Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 September 1881 — Page 8
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DR. CLARK
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C3 Bl^ f?1^Dyspepsia, Liver I III
I- Dinea ses, Fc ver &
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Dropsy,
S3 Ueart Disease,
Bi iousiicss, Nervous Debility, etc. Tht Best REMEDY KNOWN to Maa!
I?v300,000 Bottles
ftOI.D HiXCE law.
17.1 3 rup pomssea Varied Properties. It KUJUUJHM1* lhe Ptyallne In lhe Saliva, wbl oimveru the Mtarvli and NiiRnr of the NIIMI into u'luconc. A «l«ilcl'ii4'v in PtyuJIno •a#'" WIIKI itiid Souring of (lio lood In the
If the mt'dlHne IK taken lmtti?dl-
ntely nHrr vatlai the ftrmtntatioa of food It ml* the I.lver. •t art* U)on the Uldlieyt.
It the Ilowcli. It 1'iifHUn tin- BIIMMI. It 9 nli't* the IVervons Sy»tem, it r* nmintrii SlgcRtloB. It Xonrlihc«, Mtronvthen* nnl Invigorate*. ItemrHe* off the Old Blood and makes new. It o|»en« the port-* of the ikln and Induce* •••Uttf Pvniilrallon,
It nentrtlj7.t-i the hereditAnr taint, or poison in the Mood, which Kcneratiis bcrofula, Erysipelas, and all suaner of ikin diHeR«os and internal humor*.
There are no spirit* employed in its manufacture, and it can l* taken by tho moot delioate babe, or by the seed and foebto, are oiHy being rewind in otUniim tt dtraotfo**
Logan-iort. Cass Co., Intl.
This is to certify that Dr. Clark Johnson 's Indian Blood Hyrup, 1ms iuro myHolf ami four of my fmnily of Chills and Kever. I can truth fully rocoramond your valuable medicine 10 all similarly afflicted.
Wll.MAM. DT'XAI.SOK.
Fort Wayne, Ailon Co., Ind.
A r.tir trial of Dr. Clark Johnson's Indian Blood
Hyrup
cured me of Scrofula, when all
other medicines failed. I have also tound It a valuable rorncdy for kidney disease. HKMKY KI.BINNILLMH.
Bringhurst, Carroll Co., Ind.
I have used Dr. Clark Johnson's Indian "Mood *yrup for Liver Complaint of long standing, and am happy to Ray it has efleot--«D a coiuplutu cure. DANIKL BELL.
Lebanon, Boone Co., Ind.
I was ain loted with hoart disease for 10 .-year*, and I'-ft*" everything else failed, I tried Dr. Cli. !r Johiuson's In tan lilood 'Hyrup and It 1ms proved most beneficial to
ME. TFMII.Y VIDIT"
Agents wanted for tit? sale of lhe Indian Blood Hyrup in ?verv town or village, in which I have 110 agent. I'jrilculars given on application.
DRUGGISTS SELL IT.
Xaboratory 77 West 3rdst, N. City
INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.
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STOCK YARDS, September 27.
HOUS—Receipts, 1,800 hoad shipments, 1700 head. With a llghl rim and stimulating Intelligence from other markets caused a decided improvement in tho tone of trade here. Tli'j demand from both packers and dealers was good which had a tendency to strengthen trade in general at least fur choice heavy packing and shipping 17.20 was realized in several instances for '2fl0 pounds and upwards, but had to b^ choice gri:d»)s and strictly corn-fed Th market closed early, with the demand no' fully supplied. Wequoto.
Medium to choice heavy |(1 !H)«i7.i:( Assorted light shipping tMMtaiti.KO Culls and grassers -l..r0riil.:0 Stockers 8.0004.00
CATTLE—Receipts, 3!Mi head shipment* *30 head. Market nominally unchanged The dullness Unit lias characterized tho trade for the past week, especially on medi am and common grades, remains uuunchanged if anything prices are weaker andjnotwlthuamling we have reportod for ono week dally that common butchers'
SHK KP—Receipts none. We quote: -Good to prime •Common to fair
2.50Q4.00 2.00(93.00 4.50(98.00
..^25.00(350.00 shipments
280 head
.$4.00(94.00 2.76(93.75
THE Louisville Commercial cites the ttuteofCapt. Ch&f. N. Coiri, of that city, who was cured by St. Jacobs Oil, -after suffering for years with iheuma*ism.—[York (Neb) Republican.
The GAZETTE returns its thanks to those who sends Ih news items. Keep it op. Postal cards will be furnished at
his
office on application. THE funeral of Mrs. Jones, of Honey Creek township, took place to day, at the Durham cemetery, five miles south.
Prohibitionist-
BOSTON, Sept 98—The Prohibitory State Convention met atnoon 150 dele-
Sunion,
tes preM-.ot. Thomas J. Laihrop of was elected permanent chairman.^
TOBACCO FACTORY BURNED.
DANVILLV, VA Sv.p 28—Hollands tobacco faci »iy and onus burned this morning. Loss, $03,000 insurance, *58,000.
Quashed-
TH«NtON. N. J., September 28.—In the U. S. court to-day the indictment against ex-Congressman Chas. H. Voorhees for embezzlement was quashed.
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 188
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Gives, in that paper, the following unsolicited testimonial, which speaks for itself: Offieo of the Inter Ocean. Chicago Jan. 10, 1880. Drs. Btarkey & Palen, Gentlemen:—It is contrary to my rules to eive certificates to the many healing remedies that are advertised, but my experience with Compound Oxygen has been such that I feel it my duty to recommend it to all my acquaintances suffering from overwork and a tendency to pulmonary trouble. In October, 1878,1 was in very poor health. My system had been much overtaxed, and a cold contracted in the spring seemed to have taken permanent hold on my lungs I had had several slight hemorrhages, was troubled with a cough, and was much reduced in flesh. I was discouraged, and my family much alarmod at my condition A friand in Boston sent my wife one of your little books, strongly recom mending your remedy. I was besought to order the Horn a Treatment, and did so. I lollowed instructions faithfully, and in three monslis was anew man. My troubles had almost entirely dis appeared. The improvement had been quiet, but certain and sure from the time 1 first began its ns -. 1 feel very grateful to you for it, tirnl wish that I could persuade all suffering in a similar way to preservingly use your very simple and effective remedy. llusine.SH is very confining and exacting, and when I lake cold and feel myself running down, I resort to Compound Oxygeu, and it is always prompt in its results. I feel like commending it to all. It is not a kill-or-cure remedy. If it does not cure it surely does not injure.
THK last candidate for the office of County Treasurer, Mr. Charles A. Miller, of Cutnininsville (Cincinnati), Ohio, says: "I have had occasion to u«e. St. Jacobs Oil several times for horsea, and always fVuud its workings wonderful enough to surprise me. St. Jacobs Oil never fails to cure, and no owner of a livery stable should be without it."
Lockport Lamentations
I.OCKI'ORT, Vigo Co., Sept. 27, 1881.— Promptly at 2 o'clock yesterday the bells upon the* church and school building h':re commenced their soiemn tolling. Tho people came from all dim-iioes until our spacious school buildl ig was filled to its fsll capacity. W. A. S iufurd was chosen chairman and VF. Russell was made secretary.
The devotional exerei?e* verejeom menced by the audience sinpng "Nearer my God to Thee." Prayer u.is ollered by Fred Lee, and "What is? Your Life?" was then pung.
stock was largely in excess of tho demand fcbiss were appointed to draft resolutions,
it continues to pour in, regardless of the eoxulitlou ot tlic maikel. Tho demand for goodslilpplng cattle remains steady. However, very few have beou offered for the past two days. We quote: Good to prime shipping $6.2»@(J.00 Common to fair shipping 8.75(35.00 -Good to choice butcher's 3.25@4.#0 Common to fair butchers' 2 25^3.00 Stockers [email protected] Feeders. .Bulls Veal calves Milch cows
Prof. Don ham and Drs. L.: .i'john and
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and pending their report the audience had tlie privilec of listening t«* an address by Kcv. lcGregor, luH of glowing eulogies upon the lift and character of our lamented President, mingled with the profounde*t path s. Anoihei lymn, "Asleep i» Jesus," was snug. P:^f. Don ham read tho following reso'utions, which Vere adepted with a -.]'* and unanii i»us "aye."
Whereas, The night of tlcftth had thrown its sombre pall around tbe form of the honored Chief Magistrate of the Republic. aud he was stricken down by the hand ol an assassin while in the vigor of life and at the poet of duty. His column is breken ana his work is unfinished, therefore be it
Resolved, That we deeply deplore the lots of so good and great a man, and mingle our regrets with those of the whole nation, in the sad hour ef universal grief.
Resolved, That in tbe death of our President, the) country has lost a citizen eminent for his public and private virtues, a statesman of the purest patriotism and a ruler of ability and sterling worth.
Resolved, That while T? bow in humb'e submission to tint divine dispensation which doth all thiurn well, we express our sincere sympathy with the be reaved umily and immediate personal friends in this deep affliction.
Remarks£were made by the chairman, secretarv, and rr.emhrrs of the audieuce, all of wiioin spoke in a manner appropriate to tbe occasion.
Durng the exercises tears flowed freely from the eyes of the strong young man. as well as the gray haired father and good old mother. All w?emed to be impressed with the solemnity of the occasion. A fervent prayer by J. W.Green was offered, after which the congregation sang "Unveil thy bosom, faithful tomb," etc., and then adjourned.
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Yours truly, WM. PKNN NIXON
OUr Treatise on Compound Oxygen, its action and results, sent fret*. Address Drs. Starkey & Palen, I10f and 1111 Girard street, Phi)adiO mi&, Pa-
A Brave Girl-
ST. LOUIS, Bept. 24 —At Harding's coal mine near west Belleville yesterday alternoon Maggie, the adopted daughter of John|Holmes, aged 14, and Dickey Holmes his son, aged 5, went about to gather coal. The ooy went upon what is called the "{-lack pile" which is generally in a state of smouldering fire. HP had reached about the middle of the heap when the smoldering mass caved in, enveloping the hoy in its fiery mass. Maguie. his foster sister, jumped in after him with a view to save the bov. She got him out but not before his little body was burned almost (o a crisp. But her own clothing caught fire and was frightfully burned. Her fries brought the miner to her assistance. The boy died last night and it is believed the girl cannot iive. _i
A Petrified Body.
Yesterday in removing a body of a person buried some lour yturs ago. Sexton Haley became convinced that it was petrified." Instead of being 'light as might be expected after such lapse of time it was exceeding heavy. The relatives oid not wish an investigation made. For tho same reason no name is here given.
W. A. SANFORD, Chairman. C. W. RUSSELL, Secretary.
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THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.
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BY TKLKOKAPH.1 NEW YOBK, September 28. FLOUR—Receipts 18X00 nales 15,000 8teady moderately active.
WHEAT—Opened shade stronger, afterwards became weak and fell a trifle, active bushels
November $1.55%@1 December $1.58%(^1.59i. CORN-%@54 lower, I. western «pot 780,00# bushels.
PORK-
338,0 bushels
airly active mixed
68g75c future 75@81c Bales,
OATS—Shade stronger, fairly active western 48a53c sales 250.000 bushels including No. 2 October 44%£44%c November 47% 047% December 50c.
C—Quiet, steady.
BEEF—Firm, and quiet. LARD—Scaiosly so Arm steam renderd 112.42*.
BUTTER—Quiet, Arm for choice western 18@3t. CHE
CHEESE—Dull 3@13c. 8UOAR—Quiet, firm. MOLASSES-Steady, quiet. PETROLEUM—Dull, weak. RICE—Fairly active, Arm. COFFEE—Quiet, steady.
TOLEDO.
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TOLEDO, September 28.
WHEAT—Dull No. 2 red October |1.48£ November |1.49i December $1.52%. CORN—Dull No. 2 October 69»4c November 7lkc.
OATH-Quiet No. 45o
CINCINNATI.
BY TMLKGRAPH CINCINNATI, September 28. WHEAT—Strong and higher: No. 2 red *1.50.
CORN—StroDg, higher: No. 2 mixed 7l%c. OATS—Steady: do. 2 mixed 45c. Ri'E—Steady: (1.15. BARLEY—Firm, Good demand: No. 2 fall 11.15
PORK—Quiet: (21.00. LARP-Steady: [email protected]. BULK MEATS-Quiet: [email protected]. BACON—Firm: *9.37^@11.87W$ 12.37%. \VHISKEY—Active firm 81.15.
CHICAGO.
BY TSLKGKAPH.I
CHICAGO, September 28.
WHBAl'—Weak but unsettled, closing strouger 11.37% cash $1.48% asked October $1.40% November: $1.40% bid December.
CORN—Strong higher throughout 70%c cash 70%c October 70%c November 70%c December 74%c May.
OATS—Strongor 43%c cash and year 43%c October 44%c November 46o December. RYE—$1.11.
BARLEY—«1.11. WHISKEY—$1.17. PORK—Weak and lower $10.20 cash and October $19.40 November.
LARD—Firm $12.20 ca«h and October $12.35 November $12.72% January. HOG8—Receipts, 23,000 active 6@10jlitgher closing weak good to fancy bacon $0.00@ 0.95 mixed packing 16.5007.00 choice to heavy shipping $7.0007.45.
TERRE HAUTE MARKETS.
GAZKTTH OKFICB,
Wednesday, Sept. 28.
The following are the paying prices corrected to-day: WHKVT—Fultz. 1.35 red $1.35.
COKN—Mixed fee white 65c. OATS—42e. BUTTKK—Choice 20025c. EOOH—Firm at 15c. POULTRY—Hens, [email protected] chiakens $1.75 @2.00 geese, none offering.
DRIED FRUIT—Apples5c peaches 7c. FKATTIERS—Prime, 50c duck, 25c old 10@ 25c per lb.
HIDES—Green slaughtered 7% green salt oured 8%c dry 10@12c. HAY—Clear Timothy $14.00(316(50 clove mixed $^[email protected] less.
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Be it known thiL on tho 8tli day of Sept 1881, said plaintiff filed an alttdavit in di form, showing thai said Harriet Whelan a non-resident of the state of Indiana.
Said non-resident is hereby notified of tin pendency of M«ld action against her, an that the same will stand for trial attlic N veinber
That such bids will- be received for th oonsiruction, strictly in accordance wit the said plans and specifications, of anj£*: part, or several parts or for the whole of said nuilding that, Is, the said Bourd will receive and consider bids for the furnisking of material and the cons ruction ot the work of aify pait, or of any several parts, or of the wooleor said JAIL, and in all such bids the material and work, in accordance with the plans and specifications, which plaps and specifications «ball be a part of any contract which may be entered into with any bidder, must be embraced, and the price therefore stated, seas to distinguish each part.
Each bidder will be required to execute a bond in double the amount uf tbe bid, with not less than two resident freehold sureties to be approved by the board and conditioned according to law, and shall guarantee the faithful performance and execution of tbe work so bid for, in case thesamels awarded to such bidder or bidders, and that the contractor so receiviig said contract, shall promptly pay all debts incurred by him In the prosecution ®f such work, including labor and materials furnished, and for boarding laborers thereon, which bond shall be made payable to the State of Indiana, and wh ch bond most accompany each bid. FFerms of such bond can be had of the Auditor.]
The Beard of Commissioners reserve tike fight to reject any and all bids. The plans II
and specifications are subject t« the inspection of ah persons desiring to make bids.. JOHIf 8. JORDON, 1 Board
JOHII W. WILSON. ot JOHN DIBAUN Commissioners Attest: ANDREW GRIMES, Auditor.
No. 1283S. State •f|isdl»na,'C®ua?j of Vigo in the Vigo Circuit C»«rt, September term, 1881. IsaSeUe Fuller, va James H. Fuller, in divorce.
Be it known that ea the 38th day of Sep tem ber, 1881, It was ordered by the Courtthat the Clerk aoiify by pnblloatten aaid James H. fuller as non-residant of the pehdeney of this action against him. •aid defendant is therefore hereby netifled of the pendency ef said aetlon against him and that the same will stand for trial at the November term of raid Court In tbe jear of 1881. MaaaiLi. IV. SMITH, Clerk
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HUD-OS—Jas. i». Hadson, yesterday evening at 649 o'eloek, aged 04 years. The fuuoral will occur at half pant two o'clock to-morrow afternoon from the resldenoe 401 north Fourth street.
FrietiJs of the family are tnvited to attend without farther notice.
K.E3TER—At 9 o'clock this morning, Sept. 28th, Joel H. 77 years
Fuueral from his late residence, 216 south Second, at3 p. x., Friday, September 30. Friendsof the family are Invited to attend without further notice. (Express copy lt^(
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A Daring Train Robbery on the Iron Mountain Road-
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Thirty Thousand From the Express Messenger and Seven Hundred From the Passengers-
LITTLE ROCK, ARK., Sept. 23.- The The GcuetWs Arkadelphia special says: train on the Iron Mountain and Southern railroad which left Texarkana at eight o'clock last night, wa$ boarded at Hope by three young men. After passing Prescott, and ^when near Kensett, they snddenly drew revolvers and ordered the"'conductor to stop the train which he did. Then they proceeded to make the passengers throw UD their hands and went through them" getting seven hundred dollars. They then visited the express car, opened the messenger's safe, and took $30,000 IN CURRENCY.
Before leaving the train they throw a package containing $15,000 back, under the impression that it was valueless.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 23.—A Post Dispatcy special from New Potte, Arkansas says: The passenger train on the Iron Mountain road was robbed last night by five masked men, who halted and boarded the train, forced the express messenger to open the safe and then proceeded to rob the passengers. Eighteen thousand dollars was obtained from the safe, and it is claimed that between forty and fifty thousand dollars will not exceed the total loss. A cotton dealer named J. L. Atkinson lost $2,500. The robbers are said to be mere boys and is.believed will be captured shortly. Gov. Churchill will doubtless offer a reward of $25,000 and the railway Co., as much more lor their capture.
IN MEXICO.
SANTA FE, N. M., Sept. 23.—The New Mexico Pout's Del Norte, Mexico,- special, says: On receipt of President Garfield's death yesterday morning, all buildings occupied by Americans were draped in mourning ana the Mexican flag at the military post placed at half mast..
No. 12810. The stale of Indiana, Vigo Count in the Vigo Circuit Court. Martin R. W11el*^'A.^ v« Harriet Whelan, in divorce. SSOD- of the Wntfcr, ft UtlCA Men, to &SSAS81
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of said court in the year 188
Attest: MKRRILL N. SMITH, Clerk. A. M. Black. P. Q.
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Whereas, the undersigned Board of Con missionurs of Vigo County and State of diana, have adopted plans and specific: tions for a COMMON JAIL, which plai and specifications are and will remain file in the office of.the Auditor of said cou ty, in tho city of Terre Haute.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby giv Hint sealed bids and proposals for the co struction of said JAIL, will be received the said office of said Auditor up to and 1 eluding Tuesday, the fiistday of Novembe 1881.
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DESPATCn.
Eight miles south of Prcscott three men presented cocked revolvers at the conductor and ordered him to stop the train which he did as ^uick as possible. He was in such a hurry to stop tlio train that he pulled the bell cord in-two. All three of the robbers went to the express car, made the messenger open the safe from which they took about $16,000, which was about half the money there was in it. Then they went through the coaches and robbed the passengers of $800. All of the men were very young, none of them were masked or "had any beard.
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ex-Senator Conkling, tbe letter expre the opinion that Conkling deserved d" and the writer said he was com' New York on the occasion of the convention next Wednesday, and ling should not be admitted, be the quences what the
Commissioner Mason perused th and observing that it had been wri| a man of education, inquired if th was either insane or given to dr Jackson said he had never heard was either. Tbe commissioner su that he should write a reply toe to ferrett out, if possible, the rcal '.he Utic-a man, but this Jackson to do. His principle desire the whole matter off his bands, request Commissioner Mason pro take charge of the affair and about it with Conkling and Pr French and if necessary with Arthur. He was of the opinion, ho
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APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.
Notice is hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo Co., Ind. at their October term for a license to sell 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 for oae year. My place of business and the premises whereon said liquors are to be sold and drank are located on the north side of the junction between the Lafayette road and Fourth street, between the two railroads, city of Terre Haute, Harrison township, Vigo County, Ind.
Sec*ased,ln
JAYKG STRANGE.
TMTNISTRATRIX' SALE.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, administratrix of Uie estate of John H. Broad, deceased, will offer for sale at
ublic auction, at th* late residence of the Otter Creek Township, Vigo County, on
Sattsirtey« OeMber 15th, 1881, The personal property of said estate, consisting of horses, cattle, milch cows, wagons buggies, growing corn,farmingimpiements and various other articles.
Sale to begin at 10 o'clock A. M. TBRMS:—sums of five dollars and under cash over five dollars a credit will be given of ten months from day of sale, the purchaser giving note waiving valuation nnd ap-
fitalsement
laws,and bearing six per cent
nterest after maturity with good and approved seeurlty. MI2*«BTA A. BROAD, Administratrix.
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XECUTORS' SALE OF REALESTATE
The undersigned, executors of the estate of Chauucey Rose, deceased, will on the 1st day of Sept., 1881, at the office of M. 8. Durham, No. 505% 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 State of Indiana, to-wit:
Lots numbered one hundred and fortyeight (148), one hundred and forty-nine(149), ono hundred and fifty (150) and-.one hundred and fifty-one (lol) in Chnuncey Rose's subdivision of 47 32-100 acres oft'of the east side of the west half of section twenty-two (22), township twelve (12/ north, of range nine (9) west.
TERMS OK SALE:—Foui hundred andft fty ($450.00) dollars cash, aud the remainder of the purchase money in one, two and three ur pe same to be paid annually
A NOVELTY IN THAT LINE.." »j"
Mitburn and Coquillard JFartn and Spring Wagons, Improved Indiana Grain brills, JFurst & Bradley Ad- ^f jttslable Harrow*, ilia
Giant Feed Mills,
per cent sale, tbe
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 and Poplar streets and east of the former line of said canal and west of lands of the Evans ville and Crawfordsville Railroad Company.
TERMS OF SALE:—One-fourth of the purchase money cash and the remainder in five equal annual payments, the notes to bear seven per cent Interest per aunum from date of sale, the same to be paid annually
BLRMIN NLPPERTL JOSEPHUS COLLETTJ
July 27th, 1881.
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XECU?0RS'SALEOFR^ AL ESTATE
The undersigned, executors of the last will of Chauncey Rose, deceased, will on the29rli day of September, 1881, at the office of M.S. Durham, No. 505% Ohio street, in the city of Terre Haute, Indiana, sell at private sale the followlngdescribed real estate in the city of Terre Haute, Vigo County and state of Indiana, to-wit:
Lot number ten [10] in Chauncey Rose's subdivision of real estate formerly occupied by the Wabash and Erie Canal, between Main and Poplar streets and east of the former lino of said canal and west of the lands of the Evansville and Crawfordsville railroad Company.
TermB of sale: Two liunared dollars January 1st, i882. and the remainder in four equal annual payments, the notes to bear seven per cent interest from date, the same to be paid annually.
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APPLICATION FOR LICENBK Notice Is hereby glvea that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo County, Indiana, at their October term, for a lieense to sell "intoxicating liquors," in a less quantity than a quart at a time, wlthjtae 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. 1014 on Poplar street, Sixth Ward, in tbe city of Terre Haute, Harrison Township, Vigo County, Indiana. w*. J. KBISBAN.
REVISED NEW TESTEMENT
Illustrated. Cheapest and best. Sells at sigh
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The BKexleaa Mustang Liniment always euros and never disappoints and it Is, positively, re.•$#
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DIAtlfIC JL Sold on installments and riHUVw "ihlppedtOAll ports of the flDCANCIfcounlry. Prices low and ununna 'terms of payment easy.Bend for catalogue. Horace Waters A Co., manufacturers and dealers, 82S Broadway, New lark.
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Mustang Linlmont is without an equal. It penetrates flcih utf uuuele to the very bone—making the oontinuanco of pain and inflammation impossible. Its effects upon Human Fleeh and tlio Brute Creation are jqually wonderful. Tlio Moxican
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which speedily cures such ailments of the HUMAN FLESH as Rheumatism, Swelling*. Stiff! Joints, Contracted Hudn, Burns and Skalds. Cuts, Braises and Sprains, Poisonous Bites and Stings, StlAiess, Laaenesi. Old Sores, tllcers, Frostbites^Chilblains, Sore Nipples, Caked Breast, and Indeed every form of external diets*. It heals without sears.
For tho BHUTB CBBATIO.W it cures Sprains, Swinny. Stiff Joints, ITounder, Harness Sores, goof Disease*, Foot Rot, Screw Worm, Scab, Hollow Horn, Scratches, Wind'
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Protect Tour Children Against the Wintry WindsMill and salesrooms 1D0X and 1009, corner Tenth and Main.
UTICUA A Permanently Cores Humors of the Scalp and Skin Cutlcura remedies ore for sale by all. druggists. Price of Cutlcura, atmedicinal jelly, small boxes, 50c large boxes, fl. Cutlcura Resolvent, the new blood purifier, fl per bottle. Cutlcura Medicinal Toilet Soap,: 25c. Cutlcura Medicinal Shaving Soap, 15c in bars for barbers and large consumers, uSo Principal depot.
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PARKER'S GINGER TONIC
Cures complaints of women and diseases of the stomach, bowels, lungs, liver and kidneys and is entirely different from bit" ters, ginger essences and other tonics, as it. never intoxicates. 50c and fl sizes. Large
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