Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1878 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS: MONDAY, JULY 22, 1878.

New York Store,

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We hire ou Sale a Floe A«sor1mont of LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S Gaoze latawaar, AND A COMPLETE STOCK OF M E 3NT»S, Ladies’, Misses'and Children’s Cotton Hosiery. PETTIS, IVERS & CO. •*" ALL QOOJjH oiariuU to pUOn a^urfi*.

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 Sale of Fans.

....Now $ t OO Now J ft)

.Now ».^...Now Now Now

4 SO 3 75 1 75 1 25

J15 Ou Fano 12 50 Fan* » 00 Fan* S »7 Tan* 3 <« Fan* 2 3» Fans — FANS at 15c, 2f)c, 25c, up.

■el. s. tWoekloeju., No. 9 North Penn. St. Ttil* ts the best chance to buy Fans erer oBb ud

InthlHiity.

INDIANAPOLIS Savings Bank. 66 BAST MARKET STREET. fFeiKtaiierai omr Nunrkaolders And recefv«4tul/rn n«)t proNui, W. N. JACK BON, Prwldent JOHN W. HAT, Treasurer cm NEWS.

Persons leaving town for the season, and Summer travellers, ean hare The llallj News nmUed to them, pos paid for fiftf cents per month, the address being changed as often as. desired. The rtrt ttchool pupil* will take 30 days Taxation. A *pectnl meeting of the council will be held to night. From and after to-night person* found loitering in the park* after half past ten o’clock will be arrested. **- Mrs. Thomas Gilmore wita sunstrn k Friday and for a time her life was despaired of, but she is now believed to be out of danger. An incendiary attempt to burn the residence of II. \V. Groves, 170 Winston street Saturday uight, was discovered in time to Is? rendered futile by the owner. The state house commissioner* have deeided upon using the tiling manufactured by the eneaiistic tiling company, of this city, for the floors of the new capitol. Druggist* are talking of reorganizing the defunct pharmaceutical society with a view to building some law* regulating the qualifications of drug venders, for the next legislature. The ehurehet suffer as much from the hot weather as other branches of trade. The patronage they receive during the summer mouths docs not warrint more than half of them keeping open house. A day or two since while Judge Brouse, of Kokomo, was out riding with hi* son-in-law. A. B. Southord, Esq., a quick turn threw him out of the buggy, bruising him considerably. His injuries are not serious. Rev. Mr, Kemper preached last night at the 8mm 1 Presbyterian church to a large congregation, made up of the boys and girla of the old seminary. The text of his discourse was, “I know in whom I have lielieved.” . ‘ ^ - Number of freight cars received and forwarded at this point for the week ending at noon Saturday, 12,90b, being an in- • crease of 830 cars over the preceding week. Of these 9,891 were loaded, 5,2lo being received and 4,<>81 forwarded. Yesterday afternoon Anna Thorn, aged 19, living near the corner of Virginia avenue and BratJ^haw street, poured coal oil on a tin 1 with the usual result. Her legs and the lower part of her bixly were badly burned, but with good treatment she will recover. A weekly paper aays the city' attorney approved the bond of the citizens gas company. That gentleman answer* that be did not, but that with a majority of tbc^ judiciary committee he reported agaimt accepting the bond. Mr. BagSv submitted a minority report favoring the acceptance of the bond, which was adopted by the council. Liquid Graves Willie Mottinger, 15 years old, who lined wiih his uncle. Win. A. Bramwell, No. 291 W’est St Clair street, went bulling with other boys in the canal, near the new gas works, Saturday, night. Soon n f ter going into the water hi* companion* mined him. Search was made and the J'odv found at 11 o’clock the same night. Thomas Welsh, known as “the gauger,” took oft his hat, coat and shoes at the *aloon near the Washington street bridge «vn White river, about 5 o’clock yesterday afternoon, bade good-bye to. his companions, and adding, “Boys, I’m going to heaven,” walked into the water. Ucfore help could reach him he was drowned. Tie had been drinking all day. Welsh Was a well-known character at the station house, having been put there innunMrahle times for drunkenmss. He was called “the gauger” on account of gauging four » n ger« of whisky every time hwdrauk.

A Kidder'* ttmuineek. The other day as the I nay reporter of The News was ly'ing in the shade of u big beech a mile ortwo west of the citv, he saw what may not inaptly l*e called a spider’s hammock. It was so exceedingly delicate and gosamner like that except in certain isTtioos ami favoraldc lights it could not la* seen at all, and when fairly khmi, at a litst view it seemed to he iloatiuv in the air, fixed, but held by nothing. Ft was a perfect web, without a single broken or disordered thread, and the mo*t delicate production of the arachnoid loom the reporter ever saw. Ordinary webs are woven of threads as visible iu all posilimis as the threads of a |iiece of Venice lac •, .but these were m much tiner as a silk thrvud i* tiner thnn a clothes line. The web, instead of being polygonal, a* usual, was ainio-t perfecUy circular,“as round a* Giotto’* O. the angles at the radiatory threads being so slight as to be imperceptible to the closest scrutiny, except at one or two points. It was about five inchwi in diameter, and was formed in a band about an inch and a balk' wide about a central portion two inches wid<, the band beim; made of these wonderfully delicate thread* set as regularly as the best graduating instrument could have placed them, not more than one-twentieth of an inch apart. In- an ordinary wed the spaces between the lines are often a quarter of an inch apart, this being five times liner ihan the ordinary manufacture. The central space was spun round by threads as fine as the others, but set ten timi s as far apart, so that the effect except upon a clone view was to nnyke the Web a beautiful circular band floating immovably in the air. in the very center of this central part, however, there wa* really a hole, as round as a bullet, about half an inch in diameter, and here the weaver, a little yellow spider about as big a* a big ant, bung by his legs watching for meat. The radiating lines which were amazinglv numerous aud regular, reached only to the boundary thread of the little home-hole of the spider. They didn’t come together in a jKiint as webs usually do. But what held this elegant bit of gossamer lace in its place? It floated full three feet tnira the ground and further from the nearest limbs of the little beech under which it hung. A long thread stretched down to a weed about four feet off, and was braced by two or three “guys”extending to other weed’s. Another longer thread ran aw ay up obliquely to one of the limbs of the beech full six feet away, and was braced by a single “guy” line to a limb more directly over the web. And there it was, hung in the middle of this tei -foot suspending cord, three feet above the ground, exactly like the hammock so common now days on land;- and to complete the resemblance the beautiful, graceful gossamer lay almost horizontal, a ]>osition rarely seen in an ordinary spider’s web. As the little weaver caught sight of the lazy rejiorter, now for a moment become the curious reporter, he swung himself out. of his little hole, crossed his delicate lace band and scurried up hi# miBpcnded cord, “hand over hand,” as a sailor climbs a single rope. After gelling up about half way to the beech limb he had hung his lace house to, apparently to reflect on the cause of his alarm, and concluding in a ntonrent or two that he was more scared than hurt, he climbed back and backwards, crossed through his lace hand again, and putting first one leg and then another through the bole, he drew himself through, and there hung by hi- various limbs to the outside cord, with his body resting on the circumambient air.

Ita*e Bail. The last game between the Blues and Providence Saturday was a walk away for the latter, the score standing 4 to 0. in their favor. Ward was invincible, only two base hits being made by the Blues, and they not counting for anything. Nolan pitched well, but the Providence big men were too much for him. York made a home run, the only one ever secured on the ground where the ball did not go outside the fence. This week aud next the Blues play in Chicago, and then start east. A statement of the financial standing of the club etiectually disposes of all such atufl as the Enquirer is printing with re*i>ect to the probable disbanding, which the Cincinnatis eagerly desire. The receipts to date have been $14.69*1.25, sufficient to meet all claims, widen have been promptly paid. The rest of the season will amply take care of itself. Last week’s play reduced the club’s batting average from 255 to 247, and increased its fk Iding from 843 to 847. At present Chicago takes the lead for the first lime this season in games won, although the standing of the Bostons as re-, gams the final result is much better. Cincinnati is well up, and the race from this point will be intensely exciting.

ikistou Cinciniwu

in< in hica*

Providence

Chicago... I iidiiimipo] Milvauko

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Gaiucs lost ■ 918114 21,27

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Architect Uotl^Kou’s Claim.

Saturday afternoon the board of county commissioner came to a vote on the claim of Mr. I. Hodgson for $29,500, on account of extra services as architect of the court house The ciairii allowed was as follows: Furniture, $40.ii00, ti 10 per cent\....„ $8,001 oO

Pluiuliins*. $12,COO. ai S per Boiler Iw.uss. 8i.O"0, at 5 per

Newer, $2,500, at 5 pen cent 75 00 Fiixes, etc., MO,000, at 5 per cent 3,000 00 0H|?nial estimate, $085,220. at fire per cent 34,261 30

cen i 60 * 00 cent 5) 00

T<n*l Au.ount paUl at different time*....

..#12 M6 SO . 37 000 0 >

IWance flue and allowed $5,430 3) 'J tu- balance of his claim amounts to $24,<S>0 in round numbers, which wo ihl mnkt the cost of the court house about $1,248,500. Mr. Hodgson will probably sue the County for the rust ot this claim. High living can not be indulged in without di-tigrcealile vC0tisef|nemes. If you feel thai your blood is out of order use Dr. Bull’s Blood Mixture.

NEW BOOKS. T. kpheue I'lumocraph, etc., by Prcsoort $3 <K> Appi, ion's Hand Hook of Summer Boson 75 Bobuy Kate, t-y ('hrUtiau ttcid 75 Tlu-rtifum Pictuif, bj author of Odd Trump. 7. FihmisMi,. by Ouida 1 51? Nfidorttl, i>t Florence Mouieoiuerv 1 25 Frtck’j fh.vni.-ai re.-hnics. v 2 > riic<i,A*.i!i ot a Marquis 3.1 Shooiiny Star» ,vi Haipar’* Fraukiiu Square Library an j 35 OATHt AKT & CLELAJSU, ae E. Wnshlnglon 8t.

Cass. Bvvikijj. Livixostcc*' Howland. BYFIELD & HOWLAND, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, WiU preciicein the Federal and St*t« Court*. Office in Hubbard « Block, Boom* 5 and 7, Indianapolis, Indiana. fj bret staudard and new piece., heroic, pathetic, iramatte. dialect, humoroua. etc. 10 cent* of any sewsdealw 0* by mril. Jns* Han«t a Co.. Ilk bareao •treat. New York.

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DRUNKENNESS, H 5 taM ,

Hotels and Summer Resorts. rwann* tenvtdk town for the reanpn, and Suminer trmrelli-ra, can have The Dally New* uiillod to them, iwatpeid lor fifty coni* per mouth, the ad•fire* changed aa often m drnlred. SHERWOOD FOREST, Hreon lake. Dart ford, Wi*.

mo<latiou$ at r« ttsoimUli* For parllculara. •end |kmu1 card for circular or call at New* ottice. J. C. SHKKWWJD. Proprietor.

TOWNSEND HOUSE, OCONOMOWOC, WAUKESHA COUNTY, WIR, Thirty mile* Went of Milwaukee, 450 feet above lake Michigan—delightfully healtiaul-every diversion land and water can supply— charming society—se<l union or gayety at choice. Board per weea, fur 2 week* or iuore, f 10.50, <12 and <14, according to accommodation For further paniculan or circular, addree* C. TOWNSEND.

Sea Cliff House,

LONG ISLAND SOUND.

Beautiful aituation; high and healthy; no malaria or Biuaquitoce: table lirei-daw; splendid boating, fishing and tail water bathing. Terms from <10 to <12 per week. Please send for circular. WILLIAM DEVINE*, Proprietor,

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SEA CLIFF. L. I.

ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, BROADWAY, INT E! 'ST O IEII5L . THIS POPULAR RESORT for Travelers ha* been rejuvenated and improved. AU the ieature* 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

N. J. Hyde, Manager.

<1.50 to $2 per day.

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

St. Denis Hotel, 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. Prices in accordance with the times. WM. TAYLOR. Proprietor.

HYDKANTN, Ntrwet WaNhers, Fumpis, Ho** Pipoa, C'onpltng* Hit cl ltan«lN: Load and Iron Pip*t Ntoaui, Ghh and W ater Supplies; KatliTubM, KmB«ce Boilers, Earthern W are, etc. JOHN KNIGHT, I ID and 11A Mo it fli Delaware.

STEWART Paper Company, BBODKVHjLE, IND. Fine Book, Newspapers. 'The Indianapoila Daily and Weekly Newa u printed on paper c^autactured by this company.

REPITBLICAN NOMINATIONS

COUNTY TICKET. For Clerk—DANIEL M. RANSDELL. For Hhcrifl-JOHN T. PRESSI.Y. For Treasurer—THOMAS SCHOOLEY. For Auditor—WILLIAM A. PFAFF. For Judge* Superior Court-HOKATIOC. NEWCOMB, DANIEL W. HOWE. SOLOMON BLAIR. For Judge Criminal CourV-jAME.3 E. HELLER. Prosecuting Attorney Criminal Court—JOHN B.

ELAM.

For County Commissioners—GEORGE F. MCGINNIS, MOSES ALLEN. For Coroner—WILLIAM H. WISHARD. For County Burveyor-HEBVEY B. FATOUT.

PATTERN HHOF—Metal aud Wooden Models made. Tnhneex A Co.. H M. 100 South Penrarvlwent* tree*

Vienna Bakery Ice Cream, 75 Mattachnsetts Avene

WHEN YOU TRAVEL TAKE THB j£k. NT X> Xj IE]

AND

FEM8TLYAJY1A ROUTE The only direct line from Indianapolis to Columbus, Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Philadelphia and New York, without change of carp Only one change to Baltimore, Washington

and Boston.

Fare always the same as by longer and

slower routes

BAGGAGE CHECKED Through to destination. Secure your tickets at the Union Depot and see that they read via “Pittsburg, Cincinnati k St. Louis Rail-

way, Panhandle Route.”

W. L. O’BRIEN,

Gen; Pass, and Ticket Ageat, Columbus. D. W. CALDWELL, diew GixraAii Maaasn.

BIG MUSCLE

Schools and Colleges. Glendale Female College.

The first tenn of the Tweutj-fifth Oultkflate Ymrof thl. iaslhuUon will open :3cpl<Muht«r loth.

1 dbraeter are w**U nud

Year ... It* f.rlltttc, at.i

Itli | ‘^1.

I J _ "pttrLimnt under th* charge >tf Mtidnme (Vciltnr Hive. For cstabigues mul hiforma-

11« facilitti^. standing *ml obar.i'ter are w*'ll and widely known. The patroiiige of It. old friends amt of tin* tniblic geiteraUy 1* respectfully solicit-' «l. M unb-al del 1 ‘ *'■ ■fiFcKr'' *

'Inn. addrewi, as heretofore, Kev. L. D. POTTER, D. I>., (iletidale, t.tblo. un b-mjh

YoinLafe’Wle

their school U|>on a |k o|ieii early in heptcui for instruction of y branch** of English e

luotiern langungt* and in music

A Preparatory Departuieut for younger pupils

will lie connected with the Institute.

iinem basis. Ttiey will rewith Increased facilities young ladies In the higher

.ngiLsii education, in the ancient aud

ngi* aud in music

Pupils from a distance can b*accommodated with

s 1

Citeul days.

Injard at reasonable rates.

lars with full particulars will be issued in a

w days.

Those wishing to become members of the school will confer a favor by making application early. Address J. H. KAPPE.S, No. 132 East North street, Indianapolis.

PENNSYLVANIA. MILITARY ACADEMY, CaisTEK, PA.,

BUSINESS^ CARDS. i K fiAMTOBf—Office and Residence, 147 N. f New Jersey st.

k R. A. H. » H A K'1'4. N -Offico and real ’ dence. 208 Bright street, cer. Vermont.

14All4>mf;i A Cl.AftM. Scuiputur* ami Ili Monument Maker*. 70 N. Delaware st.

U ORtOlEPATH—Dr. HA tJGART —Ofllew, 86 O E. Market st. Residence, 79 M. I’aoema

[ OKCME-MHOEIIMO — By Joan Malouxt l 33 8 Alabama street, who maker ’em stick.

pENIHA.'M, IXklMO 4k HKIM;FX, XX TTubkkt.xms. 15 Circle streM.

ItH. CHAW. O. PKAKMO^I. Office, 128 U Nortk Meridian street. Office hours, 8 to 10 A 10m 1:80 to 4 p. m. and 7 to8 n m.

T X. B4»YI». n. » , el . Surgeon aud HomwopeloL. Physician, 59 Maas, ave., residence 719 E. Market st.

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-NUOK Ac JI AtXSit.Fi. wingeon*. Ijffleee—107>4 South niinois street.

78 East Michigan street

r\RS. WANOM A #l?Tt:l.*rCE. LI 84 East Market street Residence—Dr Wand*. 380 E Vermont. Beeldenre—Dr. *50 K MM’artw.

fitter, STRENGTHENS.

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

THUS

tanti kmR. G. Dun & Co., 33 South Meridian Street. OONDIT’H STORTK BLOtaL A. C. TROWBRimE. Manager,

sPEcmcs. SPECIFICS. Dr. ToaMosiszW Specifics.

After many years of the most successful practice n special diseases, with an unsurpassed experience In the application of certain combinations in the treatment of those disease*, Dr. Von Moschxisker 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 ol the Respiratory Organs, Throat Lungs, Chest Affections, both iocal 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, offensive or otherwise, water dropping into the throat from the bead, 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, TyptaoM or other fevers or InHamation o the inner ear. Also, a remedy for noises in the head, and slight deafness from any cause. O O ZK S111XK110 KK 4d. 1 REMEDY. Alterative for purifying the blood, and benellcia action upon the liver aud kidneys. A constitutiona remedy for debility, arising from such complaint* as above mentioned. Excellent in all nervous maladies aud female diseasea. For inflamed and diseased eyes and for the preservation of sight This wash should be In the posesaion of ail who desire to keep their eyes In a strong and healthy condition; especially student* and those whose occupation render. Impaired sight

a necessity.

THROAT OAKOLE. For sore throat, generally accompanying, and frequently following scarlet fever and measle*. it i* invaluable. As a tonic for the voice, clergymen and public speakers will find it valuable. OOTTG-EC S YH.XTi» For cougha, whether arising from Irritation of th threat, bronchial tube* or lungs, this syrup will be found most soothing and effectual. W For sale by ail Druggist*. Browning L Sloan, Druggists, WHOLESALE AGENTS, APOTHECARIES’ HALL, No*. 7 and 8 East

Washington street.

Grimes & Cloud

naroxficr O-x-oooxrjr, Cor. If. Jerwejr and Ht, Clatlr.

Everythin* the market afford* BOTTOM PRICKS. Bitter* | FOR RICH BLOOD, “•W

DAILY NETS. Ylere it is DeM By Carriers. THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS has the largest circulation 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. \Y. REAM, Argos. J BARTHOLOMEW, Arcadia. E. E. BRANT, Attica. J. D.CONNELLY, Annapolis. J. L. VAWTER, Acton. BARTLETT CAMPBELL, Anderson. W. RALSTON, Amo. JNO. DUGAN, Arlington. OSCAR SKINNER, Brightwood. . L. TYSON, Boylston. J. H. BRECKENRIDGE, Banker Hill. LEWIS McNUTT, Braxil. J. C. STERRETT, Buena Vista. \V. E. ADKINS, Bloomington. SAM’L PICKETT, Bourbon. OSCAR GLADDEN, Brownsburg. E. E. NEAL, Cicero. WILL S. CRAIG, Crawfordsville. OSCAR JOHNSON, Covington. E. A. POYNTER, Cloverdale. A. A. HUNTER, Clayton. R. G. LITTLE, Cartersburg. H. TURPIN, Clermont. ED MARTIN, Connersville. THOR. BAIN, Columbus. WILL CRAIG, Danville. H. DUNKLE, Delphi. S. KENWORTHY, Dublin. THOS. E. SMITH, Darlington. R. dURAIOHEAD, Dunreith. J. F. ADAIR. El wood. V. H. HUFF, Edinburg. FRANK W. WHITT ED, Ellettsvill®. F. G. HEALD, Elkhart MACK SNODGRASS, Franklin. EDDIE FRANCIS, Fairland. JOHN A. GARDNER, Fortvilla. COKRIE THORNBURG, Farmland. FRED REECE, Fairmount. BRYANT A NORRIS, Frankfort W. F. RHBKIDAN, Greeucaatle. CHAS. D. WALKER, Greenfield. J. J. CAMPBELL, Goldtmitb. FRED. BARTON, Greewhurg. WILL GIPE, East Germantown. B. S. PATE, Greenwood. JOSIE ( ONSTABLE, Gosport. W. A. HOOPS,.Goshen. W. L. ATON, HilUsbarg. CHAS. GRARNUT, Irvington. ALONZO ^ViHTAKEH, Jamestown. A. P. HARVEY, Jonesboro. W. F. CAR BAUGH, Kempion. D. SI I ELLEN BA Rtf ER, Knightstown. H. G. MEYER A BRO., Kokomo. A. II. PETERS, Laporte. W Y . COCHRAN, Lena. J. A. JEGEK. Lizton. WILL W. FULLER, Ladoga. H. 6. SPENCER, Lebanon. CHAS. FELI4OWS, Lewisville. RrE. WHITTED. Martinsville. T. C. CURRAN, Mishawaka. S. T. UARD.Y, Markleville. W. E. L. KIN NEMAN, Marion. JNO. MORRIS, Mitchell. EDWARD CAMM ACK, Milford. ALBERT KRUEGER, Michigan City W. A. HUNT, Mooresville. W. R. DAVIS, Morristown, JOHN KIKK, Muncie. C. N. DICKEY, Madison. J. W,. ELLIS, Valley Mills. J. MANNIX, MtCordsville. W. HART, New Castle. HOWARD WITT, New Ross. C. J. JOHNSON, North Manchester FRANK DECKEKT, Noblesville. P. W. MORGAN, Plainfield. M. CARROLL, Pendleton. W. E. BUERGELIN, Pitts boro. HARRY McMASTER, Peru. H, A.'ALLEMaN, Plymouth. H. FODREA Raysviile. T. BRYANT, Rockville. N. RONNELIR Jr. Rochester. E. WOOIXXKJK, Rtishvilje. E. SMALL, 4 Shetbvville. WILLARD Mdi UlRE, Sharpsvi He. W T . A. Ml Rl:l 1T, Scircleville. CHAS. STEWART, Spencer. W. P. BAILEY. Southport. H.C. DUNBAR, South Bend. , ALBERT COLLINS, Tipton. JAMES CONES, Thorntown. R. R.SHREVE, N. Vernon. RALPH Mr-COKMICK, Vincennes. Wl WENZELL, Vernon. FRANK ARLINGTON, Walkerton. JOHN GRIFFIN, West Lebanon. HERBERT KENT, Williamsport OSSA CLINGER, Winchester. WILSON GARDNER, Wabash. TOM. A. CARPENTER, Warsaw. NORVAL GRUBB, Waldron. HENRY 8TRASSER, 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.

MUSIC, MUSIC.

THT

zejmxxx 68 WEST WASHINGTON ST.

The sole recipient of the Gold Medal *t the Vienna Kxposition, 1878. Not tmly nronounred by Rlchard Wagner, krone Mstz, Theodore Thomas and aiauy other worM-renowned muaj.iaui,, but endorsed by thirty of our best local teachers and musicians, to have uo superior. NEW STOCK f)F EMERSON PIANOS Before buying elsewhere consult yoor Inter eel in axamlniug the fine aarortment at <8 West Washington street. m-w-t

Ryan, “The Hatter," No. 23 South niinoii Street, Occidental Hotel AN IMMENSE LINE OF SUMMER GOODS.

Want*. Ax«.

THB NEW WHITE Is acknowledged to be the BEST MACHINE In the market. For sale by R. E. Stbpiixicx General Agent. *%. REPAIRING of all kinds of Mach i nee promptly and reasonably done.

Fresh and New LAWNS

AHD

0R6ANDIES.

A email lot of New Organdies, id elegant styles, and Plain I.AWNS| In Pinks Blue and Browns, Received To-Day, July 19.

Fan?, Ties, Rneheg, Bows, Mitth, Gauze Under wear, Etc. SPEC!AX. NOTICE.—The public will pkraae Rmember that we do not advertise anything except what we can fulty verify. We will be ojam TO-NIGHT until 9 o’clock.

Davis & Cole, No. 3 Odd Fellows’ Block.

SPECIAL TO TEACHERS.

THE DIRECTORS OF THE liana Scbool of Arl Have arranged for ProfeMilotuU Teacbera a special course of instruction diiriug the summer vacation carefully a<lapted to thuir requirements aa instructors. A Very Low Rate of Tuition Hat br<l eslaiillsbcd for tbts course. All th adviiiifitgtt. cl the School will be accorded, and choice n ay t« u.a<.<: ol any branches oi study preferred. Tin; inlihiluiouition,addreaa the Hecretary IN1)1 Ah A hWqL OT A H l, indianapoila, Ind.

TU<»u%RU<t» visit the Mineral Springs, here and 'abroad, rnd t-i-end thousands of dollars in hearcii for health, when a few doses of

Tarrant’s Nf*ltz«*r Aperltnt

i-w cents. aud wor

ue real

has Iwen tried for a iiuarter of a cenand with in variable giaal results.

ould neconiplisb the vaiue results, at the cost of a

It has

tury aud more, and with invariable Knot

It does It* work gently, yet thoroughly, cleaning

up as It goes, and leaves no bad effect*. ma.SOLH BY ALL HBUGGISTS.^

e e?Aw

Sarsaparilla la ao knowtedaed to be the beat and mom reliable preparation now prepared (or LIVER COMPLAINT X3TSPEPSIA, AM for Purifying thesW. This preparation la compounded with great care, from the best selected Honduras Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, Stillingia, Dandelion, Wild Cherry, and other Valuable Eemediea. Prepared only bf W. JOHNSTON A CO. Chemist* h Druggist*, 161 Jefferson At*, Detroit, Kioh. Bold by aU Druggist*.

Indianapolis Time Table. I>*'P*rt. Arrive. Cleveland, Oolunibua^Ctodnn»tt and lodUnapa-

N. Y.AB. Kxd’y 4:15am L’y A iSp’Pg Ex 4:15am I nion A* 5:30*in Do v ton A Col Kx 12:0dm N'.t. A B.Rxd’y 6:80pm E|k A Ft W Ex <:80pm

t J®* 0 ™?®’ * BLOAjr, Wholesale Agent Indianapolis lad.

Brightwood Dtviston. (C. 'Dcfiart daily... 4:15am 6:10am ** I0:5eam “ «1.20am ' * 5:55pm “ dally.„ ti:3optu

11:10pm

U *».UItx.« 7:tfaa Ind W A M ExlO :55am Galon Ac. .... 4:d0nm Si’/SttliS C., 0l A I. Railway.)

» 6:45am .. 10:30am

” ....mm.**. 10:50am ” 4:R0pni 4 8:15pm ‘ - 5:<6pu

dally...

Arrive dally.

Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and hu Louis R. W.

NYABFLd’yl BA WFL d’y DA bpringf Ex J Da Acuia Kx i Springf AC Ex Rich 31^ Ac

4:20am

II :00am

Xenia ACAoI * KFABFBxd) BAW FExd/

Vandal la Lina.

Mall train.... W1 . V-.taitTO Day Ex p d’y... l:0bpm T. rre Haute Ac. 4:U0pm Pacific Ex d’y sit ;a>pm

Richmond Ac.... »:55am

I'twl line d'y.,,. 8:45am Mall and Ac 10:06aia Itav Ei d’y 6:35pm kUll and Ae...... 6:4dpm

Indianapolis and St. louts R. R. »ayEi pc.... 8:00am I N. Y, Ex d'y... 4:05am Loral Ex a... fi:i«|»m Indianapolis Ac.ll :00am N. \ . Kx d'y a ll-Oopm | Day Ex 5:55pm Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette K. R

(ClucInuaU Division.)

CA81 LFl.d’y s 4:15am j Gre«i<burg Ac.. »:80am ORicitiuall Ac...11:2natn | ChlASt L tfiall...12:20pm yticenfcbur* Ac.. 4:'25p«u j Wesreru Ex 6:40pm WiAfet J. ua'lpe. ftrMpm | < <VSt L KLd'y...10:56pm

LalayeUr Diviskm.

FAB Ex o.'loam ChlFLd’ly 8:50am • 'btciiK.i Mail [*' U:45pm Clncinnau - Ac 10:50am

cm dm

Weetem Lx tl;55um Chi FI. d’y rre 11:15pm

Cbtoago Mall.. Lafyette Ac.

5:»5pui 8 ftipm

ludiaiia|Milu>. Bloomington and Wrotani R. W.

FacbxixMiitl.. Craw Aetxim..

BASES dail

ly...... 4:K»am

Champaign Acc.ll :00am DayExAMall 5:40pm

7 tatam

mm s: >.>pin

KshATSpceiai .. 7 (lupru RIAWKx rcc dyll :f»Jpm

CihciniiMti, Hamilton and Indianapoila R. R. Mall A Cl it Ex... 4:15am ' Mail ~.!2:15pm Aucpummda’oB.. 1:8.5pm | Western Ex lOsSnpta

Ih.lianajKiU. and Vincennes R. JL MailACalroKx..S OORtii I .Sponger ACC

Spencer Acvwu.. 8:35pm | MaltAGafroEx'.

InuMnapolhv Peru and Chicago K. W.

FtWTolAltetM 1^ 7:25am CAMCfi* dally.. 4:(Xtam

0:U5am

x... 6:35pm

CblATolLx 12:21pm PAM CExccAa... 6:10|>ui TolACEx daily s.11:10pm

Peru Accom 9:35nm TolAltWEx..... 12:00 in ChtAM.C Mail.. 6:25pm

Jctb rNuivllie, Mx.ln.ou aud 1 iidlMiiapolla R, R. louisABKx s_... 4:10am Madison Mall 10:0it*m MadALRx d ly.. 1:50** MANurtbEx 10:00pm (>>1A Mail Act.... 3:15pu Day Exprem 6:l5um SAEvEx re- ..... fi OOpm NightEx dnliy...10:50pm. Ctnclnnaii, Wabash A Michigan, Via Bee Line.

IndtHiispollx, depart

Marion, arrive Wibaah, «• WareaW, •* Goshen, " Elk hurt, “ Knlamaroo." G. Rap Ida, ”

itchlgan. Via i .r. 4::;0ain

8:17pm 7:21pm .... 6:45pm

4 :40pm 4:20pm ,v....5:i0pm

,.7 ;40pm

7:80pm 0:(a<pm 11:81pin 1 :l2aiia 2:t>0uin

tost.

Eel River Railroad.

0:4.5pm 7:42am 6:50am 5:18am 4:10am < :30am 7 ;fttam 10;00am

7:00ain 7:58aat it :45a in 10:50am ll.ftwm

rogansport lienver Oolmb’aCy Auburn Jn Butler

7:10pm 0.28pm 4:4Hjim 8:25pm 2:45pm

Weat,

1:00pm 11:38am »:12am 7:23am 6:S0am

Lafayette, MuncJa A Bloomington K. R (Via I., C 5 L K. R. from Indianapoils-Imma-

dtate oonneefion at Latayette.)

List ward. Weat ward,

lx* re Leave

Llo'ic’gion 10:50 am | Ind’polls 12:50 pm «:S0 am Gibaon 12 05 pin | LaUyette 8:06 pm 9:00 am Patten.... 12:27 pm | floopestou 4:45 pm 10.37 am B'aipeaton 1 22pro , Paxton..... 5:42piull :Mam Lafayette. 3:05 pm Gibaon 0:21 pm 12:05 pm Ind’tHilis Ar 5:40pin | Bl’gten *.r. 7:50 pm 1:20 pm 6. W. SMITH. Gen. Paas. Agent, Ufayette CrawfordsTlUc and Southwestern Hallway, VI*

I.C. A L. Railway.

South. urt.„... 0:80 am

Odfax 0:00 (MB

“ 9 :p2 am

Crawluntsville.. 7:10 pm

It H-J5H urii

Terre Haute

North

Lagansport 12:60 pm

»0fi Dill

Colfax 10:15 pm

...... 8:86 pm

CrawfordarlUa- 0:20 pm

1:10 pm

9:50 am _ 0:90am Terre Haute.... 0:60 pm 4:10 pm f “ 12:46 pm

Ft. Wayne, Mundeand Cincinnati—Via flee Lin# FU Vt .j.d D.ha «:30pmj Ft.WJ.AD Ex 10:80am

(FtWJ.AD.Ex 10:46pm

m Through earn between Indianapoila and

Jackron

LoutovUle^New jMInui^A Chicago.

10:00 am | Craw lords villa, j north 7:16 pin

Crawfordavlile, f south 7:00 pa

0:60 am

north ■oath

lag chair Trains marked thus, 8. indicate sleeper. Thus, P, parlor cars.

P X H I B I T 1 « * . Indiana Art Association, open dally from 0 a. m. to 10 p. m., Fletcher A Bbarpe Block. Admiastoa. 25ceeta.

I.9IDI ATVA 1*01,1 *< 1 BOWLUre ALLXTI, Om. Pminsyl vania and Booth streets. WM. BDRHKIG, Proprietor

BALHY SLEEP, ^ |J»HE MISSING LINK. LIYINO CHIMPANZEES AND Or^aas-TJtiarL. On account of the great intereet manifested by those who have seen these curious and human-like crestuna, their exhibition wlU beooaliuued to-dry and to-morrow at 29 South Meridian St. Admisrioa, 28c. Children under tt years, 15c. tt uf

AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF SHEET MUSIC, • VIOLINS, GUITARS, FLUTES, beet ITALIAN AND GERMAN STRINGS, and all of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and MERCHANDISE. .

ON DELIVERY PAYS BOTH YOU AND ME. T. O- JFLOXJTP^441 North Dlinoia street. None Safe Without h st:—