Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 January 1882 — Page 5

Impatient Boys Try to up the Incubator. j|

They Tom on too Much Heat and Cook the Young Chicks

The Poultry Show in Full Blast

ttr

From Saturday's Daily.

6ome boysbave probably rained the incubator at the Poultry and Pet Stock Show for this year. While the watchman was gone to breakfast yesterday morning they turned on the heat and ran the temperature up to 180 degrees. Some of the young chicks were cooked and it may be that none ol ihem will hatch,

The exhibition ia now in full blast and has bad good patronage this morning. A. D. SalMch sold his old partridge cochin cock, Richard Third, to Pierce Bio's, at Grand llapids, Michigan, for $25.00. Balsick 1ms also bought some specimens of Hodge.

Awards of premiums. J! HA II MAS.

Best dark Brahma cock, Pierce Bros 1st J. T. Blackburn 2d. Best dark Brahma lien, J. T. Blackburn let.

Pierce Pierce

Best dark Brahma cockerel, Bros. 1st J. T. Blackburn 2d Bros. 8rd.

Pullets, Pierce Bros. 1st ond 2d J. T. Blackburn 3rd. COCHINS.

White Cochin hen Pierce Bros. 1st. Partridge Cochin cock, Pierce Bros. 1st A.B. Salsich 2d.

Hen. A. B. Salsich 1st, Pierce Bros. 2d and 3rd. Cockerel, A. B. Salsich let and 3rd Pierce Bros. 2nd.

Pallet, A. B. Salsich 1st and 8rd Pierce 2nd. Black Cochin hen. Pierce Bros. 1st

Black Cochin cockerel, Pierce Bros. 1st. Pullet, same.

Buff Cochin cock, J. J. Brake 1st Cockerel, Pierce Bros. 1st J. J. Brake 2d.

Pullet, Pierce Bros. 1st J. J. Brake 2d. JAVA8.

Black Java cock, J. K. Waltz, lst herc, same, Black Java cockerel, J. T. Blackman, 1st.

Pullet, J. K. Blakcman, 1st and 3rd J. T. Blackman 25. GAMES and Blackbroastcd red game, here, A. Hieklin, 1st. 'f

Cockerel, same. Silver duckwing game, cock,Robert L. McKinley, 1st here,same. (lolden, spangled, Hamburg cockerel, Edwin Hulinan pullet, same.

LEGHORN*.

and brown leghorn cockeral, C. H. Horner, 1st, I. N. and 8. P. Smiley, 2nd R.L. McKinley, 3rd.

Brown Leghorn pullet, C. H. Horner 1st: L. .McKinley 2nd. Dominique Leghorn cockerel and pulletjJC. H. Horner.

Black Spanish cock and hen, G.F. King. SPANISH.

Black Spanish oockerel and pullet, Q. F. King. Golden Polish oockerel and pullet, C. B. Lee.

Haudonscock,i. E. White, 1st hen, J. E. Whitelst,2nd and 3d. Cockerel, J. E. White 1st pullet same,

Sweepstakes, J. E. White. Langshan cockerel and pullot,J. L. Hezer Island 2nd.

BANTAMS.

Black Western red game bantaips, cockerel and pullet, R. L. McKinley 1st and 2nd.

Silver duck-wing game, cockercl and pullet. Pierce Bros' 1st. Golden sei-bright bantam, cock and hen, Pierce Bros'.

Cockercl, Pierce Bros' 1st Frankie Jeffers 2nd. Pullet, Pierce Bros' 1st.

Silver sea bright bantams, cock and hen, Pierce Bros'. From Monday's Daily

Saturday's GAZETTE contained a list of remiurus awarded at the Poultry and Stock Exhibition up to 2 o'clock p. M. Appended is the remainder of the list of awards. The judges are Sid Conger, of Flat Rock, and 1. N Thornton.

prec Pet

Barker, ot

LTOHT BRAXA8.

Best cock, Pierce Bros., first. Best hen, Pierce Bros, first. Best cockerel, Pierce Bros., second and third.

Beet pullet, Pierce Bros., first, sccond ihd third. Best pair, Pierce Bros., second.

PARTRIDGE COCHIN

iff

Best cock, Pierco Bros., first. A. B. Salsich, second. Best hen, A. B. Salsich, first. Pierce Bros., second and third.

Best cockerel. A. B. Salsich, first and third. Pierce Bros., second. Best pullet,A. B. Salsich, first and third. Pierce Bros., second. •, Best breeding pen, A. B. Salsich.

Best pair, A. B. Salsich, first, Pierce Bros., second. V- u, I PLYMOUTH ROOK.

Beat pair, Jas. E. White.

"if

Best cock, Jas. E. White, EnglewoOd, Ills., first and second. ,,,,,, .,, Best hen, same. t?*.

Best cockerel, Jas. E. White first. E. Whitehouse, second. Best pullet, James E. White, first, second aid third.

J- .^Swaepud^i and breeding pen, jMune. TDBXnt. *r*ft

Beat pair bronze turkeys, Geo. •. Lockflint.

Beat pair, T. N. and

F. Bailey, first.

I VOOLOIMS

«na

RABBITS.

Frott, Mik

Sohdgr&f lop ear, M. 0. shall, Illinois, first. KANCT PIGEONS.

Pair bald, ruffled neck, James Haggerty, first. English carriers, M. 0. Frost, first.

White carriers, same.

White fantails, same. /r Red tumblers, same. Ash tumblers, same.

Red Jacobins, same. .. Blue pied pouters, same.. Best collection, same. ,j

MISCELLANEOUS.

Best black Spanish cock and hen, G. F.King. Cockerel and pullet, same. Best gold Polish, cockerel and pullet, C. B. Lee.

Best Houdons, cock, J. E. White. Hen, same. First, second and third, cockerel, same. Pullet, same. Sweepstakes and breeding pen, same.

Best Laugshan, cockerel and pullet, J. JU. Hizer, first and second. 8WKKFSTAKKS.

Best pair Asiatics, Pierce Bros., first. Best pair same, smaller varieties, J. E. White.

Best pair white L3ghorns, C. B. Lee. Best breeding pen turkeys, George A. Lockridge.

Best male deer, Thomas Mays, Female, same. Fawn, same. Best collection canaries, Mrs. C. B. Lee.

Best singing canary, Mrs. J. T. II. Miller. ifravicst live cock, Pierce Bros.

Heaviest live hen, same. Heaviest goose, T. T. Gist. Best mocking bird, John Cravens'. liest pet coon, J. L. Blumenburg. Best poll pat rott, Emil Bauer.

THE JDDOES ON DOGS

are Messrs. G. A. Sliaal, Jno. Cravens and Jno. T. Staff. They expected to judge the (logs this morning but did not. They are at work this afternoon. To-day and to-morrow are children's afternoons. Thej will be charged but 5cts admission.

From Tuesday's Daily.

REMAINDER OF THE AWARDS OK PREMIUMS. The judges on dogs did not get to work until late yesterday afternoon so that premium animals, on whose collars they.tied the ribbons, could not be noticed yesterday in the GAZETTE. The awards in this department and also on specials is herewith given. dogs.-x 11.-!

Best black and tan, female, W. H. Brown, first. David Phillips, second. Best Cocker Spaniel, male, C. E. Haines, first.

Best imported Irish setter, female, John Leedham, first. Best native English setter, male, Emil Bauer, first.

Best native pointer, male, F. Biel, first. Best shepherd, Scotch, female, E. 8. Crain, first.

Best Coolie, Scotch, female, fJohn W. Nay lor, fi rst. Emil Bauer second. Best English bull dog, male, Emil Bauer, first. Female, F. A. Faris, first.

Best water Spaniel, L. H. Eckernian, first. SW15EPBTAKES. r.

Best male dog, Emil Bauer" Beat. temale dog, John H. Taylor, Chicago.

Best litter pups, Frank Fan-is. Largesti'yaller dog," T. J. Gist. SPECIAL PREMIUMS. A. B. Salsich, best pair whits Cochins, Pience Bros.

C. H. Horner, best pair brown Leghorns, H. Horner. L. F. Perdue, best buff Cochin cockerel, Pierce Bros.

F. R. Byers, best breed of chickens for general purposes, J. E. White. Phillip Kadel, best English Mastiff, T. J. -Gist.

Myers Brothers, for heaviest turkey, George Lockridge. Gurrabrant & Cole, largest oat, R. Tai?gart.

L. H. Shroeder, best pair of white Chin®se geese,T. J. Gist. £. P. Staub, best pair of while turkeys, caBh, George Lockridge.

Wm. Brown, best Gtordon setter dog, nmle,U. R. Jeffers. E. Rothcliilds, best pair Emden geese, T. J. Gist.

J. F. Roedel, best pair bronae turkeys, Georgo Lockridge. Tlieo. Stahl, best Scotch terrier, John H. Nnyjor.

Buntfh & Armstrong, best pair of Houdan1?, J. E. White. A. G. Aus in & Co., best blaok and tan terries, David Phillips.' ii. Frisbie, best mockiug bird, John Cravens.

Joseph II. Brlggs, for the largest pair bull' Cochins, Pierco Bros. J. Q. Button & Co., best trio Plymouth chickens, J. E. White.

Enos Straus, best pair Plymouth Rock chickens, T. J. Gist. Noel & Co., best pair White Bar&spahs, Pierce Bros. -it-

Win. T. Beauchamp, best Maltese cat, C. D. Salsich. National HouAe, Robert Watsao, best black and tan dog, W. H. Brown.

Daniel Debs, brat pointer dog, F_ Biel. James Hunter, best pair white Brahma chickens, Pierce Bros.

Crawford Fairbanks, best pair fan-tail pieeons, M. O. Frost. Robert VanValzah, best Scotch terrier dog, J. H. Nay lor.

John Wills Clinton, Indiana, best.Uack and tan t'jrriejr, W. H. Brown. Lou P. Monninger, best pair patridge ch'.ckenj, A. B. Salsich.

E. L. Godecke, best Collie shepherd dog,Ed. S. Crain. &. R. Freeman, the biggest chanticleer. Pierce Bros.

Samuel Stone, best pair black Chochins. Pierce Bros. C. P. Bruce, best pair deer, Thomas Mays.

HertfeUer WmWr, b^St "J)air Golden Seabright Bantams, Pierce Bros. Lee Hirsch, best Light Brahma cockerel, Pierce Bros.

S. D. Cooper, best pair of Partridge Cochins, A. B. Salsich. J. H. O'Sullivan. beat pair Brown Rose Comb Leghorns, Chauncey B. Lee.

H. S. lUchardstm ft Co-beat pair Black Spanish chickens, G. F. King. E.M. Walmeey, beat trio white Bantams Frankie Jeffers.

HrS. Richardaon Oon teat Xaziean terrier, sate, John Smith. D. Doming, hMt Ctenaiy bird,Lizsie Jaffna.

G. B. Hechlingar, baat Scotch tarriar, J. H. Naylor.

.... .1.ItSht-AIA*

.'"

ARNWAO AJ ~MW RNIJAH "T~~

den Polish chickens, 8. L. Fenner. Ford & Owens, best Scotch deer hound, male, U. R, Jeffers.

Frank F. Peker, best Scotch Shepherd dog, E. S. Crain. Ludowici Bros., best trio black Spanish chicKens.G. F. King. jjL.

Lou. Eckerman, best Water Spaniel dog, L. H. Eckerman. Michael Gainey, best bull pup under three months old, F. A. Faris.

Mrs. W. C. Humaston, best pair of turtle doves, M. O. Frost. Charles H. Seeman, best pair of buff urkeys, George Lockridge.

Eugene Ice Company, best bull dog, Emil Bauer. if Richard Dahlen, for heaviest turkey, George Lockridge.

Shrjer Brothers, best mocking bird, John Cravens. J. W. Stout, best pair of slate turkeys, George Lockridge. 1. Schaal, best pointer dog,

G. A Schaal, best pointer dag, F.BieJ.

H. Roseman, for smallest dog, Emil

Baur. J. W. Ebel ft Go., best collection of chickens. Pierce Brothers.

M. N. Smith, best parrot, Emil Baur. T. L. Johnson, best pair of buff cochins, J. J. Brake.

T. J. Griffith, best canary bird, Lizzie Jeffers. Stumpfle A Welte, best mocking bird, J. Cravens.

W. H. Scudder, best singing canary bird, Mrs. J. T. H. Miller. John Leedham,best Irish Setter, female, Jno. Leedham.

Anton Mayer, best bull dog, Emil Bauer. L. G. Harrison, best^alq^ and female deer, Thos. Mays.

Philip May, for the sinalfest dog of any breed, W. II. Brown. Wru Reisman, best male and female English bull dogl, E.Bauer.

B. 8 Rock wood, best pair Dominque Le?horns, C. H. Horner. Julius Blumenberg, best Pointer dog, F. Biel.

Grove R. Cralt', best P. C. cock, Pierce Bros. Peter Staff,the heaviest hen of any kind, Pierce Bros.

The Poultry Nation, Elyria, O., best pair Muscovy ducks. Smiley Bros. Same, best pair Rouen ducks, Smiley Bros.

Same, best pair bronze turkeys, Geo. Lockridge. James Dishon, best pair black breasted Game, A. C. Ficklin.

James N. Philips, best pair Golden Seabrights, Pierce Bros. U. R. Jeffers, best trained Setter dog, Jno. Leedham.

Same, best collection of pet of all varieties, M. O. Frost. There is no possible chance of the eggs in the incubater batching. Several have been taken out and found to be nicely roasted, and needing only a little pepper to be spring chickens.

Tomorrow evening a sale of the stock on exhibition will occur. A deer will also be raffled off, at one dollar a chance. Premiums are all awarded.

Serious Accident.

Special to the Inaianapolis Sentinel: GUEENSBURG, Itid., Jan. 17.—Agnes Wallace Villa of the Villa theatrical troupe, announced to play this evening in this city, was run over on our streets to day by a loose horse, knocked down and struck by one of his feet in the abdomen, and for a time was thought to have been fatal'yhurt, but at the present hour her physician, Dr. Maguire, reports reaction fully restored and not likely to go beyond control. No bones are broken., and no apparent very serious injury, and that a few days will insure her recoveiy.

Readjitting TM«|s.

ST. Lome, Jan. 18.—A*ote was taken yesterday in Cooper county on the proposition to compromise and refund the Oooper county, Tebo 6 Neosho railway bonds at ninety per cent. ef the principal and accrued interest and to reduce the rate of interest. The returns indicate a rejection of the proposition. In Boonville the propositisn to refund the Boon ville township Tebo and Neosho bonds at seventy-five per cent, was carried

HOW LONG W0ULIMT TAKE TO COUNT TWO MNLU0NS? Over two million volumes of the revised edition o{ the New Testament, were sold on the first day of its issue. These figures can only be equaled by the enormous sale of Swayne's Ointment for Itchicg Piles, which is universally used as a standard remedy for stopping the itching at night, when one thinks that pin worms are crawling abau1 the rectum. To calculate the extent of its sale in aclual figures, would involve the labor ot a lifetime. Will you be pestered longer from the aggravating Piles

Jacob Shabe, of May view, 111., fell dead in a clothing store in Lafayette yesterday.

ITS EQUAL IS UNKNOWN,

A'Lowell (Mass.) paper, so we cites the case of Mr. P. £. Short, propria tor of the Belmont Hotel, that city, who suffered with rhenmatiecn for seventeen years without finding relief from any of the numerous remedies .employed, until he applied St. Jaoobs Oil: "I never found any medicine that produced such remarkable and instantaneous effect as it did," says Mr. Short.—QLyons (la. Mir-

ror-

WHY don't you try Carter's Little Xiver Pills They arc a positive cure for sick headache, and all the ills produced by a disordered Liver. Only -one pill a dose.

LETTER L«*.

Vi Hit .# ••JL -li .. Lint of uncalled for letteM remaining in the Tar re Haute post-office,««unty of Vigo state of Indiana. 8ATTTRIAY, January 14. Anderson Robert McBrlde Henry Alison Mrs Alice McDonald John Ball McClaln 11 im Mary Baxter Frrnk McLean Miss Lon Brown W ^#McManemie N Campbell John A McKinney if if »t ChapmanG A McNntt Kate /'-I Cone Miss Margaret S Ogden W

Pierce

Ooston W Curley James Davis Mrs Mary A Day Mm Emma Donnelly Emma Downear Ella BddjXrsEtteS Felaman Frana Glmbel A Bon

Hanienou Wm.

JohaanJokiiM Merrill Thos rsissng **Mt for this liat will PMM say

MrsPfaenomme

Powell Laurence Pnekett Km Wancy Romoser Christian Snider MF

John

Stanton Wm Btans Miss film Smith MmLott Taylor Jamea Swttril An

ChristU ohnF

"WnlMmrMlsaAllee

*ntm- *.o.«ans.r.a.

t, '(4 fi/e 'v'**

*IM1•6.J&

THE TERRE HAUTE WEEK£,r trAZETTEi^

THE MARKETS.

"if- s-

new Yoke:

WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRXSS TILKQKAM:] NIW YORK. January 18. FLOUR—Receipts, 10,000 barrels sales 12,000 barrels doll, still In bayers' favor: round hoop Ohio,$5.20(36.75* eboiee, i.80§8.2i superfine western, $M)[email protected]: common to good extra, [email protected] choice, |[email protected] choice white wheat, |7.25t}8.25.

W E A It a a iv ulative business sales. 208.0U0 No. 2 red February, $1.44%(ai.45 480,000 bushels March, •1.47^91.47^ 86,00) bushels May,$1.47%@l.i8.

CORN—Aopout %c better, moderately active mixed,western,spot, 87(§67%c future, 69A78£C Mies, 490,000 bushel*.

OATS—better western, sales, 120,WM bushels, including No W/fC.

BEEF—Firm, fair Inquiry extra new men 112.00. PORK—Firm spot new mesa, H7.50Q 17.62i spot old. »18^0#ie.75.

XJAHD— a a readwred, tu2i% BUTTER—Firm on oholce grades western,

qui

M0LAB8K8—Q.ulet and firm. PETROLEUM—Doll, nominal, RIOE—Firm, fair inquiry. 1 dv. SPIRITS OF TURPT—Firm Kc. ROSIN—Dull: 12.35^2.40. TALLOW—Weak: western, I EGOS—Firm 19@20clor

CHICAGO.

WKSTKHN AssocrATKD PRESS TBLE^BAU:] CHICAGO, January IK. WHEAT—Active and higher fl.28 cosh 11.29*4 January |1.2S% February 11.80% Marcli.

CORN—Flrra and higher 62%c cash OlUo January 61%a February G2lio March 06?aC May.

OAT'S—Firmer: 43Ko cash Janunrj', 43%c February 43%c March 45Vic May. RYK—fHic.

BARLEY—11.08. WHISKEY—$1.18. PORK—Firm and higher 117.20 cash: •17.80 February I17.52X March.

LARD—Firmer Sll.OO eash $11.10 Febru17 S11.27k March. HOGS—Receipts head fairly active, flrra [email protected] good to choice light bacon, *[email protected] mixed packing. $6.00@C35: heavy, ipping,S6."

$6, stronger exports, nominally firm, $6 2000.40 ileesh'

6.«0, good to fancy sLlpping, S^..S0^6.90 CATTLE—Receipts, head active and wiy ui uii fu 4 shipping. $6.40RTJ5.80 co '0 batchers' $2.7004^5

(ood to chal fair, $4.4'

en* and fM^Ks%2^092.75.

common stoek-

CIWCINNATI.

WHIUI AssocLATID PUN TCLIQIAK*] CinciMiTATt, January 18. FIX)URr-8teady family, WJO0S.5O fancy, !»7liA7«i0i

WHEATCORN—Fal

Firm Mo. 2 red, $1.40. Fair demand No. 2 mixed, 65$ "AT8—Quiet No. 2 mixed, RYE—Steady l.e4*. BARLEY—Dull No. 2 fall, $1.06. PORK—Q,ulet 17.50. •LARD—Stronger $11.02^ asked $11.0^

BULK MEATS—Firmer and quotably higher $6.37J4®[email protected]. BACON—9(«ady [email protected]@10.25. .WHISKEY—Quiet $1.16.

TOLEDO.'

WKSTKKN ASSOCIATED PRKSS PELEORAM.] TOLEDO, January 18. WHEAT—Strong No. 2 red, January, $1.88% February, $1.40 March, $1.41% bid April, $1.48 May, $1.43 bid June, $1.41.

CORN—Quiet Arm No. 2 cash, February, t3%c May, 68@G8J4c. OATS—Iuactlv No. 2 cash, 47c.-

CIJOVKR SEED—NO sales No. 2 $4.85 Prime, $5.02% Prime mammoth $5.17. DRESSED HOGS—No saleH.

INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.

STOCK YARDS, January 17.

HOOS—Receipts, 8,400 head shipments, 320 head. Market nominally unchanged. Prices are being fully maintained with a firm active demand from both packers and dealers. Though Kingan A Co., seem to have almost full possession of the field, their priced on lifcht baeon hogs, of which the general offerings are composed, are too high for buyers ope rait tag for Eastern account to invest very ejAoosively. However, the class of buyers, as rule, want heavy shipping, but are notfee be had, at least the offerings are too meager to give any assurance of being able te fill an order in a reasonable space of tlme, from the fact packers are equally-as anxious for heavy hogs. The cold, br&okig weather Is having its effect, gradually .instilling in the mindt on the part #f the "tolls" that prices must soon take an upward-tendency. We quote Heavy packing...... 4 fi0(&6 Efleavy shlppmR 7" Assorted light packing 35jWJ $ Skips and culls 4 50@011

CATTLE—Receipts, 310 head shipments, 810 head. The laarket ruled brisk, speculators operating freely, taking aJl steak suitable for market at prices satisfactory to sellers. Nocholoe skipping offeree), the s«:j. ply being well adapted for the tjntcbcr •1 rade. Several good lots arrived iota In the day for Wednesday's market. AJI Qradcs s.bove common arc in good reqaest. We fiuote. K&: Good to choice shipfiing.....t.'Ai •& 35@ -5 75 Common to fair shipping eood to choice buXobers' 2 50(^ 4-8.5 Common to fair batchers' 25@ -e 25 Heavy feeders. Hm ^-50 Ctoek steers St 500 ^-50 Common cows.„ 1«()«160 :£ulls 3 00i 8-50 Veal calves.. & 00@ 75 €jrlngers 30 00@8E00 Milch cows fi 00(c|50«00

SHEEP—Receipts, 600 head shipments, 9M head. The favoN^ble advices from (the ESast have caused ancther boom in tbe sheep market. Good fat sheep sold t»-day «t $&25, and extra prime would command stif 1 higher rates, while eemmon are not sautfkt for at rates given. We quote: .„•» Geod to prime shippings ...f( Coximon to fair Jo&klfiU

TERR EH ArrKMAR E ii 'fjii |fs

vS tot (IARSTTB OFFICE, Wetlaesday, Jan. 4. Tte following are tbe paying pricas corrected to-day:

W*E4T—Fultz,|1.25 wed, *1.28. CORN—New white, «Sc yellow OATS—Cargoes, 45^ 40c. BtrnrKR—Firmei a8c.

er Hens,

POUI.TKY— live Mtrkeya, 8c dresael turkeys, geese, HO) daoka, dji roosters, ehiekeuJlitfLTS per doe.

DUD FKUIT—Apples, 406e peaches, 7# teMflb, fmLramtm-Prime, Me.

HIDBB—Oreen slaouite saM eared, 7e dry salt enr HAY—Tusathy, tialad, tec goon wqcaoioe looae, |t

'"T" ,fv.

tttf*

OPERA FESTI7!L^

i-'ifi

rff

.ifi -off

Opening1' of the Sale at Cincinnati College of Music-

W*r

it S W I I Four Boxes Bid off at $200 Apiece and the Sale Buna up to $16,000

I'jfrf &-uim

ice gradi 41043c. for poor to ehoioe.

-i.

CTRCINNATI, Jan. 18.—The sale by auction of the choice of season tickets to the Opera Festival to be given in Music Hall February 18th to 18th, under tha auspices of the College of Music, began this morning and produced unexpected resultsFour proscenium boxes, seating six per sons each, sold for $200, and the other two for $185.

FIVK HUNDRED AMD SBVKHTT-OXE

sold at an average premium of over $15' This is in addition to fourteen dollars tho regular price of season ticket Total sales to noon amount to over $16,000.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, administrator of theestateof Chambers Y. Patterson, late of Vigo County, lereased, in pursuance of an order of thn pi Vigo Circuit Court, heretofore made, will private sale, on

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1882, At my law office. No. 417% Main street, in the city of Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana, all the real estate [subject to the widow's Interest therein], belonging to said decedent at the time of his death, to-wit:

Thesoutn ihree-fonrths of .-lot No. 305, situated on the northwest corner of fifth and Oak streets, in Terre Haute, Indiana.

Also, thlrty-slx 186) feet and six [6] Inches ofTthe west end or lot number sixty-seven [67] In the original plat of the town of Terre Haute, having thereon situated buildings numbered 818 and 320.

Also, the following tracts and parcels of land situated in Wabash Township, Parke Co., Indiana, and known as the Armiesburg property:

The west half of the northeast quarter of Section number seven [7]. Township number fifteen [15), north ot Range number eight [81 IWest, excepting therefrom 28 1-2 acres off the -side, described in deed from Rlehard Hobbs, dated May 4,1833.

Also, all of the northwest quarter of same Section, Town, and Range last aforesaid, including the Mill. Mill Site, Town Plat and three Frame Houses, excepting therefrom the following parcels, to-wit:

Forty acres ofTthe north side of said quarter about three acres In the southwest corner of said quarter a lot conveyed by F. F. Keith to J. W. and E. Russell, dated July 31,1889.

Also, about two acres situated in the Eatt half of the Northeast quarter of Section number twelve [12), Township number fifteen (16), Range number nine [9) West, having thereon situated a storehouse and the old tavern stand.

Also, eight [8) acres, more or less, situated in the Northeast corner of the West half of the Southwest quarter of same Section, Town and Range last aforesaid.

Also, the Northwest quarter ot Section number twelve [12], Townsnip number fifteen [15], North, Range number nine West.

Also, seventy [70] acres, more or less, situated in the Northeast corner of Fractional Kection number eleven (11], Town and Range last aforesaid, and bounded on the Wst by the Wabasli River.

TERMS OF SALE.- One-rourth of the purchase money cash In hand, the balance equal Installments, payable In six,

twelve and eighteen months, (respectively from day of sale, the purchaser giving liis notes bearing six per cent, inteiest lrom

from day of sal

the purchaser giving per cent, inteiest TI

date, and a mortgage on the premises to secure the deferred payments. All of said real estate will be sold In parcels to suit purchacers. Persons desiring to purchase the Mill and Mill Site can make their bids on the same, including as much ot the land adjoining as they may desire.

IdB in writing will be received by tbe undersigned at the law office aforesaid, at

ro'clock

tlme pilor to or on said day of sale, up p. x. of said day. AU«n A HAOK,

Wj ri

BC0TR_

Administrator.

Havens' Insurance Agency

Eataklliheiia 1863.

Ve (he farmers of Vigo County: Do not Insure your property with traveling agents They charge you double what lt will cost you to insure in a good, reliable established agency. 1 represent companies worth over fifty million dollars Call in be* Yore you are insured. nji*

sore that yoo wm be soliighly pleaned

Cataloeuee in yunr vfcirtltr. Olljg C03 from the PBiSciOUH METALST We ELRT atprleeawned^aad in order to this advertise

green LMLSC

on traek

Do joa wiah jroar mmmiw system' stwsrtbwtd! Doyoa Med ft ctlmalaat AaTfikiBind fnoodly tote Ma? Dora MM isod flak aad healthy tloaft? ThaaanBrowa's InaBftdr*. It will satt fMxaait sanctly.

rilclrtltnr. •DK COMPANY IS METALS. We can only send aad in order to protect ountel ement but-ONE TIME ia thf we may know yoo are entitle •TB ARTICLE of each kind atprl

US with yonr order that we may kaow

will we nend more than ONE ARTICLE of each kind at

MLI O.aadi

1 jfai I inritsisi I Tl lislflii a iii aasaiy, wtfli «Nar Ila» s»jnd.ead ta

SB*}

mw—«i

v,. f* f'V"

ifc THE

Admiration WORLb. it

Mn.S. A.Allen's WORLDS HaifRestorer

IS PERFECTION!

For RESTORING GRAY,WHITEor FADED HAIR to its youthful COLOR, GLOSS and BEAUTY. It renews its life, strength wnd growth Dandruff quickly removed. A matchless Hair Dressing. Its perfume rich and rare. Sold by all Druggists.

Established over

~£ED isnz&x*

JOR 1888

Wil 1 b» malltri rtEl to ill applicants, and tn cuatumtn wltboi-.t •rdtrbyr It. It contain* colored pUtn, 600 innmvlaci, •bout «0

HIM,Mid

fluntlni

full deicrlptkmi, prlot and dlraotlou Ibr

lioo TUlctiti of Vfgvtable and Flnwtr SMdi, PlunU. rultTrm, ato. Inralaablt to all. Sandforlt. Addrr.,, D. X. FERRY ft CO., Detroit. Mich.

GOLD.

Agents Wanted Immediately for the Life of

A I E

Ablest Authorship: Finest Illustrations. Lowest Price. Containing the aeenes and Incidents of his boy hood straggles of his youth might of his early manheod valor as a soldier: career as a Statesman election to tbe Presidency, and the tragie story of hi* death. Fastest Selling Book. 700 large pages. Outfit 60cents. Address

ROLLED GOLD SOLID JEWELRY makes a beanUfbl and Valuable (itft tor a lady or gentleman, an(l In order to iatroduosour Roods and to mcure new customers for oar Company .wo will forward POST-PAID to any addroaa ia the V. 9. or Canada, any article of car HEAV IKK.

KOLLED" VOLS ja%elrr asshown in tbe accompanying iUnstraUonii. on roccipt of THIS AI»VEHTISEMENT on or Mors 1CAT Ut, 1882 and ONE DOLLAR. On tho Inrt6« of nnr rm? we tend you wo will HANDSOMELY EJiORAVE AvUtMut

XU-A

J. M. CLCOTT, Indianapolis Indiana.

nr a TTUI OORO AN ^17 stops ON KrA III oQolden Tongue Reeds Thn

wonly

t.fl isl

Your

Choice for

Charn any HA ME. IKI-

TLML, MOTTO or SENTIMENT dwired. DescrlpUon*:NOjOW we furnish to either AMETHYST, OA It NET sr TOPAZ, Noa. i, 3, add i, respecUvelr, King, dent's Stud. are set with our jastir celebrated nltatlon of tho rei but the clererMt experts

Noa. *, 3, add 4, respectively, King. Gent's Stud,

Sftd.Ijtdy's Ear DropB are set with our justly celebrated #K£1ICH DIAMONDS, the best imitation of uio real stone wersroduced, and we drfeet ttatthqr are

ww tfll

atones we aae for settings show

ONYX

defy any one Bob Ho. S I* .ble ror either:

our handsome Oi

DHT1AL Rlng «ilt*blo for either lady or gentleman the SuTYX stonoe we use for settlnas show ooth Hack and white be engraved Initial la

wmeir comporttlon, and tbe effect oft rtrj gtrikine and beauttfuL Ifo «l« rm either K«4-or Black handsome. either lady or ventlemaii. On one side wo CUT INITIAI, :.on the other side we uso aa setting Bed

CLOVE HINO set

1 Sarx, aomatlilng new and yery

No. 7 1s aa INITIAL CHASM suitable for

NDSOMELY CHASED BAND KINO. re of alt tho abore described goods we use

SoHed Geld, and in offering a LIMITED SUPof these (roods to the readers ofthi* Paper at tho nominal price named, we hope co make Rtnlir Castesaera of them. At tho same time wo send article or articles seated.

qwmo tinip wu kuu hjik lo wr Mbiuts k'^iwi

we will mall you a bundle of our CATALOGUES and feel with tcuods sent and that they will gire stich Mtlstactfon thstrcn will oMJi them tho BEAL (roods of STAN1

lon^to protect ourselTes frofaJeweler*aad dealer* vrderlar i* qnaaiKteswe advertisement butONETlME ia this paper, henee_ rpitilro you to CITT IT OCT and SEND •curriKta

TOO

are entltli

others are wired we will furnish tbam in 18k. M*l|d 6«l4t ttM each

can.aaier one

TtMsadntliMantand

Is paper, henee wqulro you to CITTIT ed to the BENEFITS of thU offer. Vi iatfnamed, but after you reccWe

CHOICE Free^BI

iPnnnlaMSsimr.s

IB®

v*-

'i-.v -.

|y tw BaStiSSSSU-

u't.

",-n rr.i

years.

Enormous and incronsin/r sale# Throughput Europe and America.

ZYLOIALSANUI

A lovely tonic and Hair Dressing. It removes Daalraff, allays all it=hiagv •tops fUluf Hair and promotes a healthy growth with a rich, beantifbl gloss, and is

Pnco Set glass atop

Great chance toranko mon ey. Those who always take ndvantage of the good chances for making mon

ey that are ofTere J, generally become wealthy, while those who do not Improve such chances remain in poverty. We want men_ women, boys and girls to work for us right in their own localities. Any one can do thv wbrk properly from the first start. The business will pay moretbaa ten times ordinary wages. Kxpenalve outfit famished free. Not one who engages tails to make money rapidly. Yon ean devote your whole time to the work or only your spare moments. Full information and all that is needed sent free. Address STIMSOM Maine.

'A'

OhiAlleaw

Co, Portland

Parker's^SfpR

On ger, Buchu, Mandrake and many oMhe? best medicines known are here combined ltnto a medicine of such varied powers as W malqe it the greatest blood purlller and the'

Best health and strength restorer used

It cures complaints of women and disease of the stomacn, liowels, lungs, liver and, kidneys, and Is entirely different from bitters, ginger essences and other tonics, as itr averlntoxicates. Wc and $1 size.

HISCOX dr CO..(:hcinistH, N. Y.

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE. Notice Is hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo Co., Ind. at their February term for a iioense to sell Intoxicating liquora In a less quantity than a quart at a time with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on my premises for oiie year. My place of business and the premises whereon s*ld liquors are to be sold and drank are located at No. 1138 east Main, in the Fifth ward, city of Terre Haute, Harrison township, Vigo Co., Ind. Jno. REVRNEY.

985. Address Dan!

F. Beatty, Washington

i'8

N.J

."T

All or All-

guaranteed to eiye BalIntolon or-

PROFIT.

Rernembrr the Jewelry our goods and rat-Clam

-(TASK Jfevr-goods

and iiENO TO

Tdcred thin at (Teelrediend!

.. oner* under no cirdfrnxtancot

If you wlfh ewe article nerd

nArned,jat after you recclre goods ordered and bin advor

lew

T®SMUSIC.