The Republic from Columbus, Indiana • Page 4

1 -f ft if 1 it ft 1 PETTX THIE VESv DAILY EVENING HEPUBLICAN. 8ometii4es5. because of anxiety to make al sale, a dealer in Tpoots and. shoes will misrepresent his oroods. It may have been observ-ed also" that dealers inother lines of merchalridise do the same.

We think this: a great mistake looking at the matter from a business, standpoint. Though the immediate result may be of slight benefit, the effect is' ultimately the loss of what might have been a Qood customer. A.S it is our desire to establish a large trade we govern our actions in dealiim- with those favoring us with their custom in accordance with the views expressed. Try us, and enjoy the peace of him that hath made a good bargain. C.

OpLLITS. thtt prison fare. If he were taken-into the I lal yard every day and agitated "with a nie maigesuon. lnu. JN ews.

Mail Agent Bowman suggests "chig- as a substitute for the "black- He has been there; and knows. 1- lot of i malfe and i female hoodlums ar ilnhe, habit of visiting the woods eviy.iight ixL.tHe bottoms near the motrth of Hawcreek. A watch will be Mcepl oa their movements in the future. waney wiu meet with a warm recep tioq. (when they show up down there A chad of Henry Lmderman, fare- 4 thJf Wde -house of Mooneye Ijadianapolis, and formerly of iniicify, aiea iyesteraay ama win do rr-' 'u.

Knoi Th fr, V4U UV4 VIUM UMV4IU wil take place from the Lutheran church immediately after the arrival of the :4 tyain to-morrow morning. A son of Lizzie Potter, who lives ad- jrday evening a hejajd from at noon to-' lit ana naa noi Deen The boy's very uneasy about him as shfejired thai he had been drowned. A ldi boys left here in a skiff yester- dagenrng4 td go tqRockford, and it is thought the boy is with the party. ok SALE-fElm House, of Columbus, Incvnd furniture. Time reasonable.

Int srest 6 per cent. In good location on Jackson street one square north of ptiafeeager depot on M. I. railroad. For further, information call on or ad-dj-eeslhe undersigned at Columbus, In- diaaa! (Jharley Fowler is in low spirits.

4 He is CtToss and don't allow anybody to fool wtjj tim. The reason of his ill humor is' that boy only twenty' years old beat hiri telling fish stories. He is rehearsing for a pitched battle against this risj nj young, prevaricator, and when the meet some whoppers will be landed. He tiry Brockman and Billy Marshall are ti'i act as judges and Geo. Tinsley as reik.

IrChas. H. Jones, of Indianapolis, ana Miss JNeme wens, were married at residence of the bride's parents, neiir "Seymour, July 11. The parties ha. re a number of friends ih this city.

Tt'p wedding was a very private one and there was a little romance connect- it, and as the enterprising Sey-mir papers dtf not seem to have "got on it," this is pubblshed partially for th, ir benefit. ))n0 week from to-day the colored icampmeeting at the fair grounds will cpinmence. The Rev. Mr. Zigler of In-dij napolis was here yesterday in the interest of the meeting, and stated that it wathe intention to have a stronger cajp of preachers and singers than were jiere last year.

The pr eaching stand and hall will be put in thorough order, and preparations will be! made to accommodate comfortably all who come. The; public is invited to cqne and oncourage the good work. Justices' Conrt Notes. Holt plead guiltybef ore'Squire iv; nney tms morning to an assault on Jhn Anderson. Fined and costed .86.

A case against the same party fqc attempting to provoke an assault dismissed. Anderson also plepd guilty to at; assault and was fined $9.86, before 'S juire Kinney. a There were three oth encases against Anderson of like charac- tf. 1 The Fair. The secretary of the Bartholomew A i i i sending premium Usts of the com- persons wuo write lor tnem Tbe surrounding country and adjacent be, thoroughly posted and aothing will be left undone to create an tejcest in the fair.

Horsemen from all hikiUfa At thd AoWntrv havA nitrfi toiv intention of coming and stockmen are Lbrbducts is cheerinff pbmmittee feel to that the conn- ty fair will be an honor to our county. THURSDAY. JJJXY, 1881., THE The quarterly pay. havel 'receired their CarloadGeorgiAwaterinelons-MarshV Henry Rowley, the Aikahsas Traveler, is the happy father of a nice Hi pound girl. 7 Mango egg? plant--Marsh's The Dav-car has' beeA'in this locaHtv.

and gladdened the hearts of the railroad )otb. t-h Sowder's celebrated table sauce 430. Will. Sweeney and one or two others went out fishing to Lowell mills last night. Theyj met with poor luck.

New crop wuntry cdjn honey SO's. a fine $200 muleln jlast iTuesday, a it-; from the effects of. heat: and colic. Smoked stjurgecm, red cabbage 430's. A cnlnrid Siami-in eitimr will com- mence at Madison! on tiie 22d, and will continue during the same time of the one to be held here, Oker.

blackberries, Marsh's. The air was perceptibly cooler last night, and the people were correspond ingly happy Still "open houses" are the order of the night.1? Car-load Georgia watermelons 430'si Parties going toTurkey Lake pay only $4 for a round-irip ticket from Indi- anapolis. Sam Dr.Wright and wife, will leave for this pleasant resort to-morrow. Pensacola, sea shells Marsh's. 3- A break in the water pipe at Mason's drug store on Third street and one in the elevator sewer pipe were giving the water works, commissioners considera ble trouble.

Cantelopesi, cabbage 430's. The English Sparrows are swarming in the gardens and fields in the vicinity of the city. They haye Ibeen prospecting. If they are fit for anything no one knows what it is. Smoke Sour Mash cigars Marsh's.

The small boy who! attended the cir cus whiles away the time, he is out of the river, examing the; show-bills, to see how much the company advertised that they did notshow. The Baptist festival at the residence n. lr j. i' oi itev. narry amnn, last night was a decided success, and everybody present naa a gooa time.

me receipts were between $17 and $18.90. Market House. Charley Pfeifer caught a fine lot of bass in three miles above town, yesterday evening. He also captured a five pound 'channel cat. He used no dynamite cartridges for bait.

The first "Katydid1 heard on Mechanic of the season was street last night. hath it that frost is sure to fol low in six weeks after the "Katydid" chirps. There is a small crumb of com- ti fort even in this little sign of a good time coming. Nw Meat Market. At Kissling's old A full supply of meats of air kinds will be kept hand.

John Conveb. 83tf i l1 Mr. Leonard Angle: who was prostra- ted by heat on Tuesdav. took a relanse yesterday evening, and for awhile it was feared that he would hot lfee through the night. A call at his resldencA t.M morning found him restin'2 easv and hi symptoms more favorable.

jrh'rfet'Hfl Last night a bijr six-footer, was I aeW cpming down Pearl street, singing mer- xjr. i wi iw, uo wa uuisuing up chorus his foot small stump the sidewalk rang out r. sharp and keen, the amusement of a They Earn Their Bread by Their Brow.1 the Sweat of Last night the residence of Mrs. Burnett was entered by Bneak thieves and robbed of three loaves of bread and a large panfull of rusks. Nothing else about the house was disturbed.

The thieves had no trouble to get into the house as it was left open on account of the heat. A Nice Present. Mrs. J. N.

Marsh was the recipient, yesterday, of Vose Son. piano, valued at $50jXr Jt was a gift from ner mother, Mrs. Mary J. Gooding, of North Vernon, and is a splendid instrument. Mrs.

Marsh was agreeably surprised, as she knew nothing of the intended gift until it was brought to tha door on a dray. A Family Fight. Quite a battle took place yesterday evening in the family of Robert Hendricks, who resides a short distance west of the city. The disturbance commenced about watering the stock, and for a time was waged with vigor and de-fc termination. Robert Hendricks had a gash cut on his head.

James, one of his sons, had a badly sprained ankle, ami another brother a black eye. Two of the boys, James and Nolen, came in to-day and plead guilty to assault on Robert Hendricks before Esq. New-som, who fined them in two casss $30.75 each. It Was a disgraceful affair, as Mr. is a man over sixty years of agev About People.

Col. Stansifer is pn the sick list. Dr. Gregory, of Louisville, is in the city. "Sam Samuels went to Indianapolis his morning.

Miss Katie Petiliott went to Edin- burg this morning. Charley Albert, at Crane's Queens-ire store, is making some nice ham mocks. Charley Spinner made; his first run to Indianapolis this morning as baggage-master on Cal. Elliott's train. Judge Hill and Judge Majors, who have been here attending; the Kaster case eft for Indianapolis, this morning.

Ben. Love, with some; of the parties to the suit- of Kaster vs. Kaster, just! tried, will return to Shetbyville on the i evening train. David Yates' family will rnove to St. Louis, Missouri, in a few' days.

Mr. Yates has been at work in that citv for several weeks. Miss Electa Covert, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Rob M. Lynn, returned to her home in Whiteland.

on ho morning train. Elder Z. T. Sweeney left- this morn ing for a short visit to his parents, who reside at Kansas, Illinois. He expects to return next Monday.

Henry Carney, Auditor of Jennings county, was in the city for a short time this morning. He has been on a trip west and was on his way home. Mrs. Mollie Gilbert, of Indianapolis, who was visiting her? parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Doup, was called home this morning by the illness of her husband. Mrs. Kerr, mother of Charley Kerr, was taken sick frdm heat yesterday, and Dr. "Wright, who was called, pronounced her case serious, bhe was resting some easier this morning Second-Hand i Type. About ten fonts of advertising display type, single and double column leads, single and double column slugs, foot slugs, advertising rulesi fancy and plain aasnes sumcient lor a nine-coiumn pa perall sixteen ems Long Primer long and just as good as new.

Will be sold at a bargain. Isaac? T. Brown, Columbus, Ind. i To regulate the liver, stomach and bowels, all you need i "Sellers' Liver Pills. Take them and see.

A Great Enterprise. The Hop Bitters Manufjacturing Company is one or ttocnester'B greatest enterprises. xneir Jiop juitters nave: reacnea a sale be yond all precedent, having from their 'in trinsio value found their way into almost every honsehpld in the land. Graphic. Very Dangerous F.

Burrows, of the firm of Burrows Winstanley, Sarnia and Vicksport, writes that he was cured of a very dangerous case of inflammation of the lungs solely bv the use of five bottles of Eclectric Oil. Feels great pleasure in' recommending it to the Sublie, as he had proved it, for many of the iseases it mentions to cure, through his friends, and in nearly every instance it was effectual. daw Morning Meditations. Geo. Bro8t, Clinton street, Buffalo, says your Spring Blossom is a 'first-class remedy for sick headache and stomach'1 derangements, and also acts well on the kidneys.

Price, 50 cents; trial bottles 10 cents, daw Look Out for Sudden Changes of weather, and gnard against them bv us ing Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. dawlt Newspaper Advertising. Few persons so fully appreciate the value of newspaper advertising as thqse suffering' from Billiousness or Liver Complaint, when they readHhe advertisement-of Spring Blos som and try it. Price, 50 cents trial bottles 10 cents. daw Strong Evidence.

I have sold at retail priee since the 4th of December last, 156 bottles of Thomas' Eclectric Oil, guaranteeaig evfery bottle. I must say I never sold a medicine in my life that gave such universal satisfaction. In my own case, with a badly ulcerated throat, after a physician penciling for several days to no effect, the Eclectric Oil cured it thoroughly in twenty-four hours, and In threatened croup In my children this winter it never failed to relieve almost immediate ly. SC. R.

Haiju Obatvuxe, March lit, mm. daw COLUMBUS MARKETS. ggs, per doz 10 15 17 1 50 .2 00 Butter per lb Chickens per doz Hens per doz I 3 1 00 75 Ducks Geese, each Turkeys per lb SO 5 40 11 1 00 4 75 6 7 100 1 00 1 20 85 45 7 00 75 12 00 85 reatners Rags per lb Potatoes per bu Pork, butchers Tallow per lb 80 4 25 Hides Sheep Pelts. 50 105 Wheat Meal per 100, bolted Feed Meal, per 100 Corn per bu Flour per bbl Bran per 100 Hay per ton. Shipp stuff 6 00 NOTICE TO KON-REIDENTS.

1 The State of Indiana Bartholomew County, before E. H. Kinney, J. of Columbus Township. Samuel ffege vs.

William, Adams, attachment. NOW comes the plaintiff by -Orr Wheatly his attorneys, and files his complaint here- in in attachment, together with an affidavit, that the defendant la a non-resident of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore, hereby given said defendant, that unless he be and appear on the 1st dav of August. 1881, at lOf o'clock the forenoon, at the office of E. H.

Kinney, Juepeof uie jf eace, in me city 01 uoiumpBB, uoiumbus townohlpi Bartholomew county and and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in his absence. Witness my hand and seal this9th day of July, 1881. EMANUEL H. KINNEY, J. P.

BXAXhV-1- 87d3w Hospital Needed. No palatial hospital needed needed for Hop Bitters patients, nor large-salaried talented puffers to tell what Hop Bitters will do or cure, as they tell their own story by -their certain and absolute cures at home. New York Independent. The Telephone Subscribers. Adams, Clarence Drug store.

Arnold, G. W. Office. American Express Office. Banker, Dr.

J. Office. Banker, Dr. A J. Residence.

Banfill, F. M. Residence. Bissell Hotel (when opened). Busch Son Foundry and gas fitting.

Crane's Queensware Store. Court-room Judge Carr's. Comstock, L. W. Dental office and Exchange office.

Davie, H. C. Chief Fire Department. Dahn, Geo. Meat market.

Democrat printing office. Duncan fe Reeves. Dave Newson. First National Bank. Gent, Jos.

Residence. Gaff, Gent Thomas Office. Hege Co. Builders' office. Hester, John C.

Grocer. Hogue Herzsch Drugs and books. Irwin, Jos. I Store and bank. Irwin, Jos.

I. Residence. M. I. R.

R. Freight office and passenger depot. Jones, B. B. Residence.

Kerr A Curry Office of agricultural ware house. Kinney, Esq. Residence. Kinney fe Hutchins Insurance office. Lucas, W.

J. Residence. Morgan, ohn Law onice. Marsh, J. N.

Grocer. McGregor. Residence. McGregor, J. A.

Office. Maynar fe Palmer saloon. Orr Wheatly. Norton Smith Law office. Pfeiffer, Chas.

Billiard parlor and saloon, Republican printing office. Reeves Bros. Machine works. Sims' Livery Stable. Shultz Washburn Dr avers.

Smith, a W. Residence. Smith, Dan. Livery stable. Starch works.

Stansifer Stansifer. St. Denis Hotel. Slsk, Wm. Grocer and Fire Alarm Station.

Shane, Dr. T. A. Residence. Schwartzkopf, Geo.

Hardware. 1 i Strasaner Co. Galvanized Iron Works. Shane, Dr. T.

A. Office. Tolland, Fred. Hardware. 3 Warner'B Meat Market.

Water works. Winans, Geo. Grocer. Western Union Telegraph Wooley's livery stable. r-'f; 1 03 .1 5 Hi 3 I "i 1 'W "51 1.