Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 27, Number 67, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1878 — Page 5

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL. WEDNESDAY MOllNlNfcr, NO VEMBK 27,1878.

A COSTLY CONTEMPT.

Warren Tate Fined $10,000 for Contempt of Court Judge Burns Sets an Example to Bulldozing Law Breakers. Tie Majesty of the Law Sustained With Rare Firmness. . Judge Bums, of the superior court, yesterday fined Warren Tate $10,000 for contempt of court by fatally shooting a witness during the progress of a trial. TBI COURT'S IKCISIOf. I agree with con use 1 on both skies that the only thing to be determined here is, how lar tbe rules governing the constitution, authority and decorum of the court have been infringed upon. I agree tuat that is the only Suction here, and it the only one to he now et rmintd by thin court. While I ran Itot look to the consequences that re ul tea to Mr. Love, yet I can not snut my eyes to the consequences which naturally lollow and directly follow Mich hii olfi'mw u has been committed. WltiM sses in nearly every instance are brought Into court by compulsory process. As they are brought here agaiuta their will they t. re entitled to all the protection to their person- and to their opinions, about which they are chIII to testify, that thecourts extenJ. 1 know Judicially that Mr. Love wa brought into this court as a witness, and I know that he testified upon the stand. I know that t?ie counnef of the party on whose si. te he whs called said while in the discharge of Ills official duties and under his official oath that he ws Bill held here or was wanted, rather to testify further in rebuttal. I am now Informed that his altercation in part grew oat of the fact that there was home dltTereuce between them as to the mwtters about which be was testifying, viz.: in regaid to tne value of this land. Whether the opinion of the witness was right or wrong is not for me to determine or consider. But! say that witnesses and parties must be protected In their opinions as well as in their persons while they are in attendance upon court: especially so when they are brought In by the compulsory process of the court and held here, as was i be witness In the case. These, ihen, are the consequences that are Daturally likely to follow when deadly weapons are used In or about the court noose. Mr i messes and parties are likely to be Intimidated or likely to be deterred from giving expressions to their opinions while upon the witness stand. Sucn things, o' course, can not be tolerated, ir It were bo, the administration of justice would simply be a farce. The weaker parties would always be at the mercy of the stronger. While I uonot feel It to be my duty to Inflict a punishment whlci shall be vindictive, I do feel It to b my duty Jin this catie to intlict such puntubment aa is calculated to prevent like occurrences. The Judgment of this court Is that Mr. Tate be fined ten thousand (Slu.OUU) dollars, to be collectable oat of any property that he may have tubject to execution. A PRECEDENT. It Is understood that defendant's attorneys will prepare and on Wednesday file exceptions to the ruling of the court and appeal to a higher tribunal. In this connection it may be remembered that Julge Perkins of the supreme court in a habeas corpus proceeding last summer announced that where a contempt had been committed another court would not interfere merely on the ground that the punishment was oppressive and excessive. In that case an administrator was seat to jail for failing to make a report to the at!sfaction of Judge Julian. A writ of habeas corpus was sworn out, and in the course of the proceedings Juige Perkins announced without reservation that where the conrt bad the right to punish for a contempt another court would not interfere merely because the punishment was excessive. VARIOUS REPORTS, It is arranged that Mr.-. Love, the widow of William Love, shall be appointed adnilnisistratix. The attorneys for the estate will then bring suit agafnst Tate or damages, which by statute are Hmiied.to $5,000. It is also understood that suit for libel will be commenced against the Ciccinnatti Enquirer. Senator Voorhees and Major Blackburn, of Cincinnati, whose defense of Patrick Bolan last rummer created such a senna tlon, have been retained to assist in the defense of Tate. STATE IN IE liLHIEN CE. It. C. Swann, an old nd respected citizen of Montpelier, died Saturday from diphtheria. One of the public schools of White county has been closed on account of the prevalence of scarlet fever. Judge Sleeth is not the oldest man, but the oldest citizen, of Shelbyville. He is still in hale good keeping. Richmond Independent: Iteld, Beeler& Co. purchased 1,677 hogs yesterday that averaged 325 pounds each. J. W. Brown, an alleged embezzler, from Lincoln, Nebraska, was arrested In Benton county Saturday afternoon. James Hurst, of Wlnamac, bad several of his ribs fractnred by a fall from his wagon while unloading fodder on Saturday. John McCormick, William 8mlth and William Murray, thre Cincinnati crooks were captured at New Albany Sunday. A $500 reward bas been offered for the arrest of Frank Gllimore, who murdered W. E. Woollen at Newion on last Monday. Lafayette Journal: Smith, the reformed journalist whatever tbat is is at LogansEirt this week, working up tbe Band of ope, a children's temperance organization. The widow of Colonel James Shield, a soldier and pensioner of the war of 1812. residing at Vernon, fell down stairs Sunday evening receiving injuries that may prove fatal. Mits Minnie Wheat, of Franklin, was attacked by her betrothed while he was druok, and given such a beating that he was arrested and fined, and the match is broken off. Isaac Odell, E-'q., of Fairland, holds his little city in h gh esteem. He says the peo la keep the commandments all about there 'eace reigns, and prosperity makes big prom Ises. g The Keck House, so long the home of Gov ernor Bennett, Shelbyville, baa lost none of Its ancient prestige. Thf y read tbe Sentinel there as an appetizer for breakfast every morning. James Smith, jiving at Luray, Henry county, was arrested at M uncle and committed to jail on Saturday, on tbe charge of assaulting n old color d man named Hale, who resides near Muocie. A bigamist named Andrew Clover, with a host ot aliases, was arrested at Elkhart Saturday. He is said to have one wife at Cleveland. Ohio, one at Rochester, New York, and married an E.kburt lady some two years aiDce. Saturday evening Edward Frees, a retident of Terra Haute, was returning home from a day's hunt. While taking hi gun from a wseon it was accidentally discharged. ibe load taking effect in the face, killing him almost inttantly. Last Thursday afternoon a young but ma tore girl named Frances Overklnder, aged 14 years, stepdaughter of Fred Relnbard, a farmer living in Robinson township, Posey o unty, was seat out to pasture to drive the

cows, and since then has not been teen She was tracked through the field and s corn natch to the edge of a dense wood, and th're all trace of her vanished. A the neighborhood is filled with tramps, it is supposed that she was iove'gled into tbe woods and foully dealt with. It Is thought she was outraged, murdered and tbe body concealed, or that she was kidnapped for a worse fate. Tbe whole country about there Is aroused and excited. This Is within 10 miles of Mount Vernon, where tbe late lynching outrages occurred.

Cantlou to the Public. To avoid imposition, purchasers of "Waltham watches will observe that every genu ine watch, whether gold or silver, bears our trade mark on both case and movement. Gold cases are stamped "A. W. Co." and guarantee certificates accompany them. Silver cases ara stamped "Am. Watch Co., Waltham, Mass., Sterling Silver," and are accompanied by guarantee certificates, signed R. E. Robblns, Treasurer. The name MValtham" is plainly engraved upon all movements, irrespective of other distinguishing marks. This caution is rendered necessary by reason of tbe fact tbat our cases are frequently separated from our movrraen'3 and put Upon worthless movements of other makers, and vce versa, thus affecting injuriously the performance of the watches and vitiating our guarantee, which is intended to cover only our complete washes wholly made by as. It is necetsary also becau-e it is so notorious ai to be a public scandal, that there is great fraud in the metal quality of both gold and silver cases as now generally sold. We have demonstrated by frequent assays that many gold and silver cases offered in tbe market are debbsed from 10 to 20 per cent, from the quality they assume to be. This is a fraud upon the purchaser, and accounts for the low price at which such cased wa'cbes have been sold. "Eighteen carat" gold, 6uch as the Walthara cases are made ot, is as marly pure gold as can be made and be durable. It contains 750 1000 of pure gold and 200 1000 of alloy. Sterling Silver (English government standard) contains 925 1000 of pure silver and 751000 of alloy. Tbe Waltham Watches will always be found up to the standard represented. For American Watch Co., ROBBIKS & APPLETOX, General Agents, New York. Slow to Ut Kick. Expose yourself day and night; eat too much without exercise; work too bard without rest; doctor all the time; take all the vile nostrums advertised, and then you will want to know How to Oct Well, which is answered in tbee words Take Hop Bitters! See other column. I'ond'i Extract. Not very long ago a lady voluntarily called upon the editor of the Worcester Press and desired him to notice the fact tbat Pond's Extract cured ber of a long standing catarrh. She wss prompted to do this by a spirit of gratitude, and that others might know where to find relief for thia exceedingly troublesome disease. This remedy will promptly relieve, and speedily cure catarrh. Beware of imitations. Ask for Pond's Extract. Take no other. Conaniiiptlon Cored. An old physician, retired from practice having bad placed in hi bauds by an East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy, for the speedy and permanent cure of consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma and all throat and lurg affections, also a positive and radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous complaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, bss felt it bis duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send, free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe, with full directions for preparing and nsing, in German, French or English. Sent by mail by aldressing with stamp, naming this paper, W. W. Sberar, 149 Powers' block, Rochester N. Y. SPECIAL HOT.CS. Changes of Food and Climate safe with Sanford's Jamaica Ginger. o For moth patches, discoloration of the skin, unsightly pimples, blackheads, Giles Liniment Iodide of Ammonia is the remedy. It will not discolor or stain. Apply with a camel's hair pencil night and morning. o Cbew Jackson's Best sweet navy tobacco. Tbe return of General Beauregard, of Lor lsiana, to his home in New Orleans, is an nounced; vlso that he is accompanied by his brother In arms, the r doubtable Jubal A. Early, of Virginia, and dally th two old soldiers are seen hard at work from early morn to late at night counting the ballots of he Extraordinary Grand Drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery, which takes place on Tuesday, December 10. Last Jane a merchant In New Orleans got the tlOODO, which la the capital prize. The reader who sends ten dol lars to M. A. Dauphin, P. O. Box 692. New Orleans, may get it this drawing. Who knows? o Fositivk Remtlts There are numerous remedies that cure tometlmes and become trusted aa useful, but none have ever proved so effectual cured so many and such remark able caes aa Dr. er's medicines. The Cherry IVctoral ha restored great nam bers of , atients who were believed to be hope lessly affected wlih consumption. Ague Cure breaks up chills and fever quick ly and surely. Ayer's Compound Extract of 8araparllla eradicates scrofula and Impurities of the blood. cleanses the system and restores it to vigorous health. By It timely use many troublesome disorders that cause a decline of health are ex peiled or cured. Ayer's PlUs and tbelr effects are too well known everywhere to rtqu're any commenda tion from us here. 8c rau ton (Pa.) Tliues. Good Reading Cheap. We direct special attention to the alvertlsementof tbe American Agriculturist In this paper. With the i eduction in price, the raauy engravings, the vast amount of useful infor mation, this is certainly one of the best and cheapest papers in the country, and should be In every family. o Th" Centaur Linlmenta are of two kind Tbe White is for the human family; the Yel low is for horses, sheep and other animals Testimonials of the effects produced by these remarkable preparations are wrapped around every bottle, and may bs procured of any druggist, or by mall from the office of the Centaur Company, 44 Dey street, New York city. Quern's Cot Liver Oil Jelly. Approved by tbe Academy of Medicine. For coughs, colds, bonchtal and tubercular eon sumption, scrofula and general debility. The most mUd, bland and nutritious form la which Cod Liver OH can be used, and with more benefit secured to tire patient by a single teaspoouful of this Jelly than by double the Quantity of the clear or nnjellled oil. For sale by druggists and E. U. Tautx, New York.

POND S EXTRACT. POMS EXTRACT

The .Peoples Eencdy. The Universal Pain Extractor. Note: Ask for Pond's Extract. Take no other. "Hear, for I will apeak of excellent tnlnsJ POltP'S EXTIMCT-Th (Trent Tejretablfl Pain Dcanroyer. Has been In use over thirty year a, and for cleanliness and prompt curative virtues cannot I e excelled. CI1IL.DIC KM.. No family can affor.l to be without Pond' Kxtrort. Arrldentn, Uralses, nnttialona, Cnu, Sprain are relieved almost Instantly by external application. Promptly relieves ptinsof nnrnn, Scalds, Kvcorlr.ttons, Cnalln?, Old Sore, Holla, Felon, Corn, etc. Arrest- Inflammation, reduces swelling, s ops bleeding , removes otacolorubon ami bcaU ruplllv. LACI Ks fl- (1 It their best Men 1. It a-ottawa the p ilns to which they are pecnllarly sulv. Ject notahiv fullness nl pressure m tlie heart, nan fa, teitico. &c It promptly ameliorates and permanently hnl n'l kinds of luflaiu motion and olecranon. IIK.MOItllllOIDM or PI I. ICS find In this the only Immediate relief and ul Mate cure. No case however chronic or obstinate can Ions resist its rejni'nr u. VAIIirns.-. vIs. It lathe onlv sure rnre. KIDNEY DISLASLS. It bat bo equal for permanent cure. BLEEDIN G from any canse. For this It Is a specific It has naved hundreds of live when all other remedies fallc 1 to nrreit Mccdlns from none, stomach, lungs, and elsewhere TOOMffiriir, Famelie, Nenrnlct, and ltlieumallsm aie all alike relieved uu-f oJten permanent Iv cured. Pit V in A IN ofoll rchools who sre aennatnteJwitH Pond's f?x tract of Witch Hazel recommend it In their practice. We havo letters of commendation from hundreds of PhTslclan-, many of whom order tt fornse la their own practice. In addition to the forcroine, they onlerlts use forswellliizorall kinds. Quinsy, Sore Th roar, Inflamed 'I'onalin, glinpio and chronic Dlorrlaera, Catarrh, (for which It Li ngpitlc), hllblalna, Frosted Feet, Si Ine of in oeeia, IMoaqaite, etc.. Chapped Hand, lace aud Indeed all manner ol Ekin diseases. TOILK CSt-. Removes Sorenes. It oiifihnc and Smarting i tualscait, Krun tlon, and Pimple. It rrire. invifjoralef and rtfmht. whUo wonderfully Improving tha Complexion. TO PA ifitltCHS Pond's Fxiraet. No Stock imeder, no Livery Man ran ailord to be without it. It U os il by all the leading Livery St-iWes, frtreet Railroads and first Horsemen in New York City. I has no equal for fpraina. Harness or Saddle Chaflngs, StiiTncs, Scratch". Swellings. Cuts, lacerations, Ulccdlnz. Pneumonia, Colic, Diarrhoea, Chill, Coldfl, Ac It range of action Iswldc, and tho relief It alTonls is so prompt that '! is invaluable tncveiy farm-yard as well as In everr farmhoue. Let it be tried once and you will never be without it. CAtTiON! Ponri's Fxtraet has been Im1 tated. The genuine article has the words Pond's Fxtraet Mown In cch bottle, it Is prepared by the only persons living who ever kn w how to pivpun- it proper.y. Kerase oil other preparations of Witch IUzt-L This is the only arti le nscd by PuysicuiDs.and in the hospl al.s of this country aud Europe. IIISTOlt Y and Uaeaot Pond Extract, in pamphlet lorni sent In eon application to POND'S IXTKAC'r lOJlPAM, W Malrlen T,anr, New York. NERVOUS DEBILITY. YHkI weakness or depression; a weak exhausted teellna;. no e erif y or eourave: the result ot mrnlitl overwork, inMkrrriiin or exrewfu. or some drain upon the system. Is always cured by HUMPH It KYS UOMKO PaTHIC 8PKCIKIC No 2S. It tones up and In viKorates the system, dispels the gloom and despondency. Imparts streng h and euervy, stops toe tirain and rejuveules the entire man. Keen u eu twenty years Willi perirCi success by thousands. Hold by dealers. Price, Il.i0 per single vlai. or 13.00 per package of Ave vials and fi.Ou vial of powder. Kent by mall onrecelpto price. Address II Fit II KtW HOW. KOI I II It !I r. I KI OnrAA 1 , 109 Fi' ton Wireel. Kw York. SNYUEll'S The most wonderful HEALTH KEHTORER.ever discovered. LEADING PHYSICIANand tbe Intelligent are most loud In tbelt praise. No.1. For LIVER and LUNG AILMENT, CHILLH and FEVER, DYHPKPHIa, indigestion, Blllionsnesa, flck and Nervour Headache, and all dlseaMoa arising from torpl: liver. The most effectual BL X)U PURIFIK EXTANT, gives strength to the weak and de blUtated. Price, 92.00. !.. For FTC MALE WEAKNESS AND IK REGULARl TIES, FALLING of Ih WOMB,LEU(RRHiKA (white), and man other 111 to which FEMALES are SUBJECT enriches the blood, purines the secret ions and strengthens WEAKLY and DELICATE FB MALES. Piie. S.4H. 1o.S. For KIDNEY, SPINE and BLADDEl affections. Bright dlneaHe-dlabete LAME or WEAK BACK; TONES UP VITALITY and RESTORES LOST ENERGY. Prioe.tS.Oo. lfyonr druggist does not keep M8NYDER CURATIVE PADS," and will not get one foi ?rou, do not let him palra ofl other worthlt mltatlons. but send the prloe to ns In a letter and we will mall them to vou. Address, K. F. M7VYIKR A fO 143 Heat Fonrth fttroet, (iMelnnatl.tl. Hold by RKOWtlXO A sl.OAN, A. UF.IKF.K, sTKH 4KI' A fl KKY, I0h. apoll.and IIRI fMllvrN NF.VKKtl.l.T, PATENTS. In connection with the publication of the ScUff' tile A mtriemn, wcontlnu to act aa Solicitors for Patents, Csveata,Trad-Marks. Cop MbU, etc, for the United States, Canada, Cuba, Entrland, France. Oermany.etc. In this lineof bnaiueMws have had thirty-thrift yrttrm' rrpurienre. Paten's obtained thronKh as are noticed In the ScientiU A mfriean. This larre and splendidly Uloatrated weekly pPr .bow. toa currcut pitHrreas of Science, la very tntemtina-, and has an eaormoTis circulation. Subscription t3.20 a year.poRtpaid ; 1n?le copies 10 cent. Sold at all Book tores and News-office. Cai I Obtntn n J'ntmtt The quickest and beat way to obtain a satiufBctory answer, without expense. Is to write to us ( Mnnn ft Co.). describing the invention, with a small sketch. All wa need is to s-et the idt4. We will immediately answer, and sirs t necessary instructions. For this auric we make nn thargt. We alo rnAj'rrt or Hand Book about the Patent Laws, Patents, CaveaU, Trade-Marks, their costs, and how procured, with hints for obtaining ad vances on lnTentions. Address MUNN ft CO., Publishers of the Scientijlc American, 87 Park Bow, New York. W. W. Woollen, Attorney. STATE OF INDIANA. Marlon county, as: In the Superior Court of Marlon county, in the state of Indiana. Wo. 22,t7r.'ov inner term, 1K78. James II. Rud.lell et al. vs. Stelohauer et al. Be it known, that on the h day of Jul' , 1878. ine above named plaintiffs, by their attorneys, hied In tue oitlue of the clerk of the Superior Court of Marlon county, in the tte of Indian". th Ir complaint aKl"vt the above nameo t efendanU;and e . i th da of No xe.i bsr, i.o. Hie Mini l si tills uiti In said clerk office the attldavii h ch . peu-ut ieranu, showing tnat tbe aald Ue'endauis, Aaaiu rillveriuHii, Cut'er A S vve Luu.b r ' 'oihny, Joneph Faruowortb, .lmira O. Brooka Priocilia H. Drake, ihe Utkuown Heirs of James P.Drake, deceased, are not iowreal dents of the state of Indiana. Now, therefore, by order of sold court, said defendants above named ae hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against hem, and that unless they apt-ear and answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause on tne second Jadlcl ! day ot a term of said court, to be begun and. beld at tha court house In the rity of Indianapolis, on the first' Monday hi February. 1879, sal a eom plain t and the matters and tilings tuerein oonuuiiea and alleged, will be beard ana aeter mined in their, atbeenoe. DANIEL M. RAN8DELL, . nov27Sw. Uerk.'

PADS.

FOUND. The Valne of a Bis overy is Measurei I lie M it Brinp The Past has Yielded Up its Secret and the Science of Today Bids it Welcome. The Holman Liver and Stomach Fad is Welcomed and Succest fully Used by Thousands of Persons, Including Ladies, Clergymen, Doctors, Lawverr, Merchants, and Members of all knowa Profession. It not Only Ioe no Harm, bnt Ooen Positive Uood.

It brings vigor and elasticity to your falter lng steps. Il clears away the gloom and despondency of your mind. It 1 a boon of priceless value to the dyspepIr Imparts to the pale the ru'dy complexion of health. It enriches the blood by lmpiovlng the digestion. it Improves the digestion by invigorating and strengthening tbe liver. it preveuts congoMtlou and disease of the liver by Invigorating and equalizing the circulation of the bloxl through it. It cures constipation by so stimulating the iver that there 1m a regular and abundant secrttlon of bile every day. Jt cures piles oy preventing constipation. It prevents Jaundice by keeping the liver In a vigorous state of excretion, and avoiding an excessive secretion of bile. Con Best ion of the liver U a frequent canse of apoplexy, hence the Importance of keeping mis organ in a neaiiny conuit on. No pait of tbe body is so liable to be Impair ed In elderly people ns tha Ntomacb, Bowels and Liver, anu from them arise ce tain preva lent oimruiues, Mien as Pdioi union or the Heart, Dizziness, Blindness, Flaslies of Light Before the Eyes, and if allowed to go on unchecked will Induce apoplexy. TESTIMONIALS In great nnrabeis. or the highest character, furnished on application. THE HOLMAN Pa D cured me of Dyspepsia. WM. E. BKACIIMAN, 79 W. Third St., Cincinnati, O. THE HOLM AV PAD cured my daughter of Constipation ol the Dowel. HOWELL UANO, Cincinnati, O. THE HOLMA1N PAD cured tne of Bullous Fever. W. H. BBAIrt, 20 W. Sixth St., Cincinnati, O. THE HOLMAN PADcoreu me of Diabetes. T. C. JOHNSON. Denmark, Mich. THE HoLMAN PAD cured me of Kick: Headache. MIW. A. M. HAN LEY, Fulton ttt... Lhicagn, 111. THE HOLMAN PAD cured me ot Chills an Fever. MRS. LIZZIE SE RI-T, 2 Mouno Int., Cincinnati, O. THE HOLMAN PAD cu ed me of Fever and Ague CAPT. L. OUTHUIE, Master of Schoorner impson Chicago, 111. THE HOLMAN PAD is a k access In all Malarial affections aid chronic diseases of the various organs. D. A. LOO IS. M D., Late Asst. nrg. U. 8. A. and Pro', of Obstetr c and Diseases of Women aud children, St. Louis, Mo. A Sovereign P.rmMlT for avll form of Ntnmxrri troubles, Illllwn ft no Mala. rial Fever, k-ever nnil 4gne w here the Pien I worn ns llreeiet. Price of regular Pad, ti. Special, one-third larger, W XXX Pad or Spleen Belt, The Hplen Belt Is I tended to cover stomach, liver and 8p;een, and Is a wverelgn remedy for all chronic troubles in any wise connected with these org-us. Absorptive Medicated Body Plasters. 50c. each: Foot 5"c. per pair. Absorption Salt (bath). 1 package, Zx.; six packages, JIJ2. corner HMinnilun nl Pennj in nirrrii, miinuc" oil. Inrt, oi.onl ttlon f're. Take Elevotor. BATES & H AIvLEY, Asre-ntr. for the Northwest. MISCELLANEOUS. -I Q KUOiNr New Style Chroam rads 1. O with name, 10. post paid. OEOROE I Uahl) & C , Nonsan, N. Y. GOLD n worksresn mskrtlS sd. st hnma. (Viatt. Outfit ttf. Addm TKvmi Co., Aosums. Msios. -t with name. Samples Sc. J. B. Heusted. Nas sau, N. Y. f(Ji ifl la yonr own tnn. Tcrmi and $5 nutflt rjfjtrac. Address II. II aluctt A Co.. Portland, Mains si w i won: i s7 iMiH. cata JVJXJ LO.UE FRFE. Buckeye Nov lly Company, t-ltrlnntl, ihio. BEViX.VE FKl- E. Seveu-shot revolver. . w thboxof i-artrhlges. Address J. BOWN. Jt SON, 1W and LW Wo.nl street, Plttsbunr. Pa. rtC KaKhionable Cards, no Jallke.wUh name, CO toe. 20 Scmll. lo potitpald. OEO. I KKKIJ IX).. IVRNMnu. N. "i . X-i CEZ A MttNTH AND KXPF.NSKS S I .iT 1 At'elitn. eiMl hIhiii)! lor terms. - .. fcT il A-1 ..4:iurliinaLi . h fft xOn1 df ,lo,n- 8siapl'wnrtti$."rr. Addr a Annoi A Co., PorUsad. M slaa $7 A Day to Agents cauvaatdng for the Fir aide Viol t -r. Tertin and oulot Free. Adore s. P.o VICKERV Augusts Mine. r LARUE MIXED CARDm, with name, 1 1 J for lac. In case Mo. 25 styles AequulnUnce Cards, loo. Agents' outfit ltc. DOWD A CO. Bristol Conn SURE S REHEnY FOR BALDNESS. M.'t-tytl f i, any Mra bu will tvcrM to us 1 1 - whan a o.w israwui ,i iiair, oniuiri nr IMirhMUHtuti.'l proaucwl. tf ndnrsoa At Co g Cllntoa f laos.J.sw York. vQ T f A MONTH AUKNTS -V ANTEI ?0il." m best Keinrg articles In the world; one sample tree. Address Jay Bronson Detroit, Mich 14731 drew $ioo,000 Nll'l, SO. I.- I HKi ROYAL NEW BRUNSWICK. Ttxt Draw Ink ov. 30 and Dee. 30. Tlcke'a 1: Mx foe $.1. Agents wanted. No money required until sold. For full particular add ivkh MrKII , Niephen, Uraonalca, Postage only 3 cents. Af.'EXTS IVA..TEI)!-A UAi:.: CilANCK TABLE BOOK OF ART Magnificent In all ls details, trt large Elegant Ki grtvintts, all masterpiece by Ihe world's best artist-. The book for Holiday Presents. e. d for circular and sample engraving. P. W. Zlai.R A Co., 1 1. F. Buildln., ClnM, 0. FOR DoORKEEPkR-Captiiin W. H. Nefi. rf Montgomery county, will be a candidate hefr tne lelMNtiv cauens for doorkeeper of toe next houw or representative Mr Neff waselecel cptaiti of Company V Fl ft y lou rt h Reg I mm t, Indiana Vo u u t eers, In Hht; w -is In the nhgeof Vickborgand numerous other b.t les. He Is h brother f Lieutena t t'o.onei Frank I Neff, of the Thirty-first Regiment, ho w is kllloi In battle near Marl ita, Oa. lie taa htaunch democrat ai d always has lieeu, a d a faithful woi ker. We therefore rec -inruend him as a suitable man for the position. NOTITT TO HFIR-S OC PETITION TO HELL RKAL EMTATK. Htatoof Indiana, Marion County. Marlon Civil Circuit t out t. Notice Is hereby given that Lorens Schmidt, administrator of ihe estate of christian Frederick Tchwekel, deceased bad filed his petition tose lthw real estate of th dt cedent, Ills per aonal being insufficient to pay bl debts: and that said petition will be heard at tbe next trrm of the Mai Ion Civil Circuit Court of said eoonty. Attest: DANIEL M.RAN8DELL. Clerk M. O C. C. Marlon County, . Indianapolis, lad., November 21, 1078.

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Carpets carefully packed and States CL O. D. free Call or send for Price List Jvdah t CAI.DWKIX, Attorneys. STATE OP INDIANA. Marion county, ss. In tbe Superior Court of Marlon eountv. In tbe State ol Indiana. No. 12,217, October term, i?.a. Butler University va. Marv A. Abbett. Wil liam K. Watoon et al Be It known, that on the 18th day of October. 18?, the above named plaintiff, by its attor neys, niea in tne omce oi tne cierK or tne n perior Court of Marlou county, la the state of Indiana, Its complaint agaii st tbe above named defendants ; and on ttie'iltn dav of Noveiuber.lK7K. aald DlaintifT filed ill aaidcierk'a ottlce Uie affidavit ot a com Detent peraon bowing tnai Raid aeienaaut, w iinaru it. wnisoD, la an eeaaary party to this action which Is a iu t to foreclo t a mortgage oon real estate ln Marion county. Indiana, in wmcn real estate the raid William K. Wataon claims aome In terest, and tbat the said William R. Watson is not a resident oi tbe state ot Indiana. Now therefore, by order el aald court. aatu defendant laat anove named la hereby notified of the filing and pendency of aald complaint against htm. and that unlees be appears and answer or demurs thereto, at the calling ot said cause on the 4th tiav of February. Ih7y the same being tbe 2d Jadlciai day of a term ol said court, to be begun and neid at tne uoun uouae in tne city or Indianapolis, on tbe first Monday ln Feb ruary, 1S7, said complaint, and tne matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in h a abaencn. DANIEu M. KSNDKLL, nov7-Sw Clerk. IN ATTACHMENT-ROBERT CROOKS VS. t lev land Fortncy. The oefenda it in tne above entitled, eiuse ts hereby notified of tbe pendeocy of tbe attachmenl proceedings In tbe above entitled cause before me, and tbat tbe slid caaee la set for trial on the 27th day nr January, 1-74. at 9 o clock a. m at which time, if the defendant fall to appoar, the said cause will bo tried aud determined In his atx-euce. THOMAS f. MILLER, J. P.. No. M Court street, Indianapolis, Ind. Dated thls2 th day of November, 1878. AOKlfTM I For tbe sale of oar numerous WATtD.I Specialties, found ln no other Establishment. Profits immense. Cataloaoee sent free. Addresa "Euukka. MsniCAI Ikstx tutx," w ioaaway, x.

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