Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 December 1879 — Page 5

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PERSONAL. irrom Thursday's Diiily..

Mr. W. H. Paige has gone to Charleston. ,,

Mr. Mailt Shryer hfte gone to Greencastlc.

Mr. liasler, of the True Democracy, is in town. Frank A. Paris was in Indianapolis yesterday.

Miss Josie Smock and Mis* Mollie Sibley are in St. Mary's.

Frank M. Mills, the mail carrier, is spending a few days with hi» friends in Indianapolis.

Rev. S. S. Martyn and family went to Columbus. Ohio, to-day via Muncia, where she will visit Mrs. Thos. Harper.

Ntr. Mcl'arlane, who ha» been runi#ngt.he switch engine for (he E. Ic T. H. Rv.. is down with inflammatory rhei ma^tinm.

THE friends of Mr. JShepley say that the hogs he took from Brown had originally belonged to him and had not been paid lor.

judge Perkins, of Indianapolis, is still very lovy, and his death is expected every moment. Me is still unconscious and cannot last much longer.

Mr. and Mrs. W, C. Isbell left last evening for Chicago, to be there a few days, then return by way of his parents.' home, at Kendalville. Ind.

Mr. J. G. Kietz received a dispatch this morning, from Denver, stating that his son, Julius, is very low witii typhoid fever. Sir. Iviet/. left tor Denver at once.

E. Rosenbaum, advance agent of Mad-' lime Rcntz's, novelty combination is in the city, making arrangements for the appearance of that company here on the iSthof'this month.

Messrs. Buff and Danaldson, attorneys for the defense of William Taylor have worked their case very tkillfully and have won quite a point should, the man mj either hang or go for life.

From Friila.y'a Daily.

Mr. J. S. Clarke is in Vermillion.

.Mrs. Slate went* to Indianapolis to day.

11. G.' Ellis is in Indianapolis to day.

Mr C. B. Shoot has gone to Harristarg.

Philip J. Cole and wife, of Brazil, are in the city.

R. H. Irwin, Brazil, is at the Cerre Haute House.

Mrs. Wm. Mack will go to Indianapolis to-morrow.

Ed. Feidler has been confined to his bed with rheumatism.

Mr. Bart Brutnfiel is out again after a second serious attack.

D* E. Williamson. Greencastle, is at the Terre Haute House.

I. C. Jones New York, is a guest of the Terre Haute House.

The John A. Stephens,

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iroupe is at the Terre Haute House.

John Shugnie is quite ill at the residence of his father, in the Fifth Ward.

Mr. C. A. Q-akes formerly of this city is now at Chicago where he is keeping house.

in the Haute

Tom. J. Collins of Toledo, is city stopping at the Terre House.

Rev. C. R. Henderson will lecture at the First Baptist church, this evening, on "Chemistry."

D. N. Taylor, of the law Arm of Taylors & Mitchell, is expected home to-morrow from his trip to J^oui|^ana.

JamesF. Johnston, Rockville. H. ,C Peters* nr.d Henry Brand of Eugene, are at the Terre Haute House.

W. H. Alexander, Danville, W. N. Stewart, Brazil, and J. S. Peters. Newport, are registered at the Terre Haute House

Mayor H&Vens is recovering from his recent severe illness, und is now able to be about the house, ^e will probably be up to his office in a few days.

Gen. Chambers, Davis family and other sweet singers at Dowling Hall tonigtit Admission only JO cents. No

Sody.

eason will be turned away.. Come every

lion. J, Milton Turner, .ex-minister to Liberia, will lecture at the A.M..12. church nest Tuesday evening. The subject will be, '"Africa and the Republic of Liberia.''

Dr. Jasper S. Stone, lofrmerly a Vigo Countv physician, is now located at Racine, Ohio. The doctor i« doing splendidly at his new home, and has the best practice of any physician in that section of the countr\.

C. E. Vandever has covered himself with glory in the Taylor murder case, by hiR excellent service in hunting up evidence. Some of the most important witnesses for the state were found out bv Mr. Vandever and he displayed able skill in doing so.

From Monday's Oai.y

Hon. B. W. Hanna went west to-

^a-v* &***«$, kfit v'H. Franlf lieinig is ju6t out after an illness,

Robt. S. Cox Was in Indianapolis yes terday.

Mr. Frank Barton has gone to Indianapolis.

Itev. B. Mills, of Shelbvville, Ills.j is in town to-day, ^*4,^

Mrs, M. A. Hartman is in Prairie City attending to some legal business during the week.

Ebenexer Do wan, of Honey Creek township, has returned from a visit to Bloomington, lud.

A. W. Smith, book-keeper for Slaughter $ Watkins, went to Montezuma this morning on business. j£j|Mra. Kretz, of north Fourth street has gor.e to Denver, called thither by the dangerous illness of her ton Julian.

John J. Price, Crawfardsville, J. W.

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Tate. Rockville, and J. W. Soyth* Indianapolis, are at the Terre Haute House. :v

John Littlefield, editor of the Messenger, and H. C. Bell, a prominent attorney of Marshal!, are cjoippcHft at th« Hotel de Terre Haute.

Thomas Taytor, adVance agent of the Florences, is in the city. Mr. Taylor last year headed the Boniface "Soldier's Trust" combination.

Mrs. B. J. Dix has accepted a position as tttle«tnan with Wm. Wilson, known as the Fair, No.

325

Main street, to

commence next Monday.

D. N. Taylor, of Taylor and Mitchell, the lawyers, returned Saturday srom a ten days trip through Louisiana and Texas, where he went ori legal business.

Mr. John W. Goose, formerly bookbinder at the old Journal office in this city, is now established as a steam printer, binder and ©lank book manufacturer, at Paducah, Kentucky.

Kroin TueMdav'e Daily.

Major

lr. M.

Barbour

in the city.

Mr. Charley O Boyle went to Mat toon last night.

Messrs. Thos. Gist and )no. Turner went to Paris to-day.

B. S. Black'.edge, editor of the Montezuma Era, is in the city.

Miss Helen Jeffers arrived in thj city at

o?clcck this afternoon.

Col. T. II. Nelson has returned from Louisville, where he attended the Grant reception.

Miss Flora Werner returned th'is morning from three-month* visit to Brooklyn, N.Y.

Judge C. F. McNutt will give the Friday evening lecture this week at the* Baptist church on the subject "Modern Literature".

Judge Perk'ns, of ^Indianapolis, had -a serious relapse yesterday and is sinking rapidly. It is thought he will not live through to-day.

Mr. B. Leavitt, manager cf Rente' Minstrels, wnose lithograph in at present displayed in the show windows, bears a striking resemblance to Will Duncan, of the Express.

Capt. W. W. Payne has been appointed general agent in this cfty for Crawford's Automatic Anti-Freezing attachment. Orders may be left in carfe of Dr. }. P. Worrell.

Hon. J. Milton Turner, ex-minister to Liberia, will lecture, to-night, at AMen M. E. Chape!, on South Third street. The subject will be, Africa and the Republic of Liberia."

Mr. A. A. A. Reynolds, who had his thumb mashed while making up number ten freight train in the

& St. L. yards,

yesterday morning, has left for his home in Hartford, Mich.

Will F. Arnold, assistant postmaster, and his wife departed last evening for a two-weeks pleasure trip to Philadelphia. This is the first vacation Mr. Arnold has had for a long time.

Prof. F. II. Brennecke will remain in Terre Haute until the istot February, at which time he leaves for Indianapolis. He starts his last class of j^vppjUei? jji .T, H. to-morrow afternoon.

Mr. W. B. fuell thinks of adopting at the Terre Hante House a new gas machine. The Lelanas, proprietors of -five hotels, have the new arrangement in each of them and pronounce the results highly favorable and the saving very-sat is factory.

Frooi Wednesday's Daily.

Mr. Minshall has returned.

President W. R. McKeen is out of-the citv.i -Vv

General M. C. Hunter Bloomington, is

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the city. /,

Miss Mary Feidler is confined tO'her bed with diptheria.

Mr. Alexander Prentiss jr. of N$w York is in the city.

Flem.R. Neal, City Marshal of Marshall, 111., is in the city.

Mr. Geo. Thomas, of Rushville, will 6pend the holidavs here. ,u W .:**?•

Mr. Schmidt, jeweler, is putting mew1 dials on the town clock.

Mr. Bart Brumfiel is in Richmond, Ind.. He will return Thursday.

Eli Perkins (M. D., London) was at the Terre Haute House last night.

Mrs. L. D. Sirronia left yesterday, to yisit her 6i«ter at Palestine, Texas.

Joshua Jump, a prominent attorney of Newport, was in the city yesterday*

Mr. Cole, of Cincinnati, agent of the Amazon Insurance Company, is in. the city.

L. T. Orman and J. S. Steele, of Rockville, are guests of the Terre Haute House. ""V?-

Mr. W. H. Valentine, formerly principal of the High school was in the city to-day.

Mr. Jacob Hyler of South Thirteenth street has had hi* «orrel mare stray, away or it has been stolen. r,» a.

Rev. C. R. Henderson went to Fountain county yesterday afternoon to attend the funeral of a friend.

Misses Mary and Anna Sheets cf Indianapolis were in the city last evening and left to-day for home. „y ,f

Mr. H. S.Julian assistant general manager of the American Express, and Mr. Sloan, of Chicago, are in the city.

Mr. Wm. Mahn of Erlanger's 6hop, left last night for Tampa, Florida, on a health trip.and to visit his brother-in-law, Mr. Mugge.

Misses Annie Hamilton, of Marshfield, Ind., and Cora Moore, of Philo, Ills., cousins of U. R. Jeffers, are in the city for the purpose of attending the concert to-night.

Mr. H. S. Richardson has imported some exquisite Palissy 'ware and some beautiful specimens ot terra cotta ware.. He never had so. many such elegant goods as now*

Wm. Gravatt, ot the neighborhood of Mt. Rose school house, hat a house and an acre of ground which he wishes to

I From Thursdty's Daily. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. The following were the

HfB TBKKK MAt^iE WEEKLY GAZETTE!

sell or trade. It's .a good chance for a man that waBts'jf housfc.

H.C. Smart, advance agent cf the Frederick Paulding Combination, is in the city making arrangements for the appearance cf that combination in thin cit 011 the ^4'h and 25th in*t. "The Fool's Revenge" will be produced.

Marshal John H. Kidd was yesterdayallowed $100 by the Countv Commissioners, as the reward for capturing Taylor. This with the

$2no

paid by Sheriff Hay,

makes in all a reward of $300. The Marshal is to be congratulated for his luck in securing the rewaid.

Mr. Geo. E. Farrfngton recently received a'telegram from Col. Maplesor. a-king him to telegraph if, in his opinion, the Opera House could be filled on a certain night in February at three dollars for reserved seats. He is» going West with the great opera troupe £t that time, and would like to stop over here one night.

Mi*. F. arifcwered him that the dale he wants is already taken, and ihat he was in doubt whether a large enough number of people would pay $3 for a seat to make it a success. This is very probably true, and on the other hand the rate is as-low. perhaps, as so large r. party can be brought here for.

COURT HOUSE ECHOES.

BILLS ALLOWEI.

I'atrick Osborne, poor, It. L. Kail, pnlili liuil(llitf8,......... Domeatloo 111 Poor Asylum, Max .Joseph, Pour Asylum

Ellsworth, 40 acres in section 21. Sugar Creek township, for

The case of the state vs. David Whitford and Wm. Miller, for robbery, was then called. These two will be remembered as the men who were arrested short time since by Chief Stack and Ed Vandever for robbing Edward Murphy at Greenup, 111. Miller plead guilty and was sentenced to two years imprisonment. Whitford first plead not guilty and stated he would be ready for trial next week, but iipon being taken back to jail he said he would plead guilty which he did, and received a sentence like Miller.

Michael Owens and James Adair were arraigned on a charge of grand larceny and both plead not guilty. Their cases will be tried next Monday.

David Morrison was sentenced to the county jail for ten days .for stealing rubber coat from the Bronson House.

Simeon Woods, for provoke, was fined $1 and costs. V|" THE GRANDJF^

The grand jury adjourned this after noon returning 47 indictments. CIRCUIT COURIT.

The casts of Elizabeth Sibley vs. Abram Sheets, suit for three years wages, is on trial to-day before a jury.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

:The Board to-day are -making their .quarterly visit of inspectiondf the County Poor Farm.

I MAYOR'S

COUR2",

Alice Davis, keeping house of.ill-fame, $6,90 stayed. May Wallace, inmate, $6^0 stayed.

AnnRomine, drunk, $7.9(3 committed. Chas. JFerran, assault and battery, 16.9a committed.

Wm. Graham, drunk, $6.90 ,committed. Lily L»ve, drunk/ $7.90 commit ted.

ft£AL j£$TATft TRANSFKB

Harry C. Glbert to Phoenix Foundry .& Machine Works, und. ot in-lots 171 and 172, Rose's add., for $ 5,000 -06 Francis H. McElfresh to same, same, for Dora and Chas. E. Barrick to

Murder Libel Robbery and Larcenv.. i'erj ury Rape

17 00

.. 60 65 172 if) .. 22tU

This being road day the board is examining matters connected with the roads of the county.

MAR HI ACE LICENSF..

Robert Frakes and Anna Komine. Harvey H. Larkinand Mary E. Saulsbury.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Jacob Lawterbach to Michael Lawterbach, in-lot 8S, Rose's 8ubdiviori for I Orange D. Miller toJttiHard M.

1,700 OO

300 OO

From Friday's JUily CRIMINAL COURT.

Taylor was arraigned this morning before judge Long, to receive hia sentence The court read the record of the case to the prisoner, and asked him if he had any legal cause to show why the sentence of the court should not be pronounced. Taylor answered "No," and the court pronounced the sentence. Taylor then asked if he had a right to say a few words, and upon the court answering in the affirmative, Taylor said that the sentence was a little' too heavy and he hoped the good people of Terre Haute would assist him some day in get ting him rf pardon. He-further said that the most of the testimony against him was true, {but that ofiUlricb and Watkins, whose testimony, be said, was false It was with difficulty that Taylor could say these few words, so great was his emotion. The prisoner was then conveyed back to jail under heavy guard

10,000 00

Thos. J. Griffith, part in-lot 19, of sub. of sec. 16, Harrison tp., for Edward H. Bindley*to Catherine H. Smith, w. half of s. half in-lot 2, in out-lot 64,

800 OO

Farrington's sub., for From Saturday's Dally. THE GRAND JURY. The Grand Jury adjourned yesterday, returning 47 indictments, which, added to the 11 indictments returned before, makes a total of 58. The following is a complete list of indictments returned: Blackmailing 1 Arson False pretenses Grana larceny Petit laretmy Carrying conoealed weapons Assault and battery Provoke Disturbing meeting Retelling Selling 00 Thanksgiving Day Dose waking UeSabbattT. Beiliag on Sunday HUlag to Minora

1,500 OO

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Total. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.^' isteumpfle and Welte were granted a license to sell liquor.

The board yesterday made their quarterly visit of inspection to the Poor Asylum. The board express themselves as well satisfied with ttie management pf the asylum.

The following are the HILLS ALLOWED. L. Goo'lman, jr.. It Co., poor

|1« 25 I 00 41 5' 14 00

Peter MoKenoa, ruins au] bridges iVilson Naylor, oor........... E. l. llarvey. specific, IndianapolM oentitittl, looks ami stationery W 60

O. Boyll. poor any lu 00 Frank Armstrong.specific 75 ,. MAYOR'S COURT.

Two cases tried before acting Mayor Cookerly this mprning. RBAL ESTATK TRANSFERS: John W. Davis (assignee of a os to re

Fischer, in-lot 130, original plat in-lot

44,

Day's add.

in-lot

block

of Burn-

ham's sub., and in-lot 8, Collett's sub., for $ 30 00 Geo. R. Goodwin io Obediah S.

Goodman, pt. sec. 16, Otter Creek tp., for 25 60 Wm. M. Ellsworth and Orange

D. Miller to John Bradford, pt. sec. 16, Otter Creek tp.. for 3.000 00 Joseph Gilbert to Millard Kidder and W. L. Kidder, south half out-lot 25, city, for 1,3^5 60

From Monday's Daily, CIRCUIT COURT.

The case of Carithurs vs. Carithurs, suit to sell property, is on trial* MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Jos. Ellison and Elmira Tennis. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. The following are the

BILLS ALLOWED.

Wm.lTremont, poor 17 CO A. It. lIusHontr, do 34 00 J. U. Allen, county oflleer 272 00 N. Bol'ind, poor 27 00 Dan Lynch, do 94 00 Isaac Ball, do 99 85 Patrick Hlckey, do 5160 Bartlett Bindery, books and stationery 10 00 J. Q. Button A Co., do '. 18 40 Jas. F. Quigley et. al., inquest 1510 T. B.Johns, roads and bridges 06 00 L. F. Perdue, poor 697 14 V. F. McNutt, services 60 00

MAYOR'S COURT.

Richard Kimmery, drunk and disorder ly, $6.40 committed. Wm. C. Carroll, drunk, $6.40 com mitted.

Robert Allen, disorderly, $6.25 discharged. Geo. W. Pickett, disorderly discharged.

Richard Curley, disorderly, $6.25 pa id REA'L ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Williard W. Clayton, to B. F. and I. H. C. Royse, pt. outlot 1, 120 feet front on Seven'.h street ands hlf, in-lot 1,

Sibley's sub., for I4000 00 Mary M. and Alexander French to Oliver Stalv, hlf in-lot 15,"

block 20, Tuell & Usher's sub, for 450 00 Samuel Reeves to Mary Kadcl. in-lot 1, Mattox sub., for 1500 00

CRIMINAL COURT.

The trials of Mfchael Owens and James Adairr. which were to have*oc-' curred mis auemusn, were postponed for reason of the absence of an important wilness.

From Tuesday's Daily.

$"*•*** CIRCUIT COURT. The case of J. B. Meyer vs. jfamee Ronan is on trial, to-day, Messrs Hendrich and Mayer for the plaintiff, and Taylor and Mitchell for the defendant

VJ] MARRIAGE LICENSE. Toscph A. Humphries and Hannah Smith.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. The following

,r BILLS

were allowed: F. Franx, poor $ OO L. Jaobson, do 1000 Jas. F. Quigley et. al., inqaest 12 00 Newton Kogers, one quarter's salary.. 80000 Frank Armstrong, specific.. 10000 Wm. Miller, criminal 50 Louis Hay, oounty otteer 4S05O

Geo. W. Naylor presented a bill of $2,250 for services'as overseer of the poor from 1869 to 1874, wfaich was disallowed at the last session ot the board. The board voted to again disallow the 'bill, and Naylor,' through M. Hollinger, his attoney, gave notice that he would appeal the case.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Lewis Hay (Sheriff) to Christopher Lutz, pt out-1ot 1, cor. Fifth street and It. R. ave. for $204 So Mary Parsons (guardian) to Jas.

T. Parsons, int. in in-lot 3$, Parson's sub., for 1 Jas. T. Parsons to John Beat, pt. -t in-lot 38, Parson's sub., for 500 00

I front Wednesday's Daily.. MARRIAGE LICENSES. George Liston and Emma White. William Ray and Ella Pierce.

MAYOR'S COURT.

John O^Conneli, drunk, 740 committed. Humphrey Green, drunk, 4.50 paid.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Samuel E. K. Fisk to Josepiius Davis, 20 acres in eec. 35, Prairie Craek township, for $ 500 00 Louis Hay (sheriff) to James

Black and C. M. Thompson, pt. hlf in-lot Wilson's add

Louis Hav, conntv officer'.. Uhas. T. Barton.. V. was unanimously ap-

he follow!

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proved: Ordered by the Board that hereafter no bills.be ailovtred for any repairs or betterments to or on any public building of Vigo county, or for any furniture or fixture for an\ county office, without having the written consent of at Iea6* two members of the Board/

TERRE HAUTE MARKETS.

Terre Haute, December iS. 1879. ., GRAN AND FLOUR. 'JASH B£TAI PRICKS. WHEAT—1.2? fults $1.33 med. FLOUR—Common, $6.50 latnily, I7.00 fancy 7.50 !patent $8.00 to $8.50.

CORN—35 cents. OATS—33c per bushel. RYE—45c per bushel.« HAY—Baled, $17.00 per ton loose on wagon, $16 00 per ton.

BKAN—70c per cwt.

POP CORN—Choice, 33c per peck

6R0CERES

it .'W Vfe CASH RETAIL FR1CES. COFFEES—Laguira and Golden Rio choicest, 35c per lb Old Gov. Java, 30c. Prime Rios, Maricabo, 25c good. 20Cts fair 20c Mocha, 35c., Common Rio 12)^ to 15.

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

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

RICE—North Carolina, 10c. STARCH—6c. Corn, 15 to 20 Silver Sc to i2)£c Gloss, 12^.

HOMINY—Hudnut's, 3c per lb or i5lb8tor30c Maizone, 20c per box gritz, 3c per lb.

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SUGARS— Brown, extra C. 9 lbs, $i C, 10 pounds, $1 Moiasses 50 and 75c per gallon Maple, $1.20.

White--Coffee A, S)£ pounds $1 Granulated, 8 pounds for $1 pulverised orciushed, 8 pcundr for 1$ New" Orleans, 10 to 12 pounds, for $1.

MOLASSES—Drips. 75 best syrup 75 good, 60c sugar house, 5 sonjhum 50c per gallon.

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GARDEN PRODUCE.

CABBAGE—2c to 7c per head. ONIONS—40c per peck. POTATOES—Peach blows 40c to 43 per bushel. r« •142

OAIRY AND POULTRY. h*\ CASH^RETAIL PB1CIS. HONEY—New 15 to 20c per lb. California, 25c per lb.

CHEESE—-New York dairy, 25. EGGS—15 toi6c, POULTRY Choice spring (live) $ij to $2 00 per doE °old, $2.00 to $2.25 per doztdressed, $2,00 to 2.50 perdoz

Turkeyf, dressed ioc per lb geese, 40 piece: ducks, 20c to 35c.

IMPORTED FRUIT.

LEMONS—30c to 50c per doz. ORANGES-—40 to 50c per doz. PEARS—California, 5c to 10c apiece COCO ANUTS—75C,per doz. RAISINS---15C per lb choice layer aoc per lb.

FIGS—Layers,25c kegs, 25c. ALMONDS—Per lb, 35c to 40c. I FILBERTS—

3oc.

BRAZILS— 20c. DATES—Golden 20c, African 20c ENGLISH WALNUTS—25c per lb CANDIES—Mixed common, 20c fine French, 30 to 50c sticks 20c p'r lb

ANANN AS—13.85 to $5.00 a bunch retail 50c

dozen.

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for ^15 27 Hiram M. Sheets to Marion A. Sheets, 140 acres in sees. 10 and ii, rrairieton township, for

4,00000

Olive Gilldtois to James O'Boyle, 1% acre* in sec, 23, Honey Creek township, for 300 00 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS BILLS AL-

LOWED*

Dennis Barret,poor 97 69 John W. Hall, rMds and bridges.

38 o*

Wm. fntaost, poor a 50 Dr. A. D. McJobisoa, poor 11 p. Oaborne.poor. Collek Berry, pooraayloia.... John W. Wllsoa, poorasylos.. H. Hulaaa, poor asylum laaaeBall* poor asylum

8e N

10 00 t0 18 9m

ic I 11

PECANS—Louisiana and Texas, 29 western, §cl ,,. V*»

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MICELLANE0U8.

HIDES—Green slaughter hides/ QC Green salt,9^ dry flint, 13c. SEEDS—Clover, $4 $4.^0 timothy $2.50 to FJ/OO.

WOOL—Tubbed, 30® 35c unwashed ed 25@27c. CANDLES—Tallow, star, per pound 20 cents.

COAL OIL—Per gallon, 25 GOOD CLOTHING WOOL—21 to 23 cents per lb.

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

ORy FRUITS.

California dried peaches. 2ocr'-'f"^.

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Dried peaches, sood halves, C^c. choice halfst 12^. quarters, 5c. peel, 12^ Dried apples, 5c to a 5c. Dried prunes, Turkish, io@i2^'c.

Ji.french' l5

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MEATS.

CASH RKTAUL PRICJKS.

9= P*t

SHOULDERS—Sugar cured lb plaint 7C pc lb BEEF—Dried, by the piece, lb small cuts. 20c.

1 per

LAMB CHOPS—1548i3£c pet French chops, I5@i7£c per lb. BREAKFAST BACON—12c per lb.

MUTTON—io'@i2|^c per lh. VEAL—io@i5c per lb. PORK—Fresh, 8gioc per lb..CORN BEEF—*@6c per lb BEEFSTEAK—io@i2»c per lb. HAMS—Winter cured, uncanv«sse&> I2#c per lb plain, 9c per It.

LARD—ioc. CLEAR BACON SIDES— lie. PICKLE PORK—8c. HAM STEAK—15c BEANS—60c per peck. BUTTER—20c to 30 per pound. APPLES—80c a bushel. PORK TENDERLOINS—ioc PORK CHOPS—ioc. SPARE RIBS-gc.

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

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MARKETS THIS OAf.

By Telegraph.! W CUICABO. ixecember i~. WKFAT—si.sr cash fl.38,^ for Jan. f)r Feb. tXJUN—Firmer 40^ *uh 40?,'.t for Jnn 4«i,cfor Mjy.

A. RLE Y—87 PORK—firm 8li60*asli 812.for

WHISKEY—$1.1*. -s I'fl.

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By Teieitraih/ n. CINCINNATI, Deaombcr if. FLOUK—Steatly W.25®6.tO for family for fancy. "A

CORN—Dull high mixod, 41 No. a cash, 44c Jan., 48e atked May, 18c asked 47Kc Md No, 2 white, 44\e.

OaTS—Nominal.

W HE AT—Fina tt^3®l.W. 1:0UN—3toadv «l@44o. OATi—Firm 88®4lc.. PORK— Held timer no buyers. ,r LAlt!)—Held llrmer 00 buyer-. Hi: LK MEATJJ—QuWf: BACOK—Quiet. 4 OKEKM MEATS- Dull iliovildors,|4*.^ 'J«ii, 0 ha 7 ,. .WiUSKBY-Lnwer I1C9.

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INDIANAPOLIS KAKKBT. UNIONBTOCK.YAKI)8, December 16.

HOGS—Uecelpts, 0,UQ4 head: shlprcents, 205 bead. Market opened dull and s.ow, and continued the same throughout the day. Sales wore made to both packers anrt shippers. the latter to a limited extent. Fa ,r reoeipts of medium uuallty. AsaorUsd heavy •hipping selling at »4.70, assortotl heavy pacVlng selling at ft.40C44.60, but sales gean erallyatf*[email protected]. Closed dull some unsold: Prime heavy shipping Heavy packing Lightand mixed packing Uommon light paoking

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tn.77^ for Feb. LAttl)-atronger *7.S0 cAsh ?7.85 for Jan .40 for Feb. -s

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WHEAT—l)ull No. a red Wabaah seller Doc., 11.87V .Tan..$1.80 asked Feb., 91.41J. March, |l3& asked No. 3 red, $1.28 asked.

IVEW YORK. jf '..i1, N*w YORX. I)jceuibcrl7.

By Telegraph.]

COTTON—Nominal 12»ofor middling uplands. FLOUlt— Dull: receipts, 28,000 bbls sales, 12,000 bbls [email protected] for oommon to extra Western 14.16W7.70 for roHnd hoop.

RYR (TLOUR—Firm $5.10®8.75. 1 WHEAT—Sprlng.nominal winter, 1c bettor fairly active receipts, 14,000 sales, 120.000 No. 2 red Deo., $I.M 'i. 11YK—Firm stato and Canada, #7i*.

CORN—Dull recolpts, U0,000 sales, 34,000 61@05o for Western mixed. MARLEY—Dull No.2roweil state, 7B®7tw. 0A.T8—Dull receipts, ao,000: sales, ao.ooo 49®50Xo for mixed Western,80^51 Tor white. roitK—Firmer $12.60.

BEFF—Steady. L.AUD-Ashade llrmer $».«». ltUTTER—14@85c. CHKEME—7@l8o. p. VVIllHKEY—$1.18.' SUU AU—10c for granulated^ 1

vr. IOIIS.

By Telegraph.

ST. Loris, December 17.

FLOUR—Firmer: XX $3.0.'K«0.r.80 XX fC.UO —0.00 family, $u.06—0.10 choice to uncy,

^WHK AT—Baltlmoro No. S red, $1.8SK cash $1.!18X®1.»9X for Feb «[email protected] for Marcii No.8do,$1.2-r

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CORN—Higher cash and D'c.:^',® 87ofor Jan. 38^0 for Feb. :W^c for March., OATS—Higher 8«X@88ic cash,

RYE—Dull: 80a bi-i. altLEY—Quiet cholee|85e. W-f WHKSKEY-Qniet 11.11. PORK—Firm $12.80 cash $12.75for F"ij. LARD—Dull: $7.15 asked. DRY 8ALT MEATS—Firmer. BACON—Dull cribs, $7.20@».25 c.*ar, $7,87»[email protected].

LIVE STOCK.

l'rices un-

CATTLE—Uecelpts, 03 head. changed: Good 1,200 to 1,400 shipping steers Good 1,000 to l.lOOshippingsteers Good to prime heifers Medium to fair heifers Common 709 to M00 belfers Bulls Veal calves Cows and calves

30.00fe40.03

SHEEP—Receipts, none shipments, none. Price* unchanged: Prim« ISO to 140 lbs shipping 30@3 85

Election Notice.

Terre Haute & Indianapolis R. R. Co,£ ^Secretary's Office.y VT

Terre Haute, Ind., Dec. sth. 1879. The annual meeting of the stockholders of this company will be held at the general offices of the company in the city of Terre Haute. Indiana, on Monday, January

5th,

1880, between the hours «f

ten and twelve A. M. for the election of seven directors to serve for the ensuing vear, and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting., GEO. E. FARRIN«TON»

SecreUrv.

Ettray Notice. 7^'

Taken up by William A. Johnson, liying in Honey Creek Township, Vigo County, Indiana, on the 27th day of November, 1879, (a red roan milch cow,, lett horn off, with leather strap around the horns, supposed to be nine years old. and appraised at iwenty-flve dollar* before Henry BoyII, J. P. foHN K. DURK'AN. Clerk.

Ettray Notice.

Taken up by Jo Hu* Reckord in Lost Creek township, Vigo County. Indiana, on the 18th day 01' November, 1879,

NOTICE.

County Bonds.

Three days after "presentation I w'.l pay the principal and 6 per cent premium on all out standing Vigo County bonds.

f*Mc{ •-Y

white steer with a ied and white neck and head, having wide and heavy horns supposed to be two yeara oli past, appraised at $15.00, December 4th, »79, oefore Walter B. Dicke son, J. P.

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JOIIN'K. DURKAN, Clerk.

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NEWTON ROGERS, Treasurer of Vigo County.

Jonas Strouse. Dealer in Grocerieiand Proriiiou Liquors, Cigar* and Tobacco. Corner of Second and Main streets,

Terre Haute, Ind.

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