Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 March 1868 — Page 4
DAILY HERALD.
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 2
INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. O.iaabataatf ia«uaa OaatfalRailway.
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McbtalBg Day SxpreM.... I;00 AM. 140AM Msilaod £zpra*t;10:10A. M. 8:J5 A. M ELlctMb.nd Accommodation. 4:00 P. M. IS JO P. M York Night Kzpreit.. 9MJ P. M. 8:00 P M Sunday Kxpiess V.UU Jf. M. 8.86 A. M ptnclnnatl and IndlanajollsJaaetloa. (OlltOINNATl riA C AMBB1DOB AND CONNXBIT1LL*.) Cincinnati Express 8 K)0 A. M. IS :80 P. M filuclnnati ttxpreM 10.10A.M. Olnoiaaatl, Bichmond and OMeaga Bailroad,
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Olaelanatl ExpreM 8:00A.M. S.OOA M BalUfontalsa BaCway-Maa Una Boat.. Sight Kxpt? s » 8:60 P.M. 840A.M Union Accummotlation..,. - SKIOA. Sunday Kxprvai 8:60 P.
M. S;30P. M M. 8:80A. M
Madlion Bailroad.
Mail Kxpro.a
... S:S0 A M. 10:10 A M ...10:00 A.M. 0:00 P.M
j.a.nonTllla Bailroad. Night Expret. 8:80 A.M. 10:OOA.M Mail 10:00A.M. 1.80 P.M Mixed Train 6:18 P.M. 0:00 P.M Chicago Kxpren* 9:16 P.M. XndianapolU, P.ra andOhloago Ball way. Chicago Mail 1:00 P.M. 1:4" A M Chicago Express 9:05 P.M. 4:16 P.M Laf.T.ti. end Ohleago Ballread. Chicago nnd St. Ju Express. 9:66 A.M. 1:80'A. M Accouiinoilatlon 1 .-OB P M. 9 45 A M Chicago Night Express 9.06 P.M. 5:06 P. 01 nelnnitt Ball road Mornicz Express 1:40A. M. 8:00 P.M Mail and Accoimnodath n ..10:10 A.M. 19:45 P.M MafiinsviHe Accoiumoda ’n 1.60 P. M. 10:10A M Terre Haat.andlndlaaapoUe. -Sfi! kt Ixnils NighthxiTOkS 9:80 P.M. 8 86 P. M
Aiuuavluenta tbla KTenlng. METUOPOLITAN THEATER—I.ncille Western—East I.ynno. To-dny’a AdTertleementr. MetropolitanThcatcr.-Mr. Chailes Poi>e Manager. Annonnrement—For Justice of the Peace. John Weancr. nnalnese Notlcee, Cricket Club-Meeting this ctonlng at eight o’clock.
CITY W E.W 8 . i J Ti O C 1C K XT trM a H or Eighth uf January Convention.
The full proceeding, of the Democratic State Content! >n, held on the 8th of Jannary, including the speeches of Honorable Josgra E. McDonald, Honorable Thomas A. Hindhicci, and Honorable D. W. Voobhkks, are now published in pamphlet, lorm and ready for de'lvt rr. The price will be as follows:
8 60 3 80 80 00 the money will
For 10 copies For 100 copies For 1,000 copies Orders, accompanied with
receive prompt attention. This Is a document which should be placed in the hands of every voter In the State, and, ai the typo can be kept standing only a short time" orders shonld be sent In promptly. Address, HERALD COMPANY, Indianapolis, Indiana. Township Convention —All cltliena of Center Township, opposed to the radical party, arc requested to meet at the Court Ilouee, in the city of Indianapolis, on Saturday, the seventh day of March, 1*68, at two o’clock p. m., for the purpose of nominating candidates to be voted for at the ensuing April election. William Wilkison, Chairman Democratic Township Committee.
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S3T The Criminal Court and Grand Jnry meet to-day. dT" The County Commissioners meet today. OT The Judges of the Supreme Court have dispersed for a short vacstion. t B~ One hundred and twenty-slx arrests were made by the police last month. pr The c^neral opinion teems to be that the entrance of March was more on the sheepish thsn canine order. OTTho efllulency of our Criminal Court It shown by the tmonnlof work done by U last month. JGF"Tbe change effreted by the consolidation of the Express Companies goes into operation to-dsy. Employes of the Adams and United States Companies look rather blue. tHTJobn F. Miller has been appointed Superintendent of the First Dlvlslo* of theCo* Iambus, Chicago, and Indians Central Rail, road, from Columbus to this city. Mr. Lunt It tbo general Superintendent,and has control of all the lines owned by tbe company. dTBurglars are operating here now rather extensively. Halts upon doors, In addition to ordinary locks, offer the greatest hindrance to them, but a good pistol Is not s bad thing to have In the house, and If used once or twice, effectively tends to drive the burglarious artists away from tbe city. t5B"lleteorologlcal reports for the Indianapolis Academy of Medicine, by W. J. Klstun, M. D., meteorological committee: Barom. Therm.Hygrom.Rain.Snow. Feb 18. 0 P. M 29.38 SO 5 18.6 •• 9». ! A. M.. *“81 18 6 1ft. !' 89. 8 P. M 9938 81 5 80. 0 00 0.00 •• 8i, 9 P. M 99.11 St. 85. Marl, 9 A. M 9« 89 89 5 84 8 “ 1,8 F. M 28 68 416 41. 8 00 0,00 <S3T Mrs. Macarthy, mother of the late Marlon Macat'by and Uaray Macartby, well known In theatrical circle*, died, yesterday, at her residence on Mississippi street, at tbe advanced age of eighty year*. Mrs. Macartby was born upon tbe 29th of February, and just lived to see the end of her twentieth birthday. Skei>8.—In view of the limited approprla tlon of Congress, and tbe Immense demand f r seeds, the Commissioner of Agriculture llnds It impossible to supply any but practical agriculturists, and sucb persona aa are recom mended by the agricultural societies throughout the country. It la therefore useless for any other persons than tfeoaa above meotlcned to apply to the Department for seed*. Tableaux.—The Grand Army of tbe Ue public are making preparations for 8 grand military tableaux performance here, which •hall eclipse anything of the kind ever presented In this city. It la possible that the spectacular drama of the “Drummer Hoy of Shiloh,” which created such a furore In Clncln - nati, will be produced here under tbe auspices of the Grand Army. SLAUGHTER Ilousx REMOVED.—Mr. James C. Ferguson has purchased the I'atterson grounds, along side of Klngan’s mammoth pork house, and is building one for himself of equal capacity. Ho aaya the White River bridge location will not do for pork packing. It Is too far from any railroad and the river. It costs too much to haul off tbe offal, and the hogs to a railroad. He abandons the location. trlT It it hoped that members of the Board of Trustees of tho Home for Friendless Woman, will bear In mind tbe monthly meeting of the board, to be held this morning, at Btneo’elock, in the rooms of the Young Men's Christian Association. An adjourned meeting of tho Young Men’s Christian Association, will be held to-night. A full attendance of member* 1* deitred, at some very Important matter* will be presented to the consideration of the meeting.
“ * ~-— Psrks. The attention of our citizens In new being attracted to the subject of eity parki, one of great Importance and Intoreat. All the world over, the Inhabitants of cities have felt the ne. ceaslty, and appreciated the- value of some open public grounds within their Urn Its. These an neeeeeary: 1. To th* ventilation of the olty, If we may un tbe term, to the purification of Its atmoi. pbere. 2. For pieces cf recreation, exercise, tnd amusement for the citizens. 8. They may be made ornamental to tho city by artistic Improvement, at great cost. To meet the wants of a city, a variety of parke are needed, both for ventilation and amusement. The amusements and recreations demanded by the people are various: 1. They may desire to ait la the ahade, take rest, Ulk, drink beer, lemonade, etc. 2. Promenade, performgymnaetleezerciaee,
etc.
3. Have public assemblies. 4. Carriage drives, and horse back rides. Small parks, near to the people, will meet some of these wants; large parks, at a greater and more expensive distance, will meet others Large parks, for drives, are not demanded till the population of a city is large. Now, we have the Circle Park, of about two acres; the University Square, of four acres, and the Military Park (old fair ground) of, as now reduced, twelve acres. The first two have been Improved at the expense of the city. The third has been dis-improved, by the public use. This third park is within five squares of the Circle; within three squares of the State House, thus making It accessible at all times, to the people, without expense. It Is large enough for a promenade park for all our people, and few of us yet are rich enough to hire carriages for a drive. This park has still living on It about seventy large old forest trees, and the improvemement of It would come back to the city in the way of taxes. Now, we suggest that good policy, the public convenience. and justice to our Western citizens, call for the first outlay of money for park improvements to be made on this park. We arc u favor of the city accepting all park grounds that may be given without onerous conditions; but first Improve those we now. have In the city. MetroeolitaN Theater.—ThU popular place of amusement opens to-clght under the mansgementof Mr. Pope, a gentleman who cornea to us highly recommended as an actor and a manager. Of bis professlunal ability the publlo have already had an opportunity to Judge; and as a manager, although commencing at a very Inansplclons Nason, he promaes ua a succession of the beat atari la the country. We trust that hla efforts will be received with favor by iba public, and that so long as he offers such unexceptioasl entertainments they will meet with tho patronage they deserve. Indlanspoils should support a good theater, and we have every reason to believe that Mr. Pupa will makf the Metropolitan such, if be meets with dUCeneouiagement. The old stock company ta to be retained entire, with tbe exception of Mrs. Fuber, who is succeeded by Miss Andrews. To-night, Miss Lucille Western, one of the greatest sensational arlltlet In tbs country, and one who baa always been a favorite here, commences atwo weeks engagement, appearing as Ltdy Isabel and ^Madame Vine, in East Lynne, one of ber moat popular role*. Criminal Court.—During the month of February the Criminal Court disposed of forty-two cases of felonies and misdemeanors, thirty of which resulted in conviction, five In acquittal, and seven nolle pronedt The different Crimea were aa follows; Assault and battery Grand larceny Petit larceny Burglary •. Arson Blot Malicious trespass Keeping gaming bouse . . Keeping keno bank Receiving atolen goods...... Keeping disorderly bouse . Selling liquor to intoxicsted person. Assault and battery with Intent to kill
ARRESTS.—Tbe police force made i last month as follows: Intoxication Prostitution Occupying house of HI fame Visiting house of 111 fame Profanity Assault and battery Provoking assault and battery Obtaining money under falN pretenses Grand larceny Petit larceny Disturbing the peace .. Driving on etdewalk Peddling without license . Obstructing sidewalk Concealing stolen goods Violating hack ordinance Pauper .;; ’ Carrying concealed weapons Leaving cellar door open i Vagrancy Malicious trespass Erecting sign across sidewalk Burglary Total
tSTTbe Democracy of Franklin Township, Johnson County, met on Saturday and organized a club. The meeting was well attended and was ably addressed by Lfwn Jordan, Esq., of this city, on the absorbing public questions, wblgh will enter tbe canvass of this year. We trust thst similar clubs will be organized, prcmplly, In every township in the State. , Batka House.— Tbla establishment passed Into the hands of Mr. N. D. Kenrattrr yesterday, who will henceforth he “mine host.” Mr. K- opened ht* administration with a splendid dinner to hla guests and a few outsiders. Tbe bill was filled in every particular. Success to the Bates under tho management of Mr. Keneaster. jRRCARtNET.—Tbe apartment* In the Palmer House, formerly occupied for reading aDdgenUemen'aaUtlogrooma, have been converud Into a Cabinet, elegantly fitted up for the dispensing iff eoLbltlraling and refreshing fluids. Ills thli'neatest and most cosy place In the city. And when we aey that It Is In the band* of Johnny Saunders, It Is a guarantee that tbe Cabinet will be all that it should be la every mspet. gar The City Council meets to-night In regular session. ' (FROM SUNDAY’S IMUR.j BaRKBUFTB.—The following additional petitions have been filed for adjudication In bankruptcy: — Thomas C. Hint, Boone County. John Bchoentleld, Vanderburgh County. Simon Uberdorfer, Vanderburgh County. Ben Kaitlnaky, Vanderburgh County. Isaac Kobn, Vanderburgh County. Buck WHMatas, Vanderburgh County. Jacob A. Silvers. Cass County. George P. Clem, Cass County. John A. Huffman, Caaa County. Alexander Rodgers, White County. Melyne Miller, Fulton County. Cornelius Conover, Cass County. George Kune. Cass County. Barnabas Coffin, Marlon County. Napoleon B. Booth,.Cass County. Henry D. Williams, Vigo County. William L. Draper, Vigo County. John C. Kester, Vigo County. Abraham W. Neff, Miami County. Oliver G. Potts, Wayne County. James M. Haye. Wayne County. David Stanley, Putnam County. John H. Ruaic, Morgan County. John R. Burt, Marion County, Theodore B. Wlghtraan, Marlon County. Richard M. Tripp, Allen County. Charles Newberger, Huntington County. Wool.—At the convention of woolen manufacturers, in aeaalon ut Chicago, a few days ago, tbe following rules for purchasing wool were adopted. They are of Interest to growers and dealers: Bttolvtd, That tho members of this association wilt be individually governed by the following rules In all purchases of fleece wool made by them, and resoectlvely Invite all Westerirdealers to conform to them: 1. Merchantable wool should be tbe standard for price, and must be well washed, free from all tugs and filib, and tied with only what twine la sufllctent to hold the fleece complete-
jn unwashed fleeces, fleeces stuffed with tugs, muNraln wool, or any other foreign substance, black floeccs, and unwashed black fleece*, a deduction of one-third shall be made. 3. On unwashed bucks a deduction of onehalf shall be required. We further rtcommcnd to growers to use no twine for tying fleece*, except such as Is fine, of hard twist, and of flax or hemp. Cotton and Jute twine, ee well as heavy large twine, la objectionable, and will, If used, aubject the wool lo a deduction; and that grow*rs shear their sheep as soon as they are dry. The Frirndofthe Offmesakd.—Minnie Johnston, the “Freedman’s Bureau Agent,” appeared la the police court yeeterday, to answer te a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. A number of victims were present to testify in tbe con, but the Pr seeutlng Attorney dismissed It because It was Impossible to prove that she was not the agent she pretended to be, end her representations were so absurd that persons of ordinary Intelligence could not have been deceived by them. A charge of vagrancy, however, was made, and Miss Johnston being found guilty, was sent tojsll for thirty day*. Petitions in Bamxkuptcy.—The Impression having become fixed In the minds of tbe people that a|Ur to-day petitions c?’i!d not be filed In bankruptcy unless the assets amounted to fifty per cent, of the ilebltltlN, the eon sequence has been a rush of petitioners for the last week. Twenty-five petitions were filed yeeterday, and the total number filed Is four hundred and ninety-nine. The business will probably dwindle away natU the last of May, whan thauma does expire. tar D. Yonder floel, a Baltimore Journalist, has assumed cofltrol of the Dally German
TcUgroph.
Cabibianca Outdone.—Who has not heard of CsslManee, the boy who has been compelled by tow-headed urchins In country schools, to “stand upon th^burnlng deck,” for these fifty years or more? How many thousand antietpatlve Presidents and Senators, have plumed their oratorical wings on Caslblanca, and what school boy Is not rowdy to Imitate hla example if opportunity would only offer J In our heart of hearts we h«ve always cherished the Idea that Cailbianca was a little fool, and only anticipated a worm fate by meeting a fool’s death; but happening, when quite small, to Intimate this opinion to a hero worshiping friend, we were “shut up” in •uch a violent and hasty manner that we have never dared to advert to tbe subject since, and would not do to now were the aforesaid b. w. in this vicinity. However, as be la Nveral thousand miles from Indianapolis, wa consider It safe to let out a portion of the long pent up Indignation at the conduct of tbe little Idiot, who preferred to be burnt to death to going on shore. The poem of Caslbianca has been parodied frequently, bnt the following rather elevates the dllartdated fragment from tbe diminutive shrub: “JAM-BO REE.” BY JOHN HAPPY. Young Jam-Bo Ree, a boy about thirteen yean old, son to tbe bar keeper of tbe Pitrecaneesle Saloon, remained at his post In the back room, (In a single lianded game of euchre.) after tbe “party” had broken up la a general "ou-t,” and fevery “hand” had been abandoned exeept hD own and that of one remaining adversary. The boy held on to the greasy “decki’’ Whence all but him bad fled; lamp threw lie light on faL last red i-berk, he hadn’t Mother ’'red
The Aad
Yet beautiful and bright he sat, Aa born to win or lose; With the ace of tramp* hid under hts hat. And a “bower” or two in hla clotnes.
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W
e game went on—he wonld not “go”
Viihout his fatner’s word;
at lather, drunk on the floor below,
Hla voice no longer heard.
He called aloud—“Say, da ’.dy. say— Hadn’t I better ‘go It alunel’ ” He knew not that tne chieftain lay
Unoonacloua of hit sou.
“toeak, father I” oace again be cried, ‘T’m playing my best Tor even— And’’—but the man on tne other side “Ordered him up on the keven.”
His countenance fell when his ear caught that,
But it wasn't a time to grieve;
So be played him the ace from under ni* bat.
And the “right bower’ out of h:a sl<
leeve.
“Palmer’* Vegetable Coemettc Lotion has cured my face of the Barbers’ Itch of over nine years standing,” write* F. 8 Dewey, of Carrolton, Montgomery County, Ohio. • 25-dffcwlw. Corn* anti lluniouw Kemoved.— Chibopody — A Specialty. — Within a few years educated and capable member* of the medical profession have devoted themselves to special branches of the cnretlve art. Dr. Ball bss made chiropody his specialty, and for tbe past few years has practiced the art with distinguished success. So devolid has been his application to hts profession, and so extensive his practice, that he can now guarantee a perfect cure of all dtseaNi of tbe feet. Corns, bunions and caloeltfes, are treated without pain or inconvenience, and generally in a few minutes. Ladles and gentlamen In this city have experienced the Doctor’s skill and found relief at his hands. The Doctor may be found at all times at his rooms, 54 Bates House. febll-ly Xfe« “Uwfortwmate” ehowld rewff Dr. William Thomson’s advertisement on the third page. JeH-lJ “A Thing of Beauty tm a Joy forever.” And nothing Is so beautiful as a picture of health. Headtcbe, Nervous Fains, Sour Stomach, Distress after Biting, I’roetrating Weakncis, Disinclination for Society,Mental Despondency, etc., are the rule rather than the exception with the human family, and have stamped their effects upon us all. The most effective, gentle, sudden end agreeable remedy Is the Ftantatlon Bitters. Tbe have probably cured and alleviated more caaea tbs past five year* thsn all other medicines combined. They are sold throughout tbe length and breadth of the lend. Magnolia Water.—A delightful toilet article-superior to Cologne and at half tbe price. » - 25-d&w2weod
SAMARITAN’S GIFT. The most certain remedy ever known, “Tee. a positive cure” for all dv* easas arising from youthlul iudiscretions. Balsam Uopahia and Mercury discarded. Only ten pills to be taken to effeot a cure. They are purely vegetable, having no smsll nor unpleasant ta-te. Cure Infrom twotolbur days, Md recent eases in twenty-four hours. No exposure, no trouble. Price of Hale packages $8; female package* *&. Sent toyman. SaaaritaK Root aid Her) Jakes*
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Ami he shonted loud once more at last, “My f.tber I must 1 stay?” While o’er the table, thick and fast, Tbe flattering “pasteboards’’ play. The tallow-dlp burned fltfttlly wild, And flickered up oa high. And gleamed in the laceof tho gallant child. And nearly Miaded hu eye. It flickered up and flickered down. And at last disappeared la the socket; And the man at the table, who ’hailed fr town,” Slipped all of the itakes In bis pecker. And then, with a hurst of tbnnder sound, He kicked over t.tble and chairs. And Am
i kicked over t.tble and chairs, cleared tbe door with a single bound, d slid down tbe bannt-ter .talr*
Prophetic Utterances—Tbe ImmorLl J. N., a frequent and well known visitor here, having assumed all the necessary pressiire.tbe veil has at last been lifted, and he has gazed into futurity. Wescpprse.now.that after this long wished for conaummstloo of hts plans and hopes, he will cot care about crawling, loaded down with chains, lnto>>one of Sheriff Parker’s dirtiest eells, there to await thejt-oin-plete assumption of “prestursJf Let us be thankful that “J.N.” la st last peacefully settled. Here are some of his predlctlofla. Tbe superstitious had better cut this klip out for future reference: “Tbadeus Stevens will die in bis bed. lo Wsablrgtou City, on the I9ih of April, I’Vl, perfectly happy, but the negroes and whites will have a bloody fight at his burial. “(Jlysse* Grant will ho thrown from UU buggy on Maryland avenue, on tbs morning of Marcb 1, 18C8, about eleven o’clock, bis cigar will be driven down hla tbroat.and a portion of It will enter bis lung*.developing s disease from which be will never recover. He will never be President; Andrew Jobn*on will; but he will not long survive hit re-elec-tion. “About dusk, on the i'dh ef July, l«tt8, Horace Greeley Will be attacked near tho corner of Hudson .treet by an armed mad nef ro, who will Inflict eeriou* wound* upon hla bead and face, Including a revere >a*b In tbe rlcbt groin. He will recover, but will disappear in 186'J. and never more be beard of. “Salmon P. Chase will perish at sea. on hla way to Nivannab, some time in tbe spring of tbe present year. Tbe R'-publicjn party will regret blalosa even more than Grant's. “Before the yeN 1H70 Charles rtumner will be driven from tbla country; *«d after many years of exile In Africa, will return to Boston, where he will die of great age. Alter hts death a temple will be erected u» bis memory, and he will be worshipped as the god of beauty, purity sod courage. “September 16,1H6». The bones of A. Lincoln will this night bo remove^ secretly to Rngisnd, lor safety from tbe western meb. “October 4,1868.General mourning throughout N* w Ragland Ibis day, aLd crape U> be worn six months, for tbe death of tbe good and great Benjamin F. Butler, who died laat evening at Sing Sing prison, of cancer of the heart and lower bowels. lie was Imprisoned falsely for theft. Four negro female* In varlout parte of Massachusetts will commit suicide for grief over tbla beloved man. “All these things wilt come to piss. The veil bat been raised. I hire seen them Ins vision. So mote It be. J. N. Free.” Monument to artemus Ward.—The Indlsnapolle Typographical Union, tn conformity to the reeolutton adopted by tbe Xtllonal Typographical Union, passed a resolution, nt their lilt meeting, recommending that on tbe first anniversary of the death ef Avtomn* Ward each member of the Union act one thousand ems, the amount of said contribution to be dsvoUd to the erection of a monument to tbe deceased.
DON'T.—Don’t advertise; It is a bad plinU will call attontlon to your place of business, nnd It le much better for people who wish to trade with you to hunt you up. It gives your customers exercise and make* them healthy. Besides, If you advertise, somebody will buy up your goods, and then you will have to get mere, and It will bo a great bother te you. t3TGeorg H. Fleming has taken tbe oatb of offloa as Gas Inspector, and entered upon tbe discharge of bis duties. I’artlo* wanting meters tested, can leave ordori at the office of tbe City Clerk. KJ"Thc stuffed skin of a double headed calf, Is an attractive feature of a West Washington street grocery. LOCAL ITEMS.
Cricket Club—'Use Iwdianapollw Cricket Club will bol l Its regular meeting This, Monday evening, at eight o’clock, at the ball over the House of Lords, for the election of officers for tbe ensuing season, and the transaction of other business preparatory to tbe opening of the coming Mason. By order, C. 8. BumtRFrxi.n, Secretary. The European ArUttocracjr must now depend upon America for tbe choicest perfume In the known world. The Extract of the “Night Blooming Cereus” gives out the immediate breath of the growing flower as It perfumes the midnight air of the tropics. Lubtn and Jean Marie Farina are eclipsed. 1’halon itSoN, New York. Sold by all druggists. 29.2 See for Bent by 11. Ilatew, Jr. . 23-0* The in a* Kenney, Tullor, 93 West Washington Street, upstairs. All kinds of work done in the latest ityle, and on moderate terms. The patronngo of (my old friends and the public, Is solicited. 2S J1 Palmer’* Pomade* are prepared from elaritled material, and will not become rancid, which Is a matter of great Importance, both to dealer and consumer. Our retail prices for these articles vary fr om 25 cents to $2. with a liberal discount to tbe trade.
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Petroleum V. Nfa»by relate* (hat ‘ Barrett’s Vegetable Hair Restorative” bad tho effect to to renew the youth of hie beloved wife thst “she ran off with s Yankee peddler”—this!* probably not the only Instance where “Barrett’a” baa proved a captivating weapon In the hands of many a lady whose personal charms have been wonderfully brought out by the use of this excellent preparation. — Manchutcr, New Hampshire, Mirror. 25 Seed Tho purest and * wee tost Cod Liver Oil In the world, manufactured from fresh, healthy livers, upon the sea shore; it is perfectly pore end sweet. Patients who have once taken tt can take no other. Ask for “Hazard and Caaswell’s Cod Liver Oil,” manufactured by OesweU, Hazard A Co., Now
York.
Sold by all druggists, dec 2d Ij. M ii T?*® *** faRi fiUrwr orde> Ug 1 h ‘ "!*' ^ r * Bll r Dye Colors from the celebrated manufactory of Howe * Stevens. They aay the color. .urptM anything at the dye boueee, and are very much cheeper.
28-Seed
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FOR
CUIKJESE AND JAPANESE
TE_AS!
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No. 7 ODD FELLOWS’ BALL.
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■Ecmerta ment—it U a well tested remedy la the United States Hospital*, where these diseases assume their worst forms. Mild eases soon yield. Six bottles will cure the worst. Try tbe Boot and Herb Juices, and if it falls to cure any of the
lagton street, Indianapolis. DESMOND * CO.Proprietors, novlB deodAwSm 916 Racestr,. Fhiladclpes
rxom itohu axozxiu SCRATCH! SCRATCHII SCRATCH!!I la from 10 to48 hours.
Wheaton's Ointment cure* The Itoh. Wheaton's Ointment caret Balt Bheam. Wheaton’* Oin mA cures Tetter. Wheaton’e Olmtment cures Barber’s Itch. Wheaton’• Ointment cures Old Roree. Wheaton’s Ointment cons Every kiad of Humor like Vfaglc. Price 00 cents a box; by mail, aocents. Address WEEKS * POTTER, No. 110 Washington street, Boston, Massrchusetts. For sale by all druggists, octl deodAvly
dry goods.
New Goods! New Goods!
AT THE
LEATHER BELTING. ETC.
SPECIAL NOTICES. Holloway’s Pills and ttlutaeewa,— Cm vxassL miLAKTHitorT.—Nearly one million boxes Pill, are every month distribuledthroughout the town* and village* of the Uai-ed States and Panada, and an almost equal amoant of Olotmeot accompanies these orders. It maybe sa)d with truth, that Holloway’s medictoes are ’’Messengers of Joy. tarrying healing on their wings * to million! oppressed by every r,*nn and type of dbesKc. Hold by all Druggiste. LbWdAwlw R. R. R. Radwaj’s Regulating Pill* Are competed of TegetaMe Exiract* (prepared In vacno.) free from all inert, crude, or irrUaiiug substances. Tho first dose comiut-ucet Ua nork of purifying the blood, regulating tbe liver, cleansing the stomach and lu.eatiues, and purging from tbe system all acrimonious and corrupt bamor*. One i’Ul, taken Luo hours before it toner, will criiato a good appetite auLm-ur.- a healthy digestion. B I Xr E . Rile on the stomach will be eliminated by one do«e of the Fills—say from four to six In number. - When tbe liver Is in a torpid state, nothing ran bo better than Ksdwiy’t Regulating PUU. They purge easily, are mild In o|ier»tioB, slnf when taken are perfectly tosteleM, being elegantly costed with gum. They are recommended for the coroof all disorder* ef the 6tomach, Liver, Kidney., Nervous Bi»easa., Indlgnaltua, Dyspepsia. liiliousnesa, Uiimus Fever, Inflammation of tho Uowel*, Flic*, and sy mpioms resulting froth IHtoni.n of the Dige-ltve organs. THE .A. 0 E E Suffer from t’ostlvene** and Parmlys’s of the BoweK and may have lo use Injections to keep the bewels open. Take two to four of Railway'. Fills every night; in a few weeks the llowo!s. Liver, Kidneys, etc., will'be restore t to sonnd health and streng:h—a regular discharge from the bowel* will be secured dally. 8eeJ>r. Uadway’s Aim an so for 1168-R. R. R. sold by Drug.UU. feblft dA«9w To Owner* of Horse* and
Cattle.
Tobias’ Derby Coadlti'-n Powder* are warranted superior to any others or no pay, fur lAe cure of Distemper, Worms, Bots, Coughs, Hidebound,Colds, etc., in Horses; andCold*. Coughs Isms of Milk, UUck Tongue, Horn Distemper, etc., in Cattle. These Fowders were formerly po4 up by Simpson I. Tobias. aonqflDr. ToMas, and, alooe his death, tbe demand ht^ieen sogreat (Jpr them that Dr Tobias has continue to manufacture them. They are perfectly safe and ianoeent; aoncedof stopping the worktmgof youranliaals. They lecrease tbe appetite, give a fine eoat, cleanse the stomach antiarlnery ergans; alto Increase thembk of cows. Try them, and yon wtg never bo witnout them. Hiram Woodruff, the celebrated trainer of trotting horsee, has used them lor year*, and recommends them to hU friends. Colonel Philo F. Bush,of the Jerome Race Course Forilbaui, Now York, would hot usethem until he wa» told <>t what they are composed, since which he 1* never without them. Ue has over twenty • uniting horse* lu hi* charge, an t for the last three year. ha. used no other medicine for them. Ue has kli-diy permitted me to refer any one te him. Over one thousand ■ liter references can be seen at the Depot. Sold by DrUggismand I diets Price 95 cent* per box. DeiHit, 56
street. Now York.
jantft dmonAsatAwtiu
The Misera-ttles Of thte Bright mud. CtaeeFfnl WwfM are the Byapeptlce. Without a good digestion there can neither be bodily comfort nor mental enjoyment. Between the stomach and the brain there Is a cloie and wonderful alliance. If the one 1* disordered tbe other is gloomy, dejected. Incapable of effort, and Indifferent to aU that makes life agreeable to the healthy. Is this a condition that any rational human being Is willing to endure, when the means of certain, immediate and permanent le.ief can be obtained everywhere! The Dyspeptic has hia fate in his own hands. If ha choose* to banish forever the disorder that raeht hla body and disturb* the mind with nameless horrors, he has only to step to the nearest drag store and procure a supply of HOSTETTJER’S STOMACH BITTERS. No phase of Dyspep-le has aver yet resisted the alterative, toaic and anti-bilion* operation of this potent vegetable specific. It literally regeaeratea the lethargic stomach; mates into healthy action the dormant liver; pu^ to flight the dismal fancies that beset thetfilnd; gently relieves and regulates the boWeU; strengthens the enfeebled nerves; restores (he appetite, and makes, as It were, a new creature of tbe desponding and debilitated invalid. I.adlts who suffer from Indigestion have only to take a small do.e of this pure vegetable corrective, onee or twice a day, to secure entire exemptioa from the pains and penalties of a weak stomach and that perfect functional regularity, which bat few of the eez uninternptedly eujoy.
feb*4 deodffwtw
DYE COLORS.
HOWE* STEVEftS’ Family Dy eOolors
8*41
U>rtl*iul
A LADIES’ PHYSICIAN.
T vlies from all parts of the United States con-
AJ suit Dr. A M. M
esses of edies, s|
known threught the country. HU great experience and
Fr lessor of Dia-
oraen,whose ereat and successful reinadapted for Ihcig ailments are
uuriceau,
at a
ies. specially adapted for their a iown through! the r
'great experience and skill, derived from
over twenty years successful practice, devoted exclusively to the Treatment or ihe Dlstases ot Women, especially as connected with the married state, has given ladles the utmost coufldeaoe to consult him. oltbor by letter or in person, and be
assured of prompt relief in all cases.
Ills celebrity Is known to over hall a million of ladies, a* the author of “The Married Woman’. Private Medical Companion” designed specially lor married ladles, in delicate or precarious health from dangerous confinement, dcsrribiug
symptoms, causes aud remedies. Price. $1.
Special Notice to Carried and Single
Ladles.
Ladles who suffer from obstructions or Irregularities, or are tn constant a.on / for many months, precceding confinement or have dimcult, tedious and dangerous deliveries, whose Mvo.arc hazardous during Snch time will find Portuguese Female lUonfbly Pills The most wonderful, rellabh
Thousands of ladies ceitainty. In all c ty, or suppression ( they are certain to
they are certain to su< fectly healthy. They ofco.tly and rare ext
They ca
le and certain remedy,
idles use them with tnludible c i»cs of stoppage or irregularii of nature from whatever c.u-e
d, and are, besides, perseiuntiAcally prepared
ucceed,
arc i
are extracts.
ley can not fail. In recent cases they succeed In forty-cignt hours. Price, (3 per box. In ob-
stinate cases, those two degrees str
be used. Price,f5. Address^ DR. A. If MAITKICKAU.
Professor of Diu-a-es of Women,
Office, No. 129 Liberty street.
in obshouU
C&^TJXIOIKr. A I.L persons who keep /V Uy Dyo Colors for .*!< fair dealing, for the rva
fair dealing, for the reason thst Ttwenty-fi:e cents per dor
retailer twenty-fl.e cents per oOtor kind* of Dye* la Uia ms
Howe A Steve
i ran be n lied on a that they cost tbe
nt’ Fai
ed
arket.
kQI • for
i mere than while be re-
ally be
ter kind* of I we- le
tail* tbee< all at tbe sanyo price. eoRsoqneatly h make* twenty five cents per dozen more by se
line an InTetlor article.
W*pabllah Du* c-antion tngnanlpur customers •ffaiRtt imposiuve. Accept none bnt Howe A Stevens’ Patent Family Dye Colors. They are the original Inventor- or an improvement which ortainato* this uranoh of business, and made dyeing a domestic art. Tney have had, alio, five years’ experience fa this particular business, aad n*re been constantly improving tbe quality of their Dyes. AJI the colors, both Us Liquid aad Powder fona, are manufactured by the and
signed, and we either- The Li'
too]
is dyeing; but the Powder colors will < otoel rood., aud costs the tame per pec! coloring black, brown, drabs sad gr
A supply oi
id* do n»t require so much tun'
ill color th<
cob kaj
doring black, brown, d oak! sdvne the us. of
ago-
and greeus,
i. of the Powder colors
preference to the yauld, unless fur ribbons
some very tniailaRlale. MANUFACTURED BY mA*i.EY HOWE.
(Successor ta Howe * .Steven
Dee* odeodAwSm
eon and tut Broom
we.)
woy.
TRADE PALACE,
THo How a*« Popular
Low IPrioe House
20 and S®
West Washington Street, A RE now and will be receiving daily, through -fA. the soring of 1888, the newest and most choice styles of ZDKCE - O-OOIDS!
To be found in New York, Boston and Philadelphia markets.
TO THE LADIES! We with to sey we are making preparations to make up the most choice line of
CLOAKINOS
This Spring, and shall hare one of the best lady artiste* to o«l and flttiarmenu to be found in Now York City. We are deWnnlncd (aad ladies ***£ i**‘ assured) we thall not allow any honte in this city or west of Now York, to supersede us in stylet aad beauty of fabric.
Cloths, Cassimeres,
»AJR, R. JFXJRQTJSOKr,
The head and front of
CLOTH MJEHC HANTS,
LEATHER BELTING, MANUFACTURED FROM* FISHBACK’S CELEBRATED OJK • TINNED* LBITBBB, AWARDED THE FIRST PRESIIFm AT THX Indiana State Fair, Oct., 1867. Rsbber Beltiag, Bose tad PacklBg, Genuine Cotton filled. PAGE'S PATENtTaCE LEATHER, And all other kinds of Leather, for sale by JOHN! F1SHBACK, 125 South Meridian Street, noviO dtf top ooUthp INDIANAPOLIS.
Ha* charge of this Departoaeat. ai bled to show the handsomest 1 COATINGS, CABSIMERES and V
nd will be enalina of Spring
Efi aad VESTINGS that
can bo found In tne New York market, and they will be sold at LOW PRICES. This Department l* IMMENSE, Including everr varletv of good-
manufactured
RAILROADS.
QTTIOiK TIHVIE AND • SHORTEST ROUTE EAST Columbus & Indianapolis Railway Line. TO NEW YORK, 39 HO (KM. Winter A rrauceiuent, I>ec.33, , 67.
Mall
Night Exprea
IndiananoIU.. Richmond 6 :.... Piqua Urbana Dayton Columbus Newark Zanesville KK*::::::; gftfrburg I Cleveland Toledo j Detroit 1 SSSaSL::: dSSSB?::: Buffalo ' Harrisburg.. .1
Baltimore 8f.O Wa.h. City HAS Philadelphia. .1 9 15 New York 11 »>
8 00 A. M.: 19.10 A.M. 9.00 P. M
1 55 P.M.
8 4’-' “
43 63
6.45 eos
e.sn 000 906
8.05 ” | 5 00 11.02 “ 1.00
12.tS r. X. | 2.41 A.:
1.40 “ 4.20 “
8 00 “ 5.00 “ 6.63 •• 8 50 “ 3.50 “ tiJS “ 1.45 “ 115 “ 1K6 “ 9.15 “
10 40
i.10
1119 AM
2)0 “ 3.28 •’ 8.05 “ &Ab “
It. 1.25 “ 1 10.90’*"’ I I
3.45 r. M
Amusements.
Metropolitan Theater.
Hanaikk AND DlKXCTOX
cdarlls Pope
Scale ■‘rices;
Pnrquitte and Reserved Seats, 15 eents; Dre-s firele. 80 cents; Gallery, 85 cents; Private Boxes.
A; Colored GaUerr. 96 cents.
oxOfflce open from nine A. M., till twelve M.
quarter te
Doort open at seven;
to commence at
Engagement of America’s favorite AnUte, MISS LUCILLE WESTERN, Supported by the popular Acton, KB. B. L. mELDHAUm and CHABEBS POPE, Who will appear this evening in C. W. Taylem’s emotional play, In five acts, entitled EAST E Y IN TV E _ THIS EVENING, KABCII 2, 1808, EAST LYNNE.
) Lady Isabel
j Madame Vine Archibald Carlyle .Sir Francis Lever.on
5.10 a. u. l 8 r.o •• '
1045 6 20
6J.0 “ 10.10 “ 6.00 “ 1016 "
2 00 r. W.
12.(6 " 135 “ 9.25 “
435 A.M.
5.35 “
125 " '1.1 5 10 " 1 10 :5 4 00 P W. 12 15 i
2 45 A. M 8.60 “ 11.35 “
80
4-OOP. M. ACCOMMODATION for Richmond, Connersville, Brookville and Cincinnati WITH-
OUT CHa.NuL.
M^SUNDAY NIGHT EXPRESS leaves at
JuT. M,
k. M. DAY EXPRESS, connect* at Cewith Fast Express Trains, via PitU-
Uaire and Cleveland.
8.0u F. 64,
3-00 A. Iambus burg. Be:
lurg. One
of the famous ‘ ed to tbL-> train
levelan SILVE1
to PHILADELPHIA
OUT CHANGE. '
9-00 P. M. MEW YORK NIGHT EXPRSSfl leaven dally, Sundays included. STATE BOOM SLEEPING CARS aUach'tl to this train run throiufh lo DEMMSON, 2S3 mile., WITHOUT CHANGE avoiding an early morning change
via Crestline route. JSF*The 9ATI Kb
tins line, arrives at lituoro, Washington
ioura im AA*
JOPThe SATURDAY' EVENING train from InaianapolU atViki^. m , by —
Pittsburg, Harri-b'inr, I’.alt: Philadelphia on" . . ., Y„rk
ealiii*' . or 00 A. a an fur Da, to:
e ot cn
3®“Xhe 3 00
at Richmondlur Da-t<>n; at Ft a Aetreit; at Urbana for t-i. ,d
r.te.
id 1010^ . *. trains connect
trains coi
fur Toledo aad
and all
■oase LIicbs aid Doaestk Gm4s.
To tbla Department of our Trade we Invit yoor particular attention, where you will alwav flod tne mott rota pie re and 1 Argent RMurtment 11 the city, all of foe ben make* mi Brown am Bleached musllaa. Table Linens and Napkins Blankets, QuilU, Linen Sheeting, and Pillow PRICES 1 *** aB<1 Uot,on, • ttc -’ etc .* to ’ LOT SFIITH, HOW ABB A l'*., febfldSrafiaun “TRADE PALACE.”
BINDERY.
FAST FREIGHT. MERCHANTS DESPATCH I'AMT FREICIUT LINfv, Established 1952. Aaeiicai Express Ce., Proprietors
Bolton, land States to all
_ .am
Next in Mffawa ta the IfieffalaF Ex-
press Caupany*
For Information regarding rates, ate., ap-
ply to
F. D RCHERJIAHORS, Gen’l Agent, IndlanapolU.
G. G. EARL, Agent, IWWIrainla Avenue.
KTculOiiNufi. Gon’l Sup’t,
JanBS dAH-lm Buffalo,New York.
From INrw York,
i New England States Wo»t and Southwest, arterad caia^^Mf
And ail point* In tb«
i>ointa Ii
BITTERS.
ASK TOUR GROCER FOE A»K YOUR DRUGGIST FOR “ ASK EVERYBODY FOR THE NIST OF THE MORNING BITTERS. TU* PUREST TOXIC IN THM KNOWN WORLD, Mimed of a Morning, IF JSTOT TAICEJNr. H. DALEY A CO„ Agent* Indlanapofli. doclTdSm
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
TH»
FIRST PREMIUM ^ Of * ftllwer Medal VA* AWARDED TO A BAMrrrs hair restorative ^ By th® N. II. State AffiHcultural Socletr, At it* i air, liuklcu iu Nashua, ScpL 20, l&i. 1* AKRET1VS Vegetable Ualr Restorative Rettore* <
ruotcfl U root* to
itee
^ rootj Ais
*
l &g2s:sz , ti;&s t ?z25£z'-
I* the mo*t popular anil
d U the Abl|, arti
le article throuphoc Eaat, We*L North, and
South.
wo
J. R. BARRETT A CO., Proprietor*, MANCHESTER, N. R. LORD A SMITH, General Northwestern Agent*. Sold by *11 Dnigri-ts. decaOdcnd.* w6m
Bole two
tie Agent and Proprietor for uuwnnl* of nty year*. 9hey are >ent by mail, inordinary letter envelope,, free from observation with
full instruction, and advice.
A circular, describing symptom*, cause,, and hi, special remedies for married ladies, (intended only for wive* and husband,.) will lie sent free by enclosing s postage stamp to sbovu address. A Lady writes—Dry A. M. Maurioesu, “Sir: I have tried many things I saw advertised, pill., drops and powders without benefit. A lady who bad been successfully treated by you assured me thst yon w»nld te certain to afford tne relief, showed me “The Mart Woman'* Private Medical Companion,” in wh_ I found mv case exactly doscrcbed, I immediately sent to you, and received by return mail, the‘ , Porluguese Female Monthly Fills,” which
few days
CHILLS AMI FLVLR, Dyspepsia, Elver Complaint, and Kidney Diseases Cared.
Mishler’s Herb Bitters Ha* cored more disease* whore it has been used, thsn all other Medicines combined. It is the only remedy that sxxllt rrsirix* the blood, and has never failed in caring Dyspepsia, Fever sml Ague, and Diseases of the Liver. Sola by all Druggists and Dealers. Ds. 8. B. HARTMAN A CO., , 1 '' Proprietor,, Lsaentm^Pennsylvsnia, and Chicago, Illinois.
Mj5saa5Bfflr , **“’ 1
PIANOFORTES.
PIANOFORTES. •Jennys &, Son. Git AND, SQUAHE, AND UPRIGHT.
perior to any other* in America. These in»tr ment* possess every modern improvement, are ot the largest size, finished in Carved and Plain Rosewood cases, embracing every variety of style. Each has the full Metallic Frame, Overstrung Bass, (with or without the agraffe arrangement). Koch hu* the French Grand Action acknowledged to be superior to any other in rapid execution. These utstfuinenU ore all seven, seven and a quarter, and seven and athlrd octaves: constructed of thoroughly seasoned wood, and of the finest and host material. For great power, tinging qualities, sweetness and purity of tone throughout the entire Register; elegance ef flnUh and great durability, the Pianofortes of Messrs. Jenny, * Son are unsurpassed by any other makers in the World, and have taken the HIUHK8T PREMIUM WHEREVER EXHIBITED. The same facilities which enables this
ilities which ensuics tnu firm
to produce oinpperior instrument, also enable them to offer their Pianofortes to tbe publlo at TWENTY PER CENT, lower than any other
'rst-cla*s manufacturer In ti
mannfai
The special attention of Dealers, Teacher* and others Is Invited to the examination of theae
where.
Fli
invited to the e: _
Piano* before making their selection elsew Every instrament is fully Warranted for Years. Descriptive circulars sent to oil pa the country upon application. Addreas,
JENNYS A SON.
No. 8R8 and 885 East Twenty-first street. New York, between Second and Third avenues.
novlS deadly • .
rr than on
'country,
lew, Teacb<
mloation < lection elsi
or ran ted for Five sent to oil ports of
Addreas,
BANKRUPTCY.
In Bankruptcy.
District of Indiana, SS:| 22d day'uf'vebniara* up HE undersigned hereby give notice of their _L appointment ee assignees of W illtam H. Greer. sHeSsir
DAILY MRAT.n
BOOK BINDERY,
If 1-1 East WasMigt®* Street,
IND1JENA.POL.1H. INDIANA.
■* Uwttttwctlwa with war Large
Job Printing Office,
We have one ef the meet oompiete
BOOK BINDERIES I the Western country. We are prepared tod all hind* of
J3 1 a, i: 'W o x* Lc
COUNTY OFFICERS
With promptness, and In a manner that w warrant will give entire satisfaction.
RAILROAD OFFICERS
»* vraw v «« *_> a tswusn avrx c*. > ii is Y
points on the Atlan'lc A ureal Western Kudw ay,
and the Oil Regions of Penns 1 vania.
ffWThrough rickets guon via i i^ua or Day-
*n».
1 vsk for tickets via COLUMBUS, which are r sale to all the above ,uinto at t ie Union ue .. in Indianapolis aud all ticket unices in
site e»t.
M I r~NT, Gen’l Superintendent.
M l, Gen’l Ticket Aguat. J 8. SHACAELFORD, Westeru and southern Agent.
F. Cl
J.
Si»j
decs a^-ux.un
THREE Through Express Trains
BY TUB
GREAT BEE LINE ROUTE. NEW SCHEDULE—JANUARY IS, 1888. asr- EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAINS of the BELLE*O.NTAINK RAILWAY leave INDIANAPOLIS and arrive at point* named be-
low, as follows:
Indianapolis. 9:10a.m. Union 5:55 a m. Dayton 8:23 a. in. Bellefoat'ne.. 8 86 a. m, Sandusky 1:45 p. m. Morion .10 At u. in. Crettllne 11:20 a. in. Cleveland 3:t0p m. Toledo . 8ds p. m. Alliance 8 80 p.m. MeocviUe— 1:18 p. m. Detroit 8:i5p.m. Dunkirk 9:16 p. m. Pitta burg.... 6:4Sp. m. Buffalo 10:40 p. m. Harrisburg. . 6.10 a.m. Albany 9.-40 a. m. Philadelphia. 9:26 a. m. Baltimore .8:60 a. m. Waohlngtoa .11J6 a. m. New York. ...11 SO a. ns.
.. 6f)0p. m.
10:00 a. m. 1.30 p. m. 5:16 p. m. 8 52 p m. 6.-vOa. m. 5X2p iu. 6:15 p. m. 9:55 p. m. 8 30 a m. 1060 p m. 10:16 a. m. 10;Wa. m. i 8.35 a. m. 8:30 a. m. 5:06 a. m. 1:50 p. ra. 4 .-40 p. m. 6 JO p. m. 6M p. m. 10HJO p. m. 9J0p. m. 18.00 m.
8-60 p. m. 12.45 a. m. 8:25 a. m. 3:01 a. m. '44S«Lm. 5 A0 a. m. 9 40 a.m. iosoa-’m. 3 45 p. m. 840 p m 5:90 p. m. 8 46 a. m.
5 0U
liM 8 A0
a. m. a. m. a. m
NewY ffoaton
30- Accommodation for Union leaves Union Depot at 800 x. M.
11:3& a. m. 10:15 a m> 4:10 p. m.
Union
V.M.
5 A0 IN*
hu
■SUNDAY NIGHT EXPRESS leave*
tt850 P. M. ttached to the 8:50
CREST LINK for Breakfast at
n Depot, Indianapolis, at 8 50 f-SLEEFiNG CARS attach.
train run to CRESTLINE fo
60 a. M.
ffHT-The 10 OO a. m. train of this route from vDIAMaPoLIS lands IU passengers in Pittaburg, Buffalo, Harrisburg, Baltimore, Washington Uity, Albany, Boston, Philadelphia KKn XQitk more than jjy-SEVJN HOI
i and UKS
umbus route. tNING TRAIN of
at 10 AO a. her Eastern
3W-ONBDAY IN
the above
ONDAY morning 3W“ONEDAY IN ■m&t ot the Uolumous Route. — DIRECT CONNECTIONS via Union for via ciduey for Toledo and Detroit, aud
ataine lor Sandusky.
8:10 a.m. and 10KJ0 a. M. trains run dailr. except Sundays, with close through con-
er.tion, at Morion and Greet]’
The 8:50 r
Day too, via aulne Via Beliefantaine: BBT’The 2 10 a. tilr. except bur r.tlons at Manor
The 8 60 r. m. train runs dailyj, except J*. with direct oonnections at Crestline
Into East.
Are requested to examine oar boobzs.
As we foe) sail ed we are manufacturing the best Book* mode U the State.
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS And other htmlwee* men using La.r|fe 13lank Books, Are reqaeeted to give a* a call nnd examine onr stock of Papers, which we warrant to be of the Best Material in Use.
BINDING FOR PUBLISHERS
Done on tbe mott favorable term*.
CALL AND SEE US, IBM Bttet WttsMIttfftwn Street, xisrz>xjb.£7JbjPOXja8. iisru. nanaiaS gwhpaiiv.
Preprletere.
I Crestline,
SaturforaU
for tale at all Ticket Office* in tbe Weste
cket Offices in tbe Western uounJ. L. COZAD, Superintendent.
ry. J. L. COZAD. 9upe: E.A. FORD, General Passenger J
ded4 dSmAtnn
Agent.
FARMS FOR SALE.
Stock Farm for Sale. Due of the finest Stock Farm* in the State ron.ining 800 acre* about one-baif under cnltiva-
es about one-baif unde
non, 850 or 810 acre* in meadow, barn room to secure tbe crop; two orchards in bearing, well watered;fair farm buildings;about filteer mile* from this oltr, and one and a halt from a Railroad Station. There is oa the larm, a Grist and Saw Mill with one ol the most reliable water powers in the State, and with a verv small outlay snfllclent power may be had to run tbe year
will take in part pav city proper*
round,
either here
ri<
iiTcfnciiin^tiora‘tock t |rfury > goods
groceries, ba'ance cash and cash payments
hair of the p
z:
money
wi(l enabl rep paymei
ee, ba'ai
party able to
we w'U
pay oi
ne !
r'U give such terms of parment the purchaser to make the defer.
Dduc
pure.
men rcha
e tl nts
the proi ALSO:
net, of the farm.
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
f»WN dtwltaw
TO ownpetl-
W. A. BRADSHAW, J.W. BRADSHAW,
Asalgnee*.
J. R. •ARRfTT «€0
BHdby oil Druggist*.
LORD A SMITH,
OenorallNortkwdatant A mu to. ugglsts. kdecMdeodtwtaR
A Farm of 160 acres in Decatur ana, a good hewetl log house, abo cultivation, an orchard, good
mllot from Gieensburg.
county. Indiiout 60 acres In
water, about six
ALSO:
A Fa: aware
road
arm of 6 Station,
■res in Riple county near Del
) Station, on tho Ohio A MissfoYippi Rail80 aeres improved, comfortable houses, good timber, will sell lor low cash or short poj-
A Farm of [0 acres within five miles of tho
vel Pike, a flrst-ratu small
h Gravel Pike, a flrst-ratu sma
I low tor fair payments.
larm,
Twelve acre* of land in suburbs, will sell low
or trade for elty property.
Uy property
ALSO:
bree or fonr houses and for a farm; will give afair We have in aduuion, for
id lots for sale or trade
trade. anum es, and
ber of farms' in this an^adfointng wruntiL.
a number of city lots and bouses and lots. ons wishing to buy will find it to their Into call and tee us before purchasing, fohflpdtw WILLIAM LOVE * COMPANY.
BANKERS. 13 XIIGIIT Ac 40 0., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1* Mew Street, Mew Work. Entrance, 84 Broadway. Postofflce Box, 5,500.
Lucille Western as.
R L. Meld: Charles Po:
raum as pe as . .
N. B —A portion of the Gallerv has been net aside for the excluaive use ot colored pehson*.
SHIRTS.
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This ingenious
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HORSES FROiU CARRIAGES. ingenlons and very useful Invention, lo* been patented in the United States, and England, is now offered by the subscriber to the public, feeling assured they will find it, upon examination, one of the greatest in-
ventions of the age.
minent among its advantages are:
tt—The focilitv with which horses may be
‘ to or unharnessed from a carriage
g, he may be cond, with'
Pro: Fir*
harnessed to or unharnessed from a car Second—In case of a horse failing, h
loosed from the carriage 1:
fright
away, the ently folio
becoming ■terrible
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unmanageable or running consequences which so fr.--
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