Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 21, Number 52, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 June 1891 — Page 8

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•THE MAIL

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.'

Personals.

The Mail invites th« people of Terra Haute to contribute items to tnis department, sending us personals of friends visiting from other clues and other States, or the departure or return of citizens. Reports of parties, socials, teas, church entertafnment*, mo*icales, etc., are especially solicited. Have oopy st the office of publication not later than Saturday morning.

Miss Tillie Nehf is visiting in Chicago. Miss Emma Yates has returned from Chicago.

Mrs. Emma Yates has returned from Chicago. Miss Jessie Perdue has returned from Jefiersonvllle.

Miss Charlotte Bland, of Sullivan, is visiting friends here. Dr. L. J. Willien and wife wene in Indianapolis Tuesday.

Miss Bertha Dupree, of Salt Lake City, is visiting her mother. Mrs. C. E. Fuller, Jr., left for Jersey City yesterday morning.

Judge C. F. McNutt and wife go to French Lick next week. Miss Agnes Clark, of New Albany, is visiting Miss Rose Foreman.

Miss Jessie Morgan, of Quincy, 111., is visiting Miss Grace Layman. T. R. Hardy, Jr., of Rockport, Ind., Is visiting relatives in the city.

Mrs. Harry Crawford, of Vincennes, visited friends here this week. Miss Jane vVatson has gone to Lake Maxlnkuckee for the summer.

Miss Mary Saunders leaves on Monday to visit relatives near Cincinnati. W. A. Hamilton and John W. Leve have gone to Chicago and Detroit.

Miss Pearl MoClain, of Dayton, Ohio, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Gulick. William Watson and wife, of St. Louis, will visit relatives here next week.

Mrs. C. R. Coulter, of Pittsburg, Pa., will visit relatives here next week. Miss Neal Burke, of Jeffersonville, has been visiting Miss Jophie Huiman.

Mrs. B. F. Havens and daughter have been visiting in Frankfort, this state. Louis Stinson and wife leave next week for French Lick for two weeks.

Miss Nannie Martin, of Marshall, 111., was visiting relatives here this week. 0. P. Merrltt went to Louisville this week to attend the funeral of an uncle.

Mrs. Frank Williamson, of Pekin, 111., is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Ida Roberts. R. L. Wilson of the Polyteohnio left last night to acoept a position in ChloaRo.

Wn, R. Bryson, of Council Grove, Kan., spent a few days in town this week.

Mrs. Rebeoca McCrary, of Louisville, Ky., has beon visiting her brother, J. B. Messick.

Wm, H. Dox, soliciting advertiser for the Omaha World, is visiting relatives in the oity.

Miss Mary A. Hare, of Fincastle, Ohio, is visiting Mrs. W. S. MoClain, of south Third street.

E. M. Hickotts, of H. D. Pixley fc Co., with his family, yislted in Charleston, 111., this week.

Miss Louise Poters will be one of the teachers in Sandford Uulverslty, California, next year.

Charles Hart man, of Indianapolis, has been visiting his nephew Frank C. Fisbeok, this week.

Miss Lou Bennett, of Harrodsburg, Monroo oounty, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. D. N. Taylor.

Orvil Heightman and wife went to Chicago Thursday, where the latter will spend the summer.

Frank Peker started on Wednesday on a business trip to Indianapolis. Munoie, Kokomo and Marion.

Misses Emma and Hannah Wallace, of Camargo, Ills., will visit Mrs. Martin, their cousin, next week.

Jehn E. Lamb, 8, R. HamiU, John Cleary and A. D. Weeks went to Chicago last night to attond the races.

Mrs, C. F. Allison and son Wilbur, and Mrs. Mary Sadler, of Spencer, Ind., have been visiting Mrs. M. Knowlea.

The degree of Doctor of Divinity has boen conferred on Rev. T. J. Coultas by the Iowa Weeleyan university.

Mrs. W. W. Rumsey will visit friends in Junction City, Council Grove and Emporia, Kansas, next month.

Mrs. W. S. Rea, Mrs. Frank Paddock and daughter, Miss Ellse Paddock, returned from Chicago on Tuesday.

Mrs. Malone, who has been visiting her brother, T. C. Freeman, left for her future home in Denver Thursday.

Mrs. Fannie Rice and children, who have been visiting Miss Alice Meliek, have returned to their home in Chicago.

Misses Ruby Conn and Jane Riflfel, of Indianapolis, are visiting the family of Charles Temple on Bloomlngton Avenue.

Rev. 1L A. Gobin, IX dean of the faculty of the thologlcal department of Pe Pauw university, was in town yesterday.

Miss Nane Head, of Danville, will arrive in the city this evening to visit friend* and attend the St. Mary's golden jubilee.

N. Darnell arrived in the city Wednesday

from

Memphis, Tcnu., and

la the gtM*t of ht* daughter* Mr*. B. T. Hiureldine. Jmm Rolpb took the hunter's degree at the meeting of Tammany Tribe No,

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39 Improved order of Red men last Monday evening. Miss Rose Williams, of Princeton, Ind., daughter of the late Gov. Williams, is visiting the family of J. T. Biel on Sonth Seventh street.

Mrs. Mary Robinson, Mrs. Mc Williams and family, and MissLyda Brown, have gone to California with the expectation of making] their home in San Francisco.

Mrs. Caroline Wahler and Mrs. C. W. Nagei left last Tuesday for Hamilton and Cincinnati, O., where they will spend about four weeks with relatives and

Dr. T. C. Stunkard, V/ig Sage and Sherman Lease started Wednesday morning for Eel river for a few days fishing and hunting. Bob Helm went a on as ok

John Briddell, Charles Briddell, Geo. Briddell, H. V. Mancie and August Wegener comprised a fishing party which went into camp for a few days this week near Black Ripple.

Capt. D. D. Wheeler, who is now stationed in New York City, is in the city for a few days on leave of absence. Before returning east he will go to Yankton, Dak., where he has property interests.

Wm. A. Shores, of Fayette township, who was seriously injured by his horse about two weeks ago, is lying at hiB home in a very serious condition, and fears are entertained that he will not recover.

Prof. C. A. Waldo and wife, Miss Alice Waldo and Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Waldo's mother, started for Springfield, Mass., Wednesday afternoon. They will sail for Antwerp on the Steamer Noorland next Wednesday.

Geo. H. Prescott, supt. of motive power of the "Vandalla, attended the master mechanics convention at Cape May this week, and Chief Train Dispatcher R. B. Woolsey attended the annual convention of train dispatchers in Toledo.

Albert Pfeifer and wife have returned from their wedding trip, and have gone to housekeeping on south Eighth street. They were paesented with a handsome bed room set on their return by a number of Mr. Pfeifer's friends.

Chris. C. Postlethwaite, the popular clerk of the Big Four railway, has resigned his position with that company to take the agency of the Nickel Plate fast freight line in this city. He has opened an office at 652 Main street,{where he will be found ready to attend to the wants of shippers.

The Polyteohnio faculty will spend the summer vacation as follows: Dr. Eddy will be most of the time in Cincinnati. Prof. Wlckersham and family will go to Wisconsin. Prof. Kirschner will spend the summer along the New England coast. Prof. Mees will go to his home in Columbus, O. Prof. Gray, has gone to Providence R. I., and in August he will go to Washington. Prof. Noyes and wife will visit in Minneapolis. Prof. Place goes to Ithaca, N. Y., and Prof. Strvnk to Cincinnati.

The moonlight excursion of the season will be given by the Iroquois club next Monday (evening. The Steamer Janie Rae has been chartered for the occassion, and the Ringgold band will furnish the musio. No effort will be spared to make the occassion a success in eyerv Rense of the word. Flattered by the praise bestowed upon them by the press on the occassion of their excursions in 1889 and 1800 the members of the club feel that they have a reputation to sustain, and are preparing to outdo all previous efforts. No Invitations have been issued, but tloketa can be procured of the members of the elub.

In the Immense line of straw goods which Sykes & Gray have on hand yon cannot fall to find a summer hat whioh will suit your taste and be in fashion. At the same time their prices are away down. 419 Main street. Give them a call.

F1ZI BANGI BOOM! Fourth of July Bxourslon.

The C, C. C. & St. L. railway, the Big Four route, offers half-fare rates to all points on their lice within a radius of 200 miles. Tickets will be sold July 8rd and 4th, 1891, going and good to return until July 6th, inclusive. Full information and tickets furnished at oity ticket office, 710 Wabash avenue and Sixth street depot. E, E. SOUTH,

Gen. Agent.

•ffjrec liKle kitteip, soiled f^eir BlittajS 1° •fill a. Wise old friend •••*•,

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SANTACLAUS

BASE BALL.

AT THE PARK.

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday June 21, 22,28.=

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Admission 25c, Ladies Free.

C. & E. I. E. R.

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TOURISTS' B0UTE 11

,r OF THE

Summer#Resorts

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ITOBTHWEST.

ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS, WAUKESHA, MADISON, DENVER, SAN FRANCISCO, YELLOWSTONE PARK, AND PORTLAND.

Alan to various points reached via Lake Steamers from Chicago. Tickets now on sale at reduced rates. Persons desiring books descriptive of the various resorts should apply to

R. A. CAMPBELL, Gen. Agt., 636 WABASH AVENUE.

E S I ON S

IND1ANAPOLTS AND RETURN, $2.25July 2d, good returning until July 6th, Inclusive, on account of Grand Inter-State Drill Tournament.

TORONTO, ONT., AND RETURN, $17.65 —Good going July 8th to 15th, Inclusive, and good returning, if desired, until September 25th, Inclusive, with privilege of stopping at Chautauqua Lake en route in either direction.

Tourists tickets on sale to all EaBtern and "Western points. French Lick Springs and return 8 6 25 Chautauqua Lake and return 20 85 Niagara Falls and return 28 85 Old Point Comfort and return 8100 Montreal, Ont», and return 86 60 Portland, Me., and return 41 60 Rutland, Vt., and return ........ 41 60 Thousand Island Park, N.Y., and return 82 35

And all "White Mountain, St. Lawrence River and Virginia resorts. Trains leave Sixth Street Depot as follows:

GOING BAST.

No. 12 N. Y. and Boston Ex f1.08 am No. Indianapolis and Cleveland 6.52 am No. 18 New York Limited f-PSCV 1.00 pm No. 8 Day Express and Mail ... 8.48 pm

GOINQ WIST.

No, 7 Southwestern Express *SV 1.80 am No. 9 Day Express and Mall .... 10.09 am No. 17 Southwestern Limited ""PSCV 1.58 No. 8 Mattoon Express 7.58 pm

Trains 2,8,8 and 9 run daily except Sunday. All other trains run daily. For tickets and Information in detail call at city office, 710 Wabash avenue or Sixth street depot.

E. E. SOUTH, General Agent

D. B. MARTIN, G. P. A., Cincinnati.

Vahdalia Line.

NEW TRAIN SERVICE

NORTH and SOUTH

Commencing June 15th, 1891, trains on the Terre Haute 3b St. Joseph Division of the Vandalla Line, will run as follows:

NORTH-BOUND. TrainSa Train56Train54 Ez,8uru Daily. Ex,8im,

Lv. Terre Haute 6.20 am 1.00 pm 4.00 pm Ar. Crawfordsville. 8.16 am 2J29 pm 6.18 pm Logansport .10.85 am 4.10 pm 8.40 pm

Maxlnkuckee 11.48 am 5.09 pm 9.50 pta Ar. South Bend 1.28 pm 6.10 pm 10.65 pm Ar.St. Joseph, Mich 2.45 pm 7.80 pm

HAUTE SATTJRDAY EVENIlSrG MATL

Grand Rapids.

mm,Game called at S p. m. June 25, 26 27, Dayton. „t Week-day games at 3 30 o'clock.

SOUTH-BOUND. Train 51 Train 53 Train 55 JBzJSutu MzJSun. Daily.

Lv. St Joseph, Mieh .... 10.25 am &00 pm Ar. Sonth Bend 5.90 am 12.05 n'n 4.20 pm Ar. Maxlnkuckee 8J8 am 1.28 pm 6.20 pm Ar. Logansport 7.40 am XSO pm 8.36 pm Ar. Frankfort &52 am 4.22 pm 7.50 pm Ar. Crawfordsville. 9.44 am 6.18 pm 8^1 pm Ar. Terre Haute 1L45 am 7.80 pm 10.00 pm

Attention is called particularly to new Trains 55 and 58, which run dally. Sundays Included, and have parlor car attached. Call on Agents Vandalla Line for complete local time card, or address

J. M. CHESBROUGH, ST. LOUIS, MO.

So true.

Wljei}fl|ese litlie kifteig, wasljed their njifens V/iiljiljiySQAPof ai^ber ijue, f.1 Quick]/ \Sj\istjed eaclj stwijjjjj

"Were as brigty wjd soft as rpvf.

SANTACLAUS SOAP-MADE ONLY BY K.K.Fairbank^Co.

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FOR SALE

-BY-

Riddle, Hamilton & Co.,

20 South 6th St

Properties In almost every square in Terre Haute at the following prices: $1,200, 81,600, *2,500, $5,700, $5,200, $2,000, $1,200, $1,600, $1,350, $2,800, $2,100, $1,500, $3,600, $3,300, $3,000, $1,150, $2,500, $1,800, $4,500, $3,500,

$6,500, $ 600, 91,100, $fj900, $1,000, $1,350, $2,000, $1,700, $2,500, $3,400, $4,000, $2,300,v $3,500, $1,500, $1,600, $1,150, $ 950, $ 900,

And many others. Also vacant lots in all parts of the city, from $150 up to 51,000 each.

Riddle, Hamilton & Co.,

j| 20 SOUTH SIXTH STREET, TEI&I&E HAUTE.

Spring: Lamb, Southdown Mutton at Patton's clean meat market, 4th and Ohio St. Telephone 220.

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8 38,930 20

151,882 70 17,418 47 12,685 81 5,578 96 51,466 02 1,497 00 72,883 14

185,812 17,418

2,167 75 198 49 .. 4 10

1,272 24 2,890 70

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120 5 237

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76 00

8,950 00 1406 50 223 58 4.651 66

15,300 00 1,236 40 11,991 96 7,618 02 4,700 87 2,659 67

24.250 2,642 12,215 12,269 "4,700

20,879 03 6572 07 112 50 65 00

21,838 70 12,855 44 66 50 546 67 462 00 508 00 96 25 420 00 2,037 56

42,112 19,427 179 611 462 508 96 420 2,067

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1,156 51 780 50 800 00

1,156 780 800 198 1,001 130 98 131 103 56 169 2,207 77 975 1,979 764 27 303 801 148

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75 89 63 89 90 15 22 28 69 87

23 03 67 81 72 97 34 01 Oil 76 818 84 20 94 584 95 913 69 844 09 11 89 171 82 174 86 140 42

1,893 45 50 82 440 83 1,066 10 420 20 15 6i 182 65 126 82 8 41

81,961 62

81,961

42,744 72 1,287 60

42,744 1,267

8 88.444 26 $ 482,607 86 8 565,852 12

FUNDS.

County Revenue Township Revenue Road Revenue Bridge Revenue. Town«hlp Special School Reyenue Dog Tax Common School Estray Fines and Forfeitures Land Redemptions Inquest Docket Fees, Superior Court. Ferry License Show License Liquor License County Dog Fund Common School Principal.... on S In St. Mary's Road Maxville and St. Mary's Road. New Court House New Court House Interest.... County Bridge Jury Fees Township 10 Range 8 Principal.' Township 10 Range 9 Principal. Township 10 Range 10 Principal. Township 10 Range 11 Principal. Township 11 Range 8 Principal. Township 11 Range 9 Principal. Township 11 Range 10 Principal. Township 12 Range 8 Principal. Township 12 Rauge 9 Principal. Township 12 Range 10 Principal. Township 13 Range 7 Principal. Township 18 Range 8 Principal. Township l.H Range 9 Principal. 'i'owiibhip 13 Run go 10 Principal. Township 10 Range 8 Interest Towijtihip 10 Range 9 Interest '1 ownnhip 10 Rauge 10 Interest Township 10 Rauge 11 Interest Township 11 Range 8 Interest Township 11 Range 9Int rest Township 11 Range 10 Interest Township 12 Range 8 Interest Township 12 Range 9 Interest Township 12 Range 10 Interest Township 18 Range 7 Interest Township 18 Range 8 Interest Township 18 Range 9 Interest. Township 18 Range 10 Interest State Tax State House Tax State School Tax State University Tax

5,578 51,466 1,497 72,888

8,489 99

Total

Poor. Specific

Specie Roads and Bridges tloni Books and Sta Poor Asylum Insane County Office Public Buildings. Criminal

Circuit Court Jurors

Circuit Court Bailiff

Superior Court

GranaJury

Ass's Revenue

COurt Reporter

Janitor

Public Printing

Flre^Llght ood'Watdr*

gSS-Xniiniuiiie-Interest

School Principal Restored

Total

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Examined and approved this 6th day of June, X891. HENDERSON,

believe,

this

4th

"MONARCH OF THE LAWN," High Wheel, Easy Cutting. In this we use patent anti-Mo tioa driring ball device, the moat effective improvement applied to Lawn Mowers in recent jears. See it before buying or suffer the remorse of lost opportunity.

A. (J. .AUSTIN & CO., SOLE AGENTS.

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Disbursements from June 1, 1890, to Juno 1,1891.

HERZ' BULLETIN.

LACE EMBROIDERIES, LACE DEMI FLOUNCINGS Is the coi'rect style for dress We have such anKelegant assortment both black and white with narrow widths to match. A few remnants of Black Flouncings and Drapery Nets for Overdresses are being offered at about 25c on the $1. Take advantage of this opportunity. Our house is known as headquarters of Embroideries and we are showing the best things in Swiss, Nainsook and Cambric Edgings, Flouncings and Allover brought to this country. Inspection invited.

HERZ' LADIES BAZAE.

TREASURER'S ANNUAL REPORT

TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF VIGO COUNTY: Gentlemen: I have the honor to submit my Annual Report of Receipts and Expenditures for the fiscal year ending May 31st, 1891.

A A N E S E S

510 and 512 Wabash Ave.

L. W. DICKERSON,]

I, Gus Conzman, Treasurer in and for taid County, do hereby certify that the foregoing itat^meflt true and complete as I verily

Respectfully, GUS A. CONZMAN, Treasurer of Vigo County.

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1,056 61 628 00 800 00 208 26 801 25 180 00

day of June, 1891. GUS A. CONZMAN, Treasurer of Vigo County.

Sworn and subscribed to before me this 4th day of June, 1891. GEO. A. SCHAAL, Auditor Vigo Co.

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106,289 49 17,418 47 12,685 81 6,678 96 51,466 02 1,497 00 72,880 14

79,573 49

2,155 50 2,769 00

2,155"50 2,769 00

1,284 49 820 10 4 10 120 00 5 00 82 00 6,600 00 1,230 40 (557 71 169 38 275 77

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17,650 00 1 406 50 11,557 83 12,100 35 2,882 00 2,257 64

17,650 00 1406 60 11,657 83 12100 85 4,424 60 4,105 24

2,092 60 1,907 60

11,027 50 11,921 06

1,605 57

11,027 60 11,921 06

81,185 28 7,506 45 179 00 646 67

65 00

65 00 462 00 608 00 48 76 420 00

462 00 608 00 48 75 420 00

1,742 56

47 50

1,742 66

825 00

1,056 61 028 00 800 00 208 20 801 25

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68 06 81 99 93 62 46 10 88 85

42,744 72 1,267 60

8 4,000 20 480,814 77 8 434,314 97 183,062

Balance in Treasury I 131,687 16

12,847 61 5,631 15 7,495 60 2,005 72 7,82187 4,988 90 18,288 75 1,188 47 8,636 89 3,887 66

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1,875 66 74 68 696 81 1,602 84 871 69 16 91 281 60 180 28 99 84 81,901 02

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PETER MILLER, Board of County CommiMioners Vigo County.

THE SUJSBEAM." This is the best Mower ot regulation heighth of wheel io the city and comes 91 cheaper then the Monarch* 1 Satisfaction guaranteed.

A. AUSTIN CO,

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