Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 December 1884 — Page 8

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•Js.& Ot any school,what la the beet thing In tho world for quieting and ollayiDg all Irritation •f the nerves and caring all formaot nervon complaints, giving 'natural, childlike re freahing sleep always?

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S"A8k the same physicians -^"What is the moat reliable and surest enre for all liver di£ea*es or dyspepsia constipation, indigestion, biliousness, malaria, fever, ague, Ac.," and they will tell you:

Mandrake! or Dandelioa!!!" Hence, when thes» remedies are combined with others equally valuable,

And compounded into Hop Blttsr?, Inch a wonderful and mysterious curd Live power is developed, which is so varied in it* operations that no disease or ill health can pos&ikly exist or resist its Its power, and yet it is

Harmless tho most frafl woman, weak est invalid or smallest child to use. CnAFTER II. "Patients

"Almost dead or nearly dying" For years, and given up by physicians of Brlght's and otn«r kidney dleea es, liver complaints, severe coughs, called consumption, have been cured.

Women gone nearly crazv !!i, Hi From agony of neuralgia, nervousness, wakefulness, and various disease* peculiar to women.

People drawn out of shape from cxcrocl% ting pangs of rh^umatixm, inflammatory and chronic, or suffering from soiolula.

Erysipelas I Bait rheum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia. Indigestion, and In fact almost all diseases frail

Nature la heir to Have been cured by Hop Bitters, proof ol which ean be lounti in every neighborhood In the known world.

S ffgy None genuine without a hunch of h: gveeii Hops on tho white label. Khun all the 4$ vile, poisonous stuff with "Hop" or "Hops" in their name.

FOR LADIES'EYES. BUKKHARDT'S BOOK NOW READY.

ta A superb epitome of fashion in Ladies' *8 anl JMh

SfV avi and limes' Cloaksanil Wrapsof Fur, sea)Blstn, Bilk, MattiUasse, Plush, Cloth and all

the newest ranoies in labri-s for the winter 'pv of 1884 E. Every lady wanting winter wrap should write for the Burkhardt CatuloRue & whose handsome Illustrations convey to the eve the exact appearance «f every turns in

CI0HK8 and W'ra s. Mailed free to pros* pective customer? on application. A. E. BUHKHABDT4CO., 113 West Fouitli street, Cincinnati.

NELGEITS

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McKeen's Block.

The Only Steam Dye House ia the City. Dyeing and Hnouring of all kinds of L»dies'Gents' and Children's wear, such ae Silks, 8 a tin

P, Cashmeres, Alpacas, etc

eleanod or dyed In any desired shade. &id gloves or kid slippers cleanet\ or dyea lace curtains and laoo ties cleaned. sbawl cleaned or dyed, plumes, cleaned ordjad gents' garments cleaned, dyel aud repaisei

All my work is done by a steam preotai "Which makes it look: as nice as new. A mas ?eansave buying anew suit by taking hU old clothing to Nelgen and have him 00 clean, dye and repair it. Ladies can do tbt same with their dresses by having then cleaned and dyed.

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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 25,1884.

Naval Officer Dead.

RALKIGH, N. C., Deo. 23.—Capt. Handy, ot tDe United States Navy, died ^suddenly at Tarbcro, this morDing. :z

THE funeral ot the late Wm. x. War*ren took place from the house this afternoon and was largely attended. The Rev

Weiton Modesitt officiated. The remains were placed io the Levi Warren vault uutil suitable preparation can be made.

Accidents on

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Rail.

CHATTAHOOA. Te-un., Dec. 2B.-[Aeso-

jf- ciattd Prebs.]—Obstructions on the track of the New Orlt anc & North western K. near Purvis, Miss., threwthe en-..-itire north bound express train from the track last night. Engineer Robt. Turner and the fireman were killed. Others 'were iijurtid but names weie r.ot obv' Uiiicd.

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Wintry Weather.

•$.] CHICAGO, Dec. 23.—The weather conJV^tinues very cold but the signal service ^,,4*'Sreports show it has moderated somewhat

V- thiougbout the northeast. The tempera^ture here at 6 o'clock^was four below, Paul twelve below, and Dubuque agtwelve below and saowlhg. Fargo twen-'^:i|V-five below, Omaha seven hslow.

OUR MOST ROYAL CITIZEN.

Rclurn From the West of Bea Blactbard on a Special Trein. Ben Blanchard and sixteen of tb« 'twenty-four gentlemen, many of tbem •^•capitalists, who went west two weeks .' ago, returned last night at 7.30. They had a special engine and train which was sent on by Ben to Greencastlo to lake comfortably houie the geotlemea who went with him from there The little 6ide treat of a special run to Denver and entertainment there cost tbs 4 magnificettBen t^e neat little svra. it it said of $1,100. Hearing of tbi« a -i^zsTia writer sought Blanchard and askctf hm what the whole trip bad cost. "1 ani sure 1 don't know," he replied. I acted the Pnllmau agent what it would be and he said "never mind that. I will make it as reasonable as 1 can and send vou the bill on the 1st of January." At Derver an officious agent presented a bill which

Ben paid but soou aiterward the man came back and refunded with profuse

apologies, having heard from Lis chief a» .. 8t. Louis. "Well, did you sell any land "I 6bould say so. The men along wiu me can teetiTy that I received checks %!,»••* written while the cars were in motion for $30,COO. Altogether 1 sold nearly ,000 worth 20,000 acres of it in |100,0 )ot."

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COURT HOUSE ECHOES.

From Thursday's Dally. I HIAGE LICENSES.

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"Some foimot Hope!!l" CHAPTER I. Ark any cr all of the most oa&inent phy.sioliDs: "What is the bret and only remedy that epn be relied on to cure all diseases of of tbe kidneys and arinary organs* such as Brisrbt,'. disense, diabetes retention or inability to jpiHin nrine, and all the diseases peculiar to Women"— "Aud they will tell you explicitly and emphatically "Buohu!!

NEW 6UITS—hUl'EIUOR COURT. 1422—Alonzo O. Mather vs Adolph Herz, appeal from Justice Lockman.

VIGO IN THE SUPBEME.COUKT. The following is a list of the cases from Vigc county now awaiting decision in tide stale Buprtme cjurt. They are foureeuin number:

Ex-pane Whiting, Cheek vs Roberis et ai, JSimmonBetal vs Grimes ex rel (Rogers bond case) Cafc&sdy et al vs Miller et al, Rogers vs Betiuchamp et al, Blaucbard vs JoneB, Hyier vs Humble, 1. & ot. L. Rj. Co., vs Johnson, Weir Plow Company va Walmsieyet al, Maishall, adminisuaior vs Shiyer ez rel, Ketcbau vs Barbour, executor, 8t«.ut Vb Turner, I. & St. L. Ry. Co. vs Calvert, Wingovs the State. Two other cahes, Joab et al vs Bheets and McLean, executor Kyce, vs Equitable Lite Assurance Company were recently decided.

THE GBANU JURY.

This Is the fourth week of the grand ury and the old thing is still grinding. There's no telling what on earth wouid happen if we diun't have a grand jury in session.

From Saturday's Sally. COUNXT COMMISSIONERS.

The board has adjourned lor the term. REAL ESTATE TAANSVKRS Theodore Mosman Mid wife to Matbias A. Banman lot 7 in block 2, MinshaliV addition, for $200.

James 11 Rosevelt and wife et al to John B. Schmidt, quit claim deed to part of outlot 14, for $4,800.

James R. W. Hale and wife to James Crosson, 88 acres in section 80, Prairieton township, for $800.

CIRCUIT COURT.

The argument IT the Houser Continental Lite Iosuiance case is in progress today.

In the consultation room John T. Scott is bearing the case ei Hay vs Shannon. This is a case where Shannon bought Hi.y'8 farm at a school fund mortgage sale five years ago. The larm is said to be worth about live or six thousand dollars. Hay brings suit to Bet aside the salu on account of an alleged iutoim?.Uty.

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Charles N. Murphy and 'iiliie Werner. '-.i CDIT COOBT.

Tomorrow's trial docket is as follows: Blake vs Moo^e, Thomas vs Adams. Yates vs VJestern .Life & Acoidtnt Assurance Company.

In the consultation room, where Judire Mack Bits at chambers, the case of McPheeters vs. Blocksom is beina tried today belore H. D. Scott as special judge, Judge Mack having been of ounstl before bis elevation to the bench. ,«# NEW fcDITa—CI11CUXT COOKT. 13,888—Allen Pence vs Andrew H. Christy, civil. H. 1). Roquet.

From Friday's Dally* SUPERIOR COURT. tx

Michael Quialan ve, Solomon Mather, tor possession judgment tor plaiatiil lor $78.

COURT NOTES.

Mrs. Clara Badgley has been appointed official stenographer of the Circuit court lor this term.

Yonvig ELiott's bond has been placed' at $750.

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CIRCUIT COURT. ".

Judge Mack to-day called end dlsposed ot several cases, wh^n he cave way to the Houser case afteinst Ihe Continental Life Insurance Company. Some malicious person asked Judge Jones when he would opea the "cave of the winds," which is the way the case ha« got to be known, from the inteimiaable wrangle that is going"on between Attorneys Eggkston and Buchanna.

NEW BCITS—SUPERIOR COURTS. 1423—Samuel W. Foulston vs E. & T. H. R. R. company on account. Taylor & Nevitt. 1424— Wm. Paddcok vscity of Terre Haute, civil. Huston & Donham. 1427—Samuel McKe«i vs James Van Eaton, on £ote. Huston & Donham.

case has been pending

in couit lotV&me years. Jimmy tfmitfc, the court pn^e, is the larget of six children. His mother is a poor washerwoman. His father died at the hospital last sun mer. He ie conceded by all to be the test assisiaot bailiff the court has ever had.

Monday's trial docket is: Crawford dminiitrator of the O'Boyle cslboun vs Caihoun et al, Vermi!-

Hkr, Hicksou vs administrator Erney vs Stevtnsoc, Hook vs

afternoon Mr. Eggleston spoke,

addressing himself to the Third aud Fourth wards and the adjoining townthips,

HEW UITS—SUPERIOR COURT. 1425—Wm. Fremont vs Rudolph H. Fremoai, on note. W. E. Hendrich. 1426—Herman Hulman vs Rudolph H. Fremont, on notes. W. E. Hendrich. fcf From Mondavi Daily.

THE HOUSES CASE.

TH% H) user case against the Continental Lite Insurance Company was gives to the jury at 10:2f this morning.

The jury found tor Mrs. Houser in the sum of $583,75. The cornpmy will appeal.

A COMMUNICATION FROM JUDOS MACK. Judge Mack has addressed a communication to the board of County Commissioners calling attention to tbe prevalence of house breaking, aad suggesting that ttw board offer a reward of $50 for the nrreat and conviction of any persoa guilty ol burglary.

THE HUMPHREY CASS.

a minor. Joseph M. Wildy was the complaining witness. He testified .~at he was 18 fears of aee, snd that Bo?ard had sold him a g-a^s of er at tive cents On oross-examinaiion he said be might have remarked io. Bogard that he was of age, but be didn't remember it. Bogard swore that the complaining witness said in a conversation with him before the sale of beer ok place: "I am 21. and I'm going to vote for Cleveland just as bard." Bogard told the court he thought young Wildy was of age. At-] torney Foley contended that aconvictioa could not be made for two reasons: (t) ihe state had tailed tosao^ what kind ot beer itfcw«s (2) Bogard believed the witness was of age from his own statement. The court Baid: "I think there has been sufficient evidence as to the beer. As to sge ot the witness I think the question as to the defendant's knowledge of it is in doubt. I find the defendant not guilty."

THE TRIAL DOCKET. 'VNJ. ''-I

To-morrow's trial docket in the Circuit Court is as follows: Has va Dai'.ey, Link vs Hile, Henneisy vs Hanison, State VB Samuels. 11.

NEW SUITS—CIRCUIT COURT. 13,890—Rich »rd Duunigan vs Michael Kennpdy et si, on note. H. D. Roquet. 13 891—Wm. M. Crawford vs Michael Kea»uiy, ou ascount. O. Roqust.

MARRIAO LIE ENSES.

John Avery George and Lillie Potto* A FCTORY ON LAWYER EGGLMTOM. A good fciory is told on Lawyer Eggleaton. The other day whoa he was addressing ihe Houser jury be could have been heard over ia Macktville if the win do*s had been raised. At the top of his voioe he was just about to te.l a story of some kind about a colored man, and he let slip the word "nigger." There were three colored men on the jury. Mr. Eggleston quickly recollected himself and tenderly Tepea'ed the words ''Colored man." It is said the scene was to affecting that soms ol the jurors were moved into tears. 1

SUPERIOR COURT.

Frank O. Sawyer vs Peter f$wrer, appea' verdict for plaintiff for $8.62. Toleelo Pump ooiupany vs W. H, Flsk et al, foreclosure: judgment for plaintiff.

THE CASE AGAINST SAMUELS. Wm'. Samuels ia on trial to-day before a jury for entering the office of the nail works compauy on the night of Nov6mber 21et with burglarious ^intent. Judge Mack is a stockholder cf ihe company aud transferred the case lor that reason to Judge Scott. Samuels.' counsel welt on the lact that he was a poor man with a tamily, and the defeusc was that Samuel* was passing the office of the company, Saw alight and finding tbe door opeu went in, thinking the watchman was thi re. He was met by Night Watchman Hannah, whom he knew, as he was coining out, and.be was placed under arrest. Counsel said it was not the case of the State against Simuels, but It was a case of the nail works company, a corporation, supported by a watchman Who wanted an opportunity to show be had been dutiful, against an ineocsnt man.

Night Watchman Hannah, who said he hact been employed in that capacity for four years, testified that at 2 o'clock in the morning he heard.some o*e fumbling around desk drawers of the office and he went in and found the defendant ther. Witness asked the defendant what he was doing there, and he replied that he was ou:. walking, saw alight and just stepped in. The witness arrested him and turned him over to the police. Watchman Hannah Mid the window had been pried open. W-

Other testimony was introduced. Samuels is a puddler, and is about 85. This afternoon the defence introduced many puddlers of the lower rolling mill, who testified to the defendant^ good character. •,

REAL ESTATE TRANSFER®.

John 0. Beach and wife to

The Humphrey murder case is Sft few trial in the ciicu'it coart on January 2nd —next Friday wetk.

A NEW PETIT JURY.

Judge Mack notified the petit jury ^Saturday that he would let them gi at the end of this week, and directed tbe clerk to have another jury by tha first Monday in January.

POLICE COURT.

John L. Umgervest (this man was fined on tccount ot hisname), Wm. Flannigan, Hattte Harmon and Ch&s, Hampey were fintd far dtunkennees.

SELLING LIQUOR TO MIKOB. Albert Boga was tried by Judge Maek this mom eg for selling liquor to

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TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

Wm. Fubr, partolinlot 121, for as. Lane and wife to Joshua

B. Lane, 88 acres in section HO, Honty Creek township, for Thomas Greenleo and others to

Martin Swickaid, part of lot 4, Bloomtown, for Frank Hensley and wife to

Wm. Long, lot 9 in block 3, Minshall's add., tor George A. Lichridgs and wife to Isom Coick!i, one-half acre iu section 25, Harrison nsbip for

$8,0C0.

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250.

110.

TO-MORROWTlilAL DDCKkt.' Ine trial docket for tbe Circuit Court to-p'ovrow is as follows: Clearwater V3. J. H. & I R, R., Wilson vs. KeDy.

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TELEPHONE

CASE.

The Central Tele-phone Company sues S. H. Hybarger for $30 rent for a telephone put in at his meat shop at 2C2 north Fourth stieet. The case ii on trial to day ia the Superior Coutt before a juro of six.

Hybarger wao one of the men who ordered his telephone out during the anti-rate agita'-ii la^t January bathe was compelled to use it again. The deltnse to the present action is that the company failed to keep its contract, inasmuch as it refused 10 ^ive Hy barker's number to persons who called for it, stating that Hybarger was cither disconnected or had no telephone, thereby doing Hybarger $1C0 damages.

SFCW SUITS—CIRCUIT COURT. 18,802—Alonzo F. Brown vs Western Union Telegraph company, dun ages. Stimson & Sumson. 13,893—Fairbanks A Duenwtg vs Cltiaens Life luurtsee compaay, oivil. John T. Scott.

Werk and Wages.

FmntM, Dee. 23.—Wilson Walker A Co., railway stfpply manufacturers, announce 10 per cent tedactioo ia wages to rake place on the 1st ol Januarv* lhose utwf«r yearly contract are not affected.

Jno. P. Phillips,

Of Loft Creek township has rented the Kester stable on south fourth street between Ohio and Walnut and can furnish the best accommodations lor farmers' horsee. Prices lew.

Jao. P. Pnillips, ol Lost Creek town ship has rented the property known as tbe Kester stable on south Fourth street, and is prepared fo furnish accommodations for horses and asks the patronage of bis tanner friends in the ci.y.

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BOBBBX KADCLIFB" KtiBBAD, THB WXSB 1T1LI TBI AL KTO. VNTCSNSBS, Ind., Deo. 88.—[GAZETTE Special. J—Elisba Hyatt, president of the defnnct bank at Washington, Daviess county, has made an assignment, the failure of the bank, recently, cauting his embarrassment. His estate Is worth a quarter of a million dollars. After the settlement tie will be the possessor of at 16a«t $150,000 —The incoming Legislature will he asked to divide the twelfth judicial circuit, as Knox county alone furnishes enough legal business to keep a court running the year round. n.

Dr. James N. Mernt?, of Ouktown, tbis county, ie candidate for assistant doorkeeper of the Indiana Housa ol Repreeen is lives. Ah honest, hard-working Democrat, and disabled by the loss of an aria, he should receive the appointment and be is an accomplished gentle man.—Robert Radcliff arrfved here from Pikei county, Thursday morning on an early train, and wbeu he was proceeding down Seventh street,was held up by three ueavily maa&ed men apd robbed of $125. —Mrs. Cnarles Seeley,of Petersburg, will spend tbe holiday season with relatives and friends at Terre Haute.-——John Plugh, ot Hutsonville, is in custody on a charge of bastardy, preferred by a Miss Warner John 8tropes, of Bioonfleld' having harrowed a horse or his ancle acd folly equipped himself, is known to have crossed tbe W abiuh and turned bis face toward the setting sun, with his uncle in pursuit. Dick Adkinson, the murderer of Lincoln Keith, Joe Barnett, who shot his father in-law with intent to kill him, and other prisoners were discovered this morning by Sheriff Seddleineyer trying to make their escape from jail by ciggiug out the Stone flooring which work they had well under way.

Dealers are making extensive preparations for packing ice. The Broadway mills, this city, are turning out 350 barrels ot flour daily. Berhans & Son have packed about 10,000 hogs. The Catholic fair, which lasted one week, has netted about $1,200. Tbe cold snap has stopped tha levae building opposite this place.

THE OFFICES.

How They Were to be Apportioned

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BlalB8 Won.

Tbe Orawfordsville Star prints the following: •The Star bus fallen into the possess1 of a memorandum tbnt would have cut a great figure in the November election it'we wouid have procured the possession ot it along in October. It is a classified list of the offices ot Presidential appointment as laid out by our courtlv and recently elected congressman. "We refer to Sir. James T. Johnston, It contains some pitby paragraphs, and an extract or biro shows now tilings would haTe been bad tbe Presidential spoils fal en to tha party of high moral ideas. Tee list appears in tbe back of a poll book bclongiug to a leading Republican.. First it reads:

Office of internal B^venue Collector, to Nicholas Filbeck, ot Terre Hautt*, consideration that be will expend 1,000 of his private means, it need be, to tear down Lamb in Vigo. The deputysbip to Charles N. Williams, of CrawfordsviDe.'

Postoffloo at Tefrre Haute prosaised 10 a geotlem a oouuected witb tbe Coarinr, alao to the editor or the Express, nomination to be dictated by Mr. W. R. McKeen.' •Kockville noat office to J. W. Brewn, of the Rockville Republican.' 'Crawfordsvilla poet office to T. B. B. McCain, of the Journal, at the expiration of Mr. 8. M. Robinson's appointment.' •Coal oil inspeotor of the state to Charles Webster, of Crawforasvilie.' 'Minister to Brazil, specially te Hen.

Pelroa.'

•Repnbllean raeefnr Cier^ In 1886, to Jebn B. Bonnell, of Crawfordsville/ There area number of other interesting items wfcioh we do not care to publish. Tfrese are nefficlent te Indicate tbat there wa« reat surprise in store for the mass of the Republican party and a ^reat wrangle in prospsot. It also furnishes fresh reason why there should be much of dejection and sorrow where only a short fleeting month ago hope perched .high on fall many a manly brow, creased and furrowed now with gloomv care and deep disgust." ..

Hard times, it seems, according to a correspondent, have reached even tho rich Rothschilds. "I don't suppose you

know

what hard limes are," said a man to one of the house servants of Baroness Rothschild in Paris. "Oh, yes, we do, for it is only this morning I saw the Bar

oness

and her daughter playing on one piano."

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PAYS IN THE LONG RUN

To deal fair and square with everybody. We have tried hard to fulfill this purpose, and we are satisfied our styler dping business is appreciated by the pnblic.

Our Last Week's Sales

Show up the largest ever made in our house. Pec pie wlu come in *ur store can find the

In Ready-made Clothing, and the nobbiest and latest sty I of Piece Goods. Hundreds of nnw Overcoats have been received by a? this week.

L. GOODMAN & CO]

Leadinfe Clothiers and Merchant Tailors.

HiBEMima),

518 and 590 MAIN Street,

NOTICE! STORE WILL BB

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TO-MORROW

CHRISTMAS DAY

To cur msjny friends and patrons, one and all, we wish you a

Christmas!

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OBERG, ROOT & CO.,

618 and 520 Main street -n

TAKE NOTICE!

Just now shopping for Holidays is in fashion, and what to buyI and where to 'juy It, is a momentous question. We therefore sug-| gest as a reminder, that the various departments of 0 fEM, PIXIE & GO 'S Clothing *icre furnishes cyctopean attractions calculate to contribute to the comfort and personal appcarance ot the sternei sex. priceJ

In Hosiery there are over 200 patterns at almost »ny from 4c to $1 50 per pair. In

Neckweer our patterns in silks are numbered by the thous» ands, and from 10c to 75n, affords a mammoth scope for taste and' selection. •.

Qur assortment of Gloves, Suspenders, Mufflers, Handkerchiefs Umbrellas, Cardigan Jackets, Rnbber Goods, Collars and Cuffs, Jewelry, Dressing Gowns and Smoking Jackets, is no less replete 1IIM| the specialties mentioned.

CLOTHING

Actually Griven Away

Fire Sale,

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