Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 August 1877 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY NEWS: THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 30,1877;

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New York Store, ]INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (KfetablUhcd 1S33.) By jafct nnd nprlsbt dealtng and gt K g (lie b ut value lor ilie le<t*t nsoaey, ibeNew lurk klere ba» gained tbe conti 1en<e and gaed will af ibe people ibroiBKhoat tbe btate. Me *tbaJeoutlnue to •n«taln onr >epnta> leu by ^applying oar cuttonieni wl.h ttae be«t goeda at tbe lowcat market price. Being rep "encased la fbe Fa«tern markets »lt tbe year row ad by resident buyers, and aa we buy Invariably (or cash, we feel aecare In saying U at ne bouse can and no h >u«4e aball give better gtaods for she money than can be bad at tbe OLD ESTABLISHED HI YOBK ST01E Pettis, Ivers & Co.

C0J1E_AT_LAST! Tbe bottom pone out of prices! You carrbny GAS FIXTURES at your own price*'! have on band a large stock of Gas Pixtcbis, Globes, Bhonzbh, Etc., that must be sold regardlf.i* of cost for casJ*; also, a fine selection of large Chandeliers, suitable for parlors, with the most improved globes and burners; also, a great reduction in GAS FITTING and PLUMBING, or anything in my line. Call and be coit/iaced at No. 6 Hotel Bates Block, Writ Washington street, CONRAD NEAR. INDIANAPOLIS Sayinp Halil, 66 EAST MARKET STREET. Deposit* June 1,1877..— >..$464,108 08 Surplus Fund 8,996 83 Number of Amounts June 1, 1877 9,128 . „W. N. JACKSON. President. JOHN W. RAY, Treasurer. THE D AILYNEW8 ^^^THURSDATTAUQUST^SOr^lWTr^ ~CITY IVEWS. Weal Her Kepors. Isdusafolis. August 30. 7 a. m. Cairo, Ills 85 SW dear CMoato, Ills..... Cineinnati. 0-...

63 SE clear

78 SB clear

lenison, Tex 78 SE clear

ndianapolls. Ind...>.. 6' N clear

wnsville 7<> SE lisht rain

ikuk. Iowa 73 E lair acksboro, Tenn 7k S clear

imCrosse, W is.. 60 SE h. rain a t. storm

leavenwortb. Kan.>... 75 S clear

ouisville, Kr.............. 75 N W smoky

mpbis.l'enn............ 73 fair sbvilie. Tenn—77 clear n Orleans. La...»> SINE fair u.aha. Neb— “4 S clear ituburg. Pa. 70 NW fair sit Lake City. D. T... 15 E clear

avenpon, Iowa..., Jenrer. Coil

fort Gibson

San Francisco. Cal

Shreveport, La. St. Louis. Most. Paul. Minn Vicksburg. Misi

. 56 SW fair

78 clear

75 E clear

62 SE cloudy

Miss—..—.. 75 clear

THE REVIVAL OF TRADE.

Amonir tlie .vianufa* torlca.

Tl»o Number of Hand* Employed. e — Present and Future Prospect*.

4 Hopeful Feeling’ Everywhere.

Captain O’Leary’s, saloon closed yesterday. Tbe old sexton gathers them in— gethers them in. The Masonic matnal banefit society has paid $4,001.55 to the heirs of John Killinger, New Harmony. Reports of a proposed cut in the wages of the C. H. <& 1) trackmen and yardmasters lack confirmation. Charles Gray, whose dealings in silk handkerchiefs were before the pnblio, is wanted in Danville, 111, for burglary. Wm. Whittiker, the colored policeman, has brought suit for $5,000 damages against George Schrote, on account of that shot in the arm. F. J. Smith, a varnisher, fell from the top of a fifteen foot ladder in front of Heitkam's, yesterday afternoon, austainaevere injuries. The Inventors association has determined to raise $2,000 to aid H. A. 8. Park, in the prosecution of a suit against B. T. Bobbitt, on an infringement of a soap patent. Willie Grieabangh, the boy who was ininred by a street car at the corner of Dillon street and English avenue, about two weeks ago, died yesterday. The coroner will hold an inquest at the solicitation of tbe family. The big dog at the jail broke his chain yesterday, and attacked a prisoner who was walking tbrongh the yard. The man held on to tbe collar o( the ferocious brute with a vigor inspired by terror nntil assistance came when the dog was rechained. There ia ft queer difference between two of the ditch ponds along the Vincennes railway at the Belt intersection. The one on the east side is of an orange, admost bloody hoe, while that on the west, only fifty feet away, or less, ia as colorless as ditch water uanally is. One of Fargnson’s pork carts was run into while tbe driver was making a foolhardy attempt to croaa the anion tracks on Pennsylvania street, in front of a moving train, last night The cart and load were scattered about for two or three rods, but the driver escaped without Injury. The marriage of Mr. L. L. Perrine, one of the clerks in the poet office, and Miss Mamie D. Meek, the step daughter of Mr. George Andres, deputy clerk in the Untied States court, was celebrated at Christ church last evening. The church wss hsndsomely decorated and the occasion was one of unalloyed pleasure. Grace M. E. Sabbath school has elected as officers for tbe ensning year: Superintendent, J. W. Wert: male assistant*. James Bollinger; female assistant, Mrs. T. A. Sanders; secretary, J. W. Pendegraat: treasurer, Nimell; organist, Mrs. Nettie Wolfram; chorister, George Gadd; collector, Dick Laugsdale, After having permitted German variety theatrical companies to give Sunday night entertainments at Stein’s garden without interruption, the police propose to break up the proposed Maennerchor performencea at Keichwain's Sunday evening. Sorely the spasm* of virtue which attack the police occur at eccentric periods.

While the condition of the manufactories is not so much an indication of the revival of irade as that of the mercantile branches, the review published by The News yesterday wss the object of such general interest that we supplement it today with short statements concerning some of onr various working indnstries. As it is these which give employment to the larger number of workingmen in the city, their prosperous condition will be a cause of even greater gr&tulation. MACHINKRY. Tbe Atlas works is in better condition than at any time since it has been a company. It employs 250 bauds and as full of orders. “We have a large southern trade" said the president, “and just now orders are coming unsolicited from Tenneseee, northern Alabama and Texas. We have not much trade in this state and tfcat little ia not increasing. Our southern trade is one we have worked for and it is dependent not so much on the beginning of better times as on tbe needs and warns of that section. But, of coarse, good or bad seasons affect the trader generally, and with the beginning of a good season we expect to do even better than we are now doing. The country has unqueslionably struck bottom. I think every business man believes that there ia no “worse" to attain and there most be a bettering. I think the outlook is very hopeful. The revival of trade from this time on is a certainty.’’ The Western machine works has 140 men on the pay rolls. Business is fair and future prospects good. Since last March there has been an improvement, and there are decided evidences of still further improvement. People are making inquiries, there are more buyers and unsolicited orders are coming in. For tbe last . three or four years there has not been much new machinery sold. The old has been patched up and tinkered, and it is now about worn out, and there must be new work to take its place. This, with fresh demand, ought, and we think will, make a good trade. The Fagle machine works. "Our basiness in farm machinery is about over" said Mr. Watson, “and we are running only a hundred bands. We have had a very good year so far; the prospects for fall and winter trade are better than last year. We make saw mill and cotton machinery at this season of the year and nave several orders for southern plantations. Business in the south will improve in common with that of the whole country in addition to tbe improve-* ment of developement which is going on there. I think we have reached hard-pan." Haugh & Co., Architectural iron syorks: This business is less dependent on the condition of trade than any. The work is principally public buildings. They have a large trade in business fronts and with a building season which will come next spring consequent upon the. good crops this fall they expect a large trade. “In Minnesota," said Mr. Haugh, “a customer from there told me that the era of building had already begun consequent upon tbe immense wheat crop. Minneapolis has a fever of building and improvement similar to the one that consumed this place. Next spring I expect bniiding of all sorts to revive. That is one of the ways ‘good times’ works, and I think with this fall’s crops it has begun." FURWriTR*. Spiegel, Thoms & Co.: “It is' too early yet for this business. Last week It was Hat. This week there has been a small but noticeable improvement Orders were small, but they are increasing in number. We have new onstomers, and old customers are repeating their orders. It is now impossible to say what the fall trade will be, bnt there is a decided advance on last year and we feel encouraged. This increase is in the wholesale trade and from beyond the state limits principally. There is no improvement in the retail trade. The outlook is good. We are working a little over 100 hands. The Western Furniture Company: “We expect a good trade. It is beginning to look that way, but how good it will be can not now be gauged, as it is too early. Tbe retail trade Is no better. The improvement ie in the wholesale trade. We think the hardest times have gone and feel hopeful for the future. We are working seventy-five hands. WALHCT LUMBER. J. W. Bugbee: “Our trade does not begin before the middle of next month. I expect a good one this year. The stock in the east is light, and if there is any manufacturing done there they must have more lumber, and they have to get it here. I think we have practically reached bottom, and believe this fall will give us a good lift toward better times." ROLLING MILLS. The (old) rail Rolling mill is in as good condition now as it ever was at any time in its history. It has all the orders it can attend to, and gives employment to 250 hands. Capital City Iron works is full of work, and employs about 100 hands.

BRAITHWAITE’S

Retrospect, PART 75. For July, 1877. PRICE, $1.50. By mail on receipt of Price. CATOCA RX * C I.EI.ANO. 26 East Washinston st.

COAL and COKE.

All me w

orders for COAL and COKE left with 111 receive prompt attention. Weight and Quality Guaranteed. Favorable arranirements made with parties wishing to buy in large quantities. Office, No. 17 Indiana Avenue.

HENRY ARMSTRONG, JR. g T

PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, - CHESTER, PENN., Opena September 12th, Location healthful, ground* ample, buildings commodious. Thorough instruction in Civil Engineering, tbe Classic* and English. Careful superriaiou

STAND FROM UNDER. Great Sale OF 6sntrnptStgcI Of Watch**, Jewelry, Sliver, ware. Table war*. Clocks, Faery Good*, Etc.

the entire stock of W. P.

salet o

Having purchased tbe enl

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

ing at 7:30 o’clock.

Tbe atten'ion of dealers is specially called to this opportunity to lay in stock for the Fail Trade and Holiday beason at figures far below

the manufacturers’ cost. REMEMBER THE PLACE,

Bingham’s Old Stand, Cor, Washington and Pennsylvania Sts,

HARRY CRAFT.

W. W. WEAVER, (Successor to WEAVER BROS.,)

UNDERTAKER Is at No. 33 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET, Y. M. C. A. Building, where be has everything pertaining to a nrst-elass Undertaking establishment. In connection with the ,T - dertaking business be has the best earrii

in the city, and will attend all oal

night.

1th the Uneat carriage* calls day or

“A No. 1.” The above trade mark means strictly pure goods guaranteed. Country and town dealers at a distance may order by postal or letter onr job lot packages with assurance not only of freshness but of the latest decline in the market Roasted Coffee, Pure Spies*, Baking Powder. Our Baking Powder is the ‘'CLIMAX,” which won the premium over all competitors at the State Exposition, and has ever since led the van. A. B. OATE<* <Xr CO., T 31 E. MARYLAND ST.

Have You Dyspepsia? With its attendant trouoles, constipation headache, loss of appetite, gloominess, walerbraeh, distress after eating, etc.T If so. take DaCosta’s Radical Cure and be well. Its result is astonishishing, and sure relief is guaranteed in every case, where it is used as directed. It assists digestion, tones up the stomach, strengthens the debilitated, restores a natural appetite, and as a living regulator has no equal. A clergyman of Philadelphia says: It is the very fountain of health. To all who are suffering from a disordered stomach or liver, or who need a gentle spring or summer tonic, we say try it, and you will thank us for the advice. Trial size, 25 cents.

E. Martin, B,. HUU .vue.c aveuue. Browning A Sloan, General Agents. „ Also, Agents for Prof. Parker’s Pleasant

Worm Syrup, which is sure death to worms. Pleasant to take, and requires no physic Price. 25 cents. Try It. (jy)ou tu-tn-s

SPKIfltt CHICKEN

HAPPY KEIilJBF To all suffering from ohronie diseases of all kinds. Confidential consultation invited personally or by mail. Now method of treatment. Now an d reliable remedies. Books and circulars son t*free in sealed envelopes. Address Howard Association, 419 N. 9th street, Philv delphia, Pa.—an Institution having a hUh rional skilU koaorftkM conduct and profecJ. B. COWIE A CO. t Dealers in MONTI iVIElSTTS, NO. 74 N. DELAWARE ST., T Indianapolis, Indiana, TV'EATUERS. Featherbeds and Pillow? at 173 Fast Wash. st. Old feathers renovated. Bedding a specialty. Ginseng. Beeswax, Tallow, Rags, and new and old Feathers wanted. J. 0. HIRSCHMAN. AN ERA OF GOOD TIMES, MONEY FOK EVERYBODY. Over $300,000 lu Currency Distributed. . GMA1W CAPITAL PRIZES Or $60,000! $25,000! $15,000! $10,000! SECOND GRAND DRAWING KEIVTUCIiY CASH DISTRIBUTION CO. n the City of Louisville, Kv., THURSDAY, AUGUST 30tb, 1877, or money returned in lull.

Authorized by the Legislature! Sustained by the Courts 1 Fanners <& Drovers Bank, Louisville, Ky., Depository. LIST OF PRIZE*. 1 Prize of $60,000 I 20 Prizes, $1,000 $20,000 1 Prise of 25.000 40 Prizes, $500 ... 20,000 1 Prize of 15.000 1100 Prises. $200.. 20,000 1 Prize of 10,000 I 300 Prizes, $100.. 30.»T0 3 Prize*. $5,000. 15,000 500 Prizes. $50.- 25,000 5 Prizes, $2,000. 10,0001 6,000 Prizes. $10. 00,000 6,97a Cash Prizes, amounting to $310,000.

Mail, Express, Draft, Poet Office Money Order or Registered Letter, made payable to G. W. Barrow A Co. Reliable Agents wanted everywhere. Send reference? with applicntioo to prevent delay. G. W. BARROW A CO., General Managers, Courier-Journal Building. Louisville, Ky.. or THOS.H. HAYS A CO., Gen'l Eastern Ag’ts, 697 Broadway. N. Y. Bend ftfr a circular- T SPARRING SCHOOL.

ocuuui jur lUBirucuuus tu vuv *vA.'i«Ajr .cwivva Self Defense, I hare, though contrary to my own inclination, concluded to do so. AU persons wishing to acquire * knowledge ^— ortunity as I am t my gymnasium linois street. R “riCK“%I.LtWOOD thz IndianadoIu. Ini.

FOR Garden Hose, HOSE REEL, Hydrants, Street Washers, Gas Pipes, Plumbers’ Materials, Steam Brass Goods, E:C., Etc., JOHN KNIGHT, 110 & 112 S. Delaware St.

Are best obtained through the Inventors’ Association Paten t

PATENTS Agency. All bj.iness pertaining to Patents promptly and carefully attended to. Send stamp for copy of “Tbe Inventor." For further information, apply to C. BRADFORD, 37 and 39 Thorpe Block, IndiAnapolia, Ind. T

111 Mi

LIFE INSURANCE CO.

OP INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

Tie Golr Hole Cum Id tie State. SEIYRE—atCTUAL—LIBEKAIl Its best friends are among the principal badness men of Indianapolis—men who know It best, Its funds loaned only to policy holder*. Admitted Aaaeta *377,073.8* Officer*—A. D. Lynch, President; A. 9. Petti* bone, Vloe President L. G. Hay Sec’y; Fred, Baggs, Trees.; Wm. E. Harvey, Actuary. Medical Advisers—F. a Newcomer, M. D.; J. H, Woodbarn, M. D. General Office in Oorarany’s Building, corner Kentucky avenue and Illinois street. te T JOB - PATTERN SHOP.—Metal and Wooden Models made. Johnson A Co., 96, 98,109, S. Pennsylvania street. jSlY’EE&’S •BE 1F *r 1 0 2% For RestoringORATH AIK to Its Natural Vitality and Color.

Advanciko tkars, sickness, care, disappointment, and hereditary predisposition, all turn the hair grey, and either of them incline it to shed prematurely.

Ayer’s Hair Vigor,

always

e growth,

stores its color, when faded or gray, latesthe nutritive organs to health; and preserves both the hair' and H

Thus .brashy, weak or sickly hair become,

, pliable and strengthened ;loat hair

It stlmuy activity

ifa beauty.

glossy, . _ . regrows with lively expression; falling hair ia checked and stabliahed; thin hair thickens, and faded or gray hair resume their original color. Its operation is sure and harmless. It cures dandruff, heals all humors and keeps the scalp cool, clean and soft—under which conditions disease* of the scalp are impossible. As a dressing for ladles’ hair the VIGOR is praised for its grateful and agreeable perfume, and valued for thesoftlustre and richness of

tone it imparts.

WiVPreparedby Db. J. C. AYER A CO., Lo well, Mass .Practical and Analytical Chemists Sold byallDrngglstsand dealers In medicine

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HUEGELE’S

£ Choice Wines, LIQUORS and CIGARS, 60 EAST WASHINGTON ST. SPECIAL MEDICATION. Chronic Diseases a Specialty. The Doctor has bad many years of experience in the treatment of those diseases requiring special skill and experience, and feels perfectly safe in guaranteeing a care in evcij case where it is possible for human aid to effect ^ cure. During bis extensive practice in this city he has treated thousands of ladies and gentlemen successfully, and to their entire satisfaction, to whom he respectfully refers. Consultation invited, in person or by mail. Prepared medicines sent safely through the mails on application. All corregpondenoe confidential. Db. F. M. ABBETT, No. 23 Virginia avenne, Indianapolis.

Refrigerators, ICE CREAM FREEZERS, ICE TONGS and CHESTS, WATER COOLERS, Great Variety and Very Low Figures. G. F. ADAMS & CO., 78 N. PENNSYLVANIA 8T.

Office Directory. Second Floor. N*. U. CARTER s RIPLEY, Attorneys. 22. J.L. MITCHELL.J.W.HARPIR,At’y»l $$. JOHN B. CAMPBELL, Attorney. 26. FRANK H. LEVERING, Attorney. n. C. W. BROUSB, Broker. 28 l A. L. WRIGHT. Vanoe Block Offie*. ’*• /BRAINARD ROBISON,Con.Mut. Lfa. ®, 30,31, PORTER, PUSHBACK * P., Atfys. ». McLAIN a BAKER, Attorneys. M. JORDAN s JORDAN, Attorneys. 35, 36. DBNNT * BURNS, Attorneys. 3S. P. H. LEMON, Attorney and Notary. Third Floor. . «. H. W. FULLER, Erie RsUwsy. Agent II. BROWN ft ROCKWOOD. Attorneys. 44. J. Q. BAIRD k CO.. Or. ft Com. Mekts. U. MAE LECKNER, Teacher of Musie. Nos. 43, <T, 48, a. Occupied; others for rent. Fourth Hoot. tt. R. M. COSBY. Arahiteet Seven others ecsupied, remainder let rents

HIS SUCCESS.

Dr. Von Moschzisker Hsbbow been eleven months in Indianapolis Daring that time he has treated with great success hundreds of the severest cases of CATA-RRH, THROAT, LUNO, CHEST Diseases, Deafness, Noises in the Head, IMPAIRED SIGHT and other OBSTINATE CHRONIC MALADIES, soma 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 impoeeible to do so at present, as most of these who now ftppiy for treatment come by the recommendation of PATIENTS CURED. 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, mg mmtmm * m W Grand Hotel, if they desire the full benefit of his per eonal attendance on their cases.

5 & 7 West Washington St. BOSTONSTORE SHAWLS. Seventy-five OTTOMAN SHAWLStassel fringed—jnst received; price. $2.50 each; never sold for less than $4.50 heretofore. EXTRA BAEGAWS NOW IN . Black Silks AND Oaclimeres. Those that have examined our stocks of BLACK and COLORED SILKS all concede that we have undoubtedly the cheapest line of goods shown in this market for years. We extend an invitation to all of onr patrons to look through our stocks before purchasing elsewhere, as we are receiving new goods every day, and at lower prices than many of the bouses. ^3T~Onr stocks of Hair Goods, Millinery Goods and Dress Materials embraces many novelties. ^sS-Onr stock of DOMESTIC GOODS ia now very large and attractive, and shown under strong light. Boston Store, 5 A 7 W.Washington and 14 S, Meridian st*. FRANK FERTIG, Donee, Sign and Freeco Painter. Removed to 34 Cirolo et.. Ross Block. IKE KING, (Sncoeasor to King A Knight,) Horse-shoeing of every description on short notice, 28 South Delaware atreet.

K. QAEVKR. O. DUNMZrXS IN. CARVER A CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Crystal ICES, No. 215 B. Illinois St., Indianapoli*. L HODGSON, Architect, Rooms 2 and 4 Griffith Block. P r e soription*. J. B. DILL, 99 Indiana Ave. J. T. BOYD, M. D.. Burgeon and Homoeopathic Physician, 59 Massachusetts avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. DR8. WANDS <ft SUTCLIFFE, 84 East Market street. Residence—Dr. Wand*. 330 E. Vermont. Residence—Dr. Sutcliffe. 3&0 E, McCarty,

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

J. A. COMPTON, M. D., H omOBopathist,* 40 East Ohio street.

MRS. DR. a E. MOORE, Ne. 406 N. 111. 8t. Disease* ef the Head, Sca'.p and Hair a specialty. Medicated Bath Treatment.

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

R. E. HAUGHTON, M. D., Pbysiean and Surgeon- Office, 2S K. Ohio • Omcebonrs, from 7 to 9 a. m.. 2 to4p. m.,9 to 9 p. m. Residence, 145 Bellefontaineat.

M. T. RUNNELS, ML. D., Oculist and ftaiist. Office—Oor. Circle and West Market Bta.

JOHN 8. CAMPBELL, Collections eroznptly attended to. Room 25 Vanoo Block.

OOMINGOR A MARSES, Surgeons. Offices 107)4 South Illinois st. 76 Hast Michigan st.

PHOJVOUBAPHY. The briefest, beat, most rapid and perfectly reliable system of modern Short-hana Writing ever devised thoroughly mastered aad knowledge guaranteed In the course of ten easy leesons, under tbe instruction of Prof. T. SLEE.

.rat* tired.

of three, $8 each; to parries of six. $5o*eh. Students, with a little practice, aeon acquire the ability te report arapidly delivered speech, and find it a labor-saving and thought preserving system of writing. Application maj

Indianapolis Railway Xiao Tabifl BKPAKP. AumU’ Ole.. Col.. Cincinnati ft Indianapolls. 7 Jb Y> l?** -4 Oc -Mr -c* *» *-**»*% ffitapw

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dally 6:05 a _ ——.10:25 a m —coeeuss^OD P ZQ 4:10 p m ,.*^•.,3:30 p ns daily 7:69 pa daily.11:08 p m

St. Lonis.

lag be made at tb* Basinet* •r through the Post Qffioa.

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Depart........ .4:25 a m

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•• rrrJSSE .• daily 8;30 pS daily....n:30 p m , Pittsburg, Cineinnati

Fart Line(d’y)* 4.30am I Richmond Ae*9 46am FmiPt line d'ly I2.40pnt Richmond Acc.S.'S?pm I 8. Kx^dany.'iijpyS

Vandalia Lino.

Mail Trala— 7.00am I Fast linefd’lyM.ls am Day Ex., p— 1.00pm | Mail and Acc.10.05am Terre H e Acc. 4.00 pm I Day Exnress. 5.30 pm Pac.hx.ld’ly)*11.25pm | Mail andAco. 6.30pm Indianapolis ft St. Louis. . Day Express. a m I In i’nap. Aee.U.45 am Night Rxp.s, 8.15p m I Day Express... 6 00pm Indianapolis, Cincinnati A Lafayette. Cincinnati Division. C AStL F Ldly 428am I Greensbg Aoe, 92Sam Steam boat Ex, 1103 a m I ChiAStLMail 12 23 p m greensbg Acc, 433 p m Western Exp. 6 23 p m ChiftStLMail, 618pml OAStLFLdiy,ni3p£ Lafayette D i vision,

C.ftSt. L. P.

Mail ..12.43 p m c. e i t i?L E ¥: M3pm L.. daily...J1.33pm

Steamioafe 10.43 a m

Chi. jfc St. Xs.

_. •••••• f> m Lafayette A*. 8.23 pm

Indianapolis, Bloomington ft Western.

U*W jy.J Cincinnati, Hamilton and Indianapolis. M. ft Cin.Ex 7:45 a.m.—Mail 12:25 p.m Acommod’n 4:25 p.m.—-Aocommod’n 9:351s,

Indianapoli* and Vincennes.

Mail ft C. ex.. 9:00 a.m | Spencer ac. 9:30 a.m.' Spencer ace. 3:50 p.m I M.ftCairo ex. 6:05 p.m.

Indianapolis, Pern and Chicago.

Ft.W. ft DEx 7.25 am I CaMCEx d’ly 4.10am Chi. * T. Ei .12.25 pm FtW.T * D Ex 8.40 am vZP l v M J; Kx ,t %: pm M » U * C^DEx. 6.36 pm

KftC Ex dly s 11.20 pm I

Jeffersonville, Madison A Indianapolis. LAMEx dlyg 4.20 am J Col. Ac. dly... 9.50 am

am ' JMt;* 13.60 nooa

ColAM Ac dly 3.30 pm | Day Ex. dly._ 8.10 pm Eve. Ex., r c. 6.15 pm I Night Ex dly 11.15 pm Cincinnati, Wabash ft Michigan, via Bee Line Indianapolis, depart 4:20 a m 4:20 p m Marion, arrive 7.42am 7.59 p m

VJ abash, “ - 8.50 am Warsaw, ** 10:40 a m

Ware

O osben«« Elkhart,

9:07 p m 11:33 p m 1:09 a m 4:35 am 7:30* m 10:00 a m

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Ralamasoo, •* .6:10 pm G. Rapids, •• „.7:40pm Detroit, Eel River and Illinois Railroad.

**8T. WIST. *-•*▼*• „ , Atsirg. 7:45 am[ 6:50 pm 1:00 pnt

Butler I 2:00 ana 12*20 am 2:45 pm Ttfifi am Louisville, New Albany and Chicago.

(Via I., B. and W;)

10:00 a. m, I Crawfordsville, north, 17:15 p. m. 9:50 a. m. | Crawfordsville, south, | 7:00 p. m Logansport, Crawfordsville and Southwestern

Railway.

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, , ' Popart. Arrive. Logansport -I?:® p m 11:00 n m

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Waveland Rockville-... Torre Haute.

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GOING SOUTH.

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Logansport

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Rockville........ 11:32 am 8:47 pm Terre Haute 12:45 pm 9:56 pm c Trains marked thus, r. o„ Reclining Chat!

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Trains marked thus. I, run Sunday night;

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DRS. JONES. MITCHELL ft BRIGHAM. HOMCEOPATHISTS No, 84, Kaat Ohio St, Dr. Jowks—7 to9a. m.,8to5p. m.,7to8p.m. Dr. Mitoull—• to U a. m., 1 to 8 p. m., 7 to f p. m. . L ectures By the Rev. J. C. FLETCHER, for the Benefit of the Home for the Friendless. I. Life in Tortugal-At the First Baptist church, September 4th. II. Modern Italy—At Roberts Park church, .-'i-1-tern ber 11. Admission 30 cents, or 50 cents to both, its

gTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY In tbe Superior Court of Marion County, ia the State of Indiana. September Term, 1877. No. 19,916. Annie M. Davis vs. Frank Dari*. Re it knewn, that on the 22d day of August, 1877, tbe above named plaintiff, by her attorney. filed in the office of tbe* Clerk of the Superior Court of Marion county, in the State of Indiana, her comolaint against the above named defendant for divorce, and oa said 22d day oi August. 1877, tbe said plaintiff filed in said Clerk’s office the affidavit of a competent person showing that said defendant, Frank Davis, is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Now, therefore, by order of said court, said defendant last above named is hereby notified of tbe filing and pendency of said complaint against him, and that-unless be appears and anrwers or demurs thereto, at the calling of said cause on tbe second day of the term of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court House, in the city of Indianapolis, on tbe first Monday in November. 1877, said complaint, and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in his absence. AUSTIN H. BROWN, Clerk. C. A. Dryer. Attorney iorplaintiff. to o-Thftwtv o Sale of Valuable Real Estate. The following valuable real estate in th* city of Indisnapolis, now owned by the Citizens' Loan Fund Association, is offered lor * 1*’ XoTW. in Wn«y*s subdivision of ont-lot 161, situated on 8t. Clair street, near Indiana avenue. 2. Lot 3, in Crane’* subdirist,fa of out-let 159. situated on Indiana avenue, near Smith street. 3. Lot 7, in Spann, Smith ft Hammond’s subdivision of part of C. 8t. John West's Addition. situated between Sixth and Seventh streets, near Mill street. ___ ... . 4. The north one third of lets 122, 123 and 124, in Yeiscr’s Addition, situated oa the eor-

les warranted perfect. I no tracts aesenoea No*. 3 and 4 have valuable improvements.

reCwlVOU UU Lit UiK gauva ss »***»»» tory offer is reoeived, said property willlbe sold at public tale, on Saturday, September 1st, at 10 o’clock a. as , at the south door of the New Court House in this city. Terms of Sale—One-third cash, balance la two equal payments on six and twelve months’ time; said payments to bear six per cent, interest, and be secured by mortgage ou said real eetate Proposals will be received for all or either tract separately, and the right is reserved te reject any or all of said proposals. Address proposals.in writiag, to th*undersigned. Secretary, who will also furnish any other in* formation desired. The ClUnessa’ Loan Fund AaauciaUun J U h-m.w.th.f WM. C. ANDKRS0N. Sec.