Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 December 1884 — Page 6

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Fort Saiil, situated at tbe northern terminus of trie Suez canal, b-as tbe reputation of being the wickedest place in the world.

No iuor«indixe-tion or No.rveu* debility fj you Wilder'* Mtotnacli Bitters.

I liavf tnk' p: 11 ,• I.J |r. Graves' Heart Kes'iihif- t.,i U^ait l)!se««.e and find it ail I e-«.ni-s —A. A. Il-'l-brook, Worcester, Mas'*. .. 'N

A Mind Pittslmr? beggar who died a few day* since hail over $5,000 in a savings biiik.

Gulden's Liqui.i Beef Tonit jiromotes ...digestion aurairnbly adapted for fomalew in uelicaie bcalth. Colden's, no other. Ul druggists.

Knterprisinsi iooai aa:«ate wante". ts \fcia town for an article that in sure t. Bell live druggists and grocera preferred Address. Hutuistou F'ood I'reservativf 'Jo., 72 Kllbr street. Boston.

At ictoria, Briiish Oolumbia, 1.000,000 will be spent in private residences 'and stores next year."

Wei! Dressed I'eoplo don't wear dingy or faded things wheu the 10c, and guaranteed Diamond Dye will make them good a» netv. They are uerfect. Get at druggisrs and ba economical. Wells, fiichardsou &• Co., Burlington, Yt.

There"s always good many more that want tn get in t&e *rmy than ean get in, Bays a United Stated recruiting officer in Philadelphia.

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To sll wh*» arc en Bering from 'errors »rd Indi-cretions -..f youth, norvoux we^incj», enrlv(Ucsv, JOBS of waiihood, At*.. I w'l) »er.«f ateoipe that witt cure.von, FREE OK OHAXtvC. 1 Ins great r^metly ws» d.si'-ov-tred by a missiouary in Soutli Am. Bene w^If-fcddreswxi envelope to ItKV. T* ISXAK, btntion I. new York.

His SlippeiyGlass.E^e.

"The Squire," says tbe author (t *'T!ie i'floosier 8«bo.»i«na{.ter,""wore onv glass ye and a wig". The glass eye w-t- cm3frgta»tly slipping out ot focus, aud ib« ^wig turui:!ic arouml sldewi^e on his htart whenever be Mldressed the people of tb»?

Flat Crvek District." Sad speorwle. Parker's Hair Balsam preserves aud

romotes tba growth of the nafirnl 'lair also restores the natural color, ot r.h which bas fad Hi or become gray Clean v!(£) Up»ffv al_ highly nerfunaed.

Did Not Want Him.

"G nod morning, dr." said a young Thermometer to gentleman of tbe house who had answered the bell. "I'm

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new Thermometer, with the best of references, and would like to «tgage •with you fcr the winter." "Don't want you," replied the citizen

Ycu don't!*Wby, winter's here!'1 "Can't help it. I'm going by Wiggins and the Weather Bureau this winter." "But they're not reliable, sir." "I don't give a cent. When they say cold, I'm going to be cold and when hey say warm, I'm going to be warm. This season I'm going to enjoy myself, you let. Good day."

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4 tappj surprise it was to Mr. A. R.

Bristol, Conn., when ATHLOFHOI as

hla feet, and sent Mm cheerfu I

It Ms business. Let him tell his own stor t: "About ttxee weeks ago I was ta! tKt ,i severe crick in the back. For four di f. ^BO unable to tarn in bed without help, a HI #hen lifted uj could not stand on my feet. Iv tBMlacelt0tryATHL0PH0R08,afterallthexis ui remedies failed. In 20 minutes

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first doee could bear my weight upon my fe fc. Iti two ys I was able to get about and atte rf lf» business. Xn two other cases which hi te «L %e to my knowledge its use has been attend *1 the same results.'*

4 oor man in Philadelphia had to bordollar to buy a bottle of ATHLOPHOROSf.^oountot Ills poverty his nameshall remain «£f-ret, lie liad suffered terribly from Rheu4Usm. He gratefully writes:

I took my first dose Tuesday afternoon, Td on Wednesday, after but seven doses, I lino I it A ah*rp or severe ache left. Then I reduced jie dot 4 one-half and took the remainder of the Di-ttin. I was able to be steady at work till Saturday. when I took a severe cold and was unable to use my left hand. I purchased another bottle sad by bed-time I found relief. The mediciKa is all you claim for it."

te ATIILOPIIOKOS all you please!

lud all the fault you choose with it I and •st the fact remains, that it is doing what other medicine ever could do for jRheu\tiain and Neuralgia. :X you cannot get ATHLOPHOROSof your dnig--ts'ij we will send It express paid, on receipt of -liar price—one dollar per nttle. We prefer ••ait you buy It from your druggist, but If ho nn't It, do not be persuaded to try something but order at once from us as directed. C-ilOPHOROS CO., 112 WALL ST., HEW YORK

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Bate by Mall, Postpaid: per Year $8 00 tftJLY, per Month 50 &XDAY, per Year 1 00 (MLY and SUNDAY per Year 7 00 fXKLY, per Year 1 00

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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 25,1884.

Send to C. I Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass., for book containing statements of many remark-aid? cures by Hood's S arsaparilla.

SOCIAL HELL

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Governor Cleveland to Give a Reception to His Neighbors.,

Returning Social Courtesies—The Unremitting Attention ef the Albanians Their Bachelor .•

Gove' /—Hie Future vement8.

ALBANY, N. Y-, Dec. 18.—Governor Cleveland has decided to pay his social debts by one comprehensive reception ntxt week. Tuesday evening, the 28d insf., he will receive at the Executive Macsien, the many friends in Albary at whose hands he has received social courtesies. Ever siace he came here the cultivated residents, the people with plersaat homes, have been unremitting ia their at. tcctions and have bad him pmong them as their guest from time to time. There is hardly a prominent Albanian to whoiL the Pre3idtnt elect is not indebted for pleasant dinners and rfceptions. Now tbat hie sisters, Mrs. Hoyt and Miss Cleveland, have made their home at the Execut.ve Mansion, he tekes this opporiunity to return a few of his favors received. The reception will be in n«i sense a Governor's levee. The invitations are lin ited and are confined sole.y to the personal friends in Albany at whose bouses the Governor has visited. It is in -ome respects a farewell reception.

AKOTHER PATRIOTIC CRANK,

with a present for Governor Cleveland, came io tiie front yesteiday. His scheme was not so much to get into the good graces of the President-elect as to secure a paying advertisement for himself, at a slight cost. But the argus-eyed, redheaded boy at the door blocked bis little game even before he had time to send in his card to one of the Executive's clerks, and he went away swcariDg that the Dem ocratic party was not what it used to be. The long ante-rooni) just off tbe Executive chamber, was lined tfith the usual rows of expectant visitors, anxiously waiting for the President-elect to receive them, when the gentleman with the scheme in his head and parcel in his hand came He placed the parcel on a table aud went up to tell the re i-headed boy ot the nice present he had bought the Governor. And tbe bird, to prove his owner's words and to show bis true Democratic principles, startled the waiting callers by shrieking out :he old refrain, "Burn—bum— burn this lotter!". The gentleman inly Iried to turn the crank and shut off the voluble flow of words, but the parrot was persistent and croaked away, one after another, tbe old campaign cries of Democratic paraders. Finally the truth wa hammered into the b'rd owner's heat that the President

DID NOT NEED A TARKOT,

aud, after scattering his business cards ab'iut, the man took himself, his scheme and the bird away. His cards said he was an importer ot valuable birds, and bis place of business was put down as street, New York. But he didn't get tbe advertisement.

John Jay, Augustus Schoenmaker and Henry A. Richmond, of tbe civil esrvice commission, had along talk with the Governor to-day, and presented anew set ot rules which he finally signed. The new ru'es are stricter than the old ones, especially in the examinations of health officers. There are some 1,800 of these officials in the State, and in view of this possible visitation of cholera next ysar, great care will be exercised in the selecof health officers.

A Queer Case.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., December 17.—A rr-mjrkable divorce case was heard In tbe superior court to-day. In June,1883, during the flood of tbat season, a bridge over Pogue's Bun was washed away and a number of persons drowned. Among the bodies recovered was one supposed to be that of John Ackermann. The remains were identified by his wife and he was judicially pronounced defunct by the cuiouer. A few months ago,however, a IBHH claiming to be Ackermann turned up here and was given general recognition as such. Mr?. Ackermann, however, refuses to receive him or countenance bim in any manner whatever. Ackermann, however,was pertinacious, and to get rid ot him she brought suit for divorcb". Ackermann bad previously given ber good cause for such a proceeding, and the court to-day granted her a decree.

It, costs One Dollar and saves your life— Wilder'* Si^rsaparllla and Potash cures all diseases of tho mood and Skin.

CONSUMPTION CURED An old physician, retired from active practice having had placed'in his hands bj an East India Missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permaucnt cure of Consumption, Branchitie, Catairh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung affectionB, also a positive and radical cure for general Debility and all nervous complaints, after having thoroughly tested its wonderful curative )V(Wt»rs in thousands of cases,

lev's it i- '"'!ty to make it known to his iuiH rtiiu t. Uiwo. The recipe will be Mini free of charge, 'o all who desire it, *i:h Uiii directu-Df for preparing and 'icfesstuily nsine. Address with stamp.

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BPS Chandler's Great Achievement. Courier Journal. Bi'l Chandler seems dcerniined to go cut of office in a blaz° oi g'ory. Startling as it appears he niakrs the statement in h.s report that of tlu- naval appropriations for 1883-1884, auiouuiiug tt fl'(.2921G0T, the sum of $6 fsix dollars) was actually returntd to the Treasurv.

Ladies who would retain freshness and vivacity. Don't fail to try ••Weli' Health Reo'ewer."

ROUGH ON ITCH."

•'Hough on Itch" cures humors, eruptions, ring-worm, tetter, salt rheum, frosted feet, chilblains.

TRAFFICKING IN WIVES.

Helpmates Bonght, Sold and Exoh anged in Peekskill, N. Y. NEW

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wife selling was unearthed in Peekskill, yesterday. Oa Water street, not a stone's throw from the depot, stands a boarding house. The proprietress was once Mrs. Thomas liobins- n, but one day Joel Thompson b- came infatuated with her, and her huebsnd not having father use tor her, sold her to Ttomrson for tLree bushels of whet.t. F.r a number of years Thompson and the woman livea together as man and wife, but on account of his dissolute habits she leit bim, and to support herself opened the boarding house. After bis purchased vrife left him, Thompson became a strong advocate of temperancej while she became a prominent Salvationist. Among the prominent boarders at this boarding house is a character known as "Gip" Williams. He had a wife to whom Frank Nalor took a fancy, and affer a little coaxing he succeeded io purchasing her from "Williams for a half doliar. Foe a number of years they lived together in the village, and Willian left for Putuian County. After the sale c-f his wife Williams lived with a Mrs. Conners as his wife. He

In his opening remarks to the jury Mr Eggleston spoke severely of the company an denounced the action of the company in this case, as "a gross fraud and a swindle." Mr. Buchanau, a short man with a large hebd, told the jnry that Hesse's transfer of tbe policy to Mrs. Houser was a private matter between themselves, and in no way affected or bound the uump&uy, and that when Louisa Iies»e died, notwithstanding the transfer, which was void, the company would pay the policy on her death, providing ttie premiums had been kept up. Mr. Buchanan told Mr. Eggleston that a judgment in this court would amount to nothing, as it would be reversed by the Supreme Court. Mr. Egglc-Fton «aid they were willing to take the risk, and the trial proceeded.

A MASKED MURDERER.

But the Fall of the Mask Revealed His Face. CLKVKLAND, Dec. 18 —At 8 o'clock last evening a larmer named Harrington, living two miles lrom Geneva, was called to the door by a knock. Opening be was confronted by a masked man, who sighted along the barrel of a revolver and demanded: "I want your money." Harrington took a small sum from his pockets and hand°d to the robber, who took it and cried, tbat isn't all, 1 want the balance." That moment a handkerohief tell from his eves and Mr*. Harrington, standing Bear exclaimed. "Ob know him. "You do, do you," shouted the ruffln, "take tbat then" and he fire J, the bullet goina tbiougb ber shoulder. She ran out of the house and to a neighbors for help. Returning with friend?, evidences of a desperate struggle wire tound in the house and flatirin»tou lay dead on tne floor, a bullet hole in his forehead. Mrs. Harrington recognized tbe mu'derer as a teilow

DKiufd Teck, who lived two miles trom the farm. Citizens are scouring the country for him.

HEART PAINS.

Palpitation, Dropsical Swellings Dicziness,Indigestion. Headache, Sleep lessDess cured by "Wells' Health newer

Cleveland's Boot .Toes.

New ork World In ordering those $20 buvi» from the happy Virginia shoe, maker, President-elect Cleveland should stipulate for extra strong box-toes. It is quite plaiu that he will bi called during the first six months of hia occupancy ot the White Hoo?e to assist a great many troublesome people down staira.

For a mild and sure stimulating Iron Tonic, acceptable to every age in lifeand always sure to do good, use Nichols Bark and Iron.

"THB Lord loves a cheerfnl giver." In al cases Where a Tonic is needed eive Wtider* StoBMicfc Bitters—It is the boss.

Beecher for Minister to England. LONDON, Dec. 19.—The Pall Mail Gazette publishes under reserve a statement from a "well informed Amcricac correspondent" to the effect that Bev Henry Ward Beecher will be the suecessor of James Ruse ell Lowell aa Amer-I An honor is often without prot fiin itican minister to the Court of St, James, town country. ."f.-N**

ts of Blood make clean and puniwlth

W SatttapariiU tad Potash.

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THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

December 18.—A case of

8TOLE HER CLOTHING

and sold it for money to buy liquor. She was found nude by Officers Ourry and Wyatt the next morning in tbe third etory of an unoccupied house, where she and Williams slupt the night before. She was sent tn prison for four months for vagrancy. A few weeks ago Joe Keatcb was an inmate of the Crun'y Poor House, and while there rtceivsd a pension of $700 He purchased Mrs. Fuller for $5 from er husband, James. After he had spent all his money his woman disappeared, and hsa net since been seen. Two days after Fuller sold his wife to Eeatch he seemed to regret it, aud want' ed her back. He offered $3, all t'uejmoney he had, but Keatcb would not sell her for less than $10, ana, as Fuller was unable to raise this amount, he had to let Keatch return his purchase. Several other cases of thu same nature are.reporied in the village. t»T

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SUIT ON A POLICY.

The Case of Mrs Houser vs. The Continental Life Insurance Com pany.

The !riu.i ot the case of Mary Houser against the Continental Life Insurance Company was begun today in the Circuit Court bc-fore Horace B. Jones as specia judge. Mary Houser keeps a second hand store on north Fourth street. Twelve years ago Win. Hesse, the "wicnewurst" man, took out a policy of $2,000 on the life ot his mother, Mrs. Louisa Hesse, an t.ged widow. H« pa'd the prtmiuois, aix-ut $150 a year, for one yrar aad tftcn assigned the policy to Airs. Hoiuer, who paid five or six hundred dollars and tailed to keep it up, as she claims, because she had not notice of the place where to pay, the agent here having died. She now sues to recover the money she paid, with interest.

The case was tried several years ago and was taken to tbe Supreme Court, being now returned tor a new trial. James Buchanan, of Indianapolis, and. H. C. Nevitt appear tor the company and Wm. Eggleston and T. A. Nantzfor Mrs. Houser. "The case is being tried before a jury.

FAIR CIRCUIT

Representatives Here Fi and Montgomery Coo

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In Conference With the Dir and Officers of the Vigo Agricultcral.

Robt. Watson, of the National Hous?. had a house full of guests to-day and, served them an excellent dinner. Beside the regular patrons of the house there wese twenty-seven of the Rentz—Santley troupe, about equally divided between men and women, and'a number of gentlemen connected with agricultural societies who were here as tbe guests of the Vigo county society, which was represented at dinner by all the officers and directors. F. L. Snid-r, secrelar.y of the Montgomery County Agricultural society and Messrs. S. C. Puett, R. C. Mc Williams, Geo. W. Overpeck,- Wm. Shaw and W. J. White of the Parke County society were here. Representatives lrom Edgar and Coles counties did not reach here till 4 P. M.

The object of the meeting is to organize a circuit which shall compose the societies of Vigo, Parke, and Montgomery counties, Indian*, and Coles and Edgar in Illinois. Each society will keep its organization complete, make its own premiums and pay the same, but the advertising will be done at the same time for all and by following each ether in regular order, exhibitors can attend the whole circuit and take advantage of premiums which will aggregate $20,000 The societies in all the counties named favor the plan. W. H. Duncan, secretary of the Vigo county society, who is throwing'energy into bis office, visited Paris not long ago to see the Edgar county directors.

WRIGHT'S WRONG.

Outrages at the Ohio Election.

j, JHIN PEOPLE.

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WASHINGTON, Dec. 19— Judgo Law rence, first comptroller of the treasury, was the first witness examined to-day by the sub-committee investigating the conduct of Marshal Wriiht at the nio election. He said when he saw the reports that government clerks acted as deputy marshals of tbat electiou be directed the accounts of clerks for such service not to be allowed. WHneas was interrogated at length by members of the committee and by Congressman Vollett, of the tivst Cincinnati districti relative to fcne legality of the appoinrnent of men not residents ol CincinnRt, •as deputy marshals. Sections of the revised statutes wer- read to tbe effect that no person should be appointed a deputy marshal not a qualified voter of the voting precinct or election district and none should be appointed without the request of two citizens. Judge |b Lawrence said the legality of the appointment was a question of law, and he did not wish to express an opion before carbfully examining the statutes.

Thomas Cavanaugh, ex-deputy ser-(reant-at arms of the House of Ropresantatives, who was at Cincinnati on electioB day, was also examined. He said he was employed at the instauce of Col. Dudley and under instruction of the Central Republican committee to guard against repeating at. the polls. ^Did that committee furnish vou money t" inquired Van Alstyne. "No sir, 1 received money at Cincinnati." "Who paid you?"

"1 received money from the Lincoln clnb I tarrli the RADICALCUR"K ha^c^quer^."— Cincinnati. It amounted to several!Rev. s. W. Monroe, Lewishurgh, Pa. "I thousand dollars." "Who t'ave it to you?" "Mr. Hickenlooper, I was to use it at my discretion, and 1 understood it was to be paid to people to prevent fraud on election dar. Some few men ere employed as United States Marshals." Cavanaugh said he met Dudley at Columbus, aGd at his direction reported te Rathbone at Cincinnati, who was engaged in looking after the election. Cavanaugh himself handled the finances and helped the boys .ut.

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PGLICE NEWS.

Paragrahs Picked up Around Police j.1 HeadquartersButcher Schumacher reports that some body stole his nice bull pup, and he is in a great stew over it.

Two colored boys named McClellan Dickson and Eiisba Conley were taken to police headquarters by Officer Wm. Miller. A pair of &kates were tound in their possession that they had stolen trom Austin's hardware store, uud two pairs of gloves they had taken from Myers Bros, clothing store. The two lads were arraigned before Judge Mack in tbe Circuit Court this morning. Tney confessed to stealing and said they had been at it three months. They snatched articles tbat were hunir out and sometimes one stole on the inside while the other talked with the clerk. They were remanded to jail, and will prob ibly be sent to the Reform School. They are about tourteeu years old each.

John Brown from''Elernoy" was the oDly prisocer in police court thi morning. He said he wasn't feeliu well. Justice Murphy finjd him a dotlu aad costs *n1 sei.thim to jail.

Tom Miller, a tramp, who stole some tools at Vandalia, 111., and was arrested here, was taken to Vandalia this afternoon on a requisition by the sheriff of thst county, Mr. Cox.

The |brothers Stndebaker, who have been soliciting orders for enlarging pictures. were arrested on a cs iiS -worn out upon by Nicholas Filbeck, who had a large board bill igaiust tbem.

Young Elliott, who was brought her© trom Kansas on a charge of seduction made by Ida Gamron, wl om he promised to marry, is locked up in jail His father, who lives across I ce river, visited him to-day. An effort vill shortly be made to get him out onl ail.

"ROUGH ON TOOTHACHE.v Instant relief for Neuralgia, Tooth'ache. Face ache. Ask for "Rough on Toothache." 15 and 25 cents.

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I have had the Psoriasis for nine months. About five months ago I aj plied to a doctor near Bo-iton, who helped me, but unfortunately I bad to leave, but continued tafciog hi« dieine for nearly three monins but lie disease 1 not l-ave. I saw nlr. Carpenter's letter in tbe Philadelphia Kocord, and his case perfectly itsen^ eti mine. I tried the CUTICURA REMEDIES, nsi«K two bottles RESOLVENT, and CI TICUKA and CUTICURA SOAPia i:'oioruoa, and call myself completely cured.

L.F. BABNABD.

WATERFORD, N. J.

ECZEMA TWEITY KAKS Cured. Not a Sign of its llca).pcarance.

Yoir cxicuKA has done a wondorfnl care for mo Q3ore rliau two ye irn azo. Not a sign of its rtappearauce since. It cured me oi a very bA'i Ee euia which bad t'oublel ine tor more than twenty years. I shall olwavs t-peak well of UTICUKA. I fell a great deal of it t'KANfv C. SWAN, Druggist.

HAVEKUII.1/, MASS.

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R. S. HOKTON.

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HEBRON, THAYER COUNTY, PENN,

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The symptoms are moisture, 1 ike perspiration, Intense itching, icreafcii by scratching very distressing, particularly at nislit seems as if pin worn were cr wlinj in and about the rectum the p'ivate parts ar.i sometimes a ffectcd. if allowed to contmot-. very serious results m. follow. "rSWAYNE'B OINTMENT" is tt plf-ssant, *ure cure. Also, for Tetter, Itch, Salt Rheum. Scald-Hea l. Eresipclas. Bat-ocr's Itch, Blotches, all scaly cruh*v Skiii Di es*es. JX, by mail, 50 cs. 3 for *1 25. Addr»tjs. I)It. S W A N E .& SON, Phiiada., Pa. Bold by Diug^iatsA i"

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.Vo_t 1.S70. 'te of Indiana, county of Vipo, •^%h«- VIRO Circuit tourc. December term, i-4, Georpa Uroves vs. Perry Groves et. al. to quiet title.

Be it known tbat on the 1st day of Decern ber, 1881, It was ordered by tbepourt that the clerk notify by publication

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Groves a Susa'i En wards and if she be de .d her unknown xelrs as non-resident defendant of the peodecy of this action against them.

Said Defendants sre therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action against them and that the same will stand for trial February 9 h, 1885, the same being February term of wild Court in tne yeur 1885.

MEKKILI. N. SMITH. Clerk.

Far!s & Hamlll, Attya for Plfts.

No 13869. State of Indiana, County of Vigo, in the Vigo Circuit 'Jourt, December Term, 1881, Perry Groves Vs. George Grove* et al to qolet title.

Be tt known, that on the lBt day of December 1884, it was ordered by the Cunrt that the Clerk notify by publication said William Groves and Sussn Eawards and if she be dead her unkuown belts as non-resident Defendents of ,the pendency of this action against them. Baid Defendents are therefore hereby notified of tbe pendency of said actio against them and that tbe same will stand for trial February 9th, 1885 the same being Febnary term ofsaid t'oi rt in the year ofl885.

VKKKXL N SMITH. Clerk.

sFaris A Hamlll attorney* for plaintiff:

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No. 13,827. State of Indiana, county of Vi^o in the Vigo Circuit Court. September term. 1884, Gecrge F. Enderse*. a'., vs. Charles

M. HLrzel, ct. al., Httacbinent aud gari ishment. Beit known, tbat on the 15!li day of October, 1884, it wss ordered by th" Court that the Clerk notify by publication said Charles M. fiirzel as non resident defendant of the?.' pendency of this acton against him. fe"

Said Defendant theri fort hereby notified of the pendercy of paid action against him and that the same will stand for trial December 25, 884. the same being at Nov* ember Term of s&id Court the year 1884.

MKISBILI. Ji. SMITH, tiers.

Wm. fi. McLsan. Atty.

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