Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 March 1887 — Page 5

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LOAN—MOSEY—Home capital to loon on 1 real eatatemortgage on rea«o nehle terms, ®"y- i?- I- H. 0. BOYBS,

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fjVOR BENT- FARM—A desirable grain and J? stock farm, situated one and one half miles •west of oity in Sugar Greek township, good barn -and house with modetn improvements thereon. JT»r particulars apply to owner on the farm, or -at law office, No. 314% Main streets.

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SAMUEL H. WALKER

SALE—FARM—A fine farm nine miles north of city on Lafayette road, will sell for "two thirds its real value on eaey terms.

J. T. H,

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1" A St.IJIOmnntcolony, Illustrated oircuJar free J. F. Manoha, Olaremont, Virginia.

WORK FOR ALL'—Permanent employment Vf Unil given to energetic men and women •everywhere. $30 a week and exnenses paid. Samples worth $6 and all particulars sent free. Address at once P. O. VIOKKBY, Augusta, Maine. Dou't miss this chance. Write today.

Appointment of Assignee.

Notice is hereby given that the underslgnod "has been appointed assignee of Andrew J. Hess, of Riley township.

Be'it known that on the 23rd day of February, 1887,it was ordered by the court that the clerk

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^HEBIWS SALE.

617 Ohio stree?.

^PO LOAN—We are loaning gams of $1,000 and over on choice Vigo comity farm security rfor Ave year« at 6 per cu-nt. Interest, the borrow«r having the privilege to make payments on the loan at any time- This Is the way farmers can |g et out of debt. Call on or address. ffW

FASTS HiinUi.fat 316 Ohio street.

rpo LOAN—MONEY—The Savings Bank haa A uoney to loan in any rams desired on per sooal or mortgage security. Apply at the bank

XH)R SALE OR TRADE—LIVERY STABLE. I have a livery stable which I will sell or "trade for city property. Apply to M. B*lne, real •eethte dealer, No. 30 south Seventh street.

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... Administrator's Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned lias been appointed administrator, with will annexed, of the estate of Casper Link, deceased, late of Terre Haute, Vigo county. State of Indiana. The estate is supposed to be solvent. -,4, JACOB J. DAILEY,

Administrator, with will annexed.

No. 14,664. State of Indiana, oomnty of igo in the Vigo Circuit Court, February term 1887 Hugh Moore, et al. vs. Josephine Williams, et al. to quiet title.

Be it known that on the 14th day of February 11887, It was ordered by the urt that th» clerk notify by publication said Josephine Williams and Cora E. White. Etta Sutton, Pearl SuttOD.

William Sutton, Mary M. Jewett, Roswell G, Wheeler and Sarah A. Wheeler,impleaded as noulesidents, of the pendency of this action against them.

Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of tae pendency of said action against them and that tha same wili stand for ttlal May 10th, 1887, the eame being at the May term of said court in the year 1887.

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MEBBILL N. SMITH, Clerk.

Davis & Davis, Att'ys for Pl'tf

Non-Resident Notice.

No. 14,638. State of Indiana. County o( Vigo, in the Vigo Circuit court, February term 3887. Daniel R. Shirley, et al. vs. Frederick T. Shirley, foreclosure.

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tify by publication said Frederick T. 'Shirley ss non-resident defendan of the pendenoy of this action against him.

Said non-resident defendant is hereby notified of the pendepcy of said action against him. and hat the «ame will stand for trial April 18th, 1887, the Bame being at the February term of said court in the year 1887. j.i MEBKTL N. SMITH, rfc* Clerk.

Probate Causfe No. 1168.

In the Circuit Court of Vigo County, Ind., May term,1887,Frederick W. 8haley Jr, administrator of estate of Lorenz Asch*rmaTi:deceased,vs Maria AischermMi and oihfrs. to Msrla Asckeiman Vnrad Ascherman, Henrv Ascherman Anna M. Wi-uier, Fred rick W. Shaley S-, and Charlotte .Snedeker and other creditors of said estate unknown to tha petitioner. k\'ou are severally hereby notified that the

named petitioner 4s administrator of the Estate eforessid, has filed in the Circuit Court of Vigo county, Indiana, a petition making you defendants therelo. and aying therein for an 01--der and d«cree of said court authorizing the sale of certain real estate belonging to the estate of sai de edent. and iu id petition described, to make assets for the payment of the debts and liabil ties of said estate and it appearing from the petition to ihesa i.-faction of the court that the said estate is probat I7 in-olvent and the court thereof hsviug directed said estate to be settled as such,

he creditors of said estate are here

by notified to file t^eir olaims for allowance and that said petit ion, so filed and pending, is set for hearing in said Circuit mct at the ooprt house in Terre HauU.. it diano, on the firs Judicial day of the MHV term, 1887, of said court, the wme being thu vnd day of May, 18V7.

Witness the clerk and seal of said court, this Aid d&y of March, 1887. MXBBIU. N. SMITH,

gHERIFFTS SALE.^f j*

Olerk.

By virtue of an execution on transcript issued from the Circuit court of Vigo county, to me directed and delivered in favor of Harry J. Baker aad against Ora Sarah Mayer I have levied upon the following described real estate situated In Vigo county, Indiana, to-wit:

Inlots numbers two hundred and twenty-five [925] and two hundred and twenty-six [226] to die city of Terre Haute and on

SATURDAY, the 26th DAY of MARCH, 1887, between the hours of 10 o'clock A.

F. M.

and 4 o'clock

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, and upon failure to realise a sum sufficient to satisfy said execution aad costs, I will then and there offer the hts simple in and to said real estate, to the hlgteee bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

This 3rd day of March, )W7. ALB«BT D. WBRK«, Sheriff. W. S. MAHAN, Deputy. Printer's fee, tS-40.

HERIFF'S SALEBy virtue of aa order of *ale issued from the Superior Court of Vigo county, to me directed and delivered, in favor of Terre Haute Savings Bank and agaiqst John W. Whiteside and Ann Whiteside I hru ordered to sell the following described real estate, situated in Vigo county, Indiana to wit:

Lot number six [6] in block number three [3 in John D. Chestnut's addition to Terre Haute beipg a sub-division of part of the northeast quarter [V] of section thirty three [33] township twelve [12] north range nine [9] west aud on

SATURDAY, tfae 26th d«y of MARCH, 1887, between the hours of 10 o'clock

*. M.

A. M.

and 4 p'clock

of said day, at the Court House door in Terre Haute, I will offer the rents and plofits or the above described Real Estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the samo belongrJRL F,R,t?.nn

uot

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speeding seven years, to the

blghest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said order of sale and costs, I will then and there offer the fee sim-

le in and to said Real Estate, to the highest bidfor cash to satisfy the namo. This 3rd. day of March, 18X7.

AUMCBT D. WXXKB, Sheriff. W. 9 Maoaa, Deputy.

H. J. B**er, Attv. Printer's fee, 16.10.

TELEGRAPHY^

1 Learn here and earn good pay. Situations furnished

WRITEYALKSTIKEBJ

BBOS., JaaesYllle, Wis. JFARMS&MILLS 1 lPorSsJe A Exchange,

K. BTCHAFFIN

By virtue qf ttn execution loaned from the Vigo Circuit Court to me directed and delivered, in favor el Robert Bracken and against Frank Sage, I have levied upon the following described real estate situated in Vigo county, Indiana, to-wit:

Seventy-seven {77] feet oft the i«o-t.h side of the east half of lot number six [6] in Farlag ton's subdivision of out-lot number sixty-nine [69j also lot number five [6] in Wilson's subdivision of apart of out-lot number sixty-four [64], city of Terre Haute, said county and state, and on

SAT CRD A^, the 2d day of APRIL, 1887, between the hours of 10 o'clock

A. K.

and 4 o'clock

o* said day, atthe 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 bel6nging, 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 same.

This 10th day of March, 1887.

RLDDTIB.

SA LE—Span of mules in harness, one heavy two hjrse farm wagon, hay in the v»arn and hogs. Apply or address Alanson Davis, Rosedale, Ind.

\]|7"ANTED—TEAMS—Heavy teams forloggTT ing. Liberal prices paid, sixteen or elghtteen teams wanted.1 Inquire or address Patton CForsyth & Co., Saline City, Ind.

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ALBEBT

D. WKUU, Sheriff.

ft WJ&m W. S. Mahan, Deputy. Suit, Atty. Printer's fee, 16.00^ V,

Late Protection. Heal? Plants

the Cream of the Old and the New. BLACKBERRIES, CURRANTS, GOOSEBERRIES, GRAPES, RASPBERRIES, STRAWBERRIES.

Plants neatly trimmed, trne to name. You get what you order or money refunded. No substitution. For price list address T. T. LYON, South Haven, Mich.

HERIFF'S SAlil£

Klver, Va:. Clare-

.By virtue of an order of sale Issued from th Vigo Circuit court, to me directed and delivered in favor of William Suokow and against Samuel C. Lockman and Sarah E. Lockman I am ordered to sell the following described real estate, situated in Vigo county, Indiana, to-wit:

The west quarter [34] of the north half ['/J] of the southeast quarter [&] of the northeast quarter pi] of section twenty-six [26] township twelve [12] north range nine [9] west containing five [5] acres in said county and state and on

SATURDAY, the 16th day of APRIL, 1887, between the hours of 10 o'clock

THOMAS Ft Bos

A. M.

and 4 o'clock

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, and upon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said order of sale and costs, I will then and there offer the fee simple in and to said real estate to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same. ijThOt 24th day of March, 1887.

ALBBBT D. WKXKS, Sheriff." W. S. Mahan,Deputy.

T. F. Donham, Atty. Printer's, fee $6.00 ijfft

Probate Cause -No. 1,181. Martin Hollinger, administrator de bonis non, of estate of James Kennedy, deceased, vs .Mary I. Bolton, et. al. In the Circuit Coart of Vigo oounty, Ind., February terra, 1887. To Mary I. Bolton, Michael K«nnedy, Ella Cantwell, James Lamb, and Henry Lamb, minor heirs of Anna Lamb, deooased, Mary E. Barry, Johanna Barry, Bessie Birry and Cornelius Barry, minor heirs of Bessie Barry, deceased.

You are severally hereby notified that the above petitioner as administrator de benis non of the estate aforesaid, has filed in the Circuit Court of Vigo county, Ind., a petition making vou defendants thereto, and praying therein for an order and decree of said court authorizing the sale of certain real estate belonging to the estate of said decedent, and in said petition described, to make assets for the payment ef the debts and liabilities of said estate and that said petition, so filed and pending, is set for hearing in said Circuit Court al the court house in Terre Haute, Ind., on the 17ch judicial Jay of the May term, 1887, of said court, the same being the 20th day of May, 1887.

Witness the clerk and seal of said court, this 21st day of Maroh, 1887w Merrill N. Smith,

Cause No. 10.845. John T. Scott, administrator de-bonis non, of estate of Thomas Dowling, deceased, vs. John Dowling, et. al. in the Clr cult Court of Vigo county, Ind.,February term, 1887. To John Dowling, Jennie Dlgges, Mary Burt, Fenelon Dowling, Lizzie Dowling, Sarah J. ticKeen, Edward B. Allen, William R. McKeen, Jackson Stdpp *nd Phoebe Cook.

You are severally hereby notified that the above petitioner as administrator de bonis non ot the estate aforesaid, has filed in the Circuit Court of Vigo county, Ind., a petition making you defendants thereto, and praying therein for an order and decree of said court authorizing the sa'e of certain real estate belonging to the estate of said decedent, and in said petition described, to make assets for the payment of debts and liabilities of said estate and that said petition, so filed and pending, is let for hearing in said Ciroalt Court at the court house ia Terre Haute, Ind., on the 13th judicial day of May term, 1887, of said court, the same being the 16th day of May, 1887.

Witness the cierk and seal of said court, this 21st day of March, 1887. Merrill N. Smith,

EGGS—western 16K&16X. SUGAR—Steady crashed 6.8-1GQ8.5-16 dered 6.13-16^6: granulated S.U-10.

MuLASSES—Dull 60 test 19. COFFEE—Steady Fair Bio 14ft good do 143f prime do 15%.

TOBPENXi NE—Quiet: 39.

BALTWOBX March 33—Wheat—western—higher ani quiet No 2 winter red spot 88ft @89^ May 9oft«90% June9UX@91.

CORN—western higher and quiet mix*d snot 46 bid Mch *6^45ft Apr bid May 46K047 steamer 443C@44,T«.

OATS—steady western white 36Q88 domlud 84685.1 PROVISIONS—quiet and nominally steady. Mees pork—old $16 new $19020.

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Merrill N. Smith, Clerk.

B. V. Marshall, Plaintiff's Attorney.

The Markets

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Notice of Final Settlement Estate.

la the matter of the estate of Frederick Heyen, deceased, In the Vigo Circuit Court, February term, 1887. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, as administrator of the estate of Frederick Heyen, deceased, has presented and filed his account and vouohers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will oome up fer the examination and action of said Circuit. Court, on the 15th day of April, 1887, al which time all persons interested in said estate should appear in said court and show cause, if any there be, why said accounts and vouohers should not be approved. And the heirs of said estate aud nil others interested therein, are atso hereby required, at the same time and place aforesaid, t« appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of the 'estate. if Charles H. Bentlsy,

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No. 14,672. Robert G. Watson e.*, al., vs, James F. Dillon, foreclosure chattel mortgage, State of Indiana, county of Vigo, in the Vigo Circuit Court, February term, 1887. Be it known, that on the 19th day of March, 1887, it was ordered by the court that the olerk notify by publication said defendant as "non-rest dent defendant of the pendency of this action against him. Said defendant is therefore here' by notified of the pendency of said motion agsinst him an 1 that the same will stand for trial May 16th, 1897, the same being at the May term, of said oourt in the year 1887.

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TOLEDO March 28—Wheat—steady dull cash 82682ft May 82ft: June 83 Aug 82ft.,4 OORN—steady cash 89 May 41.

OAT8- Neglected. OLOVER SHED-quiet, cash, 4.10 Apr $4.06.

CHICAGO, March 23 Hogs—Receipts a.nnn^nr ket active, 6c higher. Light [email protected] rougb packing 6.2S(B!5.45 mixed aud heavy packing and shipping 5.60616.

CAT Le Receipts 6,000market strong and 10c higher beeves 4 lrf$5.40 cows 2 S0g$4 stackers avd ftvders $3^4.40.

SHEEP—Receipts S,0q0 market steady: natives $3^4.90 western $4ft4 90: lambs 4.50Q5 6a.

Sew York Mirch 23—Wheat ftffcftc hither and firm, but only moderately active: No 2 white nom ioal: receipt 30,300 sales 496.t00 bu No 2 red May 91ft9 91ft 24*,000 bu do Juue 91ftfi91ft: 248.0 0 tu July 90ftft90V4 181,(cm budo Aug 89ftBi89ft: 496.000 bu do Dec 93.11-16@»sft.

OORN—ftgftc higher, but very qultt mixed western ep 49^50 spot futures 48ft&49n

ceipts 792.400 bu. OATS—steady and quiet receipts 86,000 bu sale" S'i.0 -0 wee tern 3«i@42.

BEEF—Dull new extra mean 8 506(9, PORK—Firm new mess $16,5o old do. 15.50A15. 75. 1/ w.— 'r*

LABD—steam rendered 7.60.*^.» n.BU1TK&—western 12^31.

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THE CfifcZETTE: TBBRB HAUTE, INDIANA, THURSDAY., MAttnn 24,1887

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I ERKt HAUTE MARKETS

The following: are the paying prices Dorreoted today GAZETTE OFFICE Match 38

WHEAT—Fultz. 76 mixed 77 med 78. OOBN—White 39c: mixed 84. OATS— mixed 27: BUTTER—Choice selections. 16. EGGS—120. POULTRY—Hens 6V4 &>•

TERRE HAUTE LIVK STOCK MARKET Early House Stock Yards March 2o Common butchers stuft is very scarce. Ihere has been a general advance of 10® in stock this week. Hogs are off the market, but ue quoted at 6c. Extra good premium cows, heifers 8 60@S 75 Common butchers stufi 8 36{$S 60 Steers 4 00fg4 2b Bulls 2 25t£2 50 sheep 3 00@3 60 Veals 40004 5(1 Hogj..i 4 50@4 00

LIVE-STOCK.

INDIASAPOUS, March 28

CATTLE—Receipts, 465 head: shipments, 425 Quality only fair. Shipping grades a shape lower, while the best butcher grades are steady and In ir mdfaeand. Choice shippers $4 65@5 00 Medium to good shippers 4 25($ 4 60 .8 60@i 10 .3 66@4 20 ,.3 60@410 ..316 ..3 30 ..236

Gommon to medium shippers Feeders, common to good Gpod to choice heifers Common to medium heif 3rs Good to ohoioe cows Common to medium cows Veals, common to good Bulls, good to choice 3 OOi Bulls, common to medium .2 00g$2 80 Milkers, common to good 25 00@46 00

HOGS—Receipts 8.480 head shipments 400 head. Quality, only fair consisting chiefly of light a.*.d mixes grades. Market opened weak at 5c to l(ic lower on light and mixed paoking no ohulce heavy on sale, closing steady. Heavy packing, shipping .15 7o@6 85 Light, heavy, mixed packing 5 40@5 65 Fair to goedlight.... 6 25($5 60 Skips, light pigs 4 500515

SHEEP—Receipts, 260 shipments, ———, bu few here. Market at unchanged prices. Good tol ohoioe f4 80@4 60 Fair to medium S 65@4 10 Common 8 U0&3 85 Lasmb ...4 0065 00

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THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1887.

•T. E. Martin will hold another temperance meeting at Fontanet text Saturday night. Sinoe the meetings were discontinued some of t|\e .miners, have been backsliding.

Turmans.

TUBMAN'S CREEK, Meh. 23.—[GAZETTE special]—The farmers will begin to sow oats as soon as the weather moderates. ——Kate Barbry's youngest child is siok. Mr. and Mrs Potts will spend their honeymoon in Kentucky,

S KM- JOHNNY KISSER, SR.

Smoky Row,

SMOKY ROW,- March 23.—[GAZETTE special]—Al. Kendall is plowing for corn. The Rev. A. 0. Fidier is visiting Dr. Hagerman at present. P. Arthur and wife have departed in peace. —-Dr. »Fippe's medical office is in Phillip Coppie's garden, a one. roomed building.-^—Pig Wood came over to Smoky Row and get lost and called on Tavern No. 6 to stay all night. The knot doctor is out doctoring the patient. F. Hauger got him. With many more truthfuijokes I remain yours, §T JIMMY TRUTH.

Macks ville.

MACKBVILLE, March 23.—[GAZETTE specinl.—A. F. Hinkle. has Come back from Illinois where he has been visiting through the dull times—There was a pound party gotten up for the benefit of Mrs. Barley on Saturday night Quite a number of pounds were given Miss Annie McHroy and Miss Maggie Oasto attended the entertainment at West Vigo on Saturday night—Dr. Hall and ^ife and their daughter, Lena viqited Andrew Baker's family on Sunday, north of Terre Haute.—John Snack says ^e does not want any more $25 horses

South Park.

SOUTH PARK, March 2A—[GAZETTE special.]-—Lnpsy Parks has purchased a very fine mare. Mrs. Rachel Cox is going to have a quilting the first of next month. The young- ladies are going to surprise her. A surprise dinner was given Walter Tyrrell on the 17th. He received several nice presents and they had a nice time all day.——Mrs. Ann Shadley is on the sick list Joseph Cox has moved to the Rouks farm. George Cbtreell is clerking in a store in Roseville. Mrs. Nancy Cox and Mrs. Emma Tyrell were the guests of Mrs. Talket this week .John Cox paid Mr. Stableton a visit Saturday night. There was churoh at Joppa Sunday. Rev..Adams gave them a fiue sermon.

We wish some of the young ladies would get up a subscription school at the Salmon school house.

New Goshen

NEW GOSHEN, March 23. [GAZETTE! special.—The big meeting closed at Bolton 8. H. Sunday Missep Laura and Mary Anderson, of Terre Haute, are. guests of Miss Dollie Swauts—J.C. Owen has been making quite an extensive visit at Weetfield, Ills. O. J. Shirley starts for Kansas next week Gory goes in search of health.—School closes at Shanks S. H., today. Miss Ward has taught one of the most successful schools in the township. Township examination occurred last Saturday. J. T. Hunter conducted it There were eleven students present. W. A. Shores launched his new boat last Friday. Kate says •'its just like this he has had trouble enough with old tubs. —Boys get your horns and bells ready as there is to be another wedding iu our burg. The young lady lives in Terre Haute,—The M. R. A. 0. M. has money to lend, n» security wanted. Charles W. says Peters denied him six times before the cock crowed. Edwi S. Owen left Tuesday for Westiield where he will attend schoo —Charles Minnick is the champion marble player. Walter Heam thinks a vineyard dose best on a hill top. Walter oug^t to know. Susan Dreher, of Tecumseh, was visiting her mother and sister Friday. Her mother is 91 years,old.

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JOHN GRBHN.

Mucilage.

Mrs. Haslet and Miss Etmast visited Miss Alice Haslet. Mrs. Cox visited Mr. and Mrs. Austin the 17th——Mr. Cassaday has moved into his new house. —0. Haslet ia out to his father's plowing for oats. Joe Meadow has moved over the river. Miss Minnie Kelley visited Mr. and Mrs. David Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Misner visited Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Cox. Miss Delia Kellsy met with a bad acoidect one day laet week. Mrs. Fish Elliott is very sick. A Austin is cutting wood. Wheat prospeots are good. Jim Kelley is plowing for oats. James Drake, of Illinois, visited Mr. Cox the 16th. Mrs. Broadhurst visited Mrs. Cherry Sunday. Chas. Hoslet and Dick Sparks have been outting hoop-poles.-:—Mr. Hayes and Mr. Perdue were in our burg Monday. The house that John Barber was going to move in was burned last Saturday night. Fremont Black is hauling off Oorn and wheat. Frank Murphy is going to house-keeping. There will be prayer meeting every dabbath except preaching day. Albertioe Cassaday has returned home. Joe Black visited Mr. Carson Tuesday

JUMBO.

Owing to a great amount of land in wheat here, it makes oorn land, very soarce. There is a disease raging among the hogs here supposed to be the oholera. Wm. Robinson has gone to Indianapolis to serve as state jnror.

James Bash has gone back to his native state to return no more.— William Rudhiisel has sold his town property and is talking of going on the farm.——Jacob Shank is slowly recovering from his painful misfortune he met with about two weeks ago by receiving 8 severe kick from one of his horses which resulted in breaking three of his ribs. The schools are about all out here except Miss Ward's at the Shanks school house, owing to sickness. During her term she was absent about three weeks for which time she is to teach to make up. Miss Ward has the great praise for having the most order and best school in the township.

M. S.

A Monstrosity.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn., March 23. Mrs. Krettschner, a German lady of this city gave birth recently to a male infant which has an elephant's head, and in place of a nose a short trurk. The mouth and lips protrude like those of an elephant. The child weighs about nine pounds, and can be fed only with a spoon. The mother visited a circus in winter quarters here during the past. winter, and was terribly frightened by the elephants. The parents succeeded in keeping the matter to themselves until now, and very few have been permitted to see the child.

Sherman in Alabama.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala., March 23.—Senator John Sherman spoke to a large

audience in the opera house last evening. His speech was entirely non-par-tisan except (if it could be considered an exception) that he alluded to the tariff, advocating protection for the development of the latent resources of the South.

fsfe*- Manning's Succesror. WASHINGTON Maroh 23.—It is learned on good authority that Secretary Manning's successor will not be appointed before April 1st, the date upon which Mr. Manning's resignation takes effect The belief still prevails that Assistant Secretary Fairchild will receive the appointment.

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The President Well. awn

WASHINGTON, March 23.—Col. Lamont says the fears recently expressed by Dr. Sowers are not shared by the President's family and his intimate friends. The President, Col. Lamont said, was to all appearances in perfest health.

She Isn't ot Age.

The following notice has been reoeived by the County Clerk: "Ion will please not issue any marriage license for Wm. Coons and Julia Hudson, for she is not of age. MABT HUDSON."

Miller & Haley, furniture dealers, at 829 Main street, have the goods you waDt and will sell as cheap as anywhere else in the city.

Miller and Hfley keep parlor suits,

THE COURTS THIS WEEK.

A Full Account of the Doings the Vigo Coujity Courts.

ITARRIAGE LICENSES.

John C. McPherson and Boca Smith. Oscar Culver and Louise Lester. Henry Milmer and Theresa Holmes. Jesse Wells and Frances Pound. :i, Levi Swickard and Elmira MmithT. iSdwin Kite and Jennie Hull. Lewis J. Wallace and Mary Plotner. Wm. H. Drummond and Elzora Drummond.

Henry Beiohling and Mary C. Winn. Cyrus Knapp and Laura Estee. John G. Becker and Elizabeth E. German.

Jos. M. Jerrell and Mattie Gorbjq* *. NEW SUITS—SUPERIOR COURT. 2258—John D. Pugh vs Emmet Glover, possession. Pugh & Pugh. 2259—Mary A. Kelly vs Dolph Kelly, divorce. Spencer.

Favorite Stove Works Company

vs R. L. Ball on note. Davis and Piety. 2261—Mattie Hawkins, trustrix, vs. Asa R. Summers, Mary R. Summers and the D. M. Osborne & Company, foreclosure. Dondam and Houston. 2262— Franklin Clark and Holbert A. Buck vs Thomas B. Jones, on note. Faris and Hamill. 2.263—J. Riddle and W. A. Hamilton vs James M. Clutter, on account Davis. 2.264—Daniel Gartrell vs Jos. W. Barnett, W. W. Casto aud Jesse Robinson, on note. Nevitt 2.265—Robert Berriman vs Jos. G. McGrew, on note. Nevitt. 2.266—Daniel. Gartrell vs Jos. G- McGrew, on note. Nevitt. 2.267—The John Church oompany vs EllaM. Gruber, Martha E. Gruber, Harry C. Wilson and Catharine P. Wilson, on note. Rhoads & Williams.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The board was in receipt of a communication signed by twenty-eight physicians asking that, the system of awarding the poor practice to the lowest bidder be abolished and that the salary be raised. The board made an order appointing Dr. T. C. Stunkard poor physician for the township for a year from May 1,1887, when Dr. Shaley's term expires, at a salary of $600 per year. The present salary is $350.

A bill of $200 presented by Township Trustee Reichert was disallowed. Mr. Reichert wanted that snm appropriated to him for the use of his horse and buggy while he has been riding around inspecting the township schools and bridges as a part of his duties. The suddenness with which the board sat down on the bill came nearly upsetting a grand juror who was asleep in the next room. The board ordered that in future there be two poor physicians for Fayette township.

The board has unanimously adopted a resolution referring to the retirement of C. F. McNutt from the county attorneyship. It speaks in high terms of his seven years able and energetic services on behalf of the county and regrets that "the force of events causes no further legal intercourse with him as such attorney."

The board adjourned for .the term today after letting the poor praotioe for the year from the 1st of May next to the following physicians: Harrison, T, C. Stunkard, 3600 Honey Creek, W. R. Mattox,$60 Prairieton, L. E. Carson, $50 Prairie Creek, J. A. Moore, $50 Linton, A. D. McJohnson, $50 Pierson, L. K. Stock, $50 Riley, J. W. Brunker, $50 Lost Creek, J. M. McLaughlin, $75 NeviBS, T. Holloway, $50: Otter Creek, T. H. McCorkle, $60 Fayette (New Goshen) S. M. Bennett, $30 Fayette (Sandford) Dr. Brown, $35 Sugar Creek, J. S. Hunt, $100.

CIRCUIT COURT.

In the Rigler contested will ease Mrs. Rigler was on the stand all yesterday afternoon and an hour this morning. Her examination was most exhaustive.

Chas. C. Smith vs. Wm. W. Foxworthy et al, to'set aside deed coh tinned till next term.

D. W. Rankin vs A. B. Carlton, on note judgment for $664.12, W. W. Rumsey vs Isaac Cottrell et al, on aocount motion of defendants for a new trial sustained.

ChaB. Shull«vs Fontanet Co-operative Mining Association et al, civil default and judgment herein set aside.

Franklin W. Bell vs Elijah Reed, Elmer Reed and Walter Morgan, damages dismissed at plaintiff's cost for want of prosecution.

James M. Hollings worth vs Frank Holmes, James O. Rogers and George Groves, on note judgment for $628.50.

John B. Brennan vs Adrid Walker and Mary B. Alvey, on note verdict by jury for defendants.

Ettie Hinton vs George W. Hinton, divorce decree of divorce and plaintiff's maiden name Case restored to her.

Wm. Kurtz vs Cyrus Knapp, Chas. C. Knapp, George W. Sharer and Willard Kidder, on note judgment for $253.50.

Nellie Russell vs Benjamin F. Russell, divorce decree of divoroe and her maiden name of Wooten restored to her.

Allen Sly, executor of the est&te of Wm. E. Smith, deceased, vs Robort Anderson, on note judgment for $389. 50.

Owing to the illness of the of Mr. Eggleston, one of the counsel for the defense, the trial was not oontinued today but went over till Monday.

The jurors in the Rigler will case are Sylvester J. St. Clair, David Huston, Chas. S. arboe, Andrew Gosnell. Wm. C. Holmes, Robert Hughes, David Dil ion, Thomas Parker, Wm. K. Elliott, John M. White, Wm. Gallion and Joa Watson.

Testimony was offered yesterday afternoon and today to the effeot that Rigler was of sound mind. Among those wdo testified thus were E. W, Johnson, Dr. W- H. Roberts, J. T. H. Miller, O.

bed room saits,marble top tables,chairs, will last several dayR longer. Personalmall styles and finish, at their new ities between counsel caused the oourt etore, 829 Main street. Repairing a this morning to declare that it specialty. stop or he would do something. vr- When E. W. Johnson was oif

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"I know of but few that are said the witness amid laughter. John J. Bar bee vs Wm. A. Budd et al, appeal ordered that defendants recover of plaintiff the ooets of this proceeding.

Andrew Grimes vs John 0. Britton, Deming Britton, Anson Britton, Mary J. Ashley and Sevilla Miok, to quiet title judgment for plaintiff.

John T. Staff was allowed $35 for seven days services as special judge. Hoberg, Boot & Go., vs Aggie Spenoe, foreclosure defendant defaulted.

NEW SUITS—CIRCUIT COUR^.

14.667—Willard Kidder vs Cyras Knapp et al, civiL Nants & Nevitt. 14.668—-Thoe. B. Goudy

August Dillman et ux to Ada Watson, pt 1-65, front on Fourth street for $1,550. li

Phillip Oopple to Jacob J. Colglazier. pt seo 34, township 10, range 10, for $500.

John A. Lockard et ux to RO. Whitman, in-lot57, Algey Dean's sub for $550.

Grant Johnson et ux to Henry Beckel, ptjec 27, township 11, range 9, for $1,-

W. H. Haslet et ux et al to W. W. Oliver, pt 142, 49 feefc, 7 inches front on Fifth street for $2,500.

J. D. Bigelow et ux to same, pt sam» for $300. W. H. Soale, assignee, to same, pt I 42, und hlf 4 feet 8 inches front Fifth, street for $1,250.

W. H. Bemiss et ux to Henry Bernies* 80 acres in sec 20, township 13, range 8, for $4,000.

Zimmerman et ux to. Peter Maehler, pt in-lot 1, Rose's sub of 44 a and 2 for $2,000.

Emma H. McKfta et al to Assenith Singhurse, pt sec 17, township 10, range8, for $4,256.25.

Harvey C. Genung et ux to Albert |v Dede, lot 25 and pt lot 26, H. CL Genung'a sub for $300.

Albert Dede et ux to H. C. Gegung, pt lot 13, Genung's sub for $550. Hiram Fenner et ux to Samuel L. Fenner, pt lot 95, 51 feet off side Jewett's add for $2,000.

W. H. Haslet et ux to Emma A. Haslet, pt 115, 37 feet 3*4 inobes front side Fifth street for $1.

W. H. Soale, assignee, to Emma A. Haslet, pt 115, und int of 37 feefc in front side Fifth street for $1,~ 878.26.

Catharine Mann to Geo. H. F. (jreiff, lots 9 and 10 in block 17, Tuell and Ushfer's add for $1,200.

Jas. B. Dolson et ux to as. C. L» Forge et allots 5 and 6, Bledsoe's add for $500.

Jemima Tichenor to Rilla Rankin, lots 37,38,39 and 14, Stouf add, Pimento and another piece of land and lots 1 and 2, Pimento, of E. & T. H. railroad, fer $1,600.

Elijah M. Merring et ux to Ray GJenckes, und lots 209,210 and' 211. original town, for $10,0(XX

JUSTICE BIiAUGHTBB.

Ed McMinimy and Dennis Daily wer» fined for drunkenness and Etta Duncan, for being an improper character. mi .COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.4

A liquor license has been idsued to Will White. & The board has filled the requirement of the law about inspecting the books jr of the County Treasurer.' This is dona so many times a year, as fixed by the statute. The board finds $110,989.17 of the county's money in charge of County $ Treasurer Cox. Of this $94,204.96 ia deposited in the First National, MoKeen's, Prairie City and National State banks. The rest is in notes on tha townships, advancement to the township trustees, with $3330.14 cash on $ hand.

JUSTICE WTLDY.

About 5 p. m. yesterday Wm. Sohaal and Jake Stamp had a fisticuff enoounter in a north end saleon and were arrested by Officers Rollins and OdelL Their trials will come off tomorrow morning.

JUSTICE BIiAUGHTER

Brody Reed and Wm. Boyle were fined for drunkenness.

An Undoubted Blessing.

D. Bell, James Huuter, James Hook and Physician by the name of Dr. Williua James F. Murphy. the case took up seven days, the seventh day of the present trial.

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Sparks, civil. Buff & Beauchamp. 14.669—David N. Taylor vs Jas. Mays, oivil. Houston. 14.670—Thos. A. Foley, and D. Taylor vs Benjamin F. Fiesher et civil. Foley and Taylor. 14.671—Henry Webster vs Austin Bell, et al, petition for order nuno tunc. Blake. 14.672—R. G. Watson and John Collin vs James F. Dillon, foreclosure of chattel mortgage. Marshall. 14.673—Wm. 0 Wilson vs Benjamin F. Hulley, damages. Henry and Taylor. 14.674—Robert Anderson vs James W. Watts, on note. Pierce.

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Jim Duffy, the recent participant in the prize fight with Gainey, and Ike Davis woke up in the weet end last night In the evening they had a fight with Dan McCarthy and Larry O'Donnell at Jude Carr's improper house on Seoond street, resulting in Davis, who is a miner, getting bis head injured. Later at 8:30 p. m. they were arrested 0 at Mollie Lear's across the street and the proprietoress and four girls—Nettie Thompson, Ella Weymer, Minnie & Moore and Nellie Lawvere arrested. This morning all were fined $5 and COStSi

Old Sam Lowe (he's getting to look 4' more like Rip Van Winkle each year) was fined for drunkenness, as was also Leonard Wulrich, an old man, who put his intoxication on to morphine. Jas. Gordon was fined for assault and battery on the complaint of bis wife.

GRAND JUBT.

The grand jury has returned sixteen additional indictments, making fortyfive altogether this term. They are is mostly against saloon-keepers, as usuaL

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