Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 June 1881 — Page 5

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COURT HOUSE ECHOES-

From Thursday'a Daily.

HEAL ESTATE TKAKSFERB.

AJcx. Rogers to Abel C. Pierson 7 acres in sec 14, Pierson tp, tor W. H. Wilkerson to James B.

$262 62

Foley, lot 1, Haggerty's sub pt lot 46 Parsons sub, for Jba M. Allen and 8. Royte to

500 00

R. 8. Tennant. lot 2, Allen and Royse's sub of m-lot 21 and 22,

for

900 00

M. M. Joab (by Auditor) to B, F. Royse, lota 1, 2, 8, 8 and 12, M. M. Joab's sub of lots 6, Preston's sub, for B. F. Royse to A. Grimes tin. half lota 1,2, 3,8 an4 12, same for Executors of C. Rose to Vieo

811 00

County Orphan Home, lots 80, 90, 91, 02, 98 and 94, Rose's add, for R&chael Watson to Aaron Hoggatt pt sec'* 24 and 25 Prairie ton tp, lor Abraham Niece to W. H. Stewart, one acre in sec 17, Otter

1 00

20 800

600 00

Creek tp, for J. P. Fowler to J. E. Woodruff, lots 47 and 48, Lock port, for Mark Payne to Hester H. Payne and II. C. Carrico et al, pt sec 28, Nevins tp, for—life support. John Gunn to Rachel Williams, 6 acres in sec 25, Prairieton to. for Lydia M. and Chas. T. Price to

120 00

980 00

1100 00

Buena V. Marshall, half lot 78, Gilbert Place, for Executors of C. Rose to W. B.

750 00

Tuell, lot 97, Rose's add, for 0400 00 Wm. Mack and J. M. Allen to C. W. Powell, 40 acres in sec 23,

Nevinstp, for B. V. Marshall to Ella Welch, Iwt 15, 80 feet offn side N

700 00

Preston's sub, of lot 4 in N. Preston's sub, lor Lemuel Stuthard to Beth L.

575 00

Engle, 00 acres in sec 5, Linton tp, for Heirs of H. C. Isbull to Thos. A.

1600 00

Manuel, 0 acres in sec 0 Linton tp, tor

195 00

Martha Sparks, 5 acres in sec *82, Lost Creek tp, for 146 00 Executors of C. Rose to Turner

Hall AssociUion, pt lot 168, 26 8-12 feet offs side Rose's add. for 1400 00 George "VT Carico to Anna

Lanev, half lot 14, John Budinot's sub, for 1100.00 John 8. King to Chas. W.Pow 11 40 acres in sec 23, Piersan tp, for 200 0 From Friday's Daily.

COUNTY COMMIBSIONKHS

The board will start on their court liouKe inspection tour next Monday. They will be gone nearly all week.

NKW SUITS—SUPERIOR COURT. £,

27-Samuel R. Hamill, guardian of Martha Stewart, vs. John J. Brake and James Rustel), ejectment. Davis & Davis.

ADMINISTRATORS.

Samuel McKeen of the estate of Jennie N. Lnmson, deceased. Bond $500, with I. H. C. Royse and Jas. Jtf. Phillips as sureties.

Robert Anderson of the estate of Joshua Anderson. Bond $1000.

CITY COUNCIL.

A special meeting of the Common Ouncil will be held to night to take action on the decision of the Supreme Court, published in yesterday's GAZETTE, on the Cincinnati railroad case in which the city ia financially interested. It is thought probable that the Council will employ an attorney to represent them at the trial of the cause.

MAYOR'S COURT.

Wm. Howard, the one legged man who was twice released by the Mayor on promise te leave town, was rearrested for drunkenness by Policeman Early and fined $10 06.

Policemen Greggs, Cain, Miller and Hanisch about il o'clock last night raided the house of prostitution kept by Sail Miller* on south First street. The following girls were taken brides the manageress: Love Miller, Eliza Willanis, Sis Haslet, Flora Kelly, Mary Moore and Minnie Howard. Harry Norton and Ed. Johnson were arrested for associating. Sail Miller was lined $26.40 and each of the girls $16.40, with the exception of Lova Miller, and Minnie Howurd, both of whom promised to leave the etty immediately. The two men plead •not guilty" and wer£ fined $20.40 each.

Jennie Hubbard and James Mahan were arrested last night in the West End, the former for beintt a wandering prostitute and the latter for associating. Hubbard promised to leave town ana Mahan was fined $19.90.

Pat White was fined $10.65 for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Lieutenant Vandever yesterday evening arrested Mrs. Louise Smith, daughter of Janitor Henry Tate, for disorderly conduct and using abusivw language. The woman resisted and bit the officers hand and the latter was compelled to choke her until she desisted. The complaint was made out, signed by the officer, and the case was about to be called for trial when Vandever withdrew the charge and the woman was released

•I JU8TICE COOKEHI.Y.

George Schlotzer was arrested yesterday by Policeman Oakey on suspicion of having stolen anew dress (-oat and an umbrella that he carried. The coat ws^ afterwards identified as the property of Attorney Stimsoaj and'the umbrella, as belonging to Attorney Mack. Schlotzer was taken before Justice Cookerly yesterday evening, who comm&tted him to jail in defanlt of $300 bond. Schlotzer i* a bad character, having served several teims in the penitentiary.

JUSTICE STEIIUTEHL.WMFTWWSWWI?1L

Adam Walter, the garbage man, filed a complaint for provoke against Wm. Hackett and a warrant was issued for the tatter's arrest. Hackett threw stones at

Walter because he would not come into the yard and carry away some wash water.

State vs. Mary Myers,* assault and battery on Jennie Manuel, fined $14 paid.

State vs. P. M. Schumaker, assault and battery oil Herman Klampt fined $11 paid.

State vs. Herman Bchwcin, same. State vs Herman Klampt, provoke on Schumaker and Schwein fined $10 P,aM.

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REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Jit. Gardner to E. D. Harvey, 40 acres in sec 16 and 17 acres in sec 60, Pierton tp, for $2 500 E. 1). Harvey to Wm. L. Martin, aame tor Timothy E. Caste toT. H. AI. R.

Be sure to ask for Hegeman's (formerly made by Hegemaa A

ST. LOUIS May 31.—A movement is being set on toot by leading members of the merchants exchange and other business men of the city to hold a convention at St. Louis some time during the coming autumn for the purpose of discussing the material interests of the Mississippi Valley, to which leading Congressmen and other representative men of the west shall be invited.

CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.

Quite & number of prominent gentlemen of this city, members of both the leading political parties, have organized what is to be known as the Civil Service Reform Association ot Missouri, on a plan of similar societies in the East and will elect officers in a few days*

COL. N. PARAMORE

has resigned presidency of St. Louis Cotton Compress Co., which he has held for

the past eight years or since the organ ization ot the company, and will hereafter devote himself wholly to the build-

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HEW BUTTS—SUPERIOR COUR*.

29—W. K. Dunn, et. al. vs. Henry Bushnell, complaint Kleiser& Kleiser. 30—Patrick King, et. al. ra. Kate O'Garra, for possession. 81 —Newton Rogers vs. Melissa Miller Henry C. Miller and T. H. Savings Bank, complaint Dunnigan A Stimson. 82—Wm. Lowe vs. Benjamin T. Beddon, complaint. Mack, Dunnigan &Rumsey.

500

R, lot 2 in blck 14, Linton's add, for Sheriff of Vifl Co to Fred Paes, pt lot 1,82 il front 6*4 street and back 115 ft, tor

600

700

The Best Remedy for Ciiapped Hands Is Hegeman's Camphor Ice It should rubbed upon the part effected. Th warmth of the skin will soften it sufflc iently, under ordinary circumstances, bu in extreme cold weather, it may be nec essary to warm it by the fire- If th hands are badly chapped, apply every night, and protect the hands by wearing an old pair of kid gloves Hegeman's is the best and most popular of all the Camphor Ice made. Hegeman's Camphor ice is also a cure for sore lips chapped face, and sunburn. It is compounded with glycerine, which renders it more emollient than any other Camphor Ice and it will be found a most soothing application to the face alter shaving.

Co New York,ana

made by the Metropolitan Med. Co. of New Haven Conn.) and do not be put off with any other compound, which may become rancid and do you more harm than good. Hegeman's (Camphor Ice never fails.

Th* Egyptian Rat Destroyer Is the best prepartion ever devised fo the extermination of these troublesom vermin, and all other insects, bags, roache

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The society is still

GAZETTE

session as

goes to press.

THE MOUND CITY

THB MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.

of Narrow Gauge rail-

isconsin, Arkansas ana Texas,

with which he has been identified since the Inauguration of the enterprise and of which he is largely an owner*

Gibson was remanded to jail between 4 and 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon by Justice Steinmehl. Before leaving the station house he is reported as saying: "Those God damned sons of b—s of reporters, I'll get even with them.' At the jail he said to the sheriff: "Can't you give me that side cfcll and send Jessie Fetters over to the station house." "No" replied the sheriff "you're no better than anybody else. Go in with the other prisoners."

Gibson is displaying a fitful show of petulant bravado. He says he fears nothing and that he will get out of the scrape all right. ^,

WHERE ARE THOSE ACCOUNT BOOKS,

Mr. Durkan, administrator of the murdered man's estate, has made an important discovery. Several of the account books kept by Hall are missing. The books were seen in the saloon as late aa the day of the murder, but nothing can be found of them now. f|f|

FAVORITES OF FORTUNE!

The Capriciousness of tilt Blind God9 desssnown by the Varied and Unequal bestowal of her

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Favors!

A partial list of the prizes paid by the Louisiana State Lottery Company during the year ending May, 1881, together with the names and the addresses £iven to the Company by the holders, emitting those who have requested it.

Receipts for the amounts are on file at the office of the Company. Reference may also be made to Adams Express Company, which during the last four yearsjhas collected on behalf ot holders of prizes sold through the New York office more than threo-qnartor of a million dollars.

DRAWING OK MAY

11, 1880.

Thos Be»le, Hard Times, La. .. 5,000 John Callahan, 579 FultonstB'k'n N 2,505 Jarmalowsky & Markel, 54 Canal st^ 2,505

DRAWING OF JUNE 15, 1880.

Frederick Jussau, 1156 Prospect Place, Brooklyn 50|0W

ESelle,Contl st New Orleans^.— 1L000 Chatham Nat Bank, hew\ork 2,000 Archibald Palmer, Aurora, N (by

Vibbard, New York) 5,000 PlouSty

VermUlionTille,

Stndley,

-1"

La 2,000

Joe MoGilieck, 471 IM^av. New York...- 2X00 Fox. 157 East 87th st, New York 600 WG'tfyrrall,31SBlee*er»t New York 500

Church st, New Haven,

MonUe, 41 Kerteree st, New Orleans... «0

Stephen Krleael, S6 A 87 Coaalnardalat Brooklyn, N &*>

Edaail, New York (Adams Express). 5,000 Merchants' JEi Nat Bank, New York... 1,000 DRAWIQ OF JULY 18, 1880.

Rabiner, M0 Grand st, New York JM0 Stern, New York (Adams Expresa)...15,OUO IsralL Oppenhiem, Roeenblum, 91 Chrystle ut. New York 6,000 Eliza MoGraln, New York (by Adams

Express '. 2,500 Wm Matthews, lit Vernon, N 2,500 DRAWING OK AUGUST 10, 1880. Thea Bailey Jr, Contl, bet Pxienr and

Johnson ate. New Orleans 15,000 Miss Grace Wnitney, Gardner, Mass..,_15,000 A Rauxet, 91 Deoatnr st. New Orleans..20,000 A Joseph. Thlbodeaux, La 5,000 ft Cousins, Callanda, Pittsylvania Co

Va„ _?. 2f5#0 Saes, 85, Dey st. New York 1,260 Fleishman, fe A venae B, New York.. 1,360

DRAWIHG OV SEPTEMBER

14, 1880.

F. B. Ash ton. N cor 10th and Thompson sts, Philadelphia .3,000

Providence, I, collected

throngh Messrs Cnaee, Watson Batts 3,000 eollectedtiirougu Bali, Hutehings Co, Oalveaton/Tex 1,250

Edmonds, Houston. Tex._ 1^6* Xoundt,I4 st, BE Washington DC l^W DRAWIHG OF OCTOBER

12, 1880.

Miller, 537 Court st Brooklyn, N Y..._15^M Jas A Farley through Messrs Farley, Spear A Co Montgomery Ala J5M0 Paid to 1st Nat Bank Memphis Tenn... 2,600 Paid to German National Baak MempbisTenn...„ 2^00

A Leeke Ansonla Conn 8 Lewis Mlddletown Del 1. Stephen Jackson Avoea Iowa

DRAW ISO OF NOVEMBER

New Orleans, La 5,000 John Scliultz, 592 DeKalb av, Brooklyn, NY 5,000 Mrs Wilson, 170 W 126th st,

N 1,250

DRAWING OK FEBRUARY

9,1880.

George E. Chipman, 191 Washington st, Boston, Mass 15,000 G. Pollity, 126 W 42d st, New York 2,500 E. Hogao, 488 W 83d St., New York 1,250 B. Blankman 271 B'dway New York 1,250 MrsE Murphey, 63 south Rampart st, New Orleans, La 1,250

Stump, Philadelphia, Pa 1,250

DRAWING OF DECEMBER

14, 1880.

Mrs S McCaslin, 62 Fourth st, Chelsea, Mass 20,000 Jos Stickel, 829 Grand st, Williamsburg, N 10,000

Conyers, Carttrsville, Ga 5,000 A Cbardavoyne, Courtland, Ala. 5,000 A Phillips, 622 Chestnut st,

Phila, Pa 5,000 Beni O Clark, Brighton, Livingston Co, Mich 5,000 Mrs Chas Baquie, 284 Canal st,

New Orleans, La 5,000 Wilder, Boltz, Ft Wayae, Ind.,. 20,000 Paid Chatham National Bank,

New York 1,000 W S Rogers, Democrat office, Little Rock, Ark 1,000 Paid to National Bank of the Com monwealth, Boston, Mass 1,000 Ferdinand Major, Tunisburg, La.. 500

King, 132 W 35th st, N Y.... 500 Jas McDougal, Wilmington, N C. 500 Lockwood, 1242 Eighth st, N

W, Washington, DC 500 AH Kassing, 1411 2d av, NY.... 500

BRAWCRO OF JANUARY

11, 1881.

David Leovi, 834 Canal st, N Y.. .15,000 Jas Murray, Ottawa, 111 15,000 Philip Ulass, 201 south Rampart st, New Orleans. La 5,000 Mrs Chas Baquie, 234 Canal st,

8,1881

Isaac Kern, 101 St., Louis St., New Orleans, La 15,000 Clayctte, New Orleans, La 15000 John Shaw, Alleghany City, Pa... 10,000 Frank •. Leo, New Orleans, La.. 5,00® Winslow Fisk, 55 Kingston st,

Boston Mass 2,500 collected through 2,500

Charles Andry, New Orleans Cronin, Simmons, N Sickels 8. Segar, Boston Co-operative Cigar Company, 70 Sudbury st Boston, Mass

DRAWING OF MARCH 8, 1881.

Geo. S. Branson, 947 south 4th st, Camden, N. 15,000 PM Wilson, Agricultural Dep't,

Raleigh N 15,000 Miss Maggie McCrann, 219 East 57th st. «ew Tork City 5,000 W Haw, 831 south Front st. Phii adelphia 5,000

A Silvey, A RI office, Chicago 2,500

DRAWING

APRIL

Geo Deshon, 44 Kilby st, Boston, Mass. 15,000 Washington, C.. .15,000

Matthew Gibson,

Brooklyn, NY... 5,000

FORandof

1,000

12, 1881.

Charles Sailer, Mt Holly, N J... .15,000 Paid Anglo-Californian Bank (Limited), San Francisco, Cal .15,000 James Gaudin, S Braintroe, Mass... Mrs Catharine S Taylor, Sullivan,

Ind 5,000 Joseph Lane. Greenpoint NY..... 2,500 James McEwen 49 Wood st.

Pittsburg, Pa 2,500 Alex Beyer, 1221 2d st Philadelphia 2,500

O Trainor, Washington, La 1,250

DRAWING OF MAY

10, 1881

Eagle Office,

E Wenzelle, 869 N 9th st, Phila, Pa 5,000 ADRiflfel, 225 Sedar av. Toledo,

Ohio 2,500 Freid Schroeder, 886 Michican st, Toledo, Ohio 2,500 Wm Brewer, Baltimore Md 2,500

Morgan, New York .2,500 By authority of tbe State. Gen G. Beauregard, of La., and Gen. Jubal A Early, of Va., will personally arrange all details and supervise the extraordinary Semi Annual Drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery Company, at New Oilcans Tuesday, June 14. 11.279 prizes, amounting to $522,500, including one Capital Prize of $100,000 one Grand Prize of $50,000, one Grand Prize of $20,000, etc. Tickets, ten dollars ($10) Halves, five dollars ($5) Fifths, two dollars ($5) Tenths, one dollar ($1)-

Write'for circulars or send address to M.A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La., or same at 212 Broadway, New York. For full particuiar» see the advertisement of the Company in another part of this paperf'i'

John F. Fitzpatrick and E. J. King, the supposed robbers of General Grant's baggage, were arrested at Sedalia, Mo., yesterday and brought to St. Louis to-day. .4

Mrs. Nellie Murphey had. her head cut off in an elevator at Batchelor boat shop at North Brookfield, Massachusetts, this morning.

Seed potatoes.

Both Earl/Rose and Peach blow, very

VWAlg#A^A

Would call the attention of FarmWM of OSBOKNE CO. HARVESTERS, with Twine JOHN DEERE and MOL1NE SULKY PLOWS. ing Plewa, ^orn Ptanten, with or without check Rowen.

XECUTORS' SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned, executors of the last will of Channoey Roee, deceased, will on tbeVth day of May, 1881. at the office of M.8. Durham, No. S05U Ohio street, In the city of Terre Haute, Indiana, sell at private sale the following described real estate in the city of Terre Haute, Vigo County and £tate of Indiana, to wit:

Lotnumbereleven(ll) lnChauncey Rose's subdivision of that part of section twentytwo (22), township twelve (12) north.of range nine (9) west, which lies between Seventh and Eighth streets and north of Chestnut street.

Terms of sale: Three hundred dollars cash and the remainder In Ave equal annual pay ments, the notes to bear seven per cent, interest from date,to be paid annually.

Also five (5) feet off of tneeast side of lot number fifty-nine i50) in Chaancey Roee's addition to the city of Terre Haate.

Terms of sale: The purchase money to be paid In four equal annual payments, tbe notes to bear seven per cent, interest from date, payable annually.

FIMIIW NIP PERT,

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE. Notice is hereby given that I will apply to the Board ot Commissioners of Vigo county, Indiana, at their June term, for a license to sell "intoxicating liquors'^ in a less quantity than a quart at a time' with the privilege of allowing tbe same to be drank on'my premises, for one year. My place of business and the premises "wheron said liquors are to be sold and drank are located lot 8P Rose's sub-division of 47 82-100 acres on north side of Main street between Eleventh and Twelfth, No. 1112 in Fifth ward, in the city of Terre Haute, in Harrison township, in Vigo county, Indiana.

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JOSEPH

COLLKTT,

'April 28th, 1«81.

GEO. MCYKK.

APPLICATION FOR LICENSES

Notlcc Is hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo County, Indiana, at their June term, for a license to sell "Intoxicating liquors," in a less quantity than a quart at a time, withjthe privilege of allowing the same to be drank •n my premises for one year. My place of business and the premises whereon said liquors are to be sold and drank are located at No. 615 on the south side of Main street between Sixth and Seventh streets in the Second Ward in th •gty of Terre Haute, in the county of Vig anpstate of Indiana.

SALE OR TRADE—Twenty

acres land on the corner of Twentysecond College Streets. Cn the premises area frame house, with nine rooms a frame barn, carriage house and sheds, a brick smoke house and fruit house: well cistern and summer kitchen and sheds. The lace is well planted with small and large fruits of the best varieties and in good con-, dltion. For further particulars, call on or address W. O. DAVIS, 1750Popla» st.. city.

uir tween this elty and Prltehard

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Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

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Russell, J. I. Case and Springelrf Threshing Maehiaes.

HofW Poifek Plain aind Traction Engine*, the Celebrated SCHUTTLER and other wagons Firat-claae stock of Buniee, Phaeton*, Carriages and Spring Wagons. Call and see on. No toonble lo sh«w goods and will be pleased to give you o^r LowestPricea.

:Nos. 3 Sotith Third sireef, East Side of Square.

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WM. PRITCHARD.

Last Saturday somewhere between this elty and Prlt

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dy's grocery store, on Prairieton road, about one and-a-nalf miles from the city, aecount book a liberal reward will be paid for the return of the same to ttie above named •tor*.

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only 185. Address Dan'l F. Beatty, Washington N.J

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APPLICATION FOK LIC^JSIHE.

the Board Indiana, mil intoxicating liquors In a less quantity than a quart at a time with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on my premises

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one year. My place of business

and the premises whereon said liquors are to be sold and drank are located at lot 30, Wilson's subdivision, No.539 south First street, in the city of Terre Haute, in Harrison tp., in Vigo Co., Ind.

W*. H.SATTLER.

QTARTLINC OoiSCOVERY!

LOST MANHOOD RESTORED. A victim of youthful Imprudence causing Himslinii Decay, M«rvous Debility, Lost Manhood, etc., having tried in vain every known remedy ,has discovered a simple self core, which be will send FREE to his fellow-saiferen. ad. drp»a J. H. BEEVES. 43 Chatham St. K. Y.

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