Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Volume 8, Number 14, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 November 1876 — Page 6

§he $geekly (gazette.

LA CREME DES CRONIQUES.

^FLLAT THB W'* .• HIND TO SAY IN/T-1E PAPERS. I uriiv, 'i"' ri'«.x-nt heated term a workwoman iiioj'-^htr perspiring^ brow, adds in sonu which permits of no doubt On •.• sii !'*3i: "iiu1 i: i! k: eps on like this, what sort v, lil we have by January:"

At she 'lice tribunal: Juti.i.— l'r-oner, why did you steal this po a man's wages on Saturday, his iv ia* 1'nsoiier—Uecause Saturday was my pay-day, ton

Rue Hr^i'. Cora Pc.ti —Annette, I shall have com puny at dinner to-day—gueistsot distinction.

Anr.eltf—aK! CP.—You must goto the fish-market know Hid buy I lie fish.

A.-—Yi-s, miss. C.l\—!5ui don't buy it ol my mother vou Knew. bh« is too thievinh.

Two lit

They

are dLussing a third, who

is, of coiwi-

U)sent.

4,S.u*

...illy charming,'' :d 1,'she has such

wroth

ys one

"rind, abov iiilolliycncc." "Yes," a n*'.vers the oth-r," are no words to that air.1'

:m air of

'1 he I dU alsv. ho are prepared to slice* ink ..i.i! blood to glorify and defy ir i•• I* that when the 4-etn in- i,t'lit'-" ex-veterinary surgeon of t*je Comic d'Artois were reported in the l'antiron, the people und rtook the duty Of wriling his epitaph.

The Grand Dui-nis de Calina has just been presented to the Pope, She expressed her sympathy with Ilis 1 loliucfg jf\ the trouble* precipitated upon him. "Yis. my "daughter," he says sadly, •'fill EuVope ft in confusion, and even the Church itsi lf is torn and ,-stracted."

M-S," she replies, her fine eyes

til It wi'i."te^w,"biit tCere will be an end OJ it. People all «av that alter yoiir death tl.ings will rearrange ihem-elves." ilino hiis pome hack from the-coun-tjv, and isnfet at the railioad station by 'liend, wA) cannot help con.nicnting Upon his paleoess. "My diar fellow, you are sick." "O no I'fi all riaht now. Vou know I never can hear riding with iny back to tlic engine." "l»ut why flidn't you asli some one to }iange"eats with tr?'.' "Ilow co Id I? I was all alone in the 'npartnient.'*

Last Sunday evening a man considerably more th4n half drunk presents him self at the police station:

Qfficial—Well, what do you want?. Inebriate—I want to be locked up. 0.—VVlivP 1 0,1 get runk every Sundav and am locked up at night, but to-night 1 couldn't find any oflUrf to take me uu, so 1 thought" I w-buld come myself. 1 he Sergqant reflects moment, then replies senu'ntiously: "It yoi: are able to find the road to the

9runk

olii-e stiitioiiiby yonrself sou are not enoi^h to be locked up. Come back in an hour or so."

It was i' c&upte of days a'ter^the surrender of Pftrls and a Gommmnst walking along 'hf JBoulevard saw an immense turbot hanging outside a restaurant. "Traitor."•he hissed between his teeth, "ofcourse ain't afraid to show your (urpot jiow

Sicious

AN OLD HUNTER'S SENSE OF SMELL-. This is a storv told bv Adirondack Murray of John Norton, the old trap-

^In a moment the boat was placed where the old man wisiied it, and settin

smoking feet out toward the "lting a pipe from my pocket, I hllen with a choice brand of tobacco I had my pouch, and proffered it to him. 1 1 1 L_-r

kindness ye mean in your heart, but if it be all the same to ye, I won't take it I know it is a comfort to ye, and I am glad to see ve enjoy it, but I have never used the weed not for the reason that I had a con.-cience in the matter, but because the Lord gave me a nose like a hound's and better, too, I dare say, for I doubt if a hound knows the sweetness of things, or can take pleasure from the scent that goes in'o his nostrils. But He has been merciful

and

but there

on the tonh of the scoun-

tire I who called hiinsell their fiiend the tVillowingt P,iu.m, ire plains pas trop mon s^rt,

Sije vival-,—lu serais mort. Which i/ be translated:

/Inch iy oe iKansiuieu. .\isser, lot me no tear-drop shed: Were alive, tlioir inightst be dead.

Vivier, thft ,eccentric Frenchman who himself they would pull down on him. has made it the business of his lite to They accordingly secured a has made it'tne Dus.nebs ui mv iney accorumgiy «.*.uivu v^orry the Custom- House inspectors ot apiece, and proceeded to raise clamor all European countries, has returned to enough to arouse the dead. The noise France. His wont formerly was to pack very soon awoke the sleeper, and he ... 1. r..n ACt-Anc»pc fctrnns. fturh i,:o nmnnrl hnvfitack Khuge trunk full of trousers straps, such H4 arc worn with gaiters, using hydraulic ressure if it.were necessary to cram live ishels into a three-bushel space then lure the inspector to open it as a sus-

packige, when naturally the conjnts were orfcrset, and the whole force of the Customhouse was occupied for hburs in putting them back. A powerful Uck in-the-b6x was another device of Rta that was very successful. His latest ecrformance'&t Boulogne is thus recounted: "M. Vivier placed his valise and tt«velling-sadk on the counter. What iffin this" traVelling-sack? Two rattlesnakes' saib Vivier. meekly. The inspector jumped back, and said it was unnecessary to open it. 'And in this valise? •Three niorSattlesnakes,'softly responded M. Vivier- The inspector knitted his brows for a /moment, consulted a tsriff, and replied 4n an awful voice, 1 hat makes five rattlesnakes there is no ^utj^ on'^attlesnakes unless there are six or more. Pass this gentleman's luggage.

Charlotte Bronte's Slavey as a Govtiviiess. "It is 12 o'clock at night, but I must just write yon a word before I go to bed. vou th^k I'm going to refuse your invatation, S if YOU sent it to me with that idea, you're mistaken. As soon as I had read your shabby little note I gathered MD rav spirits directly, walked on the impulse of the moment into Mrs. —'8 presence, popped the question Roil for two minutes received no answer, "Will she Refuse me after •working so liard for her •hought I. 'Ye—e—es,' drawled madta in a reluctant, cold tone. «Tfiank you, madam said I with ex. tremc codriality, and was marching from the room when she recalled m« with •rau'd better go on Saturday aiternoon, thcu» when the children have holiday, and it you return in time for them to have ail their lessons on Monday mo» nuUj, I don't see tl*it much be lost.' You ere a genuine Turk, thought 1 but jjjrain I assented, and so the baigain was Stick. Saturday after next, then, is the day appointed. I'll come, G®d knows, with a thankful and joyful heart, glad of «davs reprieve from albor. If YOU don send" the gig I'll walk. I am coming to feste the pleasure of liberty a bit of peasant, congenial talk, and a sight of

two or

three faces I like. God Mess you!

I want to see you again. Huzza "for Saturday afternoon after next! Good-

Kllf it

man—-as it was proper He

should be—and gave him the power to good and evil in he air and smellin' has always been one of my gilts, and I couldn make vou understand, I dare say, the pleasure I have had in fhe right ot exercise it. For you know that nalur' is

root or sh: ub or leat that hadn its own scent. Even the dry moss on the rocks, dead

juiceless as it seems, has a smell

to it, and as tor the arth I love to put my nose into a fresh slice, as a city woman loves the nozzel of her smellin' bottle. Many and many a time when aione here in the woods have I taken my boat and gone up int the inlet when the wilu roses was in blossom, or down into soni .* Lav, where the white lily cups was all ipen, and sot in my boat and smelt them by the hour,^ and w°n" dered if heaven smelt so. es,

ha\e

been uirtainly gilted in my nose, for I have always noted that I smelt tilings that the men and women I was guidin and found things in the air that they never suN|'icioneU of, and I feared that .inokin' might take away my gift, and ihat if I got the strong smell of tobacco in my nose once I should never scent any other smell that was lesser and finer than it. So I have never used the weed, be in' sort of naterally afeared of it but what is medicine for one man tnav t?e pizen for another, as I have ted in animals, for the bark that fattens the beaver will kill the rat: and so you must take no ofience at what I have said, bul smoke as much as you teel moved to, and I will scent the edges ot the smell as it v.onies from over my side ol the fire

uid K- we'll sort of jinc ,av in the settlements—you do the inokin' and will do the smellin', and I think l\e

Kot

lit that, and ilie oil nia» l.iu^nca in

.vtrv line of his time wrinkled face at the sina .tness of his saying.

BLACK, OUT NOT A BEAR. Atlantic Constitution: A loafing darke^ passing through a hay field concluded he wt-ultl'rest a little, and" got behind a hn stack to take a nap. This negr^ was snoiei The noise he produced soon awoke the echoes a long distance oil. Another daikey heard the noise, and as the sound was entirely different lrom any thing he had ever known lie reconnoifered the haystack at a safe distance to see what was behind it. He saw what he took to be a bear's head, but what was in reality nothing more than a pair No.

brogans enclosing

the

I'eet of thp unconscious sleeper Killed with tlic magnitude of his discovery he struck a bee line homewards to get his gun. On his way he met another darkey, whom he told what he had found behind that haystack, and sent him for a gun also- Both of these colored heroes secured their weapons and crammed them to the muzzle with bird-s^ot. They then retraced their steps towards the haystack. It was finally agreed that they should secure safe positions within shooting distance of the haystack and niake a noise, and when the bear showed

A Treat se on "Hosses." A Cambridge youth, old Ryder's boy, says the Boston Courier, is the author of the following interesting effusion: Hosses is useful ter draw hacks an milk wagons an hearses an a great mat other useful things. They eat hay an oats for focder an don cat up linen dusters an door mats like a marsh goat does. A hoss will kick awful with his hind feet. Balzie ours tried ter hitch a close line round a nold car hosses huff once an the old hoss kicked him soz his folks had ter have a funeral for him Its fun ter ride on a hosses back, Inginsisthe best riders in the world. They 6kim over peraries an shoot buflalers an peace commissioners. I wish I was a Ningun. I,d scalp my schoolteacher awful quick. When a hoss gits scart he'll sometimes run a thoussn miles an smash thunder out of everything. A hosses tail is the usetnlest thing in the world to keep flies off ov him. Their tails is also handy to make fid dlc-bows out of. When a hoss gets sick soz he can't do no more work he is sent ter Ward's bone factory an made inter toilet soap an ivory an a lot of things. Mean nother feller throwed a lot

Purifies the Blood, Renovates and Invigorates the Whole System.

where the old man wisneu n, his back against its side for a buppwt, he |fle(jjca| properties are Alterunlaced his moccafeins, and thrust^his

nfjwn

fire. Tak-

Jnnic.

ifiiL-uni Sviihilitic Disease, Canker. Kamtneiw at the stomach, and all disease that arise from Impure blood. Sciatica, Inflammatory and Chronic Hlieuinatisin, Nouinlgin, (.out ami Spinnl Complaints, ran only DC eflectually cured thnnigh the blooi.

Kor I'leers and aud Kruptivc diseases of the skill I usluKs. I 1 mre Mot- het, IIo Is Title -S. .il .lie.i a»U UiiiKW-rin, A getiiie has vCr ileif to effect a penii!in nt ruif 1 l.ains in ho Bank Kiilney Complaint Dropsy, Female Weu.knest. l.nu.on haa. i.,.. .UK iini interi a nu-«-i tion, and ut r-iued.M-aH mm Uentrnl Dehiliiy. vefe.ine ai ts direct ly upou the causer, of these rompluinln. in vijc ir.'-tes niul sti en fit liens the whole sy.^tei'i, act.-i upon the secretive organs, ailavs inllaniniiitiiin. tuies idcerxtion ai.d i-ouuf«ts the miwels.

F'-r C:itii rli, Dvspepsfa, Habitual ostive111 s-. I alpint'.'iii of the t-.eart liendnche, I iies, neiroiisiiess a'.-. (icnerai^ I'rt.stratiou -f the Nervous !tys'i*ni no iiiediciM* fuis ever ^iveu such pei fe.-t *:i:islac-.i..u u* the Veeetine. It j.urilh-s the lil.-o- elausrs all of the organs, and p-issi HSCS a toiitrolifn^ power over nei VwiiH sjstem

I he remarkable cures effected ly \e eline have in uce I many physician- and apotliecjiries whom we know to prescribe ani. use It in their o\ 11 fiiuiili's

In fact, Vi-petineis I lie best remedy tbseovcre for the above diseases, and is the only reliable Mood 1 uriiltr yet placed before the public. i'Ui-:r\i Kt I

H. R. STEVENS, Boston Mass.

What is Vegetine It is a oinpound cxtrin t-.d fr«m ••arks, roots and be bs. It is a tire's Keniedy. It it, peife tly hiinniess from any bad effe. upon the system. It is iiourishiut and strengthening, it acts upon tne blood. It 111 ts the nervous system. It nives you good sweet sln-p at night. It is a great pana.ea for our .-ged fathers and ino'fieis tor gives them strength cj lets theii iierven, and gives them Natures sweet sleep, ax has bei ii proved by many an agi person It is the great Blood 1'urifter. Ii is a soothing remedy lor children. It lins relievel and cured thousands. It is very pleasiiut to take: every child likes it. It relieves and cures all diseases orlglnat ng from impuie blood, try the Vegetine. Give it fair trial fi.r youi complaints then you will say to your friend, neighbor and acquaintance, "iry it it has cured me."

Vegetine for which it is recommended., is having a larger sale through! the tnitei. •States than any othor one medicine. W hv Vege.ine will cure there complaiuts.

Valuable Information. BOSTON, 1. C. 12. IMJU. Gentlemen -My only object in giving von this testimonial is to spread valuable lufor-

piuv u. niation. Having been badly aOlieteu with works—as they Salt Rheum,and the whole suriace of my skin being covered with pimples and erupt ous, many of which caused me great pain and anovaiii e, and knowingit to be a blood disease, took 111.iny of the advertised blood prepera-

thcHghtcst ^"ny quant^y oV' *r-

au.mraj|n

of this active complaint, of which 1 have suffered so intensely. C. II. TUCKElt, 1'a. Ag't Mull. C. It. It. 09 Washington Street, lioaton.

Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists Oct.ltkl&wlm

ft'K'iOiC 1 OR THE MtLUOiv «S,C-. -J

•"-1

S it W

TffK TITRRB HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

YEGETINE

Solvent and

ative, Tonic, Solvent and Diuretic.

Veeetine Is made exclusively from the juice, o' ireful)y sclectcl barks, roots anrt herbs I I flint if U'ill r»f_

oouch. ana pronereo IT tu U.i«. o( cu *EIUUY BCIUCWI *I»I J,. .1.1. ,» l(tnrv said he sod ftronKh' canccutrwlwli tluit it will cf"Ihank yct thank31. nc ^luan

«licatc

from

he made a motion of rejection ot the .(iiuol^c,.o{n|a,8crotulous Ijiimor, rumom, offer with his hand "I thank ye for the cancer, Cancorous Ilimior. hryiipelns. halt

the nyatcin1 every

without obtaining any benefit un-

Islf'i* Jit tllL* I .-/kmniAn. ni 1 tnkitur l.lm vPlTt! lllC. UC-

lil 1 commenced taking tluAege ilie. and before I bad completed the llrst bottle I saw 1 hat I had got the right medicine. Consequently I followed on with it until I li-'d taken seven bottles, when I was pronounced a well man, and my ekin is smooth un«l cntuvly free from pimple*auderuptions. I hav never enjoyed so good health before, ftiid I attribute Jt all to the iiae or Vegc ine. To be'»ellt tliose aflli tel with i.hcumatisni. I will make mention a so of the Vcgetine's wonderful power of curing

1110

V.lu" IW

Coonwlortettt

r&K ©i Virruil. or thoi-4 1 m.-rrr. on tfca pfcrsintofto iuTiCfif* awl rfcvfilttloot«» v'A I jesuit'. irrntem. TH** tbt fttwt in !-.)' clonne et rrfnxtrwilon, pmwrrS ifcp

ThU 'A '11 TR« *R«*a',rT *nTt of two I» ifidrea aot n*r, »)bcc? with tiu6tc*o4.i imjr/ivlnv*. un! coLtalns vaiuab.' »»r .» iro married cr contoaiplatc ia»? kUll .T A *I®V to be kept under HKT Hndk'*v. ntirf re" oft afrout CiehotMC. it *w»rK?»iv ani atlvjet or a nlwt -.-nil! urn.t t- lit. »n4 .t«eM be h. rr •—•A .lruwe: «f th^e"^

Jt vvV a- nn tfK «tv •xtive kuwoog, *.ud uuch 1*.* B'l:* .•:.•• r*.-. ut '..f

tirirr'

r'3. rd 0nd .I'T.Mt f. sri:-

•oli'k r» But'.i -OU- 'U ur. tv* oft

WiU-"'

sleeper,

stuck his head from around the haystack to see what was the matter. He found out without delay. The intreped hunters heard the bear ino\^, and didn't wait for him to show himself, bul fired at once. Immediately upon the report of their guns a series of howls arose from behind "the havstack, and the hunters, astonished at hearing a bear swearing in pretty plain Engligh, got away from the neighborhood without standing on the order of their going. The bear was found and carried home by some friends. 1 he doctors have already picked about a quart of bird shot out of him and haven't half done their work.

Notice to Heirs of Petition to I Real Estate-

Notice is hereby given that Samuel C. Stimpson, Administrator of the Estate of Sarah A. Mcllroy deceased, has filed his petition to lease the Real Estate 01 the Hecendent, her personal property being insufficient to pay her debts and that said petition will be heard at the next Term of the Vigo Circuit Court Test: MARTIN HOLLINGER Clerk. R. Dunnigan, attorney 3W

Administrator's JXoticc.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Robert Aking, late 01 Vigo county Indiana, deceased.

WILLIAMS ENGLK,

Oct 3d, 1876. Administrator

Administrator's Notice

Notice is hereby given that fry virtue of an order of the Vigo Circuit Ceurt, the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of David Hughes, late of this county, deceased.

of red pepper inter ole Allen's hosses ^n.mrn wwn Mr nose one day, while he stood in front of CRANE, BKEEIf & CO. 683-715 "West Eighth St.

the fish market. He snorted an run an throwed some fish out of the wagon clear down ter Fort Washington. I'd like ter own a hoss.

Collector Casey received a tetter from the mate of the American schooner St. George, announcing the seizure and imprisonment of Captain Gar dy by the Mexican officials of Coatzacoal cus, Mexico. The mate states the schooner's papers were correct and had been approved bv the customs officials.

BEXJ. F. FLESHER,

Oct IQ—w^t Administrator.

Metal Goods.

FOR

"CTnd.erta3s:exs,

In silver and Gold,

New and Improved Designs. Robed, Linings, &c.

CINCINNATI, O. Nov6-w2t

Agents

Moke no engagements til see onr new book which absolutely no equal. It ing" for the Cer*ennial period-

is "The Thin*" for

1 palpable hft-Sellson itf nerits, 1,0*0 pares, tii portraits, $&G0. Tt North merjc* Review save it is "Ileservt ig of Unqnalifled

dy by tne Mexican omciais 01 coatzacoal- uraise. The Detroit Anvertiser pronounjS'iSISS'iS? SSSJ"?S™S pr naners were correct and had been an-

NOTICE is hereby given, that by vir tue of an order of the Vigo Circuit Cour. made at its September term, 1S76, the un dersigned administrator, of the estate of John Grierson deceased, will 6ell at private or public sale, on the premises en Friday November 10, 1876, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M., the following Real Estate in Vigo County, State of Indiana, to wit:

The north lot 174 in Chauncev Rose's Addition to the City of Ter-e Haute. Also Lot $ in Block 23 in Chestnut's Addition to the City of Terre Haute.

Terms. cash, balance, two equal payments at nine and eighteen months purchaser giving note bearii 6 per cent, interest, waiving benefit and valuation laws, and with approved security.

PIZTER J. Rvan, Administrator.

Dunnigan & Stitnson, AttV. Oct. 6 -jt.

Attachment Notice.

State 01 Indiana, county 01 Vigo Frederick William Hoffman vs. Martin Dinzlar,before Grafton F. Cookerly, J. P., Harrison Township.

Whereas, it has been made to appear before me, by the return of Henry McCabe, Constable, to the writ ol attachment and the summons issued herein, that property has been attached, and the defendent not found, he is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of this action, and that the same will be heard and determined by me at my office in the city of Terre Haute, said county and State, on the 31st day of October. 1S76, at one o'clock F. M.

Given under my hard and seal, this, fourth day of September, A. D. 1S76. G. F. COOKERLY.

SEAL^

Administrator's Sale.

Notice is"hereby given, that by virtue of an order ot the Vigo Circuit Court the undersigned Administrators of the Estate of Samuel Bowser deceased, will offer at private sale at the office of Boudinot and Brown, number 404)^, Wabash street Terre Haute Ind., on the 3rd day of November 1876, the undivided onehalf of the following described lands, viz, Lots number 17 and iS in Silencer's subdivision of the North West quarter ol •Section 15, in Township 12 north ol

Range y, West Vigo County, Indiana, as the same appears upon the recorded plat thereof.

Terms. Said lands will be sold as iollows: Lot number 17 subject to the lien of a mortgage given to Snmuv 1 Merry for the balance of the purchase money thereof, and Lot number 18subject to the lien of a mortgage given to Enn. a Merry to secure the balance of the (.m chase money therefor. The purchaser giving a Bond with satisfactory security mat he wiil discharge said liens, make ah payments, and indemnify the Administrator and all persons interested in the Estate of the decedent 011 the account of the lands. The balance over and above said liens, if any, to be paid in cash. Sale at 10 o'clock.

UKIAH JEFKERS, Administrator, oct 4 4t w.

The State of Indiana, in the Vigo Circuit Court, November term, iSPhoebe I.eferge vs. llunnah Lee Ma tin K. Lee, Cyntha Ann Leforg

Sarah J. Boyll," George Boyll, Eliza beth Boyll, Thomas Leforge, Elijah Leforge, Rhoda Leforge, Anna Lefrrge, Washington Leforge, Eunice Leforge, Isaac Leforge, James Leforge, Hannah Leforge, Thomas S. Pound, Isaac M. Pound, Martin V. Pound, Ephriam M. Pound, Jesse Rossell,

Isaac

No. 1J £. K?hUi »nt

J. F. Rossell, Hamilton R. Le

forge.

John P. Leforge, Helen M. Leforge, Sylvanus Leforge, Rebccca Le forge,Isaac Newton Leforge, and Nora D. Leforge, Isaac C. Boyll. Be it known that on the 26th dav ot September, 1S76, it was ordered by the court that the Clerk notify by publication said Thomas S. Pound, Isaac M. Pound, Martin V. Pound, and Ephriam M. Pound, Jestc Rossell, Isaac J. F. Rossell, as non-resident defendents, of the pendecn/ of this action against them. Said defendents are hereby notified ©f tlic pendency of said action against them, and that "the same will stand for trial at the November term of said court, in the year 1876.

MARTIN HOLLINGER, Clerk

Geo. KLEISER, Plntt's Att. Sept.27, itd itw.

No. 8,292. The State of Indiana, Vigo County,in the Vigo Circuit Court,Mary Fitch rage, in foreclosure, vs. Ge®rge W. Moreland, Simeon Conry, Goodrich H. Barbour, et al. Be it known that on the 29th day 01 September, I876, said plaintiff filed an affidavit in due form, showing that George W. Moreland, Goodrich H. Barbour, George T. Stedman, Edward A. Herrod, Lewis Maddux, Thomas Maddux, Horatio G. Sexton, John

Gates,

offered

and not

leading Jonrnalr

?S.FOBD* O.llnro o*Motreett'hic»j

William S.

Dickinson, John W. Bishop, Henry B. Mvers, Frank Therman, James Y. Thompson, Robert D. Taylor, Alfred L. Hooe,

non-residents

of the State of In

diana. Said non-resident defendants are hereby notified of the pendency of said action against them, and that the same stand for trial at the November term of said court in the year 1S76. ,MARTIN HOLLINGEK, Clerk C. E.

HOSFORD.Ppf-

Att

NOTICE is hereby given that th ndersigned Administrator of the estate of John H. Hearmling, deceased by virtue of an order of the Vigo Circuit Court,

made at

the September Term, thereof

1876, will sell at pirvate sale on Friday November 10, 1876, the following Real Estate in Vig County State of Indiana, to-wit:

The

East half of the N. E.

of section 30 Township 13 Range 7 wets also the west one third (K) of the South West quarter, of the North West quarter of section 29. in Town and Range afore said- on the highest and best bid that shall be

prior to said day ef sale

less

than the appraised value 01

the premises. Terms half cash, balance in three equal payments at 6, 12, and 18 months

respectfully,

purchaser giving

note bearing interest and secured by mortgage.on the premises. Jwhua W. Moore.

Administrator.

Dunnigan Stimson, Attorneys, Sept w. 7 3t.

worli Tor terms

lA«l9r

notice to Non-Resident

STATE OK INDIANA, VIGO COUNTY, IN THE VIGO CIRCUIT COURT, MARY M. GIRTY VS. JOHN D. GIRTY, :N

NIVORCK. Be it known, that on the loth day 01 Octohcr, 1S76, if. was ordered bv the Court that the Clerk notify by publication said John D. Girty, as non resident defendant, of the pendency of this action against him. Said defendant is therefore hereby notilie.1 of the pendency against him, and that the same will stand foi trial at the February term of said court in the year 1S77.

MARTIN IIOLLINGER, Clerk. ucuo-w3t

Administrator's Sale.

Notice is hereby given that I will sell ar public auction on SATURDAY, NOVKMRER 4th. at the residence ot David Hughes, deceased, late of Vigo county, Indiana, miles southwest of Prairieton.on the Dar win road, all his personal property, con sisting of horses, two wagons, one a spi-ir.j and tne other a two horse wagon, son* cattle, harness, hogs, household furn iture, and kitchen utensils, farming iir. pletnents and 20 acres 01" corn in the tielii.

Terms: A credit of twelve month* with approved »e» urity on notes bearing 6 per cent interest, 1 he drawing waiving valuation and appraisinent laws.

BENJ. F. FLESIIEK.

Octif)-w{ tlniinistrator^

(No. 8253")

State of I ndiana, In the Vigo Circuit Vigo County. Court. Hank of the Ohio alley, vs.

Virginia E. White,

r(Civil

action.) Attachment.

I3e it known that on the 26th day ol August, 1876, said Plaintift .iled an Affidavit in due form, showing that said Virginia E. White, is a non-resident of the State of Indiana.

Said non-resident defendant is hereby notified of the pendency of said action against her, and that the same will stand lor trial at the November Term of said Court in the vear 1876. |MARTIN HOLLENGER Clerk.

Boundinot & Brown p.

(No. S2S7.)

State of Indiana, In the Vigo Circuit County of Vigo. Court. Daniel C. List

VS.

Virginia E. White.

(Civil action.) Foreclosure. Be it kta*wn, that on the 27th

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Notice to Non-resident.

WILLIAM RAMME VS. OSCAR MC KENNY, ATTACHMENT UF-IORT A. NK.IIK, J. P., HARUISON Tow. sun*, Viuo COUNTY, INDIANA. W hereas, it has been made to appeal 10 me, by affidavit filod, that said Oscai McKcnny is a non-resident ot the Stati of Indiana, he is therefore hereby notifie-1 of the pendency of this ..ction, that tht came will be heard and determined by 'me at my oilice in the city ot Terre Haute, said county and Slate, on the 23-rd day of December, 1S76, «t 9 o'clock if the forenoon

Given under my IKIIIQ and so th nth dav of October, 157''. A NF1M-

day ot

September, 1S76, it was ordered by the Conrt that the Clerk notify by publication said Virginia E. White, as "non-resident defendant, of the pendency of this action against her.

Said defendant is therefore hereby 1 tified of the pendencyof said action against her, and that the same will stand for trial at the November Term of said Court in the year 1876.

MARTIN HOLLINGER Clerk

Boudinot Brown j.

Attachment Notice.

Thomas W. Harper vs. Thomas Hut ton, in attachment before Robert Wh?r ry, J. P. of Harrison Township, Vigo County, Indiana.

Whereas, it has been made to appear to rne that the said Thomas Hutton is a non-resident of the State of Indiana. He is therefore, hereby notified of the pen dency of this action, and that the same will be heard and determined by me at my office in the city of Terre Haute, Vigo county, Indiana, on the 30th day 01 September, 1876, at 10 o'clock A. Given under my band and seal, this, Sth day of September, 1876.

ROBERT WHARRY. J. P.

SEAL.

Administrator's Notice

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of ano der of tlie Vigo Circuit Court The undersigned administrator of the estate of Patrick Tulley, deceased, will of fer at private or public sale on the 28th days of October, 1876, the following real estate in Vigo County in the State of Indiana, to-wit

Lot 9 in Gilbert's Place in the city Terre Haute. Terms *ne-half cash, balance in six months, with interest, purchaser giving note waiving valuation and appraisment law, and approved security.

PATRICK SHANNON, 1 dmistrator. DUNNIGAN & STIMSON, Att's.

Noticeto Non-Residen

STATE OP INDIANA, VIGO COUNTY, PHILIP SCHLOSS VS. OSCAR MCKENNKY, IF ATTACHMENT, BEFORE

GRAFTAN F. COOKERLY, J. P. HARRISON TOWNSHIP. Whereas it has been made to appear to me by affidavit filed, that said Oscar McKenney is a non-resident of the State of Indiana, and whereas it appears from the return of the Constable to the summons and writ of attachment herein, that gflid summorn was not served, and that property has been attached. Said de'fendent is, therefore, hereby notified of the pendency of this action and that the same will be heard and determined by me at my office in the city of Terre Haute, tund County and State, on the 22nd day of December, 1876, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Given under my hand and seal this the 31st day of October, 1876.

F. COOKERLY. [J P. Seal.]

G. W. KLEISER, Att'y. for Plaintiff. Oct-3idw3w

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