Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 21, Number 52, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 June 1891 — Page 5

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FHE _MAIL.

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

Local News.

People who intend going from the city for the summer should have The Mail sent to their address during their absense, and the expense will be trifling. Send in your address. ..

The following building permits have been issued since last report: Joshua Hull, two "lory frame dwelling,

Neteon'tf sub. In Raymonds V**3 Adam Trowel, one story frame dwelling, J. W.Freston'SBub .........

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The city assessment hai not been completed yet, but may be In to-night. The *ixtb ward is the ouly one in which the total has been footed, and yao real estate goes a little over $2,000,000, which is a large increase over the last assessment. The sugar Creek assessor has not showed tip jot. lie has taken several turns at his footings, but at last accounts had failed to get them right.

On Thursday evening an alarm of fire was sent in from the Hudnut hominy mill on north Third street, which was soon followed by a second calling out the entire department. A spark from a defective smokestack bad lodged in the cupalo among the machinery and bolting cloths, aud was soon fanned into a blaze which soon lllled the surrounding space with dense smoke. The flames were soon extinguished,and the damage from tho llro was slight, though the water injured the machinery and stock considerably. The loss is estimated at from $5,000 to $10,000, fully covered by insurance.

DIVORCED.

Tho following divorces have been decreed by the Circuit court this term: iSvellne Mny vs. John F. May.

Luellii Fnrmer vs. Jamos W. Farmer. Llda Uoirnea vs. Eugene E. Holmes. John H. Bowman vs. Barbara E. Bowman. Kt.ta M. Crall vs. John W. Crall. Mary JE. Hesse vs. William Hesse. Mary Hale vs. James A. Halo. Timothy Hyan vs. Margaret Ryan. Blanche Plttmnn v*. Daniel l'Htman. Frederlka .Nauei vs. Charles Nauert. Hatnuel Hnwdy vs. Elizabeth Dawdy. Kinnia C. Uolnaway vs. William Holdaway. Mollle Andrews vs. William Andrews. Mary E. Waldon vs. Noah Waldon. Frank Callaway vs. Louise Callaway. Florence Hummel! vs. Andrew Huinmell. John A. Edgertou vs. Annie M. Edgortun.

The following cases wore dismissed: Ida Cllne vs. Valentine Cllno. Lulu Mowrer vs. CleOrge Mowrer. There aro still a number of cases on the docket to be determined before adjournment.

W-HFHE ijigii HCIIOOI graduating exercises In the opera house last evening were attended by a very largo audience, which was both Attentive and appreciative.

The list of graduates, together with the themes selected for commencement, wore printed in these columns last woek. Of the 2U members ol the class UJ were selected by lot to rend. Their name* were as follows: Mlnnlo McManlmle, Gertrude Greenwood Daggett, Bessie King, Mary U, l'ughv Anna Blanche Simkoy, James McTsggert, Jessie Pearl Wilier, Mlgnouette Lyon, Anna llnl/uan, Kuitnn MeTagpirt, Cha.les Creal /and Grace Iv. Button. The reading was

Interspersed with some good vocal and instrumental music, renderel by members of the school. When the essays had all been road Superintendent Wiley delivered a shert and very appropriate address, containing words of «ncouragement to the members of the clas*, and

as each name was called (he graduate stepped forward and received his or her diploma.

MAlUlIAOh IllirVHNS.

The following marriage returns Lave been (lied with tho county clerk since last report: Vlnwnso Brune, city .25

IVtrluo Vlnch Charles T. Appleby, Pittsburg, Pn a 1 1 re William W. King, elty. a A it James Hofleman, city ... a it

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Joseph H. Fox, city ......... Clara Belle Daggett, city s• .... Timothy Donovan, Macksvllle Lulu Piety, Mneksvllle ....... John F.Joyce,city. ........ May I*van. city ........... William H. liarr, Paris, III ..... KUall. Barr, Paris, III .21 Joseph Httber,city. ...... .30 Anna Jaeger, city .81 Robert K. Anderson, Vigo county .... .39 Okie Robertson, Vigo county 18 William Rosa, Vlgp county ......... 3 Mary M. Roberts, vigo coaaty 18 Wm. I\ Walker, city« S a a a S a it $ 2 Benjamin F. Bmwn. St. Louis. Mo. .3$ Nellie & Griswold, city ........... 21 Kveivtt Wright, dty........... S3 Enua

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John W. Kelley. «l\y is Mary

K.GaMOwmy,city .It Edward A. Karle. city ............ S» Mary J. iZale, city James C. llety, lVmlrie Creek .... Julia K. Mark I e, Vigo Co William Kelley, city ............ .81 MaHaL.Grlffln.clty. Thomas Pearsoa, Vermillion, 111 ... .SB Mary F. MtUer,elty .38 Russell a Clark. Mattooo, 111 34 Loto P»a|h, city 19 Inward Taylor,city .... ..... .98

Elisabeth Harralie, elty ......... SB) Wm. G. Kadei. city .#1 Ada O. lUonM, «jlty ....... ......St Thomas Walmsley. Decatur, ill....... CS Maty A. W nlmsiey, city, ...» .41 a re it S I Ada Butler, eliy

l^ools J. Treat, city

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KugeniaC. Wagner, city ......... .®* Joseph Cash more, el Ly 3$ May II. MeOurmack, city SS .21 .IS

Cbarlo* F. Flnkhlner, Colusa bus, O Fannie Boner, city, Jam«« Miller, cltjr

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CJ7Y TEACHERSs

At the meeting of the school board last Monday evening the following teachers were selected for the public schools for the ensuing year:

John F. Petri, clerk. Alice J. Dempsey, critic teacher. Harriet & Paige, music teacher. A. Ju. Wyetb, Emily W. Peakes, Rebecca Tomer. Mary O. Taylor, Louise Barbour, Laura Kelser, John Donaldson, Anna Katzenbacb, Mazle F. Sanders, Mary M. O'Bryanf Frances Bannister, Jane Hersey, Mary C. Lewis,

Winifred F. Connelly, John L. Gordon, Helen E. ller, Jennie M. ward, Emma L. Merring, MatUe Logan, Charlotte Longman, Anna Hanrahan, Fannie M. Beach, Bessie E. Moore, Margaret Thompson, Mamie Kelley, Annie H. Hewtin, Kate Pnrdy, Margaret Kenney, Mary Flannegan, Kate B. V«ornees, Emily Wright, Mary F. Rees, Rosa,a Griffith, Lillian & Simpson, Eva Chester, Mary Kalzenbacb, J. A. Boyen Chester L. Fldlar, Margaret Price, Addle Sparks, John W. Sims, Adora L. Knight, Annie Thomas, H. W. Stuart, Cora Stoner, Margaret Patterson, Mary Redtfer, Ovla Lawrence,

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The following were the transfers of real estate filed for record during the last six days: Saturday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday. Friday 115jm

2 transfers, aggregating 000 5 fvSOO 5 3^25 3 5,060 3 1,451 I 1 0 0

Agnes Brennan, Jdoletto Hardesty,' Lenora Pound, Jennie E. Bell, AnnaWaiser, Harriet E. Brown, Rae E. Wllkins, alia C. Woodruff, Nannie M. Hunter, Nellie B. Harris, Sallle K. Davis, Margaret Preston, Elisabeth Solomon, Jessie Keith, Mary B. WJlkins, Wm. Ward, Clova A. Lawrence, Minnie L. Wagner, Margaret Wlseiey, Anna Pflezing, Kate W. Ebbltt, Mary Duncan, Lizzie Wiseman, Kathryn A. Fischer, Lydia Whitaker,

F. Stokes,

Flora Love, Elizabeth Mavity, Chas. F. Grosjean, Theresa G. Feldler, Joseph Jackson, Laura Ray. Tillie B. Straus,

UViUiiUniCUVOi Elizabeth M. Wright, Rose Reins, Alice Boore, C. Probst, Frances M. ochwedes, Elise Statz. Anna Hartuna. Anna Ruhl,

Anna num. Lulu M. Hale, Ada F. Sammls, Emlllo Neukoin, O. E. Connor.

Anna Hartung, Lucy A. Fllnn, Eva Thompson, Leila Brouillette, W. E. Miller,

the list.

This does not complete the list. A number of applicants were laid over temporarily because the applicants had failed, to file their license, and whose cases will be considered at a future meeting. Leave of absence has been granted Lucy F. Brokaw and Rose A. Paige.

BASE BALL.

Since the reorganization of the Northwestern league base ball has not been so absorbingly interesting here as it was. For a time the race between the home team and Evansvllle for the tail end was closo and exciting, but Evansville won two games and left the Terre Haute's an easy winner. The continued losses cannot be charged to poor playing, because our boys have been doiug remarkably well, and the league is now putting up the best games in the country. The club will leturn home to-night, and tomorrow will commence a series of three games with tne Grand Rapids. They should be weloomed by a large attendance. Following is a summary of the week's games:

SATXJKDAY, JUNK 13.

Terrc Haute, 0 Dayton, 2. Grand Rapids. 12 Peoria, 1. Fort Wayne, Evansvllle, 2.

SUNDAY, JUNE 11.

Grand Rapids, 10 Terro Haute, 4. Dayton, 6 Evansvllle, 8. Peoria, 5 Fort Wayne, 0.

MONDAY, JUNE 15.

Grand Rapids, 12 Terro Haute, 0. -Dayton, 1 Evansvllle,0 15innings. Fort Wayne, 21 Peoria, 10.

TUESDAY, JUNK 1(1.

Grand Rapids, 0: Terre Haute, 4. Peoria, 0: Fort Wayne, 1. Dayton, Evansville, 0.

THURSDAY, JUNK 18.

Fort Wayne. 2 Terre Haute, 0. Evansvllle,» Grand Haplds, 1. Dayton, I Peoria, 2.

KUtDAY, JUNE 19.

Fort Wayne, 3 Terre Haute, 1. Evansvllle, Grand Rapids, 0. Dayton,2 Peoria, 1 14 Innings.

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Yesterday the grand jury seut Wash ington Anderson, colored, to jail until such time as they could find time to indict him for perjury in a gambling case which they had before them. The chances of a conviction are very flatter log.

Christian church, Mulberry street, be tween Sixth and Seventh. Sunday school at 9:30 a, in. Preaching by the pastor, A. J. Frank, at 10:46 a. m., and 7:45 p. m. Endeavor meeting at 6:45 p. m. All are invited.

The burglars made another attempt last night, this time on the safe of Louis JD. Smith, the ticket broker, at 661 Main street. They entered the room through a window in the rear of the store and knecked the knob off the combination on the safe door. Before they could complete their job they were scared away. Evidently it was not the party who went through Here's safe a week ago.

The old reliable James T. Moore always keeps on hand the largest assortment of plumbers material and drive well pumps to be fonnd in the city. All work promptly attended to and well done. Call on him at 857 Main street

Magnetic mineral springs water delivered, 1 gallon per day at 25 per week. O. A. CON ANT,

Foot of Walnut street.

Try a Pneumatic Safety and be in tbe swim for progress, ease, comfort and speed. See Rossell, at The Fair, 935 Main street.

Townley Mantel and Furnace Oo. have now the largest and finest stock of Wood, Iron and Slate Mantels ever shown in this city. Look through their Mantel parlors before buying. Also Tile Hearths, fancy Orates and Warn Air Furaaoas,

During vacation the students of tbe Normal and High Schools, and ail others, are cordially invited to attend the Dezaorest College end Improve their penmanship under the instruction of the principal. R. GARVIN.

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Great Clearance Sale of all light weight 8nita at Gfoodman A Hirschler's, 410 and 412 Opera House Block.

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Marietta Grover, MM Sarah Scott, l|fS W. 8. Blatchley, Alice C. Graff, Elizabeth Messmore, Cornelia Palmer, Ida B. Ensey, Eliza F. Yates, Anna L. Wrenn, Martha B. Gilck, Jennie Farnham, Harah A. Ward, Jessica CUver,

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Will the Flies "Get There?" A thousand times no, says the purchsser of A. G. Austin & Go's new styles of Doors and Window Screens. This firm always carries tbe best articles obtainable. Follow the crowd. Sunday Excursions via G. & E. B. B.

Only $5.36 round trip to Chicago. Tickets good on trains leaving Terre Haute each Saturday at 12:10 p. m. and 10:20 p. m., and Sunday at 5:20 a. m. Good returning on trains leaving Chicago Sundays at 4:00 p. m. and 11:35 p. m.

R. A. CAMPBKLL, Gen. Agt.

Sunday Excursion.

The E. A T. H. R. R. will sell tickets each Sunday during the summer at one fare for round trip between all points. Good going and returning date of sale.

CAMPBKLI*,

Gen. Agt.

Great Reduction in Prices of Business Suits and Dress Suits at Goodman A Hirschler's.

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Low Bates via O. & E. I. B. B. |2.40, Lafayette and return, June 21st and 22nd 116.08, Minneapolis and return, July 6th to 8th:

$17.65,

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turn, July 8th to 15th. Elegantly equip ped vestibule trains on this route. For particulars call at 636 Wabash avenue.

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CAMPBELL,

Gen'l Agent.

Mafia Mosquitoes are sharp'ning their stilettoes for the procrastinator in buying his screen doors and windows. A. G. Austin A Co. have the best styles and qualities of these goods to be found in the city. Attention Fisherman.—$2.50 Bound

Trip.

Terre Haute to Momence. Tickets good going oii trains leaviag Terre Haute every Saturday at 10:20 p. m. and tunday at 5:20 a. m. Good returning on train arriving at Terre Haute 9:50 p. m. Sundays. Finest of fishing. One man recently caught sixty-five small mouth black bass before breakfast.

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CAMPBELL,

Gen. Agt.

There is more catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put tjgether, and until tbe last few years was supposed to be incurable. For great many years doctors prouounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and there fore require* constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney it Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market It is taken internally In doses from ten drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollais for any case it fails to cure. Send forcirculars and testimonials. Address.

F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O. ^SuSold by Druggists, 75c. June.

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Of Clothing this spring, we wish to point to the points of first-class material, artistic cut and careful manufacture and the perfect fitting suits which we have made, and the satisfaction of the persons wearing them. We have plenty of nice material left and if you want a nice suit, either ready-made or made to order, give us a call and we will endeavor to please you.

J.T.H. MILLER,

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Seven acres well improved adjoining city. House and lot on north Seventh street at a bargain.

House and lot In south part of city on payments. Desirable property on Thirteenth-and-a-half street, cheap.

Choice places on north Eighth and Ninth streets on easy terms. Desirable lots In Hulman and Kaufman's sub-division and Cruft Farm sub-divlslon on easy terms.

Xiots in east part of city veir cheap. Very desirable lots in Gilbert Place at a bargain.

Desirable residence property in all parts of the city. J. D. BIGELOW,

22 south Seventh street.

l«nli D. Levcqne and Farli & ami LI, rf*** Attorney*. Ohio 8treet, Terre Haute, lad. J^OTICE TO NON-RESIDENT.

State of Indiana, Vigo County, ss. Before A, B. Felseuthal, J. P., Harrison Township.

A. Louise Early and Harriet E. VanWyck vs. John Kobinsoa. In attachment. Whereas, it appears by the return of the constable to the summons herein Issued, that the defendant was not found in bis bailiwick, and it also appealing by the affidavit of plaintiff that the defendant is a non-resident of the State of Indiana.

Said non-resident defendant is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action against him and that the same will be heard before me at my office in Terre Haute, in Baid County and state, on Wednesday, July ldtb, 1891, at 2 o'clock p. m. witness my hand and seal this 19th day of June, 1891. [SEAL.] 5213 A. B. FKLSKNTHAL, J. P.

•J^OTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.

Notice is hereby given that the county board of review of Vigo county, Indiana, will meet at the rooms of the county commissioners of said county on the first Monday after the 4th day of July, 1891, it being the 6th day of said month and continue in session not to exceed eighteen days, for the purpose of hearing and determining grievances and to equalize taxes within said county. GEO. A. SCHAAL,

Auditor Vigo County.

We could not give you a list of the Bargains in Real Estate on our books in the limited space allowed us by The Mail, but.we will be pleased to have you call and see for yourself. Will take you on a tour of inspection if desired,-. our carriages being always ready.

Riddle,

Hamilton &Co.

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Sold throughout the world. Price, 25c. Send for "How to Cure Skin and Blood

DincflBCB*1 Address Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation, Proprietors, Boston, Mass. JL Aching sides and back, weak kidneys, and rheamatlsm relioved In one minute "Iby tbe celebrated Cutlcura Anti-Pain Plaster. 26c.

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A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known. Used in Millions of Homes— 40 Years the Standard.

DeSdooi Cake and Pastry, Light Flak* Bacit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable aqd Wholesome. No other baking powder does soefctradb

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Of buying anything in the Furniture line or having your pictures framed cheaper than any one else in the .city then see^ mm

wsmmmm* To call and see the phenomenal speoial reductions in Men's Suits,

FromrS 12.00 to

Either In Frock or Sack Suits the greatest bargains ever offered, nnmatchable for less than $12 or no sale.

Men's and Boys Summer Hats, Summer Underwear, Neglige Shirts, Dress Shirts, Neckwear in New Styles, Boy's

Suits and Odd Pants. One profit below everybody.

Clothiers, Hatters aiid Furnishers.

HOW TO ENJOY THESE

Go to the Buckeye Cash Store and buy a Challie or other Light Weight Dress Goods that are being sold at Slaughter Prices. Also Sun Shades, Umbrellas, Parasols and Fans very dieap. Special Bargains in Summer Underwear and Hosiery all next week.

BUCKEYEiCASH STORE

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MERR1TT, TheTailor and Hatter 64S Wabash Avenue.

Buu Prairie $tove$!

And thus encourage home industry, and you will have no trouble about repairs when needed. The loaf of bread that took the prizes at the Vigo County Fair was baked on a

Prairie Cook Stove.

These stoves are heavy, durable, economical and splendid bakers. Prices low.

Ask Your Dealer for Them. Take No Other.

FOR YOURSELF and BOYS at

We will commence offering our entire atock at reduced prices as we have a large and fall assortment, goods to suit and fit anyone. Men, in all sizes, Boys and Children also. Children Suits from 2^ to 15 years. Men's Suits from 34 to 49 sizes.

Men's all wool Suits at $5,6. 7,8, 9-^-Boys1 all wool Suits at $3,4 6, 7.Children's Suits from #0c, $1,1.25, 2.

Men's Flannel and Silk Shirts. 500 Wool Pant,s $2.00.

Men's Flannel Coat-Vest, fine assortment

All Summer Underwear at Reduced Prices.

MOTHERS!.

We have a fine assortment of the STAR SHIBT WAISTS that will be sold at reduced price®. Fine selection. Come early and get your choice.

THORMAN & SCHLOSS,

Merchant Tailors e&id Clothiers,

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