Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 August 1882 — Page 7

DR. CLARK.

—^JOHNSON'S"

JBIK

.2,000,000 Bottles

MiJ.n HI.VCE I370.

/his fi'/rup porsesnes Varied Properties. It ^dmaliiici the Ptvnllnn In tho HoUta, hlrh r«n*rri» (he Hturch tind Augar oTthe .«d luf" rIucom- A d-llcl«*n«'v lit Ptjfullno

W lml itml Snurltig of the food In the ornmh. If tht oiotlltrlite I* token linmrdl. t«ly irtr «utln^ the fbinientulloa of lood prrvrniril. It in-fn ii|Mtn tho J.lv«r. a jlftt:'* It a-t* ii|inn tlx* KMiify*. It

On-IIro«%dvh1».s»,'

Laboratory 77 West 3rdst N City

CATARf?||t

Retried

Vinrivallod

BHEP3I.VTISH, Dirirrnv.Ru, KEITU1IIA, iORK TlUtOAT, SORE EYES, FACE AGUE, IOOTlIACIIEf

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The Gazette dejeflMffohe r«»!lj few (fujj-* a*o twb ftC

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ttr. wr. MAjjt ,'

I!/«pensia, Liver Diseases, i'Wvrtf

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ft*:-1 IHned& I \**nmZ

V'iUoamesH, Nt rcoiu Debility, etc, '••"ho lei/. 'I KNOWN to Han I

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it ItC|uli-M Ihu lS»'i V€»u* Syatem. and Ttovlgoratei. iod itnd laikkfi neiv.

It runtif-m Digvution, kt Nnurl»h««, Ntrcnvlhen IUurrlra olT th» Old Bliio It opfin Iki i»«rc« of the akin uud Indueo* rjLcallliy /*'j'lilrmloii, tt nentr»ii7.(. ho horeditair taint, or pol«on i* thi IiIikmI, whirl Ktm'tratc* bcnifula, KryMipnlM, on a.t mannnr

Mkin ditnamtH an1 intarnal liuinor-i.

Lebanon.Boot»e Oo., Iml. I.Oijr»T)Apnri, rngs Co Ioit.jf

T'iIn Ist^cci ltfy ibut Dr. Clark .fohonoo tli'lan Blood Syrup. luw^Bred myself ru naonr of .uy fitnilly'of (JUllls »tiI Kev«r. can truthfully rooorunieAd your 'valuable medicine to all slrallnrty iffllofwl.

WrxLiAH Donat«OW:

A f-*lr trial yf I)r. Clark. .lotuitiou'H Indian Blood syrup cured me of 8crofula. when ill Other Tii'illo,lues fatleil. 1 liavenl.HO too nil it a valuable remoily for Kldnoy dlMenst1.

HKJ*KY KLKINNII,I,KR.

I wan nfflloted with heart illsoM^fl for 10)

Agent* warned forth# pale of the tndtan f'^Blood 4vrup In t*verv town or village, in «'f?whl*h I hit vo no iMtent. Vnriioulai's given t,?«on apj-llrailou. jm, 0PH6GISTS SELL IT.

bubk^['7 SCALDS,/ BUl'ISES^ PILES, INSECT BITEfc FEJIALI COMPLAIN Ig, lb

f. C. HrXTISOTO*. Chlcnuo.—" I hn*o recolTed permtmtM relief frnm uioof *ho Kxtract." (lnflarumittur dttra**.^ S4HCKL U. JAUKS, LlchonoctaJy. V.-"A hottaaM1 necrMltjr lit tny family." jrSTtN ».

tTOtf, D. d., Brooklyn, r.^^Morla.

a jtMl' to 1«K nooowlty in my horn*.'

CantiM.~wND'S EXTRACT Is toll mtiy la bottles trtfh tbn name blown In tho glast. tar It is aunafe to ns« othw article* irlth oni etrections. Insist on havltg POND'S SXTBACX kofuiut all Imltatiuns and saoaUtates.

vU-AJLITY XTNTCFORM.f ?rioo«, BOo., Sl«QO« |i*79 at a!l roipectabl* Drugglita. Propifeb by POND'8 EXTRACT OO* 14 Wont Foortiwntb 8trt*t. V*«r

Vo*k.

BALI'S

Every Corset is warranted aati«-

factory

to 41w waarer in ^verr way,

or the money will be roiun4e4 tflf 4 «ham It waa boofint. 4M

S^r^i^«whaml»WMbot«! ^onlvCo^pronounwji 85? Cor«t .««

PRICES,*? Mall. P**y

Rtaltk PrworrtHc |1 gelA41»'H"i IMmM (extra Weary) S*-**. ImIA Prraerrln* Paree* ftratlc *-r lfalM »«tmll SwUn

CHIOAOO CORSET CO., Chlo—Q»1M»

INCREASE

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*Via fc

YOUR CAPITAL. Those desiring to make money on amaU and medium inveatuetifci In grain, provlaloiis and stock

Pnii ipMnlauoM. oin doeobyoper11 atiii8onourplan« From May lit, ^r*aw 1881, to the present date, on lata of C10.00 to*l,0to, casta

on in-

veetmeata of S 10.00 to SI,000, casta

WHEAT profits have been realised and f» no a a to investors amoontfnc to several times the odsinalJnvest•PA gwn(, ttttl ImvIbc ttie otlgloiltBMMB vestment nmkina money or payJU able on demand Explanatory cir-

STOCKS

arfiaw an-1 atafcienanta of fund W aeat free. We want responsible ajHQts. who wtll. report on and introduoe the plan. Li* fLKMBIAw «r •LiiHit•

a si

$ivj fatfyy.'wlier«titf4 ai^oa'lw wjJU the facmrik oHiey jjnf ifttt coo vi r'sat iif and lmrtied, t-ael. surprise, that

George that his wife is de^d. George Jreud the letter wfont —it was not written very plainly—and thought it was his brother who died. Thiy both moved to Indiana, and Gtoige.attiied at Bloom field, in Greene county, anil James in

Tine Haute, each having lost entire track of the other and supposing him 10 be.dead-

On the day stated tbey met at the Stave factory on sotith First street and got into conversation. Ben Murray, who married George's daughter, but who bad no idea they wCre related, saw fhem together and remarked: "They must be brother!!." They commencctT Questioning each other about their early hi.story and found to

mpioyiiJin it* manufacture.and I their utter amazement mat it was true. •George owf»s farm' ir Blonm field and haviuviied his brother down to stay with him this whiter James wili go down next week to sec hitn.. mm

There arc no spirltn f-mploy rd in it* luanufai .1 out bit tfk«n by tha HU»V Uulioata b«ba, or h/ Ui* tsad aoj iNDlc, tan only IMnj rtqwi in aiimuion tt

A Big Find

Joimand James 6yaD, brothers^ fired /or a loag tim^ keeping bachelor'^ hull in the North Eud. Johu, tbe elder of the two was WHtchman at the Third street crossing. About two weeks ago he died and was buried. He-never said an} thing

which the old rmn inytarsof toil had saved and laid away, denying bim^lf in his ]att sickness toaie. of the aiwost neoehsilkti oi'lite

No wonder the vrord miser is derived froqi miserably beca^»«there is conaialy a vtzy strong conneoi «n between the two. tm I

Mipnie Matftfern.

The personnel of I he Minnie Maddern ('onbiiiatio:i lor the a».ason iyy'»-y3, 'vliich play here September 5ih, is as follows: Mis«fs Minnie Uuldern, Helen Sedgwick, Lilli' George. Kmc Btiebe, W. H. NVhittcar, Harold For^berg, Charles Musoii. E. dleavens, J. I?. llennigan, Win. Cnllington. John.11. Harlin, man »grr Al l)i)un»iud. :'i iic-o»: L-grand VVhiie.'treasurer. "Wild Wave" and

Foggs Fttrry" is the repnrJpi-TU thus far The announcement that the puoJing arrangenH.tit kereio!re frxistilly tn New Orleans-, betwien Bid well aad brooks, Conner iuuI Jiorti n, ih at an end, has occaeon'd no rod of comment among tnealricol people generally, and now everybody is trying to lind out just how it all came about. It is however understood ill at contracts iu»«de before th^aplit will be rigidly carried put.

Th# Two Brothers. I I I ^BIRD'S eVe VfEWfjr

ideb'ed to Chief'V !nflc^6fffts:

m/nt.'

Tj|»ej|

t-acli td Lis £reat

TJIKV WERE BROTHERS.

Eurh supposed the other wa$ de d, and ldr Yofty^ix' jears hafe livrfl, one near Wurtliiogjloa 8Bj (fie mher ns«r Prairietnto, wrth|ut e^r wit in# otf hltariug ot each other. One or theui is 70 aud the other 9- years ol age aud link names are Borden.

From Friday'» J^ally. Borden, tu aid uisati eiirliy-'wo

years of agv/caJltd of ibei^AZE^x&olllce this moruing. He is one of the two brothers who met lure few days ago ac identally after fortvoix y* art)'separation, *p related in •last tvenijia'g Gazette. lie -ame to xtve ^lue.adjljtioniil particulars and 11 No'to correctme or .two inaccuracies that b»d .crept'into llie t»|lorL .Jaims Bordt-n lives in this city and not niar Piniiieioti, as stared. He is so old now as to be linage ttj do attractive

It lit I A a. (*.«t l/t M' A A- I. I *.i)

but ll8g

folluw^

fer««dtimg and

mo*1

i/»f .»#« ide. In 18.'J he left ins home in I'enujsyhflpiu and came mt to Ohio. After1 ward be wro'c brtck t\ his brother

Ai,. DOHNAUD.

One of the things that make tbe postoffice people swear—well," n»t swear exactly if you object to thai, but*uM terse, exprewiTe old Saxon—-is tbe people who carelessly misdirect their letters. For instance there isat the pt*tofflce a It'.ter addressed to some one in care of the St. Nicholas H©tel, Tcre The writer probably meant to write to Lafayette. There is another directed in care ot ihe Bates Hotel, Terra Haute The presumption is that be meant the Ribes Hotel, Indianapolis.

Tns latest is on Frank Crampton. He vas making out sotpe insurance policies ,lhc other day tor B. F. Havens, aqd wem io the drawer for printed blanks. To certain blanks, intended for insuring wheat while iri the stack, waa attached die provisi^p that the wheat Blight be U)raasli«d,~vjMttw.A^teaiu thruasher.

Frank got hold of these, aud u)s^(i*7ut a olley on a stock of millio^yi jgHds, allies drawirs &c. "with pdrtoto ihreash with a steam threather." a Mi '.The Knlflhts of

Father ttathew.

At a meeting last week th« Knights of Father MatheW of this city elected the «^oliowkiffuthoMn .= t-.

Vresklent—Ed Roach. 't eac urfh'-1-AreinbaId BarnlU. Secretary—L. Jaskaoq. sffi Commander—John Mack. The order ia iu a most tlourWhiqg con dition. J"'

^Teeth Knocked Out.t .rv,

^On Tuesday Ebenezer Edmunds, sn estimable ctitizeorof Lost Creek township, was kicked in the j^w by a horse, knocking out two teeth and looseaing -auother 8o"that it came our to-day. Mr. Edmunds was laid up §ev« ral days on account of if. "~Zr*n*

Tin little son of Dr. 8. D. Weir aod wife died at SullivanfTuesday morning ot cholera infantum. The turieral took place yesterday. A number of relatives aud friends attended from Terre Haute

The doctor and ife have the sympathy of many Terrtc Haute friends in their twreavemeoL

'U: The Utah Commission.

We understand that prevails to some extent, mwn, some three miles, publicsn.

w:'

Judge Carlton will probably leave for Utah In about two weeks. The mem hers of the commission are subject to the call of the chairman, Mr. Ramsey, and it iS probable that they will meet at Omaha and go to Utah in a body. Judge Carlton will take none 6f his family with him at present

spotted fever soutii-west of [Rockville Re-

ht the Of thfeCalient Points In the "Week's fljoltv TT ». •&, m.. ?'»tor* «r.

Mrs. Geo Kader died July 31st in Houey Creek township. Mr. Warwick Ripley rs quite sick at tbe bouse of C. I. Ripley.

Mrs. Juo Fratia, ot north Twelfth street, is better after her recent illness. Mr Coe, formerly of south Third street, is building a home on Ihirteenih.

Albert E. Joableft Wednesday for Denver. He will probably locate tliere. J. B. Hughes has removed from 234 sooth Seventh to 208 south Ninth street.

Correspondence with the Normal Faculty gives evidence ot a large school this fall.

The letter carriers collected 79.455 pieces aad delivered 146,502 pieces during Julv.

Mrs. C. C. Paddockilird last Monday at Indianapolis. The funeral took place hen*.

Policeman Timothy Keliey has resigned and John.Chue has been appointed in lijs place.

William Ii. MGee. of Ciitt & Williams, lost a thumb last Saturday on a buzz saw.

Mr. Grub, of Brckaw Bros, was bitten by a dog last Monday. He think? it i« not serious.

Mis. Margaret Kersey, of Otter Creek township, died last (Saturday night of coagestion.

Louis Rothschild, who was dangerously sick for the last six weeks, was but last Wednesday.

Col,G. F. Cookerlv and W. H. Hunter attended the convention at Sullivan last Monday.

J. U. Owen, of the Boston Bankrupt ht«re, baa gone io Oreenvillu to manage a clothing st#ie.

Fred Tyler has taken auxiliary carrier in SttfldfoBd's place, the latter liaviog gone home on a visit.

J. T. H. Miller has removed to the Condit ptoperty od the corner of. Ninth and'Eigleatreets. r.»

Will Schweitzer, of S12 south Fourth street, is owt a train after his recent trouble with a hip disease -ht

James Hearn, formerly with J. T. H. Miller. bss-Mccepred a position at H. S. Uirhardaon Jt CVs,

Mrs. Talber,. wife of the bishop, is dangerously sick with typhoid fever. The bishop himaelf is bet«er.

Mrs. Tbumiore Markle. in tbe 43 year of her age ]tfie(l July ^Ist at her residence 120 south Twtlftli street.

Miehael Dwyer, of tbi* city, and Miss Kate Hayes,, ot Vincennes, were married iu the latter place Taesday.

ArifcorB. Foulkes, aa old Terre Haute boy, but now living at Hannibal, Mo., i^ quite tM( i» with malarial fever.

Mrs L. Gkxxlnaan, Se, was married Inst Monday evening to Mr. S. Baer, of New Yorti.. Theyleft for Waukseha.

Miss Jest-ieE "Warren died last Sunday morning at .Lake Mianetonka, Minn typhoid pneataooia, after a short illness.

The bouse of F. L. Drake, in Fayette township,homed to the ground last Monday, saving nothing but the family's lives.

Mr. Jinies D. Cottraan, of Hutsoaville, 111., and Siss Ella Sappf of this city, were married.Tuesday evening by Uev. J. W. Green

T. J. Gist ba" sold his.£ast Main street livery rtu^le to N. B. ltocawelJ, who will conduct tie business al the old stand, U32 Ma5n street.

The B^stoo Bankrupt store. 511 Main street, has closed until the 1st of September, when it Will reopen with an entirely new stock of goodq.

Mr. I&ebb, senior partner at Hebb Bros', grocery, contemplates selling out soon aod removing to Caldwell, Kauaas, where he will invest in a stock farm.

The annual coqvention of tbe Christian Sundays sohool of the state and of trie United States will be held at Islaod Park commencing Aug. 3rd.

Officer Kefley on Saturday woke up a man sleeping on the Vaudafia track east of tbe UnioQ depot just in time to keep him from being ruu over by a locomotive.

Mr Joseph Erlanger has left for his new hornq at Cleveland, Ohio, wltare he is a partner with tbe Felseqhelda in a large ladies1 cloak and wrap manufactory.

Mr. Moore, an English stone cutter formerly iu the employ of Joe Barnet*, at his east Main street marble works, died at his house at 1430 Chestnut street Tuesday morniog.

The annual County Iustitute will be held in the High School room in the Normal building, commencing on the 28th and continuing five days. The principal instruciors will be Michael Seller and Eli F. Brown.

THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

The car works will resume op irations next week.* Mr. Jay Keyes has returned from Lake Minnctonka.

Mrs. Nellie Coltrin, of north Fourth strc« r, is hick. Prof. Eli Bmwn is holding a Normal at B'oomfieKL bupr. Wiley will go to Kansas tor a short vacation.

Guf Am will soon get into his new resilience on Cheetnut. Dick Surrell ia employed in a packing house at Kansas City:

CHARACTERISTICS. incredulity are the

THE NATION'S Shrewdness and incredulity are predominant characteristics of the American people. They will take no stock in an article unless it is metitoioas When Dr. Swayne launched his Ointment for the Piles, that itch so intensely at night, on a sea of human sufferiug, the physicians laughed, but the people tried it all the same and manifested their approbation in a National endorsement. Now the allopaths and homeopaths are Ibughiog the other way. This world is full of reverses.

A Kansas paper says that 6,000 acres of black walnut trees have bceo planted in th*tstate. ,,

*:Tr C0MPETITI6N

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"of

Hipeci&lly," prepared for' Additional Saturday Readers. 1

TM, popj expenses of Juiy. were |'220f*

Mrs. C. F. Putnam, of St. Paul, is ia the city. us. Frank Wes'fall bas been laid up with a carbuncle.

The W..p. Telegraph 60 Has a Rival in

ThePrairie City

Julv9tb, the Prairie Citv Tel'» Company wasprgan zed in Terre ifaute, as a strictly prjvpie enterprise, by 0. C. C'arltof). Geo. and Frank Cox, Henry Wolfe, and 'W. H. Sbrader. Work on tbe extension of tbe lines immediately iK'gan, aud so ftir, tour instruments and sixteen Imtteiies mm in working order, and over five thousand, tetjt of wire bave be^n put up." Ht'ary Holland aod Frank Liijk will be the next lf be connected

The officers are, Presiient, C. C. Carlton Vice-president, W. H. Shrader Treasurer. Henry Wolfe\ General Manager, Geo. S. C«.%,

Some of the boys have already attained considerable proficiency in telegraphing, two of them being able to receive as many as tl^rty words per nvitttire. "y,.I ••)x The Wheat Crop,

Geo. W. McMurtrie, of Lout Creek To'WHship, raiM.d tweuty-f.iur acres of wheat this year. A portion was drowned our. The'total yield was 314f£ bosliels which is for tbe whole an average of thirteen bushel* to tbe acre. It was sold for ^l.OO1 per fcoshel.

B. F. Rogers, of Lost Creek townsbip, raised 90'acres of wheat this year on the Tenant land which yielded nearljy 16 bushels-per acre on an'average making 1.255^ in all Mr R. had a piece of land a littll* over two acres that made teventv bushels. He has 40 or 50 acres yet to thresh.

S. T. Strole, of Payette township, raisetft 50 acres oT tfheat tbis year. It has been* threshed and yielded abou 834 bushels or an average of a liiltle over 17 bushels to the acre. The machine measure in the care of Hr. Strole,. and presumably it! care oi many others, run than the amount when it comes to De weighed, which is due to the fact that the grain is unusually plump andi heavy. Over half was sola to Clinton parties at $1.07, which is something- better than tbe preseut price.

Franklin, Ind, Airgast 2.—A careful investigation ot the wheat yield in this county by parties direcrty interested in it justifies tbe conclusion that, average considered, Johnson couaty is entitled to wear the belt this year asthe best wheat producing county in the state. Taking the average, less 15 percent., as returned by the assessors of the several townships, the parlies referred to visited a number ol machines aud base their calculations upon tbe amount already threshed. The averages range from eighteen to thirtyfive bushels per acre, aud show a total •wheat yield in the county* of 1,250,000. Tne deduction of 15 per cent from the assessor's returns of acres s»wn was simply a precautionary measare to guard against over estimating the crop. The above 1,250,000 is based ou an average of twenty-two bushels per acre..

Obituary.

f&t*'- Krom Friday's Daily. MRS. HAVl'IE REIM&K. At 5:30 last evening this estimable woman, whose dangerous illness was noticed in last night's Ga7«tte, passed away a victim to typhoid lew, in the tbiriy^ixih year ci ner age.

The deceased was a nutiv» -of Prussia. She was brought to this cou«»ry by her father, Charles Wittenberg, when a little child. He was the first editor of a German newspaper in tf.is city.

Mrs. Reiman early developed a fondness for music* ot which she was an excellent teacher. She successfully fol lowed this profession, whicli.wasa pleasure to her, for twenty years It will lie remembered that-not long ago tbe Gazette re-published a part of a program of an entertainment given by her clats when the participants, now men aod women, were boys and girls.

All her pupil? learned to lwe her. In 186S she was married Mr. Ernest Reiman. She leaves three sons four brothers. Charles Wittenlx-ng, of Indianapolis, Rudolph of California, and Otto and Robert of this ci'v and three sisters Mra. Edward Haas, Airs. (Jharles Kloer, and Mrs. Rheile, survive her. a»j

*1 The Orooera' Association.

The list of those reported by member* of tbe Grocers' Protective Association, as having unsettled accounts, is slowly getting smaller, though thore are still several hundred names on. the black list. Some bave been reported by three or four different dealers. Last month three were reported and six paid upland their name: were taken otf.

One dealer at Prairteton lifts made an application lor •melnbtt»hip. He wan:* to know whb the fartnew are who buy of him now because th*.y can no longer gatr goods on credit in totui, and also wis&s to checkmate those who huve gotten ia debt to him and now Save" ceased patronizing him bat buy irk town.- 4

B«rgIary'a* Vermillion.

'bn Wetlhesday/oicht several h'ousaa in Vermillion were broken into by burglars aud valuables token therefrom. The Lamb drugstore tt&s entered and adl the loose change in 1 the money-drawer appropriated and.afco some toxes of. cigars taken. The residence of Elder Nhre was visited, his poekets lifted and bureau drawers runsasked. Here the 'jurglars got only a waieh, not finding the money. An attempt was made to enter the residence of D. Raffety, but they la'led to 6|ain entrance. The officers ar» on the lookout and will make it hot few the offenders.—^Paris Beacon-Republican.

An Old Coin.

Each eoiri that comes »^o the Gazette's mot ice is older thaa the one that preceded it. Eli Critcs b*3 einen reiche thaler, of 1770, and be donl ask a house and Lot for it either.

The Coles County Fair.

The Gazette has received an intimation to attend tbe annual fair of the Coles Co. Board of Agticulture at Charleston Ills., commencing Sept. 20th.

AUiTfiah.

Tbe Grand Bapids Eagle contains a report of some bie fishing done by the wife of Mr. Harvey" Carr, formerly of this place. She caught a muscalonge four teetjlong weighing 30 lbs.

mwNim Forali Remedy suchas

The third story of the new Savings Bank building lu4 been rested l« the G. A- R. r.

Diseases

TOTER.ITCH. SORES. PIMPLES. PClAS^t kJlMGWORM lc

lime

PILES

THE GREAt*^TURE FOR

Symptoms are molaftsr*, (tinging, Itching, worte at olght seems as if pioMrorais were crawling about the rectum ths private parts aro often affected Asa pleaaant, economical saad positive burn, Swatsk's Ointmbxt ia ot)parlor tt»snjr article In the market Sold ly druggitu, or scaridO eta. in S-ct Stamps. S MMs,fl.2&. Addrass,Dst8wATNBaSo«t. Phil».,Ps.

THE KEY NOTE.

Fouts, Hunter A Co., Sound the Key Note «f the Carriage Trade.

They Will Handle the Abbott, the Columbus and the Cook Buggi«sy

Ihit t$l

Mid Defy any Manufacturer to Beat the Columbus Buggy.

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Sbuta,Hunter & Co., the south Third street livery men, and dealers in cairiagesy have bought

100 Columbus Baggies,

and defy all competition on them in 'for strength, style, .durability Jttd finish. They have a novelty iu

,, ide-Bar Phaetans,

ma JO'by the Abbott Buggy Company These vehicles bave never lieen sold here befose and are marvels of ease In riding Remember that Fouts, Hunter & Co. can ovnj^jir^^aalej^nd^jan^^^ocke^ •HHSSH 1 he Collcrd Odd Fellow*

From Thursday's Dally.

The representatives to the Grand Lodge of CStored Odd Fellows have 'Wen here during the. week, the guests of Thomas Lod$*. There was no change made in tbe ritual.

Rejports were received from* all the grand officers. The treasurer's repoiV shows that there is about $55.00 on hand.

The matter of reviving the insurance feat'SK in (he order which has^oeased td be i» operation was discussed, and referred to a committee which is expected to report at the fiext meeting of tibe Gran£ Lodge one year hence.!

The temperance question was also referredtfo a committee. Tbe business of tbe lodge was completed last night. Tbe ne?A annual meeting will be io August at Indianapoiia.

TnE GRAND OFFICERS

Appended is a list of the grand officers as far as they could be learned:. Srand Treasurer—T. N. Stewart. ttrand Chaplain—M. C. W. Willis,

Grand Warden Griffin. I Grand Guard—D. Johnson Executive committee—Conasd Burley, Tim. Terrell, and H. White.

B^UMFIEL'S

THE JOfiLIFICATION. ,, -f

About three hundred colosed people pame in from the east and so'Jth to-day. Vrom Indianapolis there were members from tbe Lincoln, Union ^nd Garret Smith lodgfs from jOBvansville,' members from the VanJjderburg lodge, the. Pride of Hoiie [lodge, ana there were also some from Brazil/ Tbe B)nzil people, brought along with them their band which headed tbe street parade. The afternoon was spent *t Monninger's Trivoli. This evening thefe will grand ball.

State'Mewl.. '1

William Short, who waa injured ly. a mowing machine, near FrankHn,' last week, died yesterday morning aV -2:30 o'clock.

Night before last a burglary was perpetrated at the residence ofi William Berryman, Eso., at Tipton,' Ind., which for boldness nss never beet* equaled in that country. During the night watch Mr. Berryman had fallen into a doze at the bedside of his invalid wife, when the house was entered at the open door and bis pantaloons carried away almost before his eyes. Early nexi morning one.of hie workmen discoveredaihem near the ban, and bis pocket-book, which had cgotaiaed $118, rifled and lying on the S®*1- •i_

Not fieeeMtry.

"James" writes to the Gazette^ pending more serious complications, ii it is necessary for the lady to accompany the entlemen who goes after a marriage icense. For ibe edification of James and other individuals who may be thinking of going into tbe murdering business—we meant to say matrimonial—we will say with all due respect to the subject and the ladies that it is not. Now, there.

Old Coins.

Gyp Vrydagh having seen some old coins noticed in tbe Gazvtte came here, tbis morning, with bis collection. He has one dated 1674, and one dated 1752, and he don't want a house and lot aod $400 in money for both of them either. .•

The

Misses Bsnnister, of Terre Haute,

were the guests of Miss Mabel Galey, yesterday,—[Crawfordsville Star.

Is headqnmrters for -r™

GUNGOODS

«U*S. iffiVOLVBBS, 1 4 AMMUNITION,

WISHING TAOKt'B, POCKET CUTLERY

And, in fact, everything in the line Sporting Goods.

Fishing Tackle 'Mr. Bnmviel h4» tfio finest stock fishing tackle ever displayed in tbe city

POCKET CUTLEfeY.

flis stock ia unequaled forvarlety and quality. His stock of

ijiuns and Mevolverm Is tho largest ever brought to the city .? and he offers them at the very lowest rates.

Hinting Suits, Locks & Keys,

Locks repaired, end Keys made and Fitted.

Special Bargains Offered

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Isjliil Twist Sruli'lniii{ But.

All kinds ol Gan Work done in the best of stvle and at 7 BXA8QJIABLB JLATBS. If you wont anything in the sporting line doo^t forge* thoaumberj.

Sowing

Sign of

$ Cor.

Machines.

He is also Agent fof the Victor Sewing Machines. 928 OWoStr«tttTerre HiMfa Ind.

the

Big Gun*

HT" Minirwws always on hand for Haling partii-H

McKeet* Bros'. Mill.

Tanth

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and Main

Sts-

in.ji'rr, Is one of the largeet aod flneat mllle In tbe State. All the machinery hai bem recently prt Is at a cost of Twenty-two thousand dollar*, .and Is of the lateat Improved pattern

The floor 13 made by any proeetw. The Hi(heaC*ala Price Paid for-

r,Vl

Wheat.

f•

Try tnelr floor and you will never aw the product of the old process again.

Old DR. KILNER

IP£i!IAUIT.

£ar and Chronic Diseases.

No aaedlciiu-gtv£n..a*. a nenefat this*. &.

OFF1GK

fll)2l{ north F.xuffh street. TjSrre Bailee. Jnd,

'Democratic IElection +-Tueaday, Nov. 7,1882,1 •rib,.-,,, Hecretary of Slate, &:'-

W. R. MY Eli*, frfMadt^i^opdy. Auditor ol SHate, raiags'H Aice, of»i«fiitium». s'

Treasurer of Dtate,

J. J. feOCWCH,q«#h«lon Co^tJT^ A.»Mmey Qieweral, FRANCIS T. HORD, ot Bortholomew Co.

HUperinterdent of Public iDStractlon. JOHN W. UOpCOMBS, ofTprtar Uo. Judaervof the Hnpreme C(.'ur», First District, W. NMaok, of Knox Co. Second street, O. W. Howk, of Floyd Co. Fourth Dlatrlei, Allen LOIlers, of Alien Co.

CongMsnMn Elslkth DUrtxtot. JOHN E. XAMB. Judae of tbe Cl( colt Cotirt. l-t ISIDNEY DAVIS.

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Froseeator of tbe Circuit Court. W.SHKLION. Jatdareof SupertorCourt. «V' jamumTallen.

Clerk.

JAMES M. SANKBY, Auditor, ANDREW GRIMES,

Treasurer,

N. B. KRNNKTT. Recorder, .X.'ii'f JAMBS PHILLIPS**^ ,j-

HbertflV .-tj'j,,. .-f

JU JOHN CLEARy. Representatives, 1. S. KESTER, sT# f*t» PHIUPSCBLOS8. 'CommliwKners.

First Dn»trlcU-JOUN WILSON, HecOnd District-JOHN F. ROEdEl ThUrd Dibtrict—MAttTlN K. LEC. **wcner,

ANDREW DROUeBf. Surveyor, "m m, RICH A KO HTROUT.

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