Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 August 1884 — Page 3
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One to three bottles of itheumatic Syr ftp will clear the system of Bile, and curt Any case of Inflammatory or acute Kheuaiatism, or Neuralgia. ... .Thr^e to live bottles will cure Erysipelas in its worst form.
Four to six bottles are wairrantfd tc aure corrupt and running ulcers.
Four to six bottles are warranted 10 ure anv case of Salt Rheum.
Five to eight bottles will cure fhe worst sase of Bcrofula.
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Meeting Between Him and His Wife-
POKTSMOOTH. N. H. August 1.—At juat about sunrise to-day the United States steamer Alliance, which has been stationed outside the harbor in expectation of the early arrival of the Arctic fleet, discovered a double line of smoke and steaming out, soon became aware of the arrival of the Greely Arctic relief expedition. The armament of the Alliance was brought into play, and gun alter gun thundered forth peals of welcome, to which the cannon of the Greely boats responded, doubtless in grateful recognition. Shortly the Alliance came within bailing distance of the approaching steamers aud with bells ringing ana whistles blowing, the Alliance nailed the Bear and Thetis. Shortly after sunrise the Bear, Thetis and Alliance steamed to a point off the Isle of Shoals, where the first stage ot the homeward bound voyage ot the Gieely relief expedition was finished. Gracefully they came into the harbor with yards tquaied and the stacks pouring I'orta clouds of smoke, fully twenty-four hours before the fleet had been expected. There was Utile about the three vessels 10 denote the severe experience which two of them had passed through. When it became known the Arctic squadrooa bad arrived outside the harbor the excitement on board the Men of War at anchor, was intense. Shortly after 3 o'clock the welcome news of the sale arrival of the Greely fleet spread through the city and when the Bear and Thetis had arrived off Newcastle, Secretary Chandler dispatched a steam launch to Commander Schley with orders that the Bear and Thetis should remain in the offlng unt.l preparations could be completed. The secretary of the navy then proceeded to the Tallapoosa and orders were given at once for the entire squadron of war vessels in the harbor to prepare for the reception of the artic heroes. All the naval vessels were decorated |with Amen* can flags at the topmosts. At noon the press boat, the government tug Leyden, steamed down the river and came to rpchor where a good view of the ceremonies might be obtained. As the Leyden steamed down the river the men on the old ship Constitution ran up the shrouds lifted their hats and waved and shouted a cordial salute. The other vessels in the lower harbor wer.e deckeo in the gayest colors. The flag-ship Tennessee dis played Acting Admiral Brood's penant at the mizzen mass. Th# Tallapoosa gave to'the breez the colors of the secretary ot 1 he navy. The ships soon got under way and steamed down the river. At noon preparations for the reception of the Attic fleet were finished.
As Mrs. Greely passed down the companion way to the bridge she walked with a firm tread and showtd no signs of emotion other than biting her lips and tightly clutching her hands. Lieutenant Greely had not been informed that his wife was about to go on board the Thetis, and a few minutes before her arrival, in conversation with Commander Schley he said he didn't expect to see her to-day as she probably had not been able to reach there so soon. When 'he secretar's barge was seen to leave the Tennessee with Mrs. Greeiy and her two brother's, G. O. and C. A. Nesmith, sitting in the stern sheets. Commauder Schley said to Lieutenant Greely: "Lieutenant, I would like to see you in my cabin lor a few moments." Commander Schley en* tertained Lieut. Greely in conversation about Arctic matters until a peculiar signal was given on the boatswain's whistle, to indicate that Mrs. Greely was on board, aDd ready to meet her husband. Now the lady trembled very much, her breath caine in gasps, and her whole frsm shook with emotion. With faltering steps she went to a cabin door and just at the instant she entered Commander Sehley left the room, leaving the long separated couple alone. Lieutenant Greely was sitting with his back to the door but when Commander Schley so abruptly left him he turned and at the same time saw his wife enter. With a gigantic sob half smothered, Lieutenant oreely bounded from his chair with his eyes gleaming in joy at the sight that gladdtned them. Mrs. Greely, tall, dark and stately, sprang forward to meet her husbaDd," crying: "Arthur, Arthur, home." After Mr. and Mrs. Greely had bten alone tor twenty minutes her brothers were called in acd cordially and teartuliy greettd their brother-in-law. It was uoticeable 00 board the Thetis tbat everybody shed tears when Mrs Greely entered the cabin where her bus band was. Late in the afternoon, the mother of Lieutenant Greely came from Newburyport and was taken at once on board the Tennessee. Shortly after she was put in the secretary's barge and taken on board the Thetis. When she arrived there, Mr. and Mrs. Greely and the latter's brothers were seated in Commander Schley's cabin, alternately crying and laughing and embracing. The instant before Lieutenant Greely's mother entered the cabin Commander Schley stepped to the door and said: "Liieutenant, your mother i9 here." Mn. Greely then entered and threw her arms around her ben's utck say, "my son," my eon," Lieutenant Greely spoke no word save "mother," but in his tone and expression there was a world of tenderness. Clasping his mother in his arms, he did nothing else but sob while the mother cried. Fearing the excitement would be too much for Lieutenant Greely's shattered condition, Commander Sehley entered the cabin and wisely directed the conversation into less emotional channels.
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THE PROBLEM SOLVED.
Wheuttc point gets dull you simply turn it over.' When tbe share gets dull you simply turn it over a!s. The •'Economist" plow is made a Steel plow or a Chilled as desired. The "Economist" Sulky Piow is also Self Sharpening either Steel or Chilled.
Below read .he names of some of the farmers who have PAID CASH FOR "ECON »MIST" PLOWS Someoftuem have used the "Economist" plow three seasons and like it better and better the loneer they usp it.
Mary's
CHAMPION, HAMILTON,
This is true
WEALTH."—Franklin-
For 50 years the brains of numerous inventive geniuses have been taxed to devise and patent a successful Self Sharpening" Plow. It was believed th6 advent of such a plow would be bailed with delight by the Farmers of the Country. Just as our lathers tell us the coming of the mold boardplow, which it was said would "scour itself," was received with mcb enthusiasm all over the country, and tbe ol} wooden mold boari piow speedily passed into tbe background of history.
Now you can purchase a plow tbat you can slop in the furrow and without lo^s of time or a cent of expense restore its point and also its share to tbeti original sharpness and efficiency. The wonder is, why any Farmer wants to buy the "Old Style" plow with its share and point welded
together in one solid piece, anymore than ho conld be induced to buv one of the old wooden mold beard plows in use iorty years
When you are guaranteed to save 65 per cent, of the preseot cost ot keeping the "old stvle" plow in renair, by all means why not purchase the' "Economist" 8elf Sharpening Plow.
Tt»e share oftde4'Economist"Plow i9 divided into two parts, the point or nose being separated from the wing, or cutting blade. Eacu pait is bolted direct to 'he standard. both point and share are equal aided, 01 reversible.
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Daniel Barbour, New Goshen C.
C. Hedges and Harry Stewart Maxville. Albert Hunt, James A. Stout, and Elijah Weir, Prairie Creek, Adrian W. Hedges tnd George W. Stout, Pimento David Crosslt-v, Aaron Conover, Swaiu B. Hughes, Isaac V. Myers. Harrison Smith and Frank Farlow, Terro Haute Gustavo Buehler, Marshall.
McFERRIN BROS.,
West Side ftew Court House Square, Ttrre Haute, Indiana.
J. McCandless,
DEALER IN
Agricultural Implements.
The HAMILTON and BUCKEYE CULTIVATORS and the Celebrated Flying Dutchman Sulky Plow. They sell also
SifuTCH CLIPPER PLOWS
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THE MINNEAPOLIS and 0SB0RN Bl NDERS 28 South Third.
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E. Ferrett Agent.
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HERIFF'SSAUS. Bv virtue of an order ot sale iaraed from the V'go Superior eonrt to me directed and delivered in favor of Loais Fitzgerald, trustee, and against David St. Jobs, Josephine St. John, Elisabeth Planet, Oemce Planet, EmmaDavia, UeorteDavia, Catharine St. John, George planet, administrator of tbe estate of Bnf us St. John, deceased, I am ordered to sell the following described real estau situated In Vigo county, Indiana, to wit:
Tbe north half fK I of lot number one hundred and tbirty-four^pM] of the original rty-four town of Terra Haute tot number one [1] in Linton's addition to Tttrre ttante. and thirty feet front by one hundred and forty-one [141] feet two [21 inches in depth in out Jot namber five [6] or theeaid town of Terra Haute lying south of and adjoining aaM lot in Linton's addition in said county and state and on SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF AUQUSr, 1884, between tbe hours of 10 o'eloek A. m. and 4 o'clock p. K. of said day, at the Court House door In Terra Haute, I will offbr the rents and profits of the above described real estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exeeeding aeven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realise a sum aufflclent 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 17th day of Jnly, 1884. JOHN CLKIBY, Sheriff, Wra Mack, Attorney. Printer's fee, S8.00.
Sale of Roy Lands.
Notice is hereby given that I will sell the following real estate at publle auction, at the times and places hereinafter atatsd:
A tract of 4 acres 90-100 on Lafayette road, three utiles north of 1 erre lluiau, ucooiihtu as follows: Beginning in the center of the Lafayette road on half-mile line between northwest and southwest quarters of section 2. town 12 north, range 9 west thence east 69 feet thence south 849 feet thence west to the center of said road thence northeast along the road to beginn ing—which will be sold at the court house door, In Terra Haute, on Saturday, August 16th at 2 o'clock.
Also, 80 acres in southwest corner of northeast quarter of seotion 11, town 18 north, range 8 west, beginning at the southwest corner thence easl 120 rods, thence north 106%, thence west 120 rods, thence south to beginning—which will be sold on Che premises on Friday, August 15th, at 2 o'clock.
Terms on both sales, one-half cc sb, k.al* once in one year, with interest. WH. MACK, Acty. JOSIFB ROT,
Administrator Appoline Roy.
£HER1FF'8SALE. Mv virtue of an order of sale Issued *CT the Vigo Superior Court, to me directed ana deliverd, iu favor of Ellis 0. Whlteman and against Henry Helmcamp and Matilda belmcamp, I am ordered to sell the following described »eal estate situated in Vigo muty, Iddiana, to-wit:
Lot number fifty-nine [59] in Dean's subdivision west of ce canal in Terra Haute, in said county and state and en SATURDAY, the »i DAY OF AUGUST 1884 Between the honrs of ten [10] o'cloak A. H. and fonr [4] o'clock p. M.. of said day, at tbe Court House door in Terra Haute, twill offer the rents and .profit* of th* above described real estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exeeeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realise a sum sufficient to satisfy said order of sale and cost*-, I will then and there offer the fee simple, In and to the said real estate to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.
This 31st day of Jaly, 1884. JOHN CMEAKY, Sheriff IS. O. Whiteman, PUt. Printers fee 16.
Administrator's Sale of Ro/ Lands.
1 will sell at onblic auction on tbe premises on tbe 28th 4ay of August at 2 p.m., the following real estate:
The northeast quarter of the southeast quarter andthe north half of the sontheast quarter of section 11, town 13 north, -ange 8 west.
Terms: One half cash and the balance in twelve uionths. JOSEPH P.. ROY,
Administrator of Appoline Roy.
W,-n. Mack, Atty.
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his cooperation and .resistance, by the renowned Goodrich. Largest, cheapest, handsomest, best. Elegantly lllostrated. Cos more pier copy to manufacture than the other iive« that are sold for twice its price. Outsells all otler ten to one* Oue of our agents made a profit of over 150 the first day. A harvest of gold will be realised by every worker. All new beginners succeed grandly. Terms free, and tbe most liberal ever offered., Save value ble time hy send in sr 25 cents for postage, etc., on free outflr, which include* large prospectus book. Act quickly: day at the start Is worth a week at tbe tinlsb.
H. HALLET ft CO.. PorMaud. Mam*.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice is hereby given tbat ho undersigned has been appoihted administrator of tbe estate of Samuel J. Kereheval, late of Vigo county, Indiana, deceased, said estate is supposed to be solvent.
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Drain Tile.
Tile of all sizes at manufacturers /rices at the tile store, No. 113 souths Fourth street. Terre Haute, Ind.
APPIPPftQof the late war who were r»Vr riUCnOfosedpay for the time bt--nnmion ani of nat tik-. ee will And It to tbeir interest to common rat^promptly and with particulars, w"h MC"E1LL. A BIRCH, A'torne-aand Solicitors,Trawer 45", Washington, D. C. Mo l^es advance, bono«*alle dealing highest ief-" erencer.
W*. CLir*. J.. H. CLIFF, C. N. CLIFF
Terre Haute Boiler Works.
CLIFF & CO..
First ana Main.
WM. IR. POUND, Administrator.
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Prop'rs.
Manufacturers of Locomotive, 8tati nary and Marine Boiler1, iTubular and Cyl' i-»ipr) Iron ranks, Jails, Smeke Stacks, Brecfi.in^ and Sheet Iron Work.
Shop on First street, between Walnut anl Popta Terre Ilaute, tnd. sas-Bepalring promptly attended to.
STEWARTS REALMS POWDER.
BOLD BY BAUN2S8 AMD DRUG STOliKSWarranted to CftMja cure all open wUHU oil aSmalS from anycauae
SAVE YOU—ES. Terre Hsote, Ind., Sys Inflraary
Dr. B. D. HALBT, o,. N, Y.,late of Trenton MO, J. DtTMBAB, of at. Loaia, late of Winchester, Mo., .Proprietors, will urea) alt dis
eases of the eye tea days free ofciiarre if ample satisfaction is not given. Office' and rooms southwest corner Tblrd and Ohio streets, where one of use be consulted at all hours during the day. J"? references: J. T. Mustek, drniggiit, next door to postoffioe N. H. McFerrin.' dealer in agricultural implements, we*" xii? Public Sqnare Hiram Polta, grocer,
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