Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 December 1883 — Page 5

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ANSOUiy CEMENTS.

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3LDDOWICI—At 1:30 p. n. on Tuesday, Dee. 18th, 1883, an infant son of George w. and Laura Ludowicl ®f spinal menlngetis.

The fcnenl will take place to-morrow {Ttenwdayl afternoon at half past two e'etock from the residence of Mr. Bell at W3 north Tenth street.

Friends of the family are invlWd to attend without farther notice.

Tax Notice.

The tax duplicate will remain in the aands of the County Treasurer until Dec. Slat, for the collection of unpaid Nov. In-

stallment and delinquent tax. Pay at the offloe and avoid the annoyance of a collector C. A. RAT, Treaaarer.

Public Auction.

Kotiee hereby given that, at two o'clock m. on Monday the 81st day of December, I ma, at my office, 417)g Main street, Terre Haute, lad., I will sell at public auction a lot at accounts, four clocks, a Cane stand and twenty show case trays, belonging to the estate of Oal. Thomas. Terms cash.

HOKACB B. JONES, TRUSTER.

Notice of Administrator's Appointment.

.Notice Is heteby given that the undersign, •dhave been appointed administrators of the estate of William B.Tueli, late of Vigo county, diseased. The estate is solvent.

ARIAN 0 DJBLI*

WLLLIAN M. TUKLL, & B. V. MARSH ALL, 1

December 11, 1888.

Notice of Sale of Stock to -Satisfy Lien,

1 will, on the 5th day of January, 1884, between the hours of 9 a. m. and 4 p. m., sell at public auction to the highest cash bidder. at my livery stable No. 1183, Main street, the following property to satisfy lien held by aae for feed, care and storage, to-wit:

One team of uraftor carriage horses, one set of double harness, one saw log wagon and log chains, tne property of Louis Check.

N. B. ROCKWBLL.

Notice of Attachment and Garnishee. •***-.,

Ttie State of Indiana, County of Vigo, as. John G. Shryer, William 8hryerand Joe Bhryervs, J. B. Reinhardt and National (State Bank as garnishee, the said defendant J. B. Reinhardt as non-reeident defendant will take notice of the pendency of this proseeding against him, and that the same has been continued until the 15th day of February, 1884, at a o'clock p. in. at my office in Harrison township, Vigo county, Indiana, when the cause will bo heard and determined.

Given under my band and aseal this 17th day of Dec. 1883. S. C, LOCKMAN. J. P.

Peiroe A Harper, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.

Commissioner's Sale.

Notice is hereby given that the undcrsigned commissioner of the Superior Court of Vigo County, will, on tho 6th day of January, A. D. 1884, at his office, No. 245 Ohio street ia the city of Terre Haute and State of Indiana, ofl'er at publio sale, the following described real estate situated in said county tnd sate to-wit: Tho.southwes quarter of the southwest quarter of section twenty-six (26), township twelve (12] north of range eight [8] wost, and if the same does not sell at that time, said land will bet offered at private sale.

The above desorlbed land belongs to the hairs of Bridget Thompson, deceased, ia located in the southwest part of Lost Crenk township, is highly improved, good dwelling, out house, a barn thereon, good ricb land, good title guaranteed.,

Terms of salo' Cash. order Superior Court of Vigo County. JOSKPH H, BLAKE,

Commissioner.

Notice to Non-Residents.

No. 13,358. State of Indiana, County of.VIgo, in iba Vi»o Circuit court, May ter. 1883, John Strole, iav B. Vanhouten, and Henry Smith, vs Marin smokier, ^eggy Strlckler, his wife, Julia A.nn

Probst and PO 'Chy ProbM, her liu-bami, Catharine Kib er an Hiram Kiblcr, her husband, Hiram Hiricklcr, aud Eliaabnttt 8trickier, his wife, Abram dtrlckler, Harrison Btrickter, Strickler, tils wiie, whose given name is unknown to the

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laintiff-t, Nancy Lu. as and Win. Lno«s France» Sirole and Alfred Btrole, her husband, Emeline Kite, and Hyrontmus Kite, her hnsbtnd, Nannie. Jasper, and Mana Jasper, her husband Marin Fultz xnd Folts, his Wife whose given name is unknown to the plaintiff David Foltz and Angelina Colts, n's wife, and other heirs of Nancy Foiu, deoeased, wbose names are unknown to the plaintiffs, Isaao Kiser and Kiser. his wife, whose given name is unknown tnthe plaintiffs, Nancy Kite aud Oliver Kite, h^r husband, and others, heirs of P^ggy KiSBr, whose names *ra unknown to tiie plaintlflh. Jevse Roper or Raper, or if he be detd his unknown helr& and .ot her unknown heirs of Martin Striek er, deoeaed. Be it known, that on the 2nd day of June. 1888, it was ordered by tbe oonrt that the clerk notify by publication said defendants as non-resident defendants of the pendency of this aotion again them.

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Said defendants are therefore hereby notified or tbe pendency of said action against them and that the name will stand for trtal at the November term of said court in the year 1888.

MKKRILI. N. SXITH, Clerk.'

A. M. Black, Plaintiff's Attoraey.

Ko. 18JSS5 State of Indiana, oounty of Viao, iu the Vigo circuit court, September term 1883, Leo D. Sirronla vs. Angerona Sirronia in divorce.

Be It known, that on the 10th day of December, 1833, was orderaa by tne Cour1 thai the erk notify by publication said Angerona SI roniaaa non-resident defendant of thepenaency of this aotion aciinst liar.

Bald defendant ia therefore hereby notified of the pendenev of said action against bar and that the MM will stand for trial February 11 h, 18M, the same being February term Of Mid Court ia the year 18tt.

WANTED COLUMN.

WASTED.

Wtni*office.

ASTE®—TO BUY FIXTURES—Suitable for grocery voMneat, address A. c. c.

WANTSO—WORK FOB EVERYBODY— Tv Men, woaen, boys and girls can have work at their own homes in a new business, whole time or span moment", where no peddling la required from |1 to 810 a day can be Biade: 1 dosen samples of goods ana full instructions that will dote commence work on 4aat free and oentt, silver or stamp for postage and advertising. Address "Manufacturer/* Box Hit,Wert Acton. Mass

TO LOAM.

mo L«AN-MONBY—To loan in sums of 1 l,Wt or more on first mortgages on city or farm property at lowest sate of interest. Pugh A Pngn, S29 Ohio ttrset.

MOHET TO LOAV.

ffio IjOAN—MONEY—At lowest rates, on JL long time. Good collateral required. Address or call on Ed *ard Barton, 624 Main.

FOB. SALS-

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HAIK-'UTY

LOTS—Some of the

most eligible cnimproved residence property in tbe city on sonth Fourth street, ror particulars, term, etc., call on or adIress Wm. O. Uail, Gazette office.

LOST.

LUST-OVERCOAT—Was

taken by mis

take at tbe Ringgold Ball Monday nignt. Parties are known and requested to return it to this office.

When Wiitst Vsmei.

Winter comes with coughs and eolds, and Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters come to cure them 26c.

LEGAL

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE. Notice is hereby given that 1 will apply to me Board of Commissioners of Vigo Co., at their Dec. term, for a license to sell intoxicating liquore in a less quantity than a quart at atime with tbe privilege ofallowing the same to be drank on my premises for a period of one year. My place of business aud tbe premises whereon said liquors are to bo sold and drank are located at No.' 15 Main street, south side in Third Ward, in Terre Haute, Harrison township, Vigo County, Indiana.

JAMKS LUNDY.

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE, fiotlce is hereby given that! will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo Go, at their December 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 a period of one year. My place of business aud tbe premises whereon sa lijnoi are to be sold and drank at 1014 Poplar street on north side iu Sixth ward in Terra Haute, Hair.son township, Vigo Co., Ind.

Wm. J. RKISMAH.

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE. Notice is hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo Co., tud., at their December lerm for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a le*s quantity than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing tbe Bame to be drank on our premises for a period of one year. My place of business and the premises whereon said liauors are to besolii and drank is located on tbe east side of :he north rt est corner of the northeast quarter of tbe northeast quarter, stctlon 21, town 11, range 8 forty-hundreds of an acre in Riley township, Vigo County, Indiana.

W. J. ALLKN,

No, 13,524 The ate or dtana, Viio county. In the Vigo circuit court, James P.- Crabb vs. Harafc Cr«bb, in divorce.

BP it known that on the 29th day of October, 1898, said plaintiff filed an affidavit in due form, Ktiowingthut said Sarah Crabb is a uon-resident of tbe state of Indiana Suid non-resident is hereby notified ot tbe pcndency of said action against hqr, and that the same will stand for trial December 21st, 1883, being at the November term of said courun the year 1883.

Attest: MEBRILL N. SMITH, Clerk. APPLICATION FOR. LICENSE. Notice is hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo count y,at their next term, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, with the priveiege of allowing tnesame to be drank on my premises, for a period of one year. My place of business and the premises whereon said liquors are to be sold And drank Is located at No. 9Q0, iiorthsftst corner Ninth and Main streets, In the First ward, ^ity of Terre Haute, Harrison township, Vigo county Indiana.

Mrntu N, axiTHi Cleix.

no. 18(14. The State of Indiana Vigo County, In »he Vigo Circuit Court, Rebecca J. Pearoe, vs. Enoch W. Jackson.

Be it known th*t on the 16th day of D«c 1863, said plaintiff filed an affidavit in one form, showing that saia Enoch W. Jackson is a non-reaident of the State of Indiana.

Bald non-resident defendant is hereby notified of the pendency of said aotioa against him. and that the same will stand for trial Ftbruiry 11th, 1881, being at the February term of ad oonrt in tee year iijj|

Merrill N. Smith, Clerk.

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MOSKS EDWARDS.

APPLICATION rOR juICENHK. Notice is hereby given that I will to the Board of Commissioners of Vige* at their next terin. for a license to seli intoxicating liquors in a less quantity then a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same be drank on my premises for a period of one year. My place of business and the promises whereon said liquors are to be sold and drank are located lot No.Ray less1 addition to the town of MUXvilie, Vigo county, Indiana.

DANIBI. W. BATLKSS.

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE. Notice is hereby given that I will apply to the Board ol Commissioners of Vigo county at, tlu ir Doc. term for a licence 10 sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on the premises, for a period of one year. My place of business and tbe premises whereon said liquors are to be sold and drank is located ,o& northwest cbrnerof the southeast quarter of section 35, township 10, range 9. west in Oiter Creek townsui o. Vino conntv, Ind.

MjCHAKL QCJIMIiAll.

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE Notice is hereby given that I wlH apply

tothe Board of Commissioners of Vigo Ind., at their next term for a license to sell intoxioatiug liquors in a less quantity thin a quart at a time l'h the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on mj premises for a period of ope year. My place of business and tbe premies where an said liquors are to be Kold and drank is loon lot# tn NayiorVsnrvoy 142 feet front on north Honrthslre t. No. 642, in tbe Fourth ward in Terro Haute, Harrison wuship, Vigo county, Indiana.

CHAKLKS 8. WOLI.

HERRIFFH SALE.

By virtne of an execution Issued from the

V.goCli uitC0Hrtrto me Vio^1~™dd^ SS live ed, in favor of Squire B. Rude, John R. nShliJ

Rude "ni tie rge W. Rnde, ana against Samuel M. Yonug and William Snrkhart, 1 have levied upon said defendant Bnrkh -rt'a undivided one third inteiest in and 'olhi following described real estate situated in Vigj oounty, Indiana, to-wii:

The north half IX] of let number eighteen [18J in Farrlngton's subdivision of out lot nnmber sixty-nine [49] adjoining the eltv of Tern Hante exoept tour fteet off tbe sonth aide of said lot eignteen [18] being forty-six [M| feet fronton second street to the alley in said ooonty and state, and on SATURDAY, the5th DAY Of JAN7ARY, 1884. between the hours ot io o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the Court House ooorln rerre Haute, I »ili oliter the rents and profits of the »b ve deeciibed real e«tate, together with all pr vlleges and appurtenancestuth same belonging, for a term not exeeedtn seven years, to the hicheet Didder for cash, and upon failure to realise a aum su 'Bcient to satisfy said execution and costs, I will thea and there offer the fee simple, in and to said real estate, to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the aaae.

This 18th day of Deo,, 1888. J«n OUAir, Sheriff „M. M. Tosh, At*?.

Printers fee |7,

SS TERRE HAtJTE WEEKLY GAZBTTR*

LE6AL.

gHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an order of sale issued from the Vigo Superior court, to me directed and delivered, in favor of John J. Brake an* against John W. Foster I am ordered to sell the fallowing described real estate situated in Vigo county, Indiana, to-wit:

Thirty-two (32] aeresof I and off the nocth end of sixty (_0Ol acres off the east side oft he southwest quarter of section five [51 township twelve 112] north, range eight |8] west, in vigo county, Indiana anJ on SATURDAY, THE MHD DAY Of- DE

CEMBER. 1888.

between tbe hours of 10 o'clock •. *. and 4 o'clock p. I. of said day, at the Court House door In Terre Haute,! will oiferthe rants and profits of the above descrioed real estate, together with all privileges and appurten&noes to the saaie belonging, for* term not exceeding seven yean, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realise a sum sufficient to satisfy said order of Sale and costs, I will then and there offer the fee simple in and to said real estate to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

This 29th day of November, 1888. JOEU* CLKABY, sheriff. Buff and Pierce, Attorneys. Pjrto«*.r'« fee, 88.00-

HJSRlFF'8 SALE.

By virtae of an order of sale issued from the Vigo Superior Court, to me directed and dellvere.. in favor ol Isaac N. Phelps and against Oeorge C. Dny and Lucy li. Dny I amfordered .to Bell tbe foiiowing descrioed real estate situated in Vigo County, Indiana, to- wit:

Part of lot number three [SI of subdivision of out-lot number sixty-six [4W] city of Terre Haute, commencingat a point on the north line of lot number tJiree 18J, thred hundred and thirty 1330) feet and nine {91 inches east ol tbe northwest cornet thereof where the center of Four [4th) street extended would intersect s»ld line, thence east on said line three hundred and seventeen [317] feet and tnree |3] inches, thence south to tne south line of vaid lot number three [8J thence west to where the center ot Fourth (4 s'reet ^extended would intersect said line, thence north to beginning in said "county and state, and on SATURDAY, the 5th DAY of JANUARY, 1884. between the hours of 10 o'clock A. u. and o'alock p. M. of said day, at tbe court house door in Terre Haaie, I will offer the rents ana pr flts of the above described real es tate, together with all privilege* and appurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, to tbe highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realize a sum snfflnent to satisfy said ordtr of sale and costs, I wijl then and tber* offer the fee simple, in and to Said real eftate, to the highest bidder for cash to Butisly the same

This lsth day of December, 1888. JOHN CLKABY, Sheriff. Ten nam A Thomas, Aity. Printer's fee 18.

LJ HERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an execution issuedltrom the Vigo -uperiore urt, to me directed and delivered, in favor of John J. Brake and agalnvt ird Baptist church of Terre Hante Alfred Thomas, Isaac Jackson, Wilii3 Wade sureties, I have levied upon tne following aes-ribed real estate situated in Vigo coun ty, Indiana, to-wit:

Ixt number three 13] in St. Stephens churih suidlvision of three and twenty-two one-hundredths [3 22 100] acres off of toe north eni of lot number ihirteen [18] in the northwest quarter [tfj of section twentyseven 127] township twelve [12] north range nine [0] west, in said county and state, and on SATURDAY, the 12th DAY of JANU

ARY, 1834,

Between the honrs of teu (10) o'clock A. H. and fonr o'clock p. K., of said ..ay, at tbe Court house door, in Terre Haute, I will offer tbe rents and profits of the above descri ed real estate, together with »U privileges and appurtenances to tne same belonging, fcr a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said execution and costs, I will then and there offer the fee simple, in and to said real estate, to tbe highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

This 20th day of December, 1884. JOHN P&KART, Sheriff. Buff A Pieree, Attorneys. Printer's fee 87.

HERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an execution issued from the VigoSaperior Court, to me directed and defiverfcd, iu favor of John J. Brake and a«aiB8t William St. olair, Harvey J. Horndy and Joshua J. Keene, I have levied upon defendant *Vm. 8t. Clair's undivided interest 1 and to thg following described real estate situated in Vigo connty, Indiana,:towit:

The sonth half [X] of tbe northeast inarter [j^] of section twenty-seven f27| township twelve [12] north range nine [9] west Also beginning at a p- int forty-six [46j rods south from the northwest co ner of id northeast quarter of sestion twentyseven [27] township and range aforesaid, running thence south thirty four [34] rods theuce eist tothe ceflier of the Kouo state road, thence northwesterly aiong the center of said road to a poin' due east of thepiace of beginning, th- nee west to the place of beginning. Also beginning at the southeast rner of the north west quarter [J%] of seotton twenty-scv. [27] tiwnsbip and range aforesaid, tlicnce north eighty [80] as, iheace we*t to ihe cenier of tne county road thence to the south line of a qu er |)i] section, thcnce east to the place oi beginning in said oounty and state and cn SATURDAY, THE 12TH DAY OF JANU

AKY, 1884,

between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock p. H. of said day, at the Court House door in Terre Haute, I will offer tbe rents and profits of the above described real estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, tor a term not exceeding seven jeare, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said execution and costs, will then and thereofler the fee timple, in and to s*id real estate, to tbe highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

This 28th day of Pecember, 1883.' JOBHCLIAST, Sheriff. John J. Brake, Pl'ITs Atty. Printer's fee II.

THE MARKETS, v.

WHts»*T—Receipts, 25,uuo bushels higher and firm trade quiet No. 1 white, nominal sal*:—19^,000 busbets No. 2 red January, 113J«§1 13^ 520,tiOO, February, $1 1&X«115* 112 000, Harch, 8117^911^4 940,000 Msy, 8121XD 21%.

CORN—Receipts, 18.f.00 bushels

bushels. OAFS—Receipts, 30,000 bushels shade better: western, 39§44o sales, 70,000 bushels.

KEF—Steady and quiet new extra, 813 M. PORK—Firm spot new mess, 814 780 15 SS*

LARD—Opened stronger afterwards weak steam rendered, 881X BUTTER—Firm and quiet western, I) 98o: Elgin creamery, 81941c.

CHEESE—dteady at Ifil^a, 8UOAR—Quiet and steady. .i MOLASSEH—Firm ad qaiet. PETBOLEUa—DulL RICE—Firm and fa rly active. COFFBS-Qiirf and steady.'* FKEIOUTM—Dull. vTURPENTINE—Firm at 84 ROSIN—Steady at 81 47KA1

AI LOW-Firm at 7 EGOS-Western, firm afc 28«80e.

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AMOOIATBD Pmxss TILNIAL CHICAGO. Deoessher 19.

WHEAT—Higher 98\o Disoember 99j^e

*SS82&SZg!S$.*S&.»r. nary 82c Majr

OATS-Higher 34%c DeeemDer 94Ke January May RYE-58KC.

BARLeY-860. FLAX SEED -fl 42. PORK—Higher 00 December $14 82* January: |1835 May.

LARD—Higher & 91% December and January: »9 40 May. OATS—Quiet at 88Hc,

RYE—Firm No. 2, 81c. BARLIEY—Dull extra N0.8 fall. 80. PROVISIONS—Pork, stronr at S1&00 lard, bedd at 75: bulk meats, firm at fr««9 7 25: baoon, wqulet at 88 75a8 2S@8 75.

WHISKEY—Active atfl 18.

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H'* '^EWYORK. gg ABSOCIATXD PRKSS TELEGRAM. ..."YW? NEW YORK, December 19. FLOUR—Receipts, 23,000 sales, 11,000 dull ana prices without decided change.

"Wy *. BALTIMORE. AMMCIATKO PKKSS TBIMIAII,

Biunou, Beoember 19.

FLOURr-Qniet ud steady Howard street and western superfine, _|880#350 extra, 88 75A4 78 family, 8500#57L

WHEAT—Western, shade firmer No. 2, ..interred, spot, |107 bid January,

winter red, spot, 8107X6108 December, fl07 bid January, |1 O0M4|l08Xt 8112£A1 VtyiX March,9114^1 *6.

February,

COttN—Western, firmer and dull: mixed spot, 60o bid January, 8M(obld Febtuary, 67^®87Xc: steamer

OAIW—Dull western white, 40A42c mixed, 88989c Peohsylvanla, 38042c. RYE—Sieady at 669080.

HAY—Dull prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, (13&16.PROVISIONS—Steady and quiet mess pork, 815 50 bulk meats, shoulders and clear rib sides, packed, $7 00®8 GO bacon "houlders, |7 80 oiear ribsldes, 88 60 hams, $14 50$15 00.

LAHO—Keflned, lOe. BU ITER—Dull Western packed, 10@23c creemery, Xtfasfio.

EGGS-Quiet 29@30c pickled, 20®21c.

Indianapolis Live Stock Market. STOCK YARDS,.Dec. 19. CATTLE—Receipts, 2S0 bead shipments, 100 head. As the offerings wer* light and of common grades, it caused slow, dull market. Good grades of both shippers' and butchers' are ii* good demand at full prices but few of that class are coming in. Prime steers, 1,400 to |1,600 lbs $6 00®6 B0 Good to choice 1,200 to 1.400 lbs..... 4 25&5 80 Fair to medium, l.UOOta 1,ISO lbs (4 60@5 00 Common to medium, 600 to 900 lbs. 8 S0($4 25 Good to choice cows and heifers. 4 (Kka4 75 air to medium enwo and heifers^ 9 2&ft*3 75 Common cows and heifers 2 60A8 00 Veal calves, common to good 4 00®6 »0 Bulls, common to good 2 76(93 60 Milch cows and springers 26 00@60 00

HOGS—Receipts, 9,500 head shipments, 2,250 head. Quality fair market opened quiet, packers trying to. buy at lower figures but later trade becameactive at yesterday prices. Closing firm all sold Select heavy Heavy packing Mixed packing Light

fo 80§5 90 5 6t)@5 75 5 2o@5 60 4 90@6 40

SHEEP—Receipts, 850 head shipments, 650 head. Quality only fair. Market strong' er, especially on the better grades, bur few of that class offered. Good to choice, 120 lbs and upward 84 0004 26 Good to choice, 100 to 116 lbs 8 70@4 00 Fair to medium, 80 to 90 lbs 3 25a3 60 Common, 2 50@3 00 Bucks, per head 2 0093|00

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1883.

COURT HOUSE ECHOKS.,

From Thursday's Daily. GDABDIAN.

James S. Miller has been appointed eoardian of Lillie May Crawford, with bond fixed at $1,000. 8. A. Hemingway is surety.

JD6TICE LOCKMAN.

Alice Taylor has filed a complaint for bastardy against John Halfhill. Lucinda A. Slaughter was fined $1 and costs for provoke on Martha Redman, Mm. Slaughter is a widow woman with two small children, and in straightened circumstances, and the court, constable and proaecutoi ihrew off their fees.

Walter Fitzgerald filed a complaint for surety of the peace against Wm. Whitsell.

Harry Henry, Jerry Sanders and Robt. Durkin were fined $1 and costs each for drunkenness.

Maggie Robinson was fined $10 and costs tor keeping a house of ill-repute. Complaints were filed by Anna May apaiost John L. Tucker, of the Crapo House, for keeping a house of ill-repute Davil Sondlts, of the same place for being a pimp, and against Jennie Humble and Mary Owens tor keeping houses ol ill-repute.

WILL PROBATE.'"

The last will of Daniel Uhlrichs, made oni the 21st of last March, has been admitted to ptobat«.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

The board disallowed the Sheriff's bill for expenses incurred in the arrest and bringing here of Jasper Nelson. The board claim they were not to pay any expenses unless the person arrested proved to be the guilty party.

George Flood's bill for gravel furnished the county on the St. Mail's gravel road, in the sum of (114.04, was disallowed for the reason that both Flood and Fred Hyler claimed the right to receive payment for it. The board will have nothing to do with the bill until Flood and Hyler adjust their differences.

CRIMINAL CASES.

Next Tuesday has been set apart in the circuit court as a day to set down crimi nal cases for trial at the present term of court.

MAKRIAGB LICENSES.

Lewis Lockard and Fannie £. Crain. Wm. £. Oreen and Katie Walker. Benjamin F. Adams and Jennie Sooggio. .V "J^JTKAL ESTATE TRAKBFIBG Ferd Feidler to Irvin Anderson, lot 9, C. Preston's sub, for $ 885. Sarah O. and B. W. Hanna to

W. W. Carter, pt lot 33, Roses sub bet. Chestnut st. and Qan*1 and Eighth and Canal tor 3 800.

Frem Friday's Daily. COUNTY COMMIBSIOMKBS.

Lienor licenses were yesterday granted to Julius Blumenberg, W. J. Beiwin and James Lundy. -TIT' CIRCUIT COUBT.

Emil Efinger vs Chas. Probst, appeal trial by court and judgment for plaintiff.

JUSTICE L9CKXAN.

Li*zie Collins, otherwise known as "Kentucky Liae," was fined |5 and oosts for wandering.

JU8TICX I-TKINMSHL.

State vs Ohas. Hen, assault and ba£ teiy.on Lorenz Wagner fined fl aad costs.

State vs Chas. Herz, assault and battery on Rosina Wagner found not guilty.

MARRIAGB L1CENSKS.

Wm. Morris and EUa Alexander. NEW surrs—CIRCUIT COCBT. 13.562—Wm. McMinemy vs Elizabeth McMinemy, divorce. T. A. Foley. 18.563—Edward C. Howlett vs Phillip Newbart and D. C. Griner, civil. Davis A Davis.

From Saturday'a^Dally. JB8TICA JJOCKMAM.

Pleasant Van Creasey, the old army war house, was fined $f and costs for the usual charge—drunkenness.

Tbe cases against the Crapo House proprietor and bartender were continued until Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock on account of the sickness of defendants' attorney.

Mary Owen was fined $10 and costs tor keeping a house of ill-repute, and was committed.

CIRCUIT COURT.

David Gartrell vs Benjamin St. Clair, on note judgment for $584.50. A divorce was granted in the ease of McMinimy vs Mcttinimy and a default taken in the case of Tate'vs Tate.

REAL ISTATE TRANSFERS.

Frances E. Warren et al to Amzi W. Freeman, pt outlot 35, 4? 4-13 feet front

Fifth street and back 100 it to alley, and for $1,850.00 MARRIAGE LICENSESJames T. Montgomery and Rosella M. McNeil.

David T. Stough and Carrse Ball. ROES Anderson and Hattie Miller. NEW SUITS—SUPERIOR COURT. 1068—Susan M. Walker VB Pheonix Insurance Ce., of Brooklyn, N. Y., civil. Havens, i, SEPEBIOR COURT.

Altinan Miller A Co. vs Harriet E. Strange vs James Strange demurrer sustained to 3nd paragraph of answer, and defendants except

Jacob Hay vs Martin HolliBger et al, injunction trial by the court, and after hearing the evidence and argument of. council, plaintiff dismiss his suit.

From Monday's Daily. MARBIAGE LICENSES.

Wm. H. Wood and Mary J, Scott. Wm. H. Felkner and Alice Deal. Joseph B. Coughlin and Bessie Alexander.

John Etheridge and Maggie Pence. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. Herman Apman was granted a liquor license.

NEW surrs—CIRCUIT COURT. 13.564—Rebecca J. Pearce vs. Enoch W. Jackson, quiet title. McNutt.

SUPERIOR COURT.

The regular panel jury was impanneled this atternoon, as follows: Wilson Nay. lor, W. O. Pat ton, A. Dillman, Jesse McCombs, John G. Funkhouser, Isaac Deeters, Epbriam Huffman, James Kelley, M. Anderson, John Reece, Henry Tool and Athol Paddock. Rueben Liston had been drawn for tbe jury, bat as he had moved out of the county. Mr. Paddook was sworn in his stead.

JUSTICE MURPHY.

Sarah Trim el was fined $10 and costs for keeping a house of ill-fame. From Tuesday's Daily.

The litigation in connection with the Gobin estate is on trial again before Special Commissioners Markle, Black and Faris. -M JUSTICE MURPHY. J[

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James Travis was fined for diunkenness. The Wagners and the Herts are having another tfme this atternoon, the out. growth ot the trouble over the rent Catherine Herz had Rosina Wagner and her husbaad, Lorenzo, up for assault and battery.

MARRIAGE LICENSES*

Chris Reidel and Katherina Ellibg. NEW SUITS—SUPERIOR COURT 1070—John J. Brake vs. Archibald Stewart and Dixon Stewart, on note. Buff & Pierce. 1071—John J. Brake vs'. Thos. J. Anderson et. al., on note. Buff & Piercc.

NEW surrs—CIRCUIT COURT. 13.565—Reuben Halstead vs. John Maxwell, civil. Put & Pugh.

From Wednesdays Daily,

NEW SUITS—SUPERIOR COURT. 1072—Christopher Young \s the Ldgar Coal Company, ror damages, Spencer & Winn.

JUSTICE MURPHY.

Wm. Ferguson, drunk fined $1 and costs, committed. Frank Kenny, drunk fined $1 and costs committed

Daniel Webster,vagrancy fined $5 and eosts committed. JUSTICE LOCKMAN.

John L. Tucker, keeping house of prostitution fined $30 and costs appealed.

David Sondles, pimp dismissed for went of jurisdiction. Annie May, prostitute fined and costs paid.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The board was not in session this morning. A decision on the Vigo Agricultural Society matter may not be reached for some time, as tbe members are all against hasty action.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Geo. S. Wright and Jsie Holmes.' GRAND JVHT. Two indictments Tor larceny ir€re ireturned to-day. One was ^gainst James Cook, arrested yesterday for making the haul at C. P. Siaub's livery stable*

A Bratal Oatrage.

JOUET, Ills., Dec. 19.—GeOTge Freestune, 33 years old, one ot the boarders st the Auburn house, entered the room of the head cook, Ja je Haycock, last night, bound her bead prevent her screaming, and tbea outraged* her. When he started to leave the room the woman gave tbe alarm, when Freestune ran back and cut her throat with a knife and fled. He was arrested while his hands were still covered with the blood of his viotim. Afterward he confessed the ueed but declared he was intoxicated. The woman ia unconscious and is expected to die. Her assailant was taken to jail amid threats of lynching.

AN important news item—Ghiistmas coming.

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It Is cunous to observe how V.i tl»u talk about Webb Bayless ia coanectivn with the Mrs. Nelson murder has ceased. In the light of the true facts about tjue finding of the policy Bayless was beyoad doubt wronged by the gossip. Tbe popular version of the polioy business is wrong, and Bayless could bavt prevented a great deal ot the talk about hunsslf had he taken the trouble at the 'inn to explain more satisfactorily tin.- lw ivuer and incidents leading to tbe discovery instead of allowing vague and suspicious ruinate that eould have been easily »t at rest pass on without denial. In tbe liret place, it appears thr-t Bailees was not drawn into the ease of bis own calling and that his connection wim it in any capaoity was due more to accident than anything else. It will be remembered that previous to the "discovery of thepolicy bearing Mrs. Nelson's name the murdered'woman was supposed to hav« been

ONEIDA NICHOLAS,

and the police were following that clue. Ida Nicholas had been -living at the house of Dave Henrv, the "crank" in thfe case, at the time she was last sean, and Henry was consequently a most important person, especially being sought after ^by the detective^working at the cuee the hope of getting a clue. It is possible, too, that at mat time, before tbe public was fully aware of the idiosyncraaies of Henry, some persons were rash enough to believe that the crazy blacksmith had a hand in her disappearance. Henry saw in his sudden elevation to prominence the greatness oi himself ss a detective and aept declaring with persistent regularity that be could turn up something important. John Bradford, an unpretentious Sugar Creek farmer who wears a heavy beard and his pants his boots, was the first to fall inio the idea that perhaps Henry could discover something, and Bradford was not long in impacting his knowledge to Bayless. Ida Nicholas had taken a basket belonging to Henry's family from their house when she left it for the last time and Henry doubtless thought that by a thorough search of the place where the remainsvfcte found he might be able to identify something belonging to ber. The lact that many fruitless searches of the same spot had been previously made by other parties did not

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peated inquiries made concerning*

ALLAY THE UNEASINESS

of bis mind, which was greatly augaieaten by sleepless nights and the general peculiarity of his constitution. Accordingly, H«nry, Bradford and Bayless visited the spot, conveyance thereto being furnished by Bradford. On the way they struck up some sort of an agreement about a reward if any dit oovery they made should lead to such a -ng.. Henry mainly did the searching, Ln being Number One and having the nfldence, the other two acting undf directions. The search revealed uo iuug and they were about to depart, but litnry wasn't satisfied and they remained, longer. Finally, Henry came across the* hollow, rotten stump covered ever with leaves and brush. Running' his hands down he drew up a pileol leaves and up also came the policy.' Heury's exclamation drew the two others to the spo and the policy was eagerly examined! Ii was in an envelope, and was torn as described. The paper was damp and could not be read. All they could make out was word which, from its iudistinctne-s, they

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The paper was taken to Sheriff Cleary, and after being dried and spread out its exact nature appeared. Now, ss will be seen, this discovery was made when tba murdered woman was thought to be IdaNicholas and the question of Mrs. Nefson had never entered tbe case nor did any of the parties know there was tuch a person. Bayless wss immediately nt to Anderson to learn what he could nbuut Mr?. Nelson, taking the policy witb him.. He went there, found Mrs. Aid^on mussing, produced the policy, and then commenced the hullabaloo. It will therefore be seen how unkind all this gimip about Bayless was. Jasper was suspected, followed and arrested. Preacher Perry got in tail for associating with ievrd women and people began to talk about, him ana his money. Bothered by

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the prosecuting attorney of Midi .« county, Mr. KittiBger, went to him a jail and s*id frankly to him: "Ou side, the people say you had something to do with Mrs. Nelson's murder. They think so because you showed so mueh nrney when you got back. Now,

TELL THE TRUTH

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So the preacher tcid the prosecutor how** he got possession of the boodle. A fe^w dsys later ho was taken nr tolc!.

different story about it. .v

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choking him as he co^eri ru tie ..«[- proachof visitors in ourcnmiy}% 1.

Sr. Louis, MO., Dec. 10.—A Pok Dfe. patch special trom Hillsboro Hit, say* arguments were continued all morning: on motions made last evening by the defense. They were dry and altogether on tbe law of the caw. At their clow? fee court adjourned.