Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 25, Number 50, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 August 1876 — Page 5

THE INDIANA '6TATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2. 1376.

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Our Joint Eepresentative by Acclamation. YESTERDAY'S CONVENTION. JXTDOB LEWIS J.)EDAN CHOSEN BY ACCLAMATION BH OF ACCkPTANCK OTHER t-PKfcCHfc. The Damocratic Jjint Representative Cod vent ion of the counties ot Monroe and Boelby met in the Hendricks Club room yee'.erdsy morning at ten o'clock, and was called to order by Dr. J. W. Stratford, vice chairman of tLe Monroe County Central Committee. II. S. Bitfaam, secretary o1 the committee, read the cal1, and the lion. George W.Gieger moved t be e!ecilon of Eq. Van Pelt as chairman of the Convention. Ha said tbat down in S elby connty U.ey were all riptt. "You always were," voica in tbe er iwd responded, aod appUuee followed O ltg to tbe bard tlmei we haven't tuocu e:e to do, and we have turned our frt'.ention to raising politics aod woikmie politics. Applause. We have a bard fi t beiore u, and we most m-ike no ni stake. Indianapolis is toe rtal balle irouud; tüe county is all riirtt, and I am glad lo we tte tbthts asm whicn n beginning to prevail in I his city. H. S. ß tfhain id Marion and l' J. S ua.: ot Qii y were pp inted s-c-mariei. A motion to aJ .uro until 2 P.M., ou account of t:.e tou-ariiv-l 01 Bum cf t. e d'ilt ytit s r m Stelby county, carried aod the convention adjourned. JORDAN NOMISAtED BT ACCLAMATION. At 2 p. m. tae d -legate! rtassmbled. The chairman explained tb:.t tbe objeci ol tbe meeting wai to notniuata a candidate for jjint representative from thecourtics of ShelDy and Mariou. A call ol the precincts showed a !u;l di-legation present, J. W. N'choJ prtaeiiUd tbe Dame ot the lion. Left! Jo rdan tor the nc.uiinatiou, iu a tiifjf Bj.et.cL. Ite annouttmeLt was received with applause and Mr. Jordan was nominated by acclamation. Mtssrs. Nicho", Ll oi an! Sutton were appointed a c nmiittee to co.iy tLc nominee sod nqum l is preaecoe. BUOBT AND SPIRITED BPBECHKS FKOM MfcVERAL Pending tte arrival of Mr. Ji rJar, Col. B. C. Shaw a id Samuel W. Holmes of Seymour were called out and male short speeches. Mr. Hohnes dw6lt mere eepeclally on tbeentbuaiasm ot the D mocracy all over the state. Iu hla own -ec'.Ln tbey never bad been bo aroued. Ia Tiidea they siw a states an who would brlnx rel.et iroui toe uepreeaion new resting on tb.9 c -untry like a blight. In Unc'e Jimmy ViilUuris ttey eaw a nun In whose 30 year of public Ii e not a mistake has been uade. Ia that, part of tbe state they did not lollo alt r bolters nur enter ralieal a dd hows, but wub the boaest men offered by ih Democratic conventions they ex pitted to roll up a largely iccreistd Deraora:lc mjniiy. Mr. R, F. Scmrt tbouutibe pr.aptci. UiiUually Ha:tertn2, a-nl ftll nur tbat iu October a' d November the Damocratic pirty would crry Indiana. Havicg bea.cn me Repub.ieaus ia tbe ciaracter ot its nominations, the Democracy now confidently appealed to the people lor support, sua the pecp'.e will cer:aibly rcepjud. Mr. I'ildeu'a reord as a reform Is ul questioned, aad it elected, a? be dr-ubtless wiil be, he will clean out tbe thieves aod plunderers wtio have ia.taned Cfl of the government. JODOK JOBDAN WAS INTRODUCED. fie tbaüked tbe Convention for the nomination. IS was unsolicited on his part, and h? was all tbe more gra'eiul for it on tbat account. He would not go iulo a lengthy address to day, ai be expected to speak In every tow.oship in both counties, and would leave no atone uc turned to make toe nom'nation a success. IIsbcc?p ei tbe liouuiiiatiou w.tü some eacrinee tn hirrnHlt )nt thi.4 t the ve.ir wlutn Democrats must make qcriöces fur tbe party and tbe coui try. N-tiooal p llticwill bj much dibcuaed in tbm presidential election, and he wou'd be execsd from teuchinje on them. The R publican adtuinistraiiuii it Washirutou bait corrupted tbe whole country, and tor one, if friend or foe stood In tbe way ot reform, he waot- d to eee him Btrtt keu down, to fje end tbat tt.e government might be porifid and its administration purified. After a few remark1 from Mr. J. W. Nicbol the convei.t-.on adjourned. How lovely it is to see acier akin. Tbe only wv t bave pure, rieb blood, 1 by taking Dr. J. H. McLean's btrer armeuinir Cordial and Blood PurltW. It will invigo rate, s'rengibn, vitiiize and cause toe üloom ot liealtn to mouut your cbeek aaln. Dr. J. II. McLsau'3 efflce, to.. Jj'JUl, Mo. How foolsb it is to print certificates. when one tiial will convinoe the moat 1in that. Tlr J FT VtoT no "- t!f . ening Cardial and B ood Purltier is the ui!i nuujiuiiumiiriur, tunic, vitallEr aod blood purifier in tbe world. Dr. J. H. McLvac'd office, 314 Ciestnat eureet. aw lAxiiB, rvio. A New Entebpkhe Ae call attention to the aflvertlaemeat of Messrs Davis A tin gen fetter In anotheroluma. Calling at hetr placeof baslness, 19 fckmth Illino s street, tbe other day, we were shown some very elegant specimens of Surgieal apparataa. The Arm have all facilities fort he manufacture of tfaeae ppllanoea, under the personal sapenrlslen ol tbe aenlor partner, Mr. Daria, wko haa ba an eipejlenoeof tn years spent la one -of the Urzett hospitals of tke country. They propose to work under toe direction of the groies8lou, thua giving practicing pbyalclana the game opporluiilty for the treatment of de abrmltlea b eve .0 fore poaaf aaed only by ilare 1 natltutlona, rbey hare tbe Indorsement of the medical profession of the city, having al ready furnUhed work or many oi its mtm ben. At tbe time of our vlalt, aaaong other work, they were engaged on an order from the City Hospital, deUned br Dr. Van Vorkts. Tbey propose to charge ne fancy frlces far their work, aa 1 too gen-erally tbe custom Pbytklans and all o'.bers loterestel are luvlted to oail and aee their a Kip lea. We do not indorse all Advertisements , Bdlacrlmluately, and never recommend an artie'e unleea we know It to be all tbat is claimed. Having naed Centaur Liniment and Caatorla In oar own family, we voluntarily take this means of recorameidLDg them to our readers as certainly valuable remedies. In cases f rhenmatiam and all He b and bane trouble, lia aubdulDg and hea log powers are wonderful, and as to Caatorla, om mothers would not b-t without JU Ashtabula (Ohio Telegraph, Jane 23, 18;.

Children Cbt fdr Catobia. It is a rlcuant to take aa hooey, and la abMlatlf t armless. It la aare to expel wormi, care ! vlnd co'ic, regulate the bowel and atomacb

and overcome irritability caused by rash, or cnttlDg teeth. It li a perfect aabsU'.aie lor Castor Oil, and fo costlvenesa in young or old :here la nothing In existence so effective and reliable. O All the infantile troubles can be cured with Dr. J. H. McLear.'i Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purlfi-r. It will strengthen, invluora'-e, vital aod puM-y vonr blood. Dr. J. H. MoL-ar.'g cfli:e, 314 Chestnut atrt et, St. L )ui, Mo. Consumers, when purchaslrg Wbite Lead, ahould bear In mind that mach of It sold as pure la adulterated. Every package or Eckstein, Hills 4 Cos "Pbofnix" brand Pare White Lead la warranted free from adulteration. o You can cot have a hspoy home. If you ara weak, debilita'fd, dy;ept1c, croe, half eick, lake Dr. J. H. McLean's S lengthening Cordinl and Biod Purifier. It will make you etronir, healthy, vigorous and nurl'y your btood. Dr. J. H. McLein's nfllce, 314 C.jcslnut street, St. L;uls, Mo. D:nfnf rellrvl. No medicine. Bk free. O. J. Wood, Madion, tnJ. At bome tr Mbroad y..u ca-j get Dr. J. H. McLean's Sireniithenirg Ordial and Blond P.irifi r. It ia nccgnlt-d all over tb world as tt.e b9t tonic, invigorator 8td punfi-r of the blood. F.-r puny and weak cb'ldrp. or delicate Jeaie it is ir tib'-olu e cf-oefSity. Dr. J. II McLiHi'e OfllirP, 314 Oes-.iTnt atrret. Sr. L,-u a. M". MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE-Matthew' s patent Renew able Memorandum Book for 5o cents for No 1, or M) cents tor 'o. 2. Hample copies aent anvwhereon receipt of price. AtUrcaS, HiJSTINEL COMPANY, Indianapolis. 7KR BaLK Mattbewa'a Patent Renewable JJ Meaiorandum Hok. Kend for sample copy and price Jist. Samples sent potpaid to any andres on receipt of 5u cents for No. 1, or ) cents for No. 2. Addrens, HErsXINKLi UOMPAN Y, Indianapolis. a G r N TS JÄÄ W a N T F D handle tbe Pa?ot Crown Helf-Closla InkStand. H 11 Itself at siKht wherever Ink is used. Profits immenBe. Hample 75 cents. Address A. II. f-Inger, 4 Walnut street, Philadelphia. Pa. WANTED-Kveryb dy to know th; t another f xcarslou goe out on tbe Atchipod. Top ha aud ISinta Fe rail-oad, leaving Indianapolis Au ust 9, at 6: a. m. t benp rates. Tickets inns: be procured tbe dav bttoie. For pHrticulant dd es MoRKlS A MILLS, AgeuiK, ivoom 8 tubbard Bloc. litdlanapola, Ind., or Chad. Urmc or V. t. Phillips. fANTKD To correpnni with two or three Tl peiaons w o navef om 600 t3 tl,tO to invest lu a w. 1: e abashed and good paving bua.ueoM. larlus invtstlLg money to have nuntiant em jloy in-at. I he biiHir e-s la pleusant and pMi well. Address lor particulars J. vv. I HUM PS JN, No. a la.bolt Uiock, Indianapolis, lnd. STRAYED Two borses: one Is a email bay about lo bands bign, a walte ratrK on bis bacs; the clhr tsadara tnyabjut 15 or lö bandw high, two left feel while, w lte spot rn forehead. A liberal reward will b psld for their rec very. KK V t . LLVK, Hellers' farm. LAf-ELL BE MIN RY KOK YOOXO WOMEN Aubarndale Dear Boston), Mas. Deilghtlul home; special care ot heilth, manners and morals. Address, CHA-S. C. BBA'JIXIN, Principal. MAPLWOOU MUHI 'AL SEMINARY f(.r Young Ladles. Lsiabüsbed 'ha. A thorough graduate c .arse. Tne finest location on the Couueitlcut River. For catalogues tJdressProf. D. S. BaBOOCK, Eswt Haddaui, tonn. Tlie twenty-second yearof this welt-known ristlluiloi will open to edn: sday, Sept. , 187,,. r-Xpeuaefor tnliiun, toard, room, armlng ind gas only ?)t5 per year. Forca alogue ap ply to the principal, MI-H HELEN PE .BODY. Oxford Hurler county, O. HIGHER EDUCATION FOE LADIES. PITTSBURGH FEMALE COLLEGE. TWEN1Y-SIX TEACHERS. Ten Teachers in the Conservatory of Music xtnnected with the college. Charges 1 aa (ban ny achoil In the Untied 1 tn tea affording -qual advantages and accommodations. Fall ermnpens8euteoL.ber7. öt?nU U the Rev. I. J.PER-H1NG,D. D., Pittsburg, Pean., tor a iatal02ue. N, l C, UNIVERSITY. The twenty-econd session f this Institution will open ou September 13th nxt. W lib several additions to the faculty, wltn an enlarged library ard cabinet, with a thoroogbly equipped lab ratory and, In general, wltn boiid ng-s which for convenience are not turpaMsed anywhere, it is coofldently believe 1 that thoe desiring a thorough educsiion will find here all needed facilities. Both sexes ate received. Board from 42 to H per week. Fur particulars aaaress a A. BÜRGE 33, Pres., Or C. TV Hol enbbck. Sec'y Irvlngton, lnd $100 JrSfo10 $ijoo rurlng the past few months under our lmIS proved svstem of o per at na In stocks. Risks reduced to nomlr.at sums and'pionia lucreasen. doo coutaining iuii iniormation a nt on appuc ition, TTJMBRIDGK A CO, Bankers and Brokers, 2 Wad 8 M New York. Äffest weated fur a sew, peraianeat. and rrapeetsir .on., swiiKi any Mint miotnuiaiil. 1 j '! -aOn 1 JLA. CLT GU. Mmunr.to ry laaanms i mim.". y. tftUi, bmm. Ami i. 1-. Sale fer Street Improvement. By virtue of a certain precept to me directed ov tae mayor or tne city or indlauapolis, Indiana, and dufy attested by the clera of ald eity,inder the corpoiats seal of sale city, 1 will. An " SATURDAY, Atgust 26, iJT4, Sell at pudUj auction at If le city cou.t room, between ihe hours of M o'aioctc a. sr. and 4 o'olck p. M. of ssld day the following dnscrioea lot or parcel or land, or so uao i tbere f as may be beceaaary 10 aatlsfy tbe sum hereinafter named aa assessed agaio-t such premises for street improvement, aud all coats, to-wJt: Lot No. two f2) In Meainnhi' subdivision In square No. two (-') In tbe southeast addition to tlie City of IndUuSDO is. Marlon count v. In. diana, owned bylhomaa a. IIrvey. against which laaaseaed theanra of fourteen dollara and seventy cents (114 70) for street improvement in lavor of James W. lladsou, contractor. s. HENRY W. TTJTXWILER,' City Treaaorer. Indianapolis, ladn August 7. 187ft.

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WERIFrS HALE. virtue ot a oertlO Ued copy of a decree to me directed, from tbe clerk of the Superior Court of Marlon county, Indiana, In a cause wherein Haan liamilt u is plaintiff kid Joan Ii. Barford et al. are defendant, requiring me to make a1 1 auch sums as In said dec ee provided, with Interest on said cecree and rot, I win expose at public sale, to the highest bluder, on SATURDAY, the 26 b day of August, A.D. 1876, between tbe hoars of 10 o'clock A. and 4 o'clock p. x., of aald day, at the oor of the court bouse of Marion count, Indiana, the renia and prr-flta for a term not exceeding seven ytar, of the following real estate, to-wli . Lot number three (1) in Downey A Broose's addition to the town of Irving on In Marioa county, Itidlana. If sacb rents and profits will not sell for a sufflclr-nt sum to sailfy said decree, interest and cont, 1 will, at the same time and place, expose to public al tbe fee simple ot aaid real tatate, or so much thereof aa may be sufficient 10 discbarge said decree, interests aiid coals. Rai J aale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT REISIEK. Sheriff of Marlon county. August 1, A. P. 187d. aug2-3w Frdbry a Ballknoer, Morrow, TkcsLKM A HENKY. AH'ya for Pl'lff. olIEKl MISSILE By virtue of a certified 1 copy 01 a decree to medirec ed. Irom the clerk 01 tbe Superior Court of Marlon county. luuiana, in a cuise wherein wmum liennewty l.-t piaiuim and tllza Biaae et al. are defendants, r quiring me to niaae all such Fuins as in hhIJ deer e provided, wt b in terest on aaui decree and cost. 1 will expose at public aale, to tbe highest bidder, on SATURDAY, tlje 26 i. dy oi Auis!, A. I). is. a, between the hours of 11 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock p. M., of said day, at the dcMtr of tbe courthouse o' Marion ronnty, Indiana, thrents and profits tor a term 101 exceeding seven years, of tbe following real estate towlt: Commercinii t the southwest cornerof outlot numb r elfcbt (S) in t he c.tj of IrdtRnao'v-11-, ruaotu theuce north Reveuty-t-ix 7h)feet, tbe -ceeast one Hundred and nlueie-n ( 19) let, t-ence Rou'b. ev n'y-stx (7fc) leet, tbe. ee west one Lund red and nineteen (I V) eet to the place ol begtunlug, iu Matlou county, Indiana. If suck rents and pro Ola will not F!1 tor a sufficient num to hatixty said decree. Interest and cos is, I will, at tbe aame time and p ace. expose io pub;ic ta!e tbe fee simp e or taid real estate. ir ao much thereof as may b2 suinlent to discharge said decree. Interests and COSfd. Sud pale wl'l be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT RKISSNEK, Sheriff of Marlon county. Arg. 1. A. D. 1876. aug2-2w Fixby a Norton; aod others. Att'ya for Pl'n" IIEKIFl HALS' .-By virtue of an exen cu'iot's to me directed, from thecierkol the Superior Loan or Marion county, iodiana, 1 '"111 txpose at publio sale, to the bigbeai bidd r, on SATURDAY, the 26 h day of August, A. D. 1876, between the hour of 10 o'clock A. m. and 4 o'clock p M.01 said day, at tbe door or the court house ot Marlon cou-ty, Indiana, the renisaud proflti lor a term not exceeding seven yeai8,of the foJlowing real estate, to wn: Beginning at the southwest coiner of lot number seveD ()! Wlxhtnler & Plele's subdivlfiou 01 outiot number forty rlne (1.0 in h city of Indianapolis, thence north foriy Vi j ieet, meDce east one nunarea ana thirtyfive (13 ) 'eet, tnenod south forty (10) c t. 1 hence west one hundred and tbirlv-five (I3bj fe. t to the place 01 beginning, in Marion And on failure to realize tbe fu'l amount ot judgment.ini rest and costs. I will, at the saiii time and place, expose at public sale tbe ie Binipie 01 auia real eaisie. Taken aa the property of Icaas Line at the suiioi nerman Litdernrun et ai. Bald isle wi:i be made without any relief wr.a'.ever iroui valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT REISSNER, Sheriffot Marion County. Aug. 1, A, u. J6.1, aUi2-3w üiokö CartÜh. Att'y for pi'lff. SIIKRirN NALK.-By virtue or acertifled copy of a dec.ea to ite directed, from the clerk 01 the Superior Couit of iMariou county, Indiana, in a cause wherein George P Bissel is p'aintltr aud Elwad P. IIa eet al. are defendants, reouliiu me to make the sum of eltven thousaud seven hundred and aixty-fl .e dollar. wKh interest on said decree and cv t will exposo at public rale to the highest b dder, on SATURDAY, tbe 26t day of Augua, A. D. 1876, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M., and 4 o'clock p. ai , of said day, at tried- orof the court hou e of Marion county, India ia, the rents and pioflisior a t rni not exceeding 'even years, of the following real esUle, to-wlt: All that prt of aqaare r umber eighty-seven (t7 In th- city ot ludianapolls. In the county ol Marlon and staieof Indl ma, b )andod and described as oliows, 10-wit: Cmmeuclngon tb north line or ioutsiana street, eighty-five (.) leet and two (2 lnctes weat of the west line of Meridian street, thence east twenty (i ) feet and seven (7) inches on Louisiana street; thence north teventy-four (71) feet; thence west t wen tv (r) feet a-idj l-Vcn (7) Inches; tb-nce south seventy-four (7) feet to thepUce ot beginning. And also fony-rour (11) fee arid four () Irenes off of tbesouthside 01 lv number elghl,) bv two bundred and 'en (21 ) eet in depth, in Mcllvalne Lalham'ssubdlvislon oioutl one hand red and StVentv-mree (171), In tbe said city ot Indianapolis, Marlon county, Indiana If such rents and profits will not sell tor a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, 1 'terests and costs,! wlll,at tbe same time and pi ce, expose 10 public sale tbe fee simple 01 said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree, Interests and costs. Haid sale will be made without any relle; whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT REISSNER, Sheriff of Marlon county. August 1 , A. D. Is7ö. aug2-3w Ha&bisox, Hikes a Millvr, Attys. for Pl'n. s TATE OF INDIAN A, Marlon county, as: Beiore c c. biass, j p. center township. U. Leo Bear, Hngo Lefevre vs. Christoph Fred Meyer. Be It knowB tbat on tbe 2 d day of Jul v, 1970, the ab ve named plaintiff filed in the office of CCUlasa J. P., Center township, Marioa county, state ot Indiana, his complaint against the abovenamed defeniant, wherein heelalms the sum of lorty-flve do lars: that a summons was ltned aainst him, and that the s me was returned, "not lound." Therefore, the defendant above named Is hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against him, and that onltss he appears aud answers or demon thereto at tbe catling of said ense on the 25th day of August. is7o. at io o'clock in me forenoon, said eomp aint, and the ma ten and thin s therein contained and alleged, will be beard and aeterminea in nis aonence. SEAL C. C. GLASS, J. P. Phil Rappafort. Atty. for Pl'fls. aasssaBaBSBBBBBaaaassaMaaanaBSBaBBBBBaBBBsaBaBSBaBSBaai m.t-r-c B W ARE OF TKAI1 1 " 1 W O Tne fastest selnnn book th'H rear, and tbe only trw and comidete CESTNMIa.Ii HI TORY OF 0ÜÄ COUJSTRY, ia or disuj i. Ljjm i.tu, u.t tue eninie bitorlan. Her d for circulars and prooL sca taKLL a ix)., Cincinnati, '. jai w "- iuwi iiucit luuini uiun t aometnlnr vaelul and practical, ls't not? Aoeo write roro rouiara and term for our n-w 1 w-priced boos, wuicü aoiually saret miiDey to every baver. bTANDARD Book UAMjÄKvCiucinüay. woto.

CEIUTAUR. LINIMENTS.

The Quickest, Surest and Cheapest Remedies. Physicians recommend and Farriers declare that no such reused es have ever before been In use. Words are cheap, but tbe proprietor of these articles will present trtai battles to medical men, grati, as a guarantee of what they say. The Centaur Liniment, White Wrapper, will core Knea-nalUm, Neuralgia. Lumbago, Kcla Jca, aktd Breast, H re Nipples, Frosted Feet, Cbi'blalns. SaelüDgs, Sprains, and any ordinary Kieb, U ice or Muscle Ailment We make no pretence that this sMlc e will cureCai cec, re-tor lost bones, or give 1 ealib to a wbissy-soaied carcass. Bat it win always 1 educe Inflammation aod allay piln. it will extract the poison ot b le aud stinga, and heal burns or scalds without as ar. Plsy, Weas riacx, Caked Brt-ats, Earache, Too hache, Itch and Cutaneous .Eruptions readily yield to its tieatment. Henry Black of Ada, Hardin county, Ohio, says: "My lfe hasbad rneumatl-m or five years no rst, nosle p, could tcarcely walk acro-s the floor, f h - Is now completely cured by tbe ueof Centaur Liniment. We a:l feel tuankfal to you, and tecomniend your wondeiful inedlclrie 10 al: our friends." James Hurd of Zantsvl'ie. O . says: "The Cen'aur Liniment coed my Neura'gia." Alfred Tu-h of Newark wil es: "Send me one di zen bott es by expre . The JLIulinent has saved my leg. I watt to cistribme It, etc." he sale of this Lluinieat li increasing rap idly. THE YELLOW CENTAUR LINIMENT is lor tbe tough skin, flesh and muscles of HORSES, MULES AND AMMALS, We have rever yet seen a case of Kpavin. Sweeny KiDH-b ne. Wind-gall. Scratches or l'oll-Lvu wuicu this Liniment would not spee lily benefit, and we nevtrtaw but few cases wnlcn it would not cure. It will cure w Lien any ihnii cau. it is f-lly to f-pend l-M for a farrier when one dollar's worth of CVnt:iur Ltoiraebt will do belter, ihe fillowiug la a s-m . le of the Ustlmo..y product d : W". P. Hopkins, Postmaster, Piqna. O., says: "Centaur Llnimeut caj'l be beat. It cures every time." 1 ELVEKTOri, U. Jiarcn , fi. The Centaur Li. nments aie the best st lling m 'dlcln'j8 we ever had. '1 he demand la veiy great f r It, and we can not afford to bs withtutlt. P. II. HIS i' A' & SON. Jefferson, Mo., Nov. 10, 1673. Some time eg I wai shipping horses to HU Louis. I got one badly crippled In tbe car. iih great d!ffl:u:ty I got him to the slable. The stable-keeper gave me a bottle of jour Centaur Lininient, which 1 uei with such success iba two days the liors-) ws acuve and nearly well. I have been a veterinary turgeon or ihiriy years, but your Li; iment beats anything lever used. A. J. M'CAVtTY', Veterinary esurgeon For a post" 2 e Ftarnp we will mail a Centaur Almanac, containing hundred o: ctrilflctUs fiom every stie in the Union. The-e Linimeuls are now ao.d by all dealers in the country. Laboratory of J. B. ROSE & X)., 4dl'ey stmt, New York. OA.8TOßlA. Dr. Samuel Pitcher of Hyannla, Ma?., ex perimented in his private practice for twen'y yevi o produce a conrblnntion tbat would have the properties of C"TO't OIL without Its tmpleasaut taste and griping entci His preparation was sent for, near and far, till finally be gave It the name of Castoria, and put it up for Si le. it is very wonderiulln its effects, pnlcalany with the disordered stomachs au bowels or children, it assimilates the food, cares roar stomach and wind co-If, regulatea the bowel, expela worms, and may b rtii d upon in ctoup. Asa pi asant and perftciy safe cathartic remedy it la auperior t Castor oil, Cordials and rups. it do s not contain aiconoi, ana is adapted to any age. Hy regulating the stomach and bowels of cro-s ana sickly cnnaren icey oecome gooaand mothers have rest. The tMs onalsput up at the Laboratory of J. B. Rose A Co., 46 Ley street. New xora. Sale of Stock. XrOTIt'E Is hereby given that the nnderi si end. ad n'.nistrator or the estate of Jasper N. Warm an, deceased, will sell at public aujtionatth- Warman Nrm. t wo mllcS we-t of the city of IndlnaplU on the national road, on SVTURDAV, the 26th Day of August, IÖ70, ksltrmn tha hnira of IS oVloct A. M. and 4 W V WW u v awa w o'clock p. ic, the iollowlng described pioperty, vo-wii: One brown mare, about 14 hands blah, and about seven years old; one bay geldin colt in months old, wntte star In foiebead; one darkbtv mre nine years old. and abot 15 bauoa high, with a white ata In the forehead; one dar red cow, white in the flank, about iu years oia. Ttv... n-k. m moIa nrflt ha mftllA VllOWTl OT1 A UV IA1 - Vy I O ' ... W " 1 ' -" ' th day of sate. The said proper y will b sold to pay tbe exp-nse ot feeding and care D.-stowea uponsaiu property. JOISPU J. FL CK, July 26 f. Admn'rof Jasper N Warman. OFFICOAL PRESS. A r F Bl tl.KS!S MAX.toU tuccrm-fK l.Jumlm hmm mc . for doing kit omm print tf mnd mdvrrrittn. M mil my or enrmud rrrrmrmm. Iritlimpt mnä irfroN eatuimrtioM : IraWiNi in inign mud jknith ; r. mnd rapid in opratie. Prim 3j4 1-S " IJ imrkn. Co ' to ft'.V SraW Sc mtmmji far I'hfrarrd I'mrml'ipir vf Printing ttt from f I . COLDINC &CO. oaTUItL bv.UüsTO. SENTINEL -FOR THE 8TJMMEB1 Parties leaving the city for the summor have tha DAILY SENTINEL Bent to them at the ra'e of 80 CE TS per t month. Ai"0, to the Ctntinnlal fc-Xoaiton at SO CKSTN peweek. L-ave orde a at tbt . Coantlng Room or dxtp tostai card la the psstomoe.

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ARTRAM, Prea. CLOTHING -AND FURNISHING 600D5 BUTCHERED -ATNos. 5 and 6 BATES BLOCK, To Close Out tbe balance of.' SPRING and SUMMER STOCK. X O O FANCY' Uassimere isuits In Stylish Plalda and Checks, made equal to custom w or a. lor $5,$10.73,$I1.50,$12,$13.50,$15.50&$16.73, That have been selling in New York a Whole sale at 20 per cent, above these figures. 50 D"zen White and Colored Shirts at 65 75 and 90 cents and f I, f I 15 and fl 50. which have been retailing at lrom fl to f2 50. 10 Dozen Worktngmena' Shirts at 40 and 50 cents; worth 75 cent?. 50 Dozsn Genuine British hosiery at 15 cents. 100 D x'i) Regular made British Hosiery at 20 cents. 50 Dczao Fancy Balmoral Hosiery at 15 cents; worth 25 cents. 100 Dizn White Hosiery at 5 cents; worth 10 cents. 50 Dozen White Hosiery at 4 otn's. Any individual who wants to buy CLOTHIN Q -OR FURNISHING GOODS Will miss an opportunity to save money If be lalls to go to the CLOTHING STORE NOTICE la hereby given to the citizens of the Twe fin ward, In the city of Indianapolis, Center township, Mario i county, Indiana, that I, Thomas Wren, a male Inhabitant of aaid ward, over tbe age of tw-nty-one ears, will aoplv to the bond of county com mission! rs o said county, ah their next meeting, tor a license to sell, lor oue year, plrl.ou-, vluoua and malt liquors In a less quantlt than a quart at a time, with tbe privilege ot allowing the same to be drank on my prem- . he precise location of the premises where on 1 desire to sell S4ld l.quon Is de-crib la follows: Lois Nos. 31 at d 82, outiot ia in Twelfth ward, known as 865 r-ouh Tennessee street la tbe city of Indiana oils, center township. .Marlon connty. Indiana öigned THOMaö WREN.

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Pipe and Boiler Tubes, an t Pipe for Wells, LEAD PlfZ, hUEEl T. V JAMES Her LEGAL. STATE OF INDIANA, Marlon county, ss: la the Superior Court "f M-rion county, in tbe s' at q of Indiana, September term, 1876. No. 11.H15. Joseph Caylor et al. va. Richard Ward et al. He it known that on the -Nth day of July, 187, the above named pl&ln'ifls.by their attorney, flled In tbe office of the clerk of tbe Superior Court o Mariou c mm y, in the state Of Iodiana, their complaint a. sinl th? above nam d de'endant for foreclosure of m'rtga?e, and on ld 81 -i dav of July. IK7-, the said plaintiffs nl-d In open cutI, the atUdavit ot a competent rrsou fh"wing tbtt Kaid defend nt. John II McVskln, is not a resident o' t he stau of I idiana. Now therefoie, by order of said court, sail defendant laat above named U hereby notified ol the fillDg and pendency of midcomt iint agdnsi bim.aLd that unless he appears and nsweri or deiuurs thereto at thetalling of --id caue on tbe second day of the term ol Paid curt to be begun and held ntthecojrt bouse In the cltv of Indianapoll , on tbe first Monday In October, 1876, t-aid complalntand the ma ters and things therein contaioed and al'eged, will be heard and determined in his absence. AUSTIN" H. BROWN, Clerk. A. Fairhpkst. Att'y 'or rit'tr. au2-3w STATE OF INDIANA, Mxrion county, ss: la the eo pernor durt of Marlon county, Iu tbe iaie of Indiana, Heoteuiber term, 1S76. No. lt,9J E'lai W. Coverdlll vs. M irrell O. Brown et al. Be It known tbat on the 3 st day of July. 187Ö, the above named pi 1 at iff, by nls attorney, filed in tbe office ol tbe clerk of tne Superior Court o' Mario c -mty. In the stile of Indiana, bis complaint agtlnit tbe above nara-d defendants tor foreel'ure of mortgage, and on said 31st day of July. ltiTti, the said plaintiff fild in said clerk's office the affidavit of a competent person showlu that said deItndants, Morell O. B-own and Brown, his wife are not residents oi tbe state of Indiana. .Now, therefore, by order of aald court, id defendants last ab ve named are here y j: .titled of tbe filing and endency of taid -: pi -lot against tuem, and hai unless tbepear and answer or demur thereto, at calling of said cause on the second day of i: term o said cour , 'o be begun and he d at tue court boose In the c'ty or Ind'anapolls on the first Monday In October, ls7, said complaint, and tbe matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined In their abnenee. AÜSTIS H. BROWN, Clerk. Clay pool a Ketchum, Att'ys for Pl'trf. aug-!w. Si.e fjr S-reet ImDro7ement. By virtue of a certain precept to me directed by the mayor of the city of Indian apolia. In diana, and duly attes ed by the clerk of said city, under tbe corporate seal ot said city, I will on SATURDAY, August 26, 1876, Sell at public anction at the ci'y courtroom, b tween the hours of 10 o'clock a. h. aud 4 o'clock M of said day the fol owing described lot, or par. e: of land, or so much thereof a may be necessary to satisfy the cum hereinafter named a, assessed against such premises for street improvement and all coste, to-wit: lAtNt.nnliHn IfcOlnnis' subdivision in square No. two (2) sou beast addition to the city or Indianapolis. Marion county, lLUiana, owned by Thomas B. Ilervey, against which Is assessed the sum of fourteen dollars and seventy centa (J:4 7") for atreet improvement lc favor of James W. Hudson, contractor. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., Augusts, 1876. Notice to Non-Resldent. Whereas, a certain precept has been duly lssnediome by tbe mayor of the city of Indianapolis, n der tbe corporate seal of aaid cliy, dated Jnly 1, 18 6, showing that tbere is ne the following name I contractor tbe amount hereinafter specified for atreet Improvement tn the city of Indianapolis, Marlon county, Indiana: Due Hiram Luce for t radlng the first alley south of Merrill street, ruunlug east and west from the first alley west of New Jersey street to the first a ley eat of Alabama street, from John 8. Car rent er, amount of assessment charged against flftv (J) feet, east end of lot No. seventeen (17) in outl t No. oue hundred and rour (l 4) in tha city of Indianapolis, Marlon county, Indiana Now, the 8' id d fen ant is hereby notified that, unless wltblu !) days aft r I be publication, tor three wee.s, of this notice the amount so aseaed against the above described lot or parcel ot land la paid, I will proc ed to collect tbe amount so asesed by levy and aale of fai . lot or parcel of land, or A much thereof aa may be neeesoary u satisfy tne above claim and a 1 costs that mar accrue. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indian ago Kb, Ind., August 2, IST.