Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1876 — Page 4

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY NEWS: SATURDAY-EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1876.

IffH SFLEIDD) 1SS0ETIEJTJ OF New FALX GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTIENT.

All Um NSW DRESS flOODS, including French Dameeae, Are* bacquce. Brocades Caehmam. etc., in nil the new dt&lgm sad aliadis, AT BOTTOM PiUCES. Aim, FALL MILLINERY.

MP^Po lUwely everjUilnn nww mmI ehtiiali the maeeu efforde la Ladies' Hats, Bonnets. Feathers, Ribbons, Novelties, Cm New be Seen In this Department m. CAIX,X ADEB9, and look over the Fall htjriee. Mr OUR MONTHLY for October U out. Send for specimen copy, tree.

L. S. AYRES & CO.. UrjtZJLMA.FOI.ia, IMDIAMJL, JOUBHAL JOB BOOHS, {IMUMMpolta Jramrt Oo. PRINTING, BINDING AM9 STEREOTYPING ESTABUSHMEW. arsw rhta.ih. STATIONERY STORE, WITH A WI± BOPPLT OF BLANK BOOKS, LEGAL BUNKS, Inks, Robber Rands, Pens and all other Goods nsaally found in Stationery £o* tablishnaenta. Mr£HT£LOP£S-All Sizes. FOR SALK BY Indianapolis Journal Company. A CLASSICAL SCHOOL Will be opened In Indianapolis, on MONDAY, September 25th, In the old building of the M. W. C. KTalv^fwiey. It will be a thorough PREPARATORY SCHOOL for the leading Eastern College. The undendgned refen to PreddentC. w Bllot and Dean and Chas. F. Dunbar, of Banr&rd Univenity, and Meaua. C. C Hines, E. Shar-e and A. E. Fletcher,. Indianapolis. For further Information, addrem the Principal, T. L. SEW ALL, BHV North Meridian street, Indianapolis. uh at

BOUT RRUbNEXH. TAPESTRY BBENNELS, TUBE E-PE YS, TWO-PLYS, COTTON CHAINS, HEMP, RAGS, Etc— Etc. VFe are receiving m large gteeK of HSW CAKPKra >■ ell grade*, Inclatt. taiw tnmwj Prirate Hatterna, made private ta na for ibis market. MT We thall take pleasure in showing our goods. Adams, Mansur & Co., dtr AND 40 8. MERIDIAN 8T.

THE DAJLY NEWS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1876.

«JITY IN Jfi WfS. A V H. Barometer.. .^0,1771 Thermometer...67°. The office ei The Bvenmg News haa been removed from Na 66 North Pennsylvania street to Na 82 East Market street, Journal building.

Six drunks to day before the mayor. Monday begins the Jewish new year. Mrs. Emma Maks wants a divorce from Fred. No marriage licenses issued this forenoon. The bolice and fire departments were paid to-day. A call is out for Johnny Pearson to lecture upon ballooning. 8o far this week, 41 deaths have been reported to the board oi health. 81. Harvey to-day occupied the desk in Judge Blair a room, filled by the late Bart Hibtoen. Billy Rice, baggage smasher on the I., B. and W., leaves early next week for the centennial. In the case of Bert Hibben, Dr. I. 0. Walker makes the return o! death from causes unknown. The street commissioner’s pay roll this week shows 1841.64 for street work, and $346.68 for levee. The attendance on ’change to-day was quite limited and the business transactions not very spirited. In making a return to the board of health a city physician pots it “parreiacis” as the cause of death.

The Sabbath afternoon temperance meeting on the Booth Side will be held at Olive Branch churcft to-morrow.

Malbttm Hagan la on trial to-day in t^o criminal court, charged with stealing $i5 worth of stuff from Charles J. Shearer. Prof. Oox, State geologist, is home again from the centennial, having also attended the acientific gathering at Buffalo. James T. Dodson, of Whites town, has filed bis voluntary petition in bankruptcy, which baa been referred to Regisfbr Ray. The Hogeland one stave barrel mill at Louisville, Ky., is a success, being in full operation with a capacity of 1,000 barrels per day. LanraJSloaa, Jennie Morris, John Carson andJoba Ward, “long,” and therefore fictitious names, fell to-day under the ill-fame lew. The stock of provisions in store at this point September 15 was: Clear rib sides, 2,259,185; d. s. shoulders, 050,000; tieroes lard, kettle, 990. To-day Judge Blair divorced Emma' L. Hatton from Thomas 0.. and Ella King from Charles F. Abandonment and failure to provide were the grievances. The street organ grinders have received a new addition to their number, who in his appeal to the public announces, “I was blown op in an explosion,” etc. Pawn brokers and second-hand furnishing boosts are doing a large business with a class of cnstomers who ordinarily have no dealings with snch establishments. The Pan Handle mail train due here at 6:06 this morning was three hours late in arriving, and the Vandaiia accordingly ran a special through to 8t Louis, leaving

at 9:15.

James O’Connell snes Edwin Mallailey for $2,500 damages, consequent upon athraahing which the defendant administered to the plaintiff on the 1st of the present month. A drove of infuriated cattle, while enroots for the yards, became unmanageable thismomiug on West South street, and for a time kept np a lively rompaa along that thoroughfare. ' The democracy have a disposition to know whether Elisha Howland, their candidate for state senator, will vote for TUden or Peter Cooper. 8o far, Mr. Howland dodges the issue. This forenoon about 11 o’clock, corner Pennsylvania and Seventh streets, Chas. P. Jacobs and Miss Qillett were thrown from their buggy by a runaway but were not seriously injured. The police are casting about for their winter overcoats, and some of them are showing an admirable independence in making their purchases where they choose and at theirown figures. If tbs democratic street parade to-night la not an imposing affair, it will be no fault of the faithful, who are putting forth every effort to excel the republican demonstration of last Saturday night The Harmonic society opens the season next Monday evening at Roberts Park church, with W. H. Clarke in charge of the baton. The study for the season will be Mendelssohn’s oratorio of St. Paul. J. H. Dickson, of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, writes to John A. Pearson, asking for a number of horses, to be used by the department of Pennsylvania daring the soldiers’ reanion in this city next week. Some months ago Ann Turner was found guilty in the special term of the superior court for keeping a bouse of 111 fame, and she appealed to the general term. Judge Perkins has acquitted her. William McKay, arrested yesterday for stealing Dr. Kaiser’s medicine chest, today went to the grand jury. Some have confounded this thief with McKay, the saioonatic, and the saloonatic therefore

howls.

Last-evening Tom Payton, a street car driver on North Illinois street, was arrested for faat driving, and to-day his examination was con tinned nntU Tuesday next. The arrest of a street railway man for driving too fast is rather odd. Bat nine building permits were irnatd during the past week, involving a total of $4,272. The principal items were Hartman <fc Drier’s carriage shop, on South street, $1,750, and George W. Butler’s residence ou College avenue, $1,600. The Samuel 0. Vance whose contribution in favor of reform was published so prominently by the Sentinel yesterday, was convicted by the criminal court last year of keeping a gaming house, and was fined $275 and costs. He knows how it is

himself.

To day, before mayor, George Dillon pleaded guilty to hurling a bowlder into the window of Mra. Mattie Aloes, on Walnut street, and was fined under the malicious treepats act. He was then taken before Esq. Catterson on a surety of the peace, complaint preferred by Mrs. George

Dillon.

McEvoy’s Hibernioon, or “Ireland in America,’’ commences a season in Masonic Hall Friday evening next. Dan Morris, Mias Josie Harris, John Henshaw, Tom Haves, Miss Rosa Harding, Miss Norah O’Brien, William Emery and James A. McEvoy are members of the combination, and the entertainment is advertised as different from former years. The principal feature about the court house to-day wss in Blair’s room, superior

court, the Central Plank Road company suing Jacob Traub for uncollected toll. The defense sets np that under an agreement with the board of county commissioners the plaintiff agreed to remove the toll gat« beyond the lands of defendant, and therefore the company is«not entitled

to toll.

The connty commissioners have settled down to the discussion of the court house tower clock question. Fred. Herron bids to furnish clocks at $2,250 and $3 250; tbe Seth Thomas clock company will furnish tbe clock now in use in the centennial boilding, Philadelphia, for $5,000, and one next in size for $4,500; the Howard company will furnish the clock now on exhibition at Bingham’s for $4 000, and one a size smaller and not so elaborate in finish lor $3,500. Attempted Rape. Last evening Andrew McClure, of the twelfth ward, was arrested upon a complaint filed by John Maiden, 22 Willard street, charging him with attempted rape upon hie daughter Ida, a child less than six years of sge. The girl was decoyed into an alley, and is said to have been saved by the timely appearance of Patrick McDonald and Mary Campbell, who were attracted by the victim’s screams. The mayor to day postponed examination until Monday, to await the appaarance of 'witnesses.

Bert Hibben. Last evening the deputies in the county clerk’s office bald a.formal saasion and passed resolutions in memoriam oi their late associate, Ethel bar t C. Hibben. The TiMen guards also did the same, and copies of these resolutions were to-day formally presented to the family of the deceased. It was intended to ship the remains to Rushville for interment at 10 O’clock a. m. to day, but a postponement set tbe boor fear this afternoon—services first being held at his late reside nee, on North West street.

Ilfise Hall ilote*. Two games w«re played in the base halt tobjriiSnrent yenteiday afternoon; the Cut between the ‘ Feather WeighU,” of Danville, and the “Stan,’* this city; and the seeond between the Pendletons, of Pendie ion, and tbe Eagles, of Indianapolis. The first game was a walk away for the “Siam,” and alter the third Inning tbe nine worked to kwep down the score— “Chicagoing” the ‘ Feather Weights, ’ and going out themselves whenever it was possible. Result, 18 to 4 In their bout with the Eagles the Peudle ons played with vigor, and won by 13 to 9. This afternoon tbeEaghs vs. the Center Stars, and the Indianapolis vs the Capital Citys, were upon the bulletin board and lively games are anticipated. The St. Louis Browns will play the Indianapolis nine Thursday next, on the South street grounds. iBy telegraph.] , Philadelphia, September 15.-Base ball: 12 8456789 Athletics .......0 00000000—0 Loulsvilles 2 00000100—S Runs earned—None. Boerojt, September 15.—Base ball: 12845578*Chicag- s... 0 2201101 2—9 Bostons 0 01200000—8 Runs earned- Chieagos 1, Bostons 2. HAETroBD, September 15 —Base ball— 128456789 Hartfords, 10001000 0—2 St. Louir 00001002 4—6 Runs earned—Hartfords 2, St Louis 3. Total base hits—Hartfords 6, St Louis 16. Naw York, September 15.—Base ball— 123556789 Cincinnati* 000000010-1 Mutuals 1001U0000 -2 Runs earned, none. Erik, Pa,, September 15.—The Erie Browns and the Alleghanys played their second game to-day: 123456789 Eriea. 00071800 0—11 Alleghany* 2 84002 2 0C-13 Ttiat Vandaiia Order. The correspondent of The News who charged the Vandaiia road with putting a tax on business men here and discriminating against Indianapolis, thinks The News was wrong and did him injustice in saying the order applied only to grain cars that were not emptied when delivered. He cites a case in which the dealer had to pay the dollar per car before he ever received the freight bill, showing that it was not a charge for delayed cars. He also sends a copy of the order, and The News is forced to admit that he is right. The correspondent says: OTTbe veracity of your oorrespondent is called in question as to the charge made in my communication that some of the railroads were disciiminating against Indianapolis. 1 herewith hand you the order issued, and beside can show a receipt for $1 paid tor de.ivering a car of mill feed from tne T. H. A L mil read to the Bee Line, and the shipping order was given to the T. H. A I. railroad before the freight bill was presented. This thows what it will cost Indianapolis merchants whea the belt railroad is made. Taxes. The following is the order: SaPTBMBEB 5. To grain Dealers: On and after September 6, on all grain, bran and mill stuff for Indianapolis consignees not sent to elevator ’ B,” there will be a charge made of one dollar per car for delivery, in addition to the (•hipping chsrges collected and l>aid to other roads or partlesfar the use of their track when the car I* taken to any prlva.e switch, warehouse or elevator other than elevator "B.’s This charge will be co’Jected In the usual way by tickets, consignee being required to leave a ticket with the switching order at the office of the yard master. Yours truly, H. P. Wktskll, Agent. The democracy make a grand rally tonight in honor of Senator Doolittle, of Wisconsin, and tbe republicans ditto for Carl Schnrz. The streets will be thronged.

IIAYE8 AND HARRISON CAVALRY. All members of the Hayes and Harrison Cavalry, and all those who wish to join the same, will meet at sharp 7 p. m., on Circle street, at Journal building to take part in tbe parade. Uniforms can be procured at Lelewer’s, 14 West Washington street Thos. H. Bltlkr, Captain commanding. The Crown Hill car will run every half hour, commencing Sunday afternoon, and regnlar trips will be made throughout the week hereaftir. * I

LOCAL. IT IS MS.

Bird cages at reduced prices, at the Cariosity Shop, 34 W. Washington st us 0

Mkh’s pants, from 81 to $8, at 38 West Washington. ns t

PURE GROUND AND WHOLE Spices A. SPECIALTY AT THE CHINA TEA STORES. WT| x -XP EP Jt jL • JxJL* Jlwi JtLiFrLk' NEW BOOKS. GKO. KLI0TS NKW 8T0BY, DANIEL DER0NDA,

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Bowen, Stewart * Co. WHEN Yah want gAosI CiOARS and TOBACCOS, go to JOBTY T. WOODWARD, No. 15 North IUIuaU ntrwei.

Holman’s Ape and Lim The only cure and preventive of malaria in ail its loans. Fevers and Agnes. Liver complaints, Bilious Dixrdere, Jaundi^, Dyspepsia, Headache, Neuralgia. Rhev:

BUY YOTJSL Flour and Feed Of HITCHCOCK A SCH AUB, 147 North Detownre street. ue a

Cora i. necklaces a id black Jewelry at the Dol-

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I’anatelis,

Yam,

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Man Itia, Cigars.

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Prtneipe, etc.

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Blatk, school and traveling baskets, satchels and drinking-cups, at Cba«, Mayer A Co.’s

Jcst received, a splendid new stock of boots and shoea. Three goods have been specially ordered and made to suit the wauls of my trade, and will extend my reputation of keeping the “best goods.” Prices reduced, 21 North Pennsylvania street. C. FanrocRX. unt ^ La Mrs and brackets at the 8 >tore. ns 9

Takx your pro.criptions to Qarter A Fletcher, 800 Massachusetts avenue. Pare drugs, care, and reasonable prices. a an

Traksparekciks, hags, lanterns, badges, and Shaler’s Flash Torches at Chas. Mayer A Co> 0 Coral and rubber jewelry, at Chas. Mayer A Co.’s

Evxby hour that you neglect a cough or cold you are inviting consumption to take np its abode with yon. Dr. Morris’s Syrup ol Tar will remove all these. Sold by Browning A Sloan. ns IT Fall and winter hats and cape In endless quantities and very cheap can be found at Isaac Davis’s brand Hotel Hat Store. Go and see his styles and price* before purchasing elsewhere.

Rims jibes tbe excursion to Crawfordsville next Sunday, 17:h. Fare for the round tr.p, 8L Train starts at 8:45, prompt. uh tf

DisHxsand glassware very low, at the Curiosity Shop. us • • No matter what the weather is you can always get soaps, prescriptions, p*int», combs, brushes, japans, sponges, vinegar, powder, etc., at bot offi prices from Browning A Sloan, us f

MJELIOJOVS NOTICMB. /YH&IhllAN CHAPBL-COBNBR OF DELAV; ware and Ohio streets. EderW. F. Black will preach at 16:31) a. m. to-morrow. Also; in the evening at 7:36.

TTUbHTH (1NDIANOLA) PRKSBYiERIAN Jjj church-There will be Sabbath school at usual hour to-morrow, and preaching in the evening by Rev. E. L. Williams

QUTLBB CHRISTIAN CHURCH—FLSTC8J3 er avenue, near Cedar street Sunday school at 9 a. m. Elder A. F. Grant will preach in tbe morning. No evening service.

CJT. JAMRb CHAPEL-ON THE COBNKB OF O West and West Walnut streets, Rev. J. R. BickneU ip charge. Morning servloes, 10:30; evening services at 7:45: Sunday school, 2:30 p. m.

QACOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-COR-O ner of Pennsylvania and Vermont streets. Rev. Frances L. Patton, IV D , of Chicago, will preach; at tbe usual hours to-morrow. Sunday school at 2:15 p. m. t

Tiff AY FLOWER OO N G R EG A i’IO N A L 1V1 Church - South tide 8t Clair, near East sueet. Bev. N. A. Hyde, pastor, Services to-morrew at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 2 p. m.

TAOCKTH PIUSEYTEBIAN CHURCH — I? Pratt, west of Pennsylvania street. Rev. M. B. Mason, pastor, will preach at 10:30 a m. and 7:46 p m. Sabbath school at2p. ml S.ats free. Ail are cordially invited.

TXTKbT END MlSSIOf) CH U BCH—SU NO A Y TV school at 9 o’clock a. M- PreAchlng at 10:86 o’clock by Bev Edgar L. William*, pastor. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:45 o’clock. All are earnestly Invited,

TbOBEHIH PARK M. K. CHURCH - THB LV Rev. G. De La Matyr, D. D.. pastor. Preaching in the morning by the poster. Subject. “An old sinner’s warning to the young.” In the evening a sermon by Dr F. C. Holliday.

r\LlVE BRANCH CHRISTIAN CHURCHSouth Meridian street between Merrill and McCarty. S. J. Tomlinson, pwtor. Horvtoe* to-morrow at 10 30 a m. and 7;*0 p. m subject for morning, “Tue depth of the wisdom of

ERlRtoT PKEeBYTitaiAN CHUitCH—-OUTH E west cor. q( Pennsylvania and New York sts. No service to-morrow. Sunday school at 2:80 p. m. Young p -oples’ prayer meeting on Monday evening and church prayer meeting on Thursday evening.

/THJtlbT CHURCH —ON THE OiRCLK V; The rector. Bev. E. A. Bradley, hopes to welcome all his friends to morrow. Morning serv ce, 10:80 a. m. Subject, “Witnesses.” Sunday school and Bible class at 2*30 p. m, . Evening service at 7 80.

TT NITED PRESBYTERIAN CHUROH-COR-U ner of Msssachusetts avenue and East street. Rev. J. D. Sands, purer. Preaching to-morrow at 10:30 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Subject tor morning. Freedom, what it is and whose It is.” Sabbath school at 2:80 p. m. I

■\i*W CHURCH CHAPAL (RWEDfiNBoR 1” glan.) — No. 833 North Alabama street. Rev Willard H. Hinklev, pastor. Sabbath school at 9:15 a. m. Morning and evening services at the usual hours. Subject for evening disconise, “MelehUedeek."

rpHIKI) PKEHBVTKR:AN CHURCH-COR-X ner Illinois and Ohio streets. Rev. Dr. Heckman will preach to morrow morning and evening. Communion in the morning. Preparatory services this, Saturday, evening at 7 :8a Sabbath school to-morrow as usual

ft RACE M. E. CHURCH. ON MARKET, CORVjner of N.East street, 8. Tlncher.D.D. pastor. Preaching at 10:30 a. m and 7:30 p. m. Subject in the morning, “What God baa ordained.” At night, “Family of Ch ist." Sabbath school at 2 p. m. The last sabbath of the conference year.

TTIFTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ON TH* r comer of Michigan and Blackford streets. Rev. J. R. Mitchell, paator. 10:30 a. m., sermon. subject, “7 he ministry of angels;’’ 7:30 p m., Rev. Edgar L. Williams wilipreacb. Seats free. Ushers always in attendance. Sunday school at 2 p. m. . t

ERIDIAN STREET M. E. CHURCH —COR. iyj of New York and Meridian streets. Rer.G. D. Watson, D. D. pastor. Preaching at 10:80 a m and at 7:46 p. m. by the pastor. Morning subject, -‘The nec slty of Christ’s Reign.” Evening, “'The greatness of a small deed.” Sabbath school at 2 o’clock.

FTIRINITY M. E. CHURCH-OORNER OF * North and Alabama streets. Bev. J. H. Baylias, D D. pa* tor. Dr. Bayllss will preach tomorrow morning and evening. Morning subject, “Bletsed are your eves, forthey aee, and your eon for they hear.’’ Evening subject, •‘Panting after God." Sunday school at 2 p m. The public la invited. Beads free.

Cl A LEM CHAPEL-CORNER ILLINOIS AND O Fifth streets. W.TMsaon, paator. Inthe morning at 10:30 Prof. John 0. Hopkins, of the N. W. C. University, will preach In the evening at 7:30 Dr. Kyland T. Brown. Sunday school at 9 in the morning, and Sunday school under the management of the ladies of tbe church at half past 8 in the evening. All are invited. 1

V M. C. A. SUNDAY SERVICES WILL BE X • held under the auspioes of the Y.M. C. A. *a follows; 9 s. m.—At the station house and jail: 2 p. m—Sunday school at the Y. M. C. A. rooms; 3:16 p. m.—Workers prayer meeting at suae place; 4 p. m.—Old cemetery, H<*p:t*l, Female Reformatory, Orphans’ Home, Home of the Friendless, Surgical institute and Blake’s Wroda; 5 p. m.—Yellow bridge. Poor Farm and Military park; 7 p. m.—Franklin insurance building; 8 p. m —Association chapel.

Think for Yourself.

get little sympathy. Tbe unfailing remedy, which is yearly restoring thousands, is DaCosta’s Radical Cure, sold by WARD BROS., 190Fret ft syne avenue. BSAWHMCIA Ml*AM, Ctem’l Ag’tS. A 28e bottle will convince yon of its merits. Don’t delay another hoar after reading this, but go and get a bottle, and your relief la as certain as you live. Will you do it, or will you continue to suffer? Think for yourself I Professor Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup la pertrctiy safe and extremely palatable. Ko physic required. Try it. uvs tu th*

Job Lot OH* DRESS GOODS AT HALF PRICE. — I | Oft Pieros Black Cashmere (all wool), 7,5 ■ ^ W and 80 cents. 1 ft ft Piece* Black Cashmere (extra width), • W 90c and 81. 300 S£!! , S“ k A ^*“ ( ‘ i» | »’« * a* |gQ Pieoes Mohair ^Alpaca (superior Onishj, Oftft Piero* Colored CASETMKRKS (latest w shades), at 45o; worth 65c. f 15O FJLLL • crriNG3 at 7 eta; worth 200 Pi ^^ nc 3 rrtel<1Saltll> * l * tl6 <^; Oftft Pieces Tycoon Reps (handsome deOVJKJ rignshja 12* and be; worth 20 arid It will pay you well to visit our house daily, as we are j constantly receiving crOIB LOTS from our CHICAGO HOUSE, which we offer at half-price. Chicftgo Store, BITET & PARDRIDttE, 84 [asi mmmi si INDIANAPOLIS. I

Win address Ills German fellow-citizens at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC Situntey Evening, Sept. 16.

BEPUBUCAlJIEEm Hon. BFNJ- H. BRIf MMI A JttUQU Amo _ win speak at tfeel Moaday evening, tiopteml 18th. u!*

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gTATE OF IHD1ANA, HAKIOIf COOSIn the Suparior Court of Marlon county. In the State of Indiana. October Term, 1&76. No. 15,804. Divorce. Mary J. Atwell vs. Robert Atwell. j Be it known, that on the 15th dav of September, 1876 the above named plaintiff, by her attorney, filed In tbe since of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Marion county, in the fitate of Indiana, her complaint against the above

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of said cause on the second day of the iterm of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court House, in the city of Indianapolis, on

the first Monday in November, 1876, said loom' plaint, and the matters anil things tneretn contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in nis absence. . AUSTIN H. BROWN. Clark. John Denton, Attorney for plaintiff; ufol-B Republican County Ticket. • . S gK NATO IS, Abel D. Straight, Addison C. Harris.

WQHam H. Craft John E. McGaughet, JustusC. Ajdams, Stanton J. PeelTe. ; •HUirr, John T. Preasiy. TBRSSrRKS, Samuel Hanway. EZCORDXB, Calvin F. DamelL , JUDGES or SUPKBIOa COURT, 1 Byron £. Elliott, Daniel Howe, i PROSECUTING ATTORNEY CRIMINAL COURT, James E. Heller. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, - First District—Jacob Rubnah. Second District—Allison C. Remy. i Third Dlatrict—William Wo man. ■' CORONER William H. Wishard. <■ COUNTY SURVEYOR, Harvey B Fatout. i

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See This GREAT REDUCTION IN’ ttiM Bates •* * "VIA. Fan MIC & PeHfllmia Bile, IN EFFECT S£PT« 15, 1876.

INDIANAPOLIS to PHILADELPHIA and return-Tickets good to tot. Kth, with privilege of ttopping

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IKDTANAPOLIS to NEW YORK and

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$24. $25.

■w For further particulars as to departure of trains, etc , etc., asoadvortiaemaat la this paper.

J. BURGESS BROWN,

Paiaerger Agent. Indiauapolis.

W. L. O BRIEN,

. General Passenger Agent, Columbus.

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Carpets Wall Papers. NEW GOOES just reThe Iteest line of Carpet* in the market; all new patterns. Come and see them before purchasing elsewhere* FUCHS that will suit the times. Now Is the time to get a goad Carpet fbr little money. albeitF gall, lOl Koufit Wet Mill nir ton. RAILROAD ELECTION. The qualified voters of CKBTES Township In tbe oonntT of Marion, and State of Indiana, are hereby notified that pursuant to the petition of John Cobum, Christopher Beckman and 25 others, freehold or* of said township, and th* order of the Board of Connty Oommissione-s of ■aid connty upon nid petition, the polls of said townshlpwilFbe opened on the IMth day of Oe-

townahlp taking "stock in the construction of Tie Matapolis mi Sullivan Coal R. E; being the road named in snob petition, to the amount ef one hundred thousand (8100,009) dollars. In witners whereof I hereunto attach my hand and the seal of the Board of County Commis-’ aloners, this 6th day of September,1876. ftaAL.] WM. K. ^PROULH, a * Auditor of Marion CountyTo Architects, BUILDERS, MASONS, Cameaters aai (Mi Aknt to Bui We are putting np the moat improved machinery for cutting and dressing all kinds o :3tone Work, and can make it greatly to their interest to see na before oontcaotiag with other parties Estimates given lor every description of cat stone work. Yard and MAIL oo»ier St. Clair street and Lafayette R. R. track. For Sale

it l»ft the shop, and can be purchased at A GREAT BARGAIN. B’LTXjXj dc oo.. tt * 82 E. Georgia street, Indianapolis.

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BA.TEB BLOCK, OPP. P. O. This old reliable school, which baa bean before the public for nearly twenty years, offer* unsurpassed facilities for obtaining a Practical Butins** tdocation. Finest Penman in the Pulled State* is employed in this College. The INSTRUCTORS ere business men and bookkeepers of msny years’ experience. Actuti bntineM! a specialty. T BLEGB AFHf MG la taught by an operator of eighteen years’ experience. Day “d Evening Beationa throughout the year. Tfefe Tricgjrapb (n«iltat« is cornered with tbe Atlantic and Pacific Telegrapb Oo., which requires all the eperatots we can fnnriFh them. Th* only Dunam C Jlep* is JndUaa hiring the right to urn tte renowne* Bryant A Stratton count qf Book-keeping thy tthich method nine tenth* of the book* fadto coi&ni are

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