and Look in on Wright* Kaufman. Headquarters to-day is at Wright & Kaufman's for BLACKBERRIES in any quantity,-

GREEN CORN evergreen—sweet, PEACHES ripe and delicious, HONEY splendid in tne comb,

APPLES ripe, green and dried, VEGETABLES of all kinds. Lay in your Sunday supplies at W. A K's.

MANTELS AND GRATES. NEW STOCK, NEW PRICES AND FINEST GOODS IN TOWN AT BALL'S STOVE STORE. •.

—DON'T RUN ALL AROUND TOWN TO BUY A GOOD STOVE WHEN YOU CAN DO BETTER AT BALL'S,

CHOICE MEATS.

The place for something nice flat, juicy and tender In the way of fresh beef, veal, pork, mutton and iamb, Is 1'. P. Mischlcr's Star Meat Market, oc Main street, a few doors west of Sev

-CALL AT BALL'S AND SEE WHAT A FEW DOLLARS WILL DO. AT BALL'S STOVE STORE IT WILL WORK WONDERS. IT WILL BUY MORE GOODS THAN AT ANY OTHER STORE1INTOWN,

WHATS THE USE

PAYING SO MUCH FOE FRUIT CA5TS WHEN YOF UAN DO SO WELL AT BALL'S.

CALL AT HAUL'S

AVD GETTHE BEST TIN CAN EVER SOLD IN THIS CITY. SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW AND CHEAPER THAN EVER SOLD BEFORE

WHATS THE USE

GOING ALL AROUND TOWN WHEN YOU CAN BUY THB BEST AND CHEAPEST RANGES, STOVES, AND THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORT* MENT OF ALL KINDS OF HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS AT BALL'S STOVKSTORE.

Boar* of Health. TDUUB HAUTE,Joly

16th,

1876.

In consideration of the excessive atmospheric heal ami humidity now prevailing, and their detrimental influence upon the beslth or the city in its present filthy condition, it hereby ordered that ail citisens take action to thoroughly cleansing their cellar*, water-closet* ana entire premises inside, snd iu remove sll filth from sdjseent si leys sad streets within ten days of this order.

This order is necessary for the genera! health, and will be enforced to the full extent of the law against sll who neglect it.

The Board of Health. EXKA RRAD. W. H. Prtcanx,

C. E. Kcnn. -v..

$20! ONLY $2H

QBAKD^—

CENTENNIAL

E S I O N

Nlagtfrft Fall* Hew York Clfyt Long Branch. Philadelphia, and the

CEJSISRJB^JRIAII!

Natures two Graadeat Features,

Niagara Falls!

-AND

THE OCEOT! The two Largest Cities of this Country!

And the Worlds Greatest Fair,

The CENTENNIAL.

THE CHEAPEST AND MOST ATtrsetlve Excursion Ever Offered In the Weat-

Tiokets good going from Tene Haute on morning trains of! .. I

JULY 26,27and 28,

And Good iiiplnrnlng on all Beglnr Trains Until

-A. XJGUST 30-

R0UTE—From Terre Hsute by Logsns* port and Terre Haute railroad to Logansport, from Logansport to Toledo by the Detroit and Eel River snd Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroads, from Toledo to Niagara Falls by the splendid Steel Rail Canada Southern R. R., from Niagara Falls or Buffalo to New York city by the Great Double Track, Broad Gusge Erie Railway, from New York City (four times daily) by the elegant steamers "Crystal Wave" and "Jesse Hoyt" out the Bay and on the Ocean to Long Branch, from Lorn? Branch to Philadelphia by the New Jersey Southern Railway.

ACCOMMODATIONS— The three trains leaving Terre Haute are specials to Toledo. From that place Tickets are good going on any regular train ol Canada Southern 011 July 26, 27, 28 and 29. On Erie Railway—Niagara Falls to New York City—Tickets good going July 27,2«, 29, 80 and SI. Tickets will be good going from New York to Philadelphia July 28 to August 30. The railroads over which this tour extends are among the finest in the world in their equip* nlent of coaches. No fear of crowding need be entertained as these great lines can furnish, plenty of coaches for any number of tourists.

SCEMEKV—The Canada Southern Railway passes through the Dominion of Canada affording a view of Lake Erie from Toledo to Slocum Junction, and at the great Ferry at Gross Isle ever the Detroit Rivet Niagara Falls cannot be described, it should b« seen. The scenery along the Erie Railway is noted all over the world, and the route is said to pass through "the Switzerland of America'" The sail from New York to Long Branch is one of the most delightful in the world, passing through the Narrows where are located Forts Lafayette, Richmond and Hamilton, the principle fortifications of New York Harbor, and out upon the Atlantic Ocean. Long Branch Is one of the most famous watering places in America, with the finest of sea bathing and elegant hotels,

HOTELS—Arrangements hare been made to secure to the members of this party accommodations at flret-clrw hotels, the very best in the country, at all stoping places, at greatly reduced rates, at the International Hotel and Clifton House, Niagara Falls, at S3.00. In New York City at Farle Hotel at S2.50 per single day.

OTHER EXPEHSESk— All other expenses any toadatsasy dedseto Jnour.sachss -bridge toils, entrance to Goat Island and Prospect Park, Carriage hire, etc.. at Niagara Falls, will be one half the usual price or less.

Trains make close connection through, leaving here at 5 a. m.', reach Toledo at 5 p. m., Niagara Falls about 6 next morning. Bleeping cars on all trains from Toledo. Passengers prefericg to stopover at Toledo and go through Canada in the day time, can get supper, lodging and breakfast at Island House for $2.00 or less than the cost of a sleeping car tbis hotel is adjoining the depot and is flrst-clas. The stop at Niagara Falls. New York City or Long Branch can be made either going or returning at option of Tourist. On purchasing a ticket each tourist will receive a

,fTourist-Guide,"

carefully pre

pared, giving time of arrival and departure of train* at alt terminal points names of hotels at which reduced rates have been secured for the members of this party, and Just what the rate is together with all other information needed for the trip. This being the most desirable rout that can be selected, the tickets can be readily changed in Philadelphia for return tickets some other way. This is a cool northern route and no other excursion ever afforded such opportunities for seeing and learning so much, at such small expense.

Tickets tarsal* at the Union Depot nssd Contrnl leek Slete, Terre Hnnle, Indiana.

For particular* or tickets by Mail (money enclosed) sp.«ijr to

R. S. TENNANT, Manager, Terre-Haute.

—FINE TOILET SETS ONLY |8.00, AT BALL'S STOVE STORE.

Died.

PtTNNtOAN—At KM this a. m., Agnes A dole, infant daughter of Rtehara and Matls I Dunnlgao, aged eight months.

Funeral from the residence of tbe parents on north Sixth straet to-morrow (Sunday, 2Stl Irist) St 2 o'clock m.

PKACfltCK -Ou Friday. the'21st TnstanL at the residence of her parents, on north Fifth street, at 3W m., Vfc-tny, the beloved daughter cif Frank and Ma»y Peschlck, sgsd 21 yean and 3 BMitUis.

TIM

funeral will takep'are on Snnday, at 2 80 p. m., imm ths St Benedict OathoUcohurth. All acquaintances snd friends are invited to attend without farther notice.

PERA HOUSE.

OXBSKHTONLT!

Friday Evening, July 28th, 1876,

HMtn MINSTRELS!

J.H. ll VVBRLY, ff. J.CLVPHAM,

WHATS THE USE

PAYING SO MUCH FOR A STOVE, WHEN YOU CAN DO BETTER AT BALL'S. —WILL YOU COME AND 8KB THOSE BEAUTIFUL RANGES AT BALL'S?

MONET TO LOAN.

I have money to loan on mortgage security en long time. No life Insuranoe required. (J. E.

HOMFOBD.

Offioe oornei Fourth and Main street, Terre Hsute, Ind.

A. H. ItePUY, M. D.

Office, Denoing block, corner Main and Blxth streets, opposite new bonk building, Terre Haute, Ind. City calls prompty attended to.

P. 8 —la additional to general practice, I will give special attention to distraaeof the Lungs, Uranolated Hons Throat, Catarrh, etc. Having recently obtained some of the best medical works published on tiie subject in Europo and America, (some in 1875,) and made it ray study. I am now prepared to treat them, not expecting however to cure all cases of consumption, or do more than other do who thua devote their time and labor. Butt propose so to give to such aa desire, the best and latest method of treatment, and claim from personal experience, that more cases can be cured, benefitted mid lite-prolonged on general scientific principles, than byspeciflc medication orany other way, and will be happy to demonHtrate this fact by a favorable report of case« benefitted and cunnl and now under treatment. Terms reasonable, having due regard t* the circumstances of thu pa*lent.

J^OTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received by the common council of the city of Terre Haute, at their regular meeting on the evening of the fint day cf August A.D., 1876.

First—For grading, graveling and curbing Eagle street, between Thirteenth and Fourt66Dtll Htrccffi*

Second—For grading, graveling and curbing Wslnut street from Sixth street east to the old Wabash and Erie canal.

Third—For paving with brick, the sidewalks on Mulberry street, not already paved, excepting the sidewalk along tbe Normal school ground.

The work to be done according to the specifications on file in the office of the city engineer. Tbe council reserve tbe right to reject any and all bids.

By order of tbe Common Council. RICHARD 8TROUT, July 20th, 1876. City Engineer.

IITY TREASURER'S SALE. BY VIRTUE of a precept issued by order of the Common Council of the City of Terre Haute, Vigo county, Indiana, in favor of C. N. Demorest. contractor, and against Josiah Stav*r, for an assessment made upon the Realty Hereinafter described for work done by said contractor in improving Eleventh street (11th street) from Main street to Chestnut street, by grading and graveling the same: which said precept is to me directed by the Mayor of said city, and duly attested by the Clerk of said city under the corporate seal thereof. 1, John Paddock. Treasurer of said city, on Monday, the 14to day of August. 1870. at the door or tne City Court Rooms of said city, between the hours of 9 o'c'ock ft. m, and 4 o'clock p.m. of said day, will offer for sale at PUBLIC AUCTION, the following described Realty, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay such assessment with costs and charges, to-wit: Lot No. ninetysix (96) in Chauncey Roses's subdivision of forty-seven and 32-100 (47 32-100) acres In the City of Terre Haute, and in the County and State aforesaid.

Witness my hand and seal tills 21st day of July, 1870. [SEAL.] JOHN PADDOCK, Treasurer, (Si) City of Terre Haute.

CTo

ITY TREASURER'S NOTICE Non-resident. To LOUISA W. HOESM AN or whem it may concern:

Whereas, on 22nd day of July, 1875, by order of the Common Council of the city of Terre Haute, the City Engineer of said city made an estimate of monies due to N. J. Didrlsh, contractor, with said city for the work or the sidewalks on 11th street, between Main and Ohio street*, by curbing the same with oak lumbt-r, which work has been done by said contractor as contracted, and in pursuance of said estimate, an assessment was made upon the following described lot to-wit. Lot No. one hundred and five (105) in Rose's subdivision of fortyfour acres and two rods (44 a aud 2 r) in uuid city, belonging to Lonisa W. Hoesman, and

Whereas, on the Seventh (7th) day of July, 1876, said Common Council ordered that a precept issue to tbe undersigned treasurer of said city for the collection of said assessment, which precept is uow in the hands of said treasurer, and

Whereas, the sum of six (S6) dollars is trow due upon said estimate froin said Louisa W. Hoesman on said lot, and

Whereas, said Lonisa W. Hoesman is a non-resident of the City of Terre Hante. Now if the amount due as aforesaid upon said assessment is not paid within twenty days after the date of this publication, I, said Treasurer, will proceed to m«ke the same by levy and sale of said lof.

Witness my hand and seal this 22nd do? of July, 1876. [SKAL JOHN PADDOCK. Treasurer, (3t) City of Terre Haute.

J.e.VILLIAMS Attorney. ttftlce—Over Prairie City Bank.

HTHE STATE-OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF VIGO, In the Vigo Circuit dourt. Mary F. Langford vs. Sarah C. Oakey, Charles C. Oakey, Jacob Kemper, Andrew Kemper, Levi M. Bates, Herman Klein and Henry Klein, Foreclosure. No. 7860.

Be it known, that on the 5th day of May, 1876, it was ordered by the Court that the Clerk notify by publication said Jacob Kemper, Andrew Kemper, Levi M. Bates, Herman Klein and Henry Klein as nonresident defendants of the pendency of this action- against them.

Said defendants are therefore hersby notified of the pendency of said action against tnem and that the same will stand for trial at the September Term of said Court In the year 1876.

MARTIN HOLUNOEB, Clerk.

NO. O. W1LL1AVH, p. p. I5-3L j.o WILLI ASM, Attorney. Office—Over Prairie City Bank.

THE STATE OF INDIANA,VI-

OO COUNTY. In the Vigo Circuit Oonrt. Peter Crim vs. Susan Howard and Stephen Howard, t« set sslde deed. No. 7079.

Be it known that on tbe 7th day of Jnly 1876, said plaiutlfT filed an affidavit in due form, thowing that aald Hasan Howard and Stephen Howard are non-residents of the State of Indiana.

Knld non-reatdent defendants are hereby notified of the pendemy of said action against them, and the aamo will stand tor trial at the MeptemU. Term Of said Court in the year ltcu.

MARTIN tlOLLf!*GER, Clerk.

J.G. WtLf.tAMS, p.p. M*

ATN,

Proprietor. Manurer.

The lament an«l most reflned Minstrel Or ftanisation in the world—a programme of rare m«riu introducing the lannl Ethiopian Nv«*1tl*8 of the day, ftwwwl three daya ta advance at the Central &Ktk*tore.

GRAINING,

t/ GLASSING,

White Victoria

'7 1U

LAWN SUITS

-f

JCfitT RECEIVED. m' 5t

Linen Suits

2o per ccnt below former prices.

Our stock of linen suits is well assorted, and prices reduced to close them out.

White Marseilles 'BED SPREADS

Just received in extra large sizes and extjra choice qualities at 13.75, $4.00, $4 50, $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00 Whichever priced spread you buy, the purchaser may rely on getting them from $2

$3 under value. Our

G. BUFF,

*c-

BRT Oral and 7TH

i--

JKKEi*. BA!UWF.LL». oeneral Agent. VJKIi

i'AIDT.

CANDY

HOMB-M ADB CANDIES

Fine Mixtures, pat np In Kaney Boxes, sui'shle trw SjweiaUr. H. RrtlA KKRdfcCT'

P. O. Lobby, Terre-Hante. Ind.

CROCHET SPREADS,

At 85 cents, are worth $1.25.

Summer Silks. Grenadines and all SUMMER BRE8SOOOOS are being sacrificed to close them out.

LINEN DUCK AND PANT LINENS,

For Men's and Boy's wear. We are now selling very cheap.

Gauze Summer UnderWif!

For Ladies and Gents, and GAUZE FLANNELS. Just the thing for hot weather and at prices below the lowest.

'Oh! Ye of Little Faith

Who want FAXS at half what they cost the Importer. Come right here.

W. S. RYCE & CO-

Professional Cards.

ATTOMlfET AT LAW,! TERRE HAUTE,IND.

Office over Tntt'a Shoe Store, Main street, between 4th and 5th streets, south side.

JOHN T. SCOTT, Attorney at Law,

OFFICE—NO. Ill MAIN STREET, As U. S. Commissioner is authorized ta make proofis in Bankruptcy.

Over Henderson's Stove Store, bet. Fonnfe and Fifth streets. mar22 TERRE HAUTE, Idd.

W. BALLEW,

DENTIST,

ODSEE.

19 Hula Street, over lags'i •M resffrUracrf itaad. TERRE HAUTE, IND. Can be found in office night and day,

JOSEPH RICHARDSON, M. E

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(MBec sa Ohio St* Bet. Sr«l dk 4tt. TERRE HAUTE, IND.

TVR. L. H. BARTHOLOMEW, MJ Isritos MS«I

Mechanical

DENTIST,

Denial Rsem, 157 Main Street! [H' tftrlttf RFEKRB BACTB, 1KB. Nitrous Oxide Oas administered for pah «s Tooth Extraction.

Q8CAR ZSCHOKKE, Phytleian and Accoucheur,

Treats all Acute and Chronic Diseases, and OMmres the public of his success in obstetrical cssnt, snd all ailments p^uliar to ladies.

Office and residence on Main street, south sids between I2th and 18th streets, Terre Haute.

Business Cards.

rvU, THOMAS, •ptlelaa aja4 Wsieksisker

For the trade. Main street, near Sixth, sign fit big man with watch.

R. FREEMAN, I Retail Dealer in Aas«rfea« ns4 rereigv Watehea

JEWELRY, Opera IIooss. KISSNER, ia Wholesale and Retail Dealer IS

Plsnss, Mflodeenn, Oirssl, Musical Instruments, Ac., Palace of Moaic, 48 Ohio S

RW.

RIPPETOE

General Dealer in

UROtJKRIEH, PROVISIONS AND

FRO

DUCE,

National Block, 156 Mftti^stw

PHILIP

KADEL, Manufacturer oi

(toddles aad Harnens,

Whips, Curry Combs, Bruthes, Morse Biat acta, Ac..all work warranted. Lowestarlesi in the city,

MkIiiHu,

near 9th, south side.

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