Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 November 1877 — Page 3

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NAMING GRANT'S BABY.

TH)& WAT TK WHICH IT WAS DONE— OKE OF THE VEBT OLDEST INHABITANTS TURNS UP WITH THE

,TEOE STORY—IT IS PSH-, HAPS WISE TO RECEIVE

,v U.-li&t IT 'CUM BUSHELo' a "•'y ^V""' SALT.' .\-?v' ».• 'from the Pittsburg Telegraph.

We need hardly say that we do not vouch for the following story. furnished US by a venerable citizen of Ohio, who xiaima to have taken part in the alleged transaction Naturally an Ohioi. gets an office, and if he fai'.6, we presume that he is excusable for drawing a long bow upon old recolccttcfn*$?J$*

One beautiful summer twilight some years ago I was reposing on my neck a large arm char, wtfh my feet resting corclessly upon the mantel-pseces, when I wan suddenly interrupted from my reverie by only son—commonly called Jim—(smart child) pushing his head through the half-open door and bhoutmg at the top of his voice: •Old Grant has a babv!'

This communication startled rre ,not that I was alarmed at the idea of Mr. Grant being in 6uch a precarious condition, for I knew that mv son hud mitrepresented the- facts of the case, but I was filled with consternation at the alarming way in which the Grant family waa slowly but surely increasing. 'Boy or giri?' I inquired. 'Boy.' 'Have »heV a name for it?' "No, and that's just what's raisin' a rumpus, h^y ar*: having a high old time over there. Old Grant's rarin' round, and he waits the child named Dan Webster Grant, while Mrs. Grant's ma wants him named George Francis T. Grant. She says she thinks George Francis Train is an angel in disguise, and old Grant M^ya 'mad'—backwards—George Francis Train!'" "Mr Grant's mi says 'call him Henry Ward B. Grant,' and then old Grant says

mad' backwarort again* He doesn't care what they call him, only so they don't call him too late for his wittles.

The bab* 's Aunt Jamintha says to call him Hannibal Carthage Grant, and then old Grant pays why don't they call him Beelzebtib if they want such oldfashioned name* 'And then in comfcS the preacher and says, kind of solemn like, 'call him Obadiah Ezekiel Grant and then tht? old man savs, 'O eoshl' and then the preacher says,"'Mr. Grant I am come over at such language,' and old Grant put on his hat and went down to the tannery awful mad. 'Then the baby's aunt Vemessiys, 'look at the old fool he's indigent because we don't call the dear cherub Jetse, as if we would call him that outlandish name. I want to know if we haven't got something to say about that child, when its ny sister's own. As for me I propose trf** Sylvanus Cobb, Jr., Grant, and that's what the child's agoir.' to be called, you bet. 'After bit old Grant comes a rushin' back, brings a lot of people with him, and alter a good bit of talking they got a hat, and eveiybody wrote a name on a piece of paper, and 'Squire Qyackenbosh says: 'Now, vou'll all understand, the fifth one draws the prize and then he says to me, 'Sonny, come up and pick out five slips ot paper, one at a time.' Of course I did

as I was told. tc Thefirstone I handed tothepreac'.er, and he readout loud Claude Melnotte Grant,' the second one Richard Plantagenety'Grant,' and the third «ne 'Charles Spurgeon Grant,' and the fourth one was 'J Wilkes Booth Grant,' and then the Squire said, 'Now, be cireful, sonny. Remember the fifth one-dtRwa the prize,' and then 1 drew out another one, and the preacher read with an awful loud voice, 'Old-Man AlVaid-of-His-Morse Grant,' and Mr. Grant said, Hold on that's „j I too thin dash me ii I'll take that,' and

Squire Quackenbosh said that it would hardly do, and said we would commence *9 all over again, and no Indian name al lowed in the hat. "So every person wrote new names and the preacher says: 'Now no jokes this time we desire nam»s that are ap "it proprirte, and the third One shall be ap piieu to this dew drop fresh from heaven.' 'Yes,' says old Grant, 'the third time's the charm, and no.phenani"Tiii gan.

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TO THE LADIES.

iti The popular Arm of Hoberg, Root, & Co., the extensive dry goods dealers of our city, have recently engaged in an en terprise that is very creditable to them, and certain to meet with the greatest satul isfaction among our ladies, and be highly appreciated oy all. They have decided ,rJ to edit and maintain a monthly pattern book and have the first nuniber now on hand. It is a very neatly printed magaa aine, having sixteen pages, is about the size and greatly resembles the well known j.. Harper's Bazaar, and is handsomely ar ranged, well filled with choicest selections of reading, stories, incidents, receipes, and notes on fashions, and profusely illustra*1' ted with patterns and fashion plates, for every thing usual for ladies, children, and fef gentlemen to wear, of latest styles and IVf designs.

It is bound to become very popular with our ladies, and be of great use to them.

It is given away free to all patrons .of their establishment.

'The city High School is in a most •rJ% prospering condition, tnere being enrolled about 220 pupils. The graduating class 78 will be by far the largest class ever sent out since the school began in 1853.

It will number about thirty.

A Card.

To all who arc suffering from the errors and indiscretions ot youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C., I will Bend a receipe that will cure you Free of Charge. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America, Send*a self-addressed envelope to Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, New York City.

Hoberg, Root & Co.

OPERAHOVME.

The* popular dry godds-hotise for the people afTerie Haute and surrounding country.* Deal only in first class goods at bottom prices.

Winter Season 'TJ»78i

BARGAINS in our Dress Goods Department. Elegant display of new good* in all the new shades 30, 25, 30. 35, 4.0. 50c, and upward, being the most complete stock ever shown by us.

A A IN S

In our black goods department. Cashmeres, Merino. Bombazines, Henrietta Cloths, Wool Diagonals, Matelasse $ffect9 Alpacas, Mohairs, etc., comprising many novelties not to be found elsewlien.-, 20c to $3.00 per yard.

Bargain in our ***.} 1 Mdjr.W

Silk Jlepartment!

Elegant line of Colored Dress Silks at $1 00 per yard, worth $1.25 Black Gros Grain Silks, 90c, $1.00, 1.15, 125, 1.35 1.50, 1.65, 1.75, 1.85, 2.00, up to $3-so per yard. Many of these silks were bought by our Mr. Root, at auction, and are 25 per cent under price.',

Bargains in our

Woolen Department!

Cloaking Beavers, I2.50, $3.00, $3-50. Bed Blankets, $2.50 to $12.00 a pair, Cassimeres for men and boys' wear Waterproofs, Flannels, Jeans, Yarns, etc. etc., in great variety, at low prices. ri$f

Hoberg^-' Root & Co.

1,4ft*. Mil

OPERA HOUSE.

A PSERI.ESS EXTERNAL SPECIFIC AND HKAUTIFIER OF TILL: SKIN. jj'ifi If

'-GLENN'S

SULPHUR SOAP.

As a remedy for DISEASES, SORTS, AK. vsio.xs, and ROUGHNESS OF THS SiCi as a deo.lo izer, disinfectant, an 1 ra'^ani of preventing, and curing RhqaNI.ui.i 111 and Gout and as an ADJUNCT

THE TOILET and THE BATH, "GI.KNN'S S ILPIIU:I SOAP is incora\i*.i!!y the best article ever oileved t«

American public. l'lie COMPLKXION not onlv free! PIMPLES, BI.OTCHESTAN, aii'l all ©ther bl '.nislies, by its u^ I IT acquires a TRANSPARENT DEI.ICACV u-ivl VELVETY SOFTNESS through the cv'.rifying and emollient action of tl's WHOLESOME BEAUTIFIER..

The contraction of obnoxious di\ eases is prevented, and the compicle disinfection of clothing worn by persons afflicted with contagious mai?J!es is insured by it. FAMILIES and TRAVKI.ERS provided with this admirable p'trificr HAVE AT HAND THE MMV K-': TIAL OF A SERIES OF S Dandruff is removed, t!ie luir reuuieC and fjrayncss retarded by it.

Medical men advocate its use.

'Now, bub,' says the 'Squire, 'draw,' and I drew. The first one was 'Scratchin backand illscratchyou rhackski ran t,' and the second one was 'Richard Turpin Grant,'and the third one was 'Ulysses Smith Grant,'and while every one was hollei in' 'bully 1 bully!' old Grant said he had been bull-dozed, into the thing and then he 6aid something about the Returning Board considering the civilservice reform syndicate in regard to something or other and that he would get a name for that child 'if it took him all summer.'' N ,M*

Prices-25 and50 Gents per Cake per Box (3 Cakes). 60c. and $1.20. N.B.—Sent by Mail, Pi-epaid, on receipt of price, ands cents extra for each Cake.

"HILL'S TTATT-T AND WHISSEB DYE," Black or Brawn, 50 Cents.

flJ.Crittenton, Prop'r,? Sixtli Av.S.Y.

To Tourists.

No portion of the continent of America presents so much grandeur, beauty and marvelous interest to the Tourist as the famous Rocky Mountain region of Eastern Colorado, in the vicinity of the beautiful City of Denver. The magnifi cence of the mountain scenery is equaled only by that of Switzerland, and many Tourists from abroad have pronounced Colorado scenery superior to even that of the Alps. The popular resorts in the mountains, famed alike for their grand surroundings and their magical waters, are daily becoming recognized as the MOST DRLIGHTFUL in America for either health or recreation. Hundreds of people, tired of the resorts of the East, are going to spend the summer in the grand old Rocky Mountains amid its charming parks, majestic 6now-clad peaks, grand canons, clear sky and magic atmosphere. The popular KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY, with its 6teel rail and automatic air brakes, is the favorite Tourist Route and the only line running Pullman cars from Kansas City to Denver. Low round trip rates from all eastern cities. Descriptive touri ts circulars, maps and guides sent free, upon application to the general passenger agent Kansas Pacific Railway, Kansas City, Mo.

No 9,637. OTATKOF INDIANA. IOO, COUHTY. IN THE ViGO CIRCUIT COURT, THKODORR HUDNUT, ET AI_ vs AMANDA MCQUILKIN, MARION

MCQUILKIN, MARY MCQUILKIN, FRANKLIN MCQUILKIN, et al, in Foreclosure. Be it known, that on the 14th day ot November, 1S77. said plaintiffs filed an Htiidavic in duo tonu, showing that .said Franklin McQuilkin, is a nonresidents 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 stand for trial at the February term of said court, in the year 1877. Attest: JOHN K. DURKAX, Clerk.

DAVIS & DAVIS, Pl'ffs Att.

AC 4n Afemw wantea tor new qptP W business, in which any active Man or Woman can easily make |6 to fit tik-ffk a day. One who had never canvassed b©fore,made $7,50 in one hoar an experienced agent r^ade $72,76 in fifteen hours. Particulars free. G. A. CLKGG,

Manager, 69 Doanestieet, New York "We know C. A CLFGG to be reliable, A am1 thin* he offers Agent ex MLWjm. t-r•ordinary indnceme a ^ITTRJE ^ork "Weekly Scr

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FUNDS.''

Total an

Total

Com'n School Koad Township ... Spec'l Schoo'. Dog ...

THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY flAZFnTK

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Com'n Sthool Boart Townsh D.,... Spoo'l Sihool. Dog

THE SCHOOLS.

Report of the Township Trustees to Board of County Commissioners,

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For the Half Year, From March 5th, to October 15/1877, |r *tf

Showing all Rcceipt* anil Disburfements.

FAYETTE TOWNSHIP.

11-

91,981 6i

J-152 Si

Total

$2,638 43, $2,750 12 $5,388 55

Com'n School Road Townshin Sp c'l School.! Dog 8

9 184 06 154 86 1H5 56 151 66 62 88

Total.. 91152

Com'n School 1,881 Roaa Township 7 9J Spec'l School. 375 05 Dog "r* 81 83

t&ii Com'n 8chool5fsC-.' 806 8! Road 28 00 Township .' Spec'l School. „.,t Dog 9570

Total 030 61 s. •_-

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Com'n School Road Township .. Spec'l School.$3 l'Og......

2,420 92 06 16

3164 bOOO

Total

Com'n School Road Township .. .'

3.S66 63

Total

1,628 03 4,280 0* 2,892 85 1,026 95 892 65

School.

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Total

Com'n School Ro»d Township Spec'l Soho»l. Dog

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c'P

$8,12? 286 Blx-cr 875 P2

$1,102 07 236 51 286 819 31 401 96 •. 9TJ7. 67 it jj 43

56 39

S 8 B* wit

12, HO 25

82,740 24' $4,886 49 $ 16 25

SUGAR CREEK

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Com'n School Road Township .... Spec'l School. Dog

CC «1,809 49 288 70

$5,209 62 288 70 1,140 25 978 88 57 68

93,754 48 S7.C64 98

!•»«}, ".V &•!> Com'n School 24,11221 Spec'l School

Com'n School ,,$2,i76f 7 Iloa-t.. Township ... Spec'l School Dog

717 94 it8 80

1,661 93 5816

Total.... ...

Cororn School Road Townnhip. .. Spec'l School. Dor.

91.7S5 88 2686

Total

91,816 91

Total

*8,299 83 $8,245 S8

1,140 25 973 88 47 11

10 52

Total... $8,910 65

$26887 $2,840 32

LINTON

PIERSON

4 994 68 4,280 00 2,892 85 1,026 95 892 65

2,405 96 133 94 89 00

1,859 43 79 88

81 20

the

4t, fe-ft

Ctf CO

.. i» ti 1+* 0r ^C3

••o

|1 7S8 15 1,753 15 165 17 176 9* 697 25 ,697 25 86 86' 5a6 86 86 90rj 91 88

-a

$1,870 r6 .. 59 87 178 27 26 72

$1,640 91

TOWNSHIP.

81.C83C0 91,685 00 $8,524 52

$7101 7101 212(9 216 51 977 00. 1,198 58 498 88 259 0 758 78 S15 10 67 60" 57 60 03

786 42 2.979 50 93,765 92 98,052 84

CITY OFTERRE IIAUTE.

86,447 40 61,559 611^ 40,308 99 28,887 !6 28,837 15'* 7,560 93 19,602 75

24,112 21 65,284 55 $9,896 76 '7.160 93 59,911 74 67,472 67 21,92109

NEVINS'TOWNSHIP,

$1,129 97 853 15 209 90 (547 72 49 56

18,306 (4 1, 71 09 808 26 2,309 Bo 107 2-

£1.365 50 406 CO ... 2)0 45 8 8 51 4100

$1,365 50 406 F,6 200 45 868 51 45 00

94.712 46 (2,890 89 97,102 'G 92.886 02 2,886 02 4,216 74

'•U

29 fit 16 42

1,157 67 24 29

OTTER CREEK TOWNSHIP.

$1,285 91 164 09 499 90 262 81 48 56

94,488 20 198 88 510 32 1 420 48 .. 72 85"

4,ISO 46 2,261 27 6,691 73 8,484,(6 8,484 50 8,257 17

rs fk'h'V EY TOWNSHIP.

$1,427 91 201 84 (81 13 883 71 40 17

93 2»3 74»fK 22170 582 13 883 71 44 39

4 22

{3,145 76

LOST

Com*n 'School Road Township Speo'l 8cl ool. Dog....

91.792 85

91,809 463 57 265 42 653 16 58 51

58 28

53 28

40,£08 99 27,163 68

20,250 63 1,678 47

91,940 54 G64 53 107 81 1.441 14 62 72

r'tf.

$1,820 00 18110 512 21 869 25

$1,820 00 181 10 5121" 869 25 52 00

$2,668 20 12 78 4 11 55123 20 85

62 00

.'MS'

•X

91.564 00 84 45 585 00' 1.106 83 3100

$1,564 00 v«

11980

$',689 74 19128

8445

'704 80 2,1)9 92 3100

I.O18 59

$4.962 e7 91,133 89 $8,320 78 S4,454 17 91,867 38 91,358 88

CREEK TOWNSHIP.

53 10? 31" 468 57W 3-9 1 435 03 58 58

f,3(U 781 87 07

$ 122 67 1,28621

18 89

91,242 28 $1,242 25 $1,860 oS' 136 85 811 18 1,094 04 56 00

9263 87

400 22 811 18

68 35 17 88

1,094 04 86 00

840 99 2 58

i?Kf*

93,103 69 .J.l s,\,

TOWNSHIP.

$1,124 23 155 01 208 83 894 8S 67 59

91,808 29 809 87 874 39 749 54 120 47

60 00 903 41 127 20 87156 16 50

1.930 54 1862 06

TOWNSHIP.

1 401 99 116 00 81666 ., ,372 23 88 55

2.732 91 116 00 824 56 747 28 l'i2 88

49812 323 88

2 558 72 1,902 44 4,46116

92.284 86 r? *f'

60 CO

91,248 29 105 96 247 19 377 98 108 97

.208 41 127 20 871 56 16 50

V. i-rl

778 67 778 67 2,^88 89

1,038 75 6 CO 890 55 280 12 3160

Total. 93 2,244 75 4,043 69 126 1,752 92 1,75418 2,361 47

1,088 75 726 89655 281)12 8153

If 126

PRAIRIETON'fOWNSHIP.

769 48 98 34 147 45 613 37 48 55

1,576 33 126 42 147 45 643 37 14125

f«,

1,694 19 108 74

46716 9188

316 00 846 00

1.364 2,176 80 1.87195 88175 222 75

79 9l

71 99

1,280 83 126 42

208 21514 00 16 00

706 87 837 88 1600

1,707 18 2,63782 821 50 1,181 25 1,905 75 1,485 00 752 9S

PRAIRIE CREEK TOWNSHIP.

1,144 22 177 31 154 47 325 80 10114

3,5K 14 233 47 154 47 856 94 l5114

I,6S3 35 212 06 135 00 44251 82 50

HARRISON

F58 92 19101

123 25

I.608 85 212 06

19516

TOWNSHIP

1,911 79 2141

8S016 442 51 82 50

175 82 85 87

11864

195 16 2,475 42

*2,670 58

T«ra

26126

1,364 00 4,755 00 1,871 95 83175 222 75

2,578 24

8,366 68 10,170 48 18,537 13 2,578 24 8,967 25 8,545 49

HONEY CREEK TOWNSHIP.

988 42 247 22 464 09

8,894 38 88116 653 09 1,359 43 lltj 53

8,630 68

29 C4

1^20 90 195 20 109 90

8,516 68 523 C4

1,362 75 87*70 529 17 1,646 07 98 00

1,862 75 870 70 529 17 2.285 62 I 9300

589 85

2,660 10 8,138 49 8,798 89 889 88 4,001 69 4,sdl 24 2,0a8 84 876 J.

2,08163 10 46 it3 92

876 19

17 83

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For a good style

DRESS SUIT

Ora Fashionable

It will pay any cash man, youth, boy, or child to see

MILLER & COX'S

am moll) stock and prices before buying

"FOR

owa, California, and Northwest

Kansas, Texas, and Southwest,

nig- TABLE THJC

I- B. W-

iTiralni Daily,

1 -eay®. Dan«iilfc Juatttloa as follows:

tl:-40 A-M-JSS5°^

ncot'.en via. Bloomington tor Springfield Jacksonville, 111.. Louisiana ana Mexico Mo., Kansas City, Atchison, St. Joseph Denver, and r.U points 0i the Missonri river, via Hannibal with Al. K. A T, By., for Moberly, Ft. Scott and Parsons, ana via Bloomington f#r El Pase. Medota, Dubnque and points in Northorp Illinois and Iowa. Through Sleeper and (kach from Bloomington and Quincy to Kansas City, and Bloom insrton to Dubuqne.

0:5 O

P• es Omaha at

10:45 next evening, but one uiglit out, Ten honrs in advance of any other line. This train makes direct connection via Dos Moines, Marshalltowu. Cedar Rapids and other points in Iowa and the Northwest.

This train also makes direct connection Via Galesburg to Quincy, Kansas city, Atchison, St. Joseph. Leavenworth and all poin Sedalia, Fort Scott. Parsons, Dennlson,

intermediate points, and via Hannibal for

Houston, Galveston and ail points in Texas. A IV/T Train reacnes JJLL* Galesburg, Quincy, Burlington. Ottumvva, Rock Island and (•avehportat noon) in advance of any other. This train also conncots via Burlington and Rock Island for all points in IOWA, NEBRASKA, and CALIFORNIA. This train makes direct connection via Bloomington for El Paso, Medota, Dubuque, Sioux City Yankton, and all points lh northern Illinois. Iowa a nd Dakota.

Reclining Chair 81c ping cars, with State Rooms andthrough coachcs are run on the 9,50 P. M. train to Galesburg and connecting direct with through Sleeper to all points west and from Omaha to San Francisco. special attention is called to the superior advantages of the I. A W. Route, for the Black Hills and San Juan gold fields, ffig^Trains on the E. T. 11. A C. Railroad from Terre Haute conuoct at Danville with the I. B. AW. 'I he morning train 011 the L. O. & S. Vf. Railway, makes direct connection at t'rawfor sville for Indianapolis and all points cast.

Send for a py of our Centennial Guide and Mapfo dcr. GEORGE B. WRIGHT, Receiver J.W. Brown, Gen, Pass and Ticket Agt. lndlana(o

^xaixie Cit^r

PLANING MILL

CIIFT & WILLIAMS,

MAKUFAOTCRSKS or

Sashes, Doors, Blinds, WinJow and Door Framfs.

MOULDING BRACKETS

Stair Railing, Ballusters Jewell Posts, Flooring, Siding,

and all descriptions of '11,

Finishing Lumbei'

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

FINE- LUMBER,

Lath and Shingles, Slate Roofing and Roofing Felt. CUSTOM SAWING.

Planing and wood turning Done to order, Manufacturer of Croruet Sets, Plain and painted.

Ail Work: Warranted.

"rner Ninth and Mulberry streets.

SlOd

lor OMNImIMWafarfMdY EARL Contmot

A Special Offer

TO THE READERS

OF THIS PAPER.

A Oenulnatwiaa HagnetloTlnn** Keeper,*pellet Oni f#rtTtrjbodr dnlriag micliatil* Tme-riece, and alao •nprrior Cornpan. uiual «Uch «1m, ataal work*, flan tijttal. all In a aaparb Ormtla warraatao to denote Comet time, and keep In order for two j»»n~Ptrftctio% guaranteed—will b« Olven away lo mnr Mtroa of thla paper a* a Ft00 Olft.

CUT on mi Cum A*B Man. IT.

COUPON.

On roeetpt of thia Coupon and 10 eenta to pay farpnakfofc acdaaMni ehaitea. va pramin to lead oaan patron

SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of a decree and order of sale famed from the Vigo,Circuit Coort,to tne directed and delivered, in favor of John H. 0'Bo)le, and against John Deer and Afary Deer. I am ordered to sell the following deacribed real estate, situated in Vino county, Indiana, to wit:

Lot number eighty-one (81) in the town of bandford, in Vigo county, State ot IndiJuia, and on SATURDAY, the Slh day of DECEM

BER, 1877,

within the legal hours of said day, at the Court House door in Terre Haute, I will offer the rents and profit* of the above described real estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for a terra not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realize a sum mfficient to satisfy said order of sale and costs I will then and there offer the fee simple, in and to said real estate, to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

This 15th day of November, 1877. GBO. W. CARICO, Sheriff. PrVlee $6 00.

..SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of a decree and order of sale issued from the Vigo Circuit Court, to me directed and delivered, in favor of John D. Mitchell, and against James A, Wilson, Ellen P. Wilson, Stephen G. Howe, Abner B. Stoner. Carrie Howe, artd Phiiip H^Hiett, am ordered to sell the following described real estate, sit* uated in Vigo County, Indiana, to-wit:

Lot nuober six (6) in Gilbert Place, City of Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana, and on SATURDAY, the

17th

P'rs. tee $6.

Pr fee $6.00.

wn™

Invested in the Drawing of the Commonwealth 1

Prize Distribution Company,

(Under Act of Lcgisiatureof KT.,forth benelit of the city schools of Irrankfort which takes place in the city of Lonls« ville. Ky.. in Public Library Hall, Dee 81,1877, may secure in Cash, all, or apart Llf $60,000, $20 000 $10,000 $6,000 *3.000 $2,000 Or any of the 0,684 prizes amounting to 1330,000, Farmers' and Drovers' Bank, Lonisville Ky. Drawing Positively Dec. 31,

Or Money Refunded.

And under'the same management that so satisfa*toriv conducted the second drawing of the Kentucky Cash Distribution O. Whole tickets, $10, Halves, ft

Hruarters.Sit).

For tickets address

Barrow A Co., Gen. Man., Courier? Journal Building, Louisville, Ky., or 5 Thos. H. Hayes A Co. Gen. Age., SOT Broadway, 1. Y. ggjy»Send for a Cir-

For in ormation app. at "Cigar 508 Main street. City.

$1,200 profit on WOO

Made any day in Pat* ami Calls* Invwt aeeor ing to your means. $10, ISO. or $100 in 8t«ck s»rl»tle«e» as b'ought a little fortune to the csrcfnl investor. We show when and hew to operate safely. Show with fall information sent free. Address all orders l»v telegraph or mail to

Tbax TEH & CO.

A jaRALAKT.

S120te^S

i. fl&PTfT a week to ag«nts I I with outfit free. P. O*

VICKERY Augusta, Maire.

day of Novem*

ber^iii77r

within the legal hours of said day, at the Court House door in Terre Haute, I will offer the rents and profits of the above described real estate, together with all privileges and appurterances to the same" belonging, for a term not exceeding sev en years, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said order of sale and costs, •I will then and there offer the fee simple in and to. said real estate, to the highest bidder for cash to sa'Jsfy the same. This 24th day of October, 1877.

GEO. W. CARICO, Sheriff.

SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of a decree and order of sale, issne from the Vigo Circuit Court, to ma directed and deliv rtd. In favor ot Kliaabeth Stoner and afrninst Abnor B. Stoner, I aw ord red to sell the following described real estate, situated tar¥4g»Qonnty, Indiana, town

Lot number twenty-nine [0J, In O. Rose's subdivision, same bclu* situated on north Ninth (0th) strcut, between Chestnut and Sycamore streets, Terre Haute, Vigo county, Indiana, and on SATURDAY, the 8th day of December, 1877, wltMn the legal hours of said day, at the conrt house door in Terre Haute, wi(t offer the rents and proflts of the above scribed real ostatu, together with all prtviltgea and appurtenanccti to thtt same belonging, for a term not exceeding*

SfcVSfc year*, to this

highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said order of sale and o?ts,I will then an I (bete Oder the 'ce-Minple in and to snid real estate, to ihe highest bidder for cneh to satisfy tba tamo. This 16th day of November, 1877.

G®A. W. CARICO, Sheriff.

LIQUOR APPLICATION.

Notice is hereby given that I will apply to it Board 01 Commissioners of Vigo County, at (heir December term, for alinrense to sell "intoxicating liquors" in a less quantity than a quart at a time, with th orivilfege of allowing thi tame to be drank on mj ec for one year. My place of basl

lowing thi tame to be drank on my premiyear. My place of business and premises whereon sa:d liquers are to be sold and drunk, arc located on lot nntnberS, In 8. C. Scott's subdivision of in-lot number 97. of the original in lots of the town, (now city) of Terre Hau e, in Harrison townsbipt in V'go county, Indiana.

A. HUSTON.

LIQUOR APPLICATION.

Notice is hereby given tnat we will apply to the Board Of County Commissioners of Vigo County ht their December term, for a licence to sell Intoxic 1 ting liquors" la a lees quantity than a quart

a time, with,

the privilege of allowing the same to b* drank on our premises, for one year. Onr place of business and the premises whnteon said liquors are to be drank, are located near the routheast corner of the north Irae-' tion of the southeast quarter of section St town 13nerth. range treat, in Otte^ Creak township, Vigo conntv, and State of Itodi* ana. ADOLr KIIRENHARDT.

HENKY EIIKENHA'.DT.

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE. Notices hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioner* Vigo county, at their December term, for a license to sell "intoxicating liquors" in a less quantity, than a quart at a time, with the privilege of' allowing the same to bedraakon mv premises, for

one

tua paper

OU«IH Swiss MAOUKTIC

TIM-Kssraa.

Addreea, Magnatlc Watch CO., ASBLAKD. MAS*. Thia ia yoor ONLY OPPORTUNITY to ohtain thia bwntUal omnium, order AT OXC& ThU oflhr vill bold good

for SO

day*.

"jti

year. My pis of business and

premises whereon said liquors are to be a"ld and drank, are at 182 Main street, on the northwest corner of Main and Second streets, in ihe fourth ward cf Terre Haute, In Vigo county, in Harrison township, Indiana.

JOHNCONFAKE.

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APPLICATION FOB LICKNSE. Notice is herebr given that I will apply to ie Board of Ommlssioners of Vigo couatr. at their December term.for a license to sell' "intoxicating liquors" in a lets quantity than a quart at a tlme.Vlth the privilege of allowing the same to he drank on mv pramtens, for one year. My place of business and premises whereon said liqnors are to be sold ahd drank, are located on lot number one. In Tuell A Jeans' subdivision of lot 175, in Rose's add'tion to the city of Terre Hantr# being on the southeast corner of Ninth aad Chestnut streets, in TerrS Haute, in Harrison township, in Vigo County, Indiana.

MICHAXL GAIN1ST.'

A TEAR. Agenuwanted. BKtIttmate. rartlcularsflraa. WOaTS*CO_ StXaala,

Blinn's Barrel Track and Sapporter. Paten'd May 29, *77. I have a •araable and useful invention, that will sell rapidlv to Grocers, Merchants,

Llqnor Dealer* ana Farmers genera* ly. Territorial rights for Counties ot States jr sale

at reasonable nrices. States west of the Mississippi river are Spread, sold. To men of *nap' this 1« a rare thancc to make money. NO BISK, as the tracks can e-tsily bemateand rapidly sold at a good profit.

Address for particulars, V. £. BLINN, Patentee and Proprietor, Minneapolis, Minn.

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GOLD riATED WATCHSS Cheap.mtmthe known world. SmrnpU WatchFrptt* Agems. Address, A. Coozaaa*Oa.ChlA«a.