Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 August 1877 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY NEWS: WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1, 1877.

NEf YOBK STORE. July 24. July 24

CONTINUATION

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Of the Season, Previous to Stock-Taking. EXTRtORDLffAKY BARGAINS In All Our Departments. FetOs, Bitlsoi & Co. NEW YOBK ST0B.R INDIANAPOLIS Saiispfiail «• BAST MARKET RTRBET. DeroiiU June 1.1877 8404,108 98 oarpina Fund — — 8.W8 U of AoooanU Jan* 1, 1877 9,121

W. Ni JACKSON. PrMidont.

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40HN W. RAY, TreMuror.

TRUNKS.

BOGERT,»t24 W. ro»Dcc» a h«av

n»B»« itoek

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at 24 W. Wasbinrton *tre#t, ana»y redaotion to close oat his im•f Trunks, TaliMS, ste. Set him.

Great Barpias IN LINEN SUITS, PARASOLS, . ’ FANS, And All Kinds of SUMMER G30DS TO CLOSE. Our entire itoek throughout h marked ut • price* te auit the hard times. CALL AND 8KB OUR BARGAINS. He People’s Store, SS B. WASHINGTON ST. JL P. SAWDERS & CO.

TH E D A LL Y N KW8 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1877. CJAvr* ivi£ Wag*

* . .. ... n 1 - W«atb«r Kitport.

Iudiauapolib. Auircit 1.7 a. a.

.......«« 78 N light rain

77 8 fair 0 75 N fair

larenport, Iowa......... 72 N fair lenrer, Col 55 8 clear Oort Gibnon.....—. 80 SE clear lenUon, Tex 81 S clear ndianapolit. Ini.. 74 fair irownsrille 78 K clear [eokuk. Iowa 78 NK clear ackaboro.. 79 S clear ,aCro«M. Wi*--. 78 S fair .earenworth, Kan 74 S cloudr

Mouliville, Ky 75 NE smoky

ilemphig. Tenn.... f*ic

?a*hville. Tenn..

Blslit laulnjr* itwtvrceit tbe Bluca nutl Utmiona—Tie, t t.ach. Tha B tiasand Bo*.»on* played only ei^ht inaingi jtBterday afternon, and lh» BlatB bed the gnine until Qi.eat kit bii oead ana Flint overthrew to third in the seven h innirg B ith e.rors cost a run and tied the score. I r.or to tb>a, in the fifth inuing. Wariifr. who had on hm pianns clothts. made first on a grounder to th rJ too hot fur a flesh hand to hold. Itwas a stin^r Second and third were m*de by repid and judicious base running, aider by poor throwing by the ca'cher. aud the home plat# wes crossed on Cuthbert s lv\v fly ovt-r third. In the sevento, after Nolan bad been fielded out at iihs’. by short (a spicy hit ard sf 1 spicier throw). Fiiut pasted one ov r third, and went to second on Warner s safe one m same direction. While Cuthbart was at the bat Warner played off first -in a tantalizing style until tbe pitcher fielded to cut hitn off. When the ball started Werner broke for second, ami Fiiut for third, and the two dodged between the bases, tbe ball flying bttec and forth, nntil a mot*, by third saved their bacon and gave them ti e coveted positions. Better base rnnning is afidum seen. Oathbert landed heavily upon a grounder which struck Morrell in in? breast and glanced ofl toward the amphitheater, and wbiio Morrell was runniug for the ball Cathbert took second and Flint and M-Sorley .scored. It is indefinite to say tbe audisare cheered—it bowled, and stsmoed, and tossed hats, and even the ladies—God b ess ’em—patted pretty heels on tbe floor and flashed aloft breezy handkerchiefs and gli'terirg bracelets After reaching second ( nthbert dodged behind short in a provoking manner, ana when, in his eagerness, the catcher dropped a ball at bis feet, the second’s delay found Cathbert on third McSorley stiffened up under tbe exhilerating atmosphere, and sent a daisy cutter toward center which added another run. The score now stood 4 to 0, and when tbe Bostons came filing in there was trouble in the air. Shafer led off with a base hit; Brown sent tbe bail ballooning over left field, filling second and thiid, and Wright tallied Sbaler (Brown going to third) and took first, while McSorley threw home a hot grounder past pitcher. Leonard's sky escape betw een center and right scored Brown, Wright clutching third, and the last named came home on O Konrke’s slow bennder to Quest—he getting confused, and fielding O Rourke out at first inst-ad of throwing to Flint Leonard had worked around to third, and while Sutton faced Nolan he was caught off base avd would have been run down save for Flint’s outrageous throw to Warner. Instead, he tallied, tieing the score. The eighth inning was played, drawing blanks, and game was called to e'nable the Boatons to leave on tbe 6 p. m. train. Both sides were willing to draw, but the audience clamored lo play it out. It s a pify it wasn’t played out, for there will never be another such an opportunity to warm the Bcstot s. The visitors made six^errors, the home club four; the Isst named was equally divided between Nolsn/ Q :est, Houtz aud Flint. Houtz muffed a field throw by Roesp, Nolan gave a base on two called balls, and tbe others have been described. Quest, also, should be marked (or a ball which bounded between his legs. Both nines fielded well, but Warner and Mack carried off the hor o r 8, while Warner at the bat and in base running, magnificent catching, and superb throwing, showed what he can do when fco v.il 1 . The umpiring was by an amateur, and was of the amateur kind To day the Fines went to Cincinnati, and will return to morrow to meet the St. Loris Browns. Yesterday tee Cin* cinnetis beat tbeChicagos 9 to 1, and the Hartfords warmed the Alleghanys 6 to 0. Tbe St. Louis Browns were chicag ed7 to 0, at Louisville. Harry Wright yesterday afternoon showed his ability to manage not only the affairs of tbe Bostons, but of the Bines, and closed the game on the eighth inning to avoid defeat. If the management here allows such circus tricks to be pltyed it will soon be felt in tbe receipts. Many of tbe audience yesterday howled lustily over the swindle. Dreadful Mystery. Yesterday afternoon two buggies, one containing two men and the other two women, drove cut tbe river road, and when opposite the Michigan street bridga, one occupant of each vehicle exchanged seats. What did it all mean?—[Journal

scoop.

. f< fair 78 foggy

ew Orleans. Lt...—.. 8' W clear

maba,

tub

67 N foirxy 75 SE olea

Shreveport. La. St. Louia, Mo

St. Paul. Mian vu log _ Viokabonr. .. 84 clear Virginia City, Mob. T, 45 clear Yankton, D. T 65 W fair

_ cloudy

84 clear

72 NW cloudy

70 foggy

Son—. Fort Concho..... Fort Griffin Fort Sill Brarkettaville... Eagle Pa*s......... Sacramento - Winnetnuoca

. 77 clear . 70 fair

. 75 S clear

. 76 (air . 64 clear

, 76 NE clear , 83 K clear . 88 8 clear At NE clear

Boise........ - 6t SE clear Dodge City 74 R oloady San Antonio- 75 fair Bed Bluff - 68 ** clear — - The police, made 573arresia last month, The Canada thistle in Military park is no more. One hundred cars of live stock were shipped east yesterday over the Bee Line. Will E English has returned from a three months sojourn on the Atlantic

coast.

« One hundred and fifty seats for Rev. Jcseph Cook's lecture have already been

taken.

Fred. Hoover,an escape from the hospital for the insane, was brought to the station boose yesterday. County Recorder Darnell has ar-anged his r> cords so that tbe titles reads Chinese fashion from right to left. Will C. Nichols, deputy U. 8. clerk, is slowly recovering from a severe illness, occasioned by over excitement. The pay roll of the fire department for the last half of July amounts to $2 999 25. The police roll aggregated $2,127,25. Items Tbe News doesn’t want: Those calling the attention of the street commuaioner or deed animal man to mud holes or defunct dogs. . Blackford atreet A, M. E church is Scandalized by a recent knockdown episode, in which two deacons and two good sisters took part. Marfa F. Rjtainger has been appointed administratrix of tbe estate of J. B Kitfinger, deceased; bond $150,000. She was also eppnfnted guardian of Lanra F., Maria. Fletcher and Julia Ritzinger, mlnon; bond $100,000.

NEW BOOKS.

Other

en’Be*

er People’s Children, se<tnsl to IIeli’» Babiet 60

.ntilal Edith, the Child Woman 50

Cushing’* Manual, new edition 75 Code of Medical Ethics, paper 25

arso Tho

thios, paper zi

Parion’* Sea Air and Sea Bathing - W

AU tAX^icA*K r A CI.EI.A^B,

26 East Washington si.

Snyder's Curative Pads. Worn over the parts affected, absorb all malaria Iron) the system. They positively cure the worst cases ol Liver, Lung, Heart, Kidney, Hpinc, Bladder and Womb ailments. Dyspepsia. Biliousness, Costiveness. Soreness at pit of Stomach 6r Bowels, Female Weakness,Sick and Nervous Headache, Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, Restlessness, etc., may be entirely eradicated by wearing one of our Pads. Many of our best citigens can attest to their merit. The* l.ivcrand l.uuir I*a«t ft‘2. Kidney nm! Spinal Pad t.'l. W omb Paid fur Female %VeaJtne»a, $3.00.

pnee . _ . Hj Ji | 4 CO., 17 Indiana avenue, Agents for Indiana. K. F. SN V DER a CO.. Proprietors, Indianapolis, lad. Sola by Druggists.

TWIN BROTHERS’ IJil)IANAVOLI8 A r

Dr*. M. A H. BRANDON, formerly of Deoatur. Ills., are oow permantly locate*! at No. UH West Washiugten street, Iroa Block. Dr. W. H. Walter*. President of the Maoen County ^Illinois) Medical Society, closes very positive testimony m these words: "This is the first time in my medical life that 1 have ever subscribed to any paper of this kind, bat the ability as occulists and the sterling character ef Drs. M. A H. Brandon com pel me te recetcmerd them to the snfferici publi®. W. B. WALTERS. M. D."

Chegaray Institute, 15‘A» A 1549 Spruce St., Philadelphia, For Young Ladies and Misses, reopens Thursday, Sept. 20th. Board, and tuition in Latin, AWisA and Frenc\, ncramtam, « IOO. Madame D’Hervilly principal. Frenchu the language of the family. m-w-

Are best obtain

ed th roavh Inventors' / elation Pal

PATENTS

Agency. All busitew pertaining to promptly and carefully attended tc stamp lor copy of “The Inventor.’* For'urtber information, apply to C. BRADFORD, 37 and 39 Thorpe Block, Indianapolis. lad. T

unthe

ntorg' Assoon Patent

Patents

to. Send Inventor.” For lur-

Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware, ETC., ETC. I have in stock a large assortmant of the above Earned goods, together with CLOCKS and CANES, which must be closed out, if necessary, at less than cost. I mean business, and invite the public to look at my stock and prices.

HARRY CRAFT, 24 EAST WASHINGTON STREET.

SHOO Flair SCREENS, for Window* and Doors,

Made and fitted eheai

Units

!P. T. J. HART, Ceataactor and Builder

Penn. st.

Weaver Bros., UBdertalEers Have removed to No. S3 North Illinois street, Y. M. C. A, Building, where 'hey have everything pe’-taiaiag to a first-cHss Undertaking establishment. In connection with the Undertaking business they have tbe best carriages ip the city, and will attend all calls day or

L HO

Rooms 2

IDGRON

. Architect, Griffith Block.

Preftcriptionn.

J. E. DILL, 99 Indians Ave.

J. T. BOYD, M D., Surgeon and ITonioeepatkie Physician, 59 Massachusetts avenue, Indiananalis, Ind.

DR8., WANDS & SUTCLIFFE, 84 East Market street. Residence—Dr. Wands, 330 B. Vermont. Kesidenco- Dr. Sutcliffe. 350 E. McCarty.

DR. WILLIAMSON. Office and Residence—245 E. Washington st. Medicated Baths given. (f)ts m.w.P

W. S. HAYMOND, M. D., Surgeon, 25 Baldwin Block. Residence—College ave. and Tenth st. Office hours from 9 a. m. to 3 p. in.

J. A. COMPTON, M. D., Homoeopathist, 40 East Ohio street.

EMILY A. LEWIS, M. D., 190 East Market street, Homoeoathist. Electrical Baths, Medical Electricity, etc.

K. E. HAUGHTON, M D., Pbysican and Surgeon Office, 29 E. Ohio . Office hours, from 7 to 9 a. m., 12 to 2 p. m., to 8 p. m. Residence, 145 Bellefontaine st.

HENRY F. BARNES, M. D., Physician and Burgeon. Office, Rooms Nos. 10 and 11 Masonic Temple, cor. XennoRsee and Warbinyton. Office hours, 10 to 12, 2 to 4 p. m.

M. T. RUNNELS, M. D., Oculist and Aurist, Office—Oor. Circle and West Market St»,

JOHN 8. CAMPBELL, Attorney at Law, Collections promptly attended to. Room 25 Vance Bloek.

OOMINGOR & MARKER. Burgeons. Offices—107>4 South Illinois st. 76 Bast Michigan st.

DR E. J. MoGREW, Enterprise Hotel, Rooms 9. 10. Office hours—7 te 9 a. m-s 1 to 3 p. m. ( 6 te 8 ,

MRS. DR O. E MOORE, No. 408 N. 111. 8t. DImcm* of the Head, Soalp and Hair a specialty. Medicated Bath Treatment.

1 Frail

LIFE

INSURANCE CO.

OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ' Tlifi Orly Home Cdpany in tbe State. SECUBE-H CTU AI—DIHJRR Al* Its best friends are among the principal btudnets men of Indiana poll*—men who know it beet. Its funds loaned only to policy hoHera

Admitted Afcaeta...

8377,1)73.5*3

mb. A. G. Petti sy Secy: Fred.

Aocuary.

Officer*—-v. O. Lynch, Preside:

bone. Vice President: L. G. Ha. , , „ iw . Begin, Trees.; Wm. K. Harvey, Atwnary. Medical Adriaen—7, 8. Newcomer, M. D.; J.

H. Woodbarn, M. D.

General Office In Company's Building, comas Kentucky avenue and Illinois street. te T

To make every sale profit the custom* yet be satisfactory to ourselves. Small p

cash payments. Truthful representation*

about foods. The** are the aecreU.

X. C. KOTTT,

T $41 N. Illinois street.

At Least 20 PES CENT.

I*.

_ a small exverandah. flower

vases, etc. Get them at

HArGH & CO.’S Architectural Iron Works. OFFICE-24 South Pennsylvania et.

gAI. (SHl'RY, VINTON A CO. CENTRAL PAPER MILL VAKK TBI BIST XITICLI OP IN E-WSI* _ ••'The Paper upon which the Indianapolis Journal is printed is furnished by this Mill. X. uxavn. *. duxheykb FI. CARVER dr CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Ci'ysxwl ICES, No. 215 8. Illinois 8r., Indianapolis.

NOT CHEAP.

CLOTHING u not cheap at half the cost ef the cloth unless it fits and becomes you so you can wear it uuU Neat personal anpearanee and addren is worth more to a basinets man than all the cost of his clothes. FCAJf aTTBEAT, Drapersand Tailors.

PUMPS,

the Celebrated Briggs & Wells

Manufacture, Lafayette.

Larpe lot Just received for Wholesale or ReUii Trade. Special rates to well diggers.

L. H. KERSEY,

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,

92 A 94 W. Washington st.

PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,

CHESTER, PENN.,

Opens September 12th. Location healthful, grounds ample, buildiiurs com * -

Thorough instruction ’ ~

the Classic* and English. Careful supervision ot Cadet*. For cironlars, apply to Col. THEO. HYATT. President, or Hon. 0. P. MORTON.

modioo

Civil Engiuecric

' 8UI

to Col. THRO.

us.

ecring,

JAL0B METZGER «s 00.

BOTTLEItS OF

P. Lieber & Co.’s Excelsior Tafel Beer, SIS MADISON AYS. Prompt attention given to postal card orders.

COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY 2.

HARGAINS IN

“A No. 1.” The above trade mark means strictly pure goods guaranteed. Country and town dealers atadisiance may order by pest*’ or letter our job lot packages with awnrsnee not only of freshness bat of the latest decline in the market. Boasted Coffee, Pore Spices, Baking Powder. Onr Baking Fowdaris the “CLIMAX/’ which won the premium over all competiton at the State Exposition, and haa aver since led the van. A. B. GATE* A CO., T El E. MARYLAND ST. TWO THINGS WE AIM AT:

Irtit Jailing. In order to reduce our Urge stock, have placed on sale a tot of FANCY CA^SIMERES at reduced prices. t Pants, f5 60 to 37: former price. f8 to Sllfc Suit, $25 to 828; former price. 835 to 338.

A. J. GERSTNER, 171 East Washington.

kc. <>. F'ifcaiNJk*, AMERICA?! AYD FOREIGN Patent iii, Mechanical Engineer and Expert in Patent Litigation. OFFICE—Room No. 21. Martindale’s Bloek, Pennsylvania street, Indianapolis, Ind.

X&. G. lUTO «JO„ paonttrroaa oy thu Mercantile Agency, Over N*. 14 North Pennsylvania St. J Established 1841 for the promotion and protection of trade, and is the oldest and most extensive organisation for the acoommudation of Banking and Mercantile interests in th* world. Reference Books issued quarterly, vis.: January, March, July and September, and revised by weekly sheet of changes. Seventy-four Branch aad Associate Office*.

JOS PATTERN 8HOP.-Metal and Wooden Models made. Johnson dk Co., 96, 96,1U0, S. Pennsylvania street.

MPKIHG GMICKEX Nicely dressed and delivered to any part of tho city. Also, fresh Butter, Eggs and Fruits. J. E. SULLIVAN. 23 Circle.

TARPAULIN Covering, cat from ship sails, any size required, lor Hay. Wagons, Horses, Merchanaise, Proance, etc., for less than half new would cost: also, to let; 78 Nortn Delaware st XXR. XJ W JPjF, No 39 Kentucky *v., Ind. A regular graduate of medicine, has been

’ sale profit the customer and

xuaianapolts, as city papers show,

residents know. Experience insures success, and it is self-eviden t that a physician treating thousands of case* every year attains to that degree of skill so necessary in all old longstanding and ohronio eases, and which enables the Doctor to absolutely cure recent eases in a abort time. Dr. D. will be glad to see any one suffering with disease. A friendly talk and hL opinion eostg nothing. Confidential consultation free and invited. Personally or by mail. Office central, yet retired. Hour* from 9 a. m. to 8 r. m.; Sunday*. 12 to 1 p, ra. No fsee are demanded anti! a our* is effected. Patients pay for medicines only a* cure preceeds, and

edietcan be sent everywhere by mail or ex-

tern

press.

Pamphlets free.

HAPPY RELIEF To nil suffering from ehronie diseases et all kinds. Confidential consultation invited personally or by mail. New method of treatment, be* and reUnble remedies. Books and oircn~ Urs sent free in sealed eavelopet. Add res* Ho*ard Association, 419 N. 9th street. Piila* delphla. Pa.—an institution ha^ng" a high repntatrn fior honorable eon duct aud professional skill.

PHONOGRAPHY. The briefest, best, mest rapid and perfectly reliable system of modern Short Land Writing ever devised thoroughly mastered and knowledge guaranteed >n the course of ten easy lessons, under the instrnctien of Prof. T. SLBti, a practical phonographic reporter and experienced teacher of the art. Classes fer prirats tnition at tbe residence# of pnpUs, if desired. For a course of instruction 810 each: to partiee of three. 88 each; to parties of six. S5eaeh. Students, with n little practice, soon acquire the ability to report * rapidly delivered speech, nnd find it a labor-saving and thonght-pre-

HIS SUCCESS.

Dr. Von Moschzisker His now been eleven months in Indianapolis. Daring that time he has treated with great success hundreds of the uevereet cauee of CATARRH, THROAT, LUNG, CHEST Diseases, Deafness, Noises in the Head, IMPAIRED SIGHT and other OBSTINATE CHRONIC MALADIES, some of which have been pronounced incurable He has published 120 TESTIMONIALS of cures from the very best citizens of Indianapolis and vicinity. Though frequently requested to visit other cities in the State, he finds it impoesible to do so at present, as most of these who now apply for treatment come by the recommendation of PATIENTS CUBED. He would, however, URGE on all from the city and vicinity who desire to be TREATED by him to call without FURTHER DELAY at his office, Grand Hot®!, if they desire the full benefit of his per sonal attendance on their cases. THE ONLyTeNT ENTERTAINMENT

D

OF TEE SEASON.

m Mil NEW AWD OSLY Greatest Show OY EARTH, Transported by Rail upon three immense Special Excursion Trains of it* Own Solid Steel Car*, will exhibit, in all it* Overshadowing Vartne^g. at INDIANAPOLIS, on West Washington street, near the Bridge. Monday and Ti^day, Aug. 6 and 7.

PRESENTING

$500,000 Worth of New and Famous Foroign Features, including the Pre-eminently Sensational and Buperb 8:#>.{KK) STUD OF SIX EDUCATED ••’IRAKEKE*' STALLIONS, whose united acts and evolutions constitute the World’s

Arerdc Wonder.

The most memorable of Mortal Marvels, Capt, GEORGES COSTENTEMUS, A noble Albanian Greek, tattoed from heal to foot, in Chinese Tartary, aft punishment for engaging in rebellion against the King. Mii-s IL ngler’s Mngnificent SlO.Ooo Double Manege Tandem Stallion Team. BARNDM'S *25,m Biblical Behemoth. Over 100 per cent, the largest, rarest and costliest MENAGERIE ever moved. 50 50 50 50 Art Emblazoned Pictorial Cages, To which Propitious Nature adds a Iflrnagerie ol Hare Brute Babies! A Litter of Lion Cub*, a Baby Camel, and two Baby Bahboons, the only ones ever born on

this continent.

A Stupendous Tent Temple of Mechanical

Marvels, operated by a Silver Steam Engine. A Grand FIELD MUSEUM of Living Human

Prodigies,

$XOOO r*R DAT in S Klim B8, To an Arenic Assemblage without parallel. A Great Circus OF NEW AND FAMOUS FACES, Including the two super-eminent Bareback Riders of tbe Universe, CHJVH. w. fish, Tbe unchallenged barehaok single horse and trick Champion of Europe and America, aud MARTINH0 LQWANDE, the hurricane horseman dr Brazil, in hi* unapproachable double barebaek carrying act, with his son TONY, the centaur child wonder; and in bis terrific four and seven horse bare* back performances. / Each morning, about 9 o’clock, a Triumphal Golden Street Procession, Free to all, far eolipeingin magnificence and size any Lord Mayor’s dhow, and weU worth going 1U0 mile* to see. Huge Elephants in Harness, Drawing Titanin Tableau Cars and Colossal Chariots of Golden Glory; an endless vision of Animals, Art and Arenic Pomp, welt worth going 1U0 mile* to behold, and exhibiting much moreithan can be advertised. Admission. 50 cent*. Children under 9 years, ball-price. Reserved numbered Chairs, 25 eta.

extra.

Doors open at 1 and 7 p. in. Grand Animal and Arenio Ertre one hour later. For the accommodation of those desiring to avoid tbe crowds u.«ually congregated at the

say > at

Washington streets

s and te h-te,u,h,s

IKE KING, (Successor to King A Knight.) Horse-shoeing of every description on short notice, 28 Booth Delaware itreet.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNIJL ted States, lor the district of Indiana. On the loth day of J u y, 1877. Fho-nix Mutual Life Insurance Company vs. Norris Littell et al. No 5.220. It being shown to tbe eatisiaction of the Court, by affidavit this day tiled, that tho bill herein is brought to enforce an equitable lien on real property within said district, and that Norris Littell and Mirulda Littell,his wife, defendants thereto, are not inhabitants of said District, nor found therein, and do notvolun* tariiy appear thereto, and it further appearing that personal service upon said defendants is not practicable— I t is ordered that said defendants do appear and plead, answer or demur to said bill, on or before the 3d day of September. 1877; an l this order shall be published in a newspaper of general circulation, printed and published in said district, once a week for six consecutive weeks prior to the day above named. Imud biates ol America, Digtrict of ladianna, ss: I. J. D. Howland. Clerk of said Court, do hereby eerti/y that the foregoing Is » true copy of an order this day entered in said court. tv itness my band and the seal of said court at Indianapolis, in said District, this 16th day of July. 1877. It. J. D. HOWLAND, Clerk, ue s-W

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G. Rapid*. •• 7:40 pm Detroit, Eel River and Illinois Railroad.

*AST. WK.HT.

Logarsportf 7:00 pm 7:45 am[ fltSoVm^DOOpa

Denver I

A C.Cros’g! 8:07 pm 8:27 ami 6:07 pm 11:46 am C olmb aCy UtlSpra 2:26 araj 4:40 pm 9:28am Auburn Jn 1:07 am 11:43 am 3:27pm 7:40 am „ . ! SBBIVR. ] LKAVK. Duller I 2:00 am 12:20am! 2:45pm 6:55am Louisville, New Albany and Chicago.

(Vial.. B. and W.)

10:80 a. tn, I Crawfordsville, north, 17:15 p m. 9:50 a. m. | Crawfordsville, south, | 7:00 p. m. Trains marked thus. r. p„ Reolintng Chalf

Cars.

Trains marked thus, s, indicate Sleeper. Train's marked thns. I, run Sunday night, instead oi Saturday night.

7.59 p m 9:07 p ® 11;3S p m 1:09am * : «A« 7:30 a u» 10:0* a m

DRS. JONES. MITCHELL dc BRIGHAM. HOMCKOPATHISTS No. S4 £!ast r)hlo St, Mr. Joirap—7 to9a. m.,Sto6p. m.,7 toSp. m. Dr. Mircumx—9 to ll a. m., f to 8 p. m., f to fl p. m.

BUTTER, Cheese and Eggs. ARTHUR JORDAN, Clrelo Creamery, 81 East Markst st.

REMOVAL

-n.0 Boss Horse Sheer has removed from 91 8. Penn, st, ■"— 1 ^ '

opp. Pres

at store.

it. to Court st,, bet Penn, and Del.,

TF YGU WANT TO BUY FBATHBRS, A .1 good Mattress or Bedding, sail at 173 B.

FOR

Garden ‘Hose, HOSE REEL, Hydrants, Street Washers, Gil Pipes, Plumbers* Materials, Steam Brass Goods, Etc., Etc., JOHN KNIGHT, 110 & 112 S. Delaware j3t.

Office Directory. Second Floor. Wm. M. CARTER A RIPLEY, Attorneys. 22. J.L,MITCHELL, J.W. HARPER,At’yil 23. BRUSH a HA WES. Attorneys. 25. JOHN 8. CAMPBELL. Attorney. 26. FRANK H. LEVERING. Attorney. 27. C. W. BROUSE. Broker. -a ) A. L. W RIGHT. Vane* Bloek Offioo. /BRAINARDBOblSON.Con.Mut. ». 30, a, PORTER, FISHBA CK * P.. Atfys. W. McLAIN A BAKER. Attorneys. *4. JORDAN A JORDAN, Attorneys. 15. 36. DENNY A BURNS. Attorneys. 28. P. H. LEMON, Attorney and Notary. Third Floor. 40. H. W. FULLER. *ri* R*nway, Agent 41. BROWN a ROCKWOOD, Attorneys. 44. J. Q. BAIRD k CO., Or. a Com. Moh*. 53. MAX LKCKNER, Teacher of Mnsle. Nos. 43, 47, 48,51, OocupUd; othfln for r*B« Fourth Floor. 68. W.BACON. Subseripttou Book AgeneyJ 62. R. M. COSBY. Arehitoet. Seven others eceupied, remaiadsr fer fnt. CHEAPEST AND BEST Wood aid Coal, CORNER INDIANA AVB. AND CANABp r ATTBRB4SN * PaiMMflWU.