Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 April 1882 — Page 2

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DR. CLARK

JOHNSON'S

Hie'-SM Syrup.

ITBADB MAHK.

Dyspepsia, Liver

Diseases, Fever & A f/uf, lihenmatisa?. Isropsy, He fit Disease,

xiiliou Hess, NrA'vcv.* Debility, etc. Vho Be..

T"r".TZ2/Y

KNOWN to Man I

(2,000,000 Bottles

SOLD SIXCE 187©.

/his Syrup possesses Varied Properties. It Htimnlatfi the Ptyallne In the Saliva, v/bleh converts the Ntnrrh and Sugar of the I'nod 1110 (tlucow.

deOclency In PtyaUae

Wind and Soaring of the rood In the

•i.oiaach. If the medicine la taken Immedli.trly after eating the fermentation of food prrvrotcd.

It ucia ii|Mn the l.lver. It n-r« ti)»wn the Kldnrra, It lK"ur.iliite the Qowcli. It I'urllU-* the JBIood. It Qulda Ihe Nervosa System. It Prum«'»« Digestion. It !V«urlb«n, Ntronsthena nnd Invigorate*. Itcurrie* off* the Old Hlood nnd makes n*-w. It ovenw the pores of the aklu und Induces Wealthy Fmiilrutlon, ueutraliz* the hereditary taint, or poison in th« blood, which generates Scrofula, EryBipelaa, ami a.. :«*nner of akin diseases and internal humor*.

There are no spirits employed in its manufacture, nnd i( oan bo taken by the most delioate babe, or by the airedand feeble, oarc only btintf required in (Mention

Brlnhurst, Carroll Co., tnd.

I have HHed Dr. Clark Johnson's Indian Blood syrup for Liver Complaint of long standing, and am happy to fay It lias effected complete cure DANIRL BELL.

Lebanon.Boone Co., Ind. Logansporu Oass Co., Ind.

T'lls ie to certify that Dr. Clark Johnson I

Blood Syrup, has cured myself and lis 8 yi

Id'Han Blood Syrup, o)("it of my family of Chills jsn truthfully recommend

and Fever. I our valuable cted

medicine to all similarly affile

WILLIAM DONAISOI*.

Fort Wayne, Allen Co., Ind.

A fair trial of Dr. Clark Johnson's Indian Blood syrup cured me of Scrofula, when all other medicines failed. I have also found it a valuable remedy for kidney disease.

HENRY KLKINNII.LKR

I was afflicted with heart disease for 10 7«ar:, and after everything else failed, I ulori Dr. Clark Johnson's Iniian Blood Syrup and it has proved most beneficial lo me. EMILY VIDIT'-

AgeuiH wanted for the sale of the Indian Blood Hyrup In every town or village, In which I have no agent. Particulars given on application.

DRUGGISTS SELL IT. Laboratory 77 West 3rdst. W. Y- City

Dispensary.

tOl fco. Clark

St. CHICAGO, ILL.

The !ai«*t and moot. 11 fit- in* liution i:i the United StAtcK, lor the.»'ur ot t'lin'uie and Prvtito 4UeaM», (Jonorrlie Gii--i.1 ion.. t«t:indine. Sine tare, Orchitis. Kupiur.v II'*P»H."* of ihe N' bone*, merr.nr'nl I-(irc thr-'IIL i-fc. *I»II'V nti»l ivat" |T trcotvd. SPWIJIA IttK'MUKA, H.-xiint t. I»ill •Speedily cuml. Youu JI.*n iMitlVriii* irom weakness. caused by Imprudence. secret habit*. exc*» M, producing pimple* on the face. ru*li of blood 10 the hend, (oiilumoti of Ide.'v*. hra'larhe, del'yciivo •lcmory, loe8 of sexual power, nitbl losses, iivor--sion to society, sleeyleMiieM. ner.ous prostration, general debility and Indlpesilou, rend'-rlim eiarriage improper, sal'elv curtd. W0 guar nice tares in All (!mn we undertake, no n«eil to xufTr 6as l*y lonsror. Under our treatment the bodv is inabled to take on flesh, the apetite is Im .'reused and the whole system is nonri-hed canning the brain and flerves to regain their vigor. Correepondene econfldenti&l. Fall directions sent with the •MWdiclnee. Addfis as above

Dog Tax.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the new dog law will go into effect April 1st, 1882, Previous t* that time every person wishing to own or lmrbor a dog, must report tlie same to the township trustee, and pay $1 each for every mule and $2 each for every female dog over six month's of age, and for «ach dog more than one, the sum of $2 each

The tiustee will then issue a metallo check •to the owner of each dog registered and nnmbered, and no check shall be used on iany dog other than the one for which it was issued by the trustee, and any attempt to evade this provision, shall be h«ld to be a misdemeanor, and be punishable by a 'line of not more than twenty-five dollars.

The coustablescf the various towns and -townships will then proceed to kill all dogs having no checks. Persons owning dogs 'Will take notice and secure their checks before the time expires, as the law will be -strictly enforced.

Ofhce honn« for the registering of dogs ••every day during March. Offloe at my residence, Seeleyvllle. H. C. DICKKRSON

Trustee of Lost Creek toTcrtl^

MAKER. MARTIN CO..

Commission Merchants,

No. 138 Washington Street, room CHICAGO. •:Kf

Grain, Provisions, Seeds, Ac., bought, sold ad carried on margins. Correspondents lotted. Agents wanted to represent as In

WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

METAL. TIP LAMP WICK, Pat'i Dee. 7,1880. BaemOBflBDIBBaM

QITSSaBiUUaat, Wh&s sad Stasiy light, requires no trimming and lasts lor months. Sample wick 10c, 3 wicks 26c, la wicks 75c, postage paid. Have 3 si zes. A, MdD. Agents wanted. Address METAL JI^^AM^WIC^^Oj^7^CortlandtS^NjY

•Havens Insurance Agency

Established in 1863.

"To the farmers of Vigo County: Do not Insure your property with traveling agents They charge you double what

It will cost you to insure In a good, reliable established agency. I represent oompanles worth over fifty million dollars Calf in be* fore you are Insured.

CLIFF & SON,

Manufacturers of Locomotive, Statlonar and Marine Boilers (Tubular and Cylinder Iron Tanks, Smoke Stacks, Ac. shops on

First Street, bet. Walnut & Poplar.

Terre Haute, Ind.

WRepairing done in the most substantial manner at short notice, and at as lew prioe as any- establishment in the state.

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BIRD'S EYE VIEW

Of the Salient Points in the "Week's |S V'"

History

Especially Prepared for Additional Saturday Readers

HOnENEVS,

Charley Grubb is quite dangerously ill. Mia* Delia Hamilton lias returned to Thomas, Pa. "W. H. Fisk went to Pennsylvania the first of the week.

Joe O'Boyle has" been visiting his friends in the city. George Ewing, at the Hub and Spoke factory, cut off a thumb Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Paett, of Rockville, have been visiting the family of J. M. Allen. James L. Wyeth died Sunday April 2nd at his residence on East Main street.

Mr. Warburtun Warner, of Florida, spent a few days in the city en route for the East.

Mrs. Hall, widow of the man killed by Gibson, is in the city, waiting for the case come up.

John Cobble died Thursday, April 6th, at his residence, on Lafayette stereet, in his 72d year.

II. D.'Conklin, ths new receiver of the Illinois Midland Ry., arrived the first ot the week from Peoria.

Mr. J. R. Abbott, formerly of this city, was married March -9th at Camden N. J. to Mi3S Katie G. Adams.

Monday morning April 3rd, Miss Barnhart. of Crawfordsville, died. She was a sister of W. H. Barnhart of this city.

Mrs. Lee Hirsch and child left yesterday for Kentucky to spepd the summer for the benefit of Mrs. Hirsch's health.

Hon. Barnabas Hobbshas been in the city on Normal School business. He was the guest of E. M. Walmsley's family.

Miss Minnie Thompson, of Pennsylvania, and Leopold Strauss, of San Jose, California, have been visiting S. Loeb's famil' lliam T. Han »ght mal Hall to a crowded house on the ''Immortality of the Soul."

iy.

William T. Harris, of Concord,Conn., lectured Monday night, April 3rd, at Nor-

The Charity Association held a meeting Thursday night. President R. W. Thompson presided. Mr. Mack and Superintendent Allen spoke at some length.

Norman Turk, for so many years in Button's book store, has accepted a posi tlou with Bryan a'd Lathrop, real estate brokers at Chicago and has gone there to live.

Last Saturday night, April 1st, burglars stole Miss Flora Oilman's pony from the stable at the rear of her home, and the same night took $300 from Meyer brothers' residence on south Second street. Miss Gilman's pony was afterwards recovered.

At Monday's election, Louis Finkbiner was elected for Trustee for Magistrates, Caleb Gartrell, James F. Murphy, Samuel C. Lockman, Jacob Steinmehl for Constables, Samuel Stark, Benjamin F. Reagan, William Matthews, Henry Heuer for Road Supervisor, Carlton C. Belt, Frank Armstrong for Assessor. All of these candidates are Republican except Frank Armstrong, Frank Morrison and C. C. Belt.

The following marriage licenses have been issued this week: Joseph L. Graham and Flora A. West.

Joel Wilson and Mary Kinser. William L. Smith ana Matilda Keyes. Granville Branson and Sarah E. Fulks. Hiram Bryant and Louisa A. Brunker. Jefferson "Jackson and Martha Edwards.

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. United States Minister to Peru Hurlbut died April 8d.

James Gordon Bennett has given $10,000 to the actors' fund. Half the business portion ot Dayton, Washington Territory, was burned April 3rd.

The race on the Tyne between Hanlan aud Boyd April 3rd resulted in a victory for Hanlan.

Mrs. Sergeant Mason has received the subscription collected by the Chicago Tribune, amounting to $734.

The river at Memphis continues to decline steadily and has fallen twenty-seven inches from the highest point.

The case of the creditors of Archbishop Purcell came up April 3d at Hamilton, Ohio, but was postponed for a day.

Jesse James, the notorious bandit and train robber, was shot and ^killed in St. Joseph Mo., April 3rd, by Robert Ford, a detective.

A cyclone started south of the Arkansas liver near Raymond,Rice county,Kansas, April 6th, which caused much dam* age. At the same time a hurricane swept through Michigan destroying several lives and some property.

Cornelias J. Vaaaerbilt, brother of the railroad king, shot himself at the Glenham Hotel on Fifth Avenue April Sad, ana died from the effects of the wavnd. Mental derangement brought 00 by years of suffering fv»m epileptic fits, caused him to commit the rash deed,

The Spanish steamer Yrurac Bat, Captain Ugarte, from Liverpool for Porto Kico, came in collision with the Royal Mail Company's steamer Douro, from Brazil, off Cape Finisterre, Spain, Saturday night Both steamers sank. The steamer Hidalgo rescued seventeen persons from the Douro and sixty-seven from the Yrurac and landed them at Coranna.

MB. GEO.

L. Chalmers, of Bangor, Me.,

says: "I suffered severely with acute rheumatism of the knee, and was unable to bear any weight on my foot. Having heard of the wonderful influence of St. Jacobs Oil, I used it, and a few applications of the oil completely removed all soreness and pains, and enabled me to use my knee as well as ever."

An undertaker adds this postscript to his advertisement in an exchange: "Call early and secure one of our new mahogany coffins. They are going off like hot cakes." *~o«

CATARRH.—Relief

in five minutes in

every case gratifying, wholesome relief beyond a money vtQue. Cure begins from first application, and is rapid, radical and permanent. Ask for Sanford's Radical Cure. Camplete for $1.

The Deacon's Yon Moltke will soon give his first paper on "Bull Ron.a Victory."

!», 1"

The First Rambling of a -s Thunder Storm.

RESOLVED,

THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

A VOICE ON THE VETO.

Whose Lightning Will Strike a Fear* fulBlowin'84-

SAW

FaAircisco, April 7.—-The Oregon Democratic convention adopted resolu tions demanding legislative regulation of railroad tariff, reform, attributing the assassination of Garfield to the Republican spoils system, denouncing polygamy, favoring the repeal of the navigation laws and demanding that the congressional delegation do the utmost te secure an appropriation for the Oregon river and harbor improvement. The resolution on the Chinese question is as follows:

That the President's veto of

the Chinese immigration bill is a public misfortune. It sets a degrading mark of competition with the coolies from China upon the labor and working men of America it treats with contemptuous derision the unanimous protests and appeals of the entire Pacific coast. On behalf of the people ot Oregon we disapprove, condemn and declare it to be the duty of every citizen, regardless of party to express his disapproval with his vote as well as with his voice.

The ticket is completed as follows: Secretary of State, J. K. Weathersford Treasurer, H. Abraham Superintendent of Instruction, W. H. Worthington State Printer, Wilbur Cornell Jupreme Judge, Eden Shattuck.

Jos. S. Smith is the nominee for Governor and Wm. D. Fenton for Congressman. VJ

SHOW THIS TO AKTHUR.

SAN FRAHCISCO,

Commissioner Swift, now in Sacramento, publishes a card in regard to the recent interview with him published in the San Francisco Call, which he says was not correct in making him say, the commissioners discussed and agreed on any limit of time of suspension of immigration What he did say was, "It was distinctly agreed that what might be the necessary time, whether ten or fifty years, to correct the evil, the United States was to be the sole and only judge, and the Chinese government, as he understood it, relied upon the government of the United States not to take more time than was necessary to accomplish the desired result and in his opinion thirtythree years would have been satisfactory to the authorities at Pekin.

OLD MAN BENDER.

The Kansas Butcher Thought to Have Been Captured.

ST. LOUIS,

April 6.—Police authorities

here believe they have at last captured old man Bender, the Kansas butcher. The arrest was made last Tuesday afternoon, but the police have kept the affair sccret. The circumstances of the arrest are as follows: Herman H. Green, a German who resides in this city, was formerly a private in the Sixth United States Infantry and in 1871 was stationed at Osage Station, Kansas, seven miles from where John Bender and family resided. He saw Bender several times every week as the latter brought his vegetables to the camp to sell, and knew him well. Last Monday he saw three men in a skiff on the river in North St. Louis, one of whom he declared to te John Bender. The police were informed and the men were arrested. Two of them gave the names of August Kloots and Charles Hammond. The man supposed to be Bender gave his name as John Bailis. His two companions stated that they lived in Osage Co. Mo had come down the river intending to go to Arkansas that they met the old man who called himself Bailis a few weeks ago and he wanted to accompany them and finally they consented. Kloots and Hammond were njlwwei and Bailis has been held in confinement since. Green is a man of good character and antecedents and police believe his statement. Developments are expected.

"Foreign News.

THK AMERIOAM SUSPECTS NOT LIBERATED. LONDON, April 6.—The Times' Dublin special says: The report that the IrishAmerican saspects have been liberated on condition that they quit the country, except two or three who refused to accept the conditions, is unfounded. About six ef the suspects who are naturalized citizens of the United States have been released within the last three weeks, but only on the same grounds as were the others who were liberated. Their citizenship is entirely unconnected with their release, the executive holding that all persons resident in Ireland are liable to British law and are to be treated as British subjects. Among those of this class who were released was Boyton, who was liberated on account of ill health. There are only four suspeets of the same class now imprisoned.

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HOP BITTERS:

(A Medietas* not a Drink*)

rOITTAISS

KiA*S, Bl'CllU, MAXokAKX, DANDELION. Aire THS PUBKST AXD BEST MKDICALQVALI-|

TIXS or ALL OTHKB BtTTSB*. E E

Alt Diseases of the Stomach, Bowels, Blood,I Liver, Kidneys, and Urinary Organs, NerTous&esa, Sleeatessneasstid especially

Female Complaints.

8IOOOIN COLD.

Will be paid for a case they will not care or kelp, or for anything Impure or Injortou found fa them. Ask your drngglst for Hop Bitten and tr.. them before you sleep. Take Other.|

D.I. C. ts an absolate aad Irresistible cure for Drunkeness, use of opium, tobacco and narcotics.

Skjtd VOB CIBCCLA*.

illtSrr. uU by Aragrlit* lop Btttan ktlf. X, Bockwter, K. T., A Tenats, Oat.1

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CROWN

'(!•, SEWING Vv'-Vvl T/:r'-

It is the resalt tfJOyears' enerleaee and experimeatoin Sewing Machines, it

needed. We will start you. $12 a day and upwards made at home by the industrious Men, women, boys and girls wanted everywhere to work for us. NOW is the time. You can work in spare time only or give your whole 1 line to the business. You can live at heme and do the work. No other business will pay vou nearly as well. No one falls to make enormous pay by engaging at onee. Costly outfit and terms free. Money made fast, easily and honorably. Address TRUE& Co.. Augusta. Ma'ne.

Agents Wanted Immediately for the Life of

A I E

Ablest Authorship Finest Illustrations. Lowest Price. Containing the scenes and incidents of his boy hood struggled of his youth might of his early manhood valor as a soldier career as a 8tatesman etectlon to tie Presidency, and the tragic f-tory of hU death. Fastest Selling Book. 71*0 large pages. Outfit 50cents. Add'ess •T. M-iLCQTT. Indianapolis Indiana. CTJ riCUEA rermanently Cures Tumors of the Scalp and Skin

Cuticura remedies are for sale by all druggists. Price of Cuticura, a medicinal jelly, small boxes, 50c large boxes, $1. Cuticura Resolvent, the new blood purifier, $1 per bottle. Cuticura Medicinal Toilet Soap, 25c. Cuticura Medicinal Shavin* Soap, 15c in bars for barbers and large consumers, SOc Principal depot.

WEEKS A POTTER, Boston. Mass.

ajjAintiailMMre^nyjeceljjjUjI^nce^^^^

$66:

I had

been cured of a terrible skin humor by Cuticura Remedies. I did so that otters might be cured, and do not regret the time given to answering inquiries Hon. Wm. Taylor, Boston,

The Rev. James Freeman Clarke will sail for Europe, with his family, next month.

DAVIS SWING CHURN

I 1 U)

Best ah® Ohurr No inside fixtures, always rigrht side np.Eaaieet to use. Nisegizee made.

dies make as much as men and boys and

guslness

irls make great pay. Reader, if yon want at which yo at the Urns you work,

!-a?

,v'V .V

ay. iwaaer, 11 yuu waai yon can make great nay rk, write for particulars Do., Portland, Malneeow

H. HALL A Co,

(M wfl] be so

MACHINE BEST

combine* th«

good point* of allpretent and fmmer make*,

features and convenience*.

keutlnrepa .. full description (tent free on requert. It is surely tbo beet A trial will prove it Don't fail to. seeJr

best A trial will prore it before yon buy MANTTTACTUKXD

MACHINE CO.,Florence, 1

BT FLORENCE

.Florence, Maes. WHOLBSALKD BT

TTEO BENT, 81 and 83 Jackson St,

BEST

April 7.—Ex-Treaty

Chicago, HI

aa Great chance tomakemou

|B| II II ey. Those who alwaystak« 1111| advantage of the goo^ chances for making mon ey that are offere i, generally become wealthy, while those who do not improve sucn chances remain in poverty. We wantmen women, boys and girls to work for us right in their own localities. Any one can do the work properly from the first start. The business will pay more tban ten times ordinary wages. Expensive outfit furnished free. No one who engages fails to make money rapidly. You can devote your whole time to the work or only your spare moments. Full information and all that Is needed sent free. Address STINSON A Co., Portland Maine.

logue. To ascertain the siae ringr* ring on and.send the sHp to us. If you

and is

not a one man "or" one idea "machine, rs others are. It aTolds the defects of others, and poe306ses n«» and

valuable

buslnes now Dafore tkenqp lie. You can make money faster at work for us than at anything else capital not

Three siaes

leabitt Batter Prloter. _lvery Churn and_ Printer warranted. One Churn at wholesale where we have no agents. Send Postal for circulars. Agents wanted. VERMONT FARM iACHINE CO*

Bellows

FaiuB, Vt

PATENTS

Obtained, and all business in the U. S. Pat nt Office or in the Courts attended to fo MODERATE FEES.

When model or drawing is sent we advise as to patentability free of charge and we make NO CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN PATENT.

We lefer, here, to the Post Master, the Sopt. of the Money Order Piv., and to officials of the U. S. Patent Office. For circulars, advice, terms and reference to actual clients in your own state or county, address

C. A- SNOW & CO.,

Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. ••"Mention this paper.

week in your own town. $5 outfit newfree. No risk. Everything Mil. Capital not required. We a an furnish you everything. Many are making fortunes. La

Names

tit"*

I ROLLED COLD SOLD JEWELRY asakes sWasUAif and TslssMs Gift for a lady or gentleman, and in order to 1 introduce oar Mods and to secure new for our

Com^uyr^we will forward POST-PAX0easterners or Canada, any article

W8 send you is Heary KolleoCMd aiu land that this nun COMPANY IS Ol at price named, and la order to protect buraelres from

to any address in

of oar HEAVY 18K.

I bulde of any ring we send roa we wU WAKIMOSEEVY ES6EATK wlusst Extra Charm an {TAIE, IK1 TLAI, MOTTO or SENTIMENT deairaa. DescrtpUoiis?-

NajfRlna we furnish In cither AMETHYST, GAKNET I or TSPAI Nos. *, S, and 4, reepectiTolj, Qei enc£T»iamc

in set with our the best Imitation of

KoTilaoar

and la

At U» same Urae we send

dtttrftratfag our Cto(akifa« among jour friend* at th* joe hare received from ml Tou can In thi* way aau

TAMU We can only send oat a In order to

Wis adverttsemeat bat OWE TIME In this paper. 1

111 Insert this advertisement bat OWE US with your order that we mar know will we send more than others are dedred we ttsement and #1.00 if you desire tw* articles send this advertisement and tS.00.

«i_ii k. •. iw Is advertisement aad each are desired yon must pay fu

either Kos. 5 or 7 state the initial desired.' Anethrst, Taaaaor fisrset And if No. SBDEB BT ltUH HERA. Remember undei at prices named. You can order one or any ni CTT OCT this advertisement and SKHR~ Wt vsnt through -egular mail or send b,

ear, cut apiece of paper so as to At aroand the fins

on or

iZTln OALL AT-.-

THE IDAHO IMPLEMENT HOUSE

AND SEETHE

MILBURN HOLLOW AXLE WAGON'

Giant Feed Mills, E a ters, Ac,&e.

JUEBQEITo cSc CO Southwest Cor. Seventh and Hulman st.

J. F. MC CANDLES S

South 3d St. Implement Dealer

Has the agency for the following implements, which have no superiors and as many who have tried them think, no equal'.

Hughes9 Sulky Flows. Hamilton Adjustable-Arch Bar Share Cultivators,

Avery, Star and Farmer's Friend Planters. O or A a

And Twine Hinders.

full line of Buggies and Carriages and the eel ebrated

SHUTTLER WAGONS.

18 and 20 South Third street.

J. F. McCandless.

Thos. B. Snapp, Newton Rogers.

SNAPP & ROGERS.

Manufacture to order Window and door frames, mouldings, brack- ... et?, and casings, DEALERS IN ^11 *'%t"

Lumber, Lath, Shingles Office and lumber yard First and Mai( streets. Planing mills corner of Second and Vine streets. 't-3,

of Farmers to Whom we Have Sold

THE CA8ADAY SULKY PLOW IN 1881:

st&wmr mmu

•I'AU-

la only made to tattw*K« oai

Mftwelrr goods ana JjOOdH

vytBfiws

mmm*

10 arcumstancea ordered anil I this adTor .aredesired send giilS In our cativa wish to wear tin tf you order 1 in rithwr

LOOt or if all (one ot each)aredc unit pay folljprice as In

Milburiland Cmquillard Farm and Spring Wagmi8, Improved Indiana Grain brills, ITurst & Uradley Adjustable Harrows, Big

and yon ran tall sums eaa

How ferfc^

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a NOVELTY IN THAT LINE.

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Terre Haute. Ind.

O. M. Curry, 2. Robert Smith, R. J. Harris, James Elliott, 2, W. H. Hull, 2, Marion Rymin, W. A. Block 30H1,2, M. H. Piety, Dr. T. O. Drake,'J. B. Siner, j. ,f Eli Brown, John M. Ferguson, Mrs. Jane Pritchard, Junes A. Ridge, George A. Payne, 2, Ebenzer Ridge, R. G. Reynolds,' P. R: Caldwell, David Shepherd, W. C. Kuykendall/ Edward Johason, M. A. Sheets, J. C. Carson, 4 John Copeland. Lyman Durham, 2, -T" W. W. Van gilder, W. S. Vangilder,

Jacob Holderman, B. M. Siner, Jesse McCombs, D. T.Rushworth,* J. W Overpeck, J. J. Blocksom, Wm. J. Woodsmall, Aquilla Sogers, 2, B. F. Rogers, S, Peter Hughes, J. C. Alvey, 4 Mary Hayworth, David Jones, W. C. Mays, W. C. Beauchamp,

J. S. Jones, G. VV. Eruzao,^ James Harlan, John M. Brady, Malon Stephenson, Samuel Lyoa, D. S. Donham, Jeremiah Fidler, J.J. Belts, Cyrus Reed, David Reynolds, *V Marion Copeland, George W. Vancleave, Friend Webster, M. S. Holmes,

E. A. Roberts, John F. Nelson, Iaaac Clark,

Theodore Hulman, 2.

Don't Fail to see it at

C. SMITH & SON,J

& 126 Main St., Terre Haute,

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