Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 December 1879 — Page 8

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4. 1879.

SmrnxD AT TB* POST OFFICE AT TKRBX HACTK, IHD., AS 6XCOND CLASS MATTER.

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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth,

Nervous

weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will send a recipe that will cure ycu, FREE OF CHARGE. This great teoiedy was discovered by a missionary

South America. Send a self-address-in envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T. IKMAN, Station D, New York City.

THE reason why medical practitioners do not hesitate to prescribe Dr. F. Wilhoft's Anti-Periodic or Fever and Ague Tonic, is as follows: Messrs. Wheelock, Finlay & Co., of New Orleans, its proprietors, have published its composition, and physicians have approved it because it contains no dangerous drug, and because it invariably proves successful. It is for sale by all druggists.

TFLTE* SECRET KEY TO HEALTH.— The Science of Life, or Self-Preservation 300 pages. Pi ice, only $1. Contains fifty valuable prescriptions, either one of which is worth more than ten times the price of the book. Illustrated sample sent on receipt of 6 cents for postage. Addiess, Dr. W. H. Parker,

LOTTA plays an engagement at lndian apolia next week uK

20—Paul

21—W.G.

Street, Boston, Mass.

Biilnnch

A DEMOCRAT CURED. A leading democrat ot Burlington, Mr* E. M. Sutton, speaks in the highest terms of the curative power of the celebrated Kidney-Wort. It firet cured him of a distressing Kidney disease, and he now uses it whenever tie has any symptoms of biliousness or needs toning up. It acts efficiently on the bowels, and cures the worst cases of piles.

WHEN YOU FEEL MEAN1

9th

and

9th

from

"'f

'THE bills for Barney McCauley were put up yesterday.

THE board of County Commissioners are in Greencastle attending the trial of J. A. Vydragh vs. Vigo County.,

•'OLD SONG—Autumn would be gloomy weather, if we had no other kind •f weather but autumn Weather.

IF you have pimples, boils, calt rheum, rough skin, 6lc., try faLindsey's

Ir is simply marvelous how quickly constipation, biliousness, and sick headache are cured by ''Sellers' Liver Pills."

THE night police force will, from now tfh, be On duty until

5th

o'clock in the

morning. The order went into effect ir last night.

THF best is the cheapest. Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup is acknowledged to be the safest and most reliable medicine tor Babies. Price

cents. ir/*"

A TROTTING and pacing match will be held next Thursday afternoon at 1:30 at the fair grounds between "Lotta H," "Bay Sallie'' and "Skinner Dick."

FAMILIAR as household words—the names of Esterbrook's celebrated Steel Pens—Falcon, Bank and Easy Writer. To be had from all the Booksellers, Stationers and Newsdealers.

SEND tor the weekly Financial Repor of Alex. Frotingham & Co., brokers 12 Wall Street, New York, which is sent free and contains information how, by investing

$50

$100

tjt

1«Theaffair

in stock operations,

^i,ooo is frequently made. •IT EACH day now the force of men who are at work on the T. H. & S. E. rail way is getting the road bed in better shape. The trains run regularly and make good time, leaving promptly at

o'clock each morning and getting here at

o'clock in the evening.

t' r-vit-

3k -^Thk programme and cards for Prof 'f\ Brennecke's grand children's carnival, which is to come oft*next Friday evening the Opera House, are already out.,

promises to be one of the

great events of the season. An admis-

F*on

^ee

5°

a.,

cent6

be charged.

THE following is Collector Minshall's report of internal revenue collections for the month of November: On Lists I 18818 On Tax-paid spirits 1W978 SO On O. T. P. Spirits 5S6 40 On Tobaco-J 144 7S On dears 2417 10 On Beer J. 171127 On Special "t^xes sv. 545 83

Grand Total. $16248500

THE following is the committee of the grand concert. Theodore Thomas mulical director, in honor of Miss Helen J. Jeffers, of our city, on December

1S79:

4th,

take Kidney-Wort, advertised in another column. It acts energetically on the bowels and Kidneys at the 6ame time, and so cures a host of diseases caused by the inaction of these organs. If jou are out of fix, buy it at your druggists and save a doctor's bill.

THE grand jury is at work grinding out indictments. Ir ..

17th,

Henry H. Boudinot, Ed. H.

Bindley, Ben G. Cox, Prof. W. H. Paige, Lewis B. Martin, of Terre Haute, Ind. A. C. Conncly, of Paris, 111. John F. Meacham, ofRockville, Ind. Lyman Booth, of Marshall, 111.

THE NEW DISTILLERY. E. P. Fairbanks departed last night for Lafayette to take charge of the Bvis & Frazer distillery, which was purchased a few days since" by Messrs. Cox & Fairbanks. of this city. It js the intention of the the new proprietors to expend

000

$10,-

in repairing, putting in new machinery, and a still house. Mr. Fairbanks, who will take charge of the new distillery, has been in the railroad business for along time, and his many friends will regret to lose him.

-v.- ,r

INTERMENT REPORT. The following is Sexton Osborne's report of interments in Woodlawn ceme tery for the month of November: 4—Mrs. Virginia Taylor. 4—Infant of Henry Polk. 4—Infant of Emil Teidge. 5—Miss Lula Henael. 5—Peter Liebfert. 6—Child of Charles Benson. 7—Infant of B. W. and S. 0. Hanna. 7—Miss BerthaS. Rottman. 7—Infant of H. C. Pugh. ff V2 8—Infant of Robert Ramsey. io—8on of J. D. Herkemer. 12—Infant of Gertrude Steward. 15—Infant of William Newton. 18—Infant of Charles Nauer. 18—Child of Tho6. E. and Ida O. Pearce.

Adolphus Todd.

Hassell.

21—Son

of J. M. White/' }.

22—Infant

of William Watson*

23—Fred.

Koch.

24—Child

vf'

of Henry Peters:

26—MarvJ.

Coons.

28—Mary

C. Hays.

30—Mr.

McGee.

City Country and elsewiiare

Total

STREET COMMISSIONER'S REPORT. Street Commissioner G^ettso'n Reports the following expenditures for the month of November: Repairing Poplar street, between f1 the E. & T. H. R'y and Twelith street, with cinders

$120.75

Building fence on alley east of Normal school Laying stone crossings Cleaning Ohio street, bet.

7-50

70.12

6th

and

i%k

cleaning Mulberry, bet.

4th

from Cherry to Locust

cleaning nth, from Poplar to Chestnut cleaning

5th,

cost, $1,000.00.

To Louis Leibing, same on in-lot

Gilbert's sub-division cost,

Early's addition cost,

228

$500.00.

To Wm. Joab, same on in-lot98, Rose's sub-division cost,

$150.00.

To Philip Kadel, same on in-lot

$800.00.

There is an ordinance to the effect that every person who shall make any improvement whatever, or build any house

stable, shall take out a building permit from the City Clerk, and failing tc do so that he be fined any sum not exceeding

$10.

Blood

Searcher." Sold by 511'druggists.

This ordinance has not

been complied with by a great majority of builders lately, and the authorities arc preparing to enforce it. Builders to avoid penalty should therefore apply to the Clerk for permits.

STATION HOUSE REPORT. The following is the station house superintendent's report for the month of November: Drunk 32 Drunk and d.kordcrly 18 Transient 13 Disorderly 13 Vagrants 18 Suspicion 9 Larceny...7*u 8 Fighting 7 Slok 5 Assault and battery 4 Witnesses 4 Inmates...... 3 Wandering prostitutes 2 Associating, S Carrying concealed weapons 2 Highway robbery 2 Fast driving 2 Safekeeping 2 Keeping houafe of ill-iaine 1 Runaway boy^ 1 Tampering with prisoners 1 Discharge of firearms, Provoke

Number of prisoners 14S Number of prisoners in November, 1878... 126

OFFICERS ELECTED. The following are the newly elected officers of the Occidental Literary Club

President, J. Rive Vice President, M. A. Dolan Recording Secretary, C. Hornune Assistant Secretary, W. P, Meyer Financial Secretary. F. F. Peker Treasurer. H. F. Schmidt Conductor,G. W. Maher Usher, A. Loehman Warden, F. Roderus Librarian, W. P. Birch Trustees, J. Bernhardt, J. Reiss and J. Appman.

..TRUSTEES REPORT. The following is the monthly report of expenditures of County Trustee Abbott: Groceries, 174 orders 1887 So Coal,23orders 62 69 Boots andSnoes, 11 orders 28 60 Railway transportation, IS orders 19 i0 Wood, 37icords.,:. .. 93 00 Haailng wood 18 76 Burial expenses 12 60 Taking persona to poor bouse 6 00 Clothing, Sordets. 4 00 Dry goods, Spiers.,, 14 00

Total 1645 95 Total In November, 1878 1609 75 Number of applicants 165 Number nelped— 140 Number sent to poor house 5 Number buried in the county 3

CAN PREACH GOOD. No man can do a good job of work preach a good sermon, try a law suit well, doctor a patient, or wrote a good article when he feels miserable and dull, with sluggish brain and unsteady nerves, and none should make the attempt in such a condition when it can be so easily and cheaply removed by a little Hop Bitters. See "Truths" and "Proverbs," other column.

BUYING A DISTILLERY. Messrs. Cox & Fairbanks, of this city, have purchased the distillery of Bevis & Frazer, at Lafayette. This new distillery will be operated in conjunction with the establishment heie. Mr. E. P. Fairbanks, the general agent of the I. & St. L. railway, will take charge of the new branch. h'

THE oyster supper at the Asbury M. E. church last night for the benefit of the Sunday School was a splendid success, netting the school about sixty dollars.

THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY

MEMPHIS.

Its Present Condition—Business Booming but Yellow Fever not Dead.,

Letter From a Gazette «pondent.

MEMPHIS, TENN., Nov.

29,1870.

To the Editor of the GAZKTTK: Your correspondent reached Memphis last night, fifteen days behind time, and not any too late for yellow fever, a.s there are still plenty of cases lingering around the edges. To-day we have spent visiting old friends, and find many who but recently returned home from the North.

To have been a respectable citizen in Memphis this season was no security from a visit of the yellow fever agencies, as a large portion of the deaths were of the most respectable class, and called with all other classes, to hand in their checks, for a final, future settlement be yond the grave. To deny the present existence of yellow fever in Memphis is a wrong and an outrage upon the people who come here by invitations, as well as assurances by the' press of the city, that it is safe and there need be no fears of the fever in Memphis. We visited this city in

1873,

remained here a week, during

the ravages of the cholera were here when the death rate by that terrible scourge numbered its victims from forty to sixty per day and again we returned, the same season, at what was called the close of the yellow fever, and again, by special invitation, we came here Nov.

13, 1878,

... V"

cleaning Eagle, from

4th

9th

cleaning Chestnut, 't

9th

cleaning 1st,

from Cherry to Locust cleaning

Memphis Nov.

from

Cherry *o Chestnut cleaning Main, from

6th»to 7th

cleaning

7th, from Main to Cherry total bill

Total expenditures

257.62

Work on culvert on south First street, at mouth of sewer If

on which day the

press published no deaths, when to our knowledge six deaths and burials were known to have occurred on the

November,

28,

54.50

$510.46

BUILDING PERMITS.

"the following permits were issued last week: To John L. Humaston, one story frame dwelling on out-lot

A. M.,

had reported to us, by a gentleman of standing in business circles, and a man of honor and integrity, that on yesterday, the

28th,

occurred in Memphis. Can the press of this city expect gentlemen to come here, through their influence, and find how the matter stands, and not send eut a note of warning ta distant friends who contem plate coming here at an early date? No warmer friend of the interests of Memphis have they in their city than the writer of this article, but the truth must out, pinch where it will, ana we repeat that the press of Memphis should bear these misrepresentations. And further, we can, from our own knowledge, furnish the Memphis press with the following tacts: That some of the recently returned Memjhians are sojourning with their friends in this city, fearing to go to their own homes on account of the present existence of yellow fever in their immediate vicinity. These reports grate hard upon the nerves of sensitive men from the North. Better, vea. tar better, give us the truth.

The business nouses are condensing their circle. Many blocks are almost deserted, save a few saloons or peanut venders, and yet with all these drawbacks there is not a more generous hearted people to be found any where. That trade in Memphis is booming at present, is beyond a doubt, and that Memphis is one of our very best business points in the South 16 beyond a question of doubt, but unfortunately either the location of the city is an unfortunate one, or, perhaps, it may be attributed to the unfortunate surroundings of the city and not to the city at all, or to both. The reader can make the application to suit himself. ?«•',"

THE EXODUS TO INDIANA. The Southern people seem to be full of the recent exodus to Indiana, especially the recent settlement at Green Castle, and seem to attribute these movements to the Republican party, in order to carry the state in the next Presidential election Though a Republican, the writer has, time and again, opposed the exodus movement. It is a dangerous movement, and woe to the party if they attempt to colonize negro votes by the exodus movement. The mechanic and the laboring man will never consent to this uncalled for competion against the white laborer. There is no class of mechanical labor in the North but what is represented among the exodus emigration. If the negro see6 fit to come into the tate of Indiana by his free will and choice, then we say It is his right, but if through political influences, then we predict the largest majority for the party opposing the Republican party that the 6tate has ever given. Yours, respectfully,

Stone,

TR AVELtH?

THE ELIXIR VIT^E.

Far backward in the dusky mist of timtf,' When Arts, and Learning, o'er the darkened Earth After long ages, rose again sublime

But faint, and tottering, .from tbelr later birth« Men groped obscurely, on that border land

Where Nature's laws were blent with Magic old, And vainly sought to find that wondrous

Whose simple touch turned baser thin go to .Gold.

While some, more darinp, traversed Land and Sea For that Elixir, wbich tnty dreatned, in truth, From age, and death, would leave tbem eycr free, JS.

The fabled "Fountain cX Eternal Youth 1"

Butlo! the Wo rid mores on, from age to age, And Siience tell* v.p, with its voiceserene: "This long sought Talisman is found at last,

Life's great Elixir, wondrous VASELINE.'-

cures in sickness, anu ia health adorns From youth to age, its various virtues shine On every ill it shedB a softening c&Im,

And adds to loveliness a charm divine.

When fai at, and sleepless, with Khenm&tic pains.

Or torn with fell Neuralgia's arrows keen, Hrw like a balm from Paradise it Sows, Soft, soothing, mild, all-healing ASELiNE.

Great Magic Healer of a thousand pains, For Croup, or Asthma, simple, pure and clean, For Colds, Eruptions, 1v onnis, or Cuts or

Barns,

There's nought on earth can equal VASELIKE.

SANFORD'S

RADICAL CURE

Corre-

For

^CATARRH

This may certify that I have been a subject of that terrible disease. Catarrh ef the head and throat, for some 52 years, caused by taking cold In the month of Jure, 1825. The attack at that time waa so severe that tne doctor and my friends thought 1 must die. For years and years 1 hav« been so sick that life has becu a burden to myself and friends It ia naeleaa for me to say how many doctors 1 have tried, hew much mcdicine 1 have taken, during all tuese years of endless suffering, but those who suffer as I have suffered will know that 1 never oeased to look for relief, and to try every remedy that promised it.

In September, 1871, I began the ase of Sandtord's Radical Core for Catarrh. Mo sooner did I begin to use It than my symptoms changed. It cleaved nry threat, It cleared my head, it cleared my mind. It operated on my system in a Way that nothlnc ever before given me bt doctors had done. Hew rapidly I Improved ander the lnflnenceof this Wonderful medicine those who have kaovasie for years can testify. A.nd now. sirs, to make along story snort, 1 will say! would net' exchange the good it has done me for the whole world and all It contains. My memory, which was nearly all gone, has retarnefgain, and I could tell of afflictions I have endnred, |too great for some people to credit. 1 can with a elear conscience and the strongest faith attest to this on the Holy Bible. God bleaa the man who fonnd ent this remedy.

SAMUEL SriNNEY,

Meadow Tale, Annapolis Co. Neva Scotia, Nov. 23,1877 SWORN TO BEFORE ME, This 23d day of November, 1877.

Rev. W

1879,

and have

eight deaths from yellow fever

GEORGE MUNRO, Justice of the Peace,

This is to certifj ify Esq is an ola and respected •nnapoli) County, ith proach.

13th

1878.

And again we reached

that Samuel Spinney citizen of.

ipom county. His reputation as an uprignt and truthful man is beyond re-

A. J. Blakeney, Nictaw, N. 8.

Kev.Obed Parker. Melvem Square, N. 8. Rev. Win. E. Hall, Mel' era Square, N. 8. George Man re, J. P. Kingston, 19.8. Wilson W. Grey. Meadow Vale,N. S, Jacob Xetly, J. P. Meadow Vale, N. a.

Price, with improved Inhaler, Treatise nn'l Directions. 51.00 Bold by all druggists

COLU/Vs

VOLTAIC

The Annihllators of Pain.'

They remove Pain and Soren ss£ 4 They cure Kidney Co rulaint. 'l'hey remove nervous Pains. They cure Spinal Weakness. They strengthen Weak Backs. They cure Strains and Sprains. They absorb Blood Poisons. They cure cue Pains. They prevent Lang Diseases., They are Mfe an'' reliable. They are indorsed by Electricians. They are prescribed by Physicians'

PRICE 25 CENTS.

Be sure to obtain Collins' Voltaic^Jtleotrio Plasters, a union of Electricity and HealingBtlrams, asseen in the above nit. Sold by ill uiuggtst

THE REftOY FAMILY SIMP IMER:

LEWIS'

98 PER CEHT.FURE. (Fatoated.)

aoe of oon tents, aust be dissolved

... inert time, or the

be made in from ten

& poaroto in making. Soap the simple directiooa given can of tUa Powdered Lye is pcfunda at Sal Soda or Washing

jfinth. One can of this Lye will saponify one ponnamcreot grease tarn any other Concentrated j&Mhl ^ffia Lafi^per^oent stronger than any other Lye or Potaah.

Teatlu One to two teeapoanfnls will soften a tub of the hardest water. Eleventh. One teaapocufnl will tharougbly

The beet article far waehfaig Trees. ,.

KAJtTTT ACT USED CWI.Y BT

Q.T.Lewis & tfenzies Co.

pmT.anCT.pma.

APPLICATION FOB LICENSE. Notice is reby jciven that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo county. Indi ma. at their December term, for alicense to sell "Intoxicating liqaora" in a lesf quantity than a quart at time, with the pri i'*ge

of allowing the sane to be drank on my prem'ses, for one year. My place of ousincss and ttevremises whereon siid liquors Mre to behold (ind drank arc located on lot No. lis town c-fWelston, Savins township. Vigo conntv, Indiana,

WESLEf LAKE.

APPLICATION FOK UCEN3K. Notiieis hereby given that I will apply of the Board 01 Commissioners of Vfgo county Indiara. at their December term, for alicense to seli' intoxicating liquors" in a less quantity tnan a quatt at a time, with the privilege ef allowing the same to be drank: on my premises, for one year. My place of business and the premises wherein said liquors are to be sold and drank, are located on the northwest corner of the southeast quarter section 35, township IS. range ninewest. in Otter Crtek township, Viro countr, Indiana.

ihin, Viro county, xndlai M1GHJEL QUINTAN.

ASK YOUR GROCER FOR STRONG'S NEW ROASTED COFFEE, IN ONE POUND PAPERS, THE "OLD DOMINION." IT IS SOMETHING EXTRA.

,5 1

Continental

cF IR E) 1

Insurance Company.

his Company oonduets its huttingss nnntr the new York Safety Fond Law.

Offices

100 Broadway Sew York Cer. Court and Montague StsO (and 106 Broadway, Brooklyn

ontlnental Buildings,

Gross Assets, January, 1879. 13,827, 77177 Cash Capital l,00»\0«i 01 Net Surplus 1038.423 30 Reserve for unearned premiums.. 1,060,384 Reserve, representing other claims and undivided profits *28,965 3

INVKSTKP AS FOLLOWS:

United States feBonds at market valae 91,061,350 00 State and other Bonds and stocks 840.674 so Cash on hand Demand Loans :(on Stocks and

160.798 08

Bonda worth 1881,317} Mortgage Loans ton Real Estste, worth $1,197.135) RmI Estate, ottos buildings in

188,510

008,750 00

New York and Brooklyn Premiums due—unpaid and in

890,000 01

course of collection 143,984 64 Interest and Rents accrued 35,869 61 GEORGB T. HOPE, President. H. H. LAicronr,.Vice-President.

CTBU8 PICK, Secretary.

B. C. TOWMSBND. Secretary, A. D. A.M.Kiasr, Secretary L. II JOHNK. OAKLfcr, General Agent. U. H. DDTCHIB, Hee'y Brooklyn Departme.

HIGHEST PREMIUM AWARDED CINCINNATI INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION, 1879. A fine cut scale given to dealers with each

ELECTRIC

pounds of Summit fine cut or

dered. Sold by

F. J. BIEL, Terre Haute, Ind.

NERVOUS DE BILTY

Yltal weakness and Prostration from overwork or indiaeretion^(is radically and promptly cured by

nvmn

to. a.

Been lu use 3d years, and is the most sueoessful remedy knoirn. Price 91 per visl, easiui remedy knoirn. rrico fl per visi, vials and a large vial of powder for

ta'Wt'KTQTffcltf

U0I PLAN*

$ V,f

FINELY POWJMULED. HIGHLY PERFUMED* The make IS. inS mbratei

Win

Soap

The beet ^eaer nana*,•

are tome of the slraatuef lent Powdered JjnW 96 Per Cent Pill. ttispackedtaaaiTCncanwith

.annoyance, and

with a to get Lye qot It a no you can Mmoretae na ana poor out au the contents, being always ready fee Ateaapoarfnlpr more o»n be

r.: t.

96,

shoes, children ww.*) goods, that we can save you

sent

estage free on receipt of price. [omeouathie Medleine Co., 167 Fulton Street New York.

tvery wound or in-

JCj-W cMLVJJI S^jury, even by acoieat ar any disease, entitles a soldier of the late war to a pension, all pans ions bv the law of Jan. 1878, begin back at date ot discharge or death of soldier. All entitled should apply at once. Thousands who are not drawing pensions are entitled to an increase, Soldiers and widows ef the Kexisaa war are entitled to pensions. Yonr case shall receive prompt attention. Write, at once. Address C.L. nPEEK, U.jS. Pensioi^Attornej^ndiaaapolUi^ndiana^^^

OonblBlac •nd-op^rmtlne manyordan

1 la on* vut aua bu *rery advantage of

capital, with

1 skillfulman*reai«n». I.r^pioDUdlflMmntoii lUTOtmtntaot In $10 M0. Circular, with foil fx-

BENSONS

CAPCINE

Blanation* how all can aim-**! In atock daallo(a,mafled frc*. pabUshH. "OO. LAWB* Sitnet, Naw York. Wa.GaBasTaox*«o..Odd7eUomPBlMk,Columtrai,

ICAPCINE

O^rex 20,000 SruLgrglsts

Have signed the following remarkable paper, (he signatures of which can be seen, at our office .f

Messts. SEABURY & JOHNSON,

ever shown in this city. Our prices are extremely low, having bought gonds without'paying a cent advance. We also have a

Splend-id.

SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of a lecree and order sale issued from the Vigo Circuit Court, to tre directed and delivered, in fayor of The Prairie City Building Loan Fund and Savings Association of Tene Haute, and against John McMahan* Minerva E. McMahan, Richard W. Rippetoe, Fred L. Meyer, Joseph H. Briggs. Abigail Brandt, Emanuel Rothschild, Edward Flick. Stephen Chase and Jantes P. Stoops, I am ordered to sell the following described real estate, situated in Vigo county, Indiana, io-wit:

The west half of the south half of lot number three

(3).

in Farring-

ton's subdivision of the southeast part out-lot number sixty-four (64), in ^erre Haute, VigA County, Indiana, as per recorded plat of said subdivision in Vigo county Recorder's office, and on SATURDAY, THE 20TH DAY OP

DECEMBER,*

1S79,

between the hours of

This

28th

o'clock A. M.

and 4 o'clock P. M. of 6aid 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 barae belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said order of sale and costs, I will then and there offer the fee simple, in and to said real estate, to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

day of November

1879.'

Louis HAY, Sneriff.

W. E. Hendrich, Atty. Printers ice

$8.00.

gHEHIfP'SSALE.

By virtue of an execKtion Issued from the Vigo Circuit Courts to me directed and delivered, In favsr of Wallace A Ringle, and against K. W. Lightfoot as prinoipal and James W. Watts, replevin bail.I have levied on the following described real estate, situ* ated in Vigo County, Indiana, to-wit:

All that portion of the aoutheaat quarter ,'«,ot aection twenty-eight 28, township thirteen IS north, range ten 10 west, which liea north of aline fifty SO feet north of the centre of the track of the Indianapolis and St. Louia rail road rompany'a roau way as no 0 used by aaid mpany, containing forty-four44 acre*, more or less in said couuty and state, and on SATURDAY, THE 90TU DAY OF DECEM

BER, 1879,

between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock p. K. of said day, at the Court House door in Terra Haute, I will offer the rente and profits of the above d»* scribed real estate, together with all privileges and appurtanences to the same belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for and upon failure to realise a sunt sufficient to satisfy said execution and costs I will then and there offer the fee simple, in and to eaid real estate, to the highest bidder for eaih to sat i»fy the same.

This 38th day of November, 1871. .{ LOCIs IIAY, Sheriff, E. D. SeMomridge. Atty. 1 Printer's fee, $8 CO.

apidly. We pay a salary or a libera: comission oa ssles. From S100 to $200 a month cun be made by live men. Rare mance for making money. Adnress— ct mph Vt'fCo. 116 Mon roe St., Chicago

Piatt St., Hew York:

GENTLEMEN: "For tne past lew years we have sold various brands of Porousf Plasters. Physicians ai.d the Public prefer BENSON'S CAPCINE P0R9I1S PLA8-| TEB to all others.

We consider them one of the very few reliable household remedies worthy of: confidence. They are superior to all other Porous Plasters or Medicines foi Exter-^ a us

^.ssoitment

—OF .-W-

Piece fioods for our Tailoring Department^

And any one in need of a handsome suit or overcoat should not fail to call on ns and examine our goods and prices before purchasing any where else. 1

410 Opera House Block. ..

1. GOODMAN Jr., & CO.

JUST RECEIVED AT

-LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF-

per cent by buying ot us.

r,ooo Second Hand Heating Stoves for sale very cheap.

Active part.ei to act as General Agents for the sale of our (specialties. Busiutita respectable. GoO' S sell

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