Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 December 1880 — Page 5

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FROM THDtWDAY'H DAIX.Y. NEW BCIT8. Tii'*\ Ludlow at al vs David Woods and David I). Woods, complaint on note... Hararml and McNnit, jr

CUPIDS CAFKIUS.

County Clerk this week issued pinrriage li ceases to the following: (icurgc.T. Xox and Sophia lleisclman.

George If. TIUC'IICH and Ida Meeker, Ifenry Wirih andSopltia Keuncke. W'JIJ. Cornelius unci Barali Lee. Afi/illifrt Gurney and Geneva Simpson. Wr». FitxgriTafd and Margaiet Dow-

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TJviiinc and Alice E. Morrison.

John ('anilon and Sarah Parrish. Thos. Meyers and Ella Frakes. Jo*. B. Fuqiia and Ida B. Merring. Patrick Sulfonic and Bridget Burke, films. W. Call and Sarah E. Gates. John Med^ock and Rebecca «T. Combs. Albert V. Hector and Einma J. Post.

FROM FItIOAY'8 DA.1IA. CIKOUIT COIiKT.

The case of L. F. Purdue v*. Win. O. ami T. J. Pattou is on trial before a jury to day.

The following are the dates of cases set down for trial this aud next month: liishotfvs. Meissel. Nov. 20

Perdue vs. Patton, 2(i. Kcmblc. vs. Beach, et. al., 27. i'ianigan vs Kyutan ct. al., iSO. Wilson vs Kieth, JiO. liyce vs. Lite Insurance Co. 30. Foilz v* Morgan, 1 ••«-. 1. Abbott vs Board of Commissioners, MS I [aim vs Board of Commissioner:-, •{. ivnabe VH lvussuer, Dunnigan vs Stewart, 0. Harris

Knllrnan, 7.

Brown VH 1tK:kwell, 7. Judy va. llay a/id oher Judy cases, 8. Stewart va Lind.-sey,. Sujwart VH. Surreil, Kussner vs. Trimble!). Graec vs. Lundy,9. Thompson vs. Collster, 108 Caesady vs. Cassady, 11. Hoi ton vs. Hay (two cases) 1«. Hendrix vs. liriggs, iy. Worh-y vs. llcrvey, 14. Myers vs. Sibley, 14. •iuilding Association vt--. Citizen, 15 Owens vs. Modesitt, 17. Smith vs. Hite, 18. Joheph vs. I. & St. L. K. II, 18. Kern vs». Iba invcg, 20. Langc vu. j'.enrcich, 21. Balding vs. Koyse, administrator, 22. Sibley vs. Sheets, 23. Davis, administrator, vs. Shrver, 24. Hogcrs vs. Keith, 27.

MAItllfAfiK UCKNHKS.

John Al oil lock and Kebccca J. Combs Albert V. Rector and Emma J. Post.

NLIVT SUITS.

12')24—Win. I). Voorhces vs. Elijah M. Oilman, T. K. Oilman, J. B. Kouolds, damages. Buff, Beecher, Carlton and Lamb. 12.'i2r»—Win C'ollester, administrator Nichodemus, vs, Andrew J. TIcss, civil. Davis & Davis. 12326—Oscar Church and Henry Bennett va. Louis Hay, sheriif, Wm K. Little and Ellen McCullogh, civil.

KICAIJ F.STATK TLLANSKKKF.

Francis A. Kimmell to Oilman it Reynolds, south half in lot 4, Linton's addition, for $rt(M) 00 Surah Mersteler to John Taylor in lot, Dl), Gilbert place, for 2,00u 00 Oer. W. Bcment to James Jackson, south half in lot 23, for 1.000 00

FROM SATURDAY'S 1)A1I,V. NHW SUIT.

12333—Titus G. Fish, Edwin li. Fish and John C. lliggins vs. Sarah Jane Judy and Nathaniel Buff, on note. W. E. McLean.

MAKRIAGK UCENSE.

Josepa B. Fuqua and Ida B. Merrinn Patrick Suglirue and Briclget Burke Ohas. W. Call and Sarah E. Gates.

C1UMISAL COUTT.

Welch, the man charged with th larceny of cigars from Clias. il. Seemae ])leaded guilty and WJUS sentenced .to one year's imprisonment.

The Wilson-Isabel 1 seduction case will come up for trial next week. RUOM MONDAY'S DAILY.

CIRCUIT COURT.

B. F. SwafFord vs. Jacob A. Hay, civil dismissed plaintiff to pay $10 costs and defendant the rest of the costs.

State ex rel Benjamin Parsons vs. Jas. P. Ilayden, insanity dismissed. James G.Burt and Horace G. Burt ct al, vs. Ellen McKeen and Henry Robbins et al, partition partition decreed T. C. Buntin, J. II. O'Boyle and W. E. Hendrick, commissioners.

John Byckhoff vs. Wilhelmina Meissel, civil: trial by court and finding for plain tiff for $291.25.

L. H. Perdue vs. Thos. J. Patton and Wm. O. Patton, civil trial by jury and verdict for the defendant.

MEW SUITS.

12,328—Hannah Clemmons vs. Alexander Clemmons, divorce. Dunnigan & Stimpson. 12,329 —Kate R. Markle vs. Nelson Markle, divorce. Pierce. 12,330—P. Shannon TS. C. Kierzler, August Fuchs, Wm. Wagner and Phillip Schloss, on note. Allen & Mack. 12,381—Wm. F. Otte, executor, vs. John N. Rhyan et al., on note. W. E. Hendrich. 12,332—Patrick Toohey, guardian Julia Dunn, petition to sell. Hollingor & Huston.

MAIUTLAGK LICENSES. .-,"1 F'

Jacob Oreggs and Ella C. Jones. George.GraUiwohl and Mary Rust.. CIRCUIT COURT. Wm. R. Carrithurs vs Andrew Adams, et. al., to receive judgment,1 trial by jury of eleven and special finding of the facts.

Lavina Fortune vs John Fortune, injunction dismissed. Mary Shadley vs John C. Pier ef al, civil, trial by jury to-day.

Anna Crooks vs Wm. T. Crook divorce trial by court and divorce decreed. Wm. M. Greenslade, administrator Wible, vs Adam R. Wible, civil finding for plaintiff.

NEW SUITS.

12338.—Emanuel Hamber vs Levi Jenkins and Mollie Jenkins, partition. Ten nant and Thomas. 12334.—Jacob H. Smith vs Georg* Groves,slander. Allen, Mack, Carlton and Lamb.

MARRIAGE MCEX8E8.

Levi T. Harmon and Abbic Angus tin HE Al. ESTATE TRASSI'KR?.

Administrators Zadock Beancham:"* to' Gcfirge Huffman, 40 acres in sec tip I* Otter Creek township, $400.

Jnlia A. Fwiich to W. M". and Julia A. Ellsworth, fria.itor's interest in west hah of northeast quarter of section 9, Sugar Creek township, $100.

Ella R« and O. D. Miller to W. and Julia A. Ellsworth, grantor's interest in west half of northeast quarter of section 9, Sugar Creek township, $540.

Michael, John and llano™ Gary to John Cap', west half of in-Iot 1, Turner's subdivision, $400.

Sheriff Vigo county to Mahlon Ridge, 22 acres in section 12, Prairie Creek township also, same to sam% 10 acres in Prairie Creek township for $400.

John Hyde to Kate Hyde, south half jn-lot 23, Rose subdivision, $1,000. Mary J. and L. P. Kppert to Jacob Hoffman, Jr., 20 acrea in Bection 32, Nevins township. $1,000.

Effey Ann Hotl'iiian to Jacob Hoffman, 15 acres in section 32, Ncvins township also, same to same. 10 acres in Nevins township, $1,000.

Jacob Hoffman, Sr., to Jacob Hoffman, Jr., north half of southeast quarter of northeast quarter of section 32, Nc,:ins township same to same, 10 acres in Ncvins township, $1,000.

Jacob Hoffman, Sr., to Eflry Ann Hodman, 15 acres in section 32, Nevins town-

ship also, same to same, 10 acres in Nevins townshi p. $ 1,000. Jacob Hoffman, Sr. to Mary J. Eppert 20 acres in section 32, Nevins township, $1,000.

MAYOR'S COURT.

Ycstarday court: Wm. Wynings, drunk. $(5.50, station house.

Wesley Downs, public indecency $7.50 station house. Francis Co*, drunk, $0.50 station house.

Frank Grace, throwing- stones-, $6.59 station house. Harry Holmes and parly pleaded guilty to gambling and their tools were destroyed this morning.

MARRIAGE l/.Ci:NSEH.

Wm Roe and Hannah Parker. ISILW SUITS. 12335—In the insanity of Henry II. Staub. Pierce and Harper. 12336—Wm Kalvity vs. Wm Meissel, appeal from Justice Denelne's court. 13337—Aus?ust Salinski vs. Jackson Stcpp, Sheritf Vigo County, petition for a writ of habcus corpus. A. B. Felsenthal. 12.338—Isaac N. Pierce, administrator of the estate of Wm. II. King, Susan King, Wm. II. Stewart et al., petition to soli real estate. 12.339—Wm. Cliff and Henry Cliff vs. Wm. I). Lindsey, Max Joseph, W. II. Stewart et al., mechanic's lien. Blake & Shelton. 12,310—Joseph H. Blake vs. Sarah Howard, foreclosure. Blake & Shelton.

THK farmers are*aking advantage of the present good roads, and wheat, hay oats, corn and wood are being brough into thecitj' in large quantities.

Many preparations professedly harmless prove exceedingly dangerous under certain conditions but l)r. Bull's Baby Syrup is perfectly safe at all times. Pricc 25 cents. For sale by all druggests.

for. Patterson meant what ho said. The following tribute to a well known and meritorious preperation will be rcadwith pleasure by all who arc suffering from pulmonry complaints themselves, or have friends afflicted.

I hereby ciretify that my boy, ten years of age, was taken sick with typhoid fever followed by congestion of the lungs. Dr. Dyer, an emiuent physician of this .place stated that he thought the boy would run down with Quick Consumption. A Mr. Patterson told me that Coe's Cough Bal sani was curing similar cases, and advised me to purchase it. When I car ried it home, my wife laughed at me but I knew that Mr. Patterson meant just what he said, and I determined to try it. Two bottles effectually cured him, so that now he is as tough and healthy as any body. Huntington Conn. Aug. 29 1866

J. LYMAN Dormant New Haven, Conn. Nov. 18 1879. My children were all seriously troubled with Whooping Cough We treated them with regular prescribed medicines, witlijjHomeopathic Specialties &c., with but little or no relief until we gave they Coe's Cough Balsam which immediately assisted nature to restore them to good health. I truly believe it the best medicine in the world for Whooping Cough. J. II. POST, Ag't Charter Oak Life ns

FOREIGN.

TAYCOCK'S FRIKNDS AID HIM INMAKF&F TP IIIS STAKE. LONDON, Dec. 1.—Laycock's friends in Sidney, Australia, have sent a cable dispatch amjpnncing that they had deposited £350 to aid him in making up his stake in his match with Hanlan, and that more money will tollow. Hanlan wishes his title to the championship of the world to be contested in Toronto Bay.

DESTROYED BY FIRE.

DUBLTN. Dec. 1.—The housie of the Sisters oi Mercy in Tuam, county Galway, was destroyed by fire.

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Briggs to G. Estman and S. T.

Re n.lot 19, Dunnigaa'ti subdivision,

WITHDRAW -tv

PARIS DPC. 1.—The Maiseileaiese Socalist paper which proposed the 84ubcription to pay the fines iwposed in 'the De-lcssey cas« has withdrawn{the list un account of it being illegal. ...

SHIER ABDULLAH.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 1.—The Persian Minister, Mosinkahan, has sent the Porte the particulars of the atrocities by Sheik Abdullah demanding his punishment. A body of Albanians lifted 1,600 Montenegrin sheep. Montenegro protested but the Porte declined the responsibility.

TO BE HANGED.

QUEBEC, Dec. 1.—A dispatch from Arthopasea says Lachance the Bullstrode murderer has been sentenced to be hanged on the 28th day of Januarr.

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Man Nevsr b— 3ut Always to be wlost. At. the time of reckoning, which comes to all at the approaching close of the year, how many will recall with sorrow and regret sums spent in delusive schemes of speculation. The natural course of a sensible man is to woe the fickle Goddess Fortune once again, and in reading the always reliable sLatmncnts contained in the advertisements of the Louisiana State Lottery Company determine-to send M. A. Daugllin. No. 319 Broadway, New York City, or same person at New Orleans, La., ten dollars in time, by Tuesday, 14th of December, to be invested in the Grand Extraordinary Drawing under the personal care and suj:en*i?ion of Generals O. Beauregard, ol La., and Jubal A. Early, of Va., stand a share of $'522,500.

AST AGGRAVATION-

Sonic Bi£ Prize Lottery Ticket*. The agjnt for the Louisville lottery at this place received the following letter from the managers at Louisville yesterday afternoon: "LorrsvTi,i,K, Kv., Nov. 30.—Tickct No. 99.335 drew $30,000: No. 16,095 drew $10,000,*'and No. 18..S67 drew $5,000 at the drawing to day."

The aggravating tiling is that the agent sent those very tickets back to Louisville at 9 o'clock*yesterday by express". They had not then "reached their destination. The managers of the lottery telegraphed here announcing their winning, under the impression that the tickets had been sold.

Appell, of the Star Fire Insurance Co. New York, is in town on business with Riddle, Hamilton & Co., who are agents for this company.

J^ POSITIVE CURE

Without medicines. ALLAN'S SOLUBLE MEDICATED BOUGIES. Patented October 16, 1876. One box.

No. 1 will cure any case in four days, or les«. No. 2 will care the most obstlnata ease, no matter of how long standing.

No nauseous dosea of cnbebs, copaiba or oil of sandalwood, that arc certain to produce dyspepsia by destroying the coatings of tho stomach. No syringe* or astringent lq)ectlona to produce other serious complications. __

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This ts the only Lottery voted and endorsed by the people of any State.<p></p>E7KECEDENTS9ATTRACTION!

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Tl*ls institution was regulary incorporated by the Legislature of the State for Educational and ZCliantablc purposes in 1868 for the term of Twenty-fivo years, to which contract the Inviolable faith of the.State is pledged, which pledge lifts been renewed by an overwhelming popular vote, securing its franchise in the new constitution adopted December 2d, A. D., 1879, with a capital of 81,000,000, to which it has since added ft reserve fund of over 8350,000. Its Grand Single Number Drawings will take place monthly. It never scales or postpones. Look at the following Distribution:

GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT, during which will take place the 127th GRAND MONTHLY

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EtMliiiar Semi'Amil Driving At New Orleans, Tuesday, December 14th. 1880. Under the personal supervision and man agementof Oen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana, and Gen. JUHAL A.

EARLY, of Virginia.

Capital Prize, $100,000. OWNOTICE—1Tickets are Ten Dollars only. Halves, Five Dollars. Fifths, Two

Dollars. Tenths, One Dollar. LIST OF PRIZES. FT 1 Capital Prize of 1 Grand Prize of

Grand Prize of a Large Prizes of A Large Prizes of 20 Prizes of 80 Prizes of 100 Prizes of •JOOPrizasof ~w--000 Prizes of 10,000 Prizes of

11^79 Prizes, amounting to *522,500 Gen. G.T. Beauregard,of La.l rnm'snlonprs Gen. Jubal A. Early, of Va. Com'Sfflonere.

Application for rates to clubs should only be made to the office of the Company ia New Orleans. c,-

Write for circulars or send orders to Jf. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La„ or same person at

No. 319 Broadway, New York. N. B.—All correspondence should be with M. A. Dauphin as above. In all eases the

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Evon in blankets and comforts. Tablecloths and Napkins in Sets Table and Stand Covers,

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Chair backs, Tidies, Splashers, Needle work, Fichus, Scarfs, hand painted toilets $1.50 a|do7.en, Silk handkerchiefs 25 to 50c, 500 linen ,, handkerchiefs 5c to $1.75.

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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator with the will annexed of the estate of William Gobin late of Vigo County, Indiana, deceased. The estate is probably solvent.

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