Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 September 1878 — Page 5

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Fearful Disftster on the River TUames in England. ,***

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Sinking of an Excursion Boat Loaded With Passengers.

Over 500 People JLost

London. September 3.—The excursion steamer, Princess Alice, returning from Gravesend, this evening, with about 800 passengers, was run down off Barking, bout 8 o'clock, by a screw tteamer.

The Princess Alice was 6truck ami.l ships, and sunk almost immediately. The steamer whJch sunk the Princess Alice is supposed to be the Bywell Castle, a screw collier, bound north in ballast. The steward of the Princess Alice states that after the collision the other steamer proceeded without attempting to render aid. He estimates that 700 persons were on board the Princess A1 ice. She sunk bow first in five minutes alter she was struck. Some 6mall boats and another excursion steamer rendered nrhat assistance was possible. The drowned include an extraordinary proportion of women and children several survivors 6peak of having lost an many as three, five and six children. They describe the water *s covered with hundreds of shrieking people. The captain and nearly allot the crew of the Princess Alice were drowned. They had no time to lower the boats, and there were but a few life buoys on the steamer. All the police of Woolwich town and arsenal were engaged, last night, labeling the corpses chiefly women and children, which completely fill the board room at the steam boet company's offices at Woolwich.

A passenger who scrambled on board the Bjwell Castle says she threw ropes to the people struggling in tne water. The number lost is still uncertain. A comparison of various accounts seems to show about five hundred and fifty. The Princess Alice was a paddle wheel steamer, with raised saloon. Her gross tonnage was 251, and that of the Bywell Castle 1,736. vH

EMMET'S EXECUTIONER^ From the Indianapoli* Sentioel. When Robert Efnmet was hanged, September 20, 1S33, it was knowh only to thice or four persons who was the ex ecutioner, and ever since the question has been frequently asked, but the name of the hangman waR nev£r revealed, and thus for seventy-five years the secret has been well kept, to be confessed about a month ago by an inmate of the work house at Ballina, Mayo county, Ireland. Msran, an old man, ninety-nine years of age, when dying made a confession to the chaplain, toaster and doctor of the work house, and since his death a gentleman ot Dublin has corrooorated the story. Moran stated that he was a soldier in the British army, when he was tent for and offered a large reward if he would the next morning hang Emmet. He agreed, and tells the story of the sad scene. Emmet seemed to expect a rescue, and deferred as long as possible the terrible moment. Even when the rope was fastened around his neck he replied several times to the question "ready?'' "not yet, not yet." Moran became impatient, and even while Emmet was saying "not yet," drew the fatal noose, and watched he declared "with pleasure, the Irish traitor die." He then severed the head from the body and held.it before the peoplfc. He sobb left the army, and for seventy years has been a wanderer, and at last died in a work house. He kept the secret in his part of the fearful scene, because he knew the curses that would rest upon him if his countrymen disco\ered it. But knowing himself to be dying he revealed it, that '*he might find peace to his souH and that no one else should ever rest under the blame of the deed."

BE8T EVIDENCE OF ITS WORTH. The great popularity of Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder, is the best evidence of its *orth. Whenever a sweet, white biacuit is wanted, or a light potpie, an elegant cake, or a delicious pudding, Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder should be used. It is purity itself!

If Baldaets or a Deficiency of Hair Exists, or it the hair is rray, dry or harsh, the natural youthful color can be restored by using "Loudon Hair Color Restoier," the most delightful article ever Introduced to the Auiuiican ptople for increftsing its growth, restoring its natural color, and at thesametinioa lovely hair dressing and beantitier. It is totally different from all others notscinky or gummy, »ndfieefrom all impure ingredients that reuder many otlier articles obnoxious: in fact it isexquVV* aitcly perfumed and so cheaply and etegantiin? ly prepare as to make it a lasting hair uress

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Jpg and toilet luxury. J. A. TVJMES, A.PKOM1NEXT CITIZEN, Wilson, N.C., writes: Some ten years ag-

my wife's hair commenctd falling and is very thin and turned gray bnt after using "London Hair Color Restore!'" the »calp became healthy, the hair.stooped faltinf, aud color was r««»iored,and is uow growing beaufully.

Ask yonr druggist for T.ondon Hair Color Sestorw*-. i^rice16oentsa bottle.- «ix bot-

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Main depot for tne U. S„ 8S0 North

SolainTcrre Hauls by Buntln A Armstrong.

The lady was leaning on the arm of an elegant and wealthy young, man and leading her little daughter by the hand, when suddenly the child cried "Oh, ma, ma, look there See that gentleman that's passing. Don't you know him?" VN-no, my child."

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Why, mamma He was pa last year." (Ma faints. Mu6ic by the band.)

fever and Ague Cured far 50 Cents. DH. HWATWI'S Fsvnt AMD Aerx PILLS, without ca omel or quinine,] a quick ana sure curb in every case ior ague and fever, intermittent and remittent levers, and all diseises having their origin in Malaria. Thev area great tonh: and preventive as well as cure of all complaints peculiar tom ilari. ous, marthyand miasmatic districts. They act on the liver, and brace up the system to a vigorous healthy condition. Noiwitha juxdiug these Pills are sold for one-half the price that other ague onr^s are snld for, yot we will warrant them as effectual in all oases

pree from ail minerals, 1 neir use wave* no Md effects, as in the case with many other remedies. Sent hy mail to any address on reoeipt of price, pn currency or postage stamps), 60 oents a box. three boxes (l is, aix boxes, 98.00. Address .etters. Dr. 8wayne A Son, 830 S. Sixth street, Philadelphia.

Sold is Terre Hante by •trong,

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OLD SI HAS NO FAITH IN THE GREENBACKER. From the Atlanta Constitution "Dere ain't no use bodderin' wid me,' said old Si to Amos "I sme]l wood 'round in dis neighborhood, an' 1*8 gwine ter feed my saw

hft 'fore sundown."

"But, anser de queschin," urged Amos. "Weil, Amos look heah, boy, I'se been outen towr. an' hain't bin readin' de labils on de pollytishuns lately. Fi on'erstands yer vou is one ob dese Green backers?" £at's de kine of frackshunable kurrency I is!"

Ant ez I furder on'erstan's dey it prepozin' ter run 'gin6t de reeg'ler Dimmocrat nomynce?" f'» "Dat's de trale heVon!" "An' h«'s tryin' ter suppress pn de 'publicans de needcessity ob waltzin' up to de poles and sportin' ob him fer ter beat de Dimmocrats." "Ennj thing ter beat dem!" '•Well, now, 'fore I'd go inter dat 'rangement I'd like ter hab de pedigre ob dat Greenbacker er lettle mo' snrtin dan I'se got hit now. I'se feer'd he's one ob dese crosses frum er independint outen er sor'head. I likes er thererbied scrub!'1 "Yas, but he's wid us now, sho!w "Wid ver now? But whar are he gwine to be arter de 'lecshin? When yer comes fer ter ax him fer ter stan' on yer stress warrint tell oex' week whor'll ye tree 'im at? Now, lemme tell yer dese new-brandid Greenbackers is like onto dese summer lizzer.ds—dey's green on de grass but when yer runs 'em on er rale dey's ez gray ez Confeder't jeans! An' dey's got no chance 'ginst de Dimmocrat party. Yer heah me! Hit's like b'ar-meat—de mo'yer chaws on tyt de it el

And the old man felt of his saw and ambled awav. ......

Binghamton Republican: When riding on the cars if cinders annoy you, persuade your nighbor next in front to close his window, that is where they enter. You may keep your own window open with impunity, unless your neighbor behind a bigger man and compelt you to close it. *3'| -JT I "The First Dose Givea Relief." Trial Bottles of Dr. Swayne's Compound

Byrup ot WUld Cherry, 25 Cents. The distressing cough, which tbro Ucneri serious results, Is quickly cured before developing a fatal pulmonary Affection. For all throat, breast, and lting disorders, Asthmatic or Bronchial affections,Hooujng Cough, Liver Complaints, Blood Spitting, Ac, no remedy is so promp and effectual as Dr. Swayne's

Compound Syrup of Wil,d Cherry,

Sandford's

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Bnntin Arm-

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nave made use cf this preparation many rears, and it has proved to be very re

liable and efficacious in the treatment of severe and long standing cnughs. I know of two patients, now in comfortable health, and who, but for its use I consider would not now be living.

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Straustown, Berks County, Pa.

Price:—Trial bottles,its cents large size,— 1, or six for $S. A single 25 cent bottle will oftentimes cure a rcc6nt cough or cold, and thus prevent much suffering and risk of life Prepared only by Dr. Hwayne & Son, Philadelphia. Sold by leadtag druggists.

Soil in Terre Haute 0y Buntin & Armstrong.

New Advertisements.

Pi'anna Retail price $1,000. only *275. a lllllUO Parlor organs, price |M0, only (95. fappr free. Daniel F. Beatty, Washington,N. J.

A DAY— 4gents' profit canvasing for Nassau

ieligbf.

Sample 1/ee.

red. Jones, Nassau, N. 1*.

The only cemMnatlon of therme Jamaica Ginger, with choice Aromatic* and French Brandy,fjr cholera, cholera morbus, cramps and pains, diarrhoea and dysentery, dyspepsia, flatulency, want of tone and activity in the stomach and bowels, and avoiding the dangers of change of water, food, and climate. Ask tor Sandfor t's Jamaica Ginger

Jamaica

GINGER.

-rj. SPECIAL OFFERS FOR

N ewspaper^-JLdvertiung

We publish a book of US nageS, 8 V«. (no advertising), giving special oners for advertising all over tho country. Prices lower than ever before. The last edittnn sentpostpaM on receipt of 35 cents, by Dauchy Co.. Printer's Warehouse and Aivertislng Agency, 191 Fulton street, N. T.

SWEET

Awarded kighat prise nl Ceuieuniikl Exposition *o fine •ehrtctig quatitic* mirt tJtrrUtnte and lotting thararter 0/ ntfete»inp 1 mi Jtnrorin.% The best tobr.r.. ertr miidp. An rtir Mm- Ktrip trndc-mark i* i-lo:c!y imitated in iuferior snorts, »e* that Jnektm't Ee:t ou everj iiliiij. K0I1I lit nil ilcnlem. Smd fornmnp fr«e. to'C. A. IACKSOK*A Co. Mfri., Peteriburg.

Parson's Purgative Pills maae New Kich Blood,'and will completely change the blood in thsentlresystem In three months. Any person who will take 1 pili each night from 1 to 19 weeks, may be restored to sound health If such a thing be possible. Sent by mail for 8 letter-stamps. 1.8. JOHNSON ft CO. Bangor, Me. 4w

S.nOL.A\DEK'N

Extract Buchu!

-The Great Diuretic Compound.

Is a sure, qnick remedy for all diseases of the Kidneys, Blddder, aud Crlnary Organf, existing either in male or female. As, irritat'on, lnflamation or ulCerrtion of the kldcevs and. bladder, gravel, stone the bladder, reddish or brick dust sediment in urine, thick, cloudy, or ropv urine, painful urinating, bedwetting.

mucous and involuntary discharges, morbid irritation of bladder and uretha, chronic catarrh of bladder, suppression, retention, or inoontlnence ol urine, diabetes, dropsy, organic weak a ess. female complaints, and all chronic maladies of the urinary and sexnalorgans.

Thousands ean attest to Its wonderful curative properties in tbeee diseases. For nervons debility, with all its gloomy attendants-'Diiziness.loss of memory, low spirits, fto.. it is a sovereign remedy. »eK« Mtvat buoys up the enervated system, imparting new life and vigorous notion, the whole system becoming strengthened aad invigorated.

Be Sure and ask tor Smoiander's Buchu. Insist ndon having it and lake ao other. PRICE, fi.oo SIX BOTTLES, $5.00.

For sale by Brown ft Sloan, Indianapolis* Indiana, end Medicine Dealers generally.

S AN FORD'S RADICAL CURE

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THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

For CATARRH

ftlHTASTLY relieves and permanently cures this loathsome dUckxc lu all lu Twjrlaf stages. It

possesses the soothing and healing properties of plants, herbs and barks in their essential form, free from every fibrous contamination, and In this re» spect differs from every other known remedy. In one short year it uas found its way from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast, and wherever known has becomo the standard remedy for the treatment of Catarrh. The proprietors have been waited upon by gentlemen of national reputation who have been cured by this remedy, and who have, at considerable expense and personal trouble, spread the good news throughout the etreles In which they move, when ron hear a wealthy gentleman of intelllgeiiee and refinement say, Towe my life to Banford1* Radical Core," yon may feel assnred that it is an article of great value, and worthy to be clsssed among the standard medical specifics he a benefit derlvo from lu dally nse Is to mo invaluable.

HEXBT WELXJB, OF VTXIXS, FABOO fi Co.

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cured me after twelve years of uninterrupted •offering. GEO. W. HOUGHTON, Wambax, IUSB.

IFOLLOWED

X.friends,

the directions to the letter and am

hapny to say I have had a permanent enrr. D. W. GBAY, M. V., MDsCATiita,

IOWA.

HAVE recommended it to qnlto a number of my all o'f whom hare expressed to mo their high estimate of Its valuo and good effects With them.

Vm. BOWKS. 225 Fiyx 8T^ BT. Lotns. A 7TEB using two bottles I find myself perma A nently cured. I have since rerommended over one hundred bottles with tho greatest sue* cess. WM. W. ARMSTRONG. 15#

HABEISOX Av*., BOSTOTT.

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\\J E have sold SAXroap's RADICAL Ctnts for vv nearly one year and can say candidly that we never sold a similar preparation that gave such universal satisfaction, we nave yet to learn of tho first complaint.

B. D. BALD WOT CO.. WASimraTOX, 1X9. rpHE cure effected In my esse br SAVTOBD'S RABI-

CAL Cuax was so remarkaolo that it seemed to thoee who had suffered without relief from any of the usaal remedies that it could not be true. therefore made affidavit to it befoRe Beth J. Thomas, E*q.. Justice of the Peace. Boston.

G£OHQ£ F. DIM BMP RE, Daueaur, BOSTOV. Each package of Sunn's RADICAL Crra eontains Dr. Ssnrord'aImproved InhallngTnbe. and foil directions for Its use in all cases. Price, ll.OO. For sale by all wholesale and retail drunista and

COLLINS'!

VOLTAIC PLASTER

An Kteetro-Galvailic Battery semM with a highly Medicated Strengthen Plaster, forming the best Plaster for pa and aches in the World of Medicine.

A xo&BnTswiLLnra Gentlemen.—1 sent fbr one of COLLIN'S VOL» TAIC PLASTERS, and It has been of great benefit In reducing a swelllngin my left side that two physlclans prononnced Enlargement of tho Spleen, and one pronounced It an Ovarian Tumor. ___

CTXTHIAXIA, Ixd^ March 20,18T7.

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ANNUAL FAIR! A -—OF THE VIGO

Agricultural Society,

Terre-Haute Ind.,

—ON-

Sept. 9, 10, II, 12, 13, 14, 1878.

We intend this to he the best fair ever held by the so'iety. Liberal premiums will be paid, and nil will be instructed and amused.

Races Every Da Balloon on Wednesday Military Drill on Friday!

Reduced Rates en all lUilroadi

Premium lists can be ha^. o^ tfee Superintendent or Secretary. U. B. TKFFERS. President, ,V. U. Dickhout, Superintendent.

Jo*. GiLBmiT, Scretary.

FUHIIS..! a boo* on ".'II \72I32 13 CO IT, l-ft evtrr Idvertlitr ihuSt tare MliSBK eoatrxrti Tlth

fcWta mil bt tomtit* fin* r'rT.K**.

WANTED AORWT-.

nu .ndiana.

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Phillip Newhart has added a hominy mill to his meal mills and has lor sale hominy, meal and feed. He has also a large stock of his own manufacture of plows On hand for fall trade, which he will sell at cost In order to close out.

Katzenbach & Son.

A Splendid New Cigar Store.

N. Katzenbach & Son have opeped a splendid new cigar and tobacco store at No. 529, Main street, the former stand of E. Hirachberg. Mr. K. enjoys exceptional advantages as a retail dealer. His large manufactory ip this city will enable him practically to retail at wholesale prices. The extent and variety of his stock will not be equaled by that of any dealer in this vicinity. He has been the leader in the reduction of prices to the retail trade and still maintains nis place at the head cf the downward movement. Callt at his store if you want something nice a prices which defy competition.

By Special Request

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1 THEY ARE THE BEST.

Gentlemen,—Enclosed yon will find $2-25, and I Wish you would send me another dosen of *1— COLLINS' VOLTAIC PLA8TBR8. By the af

plasters who had given out that all plasters were

years. Wished icon 4rfo„. Eallstox SPA, N. T.. March 27,1877. ,{] wwa Wtoej^a^Cente,

tie caretal to call for COLLINS' VOLTAIC PL AC'

the united States and Can ad as. and POTTER, Proprietors. Boston.Mass.

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tuoB {f^cSsVk oil

TERRER SAUTE.

p.**. j-™-*• »&»!-,-i 'r felW. Ill: *9- IfiwaX*/ Kif*

He now would say to ALL, if they if do desire his jriwa**»u

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Deafnestr Impaired Sight, Catarrh, Diseases of the Throat, Lung, Chesty

t1Complaints

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'-Liver and Kid- 'tl neyt, Nervousand

General Debility, Paralytic Affections,! and all Chronic Complaints, Blord Diseases, Neuralgia,

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etc., etc,

THEY MUST CALL

Without

MOSCHZISKER,

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Wondenul "THROUGH THE DARK CONTINENT Written by himself. Published by Harper Brothers. The only Authentic book. Bawnr« or a Spurious woi k. Apply to H. W. Derby A Co, Columbus, Ohio, general agents for Ohio

-ri) ,UtTJ!$r «"'•j Repeated assurances from those who/ have been or are now under DR. VON^ MOSCHZISKER'S treatment, that •here are many who suffer from Deafness, Noises in the Head, Impaired Sight, Throat, Lung, or Chest Diseases, and very many who are afflicted with that life destroying malady,

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Hughes, 16 inches. Gilpin, .-riv 19 Weir, 19 ,j NATHAN PADDOCK,

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And anxious to.be treated by him, he has

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Prolonged His Stay

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MEDICAL 'HELP

families.

Further Delay.

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DR. VOX

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Fully convinced that his reputation in T^rre Haute is now established, and that he has already accomplished sufficient to satisfy the most skeptical that advertising with him is a mere medium to call attention to the diseases specially treated by him and the amount of his SUCCESS in them, he wculd now say to all who need and desire his medical services in any of the maladies given above, that they should call at once at his office, .3

Terra Haute House.

Testimonials

Of Cures irom the best Citizen* ol Evansville, have already too frequently been published in thepaper, and are now entirely withdrawn. Those who desire to do so can examine the same, with thousands of others, from the best known public men in the country, at his corns.,

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Companies Represented.

Insurance Offir»a4y of North A.meric*. assets Poena Fire Insurance Company, assets Sncttisn Commercial Insurance Company, assets Connecticut Fire Insurance Company, assets Other Companies Northwestern Mutual Life Insnrancc Company,! assets Connecticut Fife Insurance Company London Assurance

ANOTHER VICTORY .. FOR THE WEIR!

Width of Furrows,

EDMUND WATSOV,

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R8GERS.

OsbC^ Self Bindlr' Hughes' Sulky Plow, Canton Sulky Plow, v.vtl' i: ft 5«as aw #09 •.'* Double Shovels, ,p,lJ fyl b-TS i'ii Buckeye Grain Drill, tqtfv.m-sn

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Jjio% T^^jley,

Insurance "and Collecting Agent

Broker and Notary Publh,

OFFICE:

4 510 OHIO

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--1* We, the undersigned committee, appointed bv the respective manufacturer' agents, to decide upon the merits of Sulky Plows, at a public trial on the farm of McCagy Collins, 2% mile% west of Midkletown, Ind., in which the "Hughes, manufactured by Long, Alstatter & Co., the "Gilpin," manufactured by John-Deere & Co., and the "Weir," manufactured bv Weir Plow Co., were repiesented, decided unanimously that the Weir i« the best Sulky Plow on the grounds. The points taken in consideration, being, Simplicity, Best Hitch, Lightest Draft, Ease management, and construction and quality of work performed.,

Third Street, bstwaen Main and,Ohio, Terre Haute, Ind.

CREAM

SPECIALFUVORING EXTULCIS.

Eminent Chemists and Physicians certify that tfcese goods are free from adulteration, richer, more effective, prodube better results than any others, and that thev line them in their

STREET

UNIQUE PERFUMES l&i tho Gems of All Odors TOOThENE. At agreeable, healthful Liquid Dtsnti'rce LEMON SUCAH. A Snbstltate f^r Letr.ona. EXTRACT JAMAICA C1NCER.' From Pare ftooi

STEELE A PRICE'S LUPUUN'YEAST CEMS. The lttnt Dry Hop yean: in the W#rM. STE2SLE & PXICE, Hanfirs., Chicago, St. Louis, and Cincinnati.

STILL BETTER.

30 Thirty 30 Thirty 30

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J\4" Sold last week from our

NEW FALL STOCK.

We are prepared to SH0* and to SELL the most attractive and cheapest line of House Furnishing Goods ever offered to this community. EVERY DEPARTMENT FULL OF NOVELTIES.

S25 Every Day

bwmaMiiiiB(««r

WellAnger&Drills.

W*••Ileaon* yMr*Btiaa. Took Pirn Prraiun at th« Of«tt Xxpeattioa. It boras *aj di*aet«r and dapth. 100 ffect day, tbroogb earth, land or foek. HaMrlttl soger beak b«e. Addnu,

WBLL AVOSB CO.. St.

RYCE & WALMSLEY, a«» IHAIiV STREET..

UNITSMITT

Ztmls.

J^OTICB TO HBUto Of PETITION TO 8£LL BE AL BSTATK.

Kotfed Is hereby nfven tiaf Malacba Anderson. administrator of the estite of Polly Russell, deoeased, has lied hit petition t* sell the real estate ot the decedent, ber personal property being insufficient to pay ber debts ana that said netitkm will be heard at the v*«t term of tbeVigo Circuit Conrt.

Test: Joax K. Douik,Clerk.

7,000.000 s,obo,o 17.000,001 8,000,001 4,oou,a 18,(00,000 8,000 000

.• 16,000,000'

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Depth of Furrows, 5 inches.

Average Draft coo 450 400 REUBEN CLARK,

F. WALMSLEY,

PETER MCHUGHES. SAMuec'DAvts,

.\^ent for Weir Sulky Plow, north Fourth $t., Terre Haute' Ind

WHEAT & CO.

Would call the attention of farmers to their complete stock ot 'i .» ,'ilt ,i 7

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rs*-3. n? h-h »f»r v« *r n» ".vi- Noyes- Artti-Friction Hay Carrier Fort Wayne Canton and other Breaking Plows* rttj .Champion Northwest and Superior Walking Cultivators.

""All of which will be scld at the lowest possible prices. A full line of Buggies Spring and Farm Wagons always on hand. Call and see us before buying your Implements. J. H. McCandless. a well known dealer is with the firth.

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mi Hogers, tVbeai & Co.,

orn Planters and Mowers,

Celebrated Taylor Hay Rake, Self Reaper and Dropper and Mower,

OWD

Or TIM6I1VIA—3es«

slon begins on the First of October, and continues nine siontbs. The institution is organized on the elective system, giving the student free chdl^eof studies, with fail courses in the Schools of the Academic Department an«l in the

Schoo of Law, Medi

cine, Engineering and Agricultural. For catalogues apply to fhe Secretary of the Faculty, t.

O. University of Virginia.

JAKES £.HAB*ISOX,M. D.

Chairman of the Faculty.

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Priva I

Slight or Keeent Cases

_______ 8FEBD1LT BESTOBED without aedtdn. Write .orcall at the old establlshed Midi cal

lll88aS0SIn,tltUtWestern Viqej'W^

Clneianati,Ohlo. rfc.ee and. coniident lai.