Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 January 1884 — Page 5

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AVSOUJi€EMENTS.

DIED.

a O I S on in if 8 £roaln, ia her 2$:h year at 8aa Antonio, T«xas, oi eoaaamption.

F%aar it wilt be announced hereafter.

Appointment of Guardian.

Notice ia hereby wiven of

the

appointment

•f BridgetJ Heenan. guardian of Margnet Heenan, a person of onsoand mird.

Appointment of Administratrix

Xottoe is hereby given of the appointment of Bridget Heeneo, administratrix of the e*tate of Thos. Heeuan, deceased. The estate is solvent.

Notice of Administrators Ap411/* pointment.

Xf'tiee is heieby given that the undersign* •1 have been appointed administrators of the estate cf William B.Tndl, late of Vigo

011 a-tr, (ceased.

The estate is solvent. MABIAN C. TtfKLl* WILLIAN M.TDULL, B. V. MARSHAI L.

I*v*semler

11, 1883.

Dividend Notice.

R*C 5 MEURE HATTTB, IM., January 1.1884. otlce is hereby given that the trustees of the Te re Hstite

Savings Bank have this day

rfmiared a semi-annual dividend of two-and a-half per cent, on all sams ef two dollars and npwurclB, which shall have been on deposit for fcix months next preceding, and a proportionate rate on lls:e bums that have been on deposit for three mouths, payable to depositors on and after January 25th, 1884. Ail dividends not drawn out wilt be credited on aeoountand draw interest from January 1st -F •,!» JLEWIS B. MARTIN, -1' "-R V,

•ii-

Secretary.

Sale of Real Estate.

Xolslee is hereby glvSn that the undersignod administrator of the estate of'Josiah Jfielioderaus. deceased, will offer at private •ale the following described real estate to pay the deb's of said estate, to-wit: Lots numbered 1 to IS Inclusive of Nlchodemos addition to the town of Lockport, Vigo ooanty, and Mate of Indiana. Bids will be. received by me at Riley Post Office said' •ounty a»d state, until the Istday of February, 1884. Said lots wlll4e sold separately, •r all together, at not lesspian full appraised value.

TCTCQB: One half parohase money ctwh. The remainder in six months from date with Interest, purchaser giving notes with approved freehold security.

WM. COLLISTKK, Administrator DavisdfcDavU, Attorneys.

December 24,1888.

Notice.

rV"

Htate of Indiana.

IA«

IRK

County of Vigo.

Assessment of benefits Muxvllle und St. Mary's Free Gravel

Hoa.\,

Motice is hereby Kiven that the committee heretofore appointed by the Board of Vi«o County Commissioners, to view and apportion the estimated expense for the construction of the Max,vilie and St. Mary's Free Orltvet Koad in said county, upon the real ee?(Ue embraced in the orders of said Board author slug the improvement of said road according to the -beneflia to bo derived therr from, lias filed its report of the same In the A Suitor's otfica of said county for insiH'ction and confirmation.

Ot«#lCe TfcJktso heral^^tta!^ Boa .""1 of Oounty ComrtUssiOlfefa »t tlie cniatv auditor's office pt said couDty 011 Friday, at 10 a. m., toe 18th riav of January, 1884, ttt, wuich time if uo written exsepti ns have been filed by any of the own ers of real estate affectcd thereby, said report will bo confirmed by said Board, »*s basis collecting funds to pay off tlie bonds of said road This December 26th, 188$. v„i

ANDRBW GRIMES, Auditor.

^HERiFK'S BALE.

^l3y virtue of an order of sale issued from the Vigo Superior Court, to me directed and delivered, In favor of Martin Kleine, Unary Defcmer ant William Frommeyei- and against WllltRna C. Allen, Hldilia Allrn and Mary Mntou. 1 »m ordered to sell ue following descrlbsd real estate situated in Vigo County, Iudi&ua, to-«it:

Forty-two [421 foet off the north side of lot number thirty ftW] 'n Ji»h*i 8ibley's addition to the city of IVrre Haute, Vigo county, sate of Indiana, and on

ATURDXT. the 2nd day of FEBilU ARY, .M»4, etween the hctira of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 'flock P. M. of »aid day, at tlm ourt HOUSN

Tin Terre Haute, I wllloff^r the rents I profit!?of the above described real cs- !, together tvitLi a!! pririle^os and a,purattces to the sa'fte be'ongiug, for term exceeding seven years, to the highest for cash, aad upon failuie to realize 1 sutfioient K» satisfy said ordt of sale «ts, I will then and thers offer the fee j. :n«nd *o said real estate, to the bidder tor cash to sufcisfy ihe same.

Aarvt J*nuary, 1«84. 'i® JOHJT CLBABY. Sheriff. Pierce. A. a v. for Plff. rriV'g fee W.

WMTED UOLUMN.

WANTED.

AiiD—TEA W—To buv a pair of sicall gqorses. Apply to J., h... Duncan A

Go.

WJtBO-QlKL—A

good alrt to do

ilug, ensuing and ironing. Appiy atpherrv street.

\iriiiD-stiTUATtON-\8 a houst. TV iper. Api ij at ilia. City Kesiaur ant, Sdiia street, or address through the poatoat above mentioned place.

MART MILLER.

\IT TEtt-MOSfCY to LUAN-We vV Ma number of good applieatt'ns for bfunds. We will pl.«ce ou first class Mcnrlrithout cxpente to the lender.

Kiddlk, QAHlLtON

WJ1women,

A Co.

.^D—WORKROR KVKHYBOOYO .ys and girls can have workueir own homes In a new business, wko.'fieor spare momenta, where no poddl is required from lltotlU a day •aa b«de doxeu aautp ea of goods and nii fructioos that will do to commence wot, sent tree send 10 cents, silver or postage and advertising. Address ••Mfacturer, EKJX IW.Wost Acton, Mass

MONEY TO LOAN.

T»AN-MONEY-At

lowest rates, on

upune. Good collateral requftd. Ad^Tor call on Ed *ar 1 Barton, 824 Main.

FOB SALE.

s^aIJK.11'I* IX)T^—tjoino of the it eligible rnimproved residence in Uie city on souths fourth street. iculara, term, etc., call on or adi. O. Uail, Gaaette office.

Whfn Wiatsi Cones. Win ames with coughs and colds, and Bern Capeine Porous Piasters come to

SSo.

"TO LOAN.

Ttt81.000

LOAN-MOXEl-Tu loaa in sums of or more on first mortgages on oity or farm proper, vat low««t rate of Intel est. Pugb & Pngh. a^9 Ohio ttreet.

FINANCIAL.

RPO I.OAK—MONBY—The Savings Bank JL has monev to loan oa mortgage on personal security. Apply at the bank southwest oorner Sixth and Ohio street

F0&KBNT.

pOR HKNT^HOOaia-Furnished, suitaa: ble for sleeping apartments, for studenu Seoond floor in A Jher block, corner Fourth «nd Cherry streets. 8e« sign on stairway.

.nilJ-iU LEGAL. 4

APPLICATION FOR ulCENSK. Notice ia hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vlg* Co., at their next 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 0 be drank on my premises for a period of one year. My place of business and the premities whereon said liquors are to be sold and drank are located on lot No. 0, Buyless' addition tq the town of Maxville, Vigo county, Indiana.

DANIXI. W. BAYLXSS.

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE Notice Is hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo Co. lucL, at their next term for a license to sell intoxicating liquors In a lexe quautily than a quart at a ttmo with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on ray premises for a period of one year. My place of business and the premises wheresn said liquors are to be sold and drank is loon lot 8 In Naylor's survey 14S feet front on north Fourth street, No. 542,. in the Fourth ward in Terre Haute, Harrison Knship, Vigo county, Indiana.

CBABI.BS 8. WOLf.

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE,. Notice Is hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo Co., Ind., at their next term for a licence to Sell lntoxicatl'ug liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the sam^ to be drank on our premises for a period of one year. My place of business and the ptemiseis whereon said liouors are to be solct and drank is located on lot No. 87 Rose's subdivision of 47 and32 hundredths, No. 1120 Main street, in the city of Terre Haute, Harrison Township, Vigo county, fad.

HU,LIP WINZKNHKID.

No. 18,565 Htate of Indiana, county of Vigo, in the Vigo circuit court, September terra 1883, Leo D. Sirronla vs. Angerona Birronia in divorce..

Be it knowu, that on the 10th day of December, 1883, lc was ordcreu by the Court thai the Gif-rfi: notify by publication said AngeronaSlirjnia »8 non-resident defendant of the pendency of this action iwiinst her.

Said defendant is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action against lier and that the same will stand for trial February 11 h, 1884, the same being February term of said Court in the y«-er 1883.

MB&BILL X, SMITH, Clerk.

gBERllPf^ALE.

By virtue of at) execution issned from the Vigo Superior Court, to me direotcd and delivered, in favor of Joun J. Brake and against William St. olauvHarv!y J. Horridy and Joshua J. Eeene, bave levied upon defendant SVm. Ht. Clair's undivided interest in and to the following described teal estate situated in Vigo county, Indiana, tcwit:

The south half of the northeast quarter [x] of section twenty-seven ("271 township Mieven [11] north rutige nine [9] west. Also beginning at a point fortv-six 1*151 rods south from th» northwest co ner of's id nirtl'ea*t quarter [yj i-f seation twentyseven f27] towuship and rauge aforesaid, running thenco south thirty four [34] rod* thence e°st tothe center of the Bono state road, thence northwesterly aiong the ctnter of

Raid

roud to a point due east

the piace

of beginning, th'nice west to the place of bejdnnii ?. Also be^inijing at the southeast cArnerof the northwest quarter [}4] of sec-

thence we*t lo the center of tue county road thence to the south Hue of aid qu^r er *4] section, thenco east to the place

beginning

in said county and stnte and on SATURDAY, THE 19TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1884, between the bdursof 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'olook p. M. of said day, at the Court House door in Terre Haute, I will offer the rents and profits of the above described real estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, aud upon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said execution and costs, I will then and there ofler the fee simple, in and tosjid real estate, to the highest bidder ftir cash to satisfy the same. .*

This 27th day of Dece'rber, 1883. JOHN CLKARY, Sheriff. John .I. Brake, Pl'lT'sAtiy. Printer'r fee |9. O HERIFF'S 8ALE. lO -1 'V .*

By virtue of two executions issnrd from the Vigo Supersr court, to me directed and delivered in favor of Wilson s»ewirg Machine Company for u?e of Willinm O. Wiison, mid tie agaitihi W'l'iain P. Bennett, and An :rew 'I. Christy, Alnxauder Cooper, snretie ", and one against "Willinm P. Beimelt, and So onion Tucker, Silas t'oulke, Baniet \V. Curry. Alexander Cooper, nuretie-, I have levied upon tho following descrile real w»taie situated in Vigo county, Indiana, to-wit:

The east half CA] of the northeast quarter of section ten (10] township eleven [11] north, range grt 1,81 west also twentyfive [!SJ feet off ttie pouth side of lot number twenty-five [Sij of M«rv and G. F. Cookerly's snbdivisloa of lot No. thiee 18] In Preston's {subdivision of the we8r half of the north east quarter of ction twenty-seven (27) township twelve [1 J] north, range nine [0) west, in said county and state and on SATURDAY, the 86th day of JANUARY, 1884, between the hours of lOoclock A. x.and 4 o'clock M. of said day, at the Court House door in Terre Haute, 1 will offer the rents and profits of the above described Real Es tate,together with all privileges andappurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for ca-h, and upon failure to realize a sum sulBcicn ..to satisfy said Executions aud c.'St- 1 will tbenand there offer the fee simple, tn and to said Real Estate, to 1 lie highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

This 3rd day of Jannarv, 1884. JOIIN CLKAKY, Sheriff, TENS .« KT & THOV \S, Attorneys. Priuter'a tee, IK).

SHERIFF'S

SALE..

Lot number three 13] In St. Stephens church suitdivlsioo of three aad twenty-two one-hundredths [3 23100] acres off of north t-n of lot uumber hirte^n

THE TER&E HATTTB WEEKLY GAZETTE.

LEGAL-

APPLICATION FOR L1CENSK. Notice is hereby given that I will apply to the

Board of Commissioners of Vigo Co., Indiana, at their Mr.rch term, for a license to sell iutoricaUng liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time with the privilege of allowlqg the same to be drank on my premises for oae year. My place of business and the premises whereon said liquors are to be sola and drank is located oa lot No. 11 Sibley's addition te Terre Haute, Vigo county. rrlson township, Indiana.

WM» H. CRAWFORD.

THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK.

A83OCIATK0 PSBSS TXLIOKAH. NEW Yoax, January 9.

tfLdtfk-Becelpts, 12,000 sales, 11,000 very dull prices still rule in buyer's favor. WHit at—Keceipte, 40,100 bushels opened %A)4c lower later ruled weaker ana lost advance ade only moderate No. 1 white, nominal sales:—80,000 bushels No. 2 red January, 810%@ltyg 521,000, February, fl l«%m 11)6: 362,000, March, $1

tt%@l

48,000, A pru, $1 14%@114J4: 32D," 0t, May, 81 unim 16%: te.OOo, June, II lliM(«i 16^. •DOEN—Receipts, 18.0C0 bushels high,5r trading quiet, mixed western spot, «73£c luiure, ®5i@67 sales, 488,000 bushels.

OATS—Receipts, 19,000 bushels dull and a shade easier western, 40@44c sales, 90,000 bushels.

BEEF—Steady and quiet new extra, *12 00. PORK—Dull and heavy spot new mess, ?14 5#@lq00.

AttD—Dull and rather easier steam randered.|917%. BUTXEK—Kirm for prime stock others dull and heavy w«tero, 10^880 EUgin creamery,41@42e. ^,5.

CH EBSE-Fi rm at 4@18{e 8UGAR-IuU abd weak MOLA8HEb—Steady and quiets PETROLEU^i— Firm and quiets RICK—Firm and fflr demand. COFFEE—Firm and quiet. 1 v», F« KIU H.T8—M tead y. TURPENTINE—Firm a: 86^b,4'^*% ROSIN—Quiet at »1 50§1 55.!

TAI LOW—Firm nt 7%

EGGS Western, firm at 83ft)33){e fresh

BALTIMOHK..

ASSOCIATED PSKSS TKLASKAH. BALTIMORE, January 0.

FLOUR—Quiet aud steady Howaid street aud western superfine, $3 50 extra |3 75 @4 75 family, 95 00@5 76.

W HE AT—\v estern, firmer No. 2, winter red, spot, |l t6J4@l U0V February, $107^(4 li»J Maroh,.»i 10J^@110X May, 9114*0 I

COrtN—Western, higher and dull mixed spot,81(g62c January, 62%c asked Febinary, •UtfcpSiio: steamer, 574Q58c.

UA'l-"S—Firm weutern white, 43^44c mixed, 41®42c Pennsylvania, 41@44o. RYE—Steady at 73@7Sc.

HAY—Dull prime to choloe Pennsylvania aad Maryland, *13® 15.

PROVISIONS—Dull aud easy mess pork, 815 25 bulk meats, shoulders and clear rib sides, packed, (7 00@8 GO baoon shoulders, 17 50 clear rib sides, IV 50 bamB, $13 75.

LARD-Reflned, 9%o. BUITER—Dull western packed, 10022c creamery, 25§S5c.

EGGS—Firmer fresh, 26330c pickled, 20 @28o. PETROLiEUM—Nominal leflned, 9}£@ »Kc.

COFFEE—Quiet rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, ll&@l*>ic. 1 SUG/i K—ftaiot A Soft, 7V6,

WHISKEY—Steady at *1 [email protected]{. FRfSIOlil'S—To Liverpool per steamer, dnl 1 and,'easy Cotton, %a flour, is 9d grain, 4(3xi. itKCEIPTS—Flour, 1,140: wheat, 8,000 oorn. 2(W oats,

1,000

rye,

2,000. ....

SHIPMENT.-)—None. 4V rfALEi-Wheat, £02,000 corn,

81,000.

R\VK—5»JkJcv 1

.-* «.-?!*

By virtue of an execution Issued.trom the Vigo -upotior urt, to me directed and delivered. In favor of John j. Brake aud against Ird HaptUt church of Terre Haute Alfred Thomas. Isaac Jackson, Wilm Wade sureties, I have levied upon tue following described real estate situated in Vigo coun ty, ludtsna, to wit:

13]

in tun

north west quarter of section twentvseven [27] township twelve fli] north range nine f9] west, in said oeuntyand state, and on SATURDAY, the l*th DAY of JANU

ARY, 1884,

Between the hours of ten '10) o'olook A. x. aud four o'clock p. *-_of said nay, at the Court house door, in Terre Haute, I will offer the rents and profits of the above desert *ed real estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to tho same belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realise 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 the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the

This 30th day of December, 1884. JOHN CLXABT, Sheriff, Buff ft Pierce, Attorneys.

Pr inter's fee *7. 'V

AaSociixiib PRKDS TELEQUAM

WtitEA't'—Dull and easier No. 1 white, $1 04. asiitd No. 'I white, (M)*o No. 1 red, casn, *1 uu@l 04 Ju'Hiary, |l 00 Feoruary, *1 Olii: Marcn. $l03v May, Jl'07^.

CORN—Dull und steady: No. 2 ca«ft, or January, R4vj February, 54# May, 59£c OA'ITS—Quiet and firm No. S cash, 35# January, 8Uc asked May, 8834c.

UYfc—No. 2, 64c. CLOVER SEED—Batl and steady ]prime, casn or January, $8 00 Febr iary, |8 10 j«o.

2, $5 70.

CINCINNATI,

A3S001ATSD PRESSTKLKGRAM.

CINCINNATI. January 9.

FLOUR—Quiet family,'$4 50@4S5 fancy, |5 00@5 40 WHEAT—Dull at *1 04.

CORN—Steady

und

tlrm: No. 3 mixed.

i9^c. OATS—Firm at35'.c. HYE-Strong ia &3<y$n\

BARI.EY—Good d&mand extra No. S spring. 62o. PuKK—Kinn at

A HD—Firm at «2s®8 85. BULlv MKATS—Sle»dv at 25@7 62W' BAOJV—Steady at. 2-' @8 75. W11 IJK KY Firm atJl 14.

.. CHICAGO. ASSOCIATED PRESS TKLEORAM. CHICAGO, January 9. WHEAT—Higher: 94c January 94%c Feb ruHi $1 Ol'auyi Vlay.

CORN—firmer 56c January 65%o February 59JSC Ma v. OATS—Firmer 33^c January 33%c Februarv 37^0 May.

j®

BAJEtLEY*"ti^2c» .- FLAX SEED-81S3. PuRK—Higher: $J4 47X January $14 5 Feb/uary $15 00Mav.

LARD— Firmer 0 98 January $8 90 February JO

'23.%

May

fodianapolls Live Stock Mariu STOCK YARDS, Jan. 9 CATTLE—Receipts, 400 head shipments, 300 head. Fair supply of butchers' grad s, and quality only fair. Market steady on the good class, while otlur grades are tiarl to •eilat quotations. But few shipping grade* here.

imp steers, 1.400 to l,8t)0 lbs. *6 00@« 50 Good to cuoiee l,Mu to 1 400 lhs. .. a 40«»." 9rt Fair to medium, 9 00 tj 1,150lhs 4 5Hg5 25 Stockers 800 to 600 IDs. 3 50(p5 20 Good to choice cows and heifers. 4 25^5u) Silrtp modi 11 rn«o 9n(| heifers sofa4 00 (MmmoB cows and heifeis... .. ,J. S 50A3 25 Veal caivcs, common to good 5(J0@7 to Biill«,common to (rood. 8 0U(tf4 00 Milch cows and springers .2500^55 00

HOQS— Receipts, 7,900 head shipments, 7.000 head. Quality good. Market active and prises a shade lower. Shippers free buyers, packers taking but few.

Philadelphlas....— f6 60@8 10 Heavy shipping 6 9 A6 00 He»vy packing 6 7C§5 80 Mixed packing & 50^5 66 ttclect (-hipping, 200 to 210 pounds average 6 8395 70 Common light 5 25g5 50

SHESP—Receipts, TOO head shipments, 400 head. Th«j offerings were of fair quality. Market about the same on good heavy grades while others are alow sale.

Good to choice, 120 to 140 lbs... Good to choice, 100 to 115 lbs Fair to medium, 80 to 90 lbs Common, Bucks, per head

iSs8

THE TERRE HAUTE MARKETS.

GAZETTE OEFICX, Weduesdaj, Jan. 9.

The following are tbe paying pric*, corrected Ux ay ,#• Whbat—lultz. We red, toe.

OB.s— White. 35e mixed, 88c.

OATS—55c. BOTTKB—20@2SC. aKoos—22c. POULTSY—Chickens, 8c per lb. alive. POTATOiss—86c per bushel.

Good Adviot.

Ton will DreVent aad cur* Uie greater pari of tbe ilia that affliot mankind ia

this

or any section. IT you keep your stamaeh, liver and kianeys ia perfoet workiag order. There ia no medlciae kaawa that does *Ais as aarely as Parker's Giager Toaiu, It will keep your blood rich aad ,pr ant give yoa good health at little o*~. other nnlnmti

GRATEFUL—COMFORTING.

Epps's Cocoa

BREAKFAST

"By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the flue proprieties of well selected Coooa, Mr Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicstely flavored beverage which may save us many heavy doctor's bills. It is by the judicious use or such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disea-e. Hundreds of sub le maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourisoed frame." —Civil Service Gaaette.

Made simply with bailing water or milk. Sold in tin cans only lb. and lbj by Grocers. a beted thus:

JAMES EPPS & CO.

London, England.

EYES.

Terre 3Uute, Ind-, Eye Infirmary*

R. HALET, of New York, late of Treatou, Mo., J. DUNBAK, of St. Loals, late of Wiohester, W. Va, Proprietors, will treat all dlcemes of the eye ten days free of charge if a mole satisfaction ia not given.

Office and rooms 129 south thlr 1 street, opposite St. Charles Hotel, where one of us can be consulted at all hours during the day. City references: J. T. Mnslck, druggist, next door to postoffice N. H. McFerrin, dealer in agricultural implements, west side Public Square Hiram Folta. grooer, corner First and Main.

feehlt) (gazette,

THURSDAY, JANUARY 10,1884.

TUB MoKeen Cadets were unable to get a quorum together at tbe Monday bight meeting^ the fourth or fifth failure.

THB cold weather HAS brought out an naustmtljr-itirtrlsrrtp"TJT etffOBTc~1iaf8— bigger this season, it would seem, than ever Ijefpre.

SiNCis the telephone trouble the police find great difficulty in calling the patrol wagon, asia some 'districts there are no telepht nes.

That $100.

Charley B»ur will donate the $100 damages in the recent suit to the Ladies Aid Society. He says the vindication he has, and not the money, was what he sought.

Disturbing a Mormon Meeting. The cases against Theory A. Clearwater and James Schee for disturbing a meeting conducted by Mormon E'ders ritookey and Anderson in Sugar Creek township on the 26ih of last Slav, were cilltd lor trial in the Ciicuit Court. The indictment charges the defendants with, by loud and unnecessary talking, hallooing, and by the use of profane language, and by Solent actions, interrupt, molest and disturb a certain 'collection of inhabitants of this state, then and there met together for a lawful purpose." There are also

1 a

.. $4 40@4 76 ... 4 00($4 25 ... S 50£S 89

as*

A Very Large House.

By the first of February J. R. Duncan & Co. expect to remove to their new quarters in McKeen's Block. When they rented the room which is now being fitted up lor them they secured the refus al in addition of the room just west now occupied by Nelgen, the djcl-. They have now determined to extend both to the alley and occupy the basemect and first two ti xrs of tu ol them. An hydraulic elevator will be put in as the heavy work ot el* va'ing the stock has become entirelv burdensome. J. R. Duncan & Co 'a l'u-ines«, large from Ihe friart, has steadily gro.vn under wise and en??rpri*ing management to an immense on« and the house is lavorably known over a quite extendd territory.

PARTI ALL y'AN ACCIDENT.

HowM. T. Close Came to go Into the Paper Mi:l Business Mr. M. T. Close is now at Iowa City, the weather being too cold to do anything just now with the new paper mill at Ellsworth, but either he or his sen, who is grown and married, will reach here about the 11th. It is not decided finally, which of them will take charge of tbe mill here. This is not because they expect to retain their paper mill &t Iowa City, but because it is only one branch ot their extensive business. Mr. Close has a large linseed oil factory there. He used to make it from flax seed, and built the paper mill in order to use his flax straw. Now, however, jute butts are so much better that flax seed is lareely dispensed with in the oil works, and wheat

COURT HOUSE ECHOES.

ijt* Fora Saturday's Bally. JTKW SUIT*—CIBCTJIT COURT-'"

15.576—In tbe matter of the adoption ofVclmayYealey. J.H.Blake. NEW 6UTT8—STRRKRIOR COUKT. 1063—liotleb lTrey va 'Squire Rude et al, to qoit title and injunction,, Baff A Pierce.

From Xooday's Dally. MARKTAQB UCBSUS.

W. E. Lamb and Margaret £. Hogne. JOBTICK LOCKKAH. Fred Cartridge, drank Aned $1 and coats: committed.

A. Jennings, drunk fined $1 and costs paid. Six tramps were fined $5 and costs for vagrancy and put to work oa tbe streets.

Prom Tuesday's Sally, JTJ8T1CK IiOCKJCAH.

State vs Philip Dahlen,. blackmail held to $800 bond. Abraham Jennings, drank fined $S and costs committed.

MARBIAOB LICKN8K8.

MEW 8CIT8—CIRCUIT COURT 13.577— Zorilda Stankard vs Jcbn Cleary, sheriflF of Vigo Oonnfy, to make deed. Stnnkard.

SUTRRIO* COURT.

James W. Laney vs John H. Davis and Albert W. Davis on note defendants called and defaulted trial by court finding for plaintiff in the sum of $232.30 and judgment on the finding.

Joseph Thompson vs Win. Thompson et al, partition commissioner files report of sale.

State ex rel Aldridge vs Jftmes Anderson, Franklin Khyan and Chas. L. Holms, trial by court: finding for plaintiff in the 9um of $1,380.79 and judgment on the finding.

Jas. Kleizer vs Frank A. Farriset' al, on note reply filed to second,. third and fourth paiagTaphs ot answer.

Ad alaide Guerineau vs Mary E. Baylets et al, to qaiet title defendant called and defaulted trial by court finding that plaintiff's title be quieted.

Dnuilla Akins vs Alexander Akins, on note demurrer filed lo answer..,. CIBCUTT COUBT..

Ada Watson vsWm. Walson, divorce decree of divcree. REAL ESTATE TRAHSKBRI David Lee to Centenary A. Ray, pt. sections 13 and &, Pierson tp for $7,350.00 Fred Lee to Thomas A Anderson, part sec 14, Pierson township, tor $8,000.00

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Edward Keating (by Sheriff) to DeDnis Barrett, hlf lot 139, Rose's sub, for $ 279.07

SUPERIOR COURT.

Nathaniel H. McFerrin vs. John R. King, on note. Defendant called and defaulted. Trial. Finding for plaintiff in $427, without relief and judgment.

Nathaniel H. McFerrin vs. John R. Ring, oh note. Ausbrough, Weeks and H. R. Blatchford. Defendant called and defaulted. Trial. Finding for plaintiff in $57.26 on note, without relief and judgment on finding.

Joseph H. Briggs et al. vs. James S. W bit lock, on. account,. Defendant flailed and defaulted. Tjial. Finding for plaintiff in $129.25 and judgment.

Mary E. Bales vs. Mariah A. Layer and lsaao Layer. Trial by the court. Finding for plaintiff in $520.9*2 and judgment oil note without relief.

Robert T. Bryden vs. Emma C. Bichowsky et al., civil. Separate answers filed and cross-complaint of L. B. Martin Hied.

Nathaniel A. Cory vs. John W. Talton and John T. Morrison, injunction. Dismissed for failure to prosecute.

Robert Gregg vs. Jennie Gregg, divorce. Dismissed for failure, to prosecute.

Win. W. Adamson vs. Patrick W, Stack and Am Murphy, mechanic's lien. On trial before a jury."

OBITUARY.

olrJifxT ll ^'health in the South, but consumption haa diaments against Messrs. Schee ar.d mnrkftd hnr fnr A victim anrl nh« dimi »t Clearwater for assaulting Robert B. Dunlap at the same meeting

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MBS. MARY A. CROXIX.

Intelligence received here of the death of Mrs. Mary A. Cronin. the well-known milliner, and wile of Cornelius S. Cronin, will be received with feelings ot the most profound regret by her many friends who knew her but to love her. The deceased left Terre llaute several months ago in the hope of lestoring her enfeebled

marked her for a victim, and she died at San Antonio, Texas, on last Friday night. Her husband left here a few weeks ago with their two children to attend her sick bedside and were present at her departure ior the land beyond. The remains will reach this city on'Thursday, and notice ot the funeral will be given hereafter.

Mrs. Cronin's maiden name was Mary A. Brady. Her father is dead, but her mother, Mrs. J. Brady, is living here. The deceased was born in Newark, N. J., aud was between 2d and 29 years of age at the time of her death. She leaves two children, the oldest about fite. Anther child, a boy. died. Tte deceased has two sisters—Mrs. Kate L. Downey, of Louisville, and Miss Ruthie Brady, who resides here—and one brother, Joseph Brady, a compositor, who has worked on different city papefi.

By all those who knew Mrs. Cronin and her amiable qualities both of mind and heart, her loss will be keenly felt, and her husband and relatives, in theii sore affliction, have the heartiest sym« pathy of alL

Li*ser Dealers.

The Terre Haute Liquor Dealers' Association has elected the following officers for the ensiling six months

P. W. Stack, president Chas. Stutmpfle, vice president Sebastan Miller, treasurer Phil May,secretary Trustees. Frank Peker, Lao. Warner.. William Meissel.

Big Cora.

To the Editor of the UAISTTF: I notice in your issue ot la-t Monday that George Mori is has raiseu S3 bushels of corn to the aero and seems think it something to brag about. 1 iid tetter thaw that, for I raised 105 bo urls to the acre. It is a new variety called the

White Hunt," and was raited on bottom land. WX. SLDESSTICK

ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH.

A Call ftrteaded to Dr. Delafieltf. St. Stephen's Episcopal oiumh, this city, has extended a call 10

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Delafield. fie is rector of th E,:. .Q|p church at B.lston Spa, A. Y., which is in the diocese of Albany. The call was sent mail yesterday and it will be several days before any answer can be received. Dr. oelafield is.originally from Wisconsin aad hia wife ia a Chicago lady. He is about forty years of age and the father of two children. He is spoken ot by those who know hia best, as a man of excellent ability and floe attainments, a Christian gentleman par excellence, whose acceptance of the preferred pastorate of St. Stephens churoh, which seems likely to happen, will be an especial piece of good fortune lor the parish.

RAILROAD NEWH.

George Johanman and Anna Moeller. Albin S. Eaton and Dora F. Fleaber. Frank C. Store and Emma Dean.

THE TERRS HAUTE & INDIANATOLIS RIJB* ROAD COMTAHY. The annual meeting of the stock hold* ers of T. H. & I. railroad company was held at the general cffice of the company to-day and elected the following directors tor the current year:

W. R. McKeeo, Alex McGreror, Delos W. Minshall, Henry Ross, Jos. Oollelt, F. C. Crawford, Geo. E. Fa rringtbn.

The board of directors elect met at 2:30 p. u. and elec -d the following offloera: W. R. McK cn, Prest *4

Geo. E. Farrington, Sec. i, J. W. Cruft, Tress. *, And re-appointed the old corps of officials for the year. TERRE HAUTE & LOGANSPORT RAILROAD

The new board elected W. R. McKeen, president.

Geo. E. Farrington, secretary treasurer.

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Stockholders met at the general office of the company this noon and ejected the following directors for the current year

W. R. McKeen, J.O.Williams, J. B. Hager, D. W. Minshall, Geo. E. Farrington met afterwards and

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RILEY ITEMS.

Robertson and Wilson have taken

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ossession of the elevator at this place. Robertson came very neat* getting killed one di»y last week in getting ef the T. H. & S. E. on First street, while the cars were in motion. His foot slip* ped, throwing him on bis bead and fae« bruising him badly. He is able to be onfL

On the 22nd. of Deoember, Ut^le Evai the bright and loveable little daughter of Mr. John Hathorn, died from membransi croup. She was in her eight ytar and was loved by all who knew ner. She was buried at Oak Hill Cemetery bn the 24tb, and notwithstanding the Unfavorable weather a large oonoourse of frienda followed her remains to ita last resting place.

Jnr. John Gommery, who lived the greater portion of his lire in Clay Cftunty, but who 4« well known. through thia township, died at tbe home of his son ia the southeast portion of the township at the age of 79 years. He was buried at Oak Hill on Sunday the 30th day of December, l'helps, the brick moulder who was lying so low with lung fever at our last writing and whom nobody thought would recover is able to be out. He is in hia 71at. year and his recovery is almost a miracle.

At one of our literary entertainments the question was asked on the stage why A. A. Gordon was the most degraded man in town. The audienc* could not answer, but Gordon, who ia equal to any occasion, replied that it wat because he sold the low down binder Tbe answer was 'kerroct."

The first day of January being tk« 10th anniversary of the marriage of J. S Lee a large number of their friends gathered at their home in^tbe east part of tlie township in tbo evening and a magnificent oyster supper was served. A great many presents in tbe shape of tin-ware were presented, aad a pleasant evening was passed.

Aymos Laycock, a former resident of this township but now of 1'rairieton, passed through our town on the 27th. Mr. Laycock is away up in the eighties and is as tough as a pine knott.

Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Littlejohn have been absent several days in Green county, called there to the bedside of Mr. Dahotf, who is the father of Mrs. Littlejohn. He died on Saturday and was buried on Monday. He was in the 50th year of hia age.

The Riley Cornet Band-have employed an instructor from Patoka. He seems to understand his business. The boys are determined to leave nothing undone to make tbe lliley Cornet Band one of the best in the State. The talent is here and all they want is experience.

P'8*1 Brothers*

Mayor Armstrong has received a letter trom Mr. T. G. Fish, oi the celebrated Fish Brothers' Manufacturing Company, Racine, Wis., in which he says: "lour city has been mentioned tome as a favorable point lor the manufacture ot the Fish Brothers' wagon. I shall visit your city in a few days, and would like to meet some of your business men and lay the matter before them. Can command a trade of about ten to twelve thousand wagons annually, at a" gotd margin, and think of locating "some* wherein your state." 4

A careful comparison of Dr. Price's special Flavoring Exiraots with other tiivoring extracts in tbe market will convince any person that for strength ant» delicacy of flavor Dr. Price's is far superior. While the other flavorings tiave a disagreeable, turpentiny taste and odor, Dr. Price's is as natural as the fruits from which they are male.

Basr—Allen.

The libel case of Cba*. Baur vs George M. Allen, just cloted in tbe Circuit Court, excited great interest. Tnc jury, returned a verdict for the plaintiff andk' assessed his damages at $100.

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