Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 February 1882 — Page 5

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Ife*"* From 8«tnTjBj'iIHflf. CIHCUfrr COtTOT. A motion for anew trial in case of Worner vs. Shores ^|S morning

the bull argued

JUSTICE BTEDOOTHL.

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Sarah Joiner was fined $10,50 for assault and battery on Martha Carry way.

Martha Csnyway is to be tried this afternoon for provoking Sarah Joiner to assault her.

NEW surra—BUPERIOK COURT. 296—LauraE. Cox andB. 8. Cox vs. Conrad Aseherman and Henry Ascher-

iry icn.

man, on note. W. E. Hendric' H*W suns—CIECUIT COUBT. 12,956—John Cook and Oswald Bell vs-Wm. B. HasQjnger, on note. M.Joah.

Daniel Y. Weeks and Melinda A. 1ers. From Mondsys Daily.

D. M.

MAR&LAGE LICBENSX.

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NEW SUITS—CIRCUIT COUBT. 12,95?—Elizabeth J. Robinson Joseph A. Robinson, divorce. 12,968—City ol Terre Haute vs. Faller 6 Shuhart, appeal from Mayor's court, -r

REAL ESTATE TRAKSFKBS.

George E. LevingstoC. W. Fnlmer, 52 acres in sec 6, Harrison tp, for W. D. Griswold to Beaben

2,500 00

CIKCUIT COORT.

Emma C. Pridham vs John F. Pridham, divorce divorce decreed and plaintiff's name changed back to Emma C. Cluster.

Adaline Saterfield vs Archie Saterfield, divorce default. Jas. H. Henderson, guardian Cook, vs Louisa M. Cook et al., civil dismissed.

Cbas. Klinger and Amanda J. Klinger vs. John Voit et. al dismissed. F. F. Kieth TS. Henry M. and Francis E. Hyde, foreclosure judgment for $285.07.

F. F. Kieth vs S. C. Hoskins, civil dismissed. •TamesStrange vs. M. C. Burns and Wm. Burns, contest for persenal properly dismissed

Sarah Halberstadt vs. James Halberstadt, divorce default. James and Mary A. Gill vs. and Addie M. Scott, damages the United States circuit court

John sent

JUSTICE COOKKBLY.

Sarah Joiner was fined $10 for attempting to provoke Mary Carraway. Both parties are colored.

From Tuesday's Daily. W*W SUITS—CIBCWT OOUKT. 12,959—John Mason vs. Mary Mason, divorce.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

JobnH. Frey and Anna A. McCabe. HEW SUITS—SUPERIOR COURT. 297—Fred. Cottrell by his next friend James Boss vs. Mary Sbadley and Jackson Stepp, replevin. T.A.Foley

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CIRCUIT COURT.

Elijah H. Gammon et al. vs. Isaac CotTell, civil dismissed. «y4-

Herman Schroeder to David W. Henfy, assignment assignee

files

a petition ask

ing leave to re-appraise certain property and asks leave to sell the property at private sale *, order by the court to that CjBfeCte

C.W. Borbour etal. vs. F. F. Otte, executor, et ah: W. E. Hendrich made guardian of Henry, Louisa, Emma, Elizabeth and Fred Otte, minora.

Western Biographical Co., vs. James W. Green, appeal default by plaintiff and dismissed at plaintiff's cost

Frank Wonner vs. W. A. Shores, damages defendant's motion for a new trial overruled and exceptions taken.

CRIMINAL COTJRT.

owing to

igan ores

the sickness of Judge Long. Thomas Johnson, a colored boy was arraigned on a charge of stealing raga|of Mrs. Sarah Copeland. Johnson said George and Mike Flockins stole the rags and he helped to cany them away, receiving part of the money that came irom the sale. Johnson's father asked that his boy be sent to a house of correction and the court, on the suggestion of the proselad to the House ot cutor, sentenced the Refuge at Plainfield.

James Gibson and Edward Wilson

who, with John McCarthy, were indicted for conspiracy to rob the T. H, & I. train, Jwere arraigned this afternoon and both pleaded not guilty. Gibson said he had been but six months irom Scotland, and said he got on the train with no other in* Mention than to ride out ot town. Wilson demanded a separate trial.

From Wednesday's Dally. MARKIAGB LICBXSK.

Lewie Bishop and Anna McNair.: raw SUITS— SUPERIOR COURT. Catherine Smith and Be%ecca Ward vs Blanche Smith, partition. Allen $ Mack ftsd

Eggleston

Reed

Reuben Halsteadvs. Wm. Sparks, note judgment for $39.06. State ex. rel. A. Grimes vs. N. Rogers etal., on bond plaintiff files her replp to the second paragraph of the separate -answer of the defendant John S. Beach

State ex. rel. A. Grimea vs. N. Rogers et al. on bond: court sustains the motion of plaintiff to strike out the second paragraph of the answer of the defendants R. Dunnigan, N. Andrews, James Butler, Dennis Barrett, Isaiah Donham, John Peters and Jkmee Watson and for farther ruling overrules jthe demurrer of said plaintiff to the third ^paragraph of the said answer of the said ^defendants, R. Dunniganet al. Plaintiff llilee reply to the third paragraph of the ^separate answer ef said defendants jiDunnigan et al. and E. C. Edmunds flies ^his separate answer to the cross complaint of said defendants R. Dunnigan etd,

R. N. Hudson vs J. K. Gapin, civil Gapioand J. C. McGregor file motion .^annA reasons for a new trial.

H.M. Creal, administrator, H. S. Creal /•vs W. W. Watkins defendant's motion to dismiss the action and attachment overIruled.

Wm Barton vs W. H. Stewart on ditch%ng contract evidence all submitted and the case taken undeT advisement by the court

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RHEU1ATISI,

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$ 1,500 00

H. Fulmer,certain proper ty, for B. M. Koopman tu A. Hcrz, pt sec SA, 50 ft front Sixth bt. in half for

2,100 00

F—t and Ear*, mnl mil othor Prnag mid Aohon. V« Pnpantloa on mi* Sr. 3k«m 6a —fa IMTW, HmpU M4 €hmp

WASTED.

WANTED—BOY—Smallnorth

chores.

FOR

L*mbut§,

Btekmch*, S§nmm if M, Got/1,Qui**/,lira Thrmti,

inn cMf Smw'm, turn* icddt, QihmlI Mitf Hint, Tooth, Ear and Ho^aofH, Froti*4

KZIMMI

SMnedj. A trial en talk trat th« M«pUBtiT«l7 triflinc «mll*y of «•€••*, wkI "Twy on* Ing with pain CM h»f (top and pealtiT* proof of lt» rUlriM

Directiona In BOLD BT ALL DBU(HUBTB HDPEALEU II MEMOHS.

A.VOGELER ft CO., Hmlttmire, MM., V. M. A*

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

BOBI

GORDON—Feb. 14, to John L. and Flora Gordon a son.

XAKRIED

BISHOP-McNOY—Feb. 14,1882, by H. W. Huston, at hia residence on north Eleventh, Lewie T. Bishop of Eugene,' Ind. to Miss Anna H. MeNoy, of Terre Haute, Indiana.

WANTED COLUMN

Advertuenunti inthUeohmnwiUbt thmv td five cenUper line each imaerUoiL. Nothing reckoned leu than five Una. But recognising (Ae disadvantage which pertont in need of employment labor under, adverUtementt for either male* er /em&let tee/dng tituaUontuiill be interted free of charge and at often at may be neeeuary to tecure the detbred titueuion. By telephone or oottal eardt yvur amertiiement be ordered intertton. In applying for anything ad• column, pleate ttate O verUted in thit *aw it in the Oatette

boy to do

Apply at 1014 Seventh.

FOE BALI.

The quicke*t and cheapest way to ditpote oj anything you may have for tale, it to adverHteU in thit column, which it daily read by mil pertont wanting to buy.

SALE—GROI7ND FEED, CORN and Oats. Cracked Wheat, Corn and Oata. Crashed Corn and Oata. *f Crushed Corn and Bran for cows. White Corn Meal. Most Beautiful Yellow Com Meal. All to be bad at reasonable prices at the Telegraph Mills. Leave or send orders by telephone. C.G. Bi IID A Co.

Highest cash price paid for corn, oata and whsat.

Commissioner's Uaie of Land.

LUCIUB B. Bacon, vs. vetal in partition Saml. T, Bacon, Notice is given that the undersigned appointed commissioner in the above entitled cause by the Vigo Cirenlt Court, will Saturday the 25th day of February, 1882, at the Court House door in the city of Terre Haute Vigo County, Indiana, at 10 o'clock A. K. offer for sale at public auction, the following real estate situated In fsaid county and state to-wit: The northeast of the northwest y± of section 29, town 18, north range 8 west, except one acre out of the northeast corner thereof, being £9 acres more or less. the thence north

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rods to the Rocfcvllle road, thenee northeast along said road about 43 rods to the section line, thence east on said line about 40 rods to .the north east corner, thenee south so rods, thenee east about 88^ rods to the land formerly owned by Nancy Biggs, thence northeast parallel with the Bockville road 18 rode, uaenoe west to said road, the thenee

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Ml MlVUIt KHWV. .. southwest along said road t* ot beginning being SI acres mare or TKRM8 OF SALE —One-third cash in hand one-third In six months, and one third in twelve months from date of sale the purchaser giving his notes for the deferred payments with Jappraved personal seeority, bearing six per cent Interest from "%&SSSSk.

Allen A Mack.

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SUPERIOR COURT.

lets Golden Tongue :Reeds, SOLID WALNUT Highly Polished Case. New and win* able Improvements just added, Stool, book music. Boxed and delivered on board ears here, price Only Sixty Dollars Net Cash. Satisfaction guaranteed in every particular or money refunded after one year's use. Everyone sold sells another. It Is a standing advertisement. Order, at once* Nothing saved by correspondence. My new factory just campletea, capMlty aooolnstruments every 98 days, very latest labor-eav-ing wood-working machinery. Vast capital enables me to manufacture better gwds for less money than ever. Address or call

upon

DANIEL V. HEATTY, Washington, New ersey

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE. Notice is hereby given that I will apply the Board of Commissioners of Vigo Co., Ind. at their March term for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity at a time than a quart at a time yrith the privilege of allowing the same to he drank on my premises for oae year. My place of business and the premises whereon said liquors are to be

Id and drank are located In in-lot:No. 8,

SELVES Cassx, N. Y. Feb. 6,1881. Genii—I have heen very low, and have tried everything, to no advantage. I heard your Hop Bitten recommended tor so many, I concluded to give them a trial. I did, and now am around, and constantly improving, and am neatly as strong as ever. *. W.H.WKLuau

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THE MARKETS.

Wnwaari AsaociATKP Pnaaa TILIOUS:] Nnw YORK.

Fetauary

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LEIGHTS-Steady.

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February 15.

FLOUR—Falrl lor, i7.& WHEAT—Wentern, lower: No. 2 winter red, and spot, 81.28^(91^9: February, |1.29 asked March, »lJ»^|l.29^ April. une, $1.27 bid

t—Fairly

active steady western

or. $440Q4& extoa, $&OO0S4O family,

at, $1.283401.29: 1 h, |1.29)Z§1.29%

41.82-/.: May, $1.88«08i Ji ruly, [email protected]. CORN—Western, quiet and

INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK

^STOGK YARDS,

February

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*1$

TBPC irBaRE HAUT5 WEKR^t i&AZElTmr,

15.

FLOUK—Baeelvts, 19,000 barrels: sales 12,000 ban^duL and In tourers* favor round hoop Ohio, fSJIOgUl choice, tS.flaa8.15 saperfine western, _S*jOO#4^5i common to good cxtca, UW.% choice,

wheat, f7.ttM8.00.

WHEAT—Unsettled, heavy, about lc lower, fair speeulatlve trading sales, 520,000 bushels No.Vred March. •UM69l.35%

7%,-

000 bushels April, flin£0lS7H M8^)00 bushels May. OOBN—Opened iga5tn lower, afterwards became strong ana recovered: mixed,

cSrs—lower and dull western, 46S#6lc sales, 80^00 bushels including No. 2 March, SraBF-Qutet. steady, extra $12.00.

new mess,

PORK—Dull and drooping spot new mess, *17.9091840: spot old, |1fm. LARD—Heavy and lower: steam rendered, •10.96.

BUTTER—Very strongly held, light eun-

Ellgin

ttes for choice grades western, 15#45c creamery, 48c. CHEESE—Dull S«Uc fornoor SUGAR—Quiet anoMeady/oc. MOLASSfiB-VIrm, fair Inquiry

toehoice.

Firm, (air Inquiry.

STROLEUM—Firm.

PETROLEUM—Firm.

FREIGHTS—(Meady. r«•SPIRITS OF TURP*—Dnll: 10%. RCNHN—Steady "f TALLOW—Steady wsaternT8 6-l*«8^ EGGS—Dull 96^0380 for fresh. COTTON—Qule ealee bales Uplands, 11.75 Orleans, |000. ex *£»,i* P-

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mixed asked

Tebruary, ,«J% asked

ay.

OATS—Lower: western, white. 48050c mixed, 4S@47c Pennsylvania, 48@G0c. RYE—Ddll SS095c.

HAY—Dull prime to choice Pennsylvania, $18 OOAltMK). PROVISION 8—Quiet and easy Mess pork, shoulders and

!l&£0<a 18.75* Bulk meats, shoulden clear rib sides, packed77%@106c: I shoulders, 8%c: clear rib sides, ll%c lned, 12Jic.

Bacon, hams,

Lard refined, 12^c. UTTER—Firm western, packed, ,189 Rolls {25082c. GS—Firm S PETROLEUM-fligher refined, 7Hc COFFEE—Steady JEUo, cargoes, ordinary to falr,(%$9%c.

Irm weste t2c. 2M27c if—Higher eady Klo,

SUGAIv—Steady A soft, Mfe. WHISKEY-Dull: $1.1991.20. FREIGHTS—To Liverpool, per steamer quiet eotton, 9-83d flour, 9s grain, 3d.

ALMOST A PANIC.

Tbiafli Take Terrible Tmble the Chiot|o lulam, mi a Heavy Faitare la

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AssoorATnn Panss d^NWBAM:! CHICAOO, February 15.

There was a very active trading on change to-day, and the condition of affairs was simply panicky. Wheat declined heavily, the closing being 4@5 cento below yesterday's,and the lowest price for the day being 6 cents below yesterday's highest. Corn was about 3|centa lower. Oats were a cent off, and provisions were indescribably irregular, with a decline for the day of about $1.25 on poik and sixty oents on lard. There has not been so exelting a day on change for over a year. The chief cause of the panic was the announcement of the failure of H. O. Kenyon 6 Co., a commission firm which has a very extensive trade. The extent of the failure can not be ascertained as yet,but it has captured a very large number ot operators and Is doubtless for a heavy amount. E. W. Fisher, dealer in oats, als suspended with liabilities amounting probably from.»15400 to 120,000.

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HOGS—Receipts, 700 head shipments, 820 head. The market continues to move along with the same degree of firmness noted the day previous. Though there was nothing strictly urgent in the demand at rates current, yet all offerings that would bear shipping were readily taken. The receipts show some lmprovment over the past few days, but the quality don't seem to improve. Prices ruled 5@10c higher for for carefully selected hogs weighing 225 lbs and upward however, the beet lots on sale averaged but 280 lbs.. A few car-loads were belated on the I. Band W. that were carrld over for Wednesday's market. We quote: Heavy shipping 6 90@7 20 Mixed and light packing......... Fat. pigs.....'. Skips and roufchs_

CATTLE—Receipts, 425 head shipments 280 head. The market was brisk in a local way, and the offerings were fairly liberal for this branch of the trade. The butchers who failed te supply their wants in Monday's market were out in force to-day and bought quite freely, gividfc-the market a decidedly healthy tone., Several buyers were In attendance for account of other neighboring

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but held out of the

market on account of prices current. All ptftrliB* changed hands, and more could have been sold. We quote: Good to choice shipping $ 5 25$ Common to fair shipping.. 4 Good to eholee butchers7.. Common to fair butchers Heavy feeders...**. Stock steers Common cows Bulls.. I Veal calves~ flBlWSw ==9

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TEIIS. HAUTE H1BKET.

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Wednesdaj, Feb. 15.

The following are the paying price, corrected to-dayt

7«7^c peadMS,

HlMHO u»3smIV, choice loess, HMO^ia.50:

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WORLD.

Mrs. S. A Allen's

WORLD'S

HairRestorer

IS PERFECTIONi

For

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

Established over 40 years. .Enormous and Increasing sales Throughout Europe and America.

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ASSOCIATED PUN TJUJMRAK: BAITISOIIB,

LBTTBB LIST.

List of uncalled for letters remaining in the Terre Haute post-oflHoe, county of Vlgostateof Indiana.

SATUBDAT,

MACHINE

IS THE BEST.

It Surpasses sll in Worfcmar Ship. .. yy,

ITS SISPUCITY UNEXCELLED.

ITS DURABILITY NEVER 0UESTIMEI.

IS ELEGANT 1R APPEABAHC1.

The world challenged to prodnce its equal.

W. H.FI8K,

General Agent, South Third, between Oh.'o |. and Walnut.

No. 12,948, The state of Indiana, Vigo County, in the Vigo Circuit Court. John G. Funkhouser, vs Marthena

Sw&fford, et al in partition Be It known that on the 3d 7day of February, 1882, said plaintiff Bled an affidavit in due form showing that Richard Burns, Lillie Burns, Edna Burns, John Burns and Wm. Burns impleaded with Marthena Swaffbrd et al are non-residents of the state of Indiana.

Said non-resident defendants are hereby notified of the pendency of said action against them, and that the same will Stand for trial March 28th, 1182 the same being at the February term ot said oonrt in the year 1882,

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510 500

2 75$ 75 4 00! 5 00 1 8 75 1 75 4 SO soo 00 00

SHEEP—Receipts, 240 head shipments, 280 hed. The market was rather quiet, though the meager offerings were about all sold at satisfactory rates. Wa quote: Good to prime Shipping $4 25A5 80 Common to fair

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February 11

Bally Miss Lou—- Morgan Mrs Eliza Beecher S 2 -t fe|J(ooreFnDk Boose Mrs Jane -"j, ^Morrison DAJr Buttier Miss Anna. Morrison David Cornell Frank ^Mortimer miss Mabel Chlldres Wm flyers Mary Crosby S jicCall A Dowey James

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Dufltee John *T, McSheary Hugh Erwin Chas Plrcle Miss Annie Franklin Miss Grace Pritchard Joseph Gibson Miss Hattie Reckton Miss Nellie

VRevels Chas Rhinehard Miss Llssetta W

Gray Miss Laura Guynn Albert Hammock James Hanee Miss Maggie Harper Hawley JL&Co Hawley James Hawley Mrs 8 Hein Mrs Chas Hlnes Mrs Nancy Hutchinson John Ickes Miss Margaret

RObertson Wm Roes William :. Roop Jack Russell Baiters Walter 6rim Shoemaker Alwell South Richard Sylvester A Smith Miss Lucy Smith Mrs John Thomas Jamea Underwoed John

Katie 3

Ickes Miss Jones Saml Jones Miss Hattie Leach Miss Soph rou a Walton Miss Mary Levis Geo W Weiriek Chas Lyle Walter Wells Mrs Mattle MageeCG White Mrs Ogle Maadox James Wltmore Ella Mappes Miss Nannie Williams Mrs Flora 2 Marvin William Williamson a st er

Charles

Persons calling for letters advertised in this list will please say "advertised," and give date.

O. JONES,

P. M.

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F. C. Danaldson, Atty.

Go TO Dreusicke & Morgan, 418 Ohio in the line of hell-banging,

street, if you need anything in the line of locksmithing, gunsmlthing, bell-hanging, stencil cutting, shaking tubes, fteel stamps, notary pubue ana lodge seals.

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stamps, notaiy put You will save time there for any kind of fern before a hardware store. IJao kinds of bteech-loadiaa guns sickeisthe moetsStfil mas in the State for opening combinations.

asd trouble by going efore going to ieeuttiBg all

Joaeph H.Brigga, place, corner Fonrtn and Cherry sttesis, 1 your beet market 11 you haye any pomitry prouues er other thinner ssieTHe paws the best p%ea

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We will send free by mail a sample set of our German, English and American fancy cards, with a prise list of over a hunared different designee, on receipt or a stamp for postage. They are not advertising caids, but large, fine picture chremo cards, on gold, silver and tinted grounds, forming the finest collection the World. We will slso enclose a confidential price list of our large and small chromos. Address F. Gleason A Co., 46 Summer street, Boston, Mass.

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