Terre Haute Evening Gazette, Volume 6, Number 176, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 January 1876 — Page 5

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CITY POST OFFICE.

LOSE. DAILY MAILS. OPEN lR«linRa»«!5s nnd Eastern States 2:80 a,

6:00 am 1:30 3:15

7:30 a

30 am

,.11:20 a in 12:00 in ... 4:30 pua

Cinciuuati

2:00 1:30 3:15

7:00 am 11:20 a 4:30

Chicago aail ttie WortliVFest. niS?,?™ 3:15 9:15

tit. LouiNautl the West.

10:15 am 11:00 a in... i2:00p

7:!:0 a rn 2:30 in 4:15

JEtii Wisjf, ....Vandalia.

6:00 a m.. 1:30 ra.

11:45 a

xicyj i* i£i1.1 i:00 am 12:00 ra I. St. 7:00 a in 3:15pm 11:20am

West Wtiy.

10:15 a Via I. & St. L. 4:15 11:00 a in... Via Vandalia Railroad.,.2:30 pm Sorili nudSoatlt Way.

B:00a m...Evansville and Way 2:30 pm 3:30 in Evansvllle, Yin. and autlivan 7:00 am 7:15 a L., C. & d. W. K. It 3:00 ni 6:00 am U. T. H. & C. K. 8:00 am 2:80 in....U. & T. II. R. 1U:00 am 7:00 a 111. Midland ":00 a ru

SJ MI WE E KLY MAILS. (Tne3, and Sals.)

1 m... iraysvllie via Prairioton.,.11 a in UenoraJ Delivery and Jail Boxen open 'SSiiSiS afASmP «». open Mm

Money brdor find iit'gls cr OIOCH opeD from 8:00 a to 0:00 Office open on Hundays from to 10 a. m.

No money order business transacted on unliys, N. FILBd.OK.

EAILBOAD TIME-TABLE. irXFIiAKATION" HjiFEKKNCE MARKS.— Btaurday excepted. '•Sunday excepted. Daily. Union Depot, Tenth aud Chestnut streets.

Indianapolis & St. I«nis. Depot Sixth and Tippecanoe streets. Arrive fr«m East. Leave for West 10.45 am "Day Express 10,17 am 11,10 HI *Night Express 1],U 5f34 pin accommodation 4 Arrive from West. Leave (or Past. 3,38 pm! *-Hiy Express 1,58 am *Night Express 1,58 8,26 am Accommodation ... 8,2J a in St. L.onis, Vftndulln & Terre Hanle antl Tt rre Muuic & indiiinapous. Arrive from East- .Leave for W eat. 8 00 a m....'...•..Limited Train 8,05 am

L33 am \b'ast Line M0 a 10.15 Indianapolis Acc. 3,55 *Mail and Acc 4,00 Arrive from West. Leave for 'Fast. 1,40 am igFast Line M5 a 1,45

,Day

Express 2,00

9,80 i^Mail and Acc 3,Ol "••"Indianapolis Acc... /,u) am Evnii&ville, 'i erre Hanle 4' tlilcBffO Union Depot, Tenth and Chestnut streets. Arrive from North. Leave for North, 6,S0p in ••Uiiicago Express 6,32 am 11,17 am .••Mall....... 2^7 6'52 a JNight Expies3 10,02

EvaiiBville & erwwforilsville. Union Depot, Tenth and Chestnut streets. Arrive from. South, Leave for South. 1,50 8,00 am 9,50 "MSxpress 4,0'. 5 00 Local Freight. 4,fo a 10,80 a i» Express 1'reiglit 1,5J I^otritaiwport, CrRWfordsvHlc& SoutHwestern. Union Depot, Tenth and Chestnut streets

JLJTi.yE FOK NORTH.

Terre Eaute and LafayefcteMail..:...6,oO a ni Terre Haute and. Toledo Express...2,00 Kockville Accommodation

uin

AKBIVS FltOM STOKTH.

Cincinnati and Evansville Mail......l,15 Toledo and Terre Haute Exp:ieas.....9,40 Rookville AccomiAodation., IO.UO a

Terre Haute A Illinois Midland. Union Depot, Tenth and Chestnut streets. ARRIVE. No. 3, New York Fat LiDe No. 1, Through Express No. 7, Through Freight No. », Local Freight

...10,10 a in ... 3,15 ...11,10 pm ... 6,00

PEPAKT.

No. 2, Through Express.• No. 4, Decatur Accommodation.. No. 8, Tnrouah Freight -... N6.10, Local Freight

8,20 am

... 5,00 ... 2,20 a ra 7,10 am

Cincin«atl&Tc«e Hanle. Depot, i? irst and Main streets.

(l,o Hfinnt on Tenth ana uue&Luui, »U ramc nu street" and omnibuses to and from the de-

by^^Thomas'and corrected daily ty his transit instrument.

Saturday Evening, Jam 8, 1876

A.mu8»*iiient8. IAVY CROCKETT.

Frank Mayo appeared a second tinae in his peerless rendition of Davy Crock--t,

the Opora House last evening. A was present but not nearly so large as the merit of the enteriainment would warrant. All who ba\e seen Mayo in Davy Crockettare unanimous in "their praises of the entertainrnent. Mr. Mayo's personatio

Tt^e audience, while be ^s his bare arm as barrier for the door. He e* nlains this by quoting the well khown Set °l«t a wstcm hunwr ha, a. great In affeotian for Ms gnn ..

ebriaVwhe»

FUU

Lotta is in Atlanta, Geortria, to-night. She is playiuc to crowded houses which is "oully."

Katie Putnam is traveling through the Carolinas.

The New York Star insists that Oakey Hall, as an actor, is a lamentable failure.

The first of January was Lester \Yallack's 56th birthday. Buffalo Bill and Texas Jack have been raising hair in S1 Louis this week.

Junauschek made a failure in Australia, financially speaking. Bret Ila/te will dramatize, "Gabriel Cotiroy" lor J. T. Raymond.

The London Hornet thus tenderly touches Joe Jefferson: "Why do not not our actors ask Mr. Jeflerson to give a morning performance No one would receive him more generously, none could appreciate hitn more thoroughly. Jefferson is as great an actor as Salvini, and be is our blood relation,"

There are 15,000 professionals in the United States iucluding variety performers.

The people of Chicago are begining to think that those two orphans have been harming around about long enough. The forlorn maidens are not likely to receive a very liberal patronage in the future. So says the Tribune.

The Northern climate was too cold for the Mexican Juvinal Opera Troupe. They have gone home.

It is more than fifty years since Ole Bull made his lirst appearance in public.

Barry Sullivan will make a "farewell tour" of the United States. Don Piatt has been smitten. Wit. ness, Her smile is sunlight, ntd her laugh

That sunliitht set to tune Her IIpa tliehonev b?e migat quaff And dream ol buds in June.

Paris Pen Pictures. PARIS, Jan. S.

Will Moore of the "Be'acou" is very sick. Caroline Richinga-Bernard will be here on the 14th. That means a full house and a pleased audience.

Ther-e is to be another leap yea. party and ball at the Academy of Music. We hope this party will be as successful as the other which took place Dec. 31st.

Mi=s Mamie Roane, of Sullivan, Ills., who is visiting Miss Maggie Shutt, has certainly turned some of our young men's heads.

Some of the the Odd Fellows went to Oakland last night to form some lodge at that place. The "Helicon?' bond furnished the music.

The K. Ps' interned to dedicate their Hall Tuesday Jan. 25th. Delegations from Tuscola, Sullivan, Pa* na, Danville and Terre Haute will be here to help with the festivities. There will be a magnificent street display.

January Gth. 1876. At the Clerks. Office Married, By John B. Hannah Esq. Humhry Tyler of Lynn Co Kansas, to Mis Mary J. Merriug of Edgar Co. Ills.

Wm. Dougherty was fooling with a pistol one day last week, Willie has a big hole in his thigh that prevents him from going to school this week,

Miss Pettie Bowen lost a valuable locket aud chain on Monday last. Some honest person will find them and that will be the last of both locket and chain.

Can you beat the plugs that Ed and .Tames of the postqffice lobby protect their crsniums with?

A tramp told Squire Sale that he had come all the way from l^ew

York

pot-on Sixth and.'^iPPfSrence between Squire told him that the city could cuyume6,,

the railroad tune aua ciij io

most beautiful and Per*

fect

Picture. There is no.

exagerated point in the -whole drama. Every detail is per#ct and intensely realistic.

The scenes iu the hunting lodge are worked ep to perfection, and are greeted with hearty applause.

Mr. Mayo has been criticized for al

in„

his cun to stand in plain sigh

nhild and would no more think

o^usinse the gun as a bar for the door, than he would think ot throwing his

childAtLthe fire.^

thi- cUy

bc wiU be Kreet6d by

BOUSE

OOTIJXGHT

FLASHER.

Blind Tom is down in Maine. Raymond and Col- Sellers are in

JsTb" "i»2, TpKS

McKeo Ri£uSSrmgSfpS fwo weeks, keedun playing in

tes from England to

joe York that he is astona friend in Ne

ceB8

i?h8da

r,, riu Aostr.lia. -a.be

Liltlo l^enis bairroh ia BftakiDX ®?ney

Without finding any work. The

askept furnish him with ten dollars worth

of work.

uTramp'?

is now at woik

James Hardlttg is very sick with hip disease. It is thought that he will not recover.

Mrs. Ad. Denton, and Miss Georgia Partridge, went to Evausviile, that "crooked" city, one day this week, on a visit to their brother, Joe Partridge, well known to traveling men.

John Russel's face resembles a base ball diamond—there's just nine on a side.

We wonder now many of our young "bloods" swore off and kept their vows? Some of them, we know, would be found wanting if "weighed in the balance" (of their creditors books).

From the Paris Times

Yesterday afternoon about 2 o'clock, when Mr. James Stevens, the millwright at Dill, Redmon & Bulkley'a mill, was in the basement of the mill, his coat caught in a bilt, and be was immediately drawn around a shaft, the clothing giving away, Mr. Stevens was thrown violently to the ground. His left arm, shoulder and side were badly bruised. Had the clothing not have-given away, Stevens would have been almost instantly killed.

An amusing scene took -{.lace on the public square on Tuesday evening last, when ail the prisoners iu the calaboose were turned out on the square aud compelled to work. There was among them, a man who refused to work, and he ran away, but he was re«captured and a ball acd chain was fastened to his leg. Some one remarked in the crowd, that as he refused to work, he should have his boots blacked. Hereupon a boot black offered his services, a dime was furnished, and his boots were blacked. Some one furnished a fine collar, another gave a cigar. Granville Lother said as he looked like a gentleman and as he wouldn't work he would furnish the prisoner with a plug bat. Every once iu a while the tramp with a ball and a chain to his leg, aud decked out with a white colar, a plug hat, &c. would call out with a loud voice. 'Work up vou lal orers!' It was a rare sight, and iurnished considerable amusement and pleasure for the crowd. "NEMO."

OPERA HOUSE.—Religious services in the Opera House on Sabbath

-A J**

evening, the Bidtist, Presbyrterian, and Congregational churches will hold union meeting in the Opera House. Preaching by Rev. E. F. Howe. All are cordially invited.

BEAUTIFY YOUR HOMES.

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Please state the name of the paper you saw this in.

Grand Fair aud Lecture. The ladies of the Third Baptist Church has engaged the Hon. J. S. Hinton of Indianapolis to deliver an address at their fair, to be held at their church building corner of Seventh and Demming streets, for the benefit of the church, The public is cordially invited.

BANKRUPT SHOE SIORE.

A. Rcibold, Proprietor.

For boots and shoes, of all sizes and makes, this is certainly the place.

Mcehauics, Attention!

Proposals will be received January 3d, for a model of the Normal School, to be exhibited at the centennial exhibition. Plans and specilicatious may be seen at the office of J. A. Yrydagh, from the 27th until the 30th inst. None but proposals of first-class mechanics will be considered. The architect reserves the right to reject all bids.

By order of the Superintendent of Public Instruction.

Block Goal

at 10 cents, at Merril fc Wheat's Ohio street Coal office.

Fresh Meats.

J. F. Roedel is supplying the whole west end with the best quality of Meat. Corner of First and Ohio streets.

For Frcnch Kid

ladies Shoes of all stj'les, sizes and variety go to N. Boland.

Give

MERRILL & WHEAT, the progressive Coal men, your orders. Ohio street, uth side, between Fourth and Fifth.

Merchants

will find Bruning's an excellent place for Dinner'

Persoiis

wanting day board will bo accommodated at 703 Ohio stieet, third house east of Seventh. Also, three furnished or unfurnished rooina for rent.

MRS. J. A. WOOD.

Handsome Hats and Capital Caps.

J. H. Douglass has the finest assortment ol hats, caps and furs, in the city. His stock is the largest, and his prices most reasonable. Try him, and know his ways.

Take

Frazier's Root Bitters for the blood

W. \Y. Byers* for Fine Stationery, Main street, near Sixth.

Try

Shewmaker's "Light Loaf," and "May Queen" flour. It is the best in the market.

HIGHLAND COAL.

For Eight Cent?.

Merril & Wheat are making things lively in the coal trade. The above low ofler for bitumimous coal cajjnot fail to sell lots of it.

A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss ol manhood, fec., I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. Th great remedy was discovered by a missionary in Soutb America. Send self-addressed envelope to the. REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station I), Bible House, New York City.

CORN MEAL.

at Almey fe Harris' popular Bloomington Road Mills.

Coal Wood

orders left with J. R. Chambers, opposite the postoffice, will receive prompt attention.

Try

Shewmaker's, "Light Loaf," and ''May Queen" flour. It is the best in the market.

Key West i'igars.

The finest of Key W«st Cigars, ateat cents, at the St. Charles sample rooms, corner Ohio and Third. Try them.

All

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1 estate ol John Bugg. deceased. wlll. on :iui da? of February, 1876, at the Court House iioor,in tbe city of 1'erre Haute#Indlana, sell at pub io or private ea't, may be det-med best lor said estate, the loUowlng described real estate, to-wit. The undivided two-thirds of the east one-half the northeast quarter of the wathw^lquarter of section number thtrty-two(32): townshi. thirteen (131, north of range

^T^KRfi^-One-half purchase money cash in hand, balance in twelve montbs, pur-

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Chicago. & St.

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The Gifut Through Li-e]ie1vv«eii-IIICAUO,

MEIY TOftK, NEW ENGMNi), THE .1NAI) AS3 —AND—

And tho Great NorOiwest-

Connectirsg in Chicago with all EastexT1 and Southern I.lnes. CHIOAGO i^JSPoT.—Corner Canal and Wes»Madison St«. Korse Cars and Stage Lines* for all parks of the City constantly passing.

CHICAGO CITY OFFICES.—CI aud GJOIarte" street. MIIACAUB.EE DEPOT. Corner Reed anti Soutii Water streets. Horse liars and Onvnibus Liu03 running regularly therefrom to the principal parts of the City.

CITY TRCSET OFFICE.—40 Iiust Water St-' coruer Wisconsin street.

The Only Through Line JJetxyeen

Chicago, Mil: JFfe, and Minnea-v^'

It travc:VKefi a finer country, scenery, an passes through .or '. centrts and pleasi re resorts, t.h". -T» Noriliw* .'.tun Line, And wayLine

TKA VERSING T3K VAT.r.I,

THE urPERMISSISSIPPI RIVES r* And along t,lie Shoro of Lyke Pepin. Also a Madison, Prairie du Ciiien, Mc

Gregor, Austin and Owatonna.

Tli rough Palace Coaches and Sleeping Cara OF THE BEST ANS) TRADK PE®fECT.

tar Connecting at yt. Paul and Mi'nnefipf---olis, with the se7eral lines centering at those pointfi,

ST. PAVX DEPOT.—Cor. of Jackson antl and Levee. CITY CS'FICE— 118 East Jackson ^street corner oi'Third street.

A. V. H. CARPENTER,

I5.i,.v- .aud Ticket Agent, Milwaukee

LSCrAL.

Notice of Distribution,

STATE OF INDIANA, VIGO COUNTY,

NOTICE

Additional Express Trains

is hereby given that at the Feft™.

ruary term, 1876, of the Vigo Circuit Court, said county, after final settlement or the estaie of Joseph P. Wilson, deceased, about tue sum of three hundred and eighteen dollars were found remaining for distribution among the heirs. The said heirs arp, therefore, hereby notified to appear on the flrst day of the next term ol said COUTI, and prove their heirship, ane receive tneir distributive share.

MARTIN HOLUNGER, Clerk.

Estr^y Notice.

TAKENred

IIP—By Louis Seeburger, living

in Harrison township, Vigo county, Iud one and white st.eer, with crop oft' each ear,three years old, »nd appraised as 522 before G. F. Cookerly. J. P.

MARTIN HOLLINGEK, Clerfe.

Statoof lodiaua,

¥i%o

TAKEN

for-

mation 'can b6 obUined at oil TicJcet orficea of this or its connectiugLines. W. L. MAIiCOI,M,

Go vi oral Passenger and Tl cke^Agent

lainuiistrator's Sale of Keai Estate, rriHE undersigned, administrator of the

nnd Morphine linbU .bsoltitcly onfl

County*

In the Viaro Circuit Court. INo. STEPHEN It.. FitBEMAN vs J. MARTIN—in civil Action Attachment,

it kDown that on the otli day of Jar»uary, 1HT it was ordered by the Com, that tbe Clerk notifiy by publication ssoti J. Martin at: a non-resident defendlant at this action against him.

Said defendant is, therefore, hereby tified of th9 pendency of said acttoti against hvm and that the same will sta^rviX for trial

tbe April term ol said court Tit

the year 1S70. MARTIN HOLLINGEtt: I. N, PIIHCF, p. p. ClerJr.

TAKENday

UP-ByOtliO Hamilton, liviBK

in Lost oreek township, Visro coun-tjif^ on the 3d ot Nov.. Is75 a red coir win* a white loin back,white under the be&fy, rrarked with a swallow fQfk In th'e left ewr and had a bell on. BVippOshj'io be 10 yearns old, Appraised at 820 he.'ore "Walter 1U Dickerson, J. P.

UP—By John G. A ton, living J®

Riley township, Vigo county, lojL,, four large white hogs, two marked irJfii an underblt in the left ear and crop cat right ear, r.nd' one with an underblt Xas eaoh ear and crop off the right. ear. atSfl one with au uuderhit in the left ear, and iilso eight pigs not. marked. Appraised tit 8 5 be fore Lynus Moyer, J.

MARTIN HOLLINGER, ClgrSu

Oct. 5, 1875.

Administrator's Notice. NOTICEIs

hereby given that the unde~

signed hus been appointed administrator ol fhe estate of Rose Ann Qriers iate of Vigo county, Iud., deceased, estate isprobabiy solvent.

GEOREE W. WLEIZE% AdmluistraSit.

Estray Notice.

7 ttO T/vltn U'

TAKEN

UP-By John

Fayette towhship, one young calf, snpposed to t--old. No marks or bran A^raised at 825 before Nc.

One red and whit9 steer, with w'™ stripe across tbo shoulders and undertriV left ear. Supposed to be 4 years old apnritaed at 535 00 before Noah J. Minn, J-P. MARTIN HOLLINW

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One red and white cow, and redhead aud neck and Supposed to be 6 years oi(i. A' or Drands perceivable, and haw calf. 4 ppralsed at $25 before Noah J. Tlff1T» nick. J.

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ICE 5 CENTS

rkets To-day. Wheat, firm, 97£ for Feb. 1.05J offered for 43|c for Jan, 43lc for

May. Pork, 19.27£ for rFeb. 19.70 for March, cash 12.42J for Feb, •ch. :—Wheat, scarce and Corn, 45c. Oats 35 to 7, firm $1.08. Pork,

Lard firmer, held at ueats unchanged Hogs :o $7.40. k.—Wheat, very firm .08 Chicago, 1.22 No. 2, aer active demand, 67A, mixed,.93^ old western, new mass, cut meats, 13, kettle renderred 2, GW ORLEANS. iff circular sent out by and reliable commlsF. Colhonde A Co., New iiana, shows the condharkets there. It says:

ORLEANS, Jan. 4,1870. ftne Evening Gaaciie: Business has incotton, sugar and and tbe crops much larger than last sthus far, especially of siderably ahead of those •me time, and selling aestic and foreign marrn produce, the business same proportion as last aall increase in barrel sait, or bnlk shoulders, of the trade here, and emand more than any products. liber of hogs packed at tl packing points during inter seasons, and agir of all other interior ole number in the West, |e annual report of the je Current, were as fol-

l, Season. 5. 1873 4. tl 581253 18 1520024 S 483793 229647 294054 '.95768

Bearon. Season. 1872-8. 1871 2. 6163« 63C3U1 14250*9 LtMiM 588000 4190*2 302249 3U9512 308510 81GOOO 196317 1721011

W 9 5ll 8£8I837 3S9I4«7 3C60831 115 80S4S63 2018867 17702T 5566200 5419314 S831S58 lati Price Current" of a full report of the .d estimates for the seaes tbe probable winter

tbe 1st of Nov., 1875 to rch, 1876, five million x's weight, against 5,en we look to the packtbe past four years, of last year, the gention, under numerous uences, to sustain |figb ability of tbe farmers higher prices for bogs,' ant necessity, however., bllow the markets, we a material advance itr ions can be prevented the determination of Bly at profit, assisted so strongly already on

The summer pack-' trge in couseqnence of'. ty of "Ice," by tbe warm weather preva»the West and frortb. ire quiet with a lair jobSales of mess pork at JW held at f21. Bacou He bacon shoulders at ll@llj^c dry salted rs, fully cured stand* g)8?ic other of indiffer@8c Refined lard inkegs 14c. Choice S. ms 15K@10. Dry-salt. and wanted. Stocks bbls." bacon 300 casks. i00 casks, Lard, lOOOtcs'

ml—Nominal. Several Is of Choice Trable Exlately for Cuba at f6 25 more at lower prices. flour 2,500 bbls meal. ioiassa8—In good denote common to lair good fair, fully fair UK strictly prime to-r cess 7}i@7%o yellow centrifugals 7^@8^c: 9@9}^c molasses, com5, 60c as per quality.

isr nest Boy. eniug, after bearinv along acceunt of n' aped, and of the i:v 'or his capture, a D. ears of age skulled ou

He was ah ent ha entering tlie rouui tears In his ey#a. 'I. natter Chai lie," -. r. toss Tweed anywlwr., "I've looked under around, and I can't tirof lijn!"—[Dt,!r it

ly for the prevention dren secured a foott, mothers say: "You 1, or—or I'll tako YOU nia and dress you

Bays anything about ur reply Bbould be: sd years ago to.day a ,strug«cled into life," are well posted you

.ndlord surprised and ty-one of thisj guests ik of frozen whisky of each. A9 they bit 1 swallowed they felt man who invented

'At of Ike l4»nd Witt* he Aim mt Travel-

Agents. them, bat sell to the ices. Send for oar free will give you tbe price, to your nearest raliioiid for after yoa have tested .ctory, to tbat the parunsno risk whatever, best Scales in tbe world i, of BlnghamMn, N.

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