Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 January 1879 — Page 5

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Mahan Wm. L, Heirs R. G. Wheeler's sub. lot 53, 6ec 16, tp 12, 9, in-lot 4 s* Same 11 y,

Dean's sub. west of canal, in-lot 15 .4 16

Meredith Mrs. 40 feet 2 inches west end of Terre Haute, in-lot i4r Merriman Jane l'erre Haute, in-lot 23 Miller C. B.^ 246 Milligan Parker Paddock's sub. In Preston's sub. 84 feet by 122 feet in north* we«l corner of in-lot I Mitchell' and Muzzy 6ub. in section 10, township 12, range 9, in-lot 20 Miller Bros, Whe«ler'6 sub. lut 53, section 16, township 12, range 9, in-lot 2

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Kraff Mrs. Ann Jones'sub. in out-lot 66, bouth half in-lot 27 Lawrence O. H. Heirs Rose's 6ub. of 47 32-100 acres, south half of in-lot 68 Lee Gordon Lee Place east division of in-lot it /.

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Same 2 2 ^Morgan Margaret Gilbert Place, in lot 47 Murphy Elizabeth J. and H. Ross' sub. lot 50, section t6, township 12, 9 in-lot

-"^Murphy Samuel Boudinot's sub. lot 59, section 16, township 12, range 9* in* v'£ lot 6 tft McCabe Thomas N. Preston's sub. jot 4,in Preston's sub. of in-lot 19 tlliMcCray Michael Dean's sub. west of canal, in-lot 34 )|iMcFarland E. S. C. Deming's sub. 46 feet south side of in-lot 7 -:-q Same Jones'sub. outHot 66, in-lot 5 s|iMcKec Elizabeth 75 feet by 192 feet in section 22, township 12, range 9» °n

-jMcNealis Francis Gi over's sub. lot 1, in out-lot 67* 25 feet south side of in* lot 26 New son John S. Dunnigan's sub. of lots 41, 42 and 43, in section 16, township 12, range 9, in-lot 7, .O'Boyle John Part of out-lot 20 .,

Oval Joseph Tuell and Usher's sub. in-lot t, block 16 5 Same 2 10

Same ". 3 10 ,* Owen Sylvester Gilbert Place, in-lot 9 Same

East half

iPahmeyer L. W. Gookin's add.41 feet notth«ide in-lot 24

Same 56 feet 10 inches north side of in-lot 90 iParson's Joseph Parson's sub. (ex 27 feet north side) in-lot 38 ]P»lk and Watson 50 feet on Oak street by 133 feet in middle part of oul lot

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Same Dean's sub. east of canal, in-lot 4 Russell Win. west "6Russell C. W. Jewett's add. in-lot 43 Salters Albert Dean's sub. west of canal, in»lot 10 Scott David Grover's sub. lot 2, in out«lot 67, 47 feet 5 inches east side of in«* lot 23 Shannon Ann M. Jewett's 3d sub. Eutaw Farm, north half in-lot 6 Short Charles W. Jones' sub. in out-lot 66, in-lot 32 Slaven A. Heirs Jewett's sub. in-lot 8 Soundles David, 50 feet, north end, Teel's subdivision, T. H., lots 273 and 274 Sparks N. C. Terre Haute, in-lot 119 Stubbs W. S. northwest corner, southwest quarter, section 15, townthip 12, range 9, 3 acres Thomas Henry, Dean's sub, west of canal, south half, in-lot 13 Thomas Win., N Preston's sub. in Preston's sud. in-lot 28 Tryon James J. 90 feet west end Terre Haute, in-lot 153

Same north 154 Utter Lucy K. 97 feet front Chestnut street, out-lot 12 Usher John P. Raymond's sub. 5 acres between E. & C. R. R. and W. E.: canal Ulbrecht F. W. Nippert and Evan's sub. south in-lot 1: block 10 Unknown owners J. Sibley's div. in out-lot, 1 west in-lot 51

Same Humaston's sub in Eutaw, in-lot 13 Same Grover's sub. lot 1, in out-lot 67, north 3^. in-lot 17 *, Same Sa Tuell and Usher's sub. in-lot 2, block 4 y'

Same Same /. .. Same Same Same ,. "sSame ,* Van Cleave E. L. 82 teet lot 72

Voorhees & Cox Parson's add of. parts lots 3 and 5, south in-lot 24

People's add. in-lot 57. 'J,.v *•. -t

Wise John N. Preston's sub. lot 4 in Preston's sub. in lot 3 Wittenberg Chas. 56 feel, east side Terre Haute, in-lot 122

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See These

Terre Haute, January 15th, 1879.

HOMES FOU $2

The Adjourned Award of the following

Grand Property* WILL BU MADE AT Evansville, Ind., April IOy 1879, The net procetds of these sales are set apart and apt lied to the benefit of the Evaasyille Orphan Asylum and Indianapolis Orphan Asylujr..

6reat

Offers.

R«se-hlll farniy divided into six farms: No. 1, Premium Farm, 40 Aares.

Homestead Improvements I 16,000 So. 2, Premium Farm, 80 Acres 7,000 So.

160 Acres 15,000

a. iua Aciee...... 1M0Q 100 Acres..:.:.' 15,COO No.«,

80 Acres 10,000

1 Lot, W'dr»ff Place, Indpls, »r,W», is 7,000 5 Lots, Highland Home, 1,600. is 7,600 Lots, biate Avenue, 1,600, 1s 7,600 5 ots, irvingtoo, Ind., 1,000, is 5,000 80 Lots. GlenUale, Kvansville, 160, is 4,600 40 Lots, Woodlanrn, 160, Is 6,000 SI Lots, Weodlawn,

Total Premiums $130,000

SHARES $2 EaCB. Wanted Every were.

CERTIFICATES

This is to certify that this property is all valuable, and cost Its owners, in cash, largely mere than they have sold it for to this benefit trust. Titles to be perfected before delivery of deeds. [siinied I Thomas

142 50

1017 73 5»

8 79

Gabvin,

WM.

Foley.

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IliDLEV, Oity Assessor. Indianapolis. 1 hereby certify tnat the deeds for all the property In ttys list have b.en placed in my hands, to be held in truat and «lclivered th^ persons severally entitled thereto, under the Orphan's Benefit Drawing.

Citizene' Nat. Bank, Kvansville, Ind. August 27,1878. [Signed S.

Gillett,

Cashier.

CITIZENS' COMMITTEE.

We have accepted the position of Citizens' Committee, to aee that the property is safely held, the distribution properly made, and the funds faithfully applied.

I SignedI

Jos.

J. Kleiner,

viile.

Mayor of the City of Evans-

Geo. H. Stockwelk,

of Vlele, stockwcll

€o Evansvitle, Ind. Pktzk .Skmonin, of aemonin JDickson,

Kvansville. ... Austin

Brotk.

Clerk Marlon Ce., In

dianapolis.

I.e. WAtxKB, M. D., Pres. pro tem. City Council, Indianapolis, Ind. W. o.

Deputy State Treasurer, In

dianapolis. Bern it by mail, money order, registered letter, bank draft, or express. For further pat ticulars and orders for tickets address 8. LYON, Secretary.

Ho. 810 First Street, Evansviiie, Ind. or GEN. DAN MACAULEY,Sec'y. Room l. Journal Building, Indianapolis.

IfBaldnet* *r a Deficiency of Hair Exists, or if theHiair is way, dry or harsh the natural youthful color can be restored by using "London Hair Color Restoier," the most delightful article ever Introduced to the American people for increasing it growth, restoring its natural color, and a the same Ums a loyely hair dressing and bcantifier. It Is totally different 'from all others not sticky or gun my, and free from all impure mgriedients that render many other articles ohnoxlous in fact it Is exquisitely perfumed ana so cheaply and elegantprepared as to make it a lasting hair dress lag and toilet luxury.

J. A. TYNES, A PROMINENT CITIZEN, Wilson, N. C, writes: Some ten years ago my wife Hair commenced falling and got very thin and turned gray lint after using '•London Hair Color Bestorer" .he rcalp be came healthy, the hair stopped falling, the color was restored tad is now growing beautifully

A** mar druggist for London Hair Color Restorer. Price 76 cents a bottle. Six bottles f4. Main depot for the U. S., 390 North S-xth street Philadelphia.

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Same South hllf 61 Ray Maria Heirs Terre Haute, south half 134 Same 44 feet north side 183 Ragan Mary Sibley's add. 26 feet by 91 feet south side west half of in-lot 1$: Ridgeley Richard Dean's sub. west of canal, in-lot 24 Ross Fanny B. 60 feet south side Terre Haute, in-lot 14 Ross Fanny M. off east end "88 Ross John C. Heirs 25 feet front on Fifth street in Terre Haute, in-lot 15

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by 792 feet northeast corner, 1 50-100 acces, out-'

HUGO DUEN WE GK

DR. PRICE'S

-200, is 4^00

10 Premiums, Cash —100, is 1,100 30 Pi-cmiums, Cash 60,1s 1,0(W 20 Premiums, Cash.....^. 26.1s 600 40U Premiums, Cash 2, is 800

The Indianapolis Lots ate all most desirable property to buy a: an investment. The Kvansville Lots are all first class of their locality In that k. si beautiful oity. and are to-day worth their schedule figuies foi homes. To this grand li*t are added the following CASH Premiums, payable in gold: Premiiro in Gold Coin 1,000 3 Premiums in Gold Coin 500, is 1,600 6 Premiums It Gold Coin 200. is l,0t0 6 Premiums in Gold Coin 100, is 500 16 Premiums in Gold oin 60, Is 760 10 Premiums in Gold Coin 26, is 260

STEELE

All of lot No. 5 in Mary Bartlett's subdivision of the east half of the north half, of the southeast quarter, of section 33, 12, 9. Also, all of lot No. 6, in same subdivision. And if the same is not sold by 2 o'clock

p. m.,

'215

of said day, I wil

then offer the said real estate for sale at public auction, at the Court house door of the Court House in the city of Terre Haute.

TERMS OF SALE:—One third cash in hand. Ore third in six months. One third in twelve months, purchaser giving his notes for deferred payments, rate 6 per cent, interest, secured by mortgage •on real estate sold.

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Not ce is he^pbv given that the undersinied has been appoiated admirtrator of the Estate of David Oren, late of Vigo county. Indiana, deceased, the estate. Is probably solvent.

January 21st, 1879.

COHtStKFTtTES Luag Balsam.

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STOP ISA! COVOB etly Alien's Lang Balsam. By taking that popular household remedy— I

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COLD

Allen's Balsam.

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360

Eminent Chemists and Physicians certify that tliM* good* are free from adulteration, richer, more eUtecdye, produoe better, results t^han any others, and that they use them in their own? families.

UNIQUE PERFUMES are tae Oeau of All Odors TOOThENE. An agreeable, healthful Liquid Dentifrice LEMON SUGAR. A Substitute for Lemons. EXTRACT JAMAICA GINGER. Prom Per* Root

A PRICE'S LUPULIN YEAST GEMS. The Beat Dry Hop Teati in the WorllL.

STEELE ft PRICE, Kanfrs., Chicago, St Lonit. and CincinnaU

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE REAL ESTATE. .V Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Christoff Meyer, deceased, will, at

o'clock

a.m.

of the

7th day of December, 1878, by virtue ol an order of the Vigo circuit court, at its September term, 1878, offer for sale at private sale,, at the law office of Allen, Mack & Davis, 318 Ohio btreet, i.i the city of Terre Haute, Indiana, the following real estate situate in the county of Vigo and State of Indiana, to-wit:

5 36

1 26

6 6

IO 2

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79 60 9 28 4^ 206 04. 64 23 221 20 62 40 7 80 6 06 8 82

5 86

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2,100 420. 280 1,735

3-560

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"Vibrator" Threshers,

MOUNTED* HORSE POWERS*

Aa4 Steam Thresher SagteM,^ Kad« only by

I1CH0LS, SHEPARD A CO., BATTUE CREEK, HICK.

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John W. Davis,

Adm'r of estate of Christoff Mever, dec

MARTIN HOLLINGEB. Adm'r.

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Treasurer, City of Teirl Haute.

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Debility, Lost Energy,Manly

Vigor, Syphilis, or anj" form of llsease,cared kt the old Western Medical Institute, aw Tine street, Cincinnati, by the nlv sure aad reliable remedies. No charge intll cured.CaU or write for free advice Charges ow. ilalf ratee to the poor.

Clifford's fehrlfnfe.—Unfailing, infallible cure for all diseases origlnating|tir biliary dertagements, causodby .the malarir of miasmatic countries. No prepare* tion known possesses an eradicating power over tltis class of diseases at all comparable to Clifford's Febrifuge, it is the ne pins ultra of ague med.es. Sure and saie in its action, its great power in neutralizing malarious influences is onlv equaled by lis harmless action on the body. No disagreeable after effects from this remedy.

J. C. RICHARDSON, jfrop'r,

For sale by all druggists. St. Louis.

Handsome toilet slippers at Greiner & Paddack'fi. Go and tee then.

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BVUMV Can show moro evidence of I AmnmJi real me.it than lien's Imo

Said Everywhere.

Tfc«w»«l Worbnansliip, Plnis'u lvr.*inii»ir«f nrKlprnat l^niimtnii^ etc., our '-Vi*auaMN*'''TUrt*it«r OoUuaaare]irC«»tiip«nU)te

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DHINI9titATOR'S NOTICE OF AP POINTIIINT. Notice is bjf»by given that the amiersigneo haRMwapiiolnled administrator of the estate of W. Adams. jvMsstox.

Attss -jpr »HN K. D0RKAN, ilerk. January 3rtE 1879 SSBBafe-BS

TIE MMiL PRESS 1* the simaUst, easiest nouUn§r flutestiui most perftrt press ewrr invented, and gmrmteei to 6» TfeoroagUy RellaMe Jny smart bog em manage it, and

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