Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 January 1882 — Page 5

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158 south Fourth street, Terre Haute, Ind.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Notice.

Notice iw hereby given that have been appoluted ^Administrator de bonis non qf the estate of William T. Hays, deceased.

The estate Is solvent. 13. H. BOUDINOT, Administrator de bonis non.

Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that I have been appointed Administrator of the estate of Timothy R. Oilman, deceased.

James D. Bigolow, Auralnlstrntor.

State and County Taxes for 1881. Notice Ik hereby glvon that, the tax duplicate for the year 1881 Is uow in my hands and that I am now ready to receive the taxes charged thereon. Tho following table shown the rate of taxation on each. $100 taxable property, and poll tax In each township. a

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DOi* TAX: For every male, 41.00 for female, S8.W: for each additional dog *2.00 Under the present law a Road Poll Tax of 42.00 is now assessed upon each able bodied man over the age of twenty-one, und under the age of fifty years.

Examine your receipt before leaving llie office, and see that it covers all your proporty. People are taxed for what they own on April 1st of each year.

Taxes are due on the Hist of December, and tax payers may pay the full amount of such taxes on or before the third Mouday of April or may, at their option, pay onehalf thereof on or befoie the said third Monday, and the remaining one-half on or before the tlrst Monday in November following, provided, howover, that nil road taxes charged shall .be paid prior to the third Monday in April, as prescribed by law* and provided, further, that In all cafies where as much as one-half of the amount of taxes charged against a tat payer shall not be pawl on or before the third Monday lu April, the whole amount unpaid shall beoome dna and returned delinquent, and •be collected as provided by law.

Delinquent lands are advertised on or •boat the first Monday In February, and are offered for sale on the first Monday in March of each year. The Treasurer is responsible for the taxes he eonld have collected: therefore tax-payers ought to remember that their taxes MUST be paid •every year.

No County Order will be paid to any perAt the «on owing Delinquent Tax. Ae the R«ad Tax is all due with the first Installment, Road Reoeipts must be presented on or before the third Monday of April, or they 'will not be received.

For the oollectlon of which I may be found at my office in Terre Hauce as directed by law. •VPay your taxes promptly and avoid OOStM.

A- SAY,

'Dec. 31, 1881. Treasurer Vigo County.

Allowances and Orders -Of the Board of Commissioners at their December term 1881. Jackson Stepp 202 80 Paddock

Drake, road* and bridges 188 00 60 (10 7 00 lttOO 47 32

Kills Furgercon, roads and bridges Terry

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John O. Hurdesty, co. advt Hnapp

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Jackson Stepp C. O Slaughter, Watkins

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Dr. A. W. Spain, poor low Robert Smith, poor 10 00 C. H. Morgan roads and bridges 886 00 J. Lambert poor.....a tt 00 Geo. Relss inquest—- 3 09 J. T. Laugheau, cor. inquest i9 40 Same «5 j. W. Hunt roads and bridges 256 00 F. Faust A Co. poor 4 00 H. J. Folta poor...-^. .„ 2 00 Daily Express oo. advt— is W. W. CUver poOr— 44,

Mary Mack poor 18 00 'Wilson Nay lor poor.... TTM9VU "Wm. Mack poor asylum B. McKenna poor asylum Kate Kleffpoor asylum J. R. Crapo poor R. L.Bafl spec C. C, Belt poor wo 10 Jos H. Brlggs poor asylum 61

Appman poor 8 00 (j Brown books and stationery...- 38 40 J.'JCT ™LF} P°OR Ifpnrv tinkle poor 6 00 Espenha tnAAfbrecht P. A 63 78 loulsFit. kbinerpoor 5 00 Qoodmaa

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Jeorgo Reiss, inquest H. Hteincamp, poor II. .Steincamp, same Htein A Hecklesberg, same Kred Flsaer, roads and bridge» J. Davis, specific W. E. Hendrich. criminal (!. Jackson, roads and bridges Hcott Paddock, same

Jackson Stepp, criminal W. B. Burfora, book and stationary.. N. Demorest, rosds and bridges...... 100 00 i2 00 22 00 10 00 31 50 20 50 25 50 8 55 14 50 18 65 9 50 4 00 29 50 70 00 26 00 5 00

Fenner & Lota, criminal W. Fremont, poor Garahrant & Cole, same Garretson & Taylor,roads and bridges.. T. J. Griffith, poor J. W. Haley, same T. L. Jones, same George P. Kimmel IiOeb

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J. S. Deachman same Hamuel Itoyse, poor M. G. Rhoads,saine W. P. Bartlett, specific.... Dennis Barrett poor Jacob Cain, same.

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W. Russell poor.... P. Bchioss poor Jonas Strouse poor Joficlieli poor Jno. O. Hulll van poor Henry Hteincamp poor Caroline Hands poor T. H. Gas Co. spec P. H. Weatfnll co advt K. Wey poor Wolfe fc Alder poor Brokaw Bros, criminal Hame poor usylum Dennis Barrett poor asylum P. M* Con ley poor Wm. l-'uhr poor F'aust A Co poor Gee. C. iIs mi 1 ton poor Wm.P. Hoctor pub. ^buildings Peter Katzenbach poor Patrick MoCabe roads Owen, Plxley

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C. C. Shattuck Enos Strouse M. Quinlin T. C. Kelley H. B. Vogcs F. F. Peaker J. T. Sparks James Lundy N. W. Tryon

Attest, ANDREW GBTXRS, Auditor.

Legal Notice.

^DMINiarRATOR'S SALE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned. administrator of the estate of Chambers Y: Patterson, late of Vigo County, deceased, in pursuance of an order of the Vigo Circuit Court, heretofore made, will sell at private sale, on

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

The south three-fourths of -let No. 305, situated on the northwest corner of (Fifth and Oak streets, in Terre Haute, Indiana.

Also, thirty-six |36)'feet and six [6] inches off the west end of 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 or Rauge number eight [8]

West, excepting therefrom 2? 1-2

acres oil"the side, described deed from Richard 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 acre* off the 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 31,1869.

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

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

Also, the Northwest quarter of Section number twelve [121, Townrnip number fifteen [16], North, Range number nine [91 West.

Also, seventy [70] acres, more or less, situated In the Northeast corner of Fractional Section number eleven (11], Town and Range last aforesaid, and bounded on the W»*Ht by the Wabash River. .TERMS OF SALE.* One-fourth of the purchase money cash In hand, the balance in equal Installments, payable in six, twelve and eighteen months, (respectively from day of sale, the purchaser giving his notes bearing six per cent, intei est from date, and a mortgage on the premises to secure the deferred payments. All of said real estate will be sold In parcels to suit purchasers. Persons desiring to purchase the Mill aud Mill Site can make their bids on the same, including as much of the land adjoining as they may desire.

Bids in writing wlil be received by the undersigned at the law office aforesaid, at any time piior to or on said day of sale, up to 6 o'clock p. M. of said day.

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APPLICATION FOR LICENSE. Notice is hereby given that I will apply the Board of Commissioners of Vigo Coid. at their February 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 at No. 1188 east Main, in the Fifth ward, city of Terre Haute, Harrison township, Vigo Co.. Ind. JNO. KKTIMER.

The Indiana Secretary of State received an application from a Justice of the Peace who wanted an appointment as "oom republic*" -S ».•, l.liH V#* .5f

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CORN—Trltle better, moderate trade mixed, western, spot, 6S@7(»ic future.

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LARD—Strong and higher 911.37K cash $11.37% February $11.62 4March. HOGS—Receipts, 36,000 head moderately active, light 5c lower, light bacon $6.1506.60 mixed packing, [email protected] heavy, [email protected] good to fancy shipping,

CATTLE—Receipts, 7,200 head: exceedingly we5k and sluggish 10@llc lower exports, 90@6J30 to choice shipping,

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WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAM:] NEW YORK,January

western,

EGGS—Quiet 'or fresh

BALTIMORE.

WBSTKKN ASSOCIATED P^ASS TELEGRAM:| BALTIMORE January 25. FLOUR—Active, and flru.i: western superior, [email protected] extra, 15.75(46.^) fuiniiy, I6.50Q7.50.

WHEAT—Western, easy No. 2 vInter,

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CO UN—Western, steady mixed and spot, 69@69ic January, 69^®tftf^c Febiuuiy, 6«£@$ic March,

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bid steamer, 67^67^0 bid. OATS—Lull western, white, 5l§53c mixed, 50@51c Pennsylvania, 50@53c.

RYii— Dull nominally 00@96c. HAY—Slow prime 10 cnoice Pennsylvania, $16 [email protected].

PROVIoluNS—Very firm Mess pork, 118.50* Bulk meats, shoulders and clear rib sides, packed, 74@»%o: Bacon, shoulders, ti%c: clear rib siaes, 10%c hams, l&a ltt%c: Lard retlne«l, 12%c.

BUTTER—Firm western packed, 18340c Rolls. 20@28c.| EGGS—Klrin: 23c: limed, 17al8.

PETROLEUM—Nom inal refined, 7@7%c. COFFEE—Quiet Rio, cargoes, ordinary to fair, 8%@9%c.

SUGAR—Steady A soft, 9%c. WHISKEY—Steady »li)£|f.20^ FREIGHTS—To Liverpool, per steamer Dull flour, ls@9d grain, 3%@4d.

CHICAGO.

WBBTBBN AssocrATED PRESS TELBCRAM:] CHICAGO, January 25. WHEAT- Strong, generally easy $1.84% cash fl.34% February $1.38% March. $1.36Ta Aprlle. tJORN—•Higher and strong 61%° cash 61%c February 62%c March May.

OATS—Firmer: 43^o cash 43Hc February 43%c March, 4Sjko May. RYE—95 Vic.

BARLEY-Lower $1.04. WHISKEY—$1.18. PORK—Strong and higher S18.4) cash 118.40 February $18.60 March.

common to fair, $5.00 mixed stockers' and feeders'

$8.2503.60.

CINCINNATI.

WESTERW ASSOCIATED PRESS TELKORAM CINCINNATI, January 20. FLOUR—Firm family, 9&[email protected]: fancy, W.75.®7.50.

W HBAT—Strong No. 2 red, |1.430l.44 CORN—Easier No. 2 mixed, 66^@«5^c. OA 18—8irong: No. 2 mixed, 486c. RYE—8t*ady BARLEY—Quiet No. 2 fall, *1.05. PORK-Klrm $18.00. LARD—Strong and higher $11.25.

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FLOUR—Receipts, 9,000 barrels sales, 13,000 barrels moderate export and jobbing trade demand round hoop Ohio, |[email protected] choice, WJj0@8^5 superfine western, $4 00a 4.56 common to good extra, 4.8505.7o choice, [email protected] choice white wheat, *7.00fl8.00.

WE AT—Opened %@%c higher, afterwards became weak and lobt a portion of the advance sales. 190,000 bushels No. 2 red February, *[email protected]£ 480,000 bushels March, [email protected]% 4t),0JO bushels April, $l.51(ai.51M 104,000 bushels May,

$l.60&l.o0%.

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@74c hales, 320,000 bushel*. OATH—Without important change western, 48@53c sales, 70,000 bushels including No. 2 January ,48%c. nBEEF-Flrm and quiet extra new mess,

PORK—Stronger, fair inquiry spot new mess |[email protected] spot old, *[email protected]. ^AHD-5@7%c higher, and strong steam rendered, fii.6.

BUTTER—Firm, and quiet for choice E'g'11 creamery 41ai3c. ^HEEiiE—iirm 3@13%c for poor to 'uce. BL AR-DUU, and quiet. MOL demand moderate. PETL*OL,EUM—Steady and quiet. RICE— "Strong, fair demand. COFFEt'-=|'lr"1 quiet. FRE1G H'j^SfadySPIRITS O.^l URP'T—Quiet 65^§56ic ROSIN—Fin.11

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Pnco Seventy-five Cents intlarge glass stop Bottles. Sold by all Druggists.

BULK? MEATS—Strong aud higher 16.75 @9.25. BACON—Strong »7.75@10^0@ 10.75.

WHISKEY—Firm $ij6.

TOLEDO.

WIBSTKRIR ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAM.} TOLEDO, January 25. WHEAT—Dull, Inactive No. 2 red, cash, #1.42 asked February, |1.41Ji bid March, April or May held at $1.45.

CORN—Quiet high mixed, No. 2 cash, 6314 January, May, 67%e. OATS—No sales No. 2 eash, 47c: ^CiiOVER HEED—No sales No. 2 $4.85 •Prime, $5,054 Prime mammoth $5.17.

PRSIBED HOGS—No sales: »7.10.

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The following are the paying prices corrected to-day: WHEAT—Fultz. $1JC: red,»lj {.

CORN—New white, 0N(f«0c mixed, 65c. OATS—Cargoes, 45@46c. BtTTTER—Flrmei 28c. EGOS—Strong 18c. POULTRY—Firm and higher Hens, $2.00 live turkeys, 5c dressed turkeys, geese, $4.00 ducks, J2.00 roosters, chickens, 91.50 per doz.

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as or GmrmtU And. if No. $ to ordered utate which

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Riding Plows.

Excelsior twine Binder. C. C. SMITH & SON

124 AND 126, WEST MAIN

OUR CHRISTMAS-BOX FOR LITTLE FOLKS.M,^ IVelM Article*, cvntlMlnt Ttf», Oamet, ami Piutlu.

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a(fcrdlD»AD«U»FC»ftal and faaelaatlnir

old and young, made from so* piece of papar,aad

any one to make anlaee

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THE NEW UT0MTIC TOY.

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either lady or »ntleman. on ono nldo wo Ci:T INITIAL si'Ip wo uso an Brttlncr Red IIANDSOMELV CHASED BAND RLNTT. 1? all tho abovo described goods wo use offering a LIMITED SIT 1° oflht* Paper at the norath«m Ak

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mouth will eeem to be a complete maaamrlr. Kalee

mouth will seem to be a complete raeo

mooeUche* made of gantUna

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THE IDAHO IMPLEMENT HOUSE

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AND BEE THE

MILBURN HOLLOW AXLE WACON-

Milburn and Cmquillard Farm and Spring Waaons, Improved Indiana Grain agoi bri

ills, Furst & Bradley Adjustable Harrows,

Big

Giant Feed Mills, Eagle Feed Cutters, &c,&c.

E. COORDES &

Southwest Cor. Seventh and Hulman 3ts.

la with bricHtnndepnrkllnc wrtelnudehort ee.eketchna, poems, tad In feet trerrrto nnnsee anddeHchl the whc4e thing to naraie

litdii

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rrerr hoaaaln me union wnwi a wot now anai

drei» laort«to Wroaoeemej LITf WA*V OUteT who wUTinad oa fl eta. ia ataapa, to pay Poatafa

for tha naxt three aoontha to aU w»o wui •aMoaxiaa.wi

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flail siae.'The oaoal priev of ahMt music is 3Sc coat914X0. SPECIAI

tgof th.Lsgi.eaof the White House, UK Territory being rapidl: MoMAKlN, Cincinnati

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the Union where it to now a rialtor. w» aiaka yrica of whick to

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one with Bincml Hair unit Black Ky«. and on« with Curly Mil/

$ In. Ult, & In. wide •n«t Bluo Kyn, dlffami itylml drMM with «aelk, a pattrra for lltllo 0««» to nwk* dftww from. ^.

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enable one to perform the moat attonlafc-

wHhaal dataotion

card*yoo

with them, tho aalf eeia

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apota,

rcraaled. Olraa

alldncae,all

epote,at*.,

all a chance to aaa bow Ita doaa and

The giaalaat BjiSi out, tlOO wti offered by tha Inrentor to any one who eoald pa* it together, yet it can be dona by him In three minute*. Tha boat poaala yat Invented. In far It eonaiata of tha alphabet in fall, and alao farty-fonr flgoraa. ling and In*

hair. Can be

fun at tho sudden ehaage.

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Old folka tkklaAand children dallghladt will }om|» alx feat high. Plaaeca tbe baby, aeto^iehe* tha cat. It imitate* every eouud In tha animal kingdom, from tha thrill of the nightingale lo tbe bowl of tbe wolf. Alter a little practleo /oar

put on or ofT inat^ntly-

(l.o-to) Lotto a flpanlsh game and l« verr popular with the people of Spain, and ha4 become afanhionnble pastime In Kngland, France, aad America. It is easily underetaoA

hn played hr Iwo or more, nut exceeding twelve. It liu* twelve beautifully

eolorad card* and ninety nnmlier*. The geme In fascinating. amti»ing, and very entertaining for young people. Thla game ha* been told ru forty cfiit*, but mipcrior facilicir* fur manufacturing enablee us to add it to tJie thrUtni«*-lloi.

OnI* 'hrlatnifia Itox T«r»

Io11l»P»titLtu*

Lota of

bought ntfmro'r at anf

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ni 4

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$1J0

—a on Um to each

coat of thla adurtiini/ aaJ to each yawn coaaiatiaj(of both Tocalaad fiMinimooaaa. arliitcd on good nasarasd

!cia«. At that prioa the« p«e»a woold

IA (_ OFTCR NO. 2. Wealaooffcr to aend theGoeat4 months to any one seadinfnsaO will send frt

to abo^oStiTaewi'aa the money ."and we wlll^Snd jrou a four montha'trial aobaenption and rtheror p^m^ to!yo«rtroabta. Ad^a. OUK8T Ptf»U8HIWO CO.. W—tboro'. Ma—.

oat hi teres ting book of_ ffAflluMOW

AOERTfl WASTE#for this tha .... aver published. A llisuiry of eTery Adnuai»tr»ti»®. "5®1" !Li57X3"Ti7taS Oaa tains much T*rr»on»l aad Private History neeer before pablUhed. lltattralMVIW

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