Indianapolis Leader, Volume 1, Number 52, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 August 1880 — Page 4

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AT DOWN TOWN PRICES PERFUMES, TOILET POWDERS, TOILET SOAPS, XOTE PAPE, EXVEOPES, FINE SPOXGES and CHAMOIS In Great Variety. SPECIAL NOTICE ! t t Prescription Department 1m Strictly First-class. Only the Purest Drug used In Prescription, at LOUIS EICHRODTS PRESCRIPTION - PHARMACY, 99 INDIANA AVENUE. TO Rl BS CHI BE RS. IT you fall to receive yonr paper, notlfy thla office at once. Take Nolle. Mr. AV. D. McCoy is the only person outside of the Bagby "Brothers who is author ized to make collections or solicit subscrip tions for The Leader in the city of Indiananolis. We will not be responsible for moneys paid to other parties. To Subscribers. If you see a blue mark on your paper, know" that your time is up, and that your nnr will a discontinued unless vou oav up. The blue mark will not be used for subbribers in the city of Indianapolis: they will be reeularlv visited bv a collector. It is for all outside of the city. liOok II 3Ir. W. Bajrby has taken charge of the subscrmtion Itooks of The Leader. He wiaVto .nm th trnna nfThe Trader, both in the city and elsewhere, that he will mat it a srwial point to soe that everv paper is delivered with unfailing regularity and per is delivered witn uniauingreguiamy promptness. V ith the additional lorce we shall be able to give prompt attention to correspondence and communications, and in nanv ways to improve The Leader. Mr. Jiagby is now revising the lists, and all per sons in arrears are requested to renew at once, if they wish their papers continued To Agents. "We wish to publish next week a complete list of our agents. To this end let us hear from every agent during the week. Those who are behind in their settlements will please sqnare up at once. Persons unknown to us, and deeiring to act as agents will please write us for special terms, and give referrences parties. trt roll VnnTrn and rPQTsir,lA 1 I CITY NEWS. Indies' fine hosiery at Bagby's. Go to the Delmonicofor your meals. Fine white shirts at Bagby's, No. SO In diana ave. The weather for the past week has been remarkably cold. The number of arrests for larceny ha3 been unusually large in the past two weeks. the Deimomco Kestaurant, A. ureen proprietor, is the place to get a good meal or a cheap lunch. The boys all say that the "Cabin" is the boss place for fun. Music and refreshments. Happy, happy Jack. The newest and best brands of cigars are being received daily at Bell's cigar emporium Stanton J. Peele is the especial favorite of the colored people. There will be no tinkering with hia name on the ticket. Shirts, overalls, underwear, gloves, handi v.:r, a : j r..n , . women and children's notion., at BarhvV l :n Tmlltnt ito rt - I I Several prominent Nationals have inform ed us that at least a part ot their vtes will be cast for the Republican party. They are going to vote for Adams for Sheriff. In attempting to get off the Sons of Honor excursion train, Tuesday night, as it was moving out of the depot, a colored woman fell and came near being run over by the cars. The funeral of Mrs. Vick took place last Tuesday from the Michigan Street Baptist Church. The deceased was an old and respected member of the Order of Doves. She died of consumption. The Knight Templar's excursion to Springfield. O.. next Wednesdav. will eo over the Bee Line, and the fare lor the round trip will i. . . .. - . . r.nlv r Tm n will loavfl th Union Da. not at 11 o'clock a. m. Vhen General Grant, was in Indianapolis tW a crnntl rWr A friend dirter? him tn Jsell s place, 62 West Market street, and the General was made happy. The Independent Sons of Honor took out on tneir excursion to Liouisvuie, Tuesday night, six well-tilled coaches. Everybody seemed to be in the best of spirits, and we presume a good time was had. Harry Adams was instrumental in secur ing the appointment of the first colored juror who served in 31 anon uountv. Augustus Turner, deceased, was the man. lhe colored votera will remember this when the election comes off, and no ingratitude will be shown John F. Kiingensmith, formerly of Indianapons, and an agent of General A. U. btreight, in the lumber business near Old l own, Ark was brutally murdered at that place last Sunday, by Calvin Page, of Crawfordsville, this State. It seems that the murder was tha re suit of an old grudge. Page was arrested. Sad Accident. Another striking incident, illustrative of the uncertainty of our tenure of life, occurrred last " ednesday evening, at Acton, a station on the I., O., bt. Lu A O. road. Mr. Andrew Philips, living at No. 312 W. North St., a cook by profession, was employed by parties doing business at the camp grounds near Acton. Mr. rhilips, having come up to Indianapolis, boarded the Lebanon express, a train which does not stop at Acton. Arrived at the station, he leaped from the train: but it was a fatal leap. He was thrown against the platform, and though not having has neck broken, as stated by a morn ing paper, he was fatally Injured. It seems that he was thrown violently against the platform, the edge striking him about the

center of the breast, injuring him internally. One of the arms had a severe bruise, and there "was an ugly cut on the chin. The train was immediately stopped, and the iniured man taken up and brought to the city; but before reaching home he died. ThA deceased was a married man, and

leaves a wife and five children, two of whom are aDseni irom nome. xwbsuiwUUv,iv. 7: ,. tt; iwi, f Vrind,rrhim rrivpd bur 1. Thefufrnm tho markfnrd St. Chujch. the ceremony being condncted bv Elder Holiday. This should be a timely warning 10 mo . . A 11 la many who are in the habit of jumping on and off moving trains, .every aay ur iwu two hAAr nt Rcnaenis occurring irum mj reckless habit. It is dangerous, and should be stopped. Picture frames at Fancy Bazaar. Union ltlsfrlct ffrteultaral Assoc lation. We hope all of our friends will bear in mind that the U. IX A. A. fair will -pen August 24th. and continue until the 27th. Xocains or expense wili be spared by the management to make the meeting eminently successful. The life stock show, and the disr.lv f m&nufactured articles, fine needleplay or roanuiacvureu "- . work household goods, etc., will be quite extensive. Many of the leading horses of tho rountrv are entered for the races, which wi iw vprv enienaininü w au lovrja ui equine sport. The ladies' department will be under the control of competent persons, and every possible effort will be made to iniire ita success. Uoon tne wnoie we are satisfied that foufdays of pleasure can not I more easily secured than by attending this fair. Besides this, our colored menus snouiu take especial pnae in encouraging u uommendable an enterprise on the part ol memm . m I 1 Är 4;- ixorn ronA I -At PVPTV 04X1 V I attend. Camp Meeting at ttreeneastle, The union camp meeting between the A. M. E. Churches of Greencastle and Indianapolis, begins August 5, at Fair grounds, and continues until the 15. The Vandalia Line will BPH round trin tickats from Indianapolis and intermediate points to camp grounds at four cents per mile. Trains win leave ami arrrive at Indianapolis as follows: Leaves, 7?P.O a. m.. 1 i). m.. 4 p. m, anu 11 p. m. Arrives 4 a. m , 10 a. m., ö:öo p. m., anu onu ' -l.i 1 r 1. On Sundays August "Ö and l-V a special train win ue run, lunviug ui not. lndiananolls.atö. a. m. rare lor iuuuu ri enta trin od this train $1.25. Tents will be n at from $3.00 to $5.00 each. Board 25 cen a mesl, tJ5 cents a day or $5.00 for the season. An admission fee of ten cents lor eacn per son. QTirl 9 cent for each vehicle will te charged. Kev. John Ii. ('lay Kev.W. C. Trevan. üt The Old Academy Ruins. trhtlv nile at the intersection of T J : A with flhirk unrl Illinois o J i . ... - , lUUlalia n ifc" " " " I streets which has for so long a time been an evesore to the public ana a aist;race io um i Section Of tne CltV m wnicn It is iwau-u is raüidlv disaDpearinff. The ßank of Commerce. holding a morteasre on the property', has foreclosed the same and is now clearing awav the ruins of the oia Acaaemy oi jausic preparatory to the erection of a two story business b.ock. This will be quite an aaui )usiness b.ock. This will be quite tion to property and the business interests to the avenue, which goes to prove what we predicted some time aero, that the avenue would yet be the principal Dusinessinoruugu- - - .... .1 V fare of the city. Lunch baskets at Fancy Bazaar. Charity Begins at Home rrrMimn'i Journal. St Louis. I The Colored papers have spent the last two years in suggesting and urging Colored men for orhce. JNot one oi mee pew nas come from the field of journalism. We had better call a halt. Lets blow our own horn awhile. The maioritv of our great Colored men neyer cive a cent towards colored Jourmi AV!1. aa ax Kim V rt.. Ii ans m. xney miu. mcj ic w nntrht to have all the Colored papers for nothing. It's about time to teach them a lesson. Let's look around the journalistic field while picking out Ministers to Haytl, Liberia. Marshals. Cabinet omcers, let us trv to see if there are not one are two posi tions that could be honorably filled by Color ed Journalists. at. Clair Hall. Mr. Robt. James, the enterprising prop rietor of SL Clair Hall seems to have made up his mind not to be outdone by any of his competitors in the show business. His street disnlav last Saturdav. reflected great credit on the projector of it, and as Mr. James is ivinc three first class snows eacn weeie. we oubt not his success. He recognizes the fact that energy and close attention to business are the two prime reauisites to success, ana acta accordingly. Success to you Bob Orange BloMoma, Mr. A. Walker and Mrs. Mary Holland ere unjted in matrimonv at the bride's resMo-- Vn in Woodlawn Avenue, last Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, Rev. Ander- ... . t a son Simmons omciatincr. Uuite a number ot friends were present, and after the ceremony was over congratulations were extended ana many wishes of long and prosperous lives were showered upon the nappy couple ny their friends. The newly married couple departed immediately for Louisville, where they are visiting relatives and friends. See our swing, only one dollar, at Fancy Bazaar. An Unwelcome T lepnone Message. During the rain storm last Sunday afternoon, lightning struck the telephone wires leading into Billy Hindle's saloon on the corner of West and North streets, and passed to the saloon and down into the cellar, mai i t. i : J K,,1K a compieie wtck oi me wires mm wies. .air. ninuie was jj room auove vue I . l -T l. j l. : a. j v... . i. . .. a, v :i: . it:ji- . 7" a Ltlc"wlla vUUv.owW during a storm. Fancy Bazaar for toys. Called to Account. Ex-County Treasurers, Sam Hanway and Jackson Landers have been called upon by the county commissioners to appear before them and explain the discrepancies in their accounts. They are each said to be several thousand dollars short in their settlements, tel1 something about it. Sancbo Psnza. "Blessings on the man," exclaimed Sancho Panza. 'who invented sleep. ' Oranted, Sancho, but is not he who restores peace to arching blows more blessed. Neuralgic and rheumatic sufferers who have obtained per manent relief from Dr. Thomas kclectnc Oil ought to and probably do think so. The medicine relieves inflammation, external and internal. For sale by Louis Eichrodt, Indi anapolis, Ind. Society Notices. There will be a special meeting of Lincoln Union Lodge. (1. U. 0. of 0. F next Wed nesday evening, for the purpose of selecting three delegates for the State Grand Lodge. All members are requested to be present. A special meeting of O. P. Morton Lodge, O. U. 0. of O. F will be held Tuesday night, for the purpose of selecting three delegates to the State Grand Lodge. By order of Joseph Johnson, N.G. Wm. Christy, R. Sec.

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Mr. C. "VV. Lewis is visiting friends in Louisville. Mrs Henry Thompson is visiting friends in St. Ixmis. Miss Sal lie Carrico has Wn very sick for 6eenil dayg t' ftr rinfl(W wa " eo. D. Knox, of Greenfield, was in tnecitj, Weinewla. Miss Kate C. Evans and Miss Anna bpaulding are in Louisville. Mrs. Prince, of St Ixuis, Mo , is visiting m the citv, we guesi 01 jits. n. uraxion. . . . . "I l a - jjjs8 parthenia Lamb is visiting friends in Louyille, Lexington and Frankfort, Ky. Mrs. James "VValden. of Anderson, spent last Sabbath in the city, visiting friends and relative? J Mrs. Sarah IvaAnor, wife of liev. J. R. Ray nor, is rapidly recovering from her re cent illness. Mrs. Andrew Christy is lying very ill at her residence, near the corner of Blake and North streets. James "Waiden, of Anderson, who has been visiting relatives in this city, left fur home Wednesday. Mr3. Lulu Wallace and Miss Hattie Francis left last Monday for the Is orthern lakes, to be cone about four weeks. w Senator Bruce and Hon. Robert Elliot are expected to be present during the meeting of tne Agricultural Association. Messrs. Samuel llobinson and Jesse Chapman leave tor xon avne 10-aay. vyo predict the speedy return of the boys Hfisa T .j4iiri IttoliAr iwi Riimmfrin tr in Ambu. Ontario. Miss Letcher will visit different parts of Canada before she return?. T - Tw-n T)lim whA v. been traveling with the Tenneseeans, has , 4.-i; .?. kn TWocu.n I H "1 I I 1 I M. 1 1-1 1 I I V Ikll LilO A LilllLL)L-Uliaa UUÜ i,nmn?n the remainder of the summer. ,,. e e n 1. i0 n : Miss Mamie Spencer of Columbus O u in the city, the guest of .Mrs. .John Martin. . . 1 .1 vi?, Miss Spencer is a teacher in tne puouc schools of Columbus. Major Scott left for Chicago last Thursday evening. The Major is a gentleman, made manv friends while here, and is wel come back at any time. Miss Susie Bradford left last last Tuesday to be gone several weeks. Miss Bradford visits the southern part of this State, and the principal cities of Ohio. Major Scott retnrned from Louisville last Monday, and. iudging from the local press of that city, he had a good time while there, The Majr left for ChicaS' Thursday eve ning. Prof. II. W. Parker ("Pedro") of Terre Ifaute.is in the city, the guest of the Hagby rviue. iiv.. VVa". CUV lew uays visinii ineiiu, mm num i Ja , St Tnftn visit hi., brother. w ,.A t,0 lonarft f Winer nvPr . inte, nur-r n the health of the citv of Indianapalis, prepared by Dr. T. N. Wat- " 1 1 f x J I son, late Health Officer. AV e regret that our space win not permit us iu pumu tue m n- i cie. IT. Taisuu is pujrsiuiau vi icwk- i nized ability and a large-hearted gentleman, He deserves the patronage of the community in his efforts to build himself up in his chosen proiession. ine aeiwier wi-mes mm vry possible su success. Prof. Hale (i. Parker, of St. Louis, the well known philologist, was a guest of the IJagby Brothers last Monday, The Profes sor is one ot hit. Louis best and most pro gressive educators, and is doing his best to

p . . .V -v . dav night. Judge Kkodee made a telling Kebring that city up to the Chicago standard '"b" v t & thatl he is helping to build up tbepopula- Pelican speech to the number ot seventeen

tion, and learn them how to count. We hope he may go on with his doubly good work until he finds his adopted city side by side with Chicago or Indianapolis. Go to Louis Eichrodts for Mrs. Freeman's New National Dyes. For brightness and durability of color are unequaled. Color from 2 to 5 pound. Price, 15 cents. FIRESIDE PRESS TALK. The Athens (Georgia) Blade speaks of tie Colored women. We wonder if they female have any "Jawgy. male Colored women down in Simon, surnamed Peter Smith, has became associate editor oi tne x eopie a aqvocate. It is not specified whether he came straightway out of Gallilee or not. An editorial article in the North Caro lina Republican of last issue announces com pletion of the first volume of that paper. The title page of same issue says vol. 2. no 3. This looks like a "descrepency. "Jim Dudley' of the Athens (Georgia) Blade, went to Atlanta recently and as usual with him got drunk, and wrote a letter, Keep on Jim you are going down hill fast: shouldn't wonder if you go to Congress after while. A Mexican gentleman, now here, says that Naval Oflicer Dumont of this city, in face, figure and complexion is a striking likeness of General Trevino. N. O. Observer. This is very important: hence we make a note of it. The National Era, the new Washington paper, appeared Deiore tne tootngnts oi iournalism. Saturday. Julv 31. in a very vreuitautcuap. xuuuw.ug . uv v. the expectant world: We will not tax the patience of our friends by many promises nor enter into a number of statements and propositions; but we shall simply do our duty to the best of our ability, and leave the paper to speak tor itseit, we will say however, tnis muca, tnai we do not propose to make this an organ of any clique or the channel of personal attacks; nor do we propose to enter inu squaouie oi . . t any kind. It shall be our aim to treat every subject with due consideration and deal justly by all. that we mav merit the good wishes and patronage of the public. We will not undertake to Please every body. Our course shall be straghtforward, witthout fear or favor, combating wrong wherever found and defending the right as we conceive it tobe right. We propose to support the nominees ot Chicago Convention with all the power we possess, we win De assistea in conaucung this lournal bv gentlemen wen known to the public, a number of whom have a na tional reputation. NORTHEAST. Mr. Carl Ward is being able to be out again. Mrs. L. E. Christy is visiting relatives in Thomas Wilson is recovered from an brain fever. Miss Mary Johnson is spending a few weeks in Shelbyville with relatives A horse belonging to Mr. Cooper was run over and by an L P. U. tram, Wednesday. It one of the brothers does not stop fre quenting Wabash, so often we will preach. B. F. Mitchell will leave for Evansville Monday, to attend the State Convention of U. B. F. Why is one of the worthy "brothering' always promenading reru avenue, whistling. itise ana explain. Mrs. Titus is recovering slowly from the injuries sustained by falling from her buggy a snort time ago. It is rumored that there is to be a wedding very soon. Do hurry it up we have not had any cake for almost a year. i nends, I greet you once more, having returned irom Hot Springs (7). I will again devote myself to the interest of the Leader. The question is asked, "Why some of the gents, who went to Louisville on the exenrtion came back eo soon?' For their sake I

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congenial with their respective healths. Mr. Georg Woods bade farewell to bach elor life, last Wednesday evening, by uniting his fortune for a life with those of Miss San ders. Mr. William Abeom has opened a grocery store at the corner of Malott Ave., and Alvord street. We wish him success and prosperity. You can buy a pure Havanna filler for 6 cents at Bell's, 62 West Market street. FREE FOR A I.E. When the "daisies" compared notes, one was found to be seventeen and a quarter and the other fifteen. Pretty close. The Chicago man has been among us. and . . . . . . .v. A many are me ieminine nearw iuai jouki admiringly upon him. Come again, Major. When W. A. B. found that llosinante and the "one-hoes shay" had been 'faked," be philosophically exclaimed, "it a a gut, Dy The Chinaman says he will give Sam the que, 11 ne uoesn 1 quu promenading the streets with his girl Samivel," look out, Jchn is a bruiser. If you want to see a feller get bilin' hot, just ask Conrad liurleigh or Horace lies ton where the M.T. omce is, orwneiner 11 nas received a permanent location. Society Notice. We have sent, or will send, to all the so cieties a bill for the publication of their an nouncement in our Society Direc tory. Some have already made settlement, but quite a number have not. All societies that desire us to continue the publication of their announcement will please eetUe at once with the Leader for the same. This will enable us to save expense by omitting from the Di rectory those societies that do not wish to he blication of their announce. ment. Inillanapollfl, Ueratnr, and Springfield Kail Koad. Through cars from Indianapolis to Hani bal. via I. D. & S. and Wabash and St. Ixhiis and Faciflc Koad, are now running, and the management 01 tue 1. v. s d., expect w run cars inroutrn 10 rvansas vuv 111 a auuri, time. The very best quality of fine-cut and plug Tobacco at eirs oz esi luaraei sireei. ADDITIONAL 00ERESR0NDEN0E. Ter re llante Sews. The babe of Mr. James Finley, died last gaturduv. Z. M. Anderson and wife of Evanaville .... -t v n t n : : , re visiting in Marshall, Illinois A. M. E. Sabbath School of this city will un an excursion to AVorthmgtonsoon. Benjamin Koberts, an aged farmer in Lost . . . . . . j j . Creek Township, died very suddenly this jars, oame r reemnii, wuu hvcu iu Linlast ton township, dud of consumption week. R. C. Grear, will correspond for the Lea der, after this week. Look out for a red hot column. A young man in this city says; ''That no man ever makes anything ny trusting him." Beware of this man. At the'meeting in the Fifth ward lastTues hundred people. Mr. Charles Williams, is now Captain of the Colored Garfield Club. There is no doubt but that Charles will take great pains. We wish the boys success. Uloomlngton Sewi. Last Wednesday night Hon. W. B. P. Treat, our candidate for Congress, and Col. C. C. Matson, Democratic candidate tor Congress, met in joint discussion. The "Treat" na a mnra tVian (Vlrtnol Afntsitn oltVinil rrVi & , ,0 couid 6tand up 'under. Mr. Trpftt t ave him bottled cider and kent on, stronger and stronger, until wind pure old French Brandy, which completely flooded the Colonel. Our quarterly meeting on &unday was largelv attended, and able sermons preached. llevsW. J. Scott, of New Albany, and Charles H, Thomas, of Spencer, presided. Tuesday, August 3, Governor Porter was here. He spoke to an immense crowd, at 1 o'clock, p. m. At night Col. Wolfe, Judge Jordon. Major Carter and Major Hill ad dressed a large and attentive crowd. The people here are alive to their interests and will do good work in October. There is little excitement but everybody seems to be in dead earnest and is working hard for the success of the Republican party Sex. O. Bortle, of Manchester, Ontario Co., N. Y., writef: I obtained immediate relief from the use of Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil. I have had Asthma for eleven years. Have been .1irro Bit iit 11 niirnt fur ten or twelve niehtsin succession. I can now sleep soundv all night on a feather bed, which i had not been able to do previous to using tne uu. X or saie uv ijouis x.iuuruui,, Aiiuiaiinuviio. Another writes: I have been troubled ith Asthma for four years: have used half a bottle of Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil, and the benefit I have received from it is so great that I would not take $100 for the balance if I could get no more." For sale by Louis Eichrodt, Indianapolis, Ind. An Iceberg Id July. 41 What shall I gire you, my lote, my own?" Said the enraptured youth to hia lady fayre; "Bauglei and bracelet! for your white arms. Or jewels to twine in jour golden hair? A ahawl from the loom or the fervid Kt, Or latina or silks from those of France? What shall 1 give yon my love, my own?" And he turned upon her his tenderest glance. And the maiden's eyes they brightly shone, With the light of Joy and of love and truth, . And her breath came quick as her ear drank in The honeyed words of this ardent youth; Bound her slender waist he had placed an arm, As he toyed with the curls on her sunny head, "What shall I give you?-' repeated he. 'Not quite so much taffy, she archly said. The Democrats no doubt gave Do La Matyr the cold shoulder, when they nominated Cass Byfield for Congress, after having car vassed the matter thoroughly we arrived at the conclusion, that had he, as nearly everybody else does, bought his groceries at Miller and lieers', lvl Indiana avenue, he wouldn't have got left. In another column will be found an adver tisement ot the grand excursion of the Gethsemane Commandery No. 9 K. T., to Spring field, Ohio, on Wednesday. August 11th. There will be an immense gathering of colored people in Springfield at this time, and the cheap rate offered affords a fine opportunity to visit one of Ohio's most beautiful cities. An eminently respectable Republican whose wife was imbued with Democratic ten dencies, managed to get around at his home in New Ilaven about 4 o'clock Friday morning in a pleasantly tion. "Where on earth havo manded the tearful wife. oblivious conui you loen ?"' de"Been cel'brating, my d'r; tid'brating. Hancock's 'lected, you know; boon cel'brating. "What have you got t do with it anyway? You are a Republican. What are you celebrating Hancock for?'' 'Sail right, m' dear, 'sail right. I'm Republican. That's all right. But you're a Democrat, m' dear, and don't know where the bar-rooms are, an' I've been cel'brating for yer. 'Sail right. You do 'smuch for me some time."

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

B OOTS AND SUOES. . W. TUTEWILEK 4V CO., 22 East WahiiiKtou Street. D UUOUISTS. W. A. A I. X. PATflSOX, Wboleiala and Retail Prupgiiti, 100 Knat Wiing. ton Si. urglcnl Iuatrnnieut specialty. - ÜBBEB G00D. ii. i:. 9IOKUISOX, Manufacturer and Dealer in Rubber Goods, 22 Went Washington 6treet. mEAS AND GROCERIES. F. M . BACIOIAX, Proprietor City Tea and Grocery Store, 49 North Illinois Street. Strictly for cash. OHIRT FACTORY. PALACE SHIRT FACTORY, And maLufoctnrrre of Campaign Shirt, Cape, Capes, etc., No. 48 Weit Washington Street, (opposite Occidental Hotel.) WHEN YOU WANT PURE AND FRESH CANDIES CHEAP -OBiVX FOR PAKHEd, KTC, GIVE A trial. He mnkes his own fcvods and warrants them, at 174 INDIANA AVENUE. J. H F. TOMPKINS, 100 Indiana Avenne, And Dealer in PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES, No Stale Goods Kept on Hand. Special attention paid to the compounding of precriptlom at all honre, day and night. Begs leave to inform (he pub lie tbat lie will tlii evening, it Ho. 30 Indiana Avenue. Open a full line of Gents' Furnishing Goods AND Ladies' Notions! Call and examine his Stock and Prices. GRAND EXCURSION TO THE CITY OF Springfield, Ohio UNDER THE DIRECTION OF Mn taEäijJo.Ul To attend the Conclave of the Grand Commandery K. T., of the State of Ohio, en Wednesday. August 11, 1SSO, BEE-LINE. Train will leave Union Depot at 11 A. M. Tickets good to return on any Regular Train of August 12th and 13tb, 1880. FARE FOR T1IK ROUND TRIP, 3.00. Ticket can be obtained at the Union Depot, where they will be on sale during the day. DO NOT MISSTHIS OPPORTUNITY Ample accommodations will be provided, and a delightful trip assured. BEMEMBEB THE DATE, Wednc sday, Aug. 11. WM. ABSALUM, J. P. JOHNSON, ANDREW HERRON, JOSEPH PRICE. CHAS. H. LANGSTON Committee. Headquarters for Complete ÜL1P11GI1 OUTFITS, EMBEACIüTGShirts, Caps, , Capos, Solts, ETC MANUFACTURED BY TUE PALACE SHIRT FACTORY 46 WEST WASHINGTON ST., (Opposite Occidental Hotel.) a Tki. r.t.hlUhment (the only one in the st.t. fnrnlBhlmt of their ow nDufcture Complete n WILL SAVE CLUBS . profit by hing r a i'A-rHn their hftndiome and appropriate aeiUU lUtvv"" D " logt

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J, I iS lJ. Notice. "We were suffering the most excruciating pain from inflammatory rheumatism. One application of Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil afforded almost instant relief, and two 50 cent bottles affected a permanent cure. O. E. Comstock. Caledonia, Minn. For sale by Louis Eicnrodt, Indianapolis, Ind. LADIES' UNION m m ASSOCIATION, Are busv maltina creDarations for the iL U IT U ST Zt. QU And continuing four days. The Association hope to be instrumental in encooraging and developing woman's skill and in securing the public recognition due to her various industries. No effort will be spared on the part ot the manage ment to provide suitable accommodation for exhibitors, and to make the department pleasant and attractive to visitors. Valuable aud new kinds of work will be gladly accepted and afforded facilities for exhibition. The Association herein sends greeting to the ladies of the täte, and urgently requests their co opeiation iu makicg a display of work, which in quantity, quality aud variety will be creditable te the lad ten of Indiana. MRS. J.'.BAYNOB, President. MBS. J. WASHINGTON, Vice Pres't. MBS. MAGGIE E- HILL. Gen. Sapt. MI88 WOB A Ii. McQElC, Secretary. MBS. J. SANDERS, Assist. Sec'y. The books will be opened ten days before the Fair begins for entries. For particulars, address NORA L. McGEE BALL'S BLOSS, 82 1-2 E. Wash'n St. (THIRD FLOOR) Indianapolis. Ind. DEALERS IS IMPORTED WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS. COOL BEER ON DRAUGHT 17o 65 North Illinois St. TRUNK MANUFACTURER 52 W. Washington St., Bates Hotel, INDIANAPOLIS. Largest tod best Mtortment of Trailing Bagi, Trankt, English 8ole-latber Trank, Valine. Oarpet Bag, Ladies Dreaa Trunks, Trarsling Trunks, Etc. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.

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J P. &V.W. WEAVER, Undertakers and Furnishers. 33 N. Illinois St., Y. M C. A. B'ld'g,

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where we have a full line of Hacks and Lirerv. A competent attendant at both Offices day and night.

W. H. POTTER, Photograph e r , Cor. Washington and Illinois Sts., 10 Claypool Block, INDIANAPOLIS, 1X0. J. P. MAUER & SON, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, Produce, Flour and Feed, WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, Corner Blake and Elizabeth Streets. JFJEbttJD BALZ, Dealer in all kinds of FESH AND SALT MEATS. i st and Ind. Ave. Meat Market :iOO North West Ht., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. WADE & JAMES, CHOICE CIGARS, AND Best Brands of Chewing Tobacco, 171 INDIANA AYENTK. Fine MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT The Best and Cheapest place in this City U feuy Milliner Goods of every description, at 52 NORTH ILLINOIS STBEET. J C. HEEETH & CO., SHIETS Sc IDRAWEBS MADE TO ORDER No. 37 W MARKET Street, Indianapolis COBB & DRANHAM, Wholesale and Detail Dealers in all kinds of COAL and COKE PRINCIPAL OFFICE, South-west Corner Delaware and Market Streets, Baldwin's Block. COAL YARDS, No. 140 South Alabama Street, and 294 Christian Are me.