Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 August 1881 — Page 7

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THE ONLY MEDICINE

IX EITHKB LIQUID OB DRY FOB* That Acta at the Sane Tine oa

The Liver, The Bowelg, and the Kidneys,

Theae great orzaca are tha natnra.1 clwuuen of the djrtem. If titty

HOP BITTERS?

(A Medicine, no* a Drink,}.

CONTAINS

H***s» nccnir, 3IANDRAKE, DANDELION. A»D nt* rnnitBT and nKHTM.itCALQrAU-|

Tiaa or ALL OTHKII Ui rT*na. THEY CUBE All Dlnoaseaof thcBtoinsch, Ilowcls, Blood,|

Liver, Kldncru, and Urinary Organ*. Nervouvueaa, Slcoplowneciiand especially Fetnalo Complaint*.

$IOOO IN COLD.

Will be paid for a cuo they will not cure orl 'mpuro thi'in.

help, or for anything Impure or Injurious found in f' A«K your druggut for Dop Bitter* and tryl them before you «lcc|. Take uo Other. D.I. C. I* an nbsolute nnd lrrctlst this cum for|

DrunkeueM, uic of opium, tobacco aud narcotic*. •••B Bnrp 'OB CI BO

Because rh«y are tho Lightest, Handsomest, and strongest euer kuown. Hold by opticians unci jewelers. ^.Made by SPENCER OPTICAL CO,, N. Y.

REVISED NBW mrtf-VIEtf TS

Illustrated. Cheapest and best. (Sells at slg

molm^ns PICTORIAL BIBLE

Agent* wanted. A. J. Holnian ft Co., Phllo)

CHICA 0 FEMALE COLLEGE.

Morgan Park (near Chicago). A boarding school for girls and youngladies. For catalogae address G. T11A.YER, LL. 1., Morgan Park, III., or'7 Madison street, Chicago.

jr ktTvll lliv auovi iniv« A vj A' engineering school In America. Next term begins September 15th. The register for 1880-81 contains a listof the graduates for the puBt 64 years, with, their positions also, course of study, requlrements.expenses, etc. Address. DAVXD M. GREEN E, Director.

Manhood Restored

A victim to early imprudence, oauslng nervous debility, premature pecay, etc. having tried In vain every known remedy bu discovered a simple means of self cure which he will send rRUto his fellow-auf-ferera. Address J. H. REEVES, 48 Chathain treet. New York.

Lake Forest University,

On Lake Michigan, 28 miles north of Chloago. No saloons! No malaria! Best advantages.

COLLEGE—Open to both soxes. Teachers experienced. Course thorough.Expenses low ACADEMY—Preparatory and English school of highest order. Good business coarse

YODNG LADIKS' SEMINARY—Best in tho West. Principal, Mrs. E. E. Thempson Fall term begins Sept. 7th. Examine thor ouglily and decide for yourself. Catalogues sent by President D. 8. Gregory, D. D., Lake Forest, 111.

RIVERVIEW ACADEMY,

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y.,

with IT. S. Military Dept. A thorough-going wide-awake school for hoys, combining study, military drill, and recreation in due proportion. Catalogue with chart of College requisitions, sent on application. OTIS BISBEE, A M, Principal.

HEADQUARTERS TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS. Centrally Located, Rates 2.00 per day.

NATIONAL HOUSE

HKINLY ft WATSON. PROPRIETORS, Corner Main and Sixth street, Terre Hanie Indiana. Also, proprietors and owners of

THE AETNA BOUSE, DANVIU.K, ILL

juff

work welL health will bo

perfect. If they Ixwomo rtogyod dreadful dlsvamet

are wo to follow with TERRIBLE SUPPERINC. Headache, Dytpepeia, anodic*, (Jorutipaiion, PUet, Kidney Complaints, Gravl, DiabtU*, Rheumatic Paint or Aches. are developed because the blood la poisoned with the humor* that ahonld be expelled naturally.

KIDNEY-WORT 1M15HM

the healthy action and all theae destroying OTIII will be baaiabedj neglert them and you will live bat to aaffer.

Thoupsnda have been eared. Try it and yon will add ano more to the number. Take it and health will onoe more gladden your heart. .Thy inbr ln|ir frMi tk. IMWII «f»»»elil»gka«K

Why boar nub dlttrvM

tram

tW&Menm

CMMtlpatlss a*4 Piln 1

Kronit-WoM will euro yon. Try I tat once and beaatiafled. YoiirdnitnriKthaait. Price#1.0*. IT ItUpiitnp in Dry Vegetable For*,

t3Ttln cana one package of which nake«^jli tVqujLrta of medicine. tVAlao in Llqald F«r«,T«rj HTfor the conrenlcnco of thoao who cannot tyreadily prepare it.

It actt trUh equal

in either

form.

W KLL~S~~KH~II AHDSOJl A CO., Prop's, fWil send the dry postpaid.) BtBUJIfiTOI, *T.

OLA*.

All abort mid by AnigrlfU Flop UktU-ra NlS(. Co., UochMtrr, V. Y., A Toronto,Onl.l

RACINE COLLEGE.

A roM.EGE AND GRAMMAR 8CHOOL

THE BEST SCHOOL FOR BOYS

For terms, address l)It. STEVENS PARKR, Warden of Itacluo College, Itaclno, Wis.

REASONS WHY THE

CELLULOID Eye Glasses

ARK THE BEST.

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VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS.

A Kilkenny Cat Figkt at Lynchburg Between the two Factions-

Separate Conventions Held—The Delegate Who Would Voto for Daniel

LvNcniitJuo, On., Aug 10 —The Coalition ibis fttiil birai^hiouv UtpublirHim ref'ust cl to ini-Ll toj:eili* r, »nd ar« now holding separate mt-eliugs with nearly equal ^umbers. iTi« Straigbiouts are orderly and d^u raiintd. Tin Couliti'»MisU arc boirileroux and wraugling. The two convfiiiioiih app^inl' (JoimuiUet-s of Coulciencc lo arrange a basia of compromise. The Struightouis ailjourned till 7 o'clock.

TH1C l'ltOCKEDINOS.

LYNCHBUUO, VH A 1 0 —Cochrun Chairman ol the Stall' Centrul (/ommiitie, calkd tin* Republican Convcn iou to order at 10 o'clock.

Wilson, colored, of Norfolk, was elected Permaiit ul Chairman. He said the Republicans «t Virginia w»*re lu no condition to endorse repudiaiion. When the Cliair reponed th« meeting ready for busings, a (JouniiilUe ou Credentials was moved.

J. T. Dmenderof said a Committee from the other de, the Coaliliouisis wished Venter tlie (Convention, but, as they bad not been provided wilh tickets, thev could not, and Ihen fore moved the Convention adj-iurn until 3, that they might be conferred whh and if possible Ullile llio two iu£s.

Mr. Arnold bitterly opposed any adjonrnnii nt. saying I lie tilraiglitouis had appointed a Coniinittee of niae ol the befit Republicans in the Stale tp confer with them, and they turned to the caucus saying they could find oo one to coufst with. 1 was in this city wht there was n") repuiliaiion in this city. The inottw is

Owv no mat.," and not "Pay no man," as Gene ral Mahone leai lies.

OOAIJTION REPUBLIC AH S.

The Republicans in faror of coalition with the Reaajusters met in Convention in the Opera house at noon, Josiah Crump of Richmond, Temporary Chairman w)d P. Peel Brook. Secretary, both colored. After the customary speeches a Committee on Credentials was appointed and recess taken till afternoon. Upon re-as-sembling, the colored delegate from Alex andria rose and said he desired to state that he was sent by the Republicans of Alexandria as a delegate to the Republican Convention, hacl a ticket signed by the Chairman of the State Centril Committee, and was ruthlessly thrust from the doorot the Republican Convention by Democratic policemen. The Speaker then denounced the Democrats in vigorous terms. Captain E. W. Early, of Albemarle, moved that a committee be ap pointed to confer with a committee of the Straightout Convention.

Drs- Lewis opposed the motion on the ground that the Straight-outs were bolts..

W W. Douglass favored Mitchell of Alexandria. He believed the negroes of Virginia to-day would to better off had they never seen Jorgenten or Desendorf. But he was willing to swallow them both rather than hate a split in the Republican party.

P. J. Carter was in favor of the motion. The Convention voted a Committee OP Compromise almost unanimous. The Committee on Resignations were also appointed. While awaiting the report of the Committee on Credentials, no Popham made along and earnest speech The Committee on Credentials reported 155 legal delegates present. The Committee wns appointed on Permanent Organization and the Convention took re~ cess until evening. "Upon re-assembling speeches were again in order, and the general impression was that the Straightouts would not nominate a State ticket. "/•Iff"'

Married to be Murdered.

OTTAWA,

Aug.

11.—James

jgj.-

I'd

rather

vote fr John Daniel's little finger a thousand times than for ballot box uluft'ers.

Mr. De^tijdoif said he believed every man hen was an honeat Republican aud could not bo bought out in two hours.

Mr. Tirnloy replied. "Peter J. Carter came here a Straightout and was bought in two hours

A Committee on Credentials was appointed abo a Com ittce to invite all the delegates to come to the hall.

After recess, Mr Austin of Lanenbure:, said he was in favor if post ible of healing the split in the party. He was in favor i.f admitting the Coalitionists if they will tome forward aud act honorably. "Several short speeches were then made against any compromise. Jor«rnnBon, Chairman of the committee appointed to confer with the Coalilionifits, reported that he had conferred with all members ol the coalitionists, and had invited them personally to participate in the Proceed ings of the convention. A delegate favored an extension of time to the Coalitiouists.and said if they were refused to have further consultation with the Coalitionists they would elect Daniels.

George W. Arnold asked tho speaker why he prelerred Cameron to Daniels. The delegate replied that he understood Danield was a Fire-eater and Cameron a Liberal. Arnold asked if he had ever heard of Mr. Daniels stuffing the ballotbox or burning the Governor in effigy because he would not violate the Constitution. Other speeches opposing readjustment were made, and a recess taken till 7, when the Convention adjourned until to-morrow.

Weiherell,

a widower, aged 70, and Margaret Doherty, a widow, aged 50, were married ast night. Houghs started a charivari at 11 r. M. which lasted till 2 o'clock this morning. The mob then broke in the door and demanded money, which Wetherell refused. The old man beat them off and followed them out. At daylight this morning his dead body was found by the roadside with a

A lady well known in SonthlBend reps resented the "Circassian Girl" In a circuside show.

ifiSlfl Kite!

', JK V'""ii •*r'-''*"JA»-t?.Vf

It Got so Warmed up on the Way it was no Good-

Day before yesterday was a day that wn 1 mg berememoered for its weather. JS'ot because it was the hottest of the season though it was certainly hot enrugh— but tor the extraordinary fact that a hot. blasting and almost suffocating wind came down from the North whence we had been looking for a cool breete to allay the intense heat that has been parching us tor the last few weeks. In fact Vt-nnor had promised us a polar wave and he may claim that he has kept his promise, for the wave came from th£ direction of the pole but like Maebeth's witches, he has "kept the wotd of promise to our ears to break it to our hearts." But then it is liketv Vennor is not at tauli. ho had made arrangements for a poltr wave and really intended to cool u» oil uud give us a good night's sleep, but after he had started it down the fiery tiend of the torrid equatorial regions, who had been spending the summer iito-tii, rubbing his hands and chuckling over his inhumanly practical joke, said to self "I will go up into the Northland, and meet this polar wave and warm him up: in fact heat him red hot, so shall ihe people of this temperate zone think (hut hell has ourst a retort, and they shall curse Vennor and say "He is no good any more." And he did it. Just how he eflk ted the warming up is not certain, hut it is suspected he went over to the Libyan Desert and borrowed a section of a Sirocco and brought it over here, or he may have some patent infernal machine which he operotes on a lar^e scale and has located somewhere to the north of us. Whatever the process be it is certainly a good one at least we hope it is not to be further perfected for it would take forty million of Dr Blips' cooling apparatuses to counteract' its scorching influences.

Threshing Machine Burned. N. H. McFerrin yesterday sold a Nichols, Shepherd & Co. Vibrator Threshing Muchine to a Mr. Lorrison, a farmer, living just across the line in Illinois. This sale is to take the place of a machine beloug to Mr. Lorrison which was burned a few days ago, and is the second machine Mr. McFarrin has sold this person to take the place of threshers so destroyed.

This machine of Mr. Lorrison's was nicelv at work when the wheal stack caught on fire. It was at first thought it was accidental, but they now belite that somebody threw a match against it. When the fire was first discovered the men struck at it with their lorks thinking to put it out in that way. In this they signally failed for itlthrew the sparks in every direction and in an instant the whole rick was on fire. The wheat rick with perhaps 200 bushels of wheat was destroyed, as was also the threshing machine which could not be moved in time to save it. Nor is this all. The fire spread so suddenly that it burned the vest of a son of Mr. Lorrison in which was sixtyfive dollars in money obtained for a previous job of threshing. It was a serious loss to all the parlies, but they have now bought a new and splendid Vibrator Thresher from Mr. McFerriB, the popular dealer in agricultural implements on the West side of the public square, and will soon make good^their losses. ......

THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

THAT POLAR WAVE

Forty-four Grandchildren. From the Express.

Sylvester Anderson, an old citizen of Prairie Creek township, died August 4tb, 1881. Mr. Anderson was. seventy-seven years old and came to this country from North Carolina about fifty years ago. He was the grandfather of rorty four children, and the great grandfather of twenty* two. He leaves his'first wife to mourn his loss, who is now seventy-six years old.

Cfitarrh of the Bladder. Stinging, smarting, irritation of the ur nary passages, diseased discharges, cured .. by Bucbupaiba. Drus Bci

CHICAGO,

TRENTON,

3. Depot Gulick

Jerry & Co., Terre Iiaute.

Aug. 12.—There was great

excitement on change this morning'on account of the continuous advance in corn. Calls for September and October advanced four and a half cents overayesterday's prices. Wheat and oats advanced respectively two cents and a cent and a half.

Aug. 11.—The Parry House

Beach Haven, burned. The guests lost all their property. The loss on the building will reach $3,000. The loss of 250 boarders will be considerable. The guests both men and women, arrived at Camden this morning attired in bathing, suite.

Robert McPherson and wife were

They came up, Moaday evening.

A vivs year old child of Mrs. Williams died of typhoid fever this morning in the Dig baildinii on the corner of First and Main/

THE

ffe' fU.

drouth is becoming alarming in

some portions of the southern part of the State and is already causing distress. Streams have dried up and^cisterns and wells are nearly exhausted. Numerous fires are breaking out daily oa farms.

A CONCERT and festival was given last night at the brick school house north of the city in which a batch of Terre Haute talent participated.

WILKESBARRE, August 11—Congressman Hendrick B. Wright, ill for several weeks, is gradually fauing.

EXTENSIVE

EVEXY

THE

preparations (are being

made for the firemen's tournament, to be held at Quincy, 111., from August 80 to Septl.

male citizen of Watseka, Ills.,

between the ages of 21 and 50 must perform two days' labor npon the streets.

Indiana bun.au of statistics is

about to send out a blank for the purpose o£ ascertaining the different avenues of business already open to women.

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RAILROAD TIMETABLE

obion depot Chestnut and Tenth street or all trains except I. ft St. L., C. ftT. H. an reigbts. Time five minutes faster tha erre Haute time.

Depot of 1. & St. L., oorner T1 ppeoanoe and •ilxth streets.

Depot of T. H. and S. X., eorner Main and lrst streets. Explanation of referenoes: (8) Bteepti Jars attached, (f) Parlor Can attach tally exoept Sanaa?. Daily. All other rains daily, Sundays excepted.

i. H. ft I. M. B.-Taa4sHa Liao, (Arrive from the East.) No. SPacifle Express^. 4 Mail Train. ... .^ (8H 6 Fast Express 8 IndianajpoliaAoc. la Louis Expu

•(8)

INDIANAPOLIS ft ST. LOUIS. (Arrive from East) Cleveland Ex .10:25 a ti.

Y. and Boston Ex 1:85 am fudpl. Acc 7:81 pm (Depart for the West) Kansas City Ex ...10:90 a Indpls. Acc 7:82 pm N. Y. ft Boston Ex 1:40 am (Arrive from West) indpls. Acc Cleveland Ea N. Y. and Boston Ex (Depart for the East) lndpl acc Cleveland Ex N. Y. ft Boston Ex

EVANSVIIiLE ft TERRE HAUTE. (Arrive from the South.) No. 1 Eastern Express 2.55 (S) 8 Chicago Express 11.00 pm (Leave for the South.)

S) No. 2 Nashville Express 4.00 a 4 Express 2.56

CHICAGO EASTERN ILLINOIS (Arrive from the North.) No. 6 Terre

Haute Acc'n 10.40 am

1 Chicago ft T. H. Express...11.06 pm •(S) 8 Chicago ft Nashville Ex... 8.66 am (Leave for the North.)

No. 2 T. H. ft Chicago Express... 7.50 am 6 Danville Acc'n

Traquair & Wilkes

C. H.ITRAQTJAIR"

1M a at .10.10 2.4ft pn 7.00 2.18 am

tm io Cin. an (Leave for the WssU, •(B) fto. 2 Pacific Express 1J2 am 4 Mail Train .10.11 6 Fast Express 2JS0 pa 10 Cin. and Loois {Express... 2.35 am (Arrive from the West.) iS) No. 6 Fast Line 1.S2 a 8 Mall and Aoo 8.50 1 Day Express 2.50 9 Cin. ana Louis Express ...12^6 a (Leave for the East.) *(S) No. 5 Fast Line 40 am 8 Mall and Aco'n...- 8.40pm •(SH 1 Day Express 8.10 7 Mail anu Acc'n 7.00 a 9 Cin. and Louis Exprewt... 1.03 am

T. II. ft I.-Lofaaipsrt Division. (Arrive from the North.) No. 2 Mail Train 12.80 4 Accommodation 7.86pm (Leave for the North.) No. 1 Mail Train 6.00 am 8 Accommodation 4.50

J. H. WiLkM

Wall faper, Decoration, Paper Hanging and

AND SIGN PAINTING

Headquarters No. 627 Main street.

H. HULMAN,

WH07.E8ALB GROCER AXD LIQUOR DIALEE Main street, corner of Fifth.

TKRRK HAUTE nut.

GRAND EXCURSION

To the rammer resoits of tta* •••"•1 1 i*

NORTHWEST

by the

Chicago and Eastern Illinois R-.

IbePopular""'? V"-'

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injured.

2 Unioh' Dilpot.

Tickets ti return until October 31st. For routes, rates, list of resorts, hotels ia with rates per day, call on [«. BUSMNSLL, Qenl. Agent, 024 Main street. Terre Haute,

or address

A. B. DUKHAM, O. P. and T. A., 1 gj, USDearbon street, Chicago

HAVE YOU.?

EVER KNOWN

Anv person to be seriously ill weak stomach or Inactive 111

And

without a

ver or kidneys?

when these organs are in good condition do you not Una their possessor enjoying good health? Parker's Ginger Tonic always regulates these important organs, and falls to make the blood rich and pure never to make the 1 and to strengthen every part of the system. It has cured nundreds of despairing invalids. Ask your neighbor about it.

No. 12726. The state of Indiana, Vigo County in the Vigo Circuit Court. Flora Leonard vs Joseph Leonard In divorce.

Be it known that on the 11th day of July, 1881, said plaintiff filed an affidavit in due form, showing that said Joseph Leonard Is a non-resident of the state of Indiana.

Said non-resident is hereby notified of the pendency of said action against him, and that the same will stand for trial attbe September term of said court in the year of 1881.

Attest* MKRBILL N. SXITH,Clerk. G. W. ft

H. Kleiser, Attorneys.

n.mrfff's

vssaot bar that 1 a*ar did 1a th*

8. CLIFT

7:32 a 4:03 pm 1:35 am

Sashea

7:87 am 4:07 1:40 a

8.10 pm

S) 4 Nashville ft Chicago Ex 11.06pm

ILLINOIS MIDLAND. Arrive from the Northwest.)

No. 1 Mail ft Acc'n 6.07 (Leave for the Northwest.) •tfo. 2 Mail and Acc'n 7.07 a

TERRE IIAUTE WOBTHI'OT'K. (Depart for the Southeast., Mall and Express 7.00 a Accommodation .1 JOom (Arrive from the Southeast.) Mail and Express 2.80 pm Accommodation 10.20 a

JUFFF.RSONVILLE, MADISON & INDIANAPOLIS. (Depart from Indianapolis.) ^outh.Ex.d'y Lthiis. ft Mad. Acc'n d'y.

J. ft Mad. Mail tenlnsSx.-T~,—

4.20 am 7.10 am 2.50 6.10 na

(Arrive.)

Ind. ft Mad. Mall .... .....:....10.00 am ind. and Chicago Ex 11.20 a N. Y.ftNla. K. ex.d'y 6.90pm L. ft Cn. I dv .10.60

Onmnn: 1 waa A nuttoaol imu 4H BO* (lit a ash nlW, bat th» mtnrTi toU«« law——d prtwtrmtton and ttnklna «hUl*. AtthtattiM I basia U»oM«f your IaonTomc, from whlol

MUM

4. H. WM IAMS

-MANUrACTUREhb OF

Corner Mulberry rnd Ninth, Terre Haute Ind.

MIDLINE EY

M. T. HOUGH & CO.

niPORTERS OF

Piotnret, Frames and Mouldings

No 06 Main street, Terre HXnte Ind.

XECUTORS'S ALE OF REALBSTATE

The undersigned, executors of the estate of Chauncey Rose, deceased, will on the 1st day of Sept., 1881, at the office of M. 8. Durham, No. 506U Ohio street, in the city of Terre Haute, Indiana, sell at private sale the following described real estate in tbe city of Terre Hante, Vigo County and State of Indiana, to-wit:

Lots numbered one hundred and fortveight (148), one hundred and forty-nine (149), one hundred apd fifty (160) and one hundred and fifty-one (151) In Chauncey Rose's subdivision of 47 82-100 acres off of the cast side of the west half of section twenty-two (22), township twelve (12) north, of range nine (9) west.

TERMS OF SALE:—FOUI hundred andfl fty

(S460.00)dollars cosh, and the remainder of the 1 vean interest

1 purchase money in one, two and peats, the notesto ar

U11

FINE MILLINERY

CINCINNATI.

Are now prepared to show the latest imported pattern Hats and Bonnets, including all the novelties of the Spring season. Also have made arrangement** which will enable them to furnish TO THE TRADE above patterns at lowest cash prices and execute all orders at shortest notice. Correspondence solicited. 91. T. HOUC ft CO., 14G West Fourth Street, Cincinnati.

OPERA HOUSE BOOK-STORE'

E. L. GODECKE,

(SUCCESSOR TO A. DOOLXT)

DEALERIK

per cent sale, the

raw seven

er annum from date

same to be paid annually. Also lots numbered eleven (11) and twelve (12) in Chauncey Rose's subdivision of real estate formerly occupied by the Wabash and Erie canal between Main ana Poplar streets and east of the former line ef said canal and west of lands of the Evans ville and Crawfordsvllle Railroad Company.

TBHMSOFSALE:—One-fourth of the purchase money cash and the remainder In five equal annual payments, the notes to bear seven per cent interest per annum from date of sale, the same to be paid annually.

FIKMIJT NIPPKKT JOSEPHUS COLLECT

July 27th, 1881.

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Danville Route. ,-t

No. 74. The State of Indiana, Vigo County, in theauperiorcourt of Vigo county. Sophia J. Sumptrr vs William H. Sumpter in dlvoree.

Be it known thaton the 6th day of Jnly, 1881, said plMntfff filed an affidavit in due form, showing that said William H. Sumpter is a non-resident of the state of Indiana.

Said non-resident defendant is hereby notified of the pendeney of said action against him, and that ths same will stand for trial at the September term of said court In the year of 188f.

Attest: MERRILL N. SMITH, 1 Clerk

you want areliable Grain or Ferteliter Drill, please examine the

GREENCASTLE GRAIN DRILL,

Built by J. B. Crowell ft Co., Qreencastle, Pa Sold in nearly every county in the «tate. Made either plain or spring hoe, with or without grass seeder. Has a positive force feed tried and found satisfactory for more than 20 years. The Fertelizer Attachment stands without a rival, and with recent lmrovement of Automatic Cut-Off wM save per cent annually. It Is well built and durable. If there is no agent in your vicinity please write to W. K. Sproule, 78 E. Washington St., Indianapolis, Ind.

DIAklflQ Mt Sold on installments and rlAIIUO vtihlDDed to all parts of the rmnuw ("shipped

ORGANS HsrS

TANITE

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•aaaral Sabillty to cooh aa aztaat that ay labor waa axrcvdloclr b«i* tW did sot maetx

Use dariac IS7 Ulaaaa asd with doabl*

aod rWor ol body, kw aap tkm a alaafaaaaal Ihinissi aaiai wark.Tknow not whafc. IgHeHthawadlt. J. WAI tn« Jbrmn Hauls is si

ntltof. bat oa th* aoatrary, vaa followed bp

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AtthtattiM IbasaathaoMafyow IaowTOKIC, ft«mwhlohI

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SUPERIOR

SOLO •Y

No. 12,604. State of Indiana,County ofV go, In the Vigo Circuit Court, LouisaC Si Ham let vs Uriah E. Hamlctt In dlvore vi

Be it known that on the 2oth day of Jone1881, it was ordered oy the court that that/.. the clerk notify by publication said Uriah E. Hamlett as non-resident defendant the pendency of this action against him Said defendant is therefore hereby notified 4 of the pendency of said action against him, and that the same will stand for trial at the September term of said court in the year of

-saim***

*ss

.• 1-1 I

JjOHN CLIFT'Vi

Doors, Blinds «tc- &c.

AND DEALERS IN

Lumber, Lath Shingles, Glass, Paints, Oils and Builders Hardwar

XECUTORS' SALE OF REAL ESTATE.?

The undersigned, executors of the lost will?! of Chauncey Rose,deceased, will 011 the Ktth day.of August, 1881, at the office of M. 8. Durham, No. 506% Ohio street, In the city ofS*•* Terre Haute, Indiana, sell at private sale the following described real estate In the mty of.. Terre Haute, Vigo Counly and £tate of In-? diana,to-wlt: al

Lots numbered forty-six (46) and fortyseven (47) in Chauncey Rose's subdivision. of real estate, formerly occupied by tho ". Wabash and Erie canal, between Chestnut1 and Main streets and of realty delineated .,: within said limits.

Terms of sale:—Two hundred and fifty dollars in one year, two hundred and fifty dollars in two years, and the remainder In eight years the notes to draw six per cent. interest from date of sale and to be paid annually.

MERRILL N. SMITH,

three

Locomotive, Stationary and Marine Boilers (Tubular and Cylinder,) Iron Tanks, Smoke Stacks, ftc. Shop on Flnststreet, bet. Walnut and Poplar

SVRepairingdonein the most substantial manner at short notice, and as liberal in price as any establishment in the state. Or-a I ders solicited and punctually attended^to.

SSflS ji'ii

KX#CUTORS-

TEXAS

ARKANSAS AND LOUISIANA.

A healthful. productive so: ry and prudence petence can be had

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to learn, and our instructions are so simple «m and plain, that any one can make great proits from the very start. No one can fail emwho is willing to work. Women are as suecessful as men. Boys and girls can earn large sums. Many nave made 'at the busi- v. ness over one hundred dollars in a single week. Nothing like it ever known before. All who engage are surprised at the ease and rapidity with which they are able to make money. You can engage in this business daring yonr spare time at great profit, Yon do not have to invest capital in it. We tufrfi all the risk. Those who need ready money should write to us at once. All furnished free. Address TRUE ft Co., Augusta Maine.

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Also lot numbered eighty five (85) In Jeweti's addition to the city of Terre Haute. Terms of Sale:—Cash.

Also lot numbered Twelve (12) In

Chauncey Rose's subdivision of that part of section twenty \2^), township twelve (12). north, rango nine (0) west, which lies between seventh anu eighth streets and* north of Chestnut street.

Terms of sale:—One-fourth of the purchase jmoney cash, and the remainder In one, two and three years, the notes to bear interest at seven per cent, per annum from date of rale, payable annually.

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Will mail free of cost on application, free,*'^f?i?f^» a* of cost, postage prepaid, books with maps giving authentic and reliable in formation^ in detail, of the State of Texas. Arkansas or sg Western Louisiana. We desire to confer with those wishing to better their condition and are meditating a change to anew coun- 2 try. Addrew

DUVAL,Secretary, Austin,Texas,

N NICTOR, Eastern Manager, 213 Broadway, New York. &' Foreign Office:—WM W LANO, President j.

Leadenhall House

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Outfit furnisned free, with full instructions for conducting the most profitable business that anyone can engage in. The business is so easy

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