Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 July 1878 — Page 3

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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS: WEDNESDAY. JULY 10, 1878.

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We have a full line of MEN'S, BOYS’, LADIES’, MISSES’ and CHILDRENS Simmer Mem. GOOD GOODS, AT LOW PRICES. Ladies’ Muslin Underwear « IN VARIETY. ALL NEW GOODS, and will be told LOW. PETTIS, IVERS Sc CO. •W* ALL GOODS marked in plain Henna.

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BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, 3-Ply INGRAINS. 2-Ply INGRAINS. RAG CARPETS. WALL PAPER. WINDOW SHADES. ALL NEW IN DESIGN, Roll & Morris, 30, 32 and 34 South Illinois St.

Closing Out: FINE WHITE GOODS, FINE WHITE FLANNELS, FINE EMBROIDERIES, For Infant*’ Wear. Elegant Towels and Table Linens Cheap ■ec* s. arcroKEHEi, No. 9 North Penn. St. *^Se<5 Llama Lace Fischus and Cape.

INDIANAPOLIS Savings Bank. 66 EAST^ARKET STREET. Depositor* only mro Stockholders MadLxwcolr* entire Bet profits. W. N. JACKSON, Fnddent. JOHN W. BAT, Trasaurm.

CITY KEWS.

Persons leaving town for the season, and Summer travellers, can have The Dally News mailed to them, postpaid for fifty cents per month, the address being changed as often as desired. All unlicensed dogs will be impounded after the 20th inst. Hon. Albert G. Porter, first comptroller of the treasury, m expected here to-morrow. Temperance meetings will be held tonight in the base ball paA and In front of the court house. This weather u simply magnificenl for corn. It is growing so fast that good ears can hear it snap. Will P. Wolfe, of this city, has taken the position of city editor of the New Albany Ledger-Standard. The government will not appeal from the judgment of Judge Gresham in the whisky ring cases, decided Monday last. The United States court has directed the receiver of the I., C. and L. road to use the Belt road in making transfers of freight. John Evans and Hod. Bradford, who have been in jail for several days on charges of grand larceny, were discharged yesterday afternoon. W r . W. Wentz, late roadmaster on the I., C. and L. western division, has taken the some position on the Lafayette, Bloomington and Muncie road. Hon. D. P. Baldwin, republican candidate for attorney-general, and Rev. Mt. Pratt, of Louisville, his uncle, and brother of the late Senator, were in the city last evening. .The obituary of Joseph G. Marshal 1, the Indiana W'ebster, is published in this morning’s Journal. Mr. Marshall is dead. He has been dead for nearly a quarter of a century. ^ A bill of $691.50 has been presented to the board of county commissioners by the managers of the German orphan asylum lor the maintenance of twenty-six children the past quarter. E. B. Martindale, wife and daughter will leave for New York to-morrow morning to join Secretary Thompson's party, which is to take a jaunt up and down the Atlantic coast at government expense. . Ed. Baugh, the yonng burglar, who broke jail at Terre Haute last week, has joined the Vandalia car breakers, who have succeeded in evading arrest so far. The police are still searching for them. ’A girl named Paul has begun suit in Justice Whitney’s court against William Aierrick a south side livery stable kee|>er for bastardy. Merrick was arrested yesterday and gave bail in the sum of $800. The new safety gates erected at the Meridian street crossing of the Union railway tracks, work well and give satisfaction. It is likely that f these gates will be placed at all -the prominent street'crossings on the Union tracks. The agony over the award of the stone contract to he let August 15th, is growing so intense that a postponement of the letking till cooler weather sets in is suggested as a sort of preventive against sudden l?ick ness or death. The Freedom and Right association met night and added the iollowim? names 1o the executive committee: August Erbrich, George Knnrier, Patrick Wei * Oorge O. Griffin. The next meetii be held on the second Tuesday in The Woman’s Home Mission ^ __ Hie First Baptist church, will meet next Friday afternoon at 3 o’clock to consider the matter of sending a teacher to Selma, Alabama, to teach colored baptists at that f>lace.

The national council of wicroscopists will be held in this city, beginning August 14th, in the txmrt house. This will be the week before the meeting of the American association for the advancement of science at 8t Louis, and a large attendance is expected. Miss Sal He Bingham returned from Boston last night, where she has spent ten months cultivating her voice, a mezzo-so-prano of great power. Miss Bingham will remain here two months, and then probably go to Europe to finish her musical education. This morning at 11 o’clock Dr. M. T. Bunnells and Miss Emily L. Johnson were married at the residence of the bride’s uncle, Mr. A. G Willard, on North Tennessee street. The bridal couple left on the noon train for a trip to Pnt-in-Bay, Niagara and down the St. Lawrence. .Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Elam received a dispatch yesterday from his home in Ohio, anyouncing the dangerous illness of hi* father, and he immediately left for his bedside. In consequence of his departure the trial of Fred. Hoffman, for the murder of Jesse Noble, fixed for to-day, has been indefinitely postponed. The contract f<w building the state house sewer was awarded yesterdav to A. Bruner, at $3.40- per foot' for the five foot sewer, anti $2.90 for the four foot sewer, if Louisville cement is used; if Fayetteville cement, $.‘>.30 and $2.82 j>er foot respectively; manholes, $25; catch basins, $50. There were seven other bids. m Stoppeu by an Injunction. At the June session of the commissioners’ court the county treasurer was directed to use all possible diligence in stirring up tax-payers to make full and true returns of personal property, inaamjich as the duplicate was, showing a constant decrease in the total amount listed for taxation. Mr, Hanway put a man to work in pursuance of this order, and the result is apparent in quite a large increase of taxable property, chiefly consisting of the stocks of mineral associations. Among other item* placed on the duplicate was one of $100,000 of bonds of the Indianapolis gas light and coke company, held as art of the assets of S. A. Fletcher A Co.’s ank, upon which a tax amounting to $3,612 was assessed for the years 1875, ’76, ’77, and ’78. Yesterday afternoon an injunction wa« served on the treasurer temporarily enjoining him from proceeding to collect the tax. The case will come up for hearing at the September term of court. Other banks will probably find themselves in hot water, because of a discrepancy between the amount of deposits returned to the township assessor and the amount reported to the collector of internal revenue. No tax is assessed by the county, and by a strange coincidence the amount of deposits reported to the county is said to be from $100,000 to $200,000 larger than to the United States, where a tax of one twenty-fourth of one per cent, is assessed.

Run Over and Killed. An accident occurred at the crossing of the Pan-Handle and Junction tracks and Michigan road last evening, resulting in the immediate and horrible death of Peter Greenan, watchman at that point; As the night express on the Pan-Handle was oing out he warned approaching teams to ;eep off, and then stepped back on the Junction track just in time to be struck by a switch engine. He was knocked down lengthwise on the rail, and the engine and one car passed over him, crushing the body out of ml shape, mangling it beyond possible recognition. Greenan was an Irishman 60 years old, residing at 75 South Noble street, and leaves a wife and five grown children. ^ Jury Trials. To the Editor of The LudUnapoU* New*: The source of one of the largest items of expense in the county government is trial by jury, and under the present law it is made to bear very heavily upon the tax payers. This needs remedying, and the remedy can only be applied by the legislature. Let a law be passed providing that when a jury is asked for it shall be done in writing, the parties to the suit either agreeing that the costs shall be divided between them, or assessed against the losing side, the same as other costs are taxed. It seems to the writer that a law embodying this feature would relieve our courts of a great portion of their expense, and efleet a much needed relief to the overburdened taxpayer. Non-Professional. Indianapolis, July 3,1878.

The vigor oT perfect health is communicated to the entire system by the use of Dr. Bull’s Blood Mixture, which is professionally and popularly recognized as the best blood purifier known. NEW BOOKS.’ Telephone, Phonograph, etc., by Prescoit $3 00 Appleton's Hand Rook at Summer Resort 75 Bonny Kate, by Christian Reid 75 TheClifton Picture, by author of Odd Trump. 75 Friendship, byOuida 1 50 Seaforth, by Florence Montgomery :. 1 2> Frick’s Physical Technics 2 50 The Godson of % Marquis 50 Shooting Stars 50 Harper’s Franklin Square Library ........10 and 15 CATIICART TCLELAAD, 26 B. Washington St.

FIRST CLASS Mercantile PRINTING. BUSINESS CARDS. Indianapolis Sentinel Co.

HEADQUARTERS

FOB

BED TICKINGS.

Re have a full line of Tickings, any width, from 37 inches to 36 imchcM, double twilled. HERRINGBONE TRILLED and REAL GERMAN TIC KINGS, in Indigo Blue and Turkey Red. STRIPED or PLAID TICKINGS irom 10c to 29c. A No. 1 Feather Ticking only 16c. Do not tail to buy your Ticking at the

City Store, No. 4 E. Washington St. Store Open until 9:30 evary evening.

Hotels and Summer Resorts. IVmni lesrlng town for the MMon, and Summer traveller*, can bar* The Daily Nawi mailed to them, postpaid for fifty cent* per month, the addren being changed as often as desired. SHERWOOD FOREST, Green Lake, Dartlord, Wis. Health, pleasure and everything that can conduce to either. Boating, bathing, fishing, riding, driving, »wlmBiing all sort* of games and pastime*, joined to choice society. Firat-cla* hotel accommodation* at reasonable prices. For particulars, send postal card for circa 1st or call at News office. J. C. SHERWOOD, Proprietor,

TOWNSEND DOUSE, OOOXOMOWOC, WAUKESHA COUNTY, WIR, _ thirty miles west of Milwaukee, 460 feet above Lake Mi< higan-delightfully healthful-every di-

to accommodation. For further particulars or circular, address C. TOWNSEND.

Sea Cliff House, L0IO ISLAND SOUND. Beautiful situation: high and healthy; no malaria or musquitoes; table first-class; splendid boating, fishing and salt water bathing. Terms from 110 to f 12 per week. Please send for circular. WILLIAM DEVISES, Preprletor, (j th ts SEA CLIFF, L. I.

HEALING, SPRINGS,

Bath County, Virginias

The only tepid water known; efficacious in a great number of diseases, for which write me or

feav-MS aaLuavr^a v* u rox UITVO} AVt " tutu n 1 lie UlCDf apply at News office for descriptive pamphlets containing certificates. Air pure and bracing, scenery

wild, picturesque and grand,

from CO deg. ' ’

ug, scenery

mercury ranging

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resque

to 75 deg.

WM. B. BISHOP, Proprietor.

Mammoth Cave, This Place having been thoroughly repaired and refurnished, is now ready tojecommodate visitors in the beet style. Excursion parties can get low rates by applying at the ticket offices in Indianapolis or Louisville, or at any way offices, and they , can have excursion j-ates here in parties of ten or more j>ersons. We have a band for the ball room in attendance. For further particulars, address WM, a MILLER. (j)tu ts

WHERE SHALL WE GO? Of course to ORKNEY SPRINGS, Shenadoah county, Va. Greatest Health Resort In the world. Unsurpassed mountain air and scenery; all amusements and pastimts and choice society. No such group of springs on earth, combining separately so

many medical qualities.

Board Rates: The Proprietor of Orkney Springs, fully appreciating business depressions, offers the following reduced rates of board, graduated according to rooms occupied and the number of persons

in each room.

Board per day for one week and less than two, 81.50,82 and 8t.50. Board per week for two weeks

91.50,52 and ss.ou. Board per week tor two weeks and less than four, 88, 810, 812 and $14. Board per month for one month and leas than two, $30, $35, “... ' ysiciaas and members

ed to twenty-fivi

wo,

$40 and $45. Ministers, physicians and of the press will be entitled to twentycent. ‘discount on the above rates. Children un

oi th

twelve years and servants baif-prii

lies and parties numbering

re to remain the entire season, ei

special contracts at a reduction on the atm

Famil

who desir

ce,

ng seven, or more,

make

notion on the above rates.

The season will oned SATURDAY, the 15th of June, and close on the 15th of October. 1 For deacrintive pamphlets or other information; address A. W. JONES, Proprietor,or communicate

tj)uo ts

with The News office.

EBBITT HOUSE Headquarters Army and Navy, WASHINGTON, D. O. C. C. WILLARD, Proprietor. *W Four Iron Fire Escapes.

ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, BROADWAY, IT O Irt. J3L . THIS POPULAR RESORT for Travelers has been rejuvenated and improved. All the features that have so signally contributed to its world-wide reputation will be maintained. A uniform rate of prices, $3.50 per day, for all parts of the house. URIAH WELCH, Proprietor.

St. Denis Hotel, Corner Broadway and Eleventh Street, HEW YOEK CITY,.

ON THE

EUROPEAN PLAN, In connection with the well-known Taylor’s Saloon, The most centrally located Hotel In-the city. Sts' Prices In accordance with the times. WM. TAYLOR, Proprietor.

FRUITS.

tTi'gj* TTSficn^** •JLs sJLs JcLs BnP JLJL aJL* V«s^ JEmbk* ORANGES, LEMONS, BANANNAS. HARWOOD & HUG, (8-4) 29 N. ILLINOIS ST.

DRESSED CHICKENS. tfElsS and SPRING CHICKENS dressed twice a day. POWER & LANGDON, 60 NORTH PENN.

Schools and Colleges.

W ESTERNl^ll ALESEMIITARY

OXFORD. OHIO—Mt. Holyoka Flan.

The twenty-fourth year will commence September 4, 1878, Board, toition, fuel and ^lights^ SKO

annum. Send for catalogue to

JDY, Principal.

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Mr. and Mrs. J. H. KAPPES, encouraged by the success of the past year, have determined to place their school upon a permanent basis. They wUi reopen early in September with increased facilltle* for instruction of young ladies in the higher branches of English education. In the ancient and modern languages and in music. A Preparatory Department lor younger pupils will be connected with the Institute. Punils from a distance con be accommodated with board at reasonable rates. Circulars with full particulars will be issued In a few days. Those wishing to become members of the school will confer a favor by making application early. Address J. H. KAPPES, No. 132 East North street, Indianapolis.

BUSINESS CARDS. TARt OAS'ftkN—Office and Residence, 147 N. U New Jersey at.

T\K. ». M. WHARTON—Office and rest U denee, 206 Bright street, oer. Vermont.

VfAHONEY 4c CLARK. Sculptors and III Monument Makers, 70 N. Delaware si.

TJOITIOEPATH-Dr. H AGO ART—Office, 96 n E. Market st. Residence, 79 N. Alabama.

T HODGSON, Architect, JL» Room* 2 s&d>„4 Giiffith iftooir*

TJORSK-SHOKlNtt—By Jon» M*l/»9WT XI 88 8. Alabama street, who makes ’em stick.

T> KN1HAN, Lome A HKDOE8, XV VKBXSTAxna, 15 Circle street.

1\R. CHAS. I>. . .. I / North Meridian street,

a. m., 1:30 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 8 p. m.

PEARSON, Oflii

Office hoi

ace, 126 :, 8 to 10

J. P^, 59 Mass, ave., residence 719 E. Market st.

nomiNGOR A IVARREE, Norjrsons, L/ Offices—107K South Illinois street. 76 East Michigan street.

TVRS. WAN 1*8 4c SUTCLIFFE, U 84 East Market street. Residence—Dr. Wands, 830 E. Vermont. Residence—Or. 8utoll Ob. W0 B. McCarty.

SPECIFICS. SPECIFICS.

Specifics.

After many years of the most successful practice n (pedal diseases, with an unsurpassed experience In the application of certain combinationa in the treatment of those diseases, Dr. Von Moechztsker has been induced to place his remedies on the public market, that they may be within the reach of all who need them. CATARRH REMEDY. For diseases of the Respiratory Organs, Throat Lungs, Chest Affections, both local and constitutional. These remedies will cure the severest cases of Catarrh, and should be used in accordance with directions, such as extraordinary dischargee from the nose; offensive or otherwise, water dropping into the throat from the head, loss of acuteness in smell, taste or hearing; sharp pain In the head, and unlnau sensitiveness to cold. EAR REMEDY. . Specific discharged from the ear, arising from Scarlet, Typhoid or other fevers or inflamation o the inner ear. Also, a remedy for noises in the head, and slight deafness from any cause. O O XX IS t ±-t GL t; ± O XX 1 REMEDY. Alterative for purifying the blood, and benefleia action upon the.liver and kidneys. A constitutions remedy for debility, arising from such complaints as kbove mentioned. Excellent In >11 nervous maladies and female diseases. EYES For inflamed and diseased eyes and for the preservation of sight. This wash should be in the po* session of all who desire to keep their eyes In a strong and healthy condition; especially students and those whose occupation renders impaired sight a necessity. THROAT GARGLE* For sore throat, generally accompanying, and frequently following scarlet fever and measles, it is Invaluable. As a tonic for the voice, clergymen and public speakers will find it valuable. OOT7G-BI»YH.TJJP For coughs, whether arising from Irritation of th throat, bronchial tubes or lungs, this syrup will be found most soothing and effectual. , M* For sale by all Druggist*. Browning & Sloan, Druggists, WHOLESALE AGENTS, APOTHECARIES’ HALL, Nos. 7 and 9 East Washington street.

DAWES & Xc6ETTIGAN,Dealers In and Manufacturers of OXXaJS, COAL MINE and R. R. SUPPLIES, 67 W. Maryland st., Indianapolis, Ind. !

RESH

ISH.

C. E. Wesby & Co.

6C ^ • Maryland St.

LHLIYLRLD EVERY MORNING.

The Franklin TTXT? TVCTTD A Vfrp PA LLxJCi JLH o u KAJn L-Jcj LU OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND. THE ONLY HOME COMPANY

m TH* RATI.

SECURE I MUTUAL l LIBERAL! Its best friends are among the principal business men of Indianapolis—men who know U best. Its funds loaned only to policy bolder*.

•377,073.8*

Admitted Assets..

Officers—A. 0.

Officers—A. 0. Lynch, boon, Vice President; L. ( Boggs, Treasurer; Wm. K

. President; A. G. Fettl. L. G. Hay, Secretary; Fred. ; Wm. K Harvey, Actuary.

Advisers—F. 8. Newcomer, M. D.; J. H.

Woodbam, M. D.

General Office in Oompany’i Building, corn* X centuy avenue and HUxtols street. ts I .

^ Johnston’s % Sarsaparilla Is acknowledged to be the beat and most reliable preparation now prepared for LIVER, COMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA, And for Purifying the Blood. • ... : This preparation is compounded with great care, from the best selected Honduras Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, Stillingia, Dandelion, Wild Cherry, and other Valuable Remedies.

Prepared only by W. JOHNSTON & CO. Chemists k Drnggista, 161 Jefferson Av*., Detroit, Mich. "Hold by all Druggists,

BROWNING, & SLOAN, Wholesale Agent ndisnapoliadnd.

C**. Bnraxn; ” Lf$»oir*0jr Eo^sd. BYFIELD & HOWLAND, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, -Will practice in the Federal and State Courts. Office to^Hukbani’s Block, Booms 5 and. 7, IjRtt—f

■ ■ Jti v JrjE3LlS2 DAILY NETS. tee it is Mraefl Bj Carriers. THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS has the largest circulatioR of any daily paper published in Indiana. It is taken in almost every County in the State, and is delivered by Carriers every day in the following towns and villages: J BARTHOLOMEW, Arcadia. E. E. BRANT, Attica. J. D. CONNELLY, Annapolis. J. L. YAWTER, Acton. JAS. BURKE, Anderson. W. RALSTON, Amo. JNO. DUGAN, Arlington. OSCAR SKINNER, Brightwood. J. H. BRECKENRIDGE, Bunker Hill. LEWIS McNUTT, Brazil J. C. STERRETT, Buena Yista. W. E. ADKINS, Bloomington. SAM’L PICKETT, Bourbon. OSCAR GLADDEN, Brownalarg. E. E. NEAL, Cicero. WILL S. CRAIG, Crawfordaville. OSCAR JOHNSON, Covington. E. A. POYNTER, Cloverdale. A. A. HUNTER, Clayton. R. G. LITTLE, Cartersburg. H. TURPIN, Clermont ED MARTIN, Connersville. THOS. BAIN, Columbus. WILL CRAIG, Danville. H. DUNKLE, Delphi. S. KENWORTHY, Dublin. THOS. E. SMITH, Darlington. R. D. CRAIGHEAD, Dunreith. J. F. ADAIR, El wood. V. H. HUFF, Edinburg. FRANK W. WHITTED, Elletteville. H. A. WIRLEY. Elkhart. MACK SNODGRASS, Franklin. EDDIE FRANSIS, Fairland. JOHN A. GARDNER, Fortville. OORRIE THORNBURG, Farmland. FRED REECE, Fairmount BRYANT & NORRIS, Frankfort. * W. F. SHERIDAN, Gseencastle. CHAS. D.'WALKER, Greenfield. FRED. BARTON, Greensburg. WILL GIPE, East Germantown. B. S. PATE, Greenwood. JOSIE CONSTABLE, Goeport. W. A. HOOPS, Goehen. CHAS. GRARNUT, Irvington. - ALONZO WHITAKER, Jamestown. A. P. HARVEY, Jonesboro. D. SHELLENBARGER, Knightstown. H. G. MEYER & BRO., Kokomo. A. H. PETERS, Laporte. W. COCHRAN, Lena. J. A. JEGER, Lizton. WILL W. FULLER, Ladoga. H. G. SPENCER, Lebanon. CHAS. FELLOWS, Lewisville. F. REPKR, Miami. E. E. WHITTED, Martinsville. T. C. CURRAN, Mishawauka. S. T. HARDY, Markleville. W. E. L. KINNEMAN, Marion. JNO. MORRIS, Mitchell. EDWARD CAMMACK, Milford. ALBERT KRUEGER, Michigan City. W. A. HUNT, Mooresville. W. R. DAYIS, Morristown. JOHN KIRK, Muncie. C. N. DICKEY, Madison. J. W. ELLIS, Valley Mills. J. MANNIX, McCordsville. F. HAMILTON, New Castle. HOWARD WITT, New Ross. FRANK DECKERT, Noblesville. P. W. MORGAN, Plainfield. M. CARROLL, Pendleton. W. E. BUERGELIN, Pittsboro. . HARRY McMASTER, Peru. H, A. ALLEMAN, Plymouth. H. FODREA Raysville. T. BRYANT, Rockville. N. RONNELLS Jr. Rochester. £. WOODCOCK, Ruihville. E. SMALL, Shelbyville. WILLARD McGLTRE, Sharpsville. CHAS. STEWART, Spencer. W. P. BAILEY, South Port. H. C. DUNBAR, South Bend. ALBERT COLLINS, Tipton. JAMES CONES, Thorntown. R. R. SHREVE, N. Vernon. RALPH McCORMICK, Vincennes. W. WENZELL, Vernon. FRANK ARLINGTON, Walkerton. HERBERT KENT, Williamsport. ’ . OSSA .CLINGER, Winchester. WILSON GARDNER, Wabash. TOM. A. CARPENTER, Warsaw. NOBVAL GRUBB, Waldron. HENRY STRASSER, Washington. H. A. PRATT, Waveland. JOEL JACKSON, West Newton. WILL SANDERS, Zionsville. Orders for the paper can be given to the agents named above, who will leave it promptly at your door.

1IEW! NEW! NEW! EMIL WULSCHNER’S Musical Emporium, KTo. ea w. "W"o »lxirijgrtoxx st.. Headquarters for all Teachers' and Hii*toion*’ SHEET MUSIC ajtd ROOKS Best Italian and Gar man bttinga, Violins, Flu tea. Guitars, and all kinds of cboft* Muatoal mL a ,h. George Steck & Co. Pianos, Which the following Local Teachers and Musician* regard as fully equal to in all respects to any of the ffret-claea Pianos now made:

Mr.AS.HaUa,

Mt* S •

» J. Vogt, ' Mra. 8. L-

sonstta

Joseph Heine, Henry D. Beissenhers, . Miss S. F. Keeir, E. H. Ginns*, Misa Maggie Surlier, Paul Barr, Mr. H. Beit*, John B. Campbell, George B. Loonr;*, A. H. Mueller, K. A . New laud, MB **»--*

Wm. Horatio Oarks, C. Kantmann, * , , s

Very truly, , EMIL WUL8CHKEB.

Barmeier, F. W. Keller,

’’ | ; ;>i _ '■ ill, Ipf® Special Closing Sale. * ——— We will for the next Ten Days give Immense Bargains in LINEN SUITS, ZEPHYRS, SHAWLS, Fancy Wool SHAWLS, MILLINERY GOODS and DRESS GOODS. We must reduce these stocks, and fn order to do so we have marked every article at a ruinous price. NOW IS THE TIME TO GET A GENUINE BARGAIN. Come early before the cream of the stock is sold. ' . RIVET & PARDRIDCE, ■ ■ * *_* /% -f-’KTTS A T . A IT-* I «JL> *JL» ML. ■fctjLw aJL wJ aJL2ji •Mu, adB» SUaJLsnJ ta/atSLa JLmJI Ipf 26 and 28 West Washington St. TX /%, *2pr A to za *WJ 'WV1V-* T* /a ■■■■*■ aaij TCra ■A—. a ii. a JL a, JL ■. a, .X a* M JL K. JL ^CX-. JL X- JeSjiJltU m ■WSEND FOB CATALOGUE OF STYLES.-®#

Ryan, “The Hatter* ^ No. 23 South lUinois Street, Occidental Hotel. AN IMMENSE LINE OF SUMMER GOODS.

I6as*. Ave.

THE NEW WHITE Is acknowledged, to be the BEST MACHINE in th* market. Fhr sale by R. E. STEPHENS, General Agent.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS

COUNTY TICKET. For Clerk-DANIEL M. BAN8DELL. For Sheriff—JOHN T. PBESSLY. For Treanurer—THOMAS SCHOOLEY. For Auditor—WILLIAM A. PFAFF. For Judges Superior Court—HOKA HOC. NKWCOMB, DANIEL W. HOWE, SOLOMON BLAIR. For Judge Criminal Court—JAMES E. HELLER. Prosecuting Attorney Criminal Court—JOHN B. ELAM. For County Commissioners—GEORGE F. MCGINNIS, MOSES AI-LEN. For Coroner—WILLIAM H. WISFfARD, For County Surveyor—H.EBVEY B. FATOUT.

N. J. Hyde, Manager.

$1 80 to $2 per day.

National Hotel. A. NALTNER, Proprietor, South side of Union Dejiot, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

S HUNT’S. • FOSTER, 20 North Pennsylvania St. Is doing the largest Special Order Shirt Business of any houae in the city. Try bxii-doseu at |9, |12 to 115. 100 dozen LINEN COLLARS jnst received at $1.20 dozen.

SPECIAL TO TEACHERS.

TUE D1RECT0BS OF THE Mai ScMol of Art

Hare arranged for Professional Teachers s special course of instruction during the summer vacation carefully adapted to thair requirements as instruct-

ors.

A Very Low Rate of Tuition Has hern established for this course. Ail the advantages oi the School will be accorded, and choice may U made cl any branches of study preferred. For lull information, address the Secretary INDIAN A SCHOOL OF ABI, Indianapolis, Ind.

Indianapolis Time Table. Depart. Arrive. Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and indiaaape*

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N. Y.AB. Exd’y 4:15am I»’y A Sb’i’g Ex 4:15am

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DoytonA Col Ex fi:00m N.Y. A B.Exd’y 6:80pm Efk A Ft W Ex 6:30pm

B lASt.'O&filoOpm Col A In'Us Ex 6:00pm NY A StLEx d’ 10:A6pm Col. 8 A Ind Ex 10:56pm

Brightirood Division. (C., C., C. A I. Railway.) Depart daily... 4:15am Arrive dally.... 6:45am

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6.10am 10:50am 11:20am ...— 5:55 pm dally... 6:80pm 11:10pm

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Vandalia Line. < Fast line d’y.„. 8:48am Mail and Ac 10:0ftsm Day Ex d’y 8:85pm Mali aud Ac 6:40pua

Mail train 7:00aui Ihiy Ex p d’y... l:f)0pm Terre Haute Ac. 4:00pm Pacific Ex d’y all:00pm

Indlanapolla and St. Louis U. B. |

Day Ex pc 6:00am I N. Y. Ex d’y... 4:05am Local Ex a 6:00pm Indianapolis Ac.ll :n0am N. Y. Ex d’y a 11-OOpm j Day Ex 6:55pm Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Ufnyetts K. R

(Cincinnati Division.)

ivnmiauurg nesxern c.x e:supm iriAStLm’ipc. 6:55pm | CA8t LELd’y...lO;58pm

Lafayette Dlvtslon.

P A B Ex 6:10am I ChlFL d’ly 8:50am Chicago Mail pc ia»48pm CinciunaU Ac 10:50am Western Ex 6:66pm Chicago Mall,.. 8:86pm Chi FL d’y rca 11:15pm | Lafyette Ac 8:3.5pm Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western B. W. Pax Ex A Mall 7:00am KASEx daily.... 4:10*m

OawAccom 8:55pm glk| KaiiAT.Speciai... 7:00j>m RIAWEx rcc dyll :00pm

Oncinnatt, Hamilton and Indianapolis R. R.

Mail ACln Ex.... 4:15am j Mail. 12:15pm ▲ccommoda’on.. 4:36pm 1 Western Lx 10:3upm

■ IndianapoUs and VincennesAL U.

Champaign lec! 11:00am DayfixAMall.... 6:40pm

MaflACfiroEx,... 8:00am j Siwnoer Aob,...„ S:Mam Spencer Acoom.. 8:35pm j MallAOMroEx... 6:8.5pm I Ind ianapolia, Peru and Chicago R. W. FtWTolAIletM I. 7:28ain CAMCKx dally. 4:00am

ChlAToiEx 12:25pm PAM CExccAs... 6:10pw TolACEx daily s.ll: 1 Opm

Pern Aecom 0:88am TolAFtWEx..,. 12:00m ChiAM.C Mail. 6:26pm

Jefferaonville, Madison and IndianapoUs R. R. leuisASEx s 4:10am Madison Mul 10:00am MadALEx d’ly. 7:50am MANorthEx 10:00pm Co)AMadAcc.. u 8:15pm Day Express. 6:15pm BAEvExra. 6:00pm NlghtEx daUy...lO;6«pm Cincinnati, Waliaah A Michigan, Via Boe line. Indianapolis, depart 4;80«un 6:46pa Marion, arrive ..8:17pm 7:42am Wabash, “ ..7:24p:u. 6:S0am Warsaw, “ .....5:45pm 6:18am Goehen, “ _.4:4')pra 4:10am Klkbart, “ — ..4:20pm 8: .Warn Kalamazoo “ — .5:10pm 7;30am G. Rapid*, “ —.7;40piu 10;00am

Eel River Railroad.

East, Weet.

the Mineral Springs, here

of dollars in

Tbonsand* visit

and abroad, and spend thousands c search for health, when a few doecs of TaiTRnt’g Seltzer Aperient

would accomplish the same resulfit, at the coat of a few cents. It has been tried for a quarter of a century and more, and with invariable good reaults. It does iu work gently, yet thoroughly, cleaning

up as it goes, and leaves no bad effects. ■auSOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

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7:80pm B:Ubpm 11:31 pm 1:12am 2:0nam

7:00am 7:63am 9:45am 10:60am 11:80am

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Butler

7:10pm 6:28pm 4:48pm

1:00pm U :88am 9:12am 7:28am 6:80am

Lafayette, Munde A Bloomington B. B (Via L, C. A L. R. R. from Indianapolis—lauaa-

diate connection at Lafayette.)

Eastward. Westward.

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Bto’m’gtoa 10:60 am j Ind’polla 12:50 pm 6:80 am Gibeon 12:05 pm f Lafayette 8:05 pm 93)0 am ftxton.... 12:87 pm | Hoopeeton 4:48 pm 10.37 am Hoopeaton 1:22 pa . Paxton 8:42 pmll :30am 6. W. SMITH, Gen. Pam. Agent, Lafayette. Crawfordsvllia and Southwsatem Railway. Via.

LC.AL. BaUway. 7 T ' South. North.

Colfax..... 6:00 pm

“ 9:02 am

Crawfordtsville. 7.10 pm

»» 9:60 am

Terre Haute...,, 6:80 am

4:10pm |

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Golfax,..^rjl 10:16 pm Crawford*viiisL! 1:20 pan Terre Haute.... 9:66 pm

12:41 pot

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