The Cambridge City Tribune from Cambridge City, Indiana • Page 3

1 The gambriage gite gribune May 28, '887 af and C. T. in Wright, Undertaker, now block to open day night, Wright's The post offloe will be olomed from 12 noon until 6:30 P. standard time, Mouday, May 30. MK8.

J. M. JONES, P. M. Strawberry are about ripe.

Emil Ebert has Clocinnati this week. grain de coming into, market pow. Bpring showers make dowers for Memorial Day. Odd Fellows decoration ocours on Saturday, June 11th. Marshal Straub in doing a good job of cleaning the streets.

John little daughter la here paying him a vialt. 4 Commencemeut to-morrow (Friday) night, at the Opera House. Trade In all brauotes of bualness on the lucrease in Cambridge City, Bush Black de alightly Improved and is doing as well as could be expected. Frank Laokey bae eutered bie mare Aante In the 2:85 olasa of the Detroit races. $90 Mozart Minstrels: are rebearsing nightly and making due progress.

There's fun abead. A memorial sermon will be preached by Rev, Retts at the M. E. Churob, oh next Sunday morning. Western Wayne Aorticultural Boolety meets at Bol.

Huddleaton's, In $100. Mt. Auburn, next Saturday. Judge D. W.

Comatook will deliver the memorial addresa at East German. town, next Sunday afternoon. land, Marshal Straub bus posted notices to property owners to olean their alleys and vaulta within the next ten days. Pairlox Neenan bad his right arm broken in two places while at work at sold the 'Riohmond Machine Worka, on place, Monday, after, We are pot omelally informed, yet ed it seema that June 22d, la the date fix. ed for bolding the Pythian Plonio at age Cambridge City.

George Sbults, WIll. Creltz, George for Bronson, and several others from here, Plaited Auderson, last Bunday, and witnessed the great gas well. The Car Works and business houses will pp plosed apd business generally beat puspepded fo. pambridge City during the afternoon ou Memorial Day, Father Kelly and his aleter left New last week, for a trip back to has Albany, Ireland. Their many friends here erg whah them a safe and bappy tour.

labors George Early, of the Boston Store, knows the value of advertising, Also that the TRIBUNE la the medium that of reaches the passes of the peoplo: follows: chauge of vepue to Heury county- W. has been taken in the Holeinger-Hat- Mike Meld case. Henry U. Jobneon bas School: been employed in the case by the Miss detente. School Mra.

Josoph Butler, of Hancook county, Mies was in town, laat week, looking alter The TRIBUNE Mina Miss big real interosta. unit keep him posted on the affairs to Miss this vicinity. Mine The loud, protane and vulgar Jar rage Indulged in by Joseph Boyd get during his drunken caroueala, le phey nuisance and should be atopped by the tendered officers of the law, take Nowmaater took Mra, Helod. baugh to the 'county jull for safe keeplog until the necessary papers own be prepared to bave her admitted to the agalost Asylum, other Insane Dr. Drauke arp numerous ou Bunday, and people going along the realet Striata are compelled to bear with the Dine ipepita glyen.

Where 1104 the responability of this atate of a TRIBUNE, Mr. J. A. Dynea, of the liver Gasetto, was la our elty on Wedues. The day, in the Interest of Sherman's Res.

Inst Iodisnapolla, which are now glycerine. conceded to be the largest, Auest and parently best in the West. Located at 18 and 20 workmen South Meridian, by Bouth and ure of 02 North Penneyivaula street. casing, Mr. thulta, President of the Town pressure Board of Trustees, has received a letter caning from R.

J. Miller, Engineer Mainte: blew nance of Way, of the Pan Handle derriox, road, la whlou be says Superintendent great Turner has recommended that the The company assist In opening the drive way under the track on Centre street. worth and Glad to bear it. leads Fate Gagen and Gluedle, two far, poys about 15. years old, got into fence, quarrel, on west Main street, on Mon- and 1 day night, and after considerable and sparring, got the -other boy down sad was oboking him- severely.

bard. they were separated Gaedle Watobing made a pass at three inpbes in lepgra There a Gogeu with knife, opitine the left coub ousek. How would it du to standing on give such young men A terpp in the olsea State Reform Buboul? place Toe drilling at the gas well has been ening kept going alght and day since lsat School Friday, sad' thus far the workmen will be have experieuced no long delays or past acoldonia. The drilled through will be. the drift to the Aret strata of limestone spata was about pl feet.

This strata of of the the say, was about two of the thick, when they entered Ainty In all shale pr slate, and were still drilling whoever to the same strata yesterday afternoon will be at 2 o4000lk, when they bad resobed capacity. the depth of 180 feet. 3. My Albert Marlatty Great Sale Horns. The fourth sale out of the Snort Horn herd at Sugar Grove Farm, four miles southeast of Cambridge Olty, was held OD Friday, May 21at.

The day was all that ould. have been asked, for, and the attendance was estimated at about 700, Tue entertainment given was ex. pellent and fully up to the standard of the reputation of the place. Everybody felt good and was in the best possible humor. It was the general opinion that the offerings were much better than had been advertised, and consequently the bidding was spirited.

There was a goodly representation of Short Horn breeders from this and adjoining States la A large portion of the atook wold went into the counties of Henry, Fayette, Union, Franklin, Hancook, Bartholomew, Wells and Tipton, There were 38 head mid, of whlob the following are a few of the purchases: Alice 5th-Legg de Son, Windfall, $200. Rose of the Valley-Legg Son, Windfall, Lad, $225, Alloe -W. S. Sheldler, Sheldler, Iud, $240. of.

Indiana--W. S. Sheidier, Sheldler, $246, Young Mary's Duke--B. Weaver, $260. -Klowley.

Morristown, $100. Roule--N North, Bluifton, Iodiana, $180 Mollie 4th-N. North, Bluffion, Mollie 20-N. North, Bluffion, $120. Mollie 8d--S.

Boortridge, Harrlaburg, $110, Duoliesa of Sugar Grove--J. Lamott, East Germantown, $60. Mattie--J: J. Paul, Tipton, $95. Ida-Wm.

Elliott, Harrisburg, Minnie Richardson--J. W. Weatley, $100 Red Duke-C. C. Hawkins, Farm.

$180. Valley Rose -J. D. Spabr, Centreville, $185 Rose of Elkbill 9th-N, Greenfield, ly Blufftou, $85. bad Alice 4th and Pride of Iadlans were for an advance before leaving the ber and other animals were sought but could not be purchased.

The total footings of the sale amountto $4.080.. than The elz bulla sold for $695, AD. ries; of $115,88. some The 32 Head of -cows and heifers sold berd $3,885, an average of $105.78.. more Mr.

Marlatt expresses himselr eatlefied with his sale. He has a large tion pumber of choice high bred cattle re- very maiming in ble berd, from which, in it expeata to, make one of the wales ever made in the State. dith'a The school term for this year oloses gree to-morrow. The work of the echool care been very successful. Both teachand acholars have engaged in their with a spirit of earnestness aud price pleasure, therefore making excellent tote: progress, The Board have already employed the majority of their corps top, teachers for next gobool year, we F.

Sandera, Buperintendent. Corm M. Hadley, Principal Aigb 'Penla Fill, Aceistant. High J. T.

Reese, Grade No. 7. Busle Harding, Grade No. 6. Ella Hauer; Grade No.

5. Loule Kelly, Grade Nd. 4 Lizale WholeD, Grade No. 2. ton, Mattie McClave, Grade No.

Teachera for Grades No. 3 and 8 are over, to be Miss Lille Mur. and Miss Hallie Harped have lie, their resignatiou, degirlar to ape pear of headed rest. apolla, "'Hum' Heiser, after eighteen years Ills, retirement, thought he was proof lu vesting lu patent rights Axing' sold by agents, but when. Rhoft pare to bio house, Just Red peddling kide, he could taking pound one of the sweeteat saw.

little girla you ever daytt get up the plder to the we hope the Doctor will de. a pair of twius every ville, Koightatown gas well' was shot Baturday, with 40 quarts of nitro The How gas was spnot Inoreased, yet when the Oblo, attompted to tout the press- Red gas on Tuesday, by capping the apolla, after twenty minutes the Lady begame so strong that the bus, broke loose and furly feet of it out of the well, blyber than the lie, The great pressure was Earl surprise to: all, Cambridge boys in the LeavenBall Club are playing great ball, Oblo, 45 going right to the front. Drischiel on the team at batting; line, thus tp big credit; balls 'over the 9 Dome rune, 8 three-baggera, wartzel The numerous elugle- bite. 8 effective work mittees Reynolds are doing battery, and are batting Bully boys. Your friends are Milton you.

Keep it up, Lawa sepme to be some misunders Milton' afloat concerning the ar- James rangementa for. the graduating exer- Street of pur High Hobool, which takes Milton at the Opera House, Friday Fire wext. We are authorized by the H. Board to announce that there D. no phange from the years, The price of admission 15 cants, There will be reserve Paul, fu the body of.

the ball in fropt stage, for the Immediate graduates ouly, Late other parts of the ball open to Aned ocoupies them. The ball trial prepared for its fullest seating was Exercises commence at 7:54 piss prompt standard times and Mra Meredith's of Short- Tha eleventh Publio Bale of Horns from the Oakland Farm www held on the 10th lust. The ty extended and juatly merited tation; of this herd brought such crowd of Short- Horn sa baa baa not boon seed at any this state for years. Or the 'large number present mention from Oblo: m. Wildmad, Belma; Geom Woloott Son, W.

T. Comba, Weaver; James er, Middletown; James White, Paris, From Illlonia, T. A. der, Quincy; Col. Judy, Talula; Goodwin, Chicago; Jaoob and -Hand, of Redmon, whose successes the show rioge at St.

Louls and have been phenominal, Kentuoky, Col. Moberly, Riobmond; Jan. Hali, Baelbyville; W. W. liton, and Vol.

Edmunson, Ington; U. Bright and Dr. Meredith, Eminence. Indiana was represented la sons of some of her moat noted ere and distinguished citizene, Robert Mitchell, President, and Quiok, deoretary Indiana Short Amoolation; Hon. 8.

P. Lockridge, reator National Bbort-Horn A tion; Thomse Wilbolte, Middletown. the man whose show berd has for him a national reputation. Major Coomer, E. Folsom, H.

C. Bates, W. F. Christian, W. Smith, J.

T. Dye, all of 8, Batta, Wo. Lambert, Columbus; Smith Wooters, Liberty; J. W. ter, Brookville; G.

Beoker, Sharpeville; A. Fleming, Blufftop; J. Weekly, Tipton; Mr. Bedgwick, mond; Mesare. Stevenson and Miller, Randolph County; Hon, 8.

Frazee, Kushville; Mr. Kiosley, Morristown, and Thomas Cotton, Shelby ville; gether with a large number of the and most lutelligent farmera from and adjoining counties. The crowd was estimated by competent persona ataeven buadred: Mre. Meredith appreotates the tendance and commendation of many. distinguished breeders; all.

whom praised her cattle, and sepeolalthe careful manner in whioh been bred and handled. Their encouragemeut and appreciation efforta made the sale a grand euocess-her's being one of the series galea, and her aVerage being from twenty- to Alty per cent: better that of any other sale. in the and while Mrs. Meredith mold thirty. Ave head, ber reserve of twenty odd bead is much valuable than that sold, and furulabes, to pure pedigrees, the foundsfor oue of the beat, it not the best berde in Indiana, headad is, by a pure Bates' Wild Eyes Bull: The good condition of Mrs.

Mere. cattle was due 1p great deto the palpa-taking and watchful of 'ber excellent berdaman, Mr. Joseph Edwards. We give below the purchases and of some of the more prominen Rose 8d- Hugh Calrus, Prince $185. Archer, Princeton, $185 Aylesby Red Rose--B.

F. Diokey, Aokerman, $285, Annie Payne--H. W. Lambert, CoJumbus, $195, Duchess a A Fleming, Murray, Ind, $150. Bouste T.

Trenton, $124. Mary Archer, $206, Gentle Son, ConOhio, $105. Bright Mary--J. T. Dye, TadianapoLad $16Q.

Blight 8. Folsom, $145, Zupat 3d-Honn Ron, Redmon, $290.. Rosebud 24-Hemn Son, Redmop, $240. glia qou-f. R.

Quiet 4. Bon, Columba, $135, D. Butte, Colym bye $115. Sharou. Goodness--B.

G. Booker, Sharpaville, fad, $100. Loudon Rome--E. G. Booker, $145, Lady Olarence 3d-W.

B. Bmitb, Indianapolie, $145. Walpurga-Woloott Son, Conover, $110. Mary Son, Royal-Quiok Boo, $100. Gypay-Coriatian 4 Son, $110.

of Norbury-R. Mitchell, Princeton, $185. Clarendon--W. T. Combe, Weavere, $110.

bead sold for AD; average of $186 cows and $99 on bulls, following are the standing comof the town Board of Trustees: Finance Committee- E. Brooke; L. Swickler, George W. Drie- and Ordinance CommitteeL Strickler, James Brooke, Winter, Committee- Geo. W.

Drisobel, L. Strickler, James H. Winter. Department Committee -James Winter, George W. James Brooke, Cemetery Committee- George W.

George W. Drischel, George Roperintendent. Thompson, who has been 000 in jell since March 22, a for stealing Frank Highley's oniled up last Thursday, and on of guilty, was sent to tall five days fined $5.00. A whirlwind came down the center of Main street, last Taseday, until np: Herd widerepu-1 together breaders sale in we IConover; Walk: Now W. R.

T. F. in other From perbreed- Hon. Walter Hora Disecola- won G. C.

Vaw N. best this at- of G. of the of s6- Hill to posite the Central Hotel, when it turuoil to the north and entered Tom Audemon's barber shop, twisted the large doors almost off binges, and hreating one of the large plate glass la the door. MEMORIAL DAY. Monday, May sesh, 1987, PROGRAMME.

Members of the G. A. R. will ble at their Post ronin at.12:00 M. All -soldiers and anilors not bore of the G.

A. are invited to the procession and to take part in ceremonies, and are requested to port at the Post room. The procemion will be formed Charch street, with right of column resting on Green street. ORDER OF COLUMN. Commander of Post and Btan.

National Band, of Greendeld. Grand Army of Repabilo and other Boldlers. Ministers, Reception Committee City Coancil, Citizens on Foot and in Carriages. When the procession is formed ready to move, all the church will onmmence tolling. The line of marob will be as followe: West to Walnut street, thence north to Main, thence east to Meredith' grove.

At the grove the following order be observed: Anthem, Rev. Retta Ban'd Memorial Address. Thoe. M. Browne Clark At the concluslon of the above exer'cises, the Decorating Committee will proceed to deposit flowers on tbe graves of dead comrades in the several cemeteries, in the following order: In the Meredith Family Cemetery, where prayer will be offered.

The procession will, then move to Capitol Hill. Cemetery, where the A. R. will. rehearse their special Memorial Service, and deposit flowers upon the woldlers' graves.

After which the procesalon will again form and march to Riverside Cemetery where epecial Memorial. Services will again be had by the G. A. The procession will then return to city and be dismissed. The procession will be under the management and control.

of J. B. Routb and bis assistants, Crosses will be erected to Capitol and Riverside Cemeteries for friends to hang wreatha on lu commemoration of relatives who are buried elsewhere. A spoolal invitation la bereby given all persons predenc to join the cession. a TRADE ITEMS, WANTED-Twenty-Ave girls to pick Strawberries.

JOHN GUYTON, Screen Doors and Windows at HARNED's. Milton Ice Cream Parlors. The Ice Cream Parlors at the reeldence of Mre. Sallie Peter, Milton, will. be opened Saturday uight, MAy 28, and thereafter during the heated term pure Jersey oream will be served, except A liberal share of patronage de requested.

Corliss Machine Oil at H'arned's. THEODORE Millinery, T. M. Bales' Ice Cream Parlor, Conleotionery and Fruit Stand, Ip Philip blook, Yeet of Valley TAlly road, de fast building Ap 84 excellent trade." He studies to please, and sake continuance of his already liberal patronage, Ice oream delivered in. ADJ quantity to all parta of town.

Toe Cream, Pure and spoolaity, Call bim', Not! On and and after June gasoline 1, 1887, wagon 1 I will run through Cambridge City three times weekMonday, and Friday mornto go. will sell the beat gasoline and Alex. Mo.Donald's and "Headlight" o'll: As thia la the Art business of the kiad'la our olty I hope by prompt attention to basin esa to abare liheral patronage from the people. Respectfully; FRANK T. FOR tract of land done talning, 6, or more known as the Walliob land, lying East of the River and East of the Gia Well.

Apply to or address, Mre. Fraser baa juat returned from the alty with Ane a atook of Millin'ery Goods has ever been brought to Cambridge; embracing all the latest novelties of. the Millinery Parlors two doors west of the school becan, formerly oppolte pout office. All klads of machine oll The Cambridge City Carriage Works the best place to buy Buggles, Buckboarda, Road and. have Ape vebloles made to order, Repaira and Palating specialty.

For good mechanics and low prices 1 can't te beaten guy where. 6-14 James Van Meter is ready to ropair your furniture in an artistio manner. or any repairs that miy be needed he la able and willing to do. Go and see bim. Tho "Quiok.

Meal" and Lyman" Gasoline Stoves- the best in the market at Whater's. Go and see them before Carpet Paper at Marson'a. Mired Painter the for sale at Mars Bullding Paper at Marson'a. Take your watabes to Marson's for repairs; Work done by S. 8: Outer.

The latent patterns vapor stoves at Buckboard for sale cheap, at Ebert'a Window shades of all kinds Mar son' Now Fiab, low prices, at The HOUSE of the PEOPLE JACOB GREISINGER would respectfully invite the attention of the Clothing buyiug publio of Cambridge Cit. and vicinity to the important frot that their preparations for the Spring trade bave been more complete and extanair than ever before, and that their took of CLOTHING HATS, CAPS, Piece Goods, Gents' Furnishings, Is one of the Largest and Best in the oity, Our reputation for LOW PRICES! its Extenda tributary territory. activity in the trade an has epoch Dearly in the doubled history -because of the prices Clothing have trade generally of Cambridge come down; City and over Four Counties, Our House marks prices have come down because we make LOW PRICE the keyetone of our system, MERCHANT TA TAILORING 19 A SPECIAL FEATURE OF OUR TRADE, JACOB GREISINGER, 256 Main Street. John D. Parlora Guyton has removed.

his Ice Cream to the bullding one door East of the Vinton House, where be will keep supply of cream, fruits, and fresh confectionaries in their 1,000 tons of good hay and straw wanted. WEEKLY WHELAN. Emil Ebert la the sole Agent for Western Wayne County for the Boluble Pacific Guado, the atandard and reliable fertilizer. Every farmer ought to use It. It fa valuable for Corn, Tobacoo, Wheat, Oats, Vegetables Fruits.

Try it. at Frobaapfel's. Leave your ordera for best Gasoline Bargains in Boots and Shoes can be found on 8. B. Fiaberle dollar: counter For Sale, Eggs chiokens, from Price, pure $1 bred for Light Brahma setting eggs.

Correspondence colloited. All enquiries promptly prawered. Address, WM. T. WIMMER, Cambridge City, Ind.

THE JEWEL NURSERY, Glowers and doalera 12 geveral nursery stook. Our etook is. excellent and embraces alt the leading hardy varietien Strawberrlea, Raspberries, Blackberries, Dewberries, Gooseberries, Curranta, Fruit trees, Vines, eto. Special attention given to ordera. Correspondence solicited Enclose stamp for descriptive catalogue.

Wo sign have Mobler'a Hurl EverRTEED, Improved Chinese and Dwarf Broomcorn Write for prices. Address, MOHLER FRANTA. Lock Box 354. New Carilale, Oblo. AGENTS EU Liboral teen la the coonEstablished W.

WORN FARD CATTLE OUT OUTZ: COLTO, ROTE LUNG ate used la and pretent lice CEO PROPORT GAPES IN FOWLA will Increase the quantity of not cent, ant makeshe butter Arm and wIlt Horses care or prevent post and are subject. WILL Proprietor, BALTIMORE, MA. THOS. M. MAYALL, Resident Dentist, Front ever BRIDGE CITY, INDIANA G1 Von Spectal Attantion to the ration of the 1 Natural Tooth.

Will be found In his at all hours, either dar or aight. C.S. WILSON, Resident Dentist Rooms ID Ebert's Block CAM BRIDGE CITY, IND. Special attention given to the preservation of natural teeth. doial teeth Insarted at reasonable rates.

THOS. R. JESSUP, Attorney at Law, Notary Fublio. Omos: Clarks Block, CAMBRIDGE CITY, INDIANA J. J.

McCARTHY, PROPRIETOR MARBLE GRANITE WORKS Cambridge Oity, Indiana. DESIGNS and PLANS FURNISHED WORK SOLICITED. PUMPS RETAIL The undereigued buys in sniall quantities, but. frequently, and thereby has Pumps that are new and fresh, and perlectly free from cracks. He sella the BEST PUMPS in the MARKET! hr Lower Prices Then ever before offered in Wayne county.

Hand Made Pumps! ALBO GAS PIPE, FITTINGS, SEWER PIFE, IRON SINKS, STEEL SINKS, CEMENT, Etc. war Ask for Prices on Clatern bullding, Well Driving, Digging and Cleaning. W. KISEK, Cambridge City, Btore Room in building over Canal. $25,000.00 IN GOLD! WILL BE PAID FOR ARBUCKLES' COFFEE WRAPPERS.

I Premium, 2 Premiums, $500.00 06 Premiums, $250.00 25 Premiums, 0100.00 100 Premiums, 050.00 200 Premiums, $20.00 1,000 Premiums, For full particulars and directions Circalar in overy pound of ARaUCELL' they WANTHD To solicit orders for our reliable Nariery Stock. Gond Salary and Expenses or ComPermanent employment toed. Address at ouce, atating ago. SNELL HOWLAND, Nurserymen, 8t. Louis, Mo.

With DOLLAR Perfection are (lasses, the SPECTACLES du from eat Spec- Look 1 Katrine, Scotland, tacles now manufactured, 4 every lens la ground mathematically correct; restore the sight and preserve the eyes; avoid common spectacles. Circulars free. Spectacles sent by mall adjusted to the sight. W. O.

DA VIA, Jeweler, 89-m8 Cambridge City, Ind. he Wall Paper! WE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK OF Wall Paper and Decorations EVER OFFERED. i. ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF WINDOW CURTAINS! ON SPRING FIXTURES, VERY CHEAP, -ATMcCAFFREY SON'S. 183611 SWIFT'S SPECIFIC.

1883 REMEDY NOT" FOR A DAY, BUT FOR' DO HALF A CENTURY EA sss RELIEVING SUFFERING HUMANITY I Sis S.S.S. AN INTERESTING TREATISE ON BLOOD AND SKIN FREE TO ALL IT SHOULD SE READ BY EVERYBODY. ADDRESS THE SWIFT SPECIFIC GA. W.A.ROTH 4.. -DEALERS Proprietors Cambridge City Elevator.

THE HIGHESTECASH PRICE FOR GRAIN. Elevator on O. 8t. L. P.

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