Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 July 1878 — Page 3

THE IMDIANAPOLIS NEWS: FRIDAY. JULY 12,1878

New York Store.

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We have a full line of MEN'S, BOYS’, LADIES’, MISSES’ and CHILDRENS Smer Werfear. GOOD GOODS, AT LOW PRICES. Ladies’ Muslin Underwear IN VARIETY. ALL NEW GOODS, and will be fold LOW. PETTIS, IYERS & CO, - MT A LX GOODS Barked in plain fig area.

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

Closing Out: i FINE WHITE GOODS, _ _ FINE WHITE FLANNELS, FINE EMBROIDERIES, For Infanta’ Wear. Eleeant Towel* Table Linens Cheap TBCm »- TXJOBLIDrt. No. 9 North Penn. St. »».See Llama L«ce Fischo. and Cape. INDIAJSAPOUS Savings Bank. 60 BAST MARKET STREET. Papwaiw onl f mi* xiot s Uoldera aodi receive entire net profit* W. X. JACKSON. Preaident fORH W. KAT, Treaanrer.

CITY NEWS.

The Imlianaiwlia turfmen who went to tho Cincinnati amt Columbua races to back Athol, Mambriuo anti John U. are auin^infi along home. They came back after money upon which to eiait Toletlo neat week and get even.—[Organ of combination pool-board. Rev. J. L. Withrow of Park street con* grogaticna! church, Boston, formerly pas' tor of the Second Presbyterian church ut thia city wan with his old congregation lart night, who Welcomed him in full force notwittiKtanding the aweltering weather. Dr. Withrow, who is atopping with Mr. William S. Jlubbard, will preach at the Second Pm-byterian church next Sunday. “The young men’* republican club of Marion county” wah organised at the central coiumiUee rooms last night with the following officers: President, 8. D.Crane; vice-president, A. W. Hatch; secretary, E. L. Williams; assi-tant secretary, C. A. Smith; treasurer, W\ II. MarU; executive committee, S. F. Reynolds, A. W. Wisliard, D. M. Green, C. F. Daahiel and Jease Aetley. The fact has just been made known that several weeks ago four young hoodlums, eighteen or twenty years of age,ravished a crippled girl whom they met in one of the railroad yards, shortly after dark on her way home. Nothing waa said by^ the p«lica .about the affair at the time* and now it has been almost forgotten. The young scoundrels could not he identified and no arrests were made. Harris Honitz, an old junk dealer, was arrested yesterday for receiving a portion of the goods stolen from the Vandalia road by the Smith and Kelly gang. Simon Abrams, who was‘arrested for the same offense Wednesday, jumped his bail yesterday. A search was made for some of the goods by the police yesterday afternoon at the Michigan street bridge over White river, but nothing was found. Another .Attempt to Wreck a Train. Officers OTIaver and Kitzmiller last night discovered a pile of ties thrown across the track of the Indianapolis, Cincinnati & Lafeyette railroad, near St. Clair street. While removing them it was seen that a switch had been opened and spiked, a chain fastened across the rails and a number of stones placed in the frogs. The scoundrels who did the job intended to wreck the outgoing midnight train, whicn came thundering along in a few moments after the track was cleared. In the Park. Beiseenheiz’s band will give an open air concert at University park this evening. The following is the program: Wadsworth ipoir de I’Ascae’V Herman ,, Deautilul blue Danube”.-Strauss Superb comet polka...... *._Ziegler Medley, ‘‘Ye olden times” Beyer Fifteen minutes intermisaion. Overture, “Light cavalry” - Suppe Waltz, “Wander Lleder” Ouaz’l Serenade, “Ceuldst thou but know” Balfe Schottlsche, "Greeting from the Rhine” Piethe Steam Galop. Tub public has been humbugged so often with worthless medicinal preparations, that only a few good ones now remain in use. Dr. Bull’s blood mixture is one of them.

Hotels and Summer Resorts. PWaon* leaving town for the mwsou, and 3umtHor travellers, can have The Daily News mailed to them, postpaid for fifty cents per month, the ad diet* being changed as often as desired. SHERWOOD FOREST.

Green Lake, Dart ford, Wia. ■

•duce U> eitfier. Boating, Imthing!*fishing, driving, •wimmlng, all sorts of game* and pa

d to

can eon-

riding,

ng, all sorts of games and pastimes,

Joined to choice society. Find-clais hotel aocotn-

jomea tocootce society. Mrsl-clase Hotel accommodations at reasonable pricee. For particulars, •end postal card lor circular or call at News office.

J. C. SHEBWOOD, Proprietor.

T0WN8MD HOUSE, OCONOMOWOC, WAUKESHA COUNTY, WL8.,

Sea Cliff House, LOXG ISLAND SOUND.

ishiog and saltwater bathing. Ten *10 to 812 per week. Please send lor circular. WILLIAM DEFINES, Proprietor, Cj th ts SEA CLIFF. L. L

HEALING- SPRINGS, Bath County, Virginia* The only tepid water known; efficacious In a great utnnVr of diseases, for which write me or apply at News office for descriptive pamphlets containing certificates. Air pure and bracing, scenery wild, pictdresrjue and grand, mercury ranging from 60 deg. to 75 dog. (jfta ta WM. B. BISHOP, Proprietor. Mammoth Cave.

This place having been thoroughly repaired and refurnished, is now ready to accommodate visitors in the beat style. Excursion partite can get low rate* by applying at the ticket offices in Indianapolis or Louisville, or at any way offices, and they can have excursion rates here In parties of ten or

more persons. We have a band for the ball rooi in attendance. For further particulars, address

WM. S. MILLER.

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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 pastimes and choice society. No such group of springs on earth, combining separately so many medical qualities. Bosun Rates:

fullj folio

ing to rooms occupied and the number of persons

in each room.

one week and less than two, Board per week for two weeks less than four, *8, *10, *12 and 314. Board per ith for one month and less than two, 330, 385,

Minist - • •

340 and 345.

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of the press will be entitled to twenty-five mt. discount on the above rates. Children under velve years and servants half-price. Families and parties numbering seven, or more, ho desire to remain the entiro season, can make special contracts at a reduction on the above rates. The season will open SATURDAY, the 15th of Jane, and close on the 15th of October. For doscriJUve pamphlets or other Information, address A. W. JONES, Proprietor,or communicate with The News office. U)uo ta ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, BROADWAY, IXTiEX*?' ■ TET O HL XS.. THI8 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, 13.50 per day, for all parts of the house. URIAH WELCH, Proprietor.

ilcians and members

Parana leaving town for the season, and Summer traveller*, can have The Daily News mailed to them, postpaid for fifty cents per month, the address being changed as often as desired* Rhody Shiel is organizing an Irish re-

publican club.

Street Commissioner Fulmer’s payroll lor this week amounts to $146.09. Seats are being made for the accommodation of visitors to Circle park. - Hereafter the Vandalia will run its Block train at a higher rate of speed. The grand jury reported 25 indictments to the criminal court as the result Of their

J une sitting.

The I. & 8t. L. has cut its rates on coal from the Carbon mines to his city to 60

cents per ton.

Under the management of Henry fichnull, the Occidental Hotel will be re-

fitted and refurnished.

The officials and clerks in the accounting department of the I. & St. L. road will

picnic at Fern to-morrow.

The Philharmonic singing club will give a concert ut the Indianola Presbyte-

rian church this evening. i,;”’

The number of patients at the city hospital, owing to the excessively warm

weather, is rapidly increasing.

Daniel Grassman has brought suit for a divorce from Flora Grassmau, alleging drunkenness and that she is otherwise a

very bad party.

The Indianapolis, Peru and Chicago road nightly bring* to this city two trains loaded with dee from Isroorle. A part of it is shipped* to Louisville. B. P. Walcott and wife left yesterdabf for Saratoga, and will be followed nexY week bv Rev. William Alvin Bartlett and ■A. G. rettibone with their wives. I Elder 1.0. Tomlinson will leave for I,a-

ticnlars. The Sentinel comes forward with its be-ennial crop of cheering assurances that old Clinton arid gallant Shelby etc., will come up with their usual increased majorities. ' Mrs. E, \V. Rlakdcll, of California, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. M. Okott on College avenue. Mrs. Blaisdell left Indianapolis fourteen years ago and this is her first return. The Indianapolis, Bloomington and ■Western, find Burlington and Missouri roads are arranging for an-excursion of editors of Indiana and Ohio, over their lines in August. ’ ' ** Will Mayor Caven and Goy, Williams ‘welcome Kearney, the California communist to the hospitality of the city and state, cn the occasion of his expected viait to Indianapolis next month? . Bv copious selections from the antocrat of the Breakfast,, Table, The News and other excellent sources, the local columas of the Journal this morning contain some- ’ thing that is worth reading. The Park house, a den on the canal near Ohio street, filled with disreputable ehar•jters, ha* been taken in hand hr the poicc. Yesterday, fourteen abandoned omen domiciled there were given notice to leaveGen George W» Ruse is holding up the --d name of the state by asserting his prowesa as a marksman. Having conqnered as a *bot gun artist, he has now taken np the rifle. The state is happy that it possesses Buss, t % I ? JUfijL %#' A. a. > ..rfjCi, iJL- £3t.

NEW BOOKS. Telephrne, Phonograph, etc., by Prescoit 83 00 *ppleton’a Hand Book of Summer Resort 75 Bonny Kate, by Christian Reid 75 The Clifton Picture, by author of Odd Trump. 76 Friendship, byOuida 1 50 Seaforth, by Florence Montgomery 1 25 Frick’s Physical Technics 2 50 The Godson of a Marquis 50 Shooting Stars — —. 50 Harper’s Franklin Square Library 10 and 15 CATHCART & CLELAND,

26 E. Washlngrton St.

HEADQUARTERS $t. DeiftS Hotel

FOB

BED TICKINGS.

We hare a fall line of Tickings, any width, fro in 27 Inches to 36

inches, double twilled.

WERRINGBOXF. TWILLED and REAL CiERRAN TKC'KINtiS, In Indigo Bine and Tnrkey Red. STRIPED or PLAID TfCKIYGS from lOe to 29«. A No. 1 Feather Ticking only 16$. Do not fail to

buy yonr Ticking at the

Comer Broadway and Eleventh Street, NEW YORK CITY, ON THE

EUROPEAN PLAN, In connection with the well-known Taylor’s Saloon, The most centrally located Hotel in the city, y Price* In accordance with the timao. WM. TAYLOR, Proprietor.

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

evening.

DRESSED CHICKENS. HENS and SPRING CHICKENS dreaaed twice a day. POWER & LANGDON, 60 NORTH PENN.

Copies of R. L. POLK & CO.’S New City Directory for 1878 can be procured at The News oflice, where exchanges of other cities can also be found for reference.

SHIIRTSFOSTER, 20 North Pennsylvania St. I* doing the large** Special Order Shirt Businew of any houao In the city. Try halMoiea at 39, 312 to 315. 100 dozen LINES COLLARS just received at $1.20 dozen.

RESH

ISH.

C. l. Wesby & Co.,

6C W. Maryland St.

LtllVlRkL EYi ia MORNING.

THE DIRECTORS OF THE

Schools and Colleges.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. KAPPES, encouraged by the ■uccem of the pant year, have determined In place their atbool upon a permanent hart*. Thev will reopen early In September with tncnwaed fadtitiea for instruction of young lad its in the higher branche* of English education, in the ancient and modem language* and in music A Preparatory Department for vounger ptipHs will be connected with the Institute. Pupils from a distance can ba accommodated with board at reasonable rates. Circulars with fall particulars will be Issued In • few dava. Those wishing to become members of the school will confer a favor by making application early. Address J. II. KAPPES, No. 132 East North street, Indianapolis.

BUSINESS CAROS. tit. GASTON—Office and Residence, 147 N. f New Jersey su

*. S. **. WHARTON—Office and real deuce, 208 Bright street, cer. Vermont.

MAHONEY A CLARK. 6cmpter. JM Monument Makers, 70 N. Delaware it.

TJ ©MOEPATH—Dr. H AGO ART-Office. M Jj E. Markets!. Besidenot*, 79 N. Alabama

T HOOGPON, Architect, 1. Booms 2 and 4 Griffith Block.

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ORBE-NHOEING — By Joaa Maunm 88 S. Alabama street, who make* ’em stick.

T?EN1HAN, LOMO A HEXM4EB, IX UirBBBTAKEBS. 16 Circle Street

1 \K. GHA». Mi. PEARSON, Office, 128 U North Meridian street. Office hours, 8 to 10 a. m., 1:30 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 8 p, m.

T T. BOYD. H. O.', ‘

tf , Surgeon and Homaopotnie Fttyuttan, 59 Mass, are., residence 719 E. Market at.

>miFfGOR A MARREE, Nnrffwoua. Office*—107% South Illinois street-

76 East Michigan street

f\R8. WANDS * SVITGLirrE, \J 84 Bast Market street. Residence—Dr. Wands, 330 K. Vermont. Besldencfr—Dr. Sotcllfl*. 85C E MeCart v.

w ff Johnston's Sarsaparilla Is acknowledged to be the best and most reliable preparation now prepared for LIVER COMPLAINT STSPEPSXA, . A&d for Purifying tho 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 IT. JOHNSTON & CO. Chemists & Druggists, 161 Jefferson Are., Detroit, Hint. Bold by all Druggists.

CalicoWrappers 3100 Wrappers reduced tv 73c. •1.2S *• reduced to tl, and 11.50 “ reduced to |1.25.

LINEN SUITS. CHILD KIN’S reduced to 85cGrass Cloth and Linen Suits for ladles from 31-25 to 12.50. Torchon Lace. Will open up an entirely New Stock oa Wednesday, ranging ires. 5 to 15 cents per yard. nsg wrws’i'a tBA See our New Medical Corset.

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VANCE HUNTER, 39 West Washington street. One door west of L. S. Ayres A Co*

DAWES & MoGETTIGAN,Dealers 1b and Manufacturers of OXXaJS, COAL MINE and R. R. SUPPLIES, 67 W. Maryland fit., Indianapolis, Ind. !

PRIDE OF CUBA A loyal Good 5-CENT CIGAR. F. CHRISTMAN, t 44 West Washington St.

BOSTON STORE.

JULY 10, II, 12, 13, THIS WEEK, We will sell a large lot of goods, recently bought at an AUCTION SALE in Philadelphia, at extremely low prices. 20.000 yards of very best PRINTS, consisting of Shirtings, Dress and MOURNING styles, at 4 eta per yard. 8.000 yards Alpacas at 15c, worth 25c. 3,000 s yards Fine Brilliantine at 25c, worth 37c. 3.000 yards Brocsdes at 15, 18 and 20c. * 4.000 yards Colored Silks at 85c, worth Mi. 1.000 yards Black Silks at 75 and 90c, wJ-lh 91. 6 000 yards Brown Sheetings at7 and 8«| 1.000 yards Table Linen at 25c. 2.000 yards fine Dress Linens at 12>5e, worth 25c. 2.000 yards fine White Swiss at 12 and 15c. 8.000 yards of Ribbons. 6.000 yards of Embroideries. 600 Men’s Game Shirts. 890 Men’s and Boys’ White Shirts 50c to 91.

BROWNING, & SLOAN, Wholesale Agent ndianapolis Ind.

LITE TRADE. LOW PRICES.

Orders received' per Postal Card receive prompt attention. Goods collected for on delivery, JAPAN TEA STORE, 97 East Washington st. H. SCHMIDT & CO.

Boston Store M. H. SPADES.

BEST FLOUR AND FEED. Cheapest at 69 N. Illinois. NOEL BROS.

HERE WI “Perry’s Victory.” /% ■w i -» ngy Jtrt- K—i A Regular 10c Cigar for 5c. 50 East Washington St. SPECIAL TO TEACHERS.

The Franklin Mm MOOl Of Alt

LIFE INSURANCE 00 OP INDIANAPOLIS, IND. THE ONLY HOME COMPANY » TH* 8TAT*. ■KCURKl HUTUAL! LIBERAL! Its best friends are among the principal business men el Indianapolis—men who know It best. Its funds loaned only to policy holders. Admitted Assets *377,073.8* Officers—A. D. Lynch, President; A. G. Potttbone. Vice President; L. G. Hay, Secretary; Fred. Bagga, Treasurer; Wm. E. Harvey, Actuary. Medical Advtaare—V. 8. Newcomer, M. D.; J. H, Wsodbarn, M. D. General Office to Company’s Building, corn* Kesntuy avenue and nUiurisjprMt. to 7 Case. Btfikld. Lxvnresroir Howxahd, BYFIELD & BOWLAND, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Will practice in the Federal and Bute Courts. Office to Hubbard’s Block, Booms 0 and 7, Indianapolis, InrlSyna

Have arranged lor Professional Teachers a special course of instruction during tho summer vacation carefully adapted to their requirements as instruct-

A Very Low Rate of Tuition Has been established lor this coarse. All the advantages of the School will be accorded, and choice may be made oi any branches of study preferred. For full information, address the Secretary I*. DIANA SCHOOL OF ART, Indianapolis, Ind.

United States Army Blouses AND - # Military Caps OF ALL RINDS AT STOUT,S, The Hatter, 76 East Washington St jpuBete Agcat log the Celebrated BOW BAX’

SPECIFICS. SPECIFICS. Dr. VonMoscIMer’iS Specifics.

After many year* of the most successful practice n special diseases, with an uusurpaased experience In the application of certain combination* In the treatment of those diseases, Dr. Von Moachxlaker 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 A flections, both local and constitutional. These remedies will cure the severest cases of Catarrh, and should be used In accordance with directions, such as extraordinary discharges from the nose, oflfeusive or otherwise, water dropping into the throat from the head, loss oi acuteness in smell, taste or hearing; sharp pain In the head, and unlnau senarirentss to cold. EAR REMEDY. Specific discharged from the ear, arising from Scarlet, Typhoid or other fevers or Inflaraatlou o the inner ear. Also, a remedy for noises in the head, and slight deafness from any cause. Ooxa.stlt'U.tloxxAl REMEDY. Alterative for purifying the blood, and beneflda action upon the liver and kidneys. A constitutions remedy for debility, arising from snch complaints as above mentioned. Excellent in all nervous maladies and female diseases - For inflamed and diseased eyes and for the preservation of sight. This wash should be to the poeession of all who desire to keep their eyes to a strong and healthy condition; especially students and those whose occupation renders Impaired eight a necessity. THROAT GARGLE. For eon throat, generally accompanying, and frequently following scarlet fever and measles, it la Invaluable. As a tonic lor the voice, clergymen and public speakers will find It valuable. k l_J Jl^A. a* JL .Arm. l—l For coughs, whether arising from Irritation of 4b throat, bronchial tubes or lungs, this syrup will be found most soothing and effectual. to** For sale by all Druggist*. Brpwning & Sloan, Druggists^ WHOLESALE AGENTS, APOTHECARIES’ BALL, Norn T aad I East Ytobtattw-rtratf. -•

Bankrupt Sale of Beal Estate and Accounts at'A action. The undersigned assignee of John G. Chambers, ankrupt, hereby gives notice that ho will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, on Saturday, the 20th day of July, 1878, at the south door of the court houar>, iu Indianapolis, Ind. K at 2 o'clock p. m., all the right, title and interest of said bankrupt In and to the following described real estato, to-wit: Lot No. 4, in Coffin A Landers’s subdivision of lots number 7, 8, 9 and 10, In outlot No. 179, in the city of Indianapolis, Ind. The lot numbered one [1] and the east half of lot number two [2] of the northwest quarter, and the lot numbered two [2] of the northeast quarter of section six [6j, and the lot numbered two {2J of the northwest quarter of section five [6], in township twenty-eight [281, north of range five [5] east, in the district of lauds object for sale at Jackson, Missouri, situate in Vayne county, Mo., containing three hundred and ICveitvuMl six one-hundredths acres. The east half of tho southwest quarter of tho north east quarter of section fourteen (14), township one hundred and eighteen (118), range thirty-three (33) west of the fifth (5Ui) principal meridian, containing one hundred and twenty-seven (127) acres, more or less, situated in Kandiyohi county,

Minn.

Abo. accounts against the following named persons for the amounts set opposite to their names; T. Alexander, 37.95: Dan Uonkius, 13.30; Fat Kellv, 82 38: Sort Alexander, 888; O. B. Stout. “ 60; Mrs. R. E. Mossier, 35.50; J J. Bingham, 17: Max C Wood, 31.75; Wm. Vance, 35; Mias dlie Vance, .85; Mrs. E. CruIL .65; E. B. Hutchinsen, 81-75; Sot. Moritz. .45. Thos. O’Brien, ?3.50: Wm. O. Stephenson, 33; W. F. Mason, .85; Mrs. M- J Smith,35.92; FrankFertig, 3l3 20; Cbas. Hartli, 83 50, Tore. Wall, 33.68; N. B. Coder, 825.75; John E. Secste, 312.28; John McKinney, 83 *h A. H. Ashley, 312.75; Paul Sherman, 35-50; Ed Richardson, 818.75; Edgar Moore, .50; Mrs Dawson, 31.25; McCarty A Jenks, 31; Mrs. Wm. HJmsley. .80; W. H. Ruasell, 98.7S; M. W. Boyles, 82.24; Mrs. Crosby, 81.00; .Tames H Woodard, 838.02; C. C. Ciaflln, 37.70; M. J. Beaehley, .70; Mrs. Sarah Furcell, 841.51; R. K. Ellinott, 86.15; Shaw Carriage Co., 814.53; S. P. Hathaway, 83 70; P. W. Batholomew, 813.00: Will A. Young, 82.<J0; Mrs. Rhodius, 817.86; A. II. Taylor, 81.85; J. G. HiU,84.00;Doct. i;ilerly,5ir>.06;(L. W. Graveis, 81.75; tieo. W. Huston, 33.00: Mrs. Cutler, 31-40; Mrs. W, H. Otis. 181.20: W. T. Noble, 817.05; Jerry Reading, 75; 8. II. Cobb, 87.00; D. F. Swain, 810.25; L. L Todd,826.24; J. W. Baird, 37.47, Wm. Spahr, 84.20; (too. Heitkam, 36 00; Geo. Hawley, 82.25; Mrs. Morse, 81.00; Mkte Wliite, 82.97; H. G. Farr, .50; Willie Webb, 85.25; Heleu Young, 34.50; Allen A Cadwalader, 84.63; J. M. Olcott, 818.00; John Kcttonhorn, 310.00;

Koder A Co. ,35.00.

to v,tu,f

Gbo. F. McGixwis, Assignee.

NEW! NEW! NEW!

EMIL WULSCHNER’S

Musical Emporium,

JSTOm 08 ‘V^T- Vv AJHXxlxx^toxi. mt, 9

Headnuartersfor Tcachere’and BOOM. Best Italian and Os« man Strings, Violins, Flutes, Guitars, and all kinds of choke Musical Merchandise. *ise, the celebrate

George Steck & Co. Pianos,

Which the folio wing Local Teachers and Musicians regard as fully equal to in all respects to any of the first-class Pianos now «n«a/4+-

Joseph Heine, E. U. Ginuaa, Mr. H. Reitz, A. H. Mueller, Wm. Horatio Clarke, E. J. WaT J. H Kat

Henry D. JHs J Miss Maggie Surber, John B. Ounpbell,

R. A. New land, C. KantaMuaa,

George B. Loond^ Miss S. E. Young, B. J. Vogt, Mrs. S. L. Wymat Mrs. Henrietta Bamsier, F. W. Roller,

Special Closing Sale. We will for the next Ten Day3 give Immense Bargains in LINEN SUITS, ZEPHYRS, SHAWLS, Fancy Wool SHAWLS, MILLINERY GOODS and DRESS GOODS. We must reduce these stocks, and in 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 & PARDRIDGE, ri /% TPfcTT? T=» T . A f 1*75 sJL ssR» A -L mdmm m > a 26 and 28 West Washington St. -g—» sa s-apr 1 ■ » w» /% TP gvw 1 a» -gr* /% ■«»■■■ ■.snrra -wm A. a JL L JL . -A ar J JA L JL .A JL JL a’s JLK. K\i MVSEND FOR CATALOGUE OF STYLES. "*«

Ryan, 14 The Hatt6^, ,, ^ No. 23 South IHinois Street, Occidental Hotel AN IMMENSE LINE OF SUMMER GOODS.

IHaM. Ax e.

THE NEW WHITE Is acknowledged to be the BEST MACHINE ta the market. For sale by v R. E. STEPHENS, General Agent. REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS OF MACHINE? promptly and reasonably dona.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS

C0UXTY For CTerk—DANIEL M. RANSDELL. For Sheriff—JOHN T. PRE8SLY. For Treasum—THOMAS SCROOLEY. For Auditor—WILLIAM A. PFAFP. For Judges Superior Court—HOBATIO C. NEWCOMB, DANIEL W. HOWE, SOLOMON BLAIR. For Judge Criminal Court-JAMES E. HELLER. Prosecuting Attorney Criminal Court—JOHN B. ELAM. For County Commissioners—GEORGE F. MoGQiNIS, MOSES ALLEN. For Coroner—WILLIAM H. WI8HARD. For County Surveyor-HERVEY B. FATWT.

N. J. Htde, Manager.

81.50 to 32 per day.

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

Thomanda visit the Mineral Springs, hare and abroad, and si*nd thou sands of dollars la search for health, when a few doses of Tarrant’s Seltzer Aperient would accomplish the same results, at the cost of a few cents. It has lieen tried for a quarter of a century and more, and with to variable good result.. It duos its wprk gently, yet thoroughly, cleaning up as it goes, and leaves no bad effects. NA.SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS..** estAw

FRUITS.

ORANGES,

LEMONS,

BANANNAS.

HAH WOOD & HUG,

39 N. IIAINOIH ST.

Persons leaving town for the season, and Summer travelers, can have The Daily News mailed to them, postpaid, for fifty cents per month, the address being changed as often as desired.

O. V. HUGO, MANUFACTUEISB OF Cnniaarce,Spring Wagons, Bnggies,Etc No*. 200 and 204 West Market st. ara.AH Leather Top Phaetons (94 fI35, and other I w«k la proportion.

Baking Powder. TRY PFAFFUN’S FIRST QUALITY, the best sold in bulk, none excepted. 4=Oo Xalo- * ’ PFAFFLIN Jhe Grocer, 94 and 96 Indiana Ave.

T \ ISSOM XI© V^-The copartnership hcretoJJ ion existing under th* firm and name of Hiker A Kennedy, to the grocer v and fish business, is this day dissolvedd>y mutual consent. P. M. Biker is authorised to adjust and settle outstanding claims. p. M. BIKER, • B. KENNEDY. P. M. Riker will still continue in the saute business at the old stand, 121 and 123 a III st., where he would be pleased to lee all the old customera. Grimes & Cloud IWotkt- C3-r-ooox-y, Cor. N. Jersey rend Ut, Clair. r Everything tte market affords BOTTOM PRICES. TiaiULlVA.POl.111 X 1 BOWLIHe ALLEYS, OK. Pemuiylvania and South atreeto. Wit puEnaiG, ruiMWWi

Indianapolis Time Table.

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L. A 8t. L.Ex.d’l 7:45am Ind W A M ExlO .vsam

Union

N. Y.AB. Exd’y 4:15am D’y A Sp’l'g Ex 4:1.5am Union Ac 5:3«ani DoytonA Col Ex 12:00m N Y. ARExd’y 6:30pm K|k A Ft W Ex 6:30pm

B.. 14 St. L. Ex <:MpS Col A In’ll* Ex 6:00pm NY 4 StLEx d’ 10:65pm Onl. 8 4 Ind Ex 10:55pm

Wgjdwood Division^JC.^Cy C.^4 L Railway.!

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10:50am

ll:20aiu 5:66pm daily„. 0:80pm

11:10pm

4:80pm 5:45pm 5:55pm

daily... 10:35pm

Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St. Louis R. W. NYABFl.d’y) Richmond Ac,... 9:55am

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BA WFL d’y DA Spring! Ex

D4 Xenia

Springf AC Ex, Rich Allay Ac j Xenia A C Ac NYABFExdl B 4W F Ex d i

11:00am 8:45pm 5;45pm

Vandal la Una.

Mall trela Day Ex p d’y

Fast llfls d’y.... 8:45am Mail and Ao—I0:05aia Day Ex d’v y.35pm Mail and Ac 6:40pm

7:00am 1:00pm

Terre Haute Ac. 4:0Opm Pacific Ex d’y all :00pm

Indianapolis and St. Inula R. R.

Day Ex pc 8:00am | N. Y. Ex d’y... 4: LfHal Ibis 6:00pm Indianapolis Ac.ll: N. Y. Ex d’y a. ll-00pm | Day Ex fl;,

N. Y. Ex d’y... 4:05am uOOam

':53pm

Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette R. B (Cincinnati Divlslou.) CABtLFLd’y s 4:15am I Greenstiurg Ae.. 9:30am Cincinnati AS...11:20am | ChiASt L matl...12:20pra jijeensburg Ac.. 4:25pm I We*tern Ea...... 6:40pm hriAStLnrlpc. 6:55pm | CAStLFLd’y...lO:65ps

Lafayette Dlvlsia

PAH Ex 6:loam Chicago Mail [>c 12:45pm Western Ex...... 6:55pm Chi FL d’y rca 11:15pm

Division.

ChiKL ct’ly 8:50am Cincinnati Ac 10:50am Chicago Malt ... 6:86pm Lafystts Ac...... 8:35pm

Indianapolu, Bloomington and Weatorn B. W. PacKxdMaU 7:00am EASKx daUy...„ 4:10am

Champaign Ace. 11:00am DayExAMaU 5:40pm

CrewAccom 8;Wpm KanATBpcctal... 7:0bpm

:00am

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BIAWEx reedy 11:00pm

Cincinnati, Hamilton ind Indianapolis R. B. Mall A Cin Ex.... 4:16am I Mini.., ...12:15pm ▲ccoinmoda’on.. 4:86pm j Western Ex 10:30pm

Indianapolis and VlnoeRnes R. R.

MallACairoEx.... 8:0<)*ui I Stianeer Aoc...._ 9:05am Spencer Acoom.. 8:35pm | MaliACaireEx... S:85pm

Indianapolis, Peru and Chicago R. W.

FtWTolA DetML? :25am I CAMCEx daUy.. 4:00am ChlATolEx 12:25pm I Peru Areom 9di6am Jcfferaonvilla, Madiaon and Indianapolis R. R. LouisASEx s-... 4:10am I Madison Mall 10:00am MsdALEx riy„ 7:80am MAHorthEx 10:00pm Cincinnati, Wabash 4 Michigan, Via Be* Una.

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Eel River Railroad.

7:SS 6:30am 5:18am 4:10aaa 8:30am 7;:t0am lOiOOom

7:80pm 9:0tipiu 11:81pm 1:12am 2:00*m

7:00au 7:58am 9:45*in 10:50am 11:30am

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Weak

1:00pm 11:36am 7;23Ma 6:8tM!n

Lalayette, Munds 4 Bloomington*. * (Via 1., C. 4 L K R. fre-s: LeuanasaUs-Ima*-

diato onuwectlon at Lafayette.)

Eastward. • Wretward.

Leave Leave

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_ LC 4 L. BaUway. South. North.

Logans purt 8:25 pm « 6:30 am Colfax irtlO pm “ 9:09am Craw fords ville- 7:10 pm •• 9:50 am Terre Haute..... 6:80 am

4:10

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12:46

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Eastward. Westward.

Leave irsdianat oils arrive,

12:53 p. m. 6:80 a. m. 5:09 p. m.

Arrive Bloomington, leave,

8:80 p. m. 2:00 p. m. 11:15 a.m. Ft. Wayne, Mur.de and Cincinnati-Via Be* Lto« n. wj.ad.e, .«.»! n-wj-jg.g 'J*era. Through caw between Indianapolis and

■is r i stkssss i ss iss ?ss^sas , i3!i£a«£Thus. P, parlor

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P* X H ■ B Indiana Art J

Art Association, open «*By born**, mi Sharpe Block, AO****.,

to 10 p. m„ Fletcher 4

2; cento,