Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 November 1879 — Page 7

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ONLY MEDICINE

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aradeveli wtth the hnmora ax pelted naturally.

KIDNEY-WORT alt Utene I neglect

will reatore the healthy actio: leatrojriug evlia, will be baa tbemandyoowUlllro buttou.. lltooaaMB nave been cored. Try It aad you wttl»dTooemore to the number. Take It. and health wiiioneemoregjaadeayonrheaifc

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1879.

AN exchani negro boy in

^ays: A one ['ugusta has sav cd foui

persons from drowning. This is nothing however, for Dr. Bull's |Cough Syrup has saved thousands from coniumpt|g.

THERE are some half dozen or more bad boys in the Fifth Ward, who play truant during school hours, and frsqnent the alleys in the interim—throwing stones and missiles of every description at the old persons, and at the same time using very profane, filthy and obscene language. We would call the attention of the police^ to these youthful transgressors,

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The Pr«MBi Property ta tee »ai4 and a Raw VMUflce Mailt

From Than lay's Daily. A,.

Last night the appended articles pf agreement were passed by the respective congregation* of the two Presbyterian churches in this city:

First. The two churches to vote on the question of union on the basis of mutual confidence each in the other, trust ing that each will vie with the other In doing that which will promote the interest of the United Church,- leaving the individual churches, as such, aad their members, as such, entirely out of the question, and thus leaving the settlement of all questions that may arise, such as the disposition of the property, the place of worship, the election of officers, etc., entirely to the United Church, every one binding hipiself to abide by the decision of the majority without murmuring.

Second. After the churches have voted on and adopted this basis of Unions let a meeting of the Presbytery be called! upon the joint petition, of the sesaions, fof the purpose of granting its permission td the two churches.

Third. After permission has been given by the Presbytery, let each church select three of its members to act As Trust' ees for the United church, to whom the present Trustees of each church shall convey all property, personal,and reai, in the manner provicfed by the statues of the state for the union of churches, and after these acts have been fully consummated the churches shall cease to exist as First and Second churches.

Fourth. Th*t the new church 6hall proceed to organize on an equitable and charitable basis, electing a full corps of officers from the membership without rer gard to past Incumbents, adopt and establish all needful regulations, by-laws, and rules to carry out the objects of the organization—having in all these steps due re&ard for the spiritual welfare and harmonious action of the church.

Fiflh. The new church shall be known as the Presbvteriafl church of Terre Haute, Indiana, and snail worship in one of the church edifices owned by the church, as may be determined upon by the session, until a permanent house cSf worship may be secure.

Sixth. That the Trustee* shall, as soon as practicable, dispose of the real estate of the Church oh the best term possible, provided the same shall not needlessly sacrificed, and from the p: ceeds thereof and ttiCh other funds may be received for that purpose, a ne church building sbali be erected on som convenient and centrally located lot,

deemed best to dp so. Seventh. That it be recommended

extend a call to Rev. Edward W. Abbey to become the pastor of the United Church.

The two congregations met Separately. The First church adoptfd all the articles unanimously except the seventh. There were twenty-two out of seventy vo.es against this seventh article, those SO voting in the negative explaining that they did so in no spirit of objection to Rev. Mr. Abbey, but In the belief thft the selection of a pastor should be left to the church when united. The article was adopted.

In* the aeeotrt stapofctneeuoff^the tides were all adopted by unanimous consent, except the seventh, which was carried by a handsome majority though with some dissenting voices.

Mr. Abbey desired that the seventh aragraph be withdrawn, until hearing rom a messenger that the other church had passed it. ^ii-

H&LLOWMN.

From Saturday's Daily

PBANKS ALL THE WAY FROM INNO-

over the city there were merry parties whose members refreshed their memories for superstitious devices, and had a rol-

pf the but k. by repefition. .If there any precinct the w(y whtt Alhe iidtS did Wt wlH formly burn, the GAZETTE would like to have the returns.'

their Wky^'liraR| A lluihdoffUtt.1 It makes mMv ttiile think a bogk could see much jBtrt^weftV pranks of this sort undlf he nad DO memory of his own youth he might be incredulous. It's this reooUectioK tbft savea many a mah from being wnrwaoBabie ,'w boys. The GAWtT» peopifc. Ukjfei irtat ^i^ny othgs who cato^t» toi»n to this thomi^g, were surprised and atiiazed to thetr signs missing. One lamp post was ludicrously decorated wtth a flew gates and a plow suspended from the cross bar uiider the globe.

who takes the liberty "on sic a night" to BREAK his neighbors gate, or otherwise DAMAGE his property or who sees any Teal pleasure in such performance There was a good deal of this sort of mischief done laat evening.

BREACH 0&VROMjISE. Christina' Petri, Wife of John Petri, who, it will be remembered, was killed bv Morgan some ten yeara since, has

against one George unur, claiming $2,500 dunages. Her complaint, which was filed yesterday afternoon with the county clerk, alleges that ^George promised to marrv her last June, but broke his promise by yesterday marrying a Miss Mary Mirch.

THK sale of reserved seats for "Fatinitxa,', will commence.. Monday mornjng at Button's.,

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Visit to VbfetaM* uA ,f¥l if ftnlliftft.

The Cowrty Look* ing up an 0M Bill. 171

Some FngnwBtary iBemarks About Solliran,

Frona Friday's Daily.

The board of county commissioners, accompanied by Charles T.- Burton, attorney for the board, and a GAZKTTP ambassador, went to Vincennes and Sullivan yesterday. Several years ago two young men named Thompson, living in Sullivan county, committed some offense tor which they were prosecuted. A change cif venue was taken from Sullivan to Vigo county, and also from Judge Pattferson. The case was tried with Mr, Viehe, an attorney at Vin-j cenhesi on the bench. The expense^ of the suit, amounting to about $i,2ooj were paid by Vigo County, and tnoney ^as ne^er yet been ^refunded Sullivan. An effort is now being ma by our Commissioners to recover The trip to Virtcennes was made to Mr. Viebe, the acting judge in the case, and that to Sullivan lor the purpose ot pushitig the matter. All was done thai could be done tit this time. The Commissioners of Sullivan object to one of the items of the bill, but it is hardly probable, when the matter is pushed, as the Commissioners intend to push it, that payment can be refused. The m6ney claimed is what was actually paid out by this cop$y»^ when it is recovered we have merftly secured t^e real outlay) more. The Comlast night \rtd

only that and

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Last nightaNcpoaplic»ted-case nsla

is known perhaps, tome nine' mue8 track on this road is laid throogl town, and west of it, extending tn| t*ro townships. The. iron this furnished By Hie Indianapolis rolling cotripanv who have a mortgage bh th iron. L«st December the Commission ers placed a jUxHloA 6f the Subsidy vol br these two Townships on the tax duplicate. On tiie strtngth of that action active operations1 wtere H»egun. Ata later session the Commissioners rescinded

session their cate. General road, appeared

trifle monotonous

But while youfig jftetv mod maidens

MCELTRMH.

the Circuit

Court.ia session vrfth Judge Patterson ori

nu«1»*the°f

among them J^agc^S.

rGobtins,

John

T.Scott and John E. Lamb. When court is in s&siof Sullivan it meantj business. $ oceedings begin early in the morning, cotttlMit until dark, with a slight intermission for dinner, and then( after a hasty supper,re-commence at early ca^d|e-light and keep up till bed With the witnesses of a dozen cases (that tftay be tried during the day on hand and Waiting for their turi the spacious court room is crowd) most Of the tjrtie. While the jury out ae^ib^ratl)^ on a case, a half dozen moreor less, are disposed of by. the judgfc. and so the wheels of justice grind fast and'fine.

act, Teceiver of Hie by Judge Gookins, his

attorney," and wanted that tax placed oh the duplicate. The Indianapolis rolling mill company, represented by Aquilla Jones, of Indianapolis, son of Aquilla Jones preside! of the company, and John C. Briggs, of SpttsMA, waaMtto foreclose their mor Wage aW take jn the iron already lai^

Sewrll Coulson anjd

ommjimwfnt Sullivan, represen ing a number of creditors of the rom I, laborers and others objected to having

many-aided Suit was set down for hearing on the 6th of November, and the court adjourned until next Tuesday, tl

4toking good time together. A ^rodig-lludgefoming home on the night traif ious amount df chestnuts weftT eatfcri.* #nn6ns who tor several years wOuW be si ihfeatoMrlftp^e of

alt the ^d 'b^ldd,t

belttdOiced to do anything, while, being roasted on the fire, but lie stupidly still and burn—an ev

haw not been in Sulliva a surprised 11 the placf. House, formerly a

The old court house, former

square twe^ story building, and one of the

end, and, surmounted as it is by a handsome cupola, is really a very stately itok&sg Wiidlng. The county office 1, though not commodious, are weHl arranged and convenient, while the co roomitaelf is large, light, and admira1 adajf^d-fbr Its purposes.

VOI1

Trie Opera House which Sullivan now possesses is one of the neateat and prettiest little theatres one will see in a jour* ney of many days. It is in the Conventional shape of a theatre auditorium, wi' circular rows of seats rising to the reai Thet^ is ooe gallery, which is quite Jaj|cione^ Jjtjialighl^d with gas and is sypplSfd W1U1 attractiye scener. Itf aa',0,building of whi the citizen^ of Sullivan well be proudt and to which wise in their day and generation will yield

livan majy 1, if they are ration, they

generous patronage

.. There being no City Court, as herfe,

Everything done lat night was neither theJuMauJilhe Peace try a larf funny nor innocent ^is dnly^^a vandal

numbera^RenCes,

which here occupy

the time of the Mayor. For examples, Mr. Perry Blue, the leading Justice of the Peace in Sullivan baa an officefitted up wbich will accommodate nearly as many persons as our Criminal Conrt room, and there justice is meted out wittt neatness and dispatch, for Mr. Blue, wth 'that strange infatuation which we sometimes, though not often, see, studied law before he felt himself competent to dispense justice. His example might be imitated to advantage fn larger places than Sullivan. Thc True Democracy newspaper office is one of the features of Sullivan, as the paper is one of the institutions of the countv. Judging from the prosperity vbable it would seem aa if the buainess boom had strnCS: that portion of the journalistic vineyard at any rate and had struck it intending to stay.

In a word Sullivan is booming and the GAXCTTB says: Let her boom.

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•MCUMNM AOVCnSUHMTS

CORORERS SALE.

By virtue of* decree and order of sale issued4taMfc««ypo Circuit Court, to me directed and Velivered, in iavor of Louis Hay, wad againK William M. Hughes, Frank Hughes and Daiay Hughes, I am ordered to sell the following described real eatate, situated in Vigo County, Indiana, to wit:

Lot number one hundred and two (102) in Jewtftt'a addition to the citv of Terre Haute, the same being part of the north east quarter and a^art of the south eas* quarter (j^) of section twentytwo (33), township twelve north, range nine (9) west, containing thirty, four (34) acres as per recorded plat of said addition, in Vigo County, Indiana, and on SATURDAY, THE 15th DAY^JOF

NOVEMBER, 1S79.

between the hours of 10 o'clock A. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day, at the Court house door in Te^re Haute, I will offer the rents and profits of the above described real estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon faDure to realise a sum sufficient to satisfy- said order of sale and costs, I will then abd thete offer the fee simple, in and to said real estate, to th highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

This 25th day of October, 1879. H. EHRKXHARDT, Coroner1. Charles T. Burton, Attorney.

H.C. GILBERT.

yuit Imik

Phenix Foundry

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Macbin? Works

TERRE KAUTE. IND.

Manufacture all kinds of stationary en gines, flour mill, saw mill, and coal shaft machinery. Special attention given td mill work. We are agents for the best quality of milling machinery of all kin French burr mill stones, batting elb scales, steam pumps, leather and rubber belting, head blocks, circular saws gov mors, Stea« Guages, Wire Ropes, etc

Our facilities for manufacturing and "hipping are equal to those of any establishment iht&e west, and we will stand behind everything we do. We have alj ways oh hand a variety of second-hand engines and boilers, which we will guarantee to be what we represent them, Call and examine our price-list and goods before purchasing elsewhere. »j McELFBBSH "IKE

No. 11,580. The State of Indiana, Vigo County, in the Vigo Circuit Court at its November term, 1879. Titus G[

Fish, Edytfn B. Fish and-John CI Huggins, vs. Malachi Kinney and Anderson Railton, in foreclosure. Be it kno#n that on the 27th day ojf October/ 1879, said plaintiffs filed affidavit in due form, showing that Anderson Railton is a non-resident the ataieof lridiana. Said non-res defendant Is hereby notified of the penldehcy of- said action against him, and that the same will stand for trial on the 24th day df December, 1879, at the November term of said court ta the year 1879.

a4 nt ^ident

Attest:-1"-*-JOHN K. DURKAN, Clerk. Scott & fones, Attys for Pl'ffs.

Fanners Attention!

J. 1)1,

whose grocery fs* situated oa the corn of First and Ohio street®, is supplied with ust the goods you want fnti he salts hem on terms to please you. He has ALT MEAT,

TAPtf GROCERIES, I FANCYMMERIEft

and a general line of 44&irable good' Cash paid for oOmAty yroduce.

.Low of

jcpruaAnoMffoe ucaxahNo'ice Is 1 wlllaiiplf the Board ofU#»ibiaaiqBera rtf Vlxooottnti lDdiaBi/A^Uk^MlibMr tena, fw a Hoent to sell "intoxieawir lfquors" in a lea qnaatltytVhaa a «uarft at a tlne^ with ti prhrikieef.allpwinietae saniet» be drawl on my premise*, for one year. My plaeeot bosfneaa and -thedarBiBisee whereon said-

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ot LaXaystto tax\ Fifth streets, tn Te Ifaote, 111 Harrison Townsbfp, in eoanty, Indiaaa^

HABLBUBMS.

Jonas Strouee--ln^ Grooerien and Provisioiu., Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco. Cornfr of Second aad Main streets. J!

Terre Haute, Ind# I

H»thmc»h HH Wert

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Farmers Bay

John

Deere'e. Moline -AND-

ed the highest pre the United' States

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SHBRirrS SALE.

By Virtue of a venditioni sipoiwi tM* from the Vigo Circuit Court, to me directed and delivered, in favor of Idwia Harrison and against fohn L. Thotnaa and William H. Stewart, I am ordered to sell the following described real estate, situated in Vigo County, Indiana, to-wit:

All that tract or parcel of land, lying and situated on the north east side of the Chicago, Danville and Vincennes rail road, the same being located in the north west quarter (J^) of section two (2) township thirteen (13J north, range eight (3) weat, containing ten (10) acrea mere or leas. Also twenty (20) acres' off the eaat side of the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section two (3), township thirteen (13) north, range eight (8) west, all in naid county and state and on SATURDAY, THE icTH DAY OF

NOVEMBER, 1S79,

between the hours of 10 o'clock A.

Court House door in Terre Haute, will offer the rents and profits of tl above discribed real estate, together wii all privileges and appurtenances to tl same belonging, for a term not exceed ing seven years, to the highest bidder cash, and upon failure to realize a hufficient to satisfy venditioni exponas execution costs, I will then and there offer the fee simple, in and to said real estate, to thc highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

This 23d day of October, 1879. LOUIS HAY, Sheriff. Royse & Royse, Attys. Printer's fee, $8.00.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. In the matter of the estate of John Burton, deceased.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an order of the Vigo Circuit Court, at its April term, 1879, and also by virtue of a supplementary order of said court at its Sept. term, 1879, the undersigned, administrator of the estate of John Burton, deceased, will offer for sale at private sale at the office of Allen, Mack & Davis, 318 Ohio streets, in the city of Terre Haute, on Saturday, the 29th day of November, 1870, at xo o'clock A. M., the following described reai estate, situate in Vigo County and State of Indiana, to* wit:

Lots Nos. 14 and 17 in section 16. tc wnship 13, north of range 9 west. Alsa the north half of the north half of in-lot No. 165 also 40-100 of an acre of land, in a triangle, being all that ^art of lot 56 in section x6, township 12 north, of range 9 west, ir. the city of Terre Haute.

If said real estate is not sold by o'clock P. M. of said day, I will then the same for sale at "PUBLIC AUG TION at the Court H'ou»« door, in city, of Terre Haute, Vigo Count' Indiana.

TERMS: One third cash, the resi due in two equal payments at twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser giving his notes with approved security for the deferred paytnents, with interest at 6 per cent., waving valuation and appraise* ment law®. JOHX W. DAVIS.

TERMS OF SALE: One third dish, the balance in two equal payments at Bixaitff hiel** moriths, the purchaa to give htoteswith approved security ai bearing 8 per centinterest.

JJBBBirrs BALK,

'virtue ot a venditioni axpgMjs'sexesq aimed (10m lbs Vice Circuit Om jbs«ieeted aad delivered. IsiavSr of adonal Bank of Twre Haute and a Bencml O. Traeblood, aad Joseph F. ^a'SaSj.*S ^£2! deseribed real mtSE, tiltaated in Ylg» Con ty.Iadlaaa tawit: tie northwest quarter «t tin norttaaSt quarter ef afcfioa teuneen 14, 'Waabto tea.lOaortb, raae* ten £0 west fa aaM«euatv and state,'aa{ on SATUBDAY. Uth day ot NOV*

and protta at tto above desert bed real fis tate, together with all privllegea and a^purtenaaeea to the same belonging, for .a tarm ne»exesedtag»eaea eai a, io the bi|test Mdder far cam, aad nMsiaran to red* lae aaata apflLnent to, saua^ said vaaditioa expoaaresBBBoili and-dbsts. 1 wtu tmn as that* eftrlhe Me vtiop)*. in and te aaj real estate to tfee biaheM bidder far cash

LOUM .HAT, SherlC

H. H, Boodioot. ASt'y. Prtater*a taaM Wv.

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Administrator?'

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Notice is hereby given that on Saturr day, the 15th day of November, 1879, 2 o'clock r. mm 'I Will offei at public sale the following real estate, in Vigo County, State ot Lldiamt, to-wit: A tract Of land commencing at the south east corner of the northeast quarter of the south east quarter of section six (6), town ten (10), range nine (9) west, rnnning thence west twenty four (24) rods and twelve (12) feet thence north nineteen and one halt (io^ rbds, thence ea*t fifty-one (51) toas and twelve (12) feet, thende soutl) nineteen and one-haif (10^} rois, thence east twenty-seven (27) rods to the plaite ofbeginning. In all about six and one-half acres.

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Cent Counter

ant aoouia keep paee pnttlncln Cheap Counaad only complete

Bvery with the timea. ten. I have atock IB t»e

tea. by pntttt

PriCM Bottom Price Li at aad Order Sheet.Tri*

Appucatloa.

C» If. liXHXHQTOV, Wafflantati Bueat. 'Aiv-i OHMMCKk

$2.00—Outfit free

For Salesinen and Can atest and heat thing oa Tove it or forfeit $100. A life-1 at ion. Adrees CWOCSTEII 4 Fourth Avenue, New York."

the Will ait107

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OMiMML AM ONLY UMMfi «VIBRATORM

TUESHW6 MCNIREir.

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MPABTKLOC8 ftr Siiaplleity af Pasta, astav MB ItMttaaoM-telt Utcu«ulB«itiaaeMra. MHUt Clna Work, «kli no Littariac* or BeMlerlnt*. 1NDB Staaa of Saparaten Bad^ "iralu' aB_a«M.)ls Tw*ivaHuM tiie, nd tw* X.TIci*fmmat at Bmm roircrs ta aalcb. VVOB PartlcaUra, Call en ear DtaJars sr vrte t* Ihr tUntfaMS Cim)*r. wktck

For ttle by Mf. F. Walmilay, on

«6u!h fourth street. 1ZI

Ofiltafhaa N satiastssesaafaassa Of/k Fiagrt—a

No. 9,112, snrar»mmn«tii,-County t. Vigo, iti the Vigo Circuit Court) Theodore Hudnut, John S. Beach, anr

RavG. Te«clrt!S, v«. William Mino. and William Green, civil attachment Be it known that on the 25th day of September, i879vfnvai ordered by the court that the clerk noti/V by publication Said William Minor and William' Green, doing buainess under the ftrra name of Minor, Greeiv & Co., as nonresident -defendants or the pendency o£ this action against them.

Said defendants aie therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action against them, and that the same will stand for trial at the November term of said court in the year 1879.

JOitN ft. Curae,

Administrator tit the &tate of Thorn aon B. Cuppa, deceased. ,t Q. T. BuR-rcff, AttoCiO^.

Jwoi**. fintxAN, Clerks

S ud 198

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Bets .fcaown that oa the 99th day of Octobsew im» aatrtptaiasif tlad aa aAdavH la due fam,shewing thaS.aald.leoaldu Ctopln, Aaiaada Cbapn, aad Leonard iB. Ckwia, are aon-reetdeasa of ike Mataof IstfaMr ISM seai HI iwst defeadaata AW hereby nqtiaad of thepaadeney of aakt letlaa agaiastctibeai, aad that the aaaae will at aad lor trial asthe FMtfaart teraa of eaid eean in tha rear 16SS.

Attaat: JOHBK. DUBXAB, dark. C. B. Hoelord. PlVra Atty

NOUCR TO HEIRS OP PETITION it) SELL REAL ESTATE. Notiea ie hereby given that John W. Davii, adminiatratar-da- bonis non, of reaUHrof Isaac Erans. deceaesd, haa the filed hie petition to sell.the real eetate o# theawd decode decedent, hia personal proner tr being inmaflicieot to pay hia debts and thai said petitio«^ *ill be heard on the 1879, at the

coart, 1879.

Vigo circuit

Jean

S^DVBXAK, Clerk.