Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 24, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1875 — Page 3
THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL. THURSDAY MAY 13 1875
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INDIANAPOLIS AND THE GRANGER?. VHIT OF A PORTIO! OF THE MECCTIYK COMMITTEE OF TUB NATIONAL GRASOB FOR THE PURPOSE OF SELECTING HEADQUARTERS FOR THE ORDER. Messrs. John S. Jonea, of Arkansas, and 11. Shankland, oi Iowa, a aub-commlttea appointed by the executive committee of the National Grange oi Patroni ol HusDandry, are in the city for the purpose of lookin? tip a Bite for a national Grange II all and rooms for the executive officers of the order. They have not as yet taken any atepa in regard to choosing a site In this cit, but will await the arrival of Mr. Henley James, Master of the Indiana Stat? Grans:?, beore taking any action in the premises. The gentlemen look for the arrival hero of several members of the state -executive committee before they finUh their isiicf inspection. The National Grange baa not yet decided to remove Us headquarters to this city as baa been supposed by some. What it did determine to do was to appoint a committee to visit a number oi states and report upon locations in each in which its headquarters may be established. Thi3 is the duty in which Meers. Jones and Shankland are now engaged. They hav already visited Boone--ville arri St. Louis, Mo., and this is the second point they hwe stopped at. They will remain here until Tuesday evening and secure snob fart a m will enahla them to report intelli
gibly upon the situation. After that they will visit Cleveland and Columnar, Id Ohio. Chicago and BlootninRtoD, in Illinois, Louisville, Ky., and Nashville, Tenn., for the same purpose. At each of these points thpv will ronsnlt -with the masters of the
etra omnirM. and the leading members
of their order. Having procured all the facts they can get at each place, they will then make their final report. At whatever
nolnt mar hfl chosen, the erange will proba
i.i v tirstiaaaa a butldinz lor it3 use before
intestine; in real estate and erecting a ball I f ua own The noint selected will be used
Jor holding all the meetings of the national
grange. '1 be headquarters of the grange are
now in Washington, v. u.
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LICEISrSE APPLICATION. aOUC'E. The subscriber hereby gives notice that he will, in accord nc with section :t of the recent license law passed, make application to the County ComniUsloDers, at their next session, lor a license to sell in toxical in sr. vinous, malt and spirituous liquors, in less quantities tba n a quart and subject to be drank on the premises, ihe place where said liquors are to ba sold is lot l.outiot 12S, in McKernan&Ple.cc'ssubdivlsion, No. 247 West Mccarty street, Twelfth Ward, city of Indianapolis. Ceuter township. Wail on countv, rtatecf Indiana, June term. Aprils ie-i. LÜWAUD WITTE.
oi i er. The subscriber hereby elves notice that he will.
in accordance with section 3 of the recent license
law nassed. make application to the t ounty
Con.misslouers.at their next session, for a license to sell Intoxicating, vinous, malt and spirituous liquors. In less quantities than a quart, and sub
ject to be drank on tbe premises. The place
wbere said liquors are to be sola is jot square
7, No. U-i South Pennsylvania atreet, In the
ixia Ward, city or Indianapolis, center township, Marlon county, state of Indiana, June
term. aiuiui. cmujiiua.
A pril 28, 175.
The 6Ub criber hereby elves notice that he
will, in accordance with section 3of the recent liconw) law passed, make appl'catlon to tbe tyonnty Commissioner, at their next session, for alicfieto st il Intoxicating, vinous, malt and
spirituous Honors, in quantities less than a
quart and anbject to be drank on trie premises, Tbe place wbere Raid liauors are to be sold is lots 11. 12. Mand 14. in Albert K. Fletrher's sub
division of lots 57 and Co, in his aud Ingram
Fletcher's addition to Osk Hill, Center town-
lit p, Mariou county, state of Indiana. May , IST. PHILIP HOFFMAN.
GARRISON'S 3IADISÖX 1I0USE, CINCINNATI, OHIO,
Centrally located, Elegantly Furnished, C1I.U16ES MODERATE.
The Commercial Hotel of the City.
HOME AND FARM.
Here's Darwinism for you applied to breeding, den. Adair, who makes the study of the honey bee a BpeciftHy,;propoees some curious changes in the honey bee that are to ta accomplished by a careful attention to -thair breeding, lie proposes changing some of their habits and characteristics, lie Bays their etiDgs should be weakened, their probosces lengthened, their swarming instinct and tha enmity ol queens dettroyed. You must work If you are going to be a happy man. I know you think ii is hard; but if God had meant that you should be a butterfly, you would be torn a butterfly. And as you were not barn a moth or a milI, but a man, you mast accept the ctn di'.ioiiH ct voar manhood. And if theriis
one principle that Is more important at the thresl o'd of life than another, it Is, that man is born to work. Let it not be forgotten that three of God's
moat beneficent gifts to man, health, Bunlight, fresh air and water, are free to all; you caa have them la abundance, without money and without rrice, If you will. If yon would enjoy good bealtb, then see to it that you are supplied with fresh air to breathe all the time; that you bathe lor an hour or so in the sunlight; and that you quench yoar thirst with no other fluid than water. Journal ol Health. Width ok Wheat Drill. The Carman-
)wn Telegraph calls attention to the lact
that "in England, whero cloae calculation U
much more the rule in farming imoci; the mere Intelligent than with us, there is a growing loeiing in la vor of the wide drill. s uie set them as wide ästen inches, and the report, especially th5s year, are gener-
erally In fayor rt the wide drills." The condition and strength cf the land muit be onsidered. Sweet Peas. A skilllnl cultivator of the .n veei pea plant says that it crown properly it will tlcorn for months; that failure ail- a from poor soil, sowing too thickly, and not allowing lor a well developed and luxur'ant growth. Tbe soil should be very rich, and . lor a hedjre or screen the peas sown in a row. To keep c.p the bloom the seed pods shonld be promptly removed, as the growth and ripening of the seeds would exhaust the ktronttuot tbe plant. By this procesi they will bloom all summer and, until frost. By tba way, there are few ventures n flowtrs that pay bstter than the charming fl Jeering jH9 ol modem times. Hi RED Mew Get tbe beat hands, an! keep them. When a man ba9 been used to hi3 work and hU employer, he is worth moro than a stranger. There is a way cl . ink.lngrmtn interested In their work, of sat iifying their self-respect, treating tbetu ?ourteou3lv and reasonably, giving them credit forsüccBs.i. while holding them strictly responsible for failures, and above all, by paying them, promptly and liberally, that wiil ui.ke their work worth double what it vi ould otherwise be. As ljnd advances in price, more labor must be expended on it to
make It pav a profit
have a settled labori
iu process of educa'
am must doit by good management. Pen
and Plow. Some Sound Advice, W. O. Spencer oj Madison county. N. Y. hits the nail on the
head as follows: I know a farmer who bought a lumber wagon now almost 30 years ago and to-day it is nearly as good a3 nerm It has been in constant U3e, but always kej under shelter when cot behind his team in the field or on the road. A neighbor of his bought one at the same time and made at the same shop, but in consequence of always leaving it out ol doors it went to ruin years ago, and now he has bought a new wagon for the third time. This is a fact, and the men are living to-day, one a successful farmer, with plenty of money to use and to loan, the othr an example of the worst effects of the opposite system. This one instance alone is sufliclent to "point a moral." It should teach a lesson to every man engaged in the pursuit of agriculture. To be constantly buying farm tools is more than a firmer can allord. Implements are expensive, and they should be made to last by being cared for. Every farmer should have a tool-house, and when a tool is not in use it should stand or hang in its place. A careful inventory of suchtoils occasionally would do much toward keeping tbem In their place and in good repair. Industry, economy and system will b3 of as much service to farmers as to any other class.
A few bints about what is fashionable art
always in order. Black silk street suits are
as fashionable now as they have b9en for several years past. Shirring is the ornament used for trimming the waist, sleeves and oversklrts. It is very stylish. In kid
glove, the plain, untrlmmei ones, without
ornamental stitching and long enough to
require i.-om four to eight or even ten button", are considered in the fcoit taste. L-
dies will gen?ra!ly appiar in the strceto with some kind cf an outside garment worn over tbs coraro. The shares aro very
numerous, tut they are all small.
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MESSEMJliK,.
A semi monthly paper, devoted to Finance, i-Vwrt-in and Domestic Leallzed lotteries.
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JJOTICE.
The Bubpcrtber hereby elves notice that he
will, in accordatce with section S of the recent
license law passed, make application to the County CommlHsioners. at tbelr next setBlon,
lor a license lo sell intoxicating, vinous, malt
and spirituous liquors, in less quantities than a
quart and subject lo be uratk on the prenme.
ine piace wnere saia liquors are to be sold is lotSti In (ireer & Waters' subdivision of the fouth half ofoutlotP'l, No. tnandia Virelnla
avenue, Thirteeatn ward. June terra.
May 6.1) CUK1STIAX KRUG ER.
ine furjocrioer nereoy gives nonce idi ne will, in accordance with section 3 of the recent license law passed, make application to the County Commissioners, at their next stssio;, for a license to sell Intoxicating, vinous, mall and spirituous liquors. Id leps quantities tnan a
quartana sai'Jtct to be arank on tne premises.
ine place wnera saia nqnors are to oe ooiu i iui No. 14 and 15. outlot 43. No. 389 Nor h Noble
street. In the Second Ward, city of Indianapolis, Center town3hlp. Marion county, stat of Indiana. WILLIAM IvNMEKd.
April 28, 1373.
The subscriber hereby elves "notice that he
will, in accordance with eettion 3 of the recent license law passeil. make application to the
County Commissioners, at tbelr next sesaion, for a license to sell Intoxicating, vinous, malt and spirituous liquors, In less quantities than a quart, and subject to be drank on the premises. Tbe Place wbere said liauors are to be sold Is
lot N . 43,41. 45 and 46. in Hendricks's subdi
vision, outlot number W. northeast of East aad
Cob am streets. In the Thirteenth Ward, city of
Indianapolis, center township, Marlon county.
stale or Indiana. jaiuu scmi.Kh.uAk April 2, 1ST
The subscriber hereby elves notice tbat he
will, in accordance with faction 3 of the recent
license law passed, make application to the
County Commissioners, at their next session
for a license to sell intoxicating vinous, malt and spirituous liquors, in less quantities than a quart and Kutject to be drank on the premise. The place where said liquors are to be sold la lot 6, squsre No. 2, No. 1ÖS West Washington
street, in the Fourth ward, city or Jndianap
oils, center township. Marion county, slate of
Indiana. FRANK GILKR April ÜS, 1S75.
TICK,
TSJOTICEOF ADMINISTRATION. Notice Is hereby given that the nndersiirned has been appointed by the Marlon Civil circuit Court of Marion county, InJlaua, executor oi the estate of Nathan U. l'ilmer, late of said eouniy, Uee4etl. HniO esta.'e Is supposed to be .olvent. Prli-LT01LLKT,Executor.
The subscriber hereby elves notice that he
will, in accordance with section 3 of the recent
license law passed, make application to the
County Commissioners, at their next session, for
a license to sell intoxicating, vinous, malt and
spirituous liquors, In less quantities than i quart and subject to be drank on the premises,
The place where said liquor are to bi sold is
lots li, US outlot tu. Ninth Ward, Indianapolis
Mariou county, luuiana. April 2S lS7o. MUMP REICIIWEIN.
14 K.
LICENSE AZP-PLICTIOIXr.
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OTICF.
ßUIDCE COXTRACTOKS. ',,lce l hehy Bien that Ihe board of coroJJ2. ihi ÄeeilI.?fIl,dUl-,oli' eceive bids "I praps, fills for approaches, excavations and timbers and plank for the foundUions of be abutments; aso for the abutments and for i.SUilDC!,or'.l,roodor Iron), ot a bridge over rail Creek, In the ontheast quarwr of section 11, township , nortn of racce 4 east, in aid county. iald Wldga to be ox one spau of'lDd feet in the clear; extreme length 16i fett. liana snd specifications may be sen at the county auditor's office at iDdlansttolis. Lids must be filed with the county auditor and accompanied with vouchers, 'ihe board expressly rtferves the right to reject any nd all bi"- K.W.HAMILTON, Auditor Marion county. Lvdiasapolis, Ixnn April 12, lbTi.
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It I DG CONTRACTOR.
TTOTICE.
The subscriber hereby elves notice that he
will, in accordance with section 3 of the recent license law passed, make application to the
County Commissioners, at their next session, for a.U?euse to sell intoxicating, vinous, malt and spirituous liquors. In lees quantities than a
quartana subject tone aranaoatne premises. The p!ace where said liquors are to be sold is No.
411 Indiana avenue, lot No. 1 and part of lot M In Wm. V. Wlley'a subdivision of outlots 12, l&J and lüö, In tbe city of Indianapolis, Center townsbip, Marion county, Indiana. Fourth
Wnrd, June term. May 6, UT5. FRIEDRICH WAGSER.
Notice Is hereby given that the hnir l f
mlssloners of Marion county, state of Indiana, will, on thoÄHb davof May, 18 6, at the court house In the city of Indianapolis, receive bids for tbe Ripraps, flils for approaches excava
lions ana limbers and plank for the foundations of the abutments and pier; also lor tbe abutments and pier, and for the superstructure (wood or iron), of a bridge over White river, at DawFon's ford, in said county. Said bridge to be of two spans, 140 feet each In tbe clear. Ex treme length &0 feet. Plans aild specifications may be seen at the county auditor's office at Indianapolis. lilda must be filed with the county auditor and accompanied with vouchers. Tbe board expressly reserves the right to reject an r and all Ki.4a V- T . an, .
viva. r . W. HAM1L.1UN.
1XDIAHAPOL1S, I
The Most Wonderful Medical Discovery Known lo Man.
Auditor Marion county. XD., AprU12, 1S7Ö.
ICE TO ARSZSTIir.
"KTOTICr.
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The subscriber hereby gives no'lee tbat he will, in accordance with section 3 of the recent license law passed, make application to the county Commissioners, at their next session, for a license to sell Intoxicating, vinous, malt and spirllnons liquors, in lesi quantities than a ouart and subject to be drank on tbe premises The place where said liquors are to be sold is corner South Illinois street and Kesselt avenu. lot No. 1, In outlot 124, Twelftn Ward, Indianapolis, Center township, Marion county, Indiana, Jane term. FRIEDRICH P. A JOHN TRICHTER. May 8. 1875.
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OTIC'E.
State cf Indiana, Fountain coun'y, Fountain
circuit court. May Term. 1875. JoseöL Hittle
vs. vn:iam .untie. Absentee.
Notice is hereby etven that the lmv ninintirr
Joseph Mittle, Las filed in my offlce a complaint
agaiusi ueieuuani, vt imam iiiii:e,auegiug that the said Ellham tittle was formerly a resident
oi founuin county, Indiana, and that be bas
ten nis usual pi ace or residence In said Fountain
coanty, and gone to parts unknown for the
space ornve years, leaving property wit bout
"ving maue any scinicieut provision for tbe
ujuuBijerueui ni ice same, ana that said property Is Miffering was'e for the want of proper care, and that his family are needing the same
ur uitir support, ana praying rorthe appoint
ment or an executor of the w ill nfuiri William
llittle. Said cause is Fet for hearing on the 15th day of the May term. li75. of the Fountain Cir
cuit court, to-wlt: Jane the 2d. 1875, In the Circuit Court room, in Covington, Fountain county, Indiana, and unless the said William Little ap
pear ana answer tnereto ine matters contained in said complaint wiJl be heard and determined
lams auaence.
Witness ray hand snd the seal of said Court
at Covington, this Irth day or April, 1875. E. N. BOWMAN, Clerk of Fountain Circuit Court. Isaac E. Schoonoveb. Attv. for Pl'ff.
The subscriber hereby gives notice that he
will, in accordance with section 3 of the recent
license law passed, make application to the
Conny Commissioners, at their June session, for a license to sell Intoxicating, vinous, malt and spirituous liquors, in less quantities than a quart and subject to be drank on the premises. The place where Bald liquors are to be sold Is o. am ana (MS North West street, in the Fourth Ward of the city of Indianwpo is. April 21, 1ST) NICHOLAS rl I'SELL.
The subscriber hereby gives notice that he will. In accordance with section S of the recent license law passed, make application to the County Commissioners at their rext session, for a license to seil lntoxir ating, vinous, malt and spirituous liquors. In les quantities than a quart and subject to be drank on the premises. The place where said liquors are to be sold is lot No. 9 and part off of the south side of lot No. 8 of Frederick Yelser Guardians' addition, 50i Mcdison avenue, corner of Howney street, in the Seventh Ward, city of Indianapolis. Center township. Marlon county, state of Indiana, Juce term. LOUIS EHRMANN. April 2, 1873.
I.O0O AOESTS.Teschers, Students, men and
XTOTICE. women, wanted to sell CENTENNIAL UAZET
IN I TKfc.lt UK HIE u. Ö. Shows 'grand results of
The subscriber hereby gives notice that he wiears irogress. A whole library, jioston
will, in accordance with section 3 of the recent j:obe-Not a luxury but a necessity. Inter
license law passed, make app lcation to the I Ocoan-Lest sellirg book published, tioodpay
county Commissioners, at their next session, I want cen. Agi. in every city or iimmi. Ad for a license to sell Intoxicating, vinous. maltldre:; J-C.McCL'KtV & CO.,PublUbers. Clncin
and spirituous Honors. In le3s o nan tl ties than I nati, u.
a ouart and subject to be drank on the nrem- N.H.The People s Standard Edition of the
lses The place where said liquors are to be 1 lKe Holy Hibie Is the finest, cheapest and best. sold is lot 2, outlet 3, In Moses and Wood's ad I Agents make from f50 to fSO per mcnth selling
rii lion, west Of White river. Wput wa.hintrtn I 11 witu ouicr uuuu
street, Hfth Ward, Center township, Marion county, Indiana, June terra.
May e, ISi j. JU1)1X)LPH BANNER.
KUCCESS ISTHETLST Of ÄECIT.
n a vine suffered fcr tmih witvi inn. n
Weakness, snd a fccrolulous afTorfon V
TacJ?Vw5!ch Prred in pimples and blotchei and finding no cure, I commenced to experiment
uy cumpoBiioiDg root, using tbe medicine tuna obtained. I fortunately discovered a tZS
wonderful Wood Heareher or Bitters, which not only gave me instantaneous relief, but alter m ffAW uroAira 4 4 m A -.V.Ä a " -.:s mw
lungs became strong and sound, my ipretlt cood, and the scrofalons sores had darfVeared.
r,. r "TZ . . ."'yJ. fV.n mm away to
mo meoicine posfesMed tba most wonderful healing virtues, effecllnTenreZ of all ciseasts orlgitatln from h0
weaknessof the stem. Mil by magVe. At last the demand became ko great that I foond nSself called upon to supply patients with mS3compiled to establish a laborafory for oornpoanding aid bottling tbe I toot bitiriln larea quant.tles. 1 was at rfrst backward ill p!
being a patent medicine man. h hk niT"i
capital, bnt I am getttna b V.w.Tr
since i nrat auverileeU tbia wonderful medicine I have been crowded with orders from druggists and country cealere, and the scor?of letter 1 have received froi ..r-BCre,
prove the fact that no remed v ,.curBa much good and had such as tha t nittPta. Hont nuiarw - -" .. lhe i eoi
Preparation Tsuch 'JZ JrPJ .
day. or our forefather., when ip wSSnS by some simple root or DlantTiEi cured rvToi rM " ;.. au1 when caJo-
uu iu pviouua oi me rnlneraJ kfnorirn were unknown. For (JontaZii i?rca
maiisui, neaxi xiseaae. Dirrin i 7.7 7" plaint, Wdneyavd Urinary A". Lost VJtaiJtV an'HFeVtt
I'jw" LODhuiuuonn, ttese Root mi!. versally ImUted tote thilSSftS e?rl hT covery in tbe world. Their searching Ln properties penetrate every portion o thThn man frame, soothing the luuVs and -.Llv. lng tie atomach, lidneyi lSZl weakly, nervous vonnir m
of memorv. et..' ,7r."'uuTl lS from los
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The subscriber hereby gives notice that lie wLl. in accordauee with section 3 of the receat license law pass!, make application to the County CommlsMotiers, at thtir Juue sew ion, i'jr a license to sell intoxicating, vinous, malt and spirituous liquors. In less quautities than a quart and subject to be drank on the premises, i he place wheresaid liquors are to be sold Is No. Wtst Washington street, In the touub Ward of the city of Indianapolis. Center township, Marion county, slate of Indiana. Aptll VTJ, 1C5. THOMAS BURNS.
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The subscriber hereby elves no'ice that he
will, in accordance with section 3 of the recent license law payed, make application to the
. County Commissioners, at their next session, for
a license to sell intoxicating, vinous, malt and spirituous. liquors, in less quantities than a ; quart and subject to be drank on tbe premises. 1 be place where said liquors are to be sold is lo.
pos. p, v ana iu. luensucner s ana maimers
addition, corner or Month East, and Lincoln streets, Thirteenth Ward, city of Indianapolis,
Center townsh'p, Marlon county, state or Indiana. June term. EKHAItO WEBER.
April i, 1ST.
THE BEST WOOD COOKING STOVE IN THE WORLD. OVEK 100,000 IX DAILY USE SOl.I IN EVERY TOWN IN THE WEST & SOUTH cm nr. of Jwioiiwu. 4 SIIXISTUATOR SAI.K.
NotiC3 la hereby given that the undersigned.
administrator of the estate of Ashford Llniren-
felter, deosed. will offer for sale at public out
cry, at the late residence of the decason, o. 71
N.inh Havl. if .-in street, in the city of Indianap
olis, t enter township, Ma ion county, Indiana, on Katurd.iv. Mav 1. 1ST5. the personal property
of said estate, comiating of household furi-iture, carpenter's tools, and vailouso herartlclps. t?ale to commence at o'clock a.m . Terms 11 sum of s.t and nnder. rash: over 15. a credit of six
months, will lx alven. bv purcbaser giving note
with interest, waiving valuation and appraise
ment laws, with pcoil security. WILLIAM L. LIXU EN F.LTLK, Adm'r.
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lhe snoscriner nereoy Rives notice that he will, In accordance with section 3 of the recent license law passed, make application to the
l county commissioners, at their next session, for
a license vo sen lnioxicaiing. vinous, mall and SDirltuous liquors. In less quantities than n
quart an'.fc ibject to be drank on tha premises. The plac 'v jere 6ald liquors are to be sold is in lot No. 4i. ntlot '-), First Ward, corner Michigan and Noble, 247 North Noble treet, city of Indianapolis, Center townf hip, Marion county.
state of Indiana, June term.
April IS, l7d. JOHN KüEHIaR.
medical work containing a
VTICX.
r r l a t r-
r t t I Cm positive cure for Nervous IV
btlity. Lost Manhood, etc. Kent free. Address
MEP.RiLii & Co , uaturcurj, Cocn., naming this
paper.
The subsciiber herebv elves notice that he
will, in accordance with section a if the recent
lcense Jaw rasseu, ma.e oppneation to the
County Commissioner, st their next session, for ODC AT CrMHI ICU DCnUmV I a license to sll intoxicating, vinous, malt and MjllLA I L.UuLlon nL.IViL.UT 1
Fpiriiuviti iiiiur. iu jesH iiiamiues man a quart and subject to ba drank on the premises. I he place where said liqeors are to he sold is lots 4 and 5, In James Frunk's subdivision In the C. C A C. Itailroad Company's addition to the City of Iudlannpotis, No. b2t Kouth Meridian
btreet, Twelfth Ward, Center township, Marion county, state of Indiana.
May 7, l.STo. HARMON Al.TM A.N.
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oner.
The subscriber hereby elves notice that he
will, In accordance with section 3 of the recent license law passed, make application to the County Commissioners, at their next session, for a license to sell Intoxicating, vinous, malt and spirituous liquors, in lees quantities than a
quart, and subject to bedraDk on the premises.
The i lace wnere sam
lot No. 1 ofoutlot 120
Nos. 4'J0 and r2 Kouth J
Ward, center township, nation county, state
of Indiana. WILLIAM MYERS,
Mav 7. 1S75. EUNsr BERNHARDT.
The Cordial Balm of Syricum 2nd Tonic Pills
FOR
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of memory, etc., caused from abusea 1b eariV life, and to deiicaU females, thaltnfZ are especially recommended I nVIk."1?? cine wlli cure aurvy. SySuii feiV1,nl" Boils, Tetter, Kineworm uiti - M.KbeuiH O. W. KAllER, Qeveland, (Xy
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UlKE.
The subrlber hereby elves notice that he
will, in accordance with section 3 of the recent license law rasped, make application to the
County Commissioners, at their next session, for a license to sell intoxicating, vinous, malt and spirituous liquors, in less quantises than a quart and subject to be drank on tbe premises. The place where said liquors are to be sold is IM Indiana avenue, lot 8. in outlot liil, William T. Wlley'a subdivision. Fourth Ward, city of Indianapoll', Center townsMp, Marion county, state ot Indiana. i'ATRICK O'BRiKN. May , 1875.
N
T OTICF.
ti&'aWZr The TOLL-GATE! ES crib's cü, ÄKSf
PRIZKPJCTUUEsent
! An Ingenious
ddress, with stamp.
XT OT1CK iä hereby Elten that a petition wlli
LM be presented to lhe Coanty Commissioners of Marion county, Indiana, at the June term,
ma, for the vacation or the streets running through that part of a plat of part of tbe north
half of section nineteen (i:i), townsinp sixteen
4 PD. north of ran-ze fotr (1) eat in Center town
shin. Marion countv. li It ct bv Powell Howland
on the l'Jth day of June, 1H72, in the ofiice of the
Recorder of Mariou county, and recorded In
book of plan No 4, page M.and descrlr-ed in said
plat as blocks 1, K, F, U and II, except tbe
streets makedon &ail pint an t).-cbard street
and Division street, blocks D, O and H, axe
owned by Chares A. How and, and blocks Land
' and the binds RdjolnlDC thereto are owned by
heretofore been n.ed for farming purposes, and
the streets not opened.
rUWKLL I1UWI AM', C. A. HOVL.Ni). 15 ii ANAPOLis, May 3, 175.
jjotici:.
The subscriber hereby elves notice tuat he
will. In accordance wiih section :t of the recent
license Jaw passed, mane application to the
County Commissioners, at their next session, lor a license to sell intoxicating, vinous, malt and spirituous liquors, in bss quantities than a
quart ana surject 10 oe a ran on the premise, 'i'f.e p'ace where said liquors are to be sold is lols
Nos. Hand 1, in fquare No. 77, In the Sixth
Ward, No. itfrfcuth Delaware street, city of In
dianapolis, Center township, Marion county, slate of Indians, June term.
ULOrlUK A DAM KAUFMANN. April 29. 1875.
jtotici:.
The subscriber hereby give nonce that he
will, in accordance with sectk.n o of the recent
licence law passed, make implication to the County Commissioners, at their June session.
for a license to s?n lntoxicatinz, vinous, nn t.
aud spirituous liquois. in less quantities than a quart ard subject to be drank on the premises The place whero said liquors are to be sold Is
NO.Z7.J sontn Illinois street, on lot iö, outioi i. in Itiissel's sub llvisl -n. In theixlh Ward, city
of lndianRixlls, Center township, Maiiou county, stale of Indiana.
fAi uicK iciiui ana April 20, 1S75. KOllKltT OA RDN k K.
ff AOKNITS' PROFTS PER WEEK.
c?V) 4. UU Will prove it or forfeit 500. New
articles just pa. ented. r-anipie sent ireo
Address W. nrd
pa. ented. ampiea sent ireo to an.
Ii. CUIDESTtl 237 Broadway, New
HETING APPARATUS.
JTOTICE.
Ine subscriber hereby elves no ice tbat he
will, in accordance with section 3 ot the recent
license law passed, make application to the
Countv Cornmlsioners at their next session
tor a licence to sell intoxicating, vinous, malt
and spirituous liquors, in less quae tlllfs than n
quart and suHect to be drank on t le premises.
1 he pi-ce wneie ?aid liquors are to be s .iu is
local tu corner iurai ana ennon avenue, in
Center towushlp, Marion county, s ate of Indi
ana, Jone term, HKNItY GfclsEL.
May U, lv7S.
Hot Water & Low Pressure
STEAM
Placed In many of the best private residences, and tbe finest public buildings, operating with
eminent success In
SAVINO OF FUEL, HEALTH ULMES', COM-
FORT, NOISLKSSMS, HAFETY.
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Ht ating Apparatus, AfcboM's 1'atent Safety B tiers, Ventilat ing Columns, Register?, a team
I'umps, e.c. ACd'f'sa CRANE, BREED fc CO., Heating Department. CS1-71SW. Eighth Hi., Cincinnati, O.
WK "TrriT?T Acents for the best selling iYlN 1 VjU 1'rir.e Packages !n tbe
worlit. it contains lo sheets piper, lo envelopes Pen, Pen Holder, Pencil, patent Yard Measure, packnseof Perlumery. aud a piece of Jewelry
Hinele package, with elegant prize, post paid, ü
cents. tiic isriree. BRIDE & CO., 7C3 Broadway, N. Y.
TOTICE.
The subscriber hereby elves notice that he
will, in accordanre with stellen 3 of the recent
license law passed, make application lo the
County Commissioners, at tbelr next ses-slr n, for
a license to sell inxtxtcatlnir, vinous, msit and
spirituous liqnors, In less quantities than a
I quart and tubjecttoba draukouthe premises,
lhe p'ac9 where said liquors are tobe sold is
lotüöin Brlgss' aadltiou. No. lft) Soulh Noble
strtet. Elifhtu ward. city of Indianapolis, Cn
ter townthlp, Marion countv, state of In lsn-i.
jni:e tf rm. WILLIAM AUUUdI MLYKB.
April 2S. ls7
KTCnt'K.
The subscriber hereby elves notice that he
will, in accirdance with section 3 of the recent license law passed, make app. lcation to the
Countv Commissioners, at their next session
for a license to 6e!l intoxicatinr, vinous, malt
and spirituous liquors, in lesa quantities than a ouart and subject to be drank on the premises.
The Place wbere said llnuor are to be sold is
lti7 West Washireton strtet, Filth Ward, city of
Indianapolis. Center township Marion
county, s:ie of Indiana. My , 1575. HARTLEY McANDREWS.
The subscriber hereby gives rotlce that he will, in accordance with section 3 cf the recent license law parsed, make application to tbe County Commissioners, at thlr next se-sion.
for a license to sell lntoxlcatlnz. vinous, malt
and spirituous liquors, in les? quantities than a qnart and subject to be drank on the premises. The place where said liquors are tole sold is lot f. outlot IM), Yandf-s' subdivision. No. 24 South
W est street, I welilh ard. city or Indianaro is.
Center township. Marl-in countv. state or Indiana WILLIAM McLWUHLIN.
May 6, 157o.
NOTICE is hereby given that a peti ion will be presented lo the County Commissioners
of Mat ion county, Indians, at June session ot
said commissioners, to vac.te a street on the south side of bio' k No. C, as laid down on a plat of part of thesoutneast quarter of section euh-
teemi) in town sixteen (i). north iscce four east, made.acd filed by the "Simmons Fd-f Tool Company," on the JU day of June, 1873, in the office of the Recorder of Marion county, and recorded in book of plats No. 5, pngo 2ö. fM-l street is 2i feet wide, aud east of the Peru railroad adjoining the line dividing Center from
Wahlnston townshlr. extending from the In
dianapolis and Fall creek gravel road east to Orchard street, and 1 nm the owner of the lands adjoin lug said street on both s des of th same,
use tr e iana lor larmiug purposes, and the 6treet has not been opeucd.
I-OW ELL HOWL4.ND. May 3, 1875.
N
unci:.
The subscriber hereby elves notice that he
will, in accordance with section 3 of the recent license law passed, make application to the County Commissioners, at thcr next session.
for a license to sell lntoxlcatlnz. vinoni
malt and spirituous liquors, in less quantities
thanaqusit, ana subpcl to be drauk on the
me ml Ken. I lie place where snid llonnrs nln
be sold is lot 21, Valentine B. Cre-s's subJlvis on
o i ribelby street, in the Thirtnth Ward cf the
cliy of Indianapolis, Center township, Marlon county, and state of Indiana.
May , ltf7o. AUGUST WILHELM.
N
otici:.
The subscriber hereby elves notloe that he
will, in accordance with section 3 oi the recent license law passt-d, mike application to the County Commissioners, at their next sefsion, for a Mcfnse to sell intoxicating, vinous, malt and spirituous liquors, in less quantities than a quart and subject lo bo drank on the rr einiges. The placa where said louors aro tobe sold is ;he west a'do of southwest quarter of southwest quarter, section 13, township i. rane 3 eat. Center towesbip, Marlon county, state
of Indiana. April 1S73. JOHN WE'QANP. JvjOIICK. Tbe subscriber hereby gives notice that be will. In accordance with ceciion 3 of the rece nt licecsa law passed, make application to the Countv Commissioners, at their next session, for a lice ase to Hell intoxicating, vinouj, malt and spirituous liquors, in les quantities than a quart and subject to be drank on the premlseF. The place wbere said liqnors are to be sold is lots I'd aud 1)2 of Nicholas McCarty's subdivision of lots 1. 2, 3, ), El and J, Nos t;i and tiJl&ut South Btrett.iSiith Ward, city of Indianapolis, Center township, Marlon county, state of Indiana. HERMAN GRUENERT. May 6, 13'f.
use
ol Opium, Alcoholic urinks. Tobacco, etc.
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
Is characterized by a general languor or weakness of tbe whole organism, especially of the nervous system, obstructing and preventing the ordinary functions of ntture; hence, there is a disordered state of the secretions: constipation, scanty and hlgh-colorea nrlne, with an excess or earthly or limey sediment, indlcativeof waste of brain and nervous substance, frequent palpi-
laiionsoi me mi,iwui memory, ana marked irresolution of purpose, ami inabilty to carry into action any well denned business enterprise, or to fix tbe mind upon any one thing any length of time. There Is a great sensitiveness to impressions, though retained bnt ashore time, with a flickering and nattering condition of mental faculties, rendering an individual what
is commonly called a w hi file-minder, or fickleminded man. There must of necessity be in each Individual, different symptoms, recording to his peculiar organization, habits, pursuits and temperament, which ail serve to shape the manner of the manifestation of tnelr nervous disturbances, constituting a difference as marked as are their physical peculiarities dissimilar and peculiar to themselves. These differences, in tbe man
ner anu lorra ox meir manifestation, do not indicate any necessary difference to be followed in the treatment of any case wheie disease ha its origin in rhys'cal Injary : the ani remedies being alike applicable to the weak as tthe stroDs; to the stu-dy as to the sickly, varied only in degree of quantity and duration in the use of them iu order to overcome tbe disease. Nervous Debility, or what is pen rally regarded aa such, Is as protean typed in its peculiarities as are tbe dreams cf the shipwrecked mariner who, la his struggle? for safetv, lies down exhausted for a moment's sleep upon the wreck upon which he floats, with all the elements of destruction in mad commotion round him, when the first Instincts of his nature are a longing for a tomethinx so!id upon which he may find a standing plsce. EPILEPSY OR F.TH.
No other remedy win cure Kpilepsy or Fits
so quick as me coram i;a.m ofajricum and
ionic t ins. KIDXEl DISEASES
and many other diiiicnities are cured by the use of the Cordial Balm of Syricum and Tonic rills. If the watery portions of our food are not passed off. they must, when retained in the system, produce serious difiicnl ties. Langua e falls
wnt-n atiemptitig to aefciib the sufferings of persons whose kidneys are out of order; gravel, back-ache, lnllaiaatiort of the b adder and of
the delicate membranes of tse urinary organs
are ine resuu u ine water is not regularly und
propeni carneu on inioiigri me Kidneys. DRUNKENNESS.
Tbe Cordial Baun of yricura and Tonic Pills Is tbe only remedy hat has ever proved by practical experience a benefit to those suffering from
over-indulgence in Alcoholic Liquors. It com
pletely destroys the taste for them, and restores
tno victim oi intemperance to Health and vior, A single trial will prove it. OPIUM.
ine alarming increase of the nseof thia most
pernicious urug as a sumniant, by ma'e and fe male, and its peculiar efftcts. comn:etelv de.
stroyine the digestive apparatus and t-hattcring the nervous system, effeminating and debasing
l lie mina. renaers me
CORDIAL BALM Ol SYRICUM AND TONIC
if l L.IJ3 of Inestimable value, a it completely destroys all deMre for this most bsr.eful dm, and re
stores the nerves to a perfectly htaithy slate, even In cases wt ere opium lias been used in large quantities and for a Lumber of j ears. SOLD BY' ALL DRUGGISTS AND WHOLESALE
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i.ouis, wo.; rarrand, Williams A Co., Detroit, Mich.; B. t. Alfred, Loclsvltle, Ky.; (Stewart A Morgan, Indianapolis, Ind.; Avery & Tyler, Lafayette, Ind.
if your drnz!st has cot got it, ssk him and he Will eet it for you . U.tDUAU LOTHROP,M.D.,Bole proprietor, UlConrt street, Boston, Mass.
pena for copy or Frize Essay on the above diseases. ICO pages free.
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TEX YEARS A SUFFERER. tfilf 1 8mltt. of Concord. JV. R, af!Rcel more good than all tfco mlSloiaS I u taken, and I have taken mower less Tfcr tan oonTd have sold 25 botUea if I iT,? I
them. Ithhikvoumlghthavea met ealalnr your Bitton i here. I wint yon toEf I 1
It
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"J"ZZJ 4 oonnned to tbe none: J'?fZnn V toUirxe. I could end nenre i,.fJ"Ko?t Atters, which
iiu. M umne ecred tn mw.r.-w
tue Itoot Bitten abrnt
pereona, I have taken
tiro veefcs, and they tav ftd iC, my
spectrmiy." : jonkoTl0 r-
xo;a Prospect street, UeTclarU,o -
PIMPLES ON THE FACE. Mr. FraZIER Dfa n Mm t v. a
Clctedfor over thrl ' , .i.-
affecuon on my lace, which broke in 1!,'
ries ana Blotches. I was
appetite. I never found relief until last torn. t!aW2SrBlt,,?rabela b,hly rein1nende5 as a blood medicine, I procured a supply, and in a few weeks they effected a cure. I now enjoy Detter bealtb than I fcave for 10
case waa one of the very worst, I caü honeeüT recommend your Root Bitters to all. T
UZZIK CORN WA LL, Ea&t Cleveland, O.
DYSPEPSIA, KIDNEY DISEASE. ETC. Ma. Fraki:-Dear Sir: I have nsed two bottles of your Root Bitter for u..
zineas, Weatness atd Kidney Disease, and tner done me more good than the doctors an.i oil ihi
medicines I ever nsed. from the first dose I took I began to mend, and I am now in perfect health, and feel as well as I ever did. I consider ycur Bitters one of the greatest of bleflnes. MRS M.MATIN, Cleveland, O. LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. HEADACHE.
Mr. Frazikr Dear Sir: I deem It an act of gratitude to yon, and a duty toward thoae who ire sutterlng from liver complaint and dyspepsia, to malte the folio-ring statement: Ihav neen an invalid lor over thirteen years. My complaint was a disease of the liver nd dyaPpsia. My8itin was yellow, the vhitnrin
eyes was the color of saffron ; 1 was sleepy anä LfUVT. With hJliIUhl .nil n I . - 1 -
. rf .v
I " .i.. iv, wn uau as V iiTinv
woman could be. I took bottla ftx.r fttt.
patent medicines, and paid over C7J0 to the nest physicians without any benefit. I suffered more than I can tell you by letter, but coald get no relief until about two months ago I rurt.iaed a bottle of your Root fitters from Lonls Smlthnlght, drnjflst i5 Wocdlcwu a Venn this city. I used this bottle up, and einoe thn hive used nearly two more, c-h iv,...- ora
only ponlü ve, sure cure lor liver complaint and. dyspepsia I have ever tried ; they have cured ma completely, and to-day I am k healthy es axy person can be. You may u:8 my name if yoa see proper, as it may be tbe me&ns 01 indncin others to try your discovery and be cu red, tor jrxd health is beft-r than cold. Ever your friend. MRS. ELLEN CKAfeHAW. No. J Orange 6trtct, Ceveiand, O. MinnfactnrfHl by ii. V. FRAZlER, Cleveland, O. riold by drusisU and it country stores, A REMEDY FOR THE PILES. Old Dr. 'William has discovered a sure cur f-r tbe Blind, Bleeding, Itching and Ulcerated Piics, a healing end searching remedy called Dr. Williams' Indian Ointment. The worstold, chronic cases seldom reqnlre the ose of mors than one box. No medicine ever had such m sale, Oives Instant relief. No pain. Sold by druHei8ts and dealers la mediclnea, or sent t7 mail. Fend stamp for circular.Laboratorr. 87 Broadway, Cleveland, O. f7'