Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 September 1879 — Page 5

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PERSONAL.

irrom Thursday's Diily.

Miss Mollie Sibley is in St. Mary's.

Mr. R. S. Tennant is in Greencastle. Miss Amelia Allen is in St. Mary's today.,

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Mr. D. C. Greiner is in Indianapolis, to-day. ,n Robert Miller is tor the. sixth tfrtiea fhther.

Mr. and Mrs. John Cook are in Cincinnati. Mr. Frank Barton was in Indianapolis 1 ..Hi *"M yesterday. ,,

Mrs. John T, Staff is vibiting relatives in Henry County, Mart. Agin went to Hiltsdiald Tast evening to take a little hunt.

Miss Emily Early arrived hire frodl the East yesterday afternoon. Mr. Simon Hirshler, has returned from a succesful business trip South.

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Richard Carlton, phouographer, is occupying his old place, after a vacation, in the court room.

Mr. and Mrs. John S. Beach and Miss Mamie Beach left last night for New York, where Miss Beach returns to school.

From Friday's Daily.

W. R. McKeen is in Chicago Mr. Kruzan of Brazil is in the city.

Otto Tapy, the compositor, is now in Denver, Col. Mrs. John F. Regan is visiting friends in St. Loiis. '.j'Vj j(J

Major Simpson and Mr. D. T. Harris are in the city to-day. Ed/(Gibeon, a machinist at the Eagle foundry, is very sick with typhoid fever at his brother's residence on 14th street.

Mr. Austin H. Piety is permanently located at Kansas City, Mo., as general agent C^toe^dams & Jrench hftryesfe *^inder. .usicS^vill remove fromtuspresstaiM'gn south FonrtttCto the

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ent dr new bl corner

M^.lieechis erecting at the Si^th and Ohio streets. f'.TL. Shinkle will shortly4 ppert a

drug,»tcfre fl|,t 403, rtorth 4th strati- Mr. S. has-been in the drug business at Casey Illinois and is a first rate man.

Dr. Stephen J. Young returned1 yesterday afternoon from ft three weeks visit

to: his brother, Capt. JonathanYoung, at the Portsmouth rtavy yard.

John McCanlev, engineer on the E. T. H. &C.'i,f9.adj and his family have gone on a visit to relatives at Olney III. They will^e gone a weel* pr ten dajs.

Mr. T. J, Gist has made an order to have jill his omnibussea oyerhauled by Meyer, carriage maker, on Cherry street. In the meantime art old j)uss will be tued to substitute.

JohnS. Beach and wife, and their daughter, lVfiia Martiie Beach,nave gone to New Yflrk. Mr. and Mrs. Beach will be gotie about two w'deks. Miss Mamie will remain at school in New Yo City, during the winter.

Miss Alices Cunningham was last evening united in marriage to Dr.

arranging for its appearance in this city, on Satyrday, October 4th. Judge C. Y. Patterson received a telegram Saturday, from his wife, at Evansvilie, informing him that her mother was dying. He departed for Eyansville on the afternoon train.

McGrew of thii city. The ceremony was perform^ at the residence of the bride on O'hip street, Rev. S. F. Dunham Officiating. Both parties are well and favorably known. ,,

D. R. Locke, better known to fame as Petroleum V. Nasby, is in the city. He is for the present accompanying a troupe, which is playing his dramatiza tion of the Widow Bedott Papers, or rather his drama entitled Widow Bedott, for the play, really owes little to those papers except the namfes of the two chief characters and a few of the situations. The dialogue is the work of Mr. Nasby. He witnesses the representation of the piece eich night, as he will to-night, and busies himself making additions or alterations or eliminations as they occur to him from the reception of the piece by the audience.

He will remain with the company until New York is reached, which will be in a month er more. This evening's will be the fifty-fifth presentation of the play.

From Monday's Daily.

C. E. Hosford went East Saturday. Miss Jessie Warren went East Saturday. v- Col. Boudinot went to St. Louis today.

Mr. W. H. Griener has gone East for goods. Chas. Eppinghotfsgft went to Evansville Saturday.

Miss. Maude Hosford leaves for Glendale to-day. W. H. Greiner departed Saturday night for the East. ,,

Robert Cox, jr., will depart for Europe in about two weeks. O. P. Davis, of Vermillion county, was in the city Saturday.

D. D. James, of Grier & Co., Peoria, was in the city Saturday. Miss Lizzie Stilwell, of Dayton, is vis,jting Miss Emma Thompson.

Miss Julia Durham returns to-morrow Ito her home in Effingham, Ills.

Mr. D. C. Weldy has taken a clanship with Messrs. Paddock & Purcell. Sheriff Louis Hay took three persons ,^to th&ihsane asylum the latter part of

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Miss Mary Lewis spent Sunday with her parents, and returned this morning to school at Greencastle.

Mrs. Rose Delano hat returned from Minnesota, and will spend the winter 5 with Mr. Fred Thompson's family.

Harry Cordova, press agent for Batchellor & Davis' great show, is in the city,

Admiral Scott arrived from "Washington, to-day, and will be the guest of Secretary Thompson. He will remain antil the 5th of next month when he will accompany the Secretary and family back to the capital.

Mr. J. M. Dishon, bill poster, is having

M. McCollugh, of the Chris

lian church, went to Paris yesterday. Mr. Moore, of the firm of Moore & Haggerty, went to Paris this morning

W. W. Fowler, advance agent of the Berger family^and Sol. Sinith^u68pll? is in the city

immense bill board erected on Main street just east of the Terre Haute House in the shape of a part hollow square. It requires a great deal of lumber and will prove a profitable investment.

Rev. W. McK. Darwood was welcomed back to Terrs Haute yesterday by two of the largest congregations ever assembled in Asbury M. E. church for many years. Under his ministrations a bright future opens for that church.

Mr. Peter Kizar is the champion raiser of mammoth beets. He lately presented a monster weighing sixteen pqunds and a quarter, to Messrs. Wright & King, and it is now on exhiWfiort at their store. It is by odds the largest ever shown here.

I From Tuesday's Dally.

About noon to-daVr'7no^ '^Bui^ce, a »wirich man employed on tha E. & T. H. Ry.jwhile.in. the performanM of his

duty neaplj^ naiK'iVorl^^red^l l^.

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Ri. C. Carlton was yesterday appointed ai notary publicj jjdr. Carlton'^vvell knoivn abuitiVs as a steilbgrapher will render his setvice* very valuable in taking depositions. He is located in the officje of Carlton & Lamb. V4T# •£.

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H.B.Jones is in Indianapolis. Mr. Oliver Bartlett is in Vermillion to day. -, a

P. S. Westfall w'efffi St. lRUP* night. Mrs. A. B. Stoner is still quite seriously ill.

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Mr. John G. Willtams is at the Bates House, Indianapolis. Mi. Fred Ellison of the I. & St. was in the city to-day.

Mrs. Lee Hirsch and daughter will dfepart to-morrow for a visit to Cincinnati.

Mr. Lcfti Elder, of Philadelphia,' is in the city, the guest of Mr. WiLl. Morgan. Flem R. Neal, City Marshall of Marshall, III. was in the city yesterday. •A. T. Harley, manager of Sprague's Georgia Minstrels, was. in the city yesterday.

Miss Minnie Straus, d^ugfiter of Herj* (ftrf $350'.

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Straus,1'will shortly visit- friends dianapolis. M. Wertzstein, of Chas. Frank and & Co., Wholsale liquor dealers, Cincianati, is in

isaie liquor oeaiers, t.ncwna-

Michael Kenned lait,week to a vacant position on the po li6e force, has resigned, and James Thdrapson 1^9 been pan^in his placet

Bfenjamin St. Clair has returned fr?m Caninon Fall, Minnesota, where he had a very pleasant time. He owns a farm situated in the,«olfporatelimits ioti^S«tft non Falfsr

Mr. M.-C. Rankin, formerly "fef?^he Express, has returned from Chicago whejre he assisted in perfecting arrangemerits ^Cir.th®-. publicatiotf {there of Wekl^ftpre^

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Cbmmodore Richard L. Law^ chief of the Bureau yards and doclis) PM9Q& through' the ditjr yesterday afternoon eiK routie to Evansville, where he was summoned by the iliness of his mother, Mrs. Johrt L." Law. '.The Commodore was not aware of thp fatal terminal ion.0/ hjpt mother's illness until he reached Indianapolis.

From Wednesday's Daily

N. G. Buff is in Indianap&lfo.

Mr. D. C. Thompson went East yesterday. Jos. Magner passed through here today for Areola 111,

P. S. Westfall, of the Mail, has returned from St. Louis. Mrs. Col. Fairbanks is expected tomorrow, from Joplin, Mo.

Miss Nannie Floyd and Miss Sue Gratiot arrived Saturday £rom jMt* Vernon.

John T. Staff went to Champaign, 111 yesterday, to attend the trap shooting tournament. ,!(? tj

Mr. Charles Thompson brought i'rona Washington a fine Irish setter for Mr., R.G. Heryey,

enjoy a little hunt. He ha* a wherein game abounds. -.1.-%i1 M. A. Dolan, Mrs. A. fit'. Fouts arid Miss Mamie Fouts have gone to Cincinnati to attend the Exposition.

Mrs. Capt. D. D. Wheeler, her moth?* er, Mrs. Deming, and Mrs. Demas D^na ing leave to-day for New York, tfe*-

Mr. John Burk, who was yesterday badly hurt by jumping from *-stftcn .train near the nail works, sufffered^tnaeltf^ r-«{««»« T«K« pain last nigtt. His hip bone is broken

and he will be confingft tome timfc at his residence on Soutl\ 8th street Miss Maude Mercer was awattied the special premium offered by Mr. Titus for the best emhroidered slipper uppers. Mr.

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T. has "lajd himself ouv'aij.the language •Amanda am

of slang, to make the prettiest {fetf eif shoes to pay the premium that any lady 6ver wore.

THE impression has gone forth that John Paddock has retired from the boot and shoe business altogether ."Such is not the case by any means. He has only sold his interest with W. H. Greiner & Co., in the store in Ohio street, and is at the old stand, No. 407 Main street, opposite the Opera House, where he and Walton Purcell keep the Urgest, best se lected, best and cheapest stock of boots and shoes ever offered in Terre Haute. If you don't believe it call around.

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COURT HOUSE ECHOES.,

From Thursday's Daily. ESQ. COOKERLY.

Harry Wallace, aged seventeen, wis arrainged on a charge of house-breaking. He plead guilty and in default of $200 was sent to jail.

REALEST ATI TRANSFERS. Geo. W. Hyler to Jas. Case, 15 acres in Harrison township for $3,000.

Chas. P. Staub to Mary A. Warren, part of in-lot 114, original plat, for $3,* COO. '--"V?

MAYOR'S COL'RK

One plain drunk.

Ja^ E. Mc6rew and* Alice

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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. The commissioners adjourned this morning. They will notjne^t again until October. *y?

FrontVriday's .. A RBI AGE

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ham,"'' Erastus Burt and Mattie Harper,. George W. Leek and Priscilla J. Kidd. j- h. i, From Friiay's Daily.

I MARRIAGE LICENSE^ None issued. I REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Edward and H. C. Gilbert to John

Jame9, lot in Gilbert place, for $297. Martha {.and WM. T. Read to Frances O. Fioeb, 38 acres in Prairie Creek township tor $200. Sarah E. Ball to Frank Gilman, part of out-lot in city, for $1,300. John B. Ferrand to Steohen Ferrand, tracts of land in Sees. 16 and 17, Prairie

Creek township, for $200. From Saturday's Dally. 1 ADMINISTRATORS APPOINTED. Thtf following persons have been administrators:

Geo. E. Pugh, of the estate of Jas. R. Tiilotson. Catherine Frey, of the estate of Henry Fre.y. ,,

REAL'«CMTATE TRANSFERS. Robert M. Hqlman to Albert Burnham, in-lot'/, Budinot's subdivision for $1.55°'

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Jas. G. and Maria A. Burt to Matilda, Waterman, In-lot' 13, Butt's subdivision

Jas. A. Gibson to Ralph L. Thompson, hal£. jp4qt 212, origjripl p)af, for i7oo. Vff£ i-'• 'J'« ri# lop her

$700. VM.-•: Harrifer'Payne W-

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(3tter

Kennedy, who was appomted CIRCUIT COURT.

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for &00.

Judge Rhoads on the bench.' The case of Brown vs. Hampton is on "trial this afterneon. The attorneys are Eggleston for the plaintiff, and MWck ©f the Idefens3. ^jsver&l judgments were^tajcen and ^aB^s disposed of. 1 MARRTAGE LICENCES. ..

R!ichaid Scott and Levipja MoQuewy' Wm. H.Jfritch^jtt and hou6er. Wb ,executor^

Vf m. F. Otte has been appointed executor of the estate of Heinrich Otte, deceased.

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REil. ESTATES TRAKSFJJRS.

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not feyen 23 years old«artd 'is urirnarried.

y. Patton to

John J. Roach, in-lot 12, Pres ton's sub., for .. ff $, ^200,00 Ella Gregg toChmty El Shcpla-, 1 acre in section 33, Harrison township, for '30O.00 RaJiel and Mary B. Wilkins to -/t

Sfeth L. IngleI 29 acics'l^sM tion 2%, Neviris township, lor 400.00 B. M«iia« id J«-eri4iah•W? ^^lii^P,UftRwe3AillW»il«l« II oney Ureek township, for 300.00

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beift Kihg to Thonrtas C. Anderson, part of out-lot 12, frpnt on Chestnut street, for M. D. Gro*erman to M. G. "j Jencks, patt bf.Ift^l 90. gfifin'al plotj for «J '$1

600.00 rr: 5,702 50

Fr»m Tuesday's Daily.

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Col. W. E. McLean lias returned from the East.' rt a a

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Leroy Clark add Dora A. Combs.

Daniel Warner and Margaret C. Smith. 'Oliver F. Lee and Lydia Ann Leforge

GUARDIANS.

The following persons have been appointer guardians. W. H. Griener of Harry C. and John. G. Griener, minor heirs of Margaret A. Griener. Bond$300 with D. C. Griefler, Jos.1 M. Wildy is sureties.

N. B. Kennett, of Belle Sassen, minor heir of Edmund M. Sassen, deceased. Bond $2,00 with F. M. Kennett and N. S. Holmes as sureties.

Louis A. and Adelaine Guerineau, of the estateof Mary A. GueriAeau, of unsound mind. Bind with E. S.(Early and C. E. Hosford as syreies. y. fJP© Wednesday's Daily.

The case of Bazelle Milton vs. I. & St. t'. iBilroad suit tor $80 damages in! COtr-

Sheriff Louw Hay has gone west la (Sequence of plaintiff's horse being run ''fahti

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by a railroad train. The case was taken under advisement by the court and yerdict rendered in favor of the plaintiff for the sum asked.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Wm. Pettet and Sallii M. Goodwin. Edward C. Smith and Sarah E.,Gariefi.

Walter A. Workman and Susie E. BoadWee. REAL ESTATE ^TR AKSFER^'

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Greiner to

John

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dock, undivided interest in lot 42, Gooking's Add. for $ 400.00 ^Iu08. Camper and Margaret

Taylor to Harriet E. Strange, 4 acres, in section 26,1 Otter .» Creek Tp. fQr

Schuster

m. Gordon, io^ -Rcres sec. 8, Harjiton Tp. Martha and Wm..

Wm. De Lisfe, W E.B. Cole ttt jli north hilf It tq^i'i auib. for

IT SEEM*IMPOSS«BM

That a ramed

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llOD, to., BUVIUU UIBMIW marvekms and woadetf Hi eares as Hop Bitter* do, bat whan old and mmuuh jriet and poor, Pastor and Doctor, Lawyer and Sditor, all testify to having «eea cored by thf m, you most beueve and try them yourself, anil doubt no longer. See other colamn.

TERRE HAUTE MARKETS.

GRAIN AND FLOUR.

Terre Haute, September 25, 1879. CASH RETAIL PRICES. vVHEAT—85cfults 90c mid. FLOUR—Common, $5.75 tamily, $6.00 patented extra fine, $7.50 per bbl.

CORN—Car corn, 26c wagon corn 40c per bushel. OATS—20 to 22c per bushel. fe.YE—-

45c

per bushel.

HAY—-Jaled, $11.00 per ton loose on wagon, $8 to id per tor*.^ BR.AN-H35C per wt. S ,r

POP CORN—Choice, 25c per peck J-. ., ff -r

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CASH RTNUT PRICES.

COFFEES—Laguira and Giolden Rio choicest, 25^.per lb Old Gov. Java, 30c Prime Rio8,t, Marfcabo, 25c good, aocts fair 20c Mocha, 35c., Common Rio 12% to 15.

The above quotations are for green coffee. ROASTED—Choice Rio, 20 to 30c Javas 35c.

TEAS—Imperial, 50c, 75c to $1. Oolong, 50 to 75c Gunpowder, 75c to $1.25.

RICE—North Carolina, 8c. STARCH—6c. HOMINY—Hudnut's, 3c per lb or 15 lbs tor 30c Maizone, 20c per box gritz, 3c per lb.

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SUGARS—BroWn, extra C, 10 lbs., $1 C, 12 pounds, $1 Molasses 9c per lb. White--Coffee A, 10 pounds^ $1 Granulated, 9 pounds for $1 pulverized^ orciushed, 9 peundr for 1$ New Ot^ leans, 12 to 13 pounds, for $1.

MOLASSES—Drips, $1 best syrup, 75 good, 80c sugar house, 60c sorghum SQc per gallon.

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6AR0EN PRODJCE.

CABBAGE—sc to ioc per head.. ONIONS—40c per peck. NEW POTATOES—^eachi blows aoc per peck.-

DAIRY AND POULTRY. CASH RETAIL PB1CES.

.. HONEY—New country 20c &F gl CHEEjbE —New York dairyK 15k: E S 1 0

POULTRY—Choice spri old, ?5 dressed, 3k for choice?

Dried peaches, good halves, 47%' ..quarters, sc. 3 Pcel»!

^3 DRY FRUllt.

I3)i !7Kc«

D«^d apples, 15c. Drietl prines, Turkish, 6@8c.

French, 12% to 15.

IMPORTED FRUIT.^

ORANGES—30c^to 50c|per doz. LEMONS—r?cc to 30c per doz. COCOANUT^--7oe per doz. RAISINS---15C per lb choice layer 2 ocper lb*

FI©3-^Layerl,2gt l^Egs#25j. 'f ALMON DS—Per lb,' 20c to 30c. FILBGRTS—K.. 14c to 20c. BRAZILS— *VI 9^' FFYI| "0ATE1S—Golden 15P, Affiwn 20c

EJPJGILSH WALNUTS—25c per lb. CANDIES—Mixed common, 3c fine French, 30 to 50c sticks 12c 'r lb

ANANN AS—$3.85 to $5.00a bunch retail |oc a dozen. jfjP^CA'NS—Louisiana and Texas, gc western, 7)^. —iiaiwn -.www•

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MISCELLANEbUS.

HIDES—Green slaughter hides, 8c Green salt,,^ dry fiint,ioc^. SQEl^Sr-Cflover,

OOL—Tubbed, 30O 35c unwashed ed 25327c. CANDLES—TaJJow, stj|r, p«r pound 20 cents.

COAL OIL—Per gallon^ 15 to 30c. GOOD CLOTHING WOOL-21 to 23 cento per lb.

GOOD COMBING WOOL—22 to 25 cents per lb, tub wash wool, 30c to 33c per lb.

"r MEATS. CASH.' RETAIL PRICES.

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SHOULDERS—Sugar cured, lb plain, 5c per lb. BEEF—Dried, by the piece, 15c per lb small cuts, 20c.

LAMB CHOPS—i5@Ti%c pei lb French chops, 15^17^0 p£r lb. BREAKFAST BACON—10c p«r lb,

MUTTON—io@i2^c per.lb» VEAL—1 o@ 15c per lb,.

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PORK—Fresh, 8@ioc P4&lb,„ COlCN BEEF—s@^c per lb BEEFSTEAK—io@i2#c per lb. HAMS—Winter cured, uncanvassed, L2)jC per lb plain, 9c per lw.

LARD—ioc. CLEAR BACON SIDES— VA 8c

MARKET TO-OAF.

CHIOAOO.

By Telegraph.}

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WHEAT—Held biKberjfLlOXl 11.12 asked» With Mmesale*. OOftN—Firm:Mo. 14

OATV-FlrmST082c. "i WHISKWT— Active anl Arm J106. PORK-Held at |8J5. LAKD-FIrm |5.7i'X. BULK MEATS— Strong-r shoulders, held at $8.75 short ribs, sold at |5: short clcar. $5.20 asked.

BACO if—Firm $3.75^5.13^(^5.87^. ^EW UTOBK.

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Nxw VOHX, September M.

COTTON—-Quiet 11 wo. FLOUR—Quiet receipts, 18,000bbls sales, 14,000 bbls t5.lito5.30 commoa to extra stats and western. ?5.0ftJ$5.60.

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KYE FLOUR—Firm 13.00^8.90. WIJEAT— Feverieb receipts,850,000 sal4, 20J U'O: Ni. spring, Oct. fl.80.

It YE—Quiet, CORN—Lower aftil active r^o&Ipbi, 1M.CO0 sases, 300,000 J3(^'J5C.

BARLET—Nominal. OATS—Quiet receipts,SB,030 sales, 33,000 33h®35c (or mixed western 33)t(912c for whlto.

PO RK- Dn 11 19.00(39.10. BEEF—Stea-iy. LARL)—Easjor W.4J. BU rTER—9@27c.

CHEE»E-6lSllc. WHltJKKY-fl.caau#. 8DGAR-eji®:o. ,s

ST. LOUIS.

By Telegraph.

ST. ~tovis, FITEPTE'MBIR SI/

FLOUR—Demoralized largely lower to sell. WHEA.T—Opened higher ant in some in stanccs advanced, but broke alu*r oa)l, and became macbdemorall£8d Xo. 2 red. fl.iSX |l.lO\'wlth sellers il.08tf oash »l.lKg)I.08i forOcc: [email protected] closing $1.09)^ tor seU ler Nov |l.i«[email protected]^ lor Deo No. 8 de, I1.06MIL05X.

COKX—Lower slow future 85c cash and Oct to 88){etor. 8S^c for Deo for year.

OATii—Lower and Stow. z5c cash 36 to 26c for Oo 26){ to26£cfor Su? WKc for Dec: MKe for year. •.BYE—Lower

680

BaRLEY—Dull: unchanged WH13KEY—Firm 11.07. PORK—Lower |9.87X dry salt meats, too unsettled to quote.

BACON—irregular and lower aribs, $5.50 clear, (6.75. LARD— Lower $5.90astted'15.85 bid.

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NBW YOKK, Sept. M.-60LD. $1.00. »t» a, A HUSBAND'S SOLICITUDE.*

From Figaro.

"What is the matter, Alfred? What you find so interesting in the river thfct you stare at it is so fixedly?"

My wife is in bathing and took a dive from that boat out there, and she has been under such a time that I'm getting uneasy."

How long has she been under?" About two hours—it wasn't quite 3 o'clock when she went in.'?

BLBWSHKS upon tho Femlnlne Countenance, If of a complexlonal nature, saeedlly xanlsh when GLENN'S dVLPHca COAP IS useu tp obliterate them. Plmpies.olotohes, moth patches, roughness, redness, tan and freckles are invariably banished bjr this incomparable clarifying agent. Brnpttve ailments sores, cutis, liru's^s, sealds ah ottyr affections and ii juries of the cuticle are likewise removed by It, Sulphur Baths, have long been renowned as ttoebest remedy for skiu diseases, rhenmatlsm and go»t, GLjNN's SCLyHtJE So A? in every respect as efn^a eioiis, and iaf cheaper. By opening the pores, and promoting a vigorous superflclai circulation, this exoellent nrtMe contributes to the hottltli o. the entire syeicm as, well as to that 01 toe cuticle! S'nw'.M lhxroductlou to public notice it has rep« «tedly bebn eommentHdby tlie iuedi »»l j-rftfesslon aiyl press, and fevf external Bpcvill^ nave wca such f'golden opinions" ^Odi airclis^jS. It prevents obuoxious disease* at WelL as remedies ihetn, aud .asu Ccdts c'othiBg and

persons whose hair is ttlinhingeut in consequence of drvness of the scalp. Those who hare used ointments and liquid? without avail for the cine of cruptloiia of an ob-. Btinate character, will Had, it tiiej try it, tnat Glenn's Sulphur Soap removes scjrbuiic complaints irrtitacdiatile by' less effleacious means, and prevents the recurrence of sueh disorders. For bleaching fln« articles of needlework aintall kixids of white woolen, cotton and lmeu fabHes this aiHjJis superior tck any article that can be Asedj^or the

Sold ly Drugglsts. Price 25c. cake. noX (8 (iakes) .6 0., Sent' bv maiil, prepaid. 0.JS. *«rti»eBton, Prop'r,

1 00{receiptof price. 7 Sixth Avenue, ew York lilil'a Hair ana Whisker Brown. 50c.

PICKLfe PORK—sc JAM STEAK—15c. #EARS-^Catifornia, 5c to .ioc apiece. PEAS—30ca' peck. if. BE ANS—60c per peck. ^r BUTTER—aoc to 30 per pound. CUCUMBERS—20c 30 per 100. APPLES—40c a bushel.

CHiC AflO, September 34,

WirUlA1!—Ejjdtcd openea strong ~and a

BARLEY—

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Jan. ... lower f9JMX cask fS.56

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CtKCUfNATt, September 21.

FLOUR-$US««.M.

MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS

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Dandruff oa by

Dje, Black

SHERIFFS !^ALE.

James E, ^yeth and Ernest

Meissel, I am ordered to Sfll the following described real estate, situated inVigo County, Indiana, tOTw:t:

Lot'number "twenty three' (23*) irt t-he subdivisipn of forty-four (44) acres and two (2) rod8 off the «ast side of the qrest half (ot* section twenty two (23), township twelve (12) north, range nine (9) west, as known and designated on the recorded piat, of said subdivision, made bv the said Chauncey Rose,' June 15th, i860, in Vigo County, Indiana,, and

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SATURDAY, 'THE UT^ DAIF OF OCTOBER, iS79 between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P.,M. of said day, at the Court House door iA Terre Haute,! will offer the rents and profits of the abote described real estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, to the 'higbeist bidder for cash, «nd upon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said order of sale and cc bts, 2 will will then and there offer the fee ample, in and to said real estate, to the highest bidder for cash to satibfy the same. ovTtiis 25th day of September, 1879.

LouiS HAY, Sheriff.,

Tennant S Thomas, Attyi. Pr.'s fee $8., w.-..-.

DK J. K. |CGKEW. Office and residency .ffrcr Hooriet's drnc

jto. 220 Main Street, j- .j Xorth of the yublic sqaare. Office hears, 8 10«« arl •s.*'et» S IN»aa.

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A complete record of thejoanetof General U. 8. Grant through IrMaoii^Aaia. and Africa, with graphic deaennttpas of the places visited, interesting laembtf, en tho Mastic ovations by Bmperors and King*, illustrated. Price, fXW. Outsells all other books. Teiritory rMri.ily taken. Ageats wanted. Forshee MeMakin, Cinciaaati, O.

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REMEDIES.

The success attending ithe use -f th sogreat remedies in the treatment of aff -o'.i oi of the Skin and Scalp with Lossot fcU:r astonishing. From every p*rt of tha

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try come tne most grate/ul acknowledgementa of what might be CAlfe1! miraculous cares. Messrs. Weeks & Potter extend their, thanks to all who havo spoken a good wor i: for Cutlcuta, Cuticura Soau and Cutlcura Resolvent, and will thankfully receive re-f ports of new cases wherever they ocour.

And Liuba. Obliged Wgo abent. oa Cruteb«a. A Wunaerfal W Oars. {i:

Messrs. WXAKS A Pom*: Gentlemen,—Iu nstlce those who may suffer as 1 'hare uffered, and as 1

grateful a#t r.owleditemant

si the cure 1 have received from the use of outicura Remedies, 1 Voluntarily make the rt# iollo wing statement:—

I have had Salt ItUoum on tny body ami', on one leg in a very aggravated form for aigbt years. So kind of treatment, or medicines, or doctors, during *hu ttmo. did me any permanent good. My friends inMaiden and elsewbers know that I havo

been a great sufferer, and that my condition. ut times has -en such a* to make me despalrof ever lielugable t» flnd a cure, or o^en a relief, in fact, when 1 began the use of Cutloura, my limb was so raw aad tenderthati could not bear my weight on it without the skiu cracking and blee'lue and was obliged to go about on crutches. commenced to usethe Outlcnra in \pril, and ^v: at once realised it* beneficial "ff«ots. It gradually drew the inflammation and humor to tne surface and. as last as It appear-' 'r cd. healed It. At times large quantities would oome to the surface, causing burning heat, inflammation, swelling, and itching, which, under the constant use of Cuticura, would rapidly subside and heal. Kach- •.ft-. time these outbreaks grejv 1cm and less severe and finally disappeared, leaving me perfectly cured. I used the Cuticura five months and took tho Resolvent most of the tin.e, wbloh were the only remedlis I used* I thiok the resolvent a very strengthonintt aud purifying medicine to take In su-h extnme cases as mine, because the disease is 8) weakening t.o the sysrom.

Very gracefully yoor», TitRS. It. BROWN.*

Maiden, Mass., Oct.

18,

Editor New Orleans. I'icayune: Sir—a 3in*e the fall of 1N7, up to the last tiire, weeks. 1 have been troubled with and era 0 tion of the skin, which the doctors call by various names, but which is generally kntwa. by the name »f fictema or dait RheumS The principal plaee of attack was my hand which at times, especially during the winter time, were very sore.

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j. ECZEMA OF THE HANDS Cured* lutereatlttg Letter frsui a' ,we(l knswn Atterney. it.'* "1*H '»a k'fUm ii- ar t,: m, I ...'-i'fili,.. ,*• A-,.

At times the disease threaten to spread 'f from my handa and envelop, my who'e uodv. Doctors huve been consul ed in Philadelphia,

Wsalilugton, and in thin city, with nu more success than atem|Mraryr ilef. After considerable expense, aiid much pain and suffering, I had come to the oonclusion that Xw^ouid,as the saying goetf, lia^e to grin and

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Abiut four weeksagj 1 read InVis Piqay- .j,.' uari the advertiseiheut of Ijuticura, (or sa.e ,» by.enr well-known dyoggrst,'Dir.'Lyons, and resolved to try if 1 purohaStAI a fifty-cent box,and bsforeit was half ed the disease had f-omnlctcly dlaap near ed. and I feel cer t«tn tnat thine is hp rmiiient enre.

My object in Sending yu »hts letter is to k(t kuvi «B UMrthur suitircTs idie/valne of Cuttchra, and thus benefit, if ever so lutlc^ suffering humanity. Tours truly, a*. P/OARROLL# 1

AtKrney and Couuseil6t at hswt

est'on, cure Dj tramps, and Pains, atn^

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By virtue of an order uf ^ile issued from the Vigo Circuit Courts to me directed and delivered, in favor oi Josephus Collett and Firman N«ppert» executors of the estate of Chauncey Rose, deceased, and against John Kunz, Samuel F. Flaid, Jr., Elizabeth Flaid, SamuejL. Ejaidlm Sr., Jas. Finley, Williaqi B. Griffiih, Geo. Heinl, Charles Weidel, Cesar Rossell, Jefferson Springstein, Herrpan Hulman, Robert S. Cox,

filarial Diseases. For W^|k and Sore Lunge, Palpitation of tvii rfoarr. Painful Ki ineys, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and sciatica, they are th^ b'ist me ly in the world Oetthegeauino.

3S fc|imp St., New Orleans, He3,25, W78, r.

The CuTictJBA RXMXDTKS are prepared by WXKKS A POITBH, LhemioU And Jrugglsts 860 Waahlngtbii gtiout, Boston, and are for sate hy all urnggists. Priced CcrtcuKA, ",f small noxM, 59cuntsc lasigebokesv |1. RCSOLVENT, fi per bottle. CfnoCBA teOAP. 25 oents pcr^cake, *vmall. So ceots three cakes 70 cents. ..

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ADMINISTRATOR'S .NOTICE OF S A E Notice is hereby gtrffrV^tiat twill tell at public auction oh ThuVsd^y, the 16th of Ott. 1879, at the re-idence of Mary Carter, late of* Vigo "fidtmty, deceased, all hfcr personal prcrprry, consisting' of one horse, one bugg^y, one set of single harness, lot of nayy 'ftbusehold and kjtcheri furnitore, and' other articles too .tedious to .mention. A1 credit of ten months will be givfen op all sum? over three dollfrj, the purchaher' ^'ring note with, apprbr^d surety, Waiving valuation apd appraisment laws. ..

S^pt, 2id, 1879. ALE*. ROWAK, Administrator.

No. 11,5x5. State of Indiana, County of Vigo, in the. Vigo,'Circ6it Court. Lottie Crowle'y, vs^ FlArance A,

Crowley, in divorce* Be it kndwn, that, bn t^e 24th day of Septemlier 1879, it'was Ordered bv the Cbnrt that the Clerijiiotify by publication said 'Fldrance A- Crowley as nonresident defendant of the pendency of this action against,him.

Said defendant ft therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action against him and that' the same will stand for trial at the Noverpbcr term of said court in the year 1879.

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JOHW K. DUKKAM, Clerk.

Tennant & Thomas, Pl't'SPs Attys.

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Sept. 22d,i87Q.

Notice is hereby given that the under*, signed has qeen appointed administrator oi the estate of Mary Carter, late of Vigo Conntv. Decedent's said estate is supposed to bs solvent. ...\hXXX. RowAH,

I aft? Akninistntor. £i

CINCINNATI IA* SCHOOL.

Tbe 7tb Annual Term of tfifr Mil begins October 16, 1879, continues 7 months. Terms first year, $30 second

school and co —$60

For Catalofue^or CircuaildroM the Dean, flUFUS KING.

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