Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 September 1878 — Page 3
THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1878.
New York
(XSTABLISHXD 1853.) Over 3,000 Pcs. NEW FALL CALICOES OIST Sj3LX-i2±2.
A Foil Stock of the best makes of CALICOES can at all times be found on our counters and al ways at the LOWEST PRICES.
Pettis, I vers&Co All Goods Harked in Plain Figures.
INDIANAPOLIS Savings Bank. GO BAST MARKET STREET. Depositor* only are Stock bolder* and rooof'ro net pr^fta*. If. N. JACtoOH, Frekdant. JOHB W. SAT, Trourarear.
BUTLER UNIVERSITY, ■HE IEVINGTON, INDIANA. .?.•* id Will commence Itajnext term September 10,1878. Tuition free—«x<*pt matriculation and Janitor’* fee*. Boarding 82 to $4 per week. Inquire of
Indianapolis, orC. E. Hol-
u ua-th,m(3)
fees. Boarding 82 t< Prof. A. B. Bkntox, xenukck, Irvington.
C1T¥ NEWS. There will "be a regular meeting of {he citj council to-night. To-morrow night the Y. M.C. A. will elect officers for the coming year. The Telegraph discovers that beefsteak which has been kept on ice is difficult to roast brown. The Temperance guards will hold an open air meeting on the court house steps this evening. Professor Emmerich, who married in Germany a few weeks ago, returned with his bride last Saturday. E. J. Walker, one of the best organists in the Country, has been appointed organist at Heberts Park church. William Taylor, a resident of Irvington, died yesterday from consumption, and will be buried this afternoon. John Thomas, W. 0. Rockwood, E. C. Atkins, and George B. Yandes left last night for h tour through Montana. A colored man, this morning, talking over the political issues, spoke of the lint following as “de Nashville partv.” John Shea, baggage master, broke an ankle in jumping from the Jeffersonville train last night while the cars were in motion. The subject of suicide from a temperance point of view, was discussed at Masonic hall last night. The meeting was an interestihg one. At 4 p. m. to-morrow the equal suffrage society will meet at the residence of Mrs. Zerelda Wallace, on North New Jersey street. In addition to the big shooting match on Wednesday, Henry Guetig and George Plan will shoot at twenty-five single birds for $50 a side. Ben Ward, charged with stealing a horse from John P. Mardinger, near the Woodruff Place, was put into the station house Saturday evening. Wm. H. Clarke k Co., organ builders, have just shipped a large and Hue organ to the Swedenoorgian church at Yarmouthport, ^ssnehusetts. A small fire, in the rear of 117 South Illinois street, was easily suppressed by the department, early yesterday morning. The loss was only about $100. John Shaffner’s grand opening of his new house will take place this evening. Music from two bands will accelerate the frisky bivalve in its downward career. Last evening Mrs. John M. Lord, No. 553 North Meridian street, fell down the stone steps leading to her residence and suffered set ere bruises about the face and body. Bootblack at post office corner Sunday morning to occujwnt of No. 13 brogans*: ‘'YotTd orter gimme a dime. You don’t know how a feller'll sweat over a wet pair of shoes of the size of your’u.” To-day the tax known aslhe “eveners” on cattle while in transportation Is cut off by the general consent of all the railroads. This tax has been a imposition on shippers and its removal will be of great benefit. The summer-night season will close with four park concerts by Beissenherz’s band this week. They will be given at University park Tuesday and Wednesday, and at Circle park on Thursday and Friday evenings. The game law protection as to prairie chickens was removed for the season on the last day of August. Every westward bound train now carries from eight to ten dogs and sportsmen, bound for the praines of Illinois. The rite of confirmation was administered to nearly 400 children at St.John’s cathedral yesterday morning. In the afternoon,.at St. Mary’s- church, more than 100 children received the sacrament at the handsof the bishop. A. T. Bell, of this place, but who has been living in Memphis, for the past year returned Irom that plague-strickep city Saturday. He reports that the telegraphic despatches convey no adequate idea of the terrible sufferings in that metropolis. At this point for the week ending at noon Saturday 6,521 loaded cars have been received and 5,988 cars forwarded, making a total of 12.509 loaded cars handled. A total of 15,205, including empties, wer* handled during the week. In the month of August 60,919 cars were handled here, of which 49,807 were loaded.* ” The Wabash railway officials claim an injustice was done in an item in last Wednesday’* News regarding the number of passenger* taken out of Lafayette by the Bee line and the L. M and B. Lafayette was the only point touched by both lines, and out of that city the Wabash claims to have taken the larger number of passengers.
UN] >OI10 1 HU It >21VI, St. Louis, Alton and Terre Haute railroad on a note made by the defendants to the I. and St L. road, has been vacated as the indebtedness for which the note was given accrned in another state. The complaint was dismissed. The Harmonic society will hold a regular meeting this evening at their hall, on the corneMif North and Alabama streets. The society will continue the study of the oratorio of “Eli,” for the purpose of giving a public rendition of.it some time near the dose of the season Under Prof. Leckner, Its new leader, it begins the year with flattering ptcspects. Saturday morning, Sophia, the eight yearold daughter of H. Westfall No. 530 South Illinois street, poured oil from the can into the stove for the purpose of kindling a fire. An explosion followed, and the flames enveloped her l>ody in an instant, burning her horribly. She died at 2 o’clock in the afternoon. The’ mother and another daughter in attempting to subdue the flames were severely burned.
A* to the .Mute. “ Yes, mules is better than horses for street car work,” said an old and experienced driver thi- morning. “They last longer, two to one. When one of our mulei gets stove-up we turn him out to pasture (or a couple of months and he comes in just as fresh as a daisy. I have seen mules with their forelegs bowed out like barrel-hoops. You’d thought they never would get straight. After a two months vacation on pasture you wouldn’t know them. They were actually knock kneed. Horses won’t get over it like that. When you stave a horse un he is gone. It takes just about six months on these bowlders to play one out. We don’t uses horses much in this city, we have got 170 head of mules and only six horses. 1 es, occasionally a mule dies. 'About two a month is the ’size of it. They don’t die on the track from hard work; usually they are “over het,” and when they are taken to the water tank they drink themselves to death.
Mildness conquers—and hence it is that the gentle yet positive influence of Dr. Bull’s Baby Syrup overcomes so quickly the disorders’of babyhood. Price 25 cents.
Pure Water and Plenty of It. Th* Indianapolis Water Works Company, having largely Increased its capacity, Is now prepared to furnish pure, fresh water to the citizens for drinking, washing, bathing, fountains and sprinkling. Also, railroads, steam boilers, elevators and factories supplied at special rates. DREKlfflNG WATER—Any one considering the number of vaults (estimated at one hundred and fifty thousand) down to water level In our city, will readily perceive the danger to which they are liable in the use of ordinary well water. Preservation of health at any coat is the beet economy. “I have contrasted the Indianapolis Water Work* well water with the Croton water of New York, the Kairmeunt water of Philadelphia, the Ohio river water used in various cities on its borders, and wifk the well water of Louisville, and there ia every reason for considering it as good a water for domestic purposes as any of the first four, and vastly superior to the last. “Yours, respectfully, “J. LAWRENCE SMITH, "Analytical Chemist, Louisville, Ky.
■ and m u»uai u.«s signals alt necessary file aucuu*.. . ..c number of said streams, of course, to be In seasflile proportion to the size of mains and numlter of hydrants within practicable reach of any fire. STEAM BO ILEUS—A t ten t ion is called to the condition of the steam boilers at the Water Works building in proof of the excellence of the water for steam purposes. RATES—Desiring to greatly Increase our list of consumers and to popularise so indispensable a of pure,
water rates com We respectfully solicit patronage. All calls will receive prompt attention, and aH information cheerfully given. Office, 23 8. Pennsylvania st. DANIEL MACAULEY, General Manager W. W. Co.
leiati Asm, R. Gh Dun & Co., 88 South Meridian Street OONDIT8 STONE BLOCK. A. U TROWBRIDGE. Manager.
FOR
LIVER COMPLAINT,
tters.
ODONTIC! F-OR THE TEETH. Perry’s Pharmacy, 50 East Washington St.
ON DELIVERY PAYS BOTH YOU AND ME. Where all pay CASH no allowance has to be made (or the loss that ia inevitable in the credit business. Goods fresh and a full line. 'T. O. 3FLOXJT, 441 North Ulinois street. m-w-t
Tie Cral Cigar Is Manufactured at 62 S. Penn, street by UHL & RIEBEL. ^
FOR OVER EATING, ^Bitter*
SMiari Marita, HYDRANTS, Street Washers, Pumpa, Hose Pipes Couplings and Bands; Lead and Iron Pipe; Steam, Hum and Water Supplies; Bath Tubs, Range Boilers, Karthern Ware, ete. JOHH KNIGHT, 110 and 119 South Delaware.
GO TO TEC El Boston Meat Market, 68 and 70 North Dliiiois S'., for Choice MEATS, BUTTER, EGGS, CHOICE POULTRY, PRODUCE, Etc.
ROSY CHEEKS,
BOSTONSTOEE. On Sept. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,7, EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
YifldO yards best Prints at 4c per yd. 6.000 yards best Prints at 5c per yd. 5.000 yards best Prints st 8e per yd. •1,000 yards Brown Canton Flannels 7c. Splendid bargains in O.and 10-4 feheetings, 21 to 28c per yd. Best qualities French Organdies reduced to 25c per yard. Best Pacific Organdies now at 12%c. Large lot; Lsce Curtains at extremely low prices. 9.000 yards English Cachmeres, Fall Colors, to be closed out at 18c. 1,S00 yds Fine Lustre Brilliantines 20c per yd, worth 40c. Large lot of Velvet Ribbons at cost. Large lot of Silk Ribbons at cost. Best Table Oil Cloths at 85c per yd. Best Factory Jeans now at 40c. Good Jeans for Boys’ wear 15 to 18c. Woolens for Men’s wear 50, SO and 75c. Best yard-wide Shirting Percales, Oc. Paisley and Wool Shawls at very low prices to close out. Gcod Spool Cotton 2c each, or 22c per doz. Black Alpacas, double widths, 15c. Good Bargains this week in Black and Colored Bilks, also in Velvets, Plushes and Satins. Everybody is invited to call and examine our superior line of Black Cachmeres.
M. H. SPADES, Boston Store, 5 and 7 West Washington.
The Franklin LIFE INSURANCE CO OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND. THE ONLY HOME COMPANY IS TBS STATS. SECURE! MUTUAL.! LIBERAL! Its best friends are among the principal basin eat men of Indianapolis—men who know It belt. Its funds loaned only to policy holder*.
Admitted Asset*.,
.•377,078.8*
Officers—A. D. Lynch, President; A. G. Pettibone, Vice President; L. G. Hay, Secretary; Fred, Baggs, Treasurer j Wtou E* HArvey j Actuary« Medical Advisers—F. 8. Newcomer, M. D.; J. H, Woodbam, M. D. General Office In Company’s Building, Corn* Kcentny avenue and lUlnols street. t# T
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
COUNTY TICKET. For Clerk—DANIEL M. RAN8DELL. For Sherlfi—JOHN T. PRESSLY. For Treasurer—THOMAS SCHOOLEY, For Auditor—WILLIAM A. PFAFF. For Judges Superior Court—HOBATIOC. NEWCOMB, DANIEL W. HOWE, DAVID V. BURNS. For Judge Criminal Court—JAMES E. HELLER. Prosecuting Attorney Criminal Court—JOHN B. ELAM. For County Commissioners—GEORGE F. MCGINNIS, MOSES ALLEN. For Coroner—WILLIAM H. WI8HARD. For County Surveyor—HERVEY B. FATOUT. For Represen tativee-W. W. HEROD, J. B. CONNOR, C. B. ROBINSON, J. W. GORDON.
Supply of Coal FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
the supply of
r ear. The best Clay county e required. The coal to be delivof the school houses in such quan-
The Board of School Commissioners of the city of Indianapolis invite bids for the supply of coal for
the present school year, block coal will be require
ered in the bins of the school houses in such quan■u., .l- __ j x. we j g i lfl d
jrs as the
may select, 70 lbs. to the bushel.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
Proposals will be received up to 12 m. Friday, September 6, 1878. By order of Board. J. J. BINGHAM, Sec.
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Estey Organs.
Call and see Estey’s New Style, 301. IT LEADS ALL OTHER ORGANS. Send for catalogues. . D. H. BALDWIN & CO., 22 N. Pennsylvania St. DECKER BROTHERS’ PIANOS. :Bccrw\A.:o.:E> Steam Carpet Beating and Ren* ovating Works, cor. St. Clair at. and the Canal. Leave orders at the-Works or at the carpet stores. Carpels and other goods called for and delivered free of charge. f
The Photograph YOU GET 0? FOWLER, The Photographer, 24J4 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, Is the beet that can he made.
ASK for Dr. Park’s Sulpkated SOAP. The Best SULPHUR SOAP at the cost of ordinary laundry soap. OLDS & ANDREWS, 28 East Georgia St.
hordes, dogs, etc., amusing and wonderful tricks, with many other interesting and valuable things In Haney’s Information for the People, mammoth size, illustrated, only ten cents of any bootaelier or by mail. JESSE" HANEY A CO., 119 Nassau street, New York.
■RESH IC. E. Wesby & Co., ISH. J 6C W. Maryland St. DELIVERED EVERY MORNING.
TRY
Vienna Bakery Ice Cream, 75 Massachusetts Avan*
None Safe Without
Schools and Colleges.
MIAMI USIYERSITY,
Classical and Scientific Training School lor Boys, reopens Sept. 9th. For catalogue, addreas Isaiah Tbufaht, A. M., Rybak F. Maksh, A. M-, Pi J
duals, Oxford, 0.
From Hon. M. W. Oliver, a patron, Hncinni "I consider it equal to the best school in the Ian From Rev. David Swing, Chicago: “I give il my calmest opinion that It will soon be known > the best Academy In the Middle States.” dTAw
ve itss
Young Ladies’ Institute
This School will be re-opened Sept. 9th, Thorough Instruction will be given In the cow
1878.
_ _ the common
and higher English branches, Muslaal (vocal and instrumental,. Painting and Languages. For cir-
culars, address r
MnaisARAfiUEL KAPPES, } Principals, No. 132 East North street, Iqpjinapolls, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kappks hate been fortunate In securing the services of Miss Elizabeth Nichol-
son as teacher of Drawing and Painting in the Young Ladies’ Institute, m ;<■- i.
own i r. as i
ctpal of
Seminary, near Cibcinna
rclcs i bavin
viabh
Miss Nicholson is weU las an enviable reputa-
lon as a teacher, having been for five years Prin:ipal of the Art Department in College Hill Female
nail.
ang Ladies’ Inst
known in Art circles and has i
been f.
opuU
Prin
Normal and Collegiate Course AT WAVELAND, IND.
9; fourth term begins April i-j, ^ per term, 86. Boarding from 82-25 to 83 per week. Preparatory—In this all English branches will be taught Normal—Teachers’ Training Class, Normal Methods, etc., will be introduced. Colie-
Library, Reading
Literary Socii
circular. Address it COOMBS, Principals.
(a)n uo?
KINDERGARTEN. Mia a oHuA.i*iiNr,
the Kindergarten and Advanc ing to send children wilb please call at rooms in High School bet ween 10 and 12 o’clock. The Normal Class for adults will open Sept. 16. tv s
Book-keeper*, Reporters, Operators, School Teacher*
At Great Mercantile College, Keokuk, lo. TAw
"I Oft m* SIC V.EhNOHS FOR &1 X a at the New England Conservatory, rjj * cp Music Hall, the largest music school in the world. Open all the year; 75 eminent Professors; 18,<08 students since 1867. Situations secured for its gradates. For prospectus, address E. Tourjkk, Music Hall, Boston. d&w T
CHAUNCY HALL SCHOOL, nOSTOTW, MASS.,
Technology and to business positions. There is an Advanced Course for graduates of high schoo’s-
Catalogues sent.
igh schoo's.
[a]uv ut?
ADAMS ACADEMY,
QUINCY, MASS., fits boys for our liest colleges. The next school year begins Sept. 18th, 1878. For catalogues and Information, address the Master, or
itaiogucs and information, addr
, P. WoRbRN. QuincV, Mass. WILLIAM EVERETT,
Ph. D., Master.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, CHESTER, PA., Opens Septejnber 11th. Thorough Instruction In Civil Engineering, the Classics and English. For Circular, apply to Col. THEO. HYATT, President.
BUSINESS CAROS.
UTAnOMET & CLARK, -Bculptan ill Monunrisst Makers, 70 N. Delaware st
and
H
OMOKPATH—Dr. HAGGART-Otiice, 8e E. Market st. Residence, 79 N. Alabrwa.
H
OUSE-8HMEING-By Jobm IUlohkt 83 8. Alabama street, who makes ’em stick
■pEMIMAN, JLONU A HEDGES XV Unbbibtxkbbs. l6C<rcle sir set.
Y\K CHAS. D. EE Alt v. uifioa, llfi U North Meridiau streets. Office hour*, 8 to !0 a. m., 1:30 to 4 p. m. and? to 8 p. m.
T T. BOYD. id. D., O . Surgeon and Homosopethic PhycdAo, 69 Mass, ave., residence 719 E. Market st.
T\ R. K. V A in H I I, I„ .71. n , make* a 1/ specialty of Diseases of Women and Chiliron. Office and residence, 139 East Washington st. —NOOK A [OAKSEE, Narffoon*; Office*—lC7>g South Illinois street 74 East Michigan street
C 01 a
N. J. U vdk Manager.
fl.50 to 12 per day.
National Hotel, A. NALTNER, Proprietor, South aide of Union Depot, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. CHOICES OHIO BUTTER And Fresh Dressed Poultry every day. POWER & LANGDON, 60 N. Penn. St.
SPECIAL. SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. Six for $0, $12 to $15. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. TRY THEM. A Good 4-Ply Linen Collar For TE V CEBITS. Full line of New Style* received as soon as out.
STEWART Paper Company, BROOKVTT.r.tt, IND. Fine Book,Newspapers. Tht Indianapolis Daily md Weekly Raw* ffi printed on papas saavofactured hr this company.
fob SLEEPLESSNESS, H B Tt
tier*.
me. MPSIC. music. EMIL WULSCHNER’S Musical Emporium Has been Removed to 44 North Pennsylvania St
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF SHEET MUSIC, VIOLINS, GUITARS, FLUTES, beat ITALIAN AND GERMAN STRINGS, and all kfitda of ' MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and MERCHANDISE.
^TThe sole recipient of theGold Medal at the l^emm Exposition ,^1878. Kot^onlyj^ronounced by Rich* by thirty of’ our beat local teachersfand musicians, to Jave no superior. ° W B lM,t NEW STOCK OF EMERSON PIANOS Before buying elsewhere consult your Interest In examining the line assortment at 44 North Pena ylumnia street. m-w-t
LUMBER
We desire to call the attention of all who oontemplata
iu this city and throughout the our large stock of Lumber. Lath
Yard here, we have in
Whole-
i ou Barn Boards,
U ■■■■■■■pvaafiiiliBee
f charge on all reads. Our Planing'Mill and Box Factory is" running"constantly. A large stock of ail kind* of Drested Lumber. Frames, Sash, Doors and Blinds on hand. Send for prices before buying ela^. where. COHUKN & JO* us*. Van! North of the Terre Haute Depot, Indianapolis, Ind.
^ ^ SILK e HAT NOW RBADY AT RYAN’S, 23 SOUTH ILLINOIS ST., OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
/"4-RAND OPERA HOUSE. VJ TUESDAY, Sept. 3. POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY. TONY PASTOR And his Entire Troupe—The Best Company in the World. Read the great array of Artists:
Watson and Ellis,
Rogers and Vicki The French twins: (Minnie and Lena);
era,
i sisters.
Harry Kennedy, The Konlainbleaus, The Irwin Sisters, (May and Flora);
Harry and John Kernel!, Billy Barry, i Bryant and Hoey, Emerson and Clark,
and TflK
Daly Brothers, Frank Girard.-
TONY PASTOR
Himself wiil appear at every Entertainment. . irticulars, see small bills. Ad mi:
usual.
ham’s Music Store,
oa h
For particulars, see small bills. Admission Reserved seats can be procured at Ben-
c Store. 1
N. D. ROBERTS, Business Manager.
SPECIAL TO TEACHERS.
THE DIBECTOBS OF THE Mai Sdool of An Have arranged for Professional Teachers a special course of instruction during the summer vacation carefully adapted to their requirements as instructors. A Very Low Rate of Tuition Has been established for this Bourse. All advantage* of the School will be accorded, and choio* may be made of any branches of study preferred. For full Information, ad drees the Secretary INDIANA f-CHOOL OF ART. Indianapolis, Ind.
FOB
THE BLUES
Bitter*.
A Honnehold Without Tarraat’s Seltzer Aperient
Within reach, lacks an important safeguard of health and life. A few doses of this standard remedy for Indigestion, constipation and biliousness relieve every distressing symptom and prevent dangerous consequences. For sale by the entire drug trade. , uv s?sw DUN. UUUBURTMOM Ac EATON,
Consulting and Operating
Surgeons for all Diseases of
re and Ear. Artificial
inserted.
:<>( W. Wash. st. Poor tree ted without charge Wednesdays and Saturdays, from 9 to 11 a. m. w,s
arno. a a,a,*»
Bitters
BUILDS UP
Sarsaparilla la acknowledged to be the best and moat reliable preparation now prepared for LIVER COMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA, And for Purifying the Blood. This preparation la com pounded with great care, from the best selected Honduras Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, Stiilingia, Dandelion, Wild Cherry, and other Valuable Remedies.
Prepared only by W. JOHNSTON & CO. Chemists A Druggists, 161 Jefferson Ave., Detroit, Mich. Sold by all Druggist*.
Indianapolis Time Table. Depart. Arrive. Cleveland, Columbus^ Cincinnati and Indianap*
N. Y.AB. Ex d’y 4:15am
II’. A P*
D’y A Sp’l’g Ei 4:18am
Union Ac..;
.0..;.—~ 5:30am
Day ton A Col Ex 12:00m N.Y. AB.Exd’y 6:80pm EJk A Ft W Ex 6:80pm
L. A St. L.Rx.d‘1 7:46am lud W A M KxlO:66am
Union Ac.,
Brightwood Division. Depart dally... 4:15am “ 6:10am “ 10:50am •• ... 11:20am » ...ou. 6:56pm “ dally... 6:30pm “ 11:10pm
a/iisTirK Km Col A In’lisKx 6:00pm NYAStLExd’ 10:86pm Col. S A Ind Ex 10:66pm (C., C., C. A I. Railway.) Arrive daily... •:46am “ 16:30am “ —... 10:50am " 4:30pm “ 6:45pm “ 6:55pu>
dally... 10:35 pm
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St. Louis B. W.
Richmond Ae.... 9:55am
NYABFLd’y BAWFL d’y DA SpringfEx DA Xenia Exl
4:20am
11:00am
Springf AC Ex
Rich A Day Ac i -„ XOnia At Ac} 8:i5 P m
Aenia A C Ac NYABFExd B AW F Ex d
St LATF Ld’y \
KanAP F Ld’y j 10 ' v>p “
5:45 pm
Vandalta lane.
Fast line
Mail and Ad
'y..
and Ac.
Day Ex d'
d’y.... 1:46am
....10:05am .... 8:35pm .... 6:40pm
Mall train......... 7:00am Day Ex p d’y... 1:00pm Terre Haute Ac. 4:06pm Pacific Ex d’y all :00pm
Indianapolis and St Louis R. R. Day Ex pc 8:00am I N. Y. Ex d’y... 4:08sm Local Exa 6: «pm Indianapolis Ac.ll:06*m N. Y. Ex d’y s. 11-00pm | Day Ex 5:86pua Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette JL R
(Cincinnati Division.)
CAStLFLd’y s 4:15am I Greensbiirg Ac.. 9:S0am Cincinnati Ac...11:20am | ChiASt L mall...12:20pm aGeenaburg Ac- 4:25pm I Western Ex 6:40pm hriAStLui’lpc. 6:55pm I CASt LFLd’y...10:66pm
Lafayette Division.
P A B Ex 6:10am ChlFL d’ly 8:50am
Clneinnati Ac It
Chicago Mail pc 12:45pm Western Ex 6:55pm ChTFLd’y res 11:15pm
l hicagi Lafyet
yette Ac..
1- :50am 5:35pm 8:30pm
ESSEX dally...., 4:10am Champaign Aco.ll :00am DayExAUall 6:46pm
Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western R. W. FacExAMaU 7:00am KASEx dall
Craw Accent 3:55pm K anATSpecial... 7:00pm RIAWEx rcc dyll :00pm
CinclnnaU, Hamilton and Indianapolis R. R. Mjlil A Cin Ex.... 4:15am ! Mail - -.12:15pm Avcommoda'on.. 4:35pm | Western Ex 10:36pm
Indianapolis and Vincennes R. R.
MailACalroEx.... 8:00am I Spencer Ace 9:05am Spencer Accom.. 8:85pm | MailAOalroEx... 6:35pm
Indianapolis, Peru and Chicago R. W.
FtWTolA DetM 1. 7:25am I CAMCEx dally.. 4:66am CblATolEx 12:26pm Peru Accom 9:35aa PAM CExccAa... «:10pm TolAKtWEx..— 12:00m TolACExdally s.11:10pm | ChlAM.C Mall.. 6:29pm Jefiersonvllle, Madison and Indianapolis R. R.
LouisASEx s 4:10am MadALKx d’ly- 7:50am ColAMadAcc.... 8:15pm SAEvExrc- 6:00pm
Crawfordsvllls and Southwestern
I.C. A L. hallway.
South. North.
Madison Mail—10:00am MANorthEx lOiOOpm Day Express 6:15pm NightEx dally ...10:50pm
Ball way. Via
8:28 pm 6:80 am 6:00 pa
9:02
Logansport...
Colfax...
CrawfordavlUe- 7:16 pm “ 9:50 am
Terre Haute
W T ay:
Ft. Wj.AD.Ex
Logansport 12:60 pm <*«.;: "i-ps
6:88 pm
CrawfordsTllls- 9:20 pm
" 7:10 pm
6:80am Terre Haute.-. 9:66 pat 4:10 pm | “ 12:48 pm
Ft. W ayne, Muncie and Cincinnati-Via Bee Line
‘ ~ 6:30pm ) FLW.J.A D.Ex 10:30am
I Ft.W.J.A D.Ex 10:46pm
Cincinnati, Wabash A Michigan, Via Bee Line.
Indianapolis, depart 4:30am 6 15pm
Marion, arrive -.8:17pm Wabash, “ -7:24pm Warsaw, “ - -.8-,45pm Goshen, “ ....4:40pm Elkhart, “ -4:20pm Kalamazoo." —6:10pm G. Rapids, “ —7 ;40pm m_ Through cans between Indianapolis an4
Jackson.
7:42am 6:50am 6:18am 4:10ana 8:88am 7;80am 10:00am
Eel River Railroad.
West
7:30pm 7:00am Logansport 7:10pm 1:06pm 9:00pm 7:5.'tarn Denver..— 6:23pm 11:88am 11:31pm 9:45am Colmb’aCy 4:48pm 9:12am 1:12am 10:50am Auburn Jn 8:25pm 7:23am 2:00am 11:80am Butler...... 2:46pm 6:30*m
Louisville, New Albany A Chicago.
(Via L, B. A W.)
10:00 am I CrswfordsvlUs, I north 7:16 pm • :50 am | CrawfordavlUe, | south 7:M pm Lafayette, Monde A Bloomington B. R Vial., C. AL. B. R from Indiana poll*—Immediate connection at Lafayette.) Eastward. Westward. Leave Leave Blo’m’gton 10:50 am | Ind'polls 12:60 pm 6:8* am Gibson 12:05 pm < Lalayette 8:05 pm 9:06 am Faxton 12:87 pm ) H copes ton 4:48 pm 10:87 am Hoopeston 1:22 pm i Paxton.— 5:42 pmll :80am lafayette. 8:06 pm | Gibson..,.. 6:21 pm 12:06 pm Ind’polis Ar 5 46pm Bl’irten ar.7:66j>m 1:20 pm 6. W. SMITH, Gen. Piss. Agfent, Lafayette.
Wabesh Railway.
From Danville Junction,^ connecting with the
Express, west .2:20 am! 9:38 p i Express, east 1:18 a m | 6:05 a i
I 11-40 p i I 2:12 pi
From Lafayette Jn., connectlngwith I., C. A L.
Express, west.—.,.—.7:50 a m ] 12:50 a xn f
~ * ...2:52 am
8:25am
9:25 p m 4:06 pi
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Express, east..
From Pern,connecting with the L, P. AC. Express, west. —6:13 a m 1 10:57 a m I 6:15 pm Express, east —4:50 a m | 16:50 a m } 5:38 p m Trains marked thus, RC, reclining chair. Trains marked thus, 8, indicate deeper. Thus, P, parlor ears. TNDlAJVAPOUk 1 BOWLING ALLSIl* Cm. Pacnsyl vania and South streets. WM. BUXHRIG, ]
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