Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1877 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY NEWS: WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22,1877;

New York Store, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (F.MablUbed IN.'S,'i.) Bj Ja«t and upright dealing and gl*iag Ike h mt ralue far Ike m«aej. »lae New York Mere ka* gataetf ihecenll dence »ad geod will of the people lliroegkont the State. He dka I ceutlHue to antitatn ear veputastou by supplying ear caateuaero wt:h tke beet (•ode at the lowest market price. Being represented In flhe Beaten markets oil the year ren ud by resident bnyera, and as wo buy IsTarlebly for cash, we fori secure la spying thatneheuse can andnohanse ahall give better goods far the money than can be had at the OLD ESTABLISHED HEI YORK STORE Pettis, Ivers & Co. INDIANAPOLIS SaYims Bail, SS EAST MARKET STREET. Deposit* Jane 1.1877 *404,108 98 Sorpins Fond.... 8,998 83 Nambor of AoooanU June 1,1877 9,138 W. Ni JACKSON, President. JOHN W. RAT. TroMnrer. THE DAILY NEWS WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 22.1877. Cl'.rhr IVISW-aU Circulation of The Daily New*. Saturday. July 14 7,920 Monday, 18 • ,•••»..»*••••........m8,048 Tnosday, 17 .....*8,251 Wednesday," 18 — 8,301 Thnriday, “ IV 8,280 Friday, “ 38... 8,328* Saturday, 21 8.498 Monday, M 23 —— 11,458 Tuoaday, “ 24 12.888 Wednasday,** 25 11,144 Thursday, “ 36 11,249 Friday, »* 27 12.752 Saturday, - 28 10,832 Monday, * 80 10,104 Tuesday, *' 31 9,528 Wednasday. Aug. 1 9,240 Thursday, *' 2 ^.... 8,832 Friday, " 8 8,544 Saturday, ** 4 8,498 Monday, '* 8. 8,152 Tuesday, " 7 8,352 Wednesday, “ 8— 8,112 Thursday, " 9 8.884 Friday. " 18 8,864 Saturday, " 11 T.872 Monday, “ 1S_..„ 8,112 Twenty-six days. .387,938 Daily average frem July 14, to AngastU, 9,111 Ihduxapous, 'l Maaion Couxtt.J Personally appeared before me, a notary rublio in and for said county, W. P. Bird, bookkeeper ef The Indianapolis News, whe, being duly (worm, depoeeth that the above gtatement is eerreot, aa shown by the books and pressman’s returns of the said Indianapolis News. GkoeoxC. Hitt, * L3IAL.1 Notary Public.

West User Deport.

IgDiAxaroLis. August 22.7 a. m. I Jairo, Dls 87 N light ram I hieago. Illiv 65 NW cloudy | 'ineinnati, 0 72 SE clear )avonpon, Iowa......... 57 N fair lenver.Col 52 NW cloudy fort Gibson 62 W clear lenison, Tex 63 NW fair Indianapolis. Ind 71 cloudy Irownsville 76 clear teokuk. Iowa 57 N f ;ir . acksboro, Tenn ......... f! E fair iaCroese, Wis.. 55 SW clear .eavenworth, Kan...... 57 N clear jouisv.lle.Ky 74 BE cloudy demphis. Tenn...^^,... 70 NE cloudy S’ashvillo. Tenn—74 E fair Jew Orleana. La...—. 75 W lair Omaha, Neb 55 clear Pittsburg. Pa 60 clear Portland. Oregon...— 59 S cloudy Salt Lake City, U. X.. 61 SE clear flan Diego.Cal 63 8 foggy San Francisco. Cal—.. 54 8W clear Baata Fa. N. M 52 K clear Shreveport,.La...—... 69 NW clear Is. Mo— 66 N cloudy Minn —... 65 W char Mies—— 72 NW cloudy About 120 teachers are in attendance upon the county teachers’ institute. Peter Routier wants to build a school bouse with the bricks in the old court bouse. Tony Psstor’s troupe will appear at the Grand Opera House on next Monday «vening. The Carol olnb will give a social soiree *t Hammond’s hadl ou the evening of August 29. The ancient order of Hibernians will realize $225 from their Sunday excursion to Coltnnbas. Rev. Myron W. Reed is on his way borne from Europe, and Dr. Bartlett will sail on the 8tb. Will O. Fish back It one of the newspaper correspondents who are on the trail of Sitting Bull. The Bines went off on their second •astern trip this morning at 4:20. They were in the best of health and spirits. Mr. A. Abroraet, of this city, served in the seme regiment with Bismarck in the Prussian army. He was also acquainted With Baron Von Humboldt, John E. Robinson has sned the C. 0. 0. A I. railway company for $30,000, for ser Tices rendered in breaking np a ring engaged in making and operating frauddent freight biils. Five prostitutes wen sent to the establishment of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd. yesterday. Hereafter prisoners of this description, when found guilty, will be given thirty days is this institution. It has been discovered that forty or fifty Of the tin-dad policemen of ’75 have been beating the street cars, wearing these •hields and riding free as bona fide officers Henafter the drivers will look for figures on the badges. Raper command*ry Knights Templar am getting up an excursion to Cleveland on the occasion of the conclave of that order. Members and friends wishing to go can procure tickets of Frank Wade, comer of Washington and Dslawars •treats, • •

Board of Aldermen. The board met, l*8t night. The action ol the council allowing E. B. Elliott tne contract for grading, graveling and psvit g Bellefontame avenue, between L ucoln avenue and Tinker street, was concurred in. The action of the same b^dy

was also approved. The board of police,

that “the institution baa been comfortably filled at all times, and has never been entirely closed to the friendless at any time. There are twenty-three inmates at present, with room for fifty more.” (Note: The News reporter is somewhat muddled over this municipal English. There is something somewhere t^at somehow does not seem to consist) In the opinion of the board much good has been done in saving and reclaiming many from lives of prostitution. The institution is reported oat of debt, but witb limited income, receiving bat five hundred dollars annually from the Peck estate and city fines; the balance of expense must be made up by donations from charitable persons. The building is badly located and ill provided with calls for the confinement of the refractory. The officers report it impossible to find suitable and remunerative work for the inmates, otherwise much of the expense might be saved The action of the council changing the name of Eutaw street to Pratt Street was concurred in. The bid of J. J. McKnight for improving Sixth street and sidewalks from Delaware to Alabama street wss approved. An estimate of $347.49 was allowed John Green for improving the first alley east of Alvord street, between Home and Malott avenues. The board then adjourned, after having been in session only twenty minutes—a remarkable dispatch of business.

Capital of Insurance Companies. To the Editor of The Indianapolis News: Official statement of the condition of tho Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, on the 30th day of June, 1877. The name of the company is the Eqnitable Life Assurance Society of the United States.

March 3d, 1877, the legislature of this state passed an act which says: “And no insurance company or agent or agents of any insurance company, incorporated by any other state shall transact any business of insurance in this stata unless such company is possessed of at least two hundrea thousand dollars capital invested” in certain seenrities named in the act. The Eqnitable Life says the amount of its capital is $100,000—not $200,000 as required by the law. Borne of the companies have filed statements in which, after stating that the company has no capital, the officers swear, under oath, that the company is the bona fide possessor of $200,000 of actnal cash capital. The natural query arises, what is the use of laws passed by the legislature unless they are complied with? In this case the law says one thing. The auditor, in defiance of the law, admits companies to do business which the law says “shall not transact any business of insurance in this state.” If the companies do any business, not having complied with the law, is snch business legal? The courts in this state say: “Policies issued by companies not having complied with the law, are not collectable after loss occnrs.” R. L. Dat.

The Sham Workingman’M Friend. To theKditor of The Indianapolis News: As a “laboring man” I desire to notice the self styled “working man’s advocate,” the Indianapolis Sentinel, and denounce the same aa being a frlfnd to nobody, save as a political demagogue of the meanest and lowest type, and nnwortby the support and patronage of all honest men,

ySja# V 85 A U AAJ wS-S wj C*UVa U\SV XJXOVA countenancing or approving the communistic doctrines aa promulgated by the aforesaid bankrupt repudiation and broken down concern, which professes great love for the poor laboring man. These profeesions are loud, but not deep, but they don’t reach down into the pockets to relieve their own ill-paid employes, who have been swindled out of their own hard earnings by the dishonesty of the managers of

the Sentinel company. “By their works ye shall know them.” Laboring men may be poOT and have to toil early and

late for a living, bnt they are not all fools, and if the Sentinel thinks to dupe them by this hollow pretense of sympathy and love they are sadly mistaken. Let them first set their own honsehold in order her fore placing themselves before the world as promulgators of honesty, law and good government Jusvcs.

BRAITHWAITE’S

Retrospect, PART 75. For July, 1877. PRICE, 81.50. By mail on receipt of price. OAT1XCAKT Sc Cl,EL, AND. 26 East Washington st.

Snyder’s Curative Pads

worst oases ol Liver, Lena. Spine, Bladder and Womb ailments. Dyspepsia, Biliousness. Costiveness, Soreness at pit of Stomach or Bowels, Female Weakness, Sick and Nervous Headache, Chills and Fever,

Tlse Uverand Luna Had t'k. Kidney •ad Spinal Pad *3. Womb Pad for Female UeakneNW, •3.0V.

price in a lettei A CO.. 17 Indiana avenue. Agents for Indiana. E. tf. SNYDER a CO.. Proprietors, Indianapolis. lad. Sold by Dnurrists.

TWIN BROTHERS’ INDIANAPOLIS EYE INFIRMARY.

Drs. M. A H. BRANDON, formerly of De-

Oonnty (Illinois) Medical Society, olosea a very positive testimony in these words: “This is the fiiet time in my medical life that I have ever subscribed to any paper ef this kind, bnt the ability as occuliits and the sterling character ef Drs. M. A H. BraDdon_eompel me to recoin public-

I* AJFB. A XA. Dr&DUOa OU III"

Chegaray Institute, war 4k IS29 Spruce St., Philadelphia, For Young Ladies and Misses, reopens Thursday, Kept. 30th. Board, and tuition 4m Latin, English and French, per annum, 8400. Madame D’Berviily principal. Frenehis the language of the family. m-w-s

VEGrESTINSS PURIFIES THE BLOOD, Renovates and Invigorates the Whole System.

Its Medical Properties are Alterative, Tonic, Solvent and Diuretic.

vegetinf ReliableJlvidence-

VEGETINJNMr. H. R. Sthvexs. Dear Sir: I will most cheerfully add my testimony to the great number you have already received in favor ef your great and d medicine, Vegetine. for

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vegetine! VEGETI*

VKGETlNfct

VEGETINE

VEGETINH <

VBGBTINt VEGETINM TEGETIN

YBGETINa

VEOETINJ

no its

ne, Vegetine. for I enough can be said

ta its praise; for I was troubled over thirty years with that dreadful disease. Catarrh, and had such bad coughing spells that it would seem as-though I never could breathe any more, and Vegetine has cared me; and I do feel o thank God all the time that 'here is so good a medicine as Tegetine, and 1 also think it one of the best medicines fer coughs, and weak, sinking feelings at the 'tomach, and advise everybody ’.o take the Vegetine, for I can • ssurethem it is one of the best

medicines that ever was.

■ . Mrs. L. GORE.

Magasine and Walnut sU.,

Cambridge, Mass.

GIVES

e Health, Strength,

VEGETINE AND APPETITE.

My daughter has received great

VEGETINE benefit from the use of Vegetine.

(Her declining health was a source [of great anxiety to all her friends.

VE®BTINE’A lew bottles of Vegetine restored,

her health, strength and appe-

tite.

TEGETINE * N. H. TILDEN. Insurance and Real Estate Agent No. 49 Sears Building.

Boston, Mass.

VEGETINE VHGETINE

CAN NOT BE

EXCELLED

T1GBTINE Chauustowx. Mass.

U. R. Stevens.

wnaTJTTWw Dear Sir: This is to certify that visUlsliHK I have used your "Blood Prepar-

tion” in vaj family for several years, and think tbat^for Scrofula or Cankerous Humors or Rheumatic Affections it can not

wpnnTiwu be excelled; and as a blood puri-

tier or spring medicine, it is the k;eit thing I have ever used, and have used almost everything, can cheerfully recommend it to any one in need of such a medi-

oine.

Yours, respectfully, Mrs. A. A. DINSM0RB, No. 19 Russell Street.

VEGETINl

VEGETIN

VEGETINE

v

VEGETINE TEGETINE YEGEWNE

VEGETINH

It lu a

ValuableJRemedy.

South Bostoh, Feb. 7,1870. Mr. STivaxa. Drab Sit: I have taken several battles of your VaatTivt, VEGBTINE|and am convinced that it is a able remedy for Dyspepsia, Kidney Complaint and general VEGETINE debility of system. I can heartily recommend it to all suffering from tho above cominta. Y ours respectfully, Mils. MUNROE PARKER, 86 Athens street.

VEGETINE plaints. v„., VEGETINE : VXS & ZSTINJS Prepared by H. R. Stevens, Boston, Mass. Vegetine is sold by all Druggists un-h

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNIA ted States, for the district of Indiana. On the 16th day of Ju'y, 1877. Phcenix Mutual Life Insurance Company ▼s. Norris Littell et al. No 5.220. It being shown to tho satisfaction of the Court, by affidavit this day filed, that the bill herein is brought to enforce an equitable lien

I'efldanU thereto, are not inhabitants of said District, nor found therein, and do not voluntarily appear thereto, and it further appearing that personal service upon said defendants is not practicable— It is ordered that said defendants do appear and plead, answer or demur to'said bill, on or before the 3d day of September, 1877; and 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. United States ot America, District of India-

ana, ss;

I, J. D. Howland, Clerk of said Court, do hereby certify thaj the foregoing is a true copy of an order this day entered in said court. Witness my hand and the seal of said court at Inuianapolis, in said District, this 16th day

of July. 1877.

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J. D. HOWLAND, Clerk.

QTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, O ss: In the Superior Court of Marion county, in the State ef Indiana, September Term. 1877. No. 19,699. Rachel N. Smith vs. Ira L. Smith. Be it known, that on the 15th day of August, 1877, the above-named plaintiff, oy her attorneys, filed in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Marion county, in the State of Indiana, horcomplnint against the abovenamed defendant for divorce, and on said 15th

L. Smith, is not a resident of the State ef Indiana. Now, therefore, by order of said court, said defendant last above-named is hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against him. and that unless he appears an 1 answers or demurs thereto, at tho calling of said cause on the 18th judicial day of the October term of said court, the same hsing the 20th day of October, to be begun and held at the Court House, in the city of Indianapolis, on the first Monday in October, 1877. said complaint and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in his absence. AUSTIN H. BROWN, Clerk, Booker, Bixby & Norton, Attorneys for plaintiff. unowtto

O TATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY, O ss: In the Superior Court of Marion county, in the State of Indiana, September Term, 1877, No. 19.692. James H- Gaston vs. Anna S. Gaston. Be it known that on the 14th day of August. 1877. the above named plaintiff, by his attorney, filed in the office of the Clerk of the

of Indiana, bis complaint against the amove named defendant for divorce, and on said.l4th day of August, 1877, the said plaintiff fiied in said Clerk’s office the affidavit of a competent person showing that said defendant, AnnaS. Gaston, is not a resident ot theState of Indiana. Now, therefore, by order of said Court, said defendant last above named is hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint acrainst her, and that unless she appears and answers or demurs thereto, at the calling of

House, in the city of InAianapolis. on the nrst Monday in October. 1877, aaid complaint, and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in her absence. A. H. BROWN, Clerk. .George H. Campbell, Attorney for plaintiff, an oAw-un o

STAND FROM UNDER. Great Sale OF BaitroiitStocI Of Watckes, Jewelry, Silverware, Tableware, Clocks, Farcy Goods, £te.

tire stock of W. P.

Having pnrehased the enl

Bingham, Bankrupt, I will commence salet o elose it out as soon as possible. Private sales during the day, and Auction sales every even-

ing at 7:30 o’clock.

The attention of dealers is specially sailed to this opportunity to lay in stock for the Fall Trade and Holiday Season at figures far below the manufacturers’ cost. *

REMEMBER THE PLACE.

Bingham’s Old Stand, Cor. Washington and Pennsylvania Sts, HARRY CRAFT.

Office Directory. Second Floor. FT*. H. CARTER a RIPLEY, Attorneys. 22. J.L, MITCHELL. J.W.HARPER,At’yil an. JOHN 8. CAMPBELL, Attorney. 36. FRANK H. LEVERING. Attorney. 27. C. W. BR0USK. Broker. M ) A. L. WRIGHT. Vance Block Offloe. /BRAINARD ROBISON,Con.Mnt. Lfa. 89. 30,31, PORTER, FISHBACK A P., Att’ys. 88. McLAIN A BAKER, Attorneys. 34. JORDAN A JORDAN, Attorneys. X5, 36, DENNY A BURNS. Attorneys. 38. P. H. LEMON, Attorney and Netary. Third Floor. «. H. W. FULLER, Brie Railway, Agent 41. BROWN A R0CKW00D, Attorneys. 44. J. Q. BAIRD A CO., Gr. A Com. Mehtt. 53. MAN LECKNHR, Teacher of Musio, Nos. 43, 47, 48,51, Occnpied; others for rent. Fourth Floor, 88, R. M. COBBY, Arehiteet Seven others occnpied, remainder tor rent;

SPECIAL MEDICATION. Chronic Dlaeaaee a Specialty. The Docter has had many years of exporience in the treatment of those diseases requiring special skill and experience, and feels perfectly safe in ffaaranteelnjr a care in ery case whereat is poMibleJor human aid

to effect a cure. During his extensive practice in thii city he has treated thonsands of ladies and gentlemea successfully, and to their entire eatisfaetiew, to whom he respectfully refers. Consultatioa invited, in person or by mail. Prepared medicines sent safely through the mails on application. All correspondence confidential. Da. F. M. ABBBTT, No. 23 Virginia avenue, Indianapolis.

WhenYouTravel, Take the PAWIIAXDL.E and PEWHSYI* V A HI A ROUTE, the on^y direct line from Indianapolis to Columbus, Plttsburg,Harrisburg Philadelphia and Xew York, without change of cars. Only one change to Baltimore, Washington and Boston. Fare always the same as bylonger and slower route. BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH to destination. Secure your Tickets at the Union Depot, and see that they read via “Pittsburg, Cincinnati ASt.Uouis Railway, Panhandle Bonte.” W. L. O’BRIEN, Gen’l Fata, and Ticket Agent, Columbue D. W. CALDWELL, d&w General Manager.

gALISBFHY, VINTON 4k CO. CENTRAL PAPER MILL •▲KB THI BUT ABTICLB OF 1VEWSF* A rER,. •WThe Paper upon which the Indianapolii Journal is printed Is furnished by this Mill..

TWO THINGS WE -A.IM J9LT: Te make every sale prefit the easterner and yet be satisfactory to ourselves. Small profits, cash payments. Truthful representatiens about goods. These are the secrets. X. C. ROST, T 441 N. Illinois street.

Rubber C'othing. Nursery Sheeting, Air Goods, Water Bottles, Btatiiners’ Goods, Drugpiste’ Goods. Hose, Packing, Boots, Shoes, and all kinds of Rubber Goods. L. E. MORRISON, 72 West Washington St

DONTBUY A HARNESS, o* any article of Summer goods fer your horses, without first seeing goods and prices at THOM & ROTH’S, Circle Street* CyluiovT

HIS SUCCESS

Dr. Von Moschzisker Has now been eleven months In Indianapolis. During that time he baa treated with great success hundreds of the severest cases 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 impossible to do so at present, as most of those who now apply for treatment come by the recommendation of PATIENTS CURED. He would, however, URGE on aU from the city and vicinity who desire to be TRBATED by him to call without FURJHER DELAY at his office, Grand Hotel, if they desire the fall benefit of his per eonal attendance on their cases.

Eflile & Drew, COAL

AXD

COKE, 14 N. PGisylraia St.

PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, CHESTER, PENN.. Opens September 12th. Location healthful, grounds ample, buildings commodious. Thorough instruction in Civil Engineering, tbe Classics and English. Careful supervision of Cadets. For circulars, apply to Hon. 0. F. MORTON or Col. THKO. HYATT. President.

I. HODGSON. Architect, Rooms 2 and 4 Griffith Block.

Prescriptions, J. B. DILL, 99 Indiana Ave.

J. T. BOYD, M. D., Surgeon and Homoeopathic Physician, 59 Massachusetts avenue, Indianapolis, Ind.

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

W. 8. HAYMOND, M. D., Burgeon, „ 25 Baldwin Block. Residence—College ave. and Tenth st. Office hours from 9a. m. to 3 p. m.

J. A. COMPTON, M. D., Homoeopath ist,’ 40 East Ohio street.

MRS. DR. O. E MOORE, No. 408 N. Dl. St. Diseases of the He' d, Scalp and Hair a specialty. Medicated Bath Treatment.

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

R. E. HAUGHTON, M. D., Fhysican and Surgeon. Office, 2S E. Ohio . Office honrs, from 7 to 9 a. m., 3 to4p. m.,6 to 9 p. m. Residence, 146 Bellefontaine st.

DR. WILLIAMSON. Office and Residence—245 E. Washington st. Medicated Baths given. (fjts m,w,f >

M. T. BUxIHELB, M. D., Oculist and Aarist, Office—Oor. Circle and West Market Sts.

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

OOMINGOR A MARSES, Burgeons. Offices—lOTK South Illinois st. 76 Bast Michigan it.

DR. E. J. MoGREW, p. m.

PHONOGRAPHY.

ever devised thoroughly mastered and knewiedge guaranteed <n the course of ten easy lessons, nnder the instruction of Prof. T. SLEk,

For a course of instruction I of thr

' pupils, if desired. , filO each: to parties v. uiree. 18 each; te partiee of six. 85 each. Students, with a little practice, soon acquire the ability te report a rapidly delivered speesh, and find it a labor-saving and thooght-pra-serving system of writing. Application may be made at the Busin ess College, Bates Block, or through the Poet Offioe.

1 cheetra; Abe Springsteen, Manager.

Indianapolis Railway Time Tabled

»iran v ixxrvi. Cle.. Col.. Cincinnati A Indianapolis.

N. T.B.itN.O. Ex; U a Q uSx.^’.lO J6 a m

G.F.W.ej.Ex. 4.35 am Union Aec 5.15a m D.a Col. Ex.12.00 noon

N.'Y*B.Ex dysS.ao p m J SF WiGEiTli^ p

S St. L Ex d.11.08 p

• Brightwood Division. (G. 0. C. A L Railway.) Depart.-.— 4:25 a m •; -5:15 a m

daily 6:35 am

„ —-—... 10:35 a m

12:00 noon

!* 4:20 p m

•6:10 p m

Arrive.— -3* a l

daily 6;05 a a

•* 10:* » a *• 11:38 a a

—»..3:55 p a

.4:10 p a

*• .3:30 p a

daily 7:50 p a daily.11:08 p a

v.

daily....n:» p a , - PitUburg, Cincinnati St. Lonis.

1 S i <*?>ondA'c 9.45aa

Fa/tEx. (d b)* o.'Ofi pm j Bradfo?! Ae^ffoSa Richmond Aco.3.45 pm I S. Ex. <t.qy 1140i>m

Vandalia Lina.

Mail Train 7.00 am j Fast line(d’lyM.15 aa Day Ex., p.— 1.00 pm Mail and Acc.10.06am Terre H’e Ace. 4.00 pm Day Express. 5.30 nm Pae.Ex.(d’lyjzl].25 pm | Mall and Aoo. 6.30pm Indianapolis Jk St fionis.

ii&fess: i ssi&tievs Indianapolis, Cincinnati <b Lafayette.

6 00 pa

&(T , s. A r- 53 * m Mail -12.43 p m W!?L E r- u * , “ L., daily...J1.33pm

-am 23 p m

CAStLFLdSjlUpS Lafayette Division.

C.ASt.L. F.

„ L..-daily— 4.04 a a 3^0.18, W.U.. T Mail 5.58 p a Lafayette Ac. 8,23 p a

Indianapolis, Bloomington A Western. k h Tt” it SS S;£: 0 ' )S, "‘ a -

R.I.eW.Ex. il;2lp.m. |

Cincinnati, Hamilton asd Indianapolis. M. a Cin.Kx 7:45 a,m.—Mail 12:25 p.m Acommod'n 4:25p.m.—Aooommod’n 9:35;p.m J

Indianapolis and Vinoennes.

Mails C. ex. 9:00 a.m I Spencer ae. 9:30a.a.' Spencer aco. 3:50 p.m I M.eCairo ex. 6:08 p.a. Indianapolis, Porn and dnicagfi*

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Jeffersonville, Madison 4k Indianapolis. ColAM Acdiy J 30 pm | Day Ex. dly... 8.10 pa Eve. Ex., r o. 6.15 pm I Night Ex dly 1T.15 pa Cincinnati. Wabash A Michigaa, via Bee Line. Indianapolis, depart 4:20 a m 4:20 p a

7.5w p a 9:07 p m U:5Bp a 1:09 a a 4:35 a a 7:30 am 10:00 a m

xnuianapoiis, ae Marion, arrive... 7.42 a m Wabash. " 8.50am

W arsaw,

Goshen,: “

Elkhart.

Kalamasoo, **

G. Rapids, *• Detroit Eel River and Illinois Railroad.

...10:40 a m —11:58 am ....2:36 p m .....5:10 p m ...7:40 p m

east.

I.«AVg.

7:00 pm 7:45 am

WEST.

ARRIVE.

6:50pm 1:00pm

6:07 pm 11:48 am 4:40pm 9:23am 3:27 pm 7:40 aa

„ MSAVI.

2:45 pm 6:55 aa

Logan sport Denver I.P

AC.Cros’g 8:37 pm 8:* am Colmb'aCy 10:25 pm 11:15 am Auburn Jn.ll:43 am 1:07 am Butler I 2:00 am 12^20 am

Louisville. New Albany and Chicago.

(Vial.. B. and W.)

10:00 a. m, I Crawfordsville, north, I 7:15 n, m. 9:50 a. m. | Crawfordsville, south, | 7:08 p. m , Logansport, Crawfordsville and Southwestern

Railway.

oorxo north.

Logansport 12®^™ llfoOpa Irankfort......... 10:50 p m 9:08 p m Collax via I..0. a L ...........10:15 p m 8:30 p m Crawfordsville vial.,B.a W 9:18pm 7:!t)pm « a, L e, “n d 8 •' 57 P m 6:19 P m Rockville- 7:52pm 5:28pm Terre Haute 6:50 am 4:15 p a

GOING SOOTH.

Arrive. Depart.

3:25

6:36 am 3:25 pa 8:24 am 5:15 pm

Logansport

Frankfort—s:24 a

Site.kv.f.B.i-w- ss::. is:: ^ d -..,.10:43 a m 7:59 p m Rockville 11.32 * m 8 . 47 „ m Terre Haute 12:15 pm 9:55 p m

Trains marked thus. r. o., Reclining Chair Trains marked thus, x, indicate Sleeper.

Thus, P. Parlor Car.

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DRS. JONES. MITCHELL A BRIGHAM. HOMCEOPATHISTS

Wo, 84 Sa«« Ohio at.

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