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1 1 PcreAVaier and Plenty of It Te nrrixsiToUs water woart com. TXiiV, lrtt luntri lactti tueapeoUyTta prepared furnUa pure, irtefc water to the CtUsene In drinking, washing, bathing, fountains and sprinkling. A leo, rail steam boilers, el avatori aad factories supplied at Sped si raUe. OtUSKlSO. WATsUtT Aayoneeoieringthe am tec cl vaiilta (eUmatd at ons huAr4 and fty thousand down to arateemvel in wCl readUvreeive the danj i1 are llaUe la he aee ef ordinary f1' WitlM of bJU at a yj eestle the "i uve coo work well uk Croo water ei New ark, the urnwuel water ot Philadelphia, the Ohio river.

wu awd In various ou on Its bordersj and lUtia well water of LouUrUle, sad tnere Try imni for considering it as good a water far purposes a say el lb Ant lourj and I J. LaWBtSOE MTTH. "Analytical Chemist, Louisville, Ry." FIRE PROTECTION T4 Company propose etanyUn to throw and maintain from FIF TX.I to FIFTY Flrst Oass Flr43treama (from BMC 6TEAM BOILERS At entlca called to the condition of the steam boilers at the Tater Worki building proof of the exceeaee of the water lor steam pm poses HATZ Detirlc( to greasy lnfrease aor lit ot consumers and to popuUfia seindUpeosstjle a luxury as plenty of par, cool water In ef erjr I dOrav'a bouse, we a adopted tha MWesC i MjraUaeoiiairtafltfaii boaiaaHiaobeaa. .1 We respectfully solicit patronage. All cells will reeeiv prompt attention, and all Information CheerfuSy given.

"i mm 1 DiJSIEL MACATJLEY. LIMBTTA, OK LIME FRUIT JUICE CORDIAL LIMETTA ta vator, or In aoda aad aomtM vt. tan, upplica a dcBdooa ben htga, affcctaally joeochiDt thint, cooUdc and Teirablng tha aya tern. It will ba loUDd particularly ajptmabla with ppiriu, aupplyiog deUckma itimo llaat, qaallDg fineat liquaara, alaa farming an rl)fit aUbatiluta tor taa aama aa a flmTOTw, audita aridity iinrontidrrfd mora agnwable. For aala by BOWM A SLUAH and ali droggiata.

7 14. Kow ia'ibt Una to (at Cbsp Shlrti hi tha Yery ttt make aad material. 81k food fdt 17 )J; eix bert tor 18.50. Monty tafundad not aatia factory. H.

S. TtJOKER, Maker, Washl47toa8t. cm NEWS. Tbe'arhool board meta in regular Besaioa A lceai ion of Tuners left for Fbiladel jaia last night Tb death! ceportad to the board of health in Jojy areragea 42 a week. It will require $2,211.16: to par the fire depar onent for the past two week.

An aJjonrnment of the board ot oommia tioners was had yesterday till the lltfai iost. Dr. G. M. Ievette baa been heard from at Bilrer Cliff, Colorado, lie think he will like the place.

The police made 442 arresta last month, lesides those for the dog, health taa cow orainances. 'VThile conplinc cars yesterday afternoon GL Robinson, yard matter of the B. fc YL xoao, naa a nana oaaij crnisnea. It is said that a jrrand musical tonrnamenlt and cornet band contest will take place at the exposition building In abou a month. I Erery business man in the city is inyited to attend ibe mtftiDgr of the mercantile asso ciation In the United States court room to night Patrolman Johnson yesterday escorted Charley Holland to the corporation line, he kancg been released from tne station house on.

promise to leave the city. Major Jared A. Smith will contribnte to the state bnrt an of suiistlcs a record of XL wprk done by 'th government in the river and harbor improvements in Indiana. Aboat 43 tons cf hay and. 4,000 rails were burned yesterday at the farm of William and Oliver Kloan, in Warren township.

An incendiary fired a meadow in which the i hay Was stacked. B. I. Foster, fraud secretary 1. 0.0.

willipeak'ataa Odd. Fellows' picnic, near Harmony, Clay county, on the 16ia instj and T. G. Beharrel will be the orator atalcele Iration at Fraukfort, Clinton county, i was begun yesterday on a sluice way from the old bed of Fall creek, below street, to White river, by which ithe aucnant water can be drained off. The river is now so low that a fall cad be obtained.

There Is a balance of 84C.337.4? in the state treanry at the end of the moth fiscal month. For the month of July $16,298,73 was paid opt of the State bouse fund, of Which fundVa bawbee ol 150,014.67 yet ramains in ue treasfrj. Last evening Judge, Test discharged! the in the Johnson K.rumrine rutnam lrfington school aseault and battery case. They had been oat 43 hours and failed to agree, standing eleven to one for It is reported that the case will be dismissed! Gen. Ben Haarisori.

leaves for Washington to night to confer with President Hayes over i. i i aiipuiuuneqi aa memoer oi iae aiisiis sippl river i Commission. It is believed that he will accept the position. A trip to Europe to uuroect the dikes of Holland will be: the first official jbujinesa. of the G.

De La Jlatyr, our own rrtrra noma irom a trip tnrongn taesoath. nortfla being hu latt stopping place. He is Confident af national success id 11 sine, and das anw npesoi new York. He.will devote tiisumeto these toi beginning the camiign, haineion the iOUi inst. He will BQl0nu umo.

i Lycut Ann "Uulsman, married la 1875. tracts a. divorce from Henry 11. Hulsmao on 'the groQcd of cruel treatment and abandon ment. 1 Frederilk Banesle, a benedict ot fourteen years' Experience, Is satisfied for the prefentj and if tips court wilt divorce hi a irom Elizabeth! whom be charges with abandonment, ht will ever pray, etc Several bnrglaries oqcurrdd earlj yesterdaT morr.icg.

The jhousef J. McB. bheppard, 180 North West street, was entered, but the thieves got Ripley's bouse, 190 on the same street, was entered. Thev searched Mr, Ripley's pockets and carried off about t3 in silver. The residence of Nelson Kinpman, No.

200 same street, gave thieves uiure suver coin. A Tfllow Fsvsr Seam. Ten days ago sine car loads of sf(yl3 came from Mmrif Teon. to the J. l.

aad l.r epot, and were transferred to the Vandalia: road and stnt to St. Louia. The goods camei in this round hout vay, quarantine regnU Seven car leadi more came to the Jk 1 from' Ifemphis last Jfoaday, to be ttuintu 01. ouu, xor some reason tne food3, which have been fumigated, were Slopped at the Jeffersonville depot here, and jrestcrday, the depot being crowded for room. were sent by drays to be stowed away in a commission houre.

People living in the vicinity of the depot indulged in a rood sir.ed scare yesterday, batlbeeotning con vinced that there was no danger of InfecUon the alana has sutaiaea. 1 1 I KK AM IAT Raary Hart, tfca lr4' fompoMr A. V'gy Vritor Maaaoasor la a Freight 0 Mulf aot a LaerraUva Baataoaa. The composer of tome of tha most torm1ar planlAtioti of the latter day necro mln. Unit, is wall knowa in this city a Henry Hart, tne colored violinUt and the liee Una freight cilice mesetnge Ilk songs have been SUDS wherever the corked aniata ara and as' represenUtions of the genuine plantation fervcr and the real negro unction Uiejare in greit favor, Henry Hart was born in Fran fort.

Kentuckv. in at free Darents. Jn 1M hei left Ken tucky went to Cleveland. There he learned to play the violin, and was a member of Stanton's band of white musicians. In 104 he left for New Orleans, playing his way dawn the river on one of the fine steamers.

In that city he played for several months as first violinist in Prescott's Museum, lie there married his ife, who was a professional cianist and who played with, him in various placn la that city until 1807, when ha removed to Kvlantville, where he opened a barber shop. It was in this city that he the songs that have made him the most popular negro sorg writer in the country. In 1874. he organized a negro minstrel company, In men were some ox the best ar tists in their line; that were ever On stage. Sam Lucas, sow, with the Hver sisters, Jake Hamilton, the banjoist.

no aiea recently in California, urown ajd II ills, the famous song and dance man and numerous lesser lights, all of whom are now pro feat locals, were with him. Tbey made one trip through Ohio, Illinois. Kentucky and Indiana, and then dUbanded. It was during this season that Henry wrote his best songs, and tbey were first tune under his own leadership bv his own singers. They were greeted with considerable applause and attracted some attention, especially among other singers who happened to hear them, Soon after the sompany disbanded and long before the songs were published.

Cal Wagner. Milt Barlow and' other celebrated end men had obtained copies from the composer. and sang them with great success throughout this country, jve ahve Oat possum' was tint snng by Sam Lucas. After he left the company he had it published in Boston by John T. Peiry, and claimed It as his own, ana it was only alter a' long epistolary du enssion that Ilarry Hart obtained a public acknowledgement irom Lucas that he was the genuine author.

The other songs were all published in doe time, and have had, and are still having, a large sale among admirers of that kind of music The most popular songs he ever wrote are "Ke ahve dat "Good sweet ham" and "Daffney do you love me." "Ke ahve dat his beat song, reads as follows: Poarom meat am good to eat, Ke ahve him to da heart; Toa'll alloa ftna him good an' sweet, Ka ahve him to de heart. wt doj? did bark an' I went to see, Ke ahve him to da heart, An' dar waaa 'possum op a tree, i Ke ahve him to de heart. j. GiOrns lKa atava dafpoaram, 4hve dat poaaum, chlliun, i Kahva dat 'poasnm, Ka ahve him to de heart. "Daffney ao you love1 me?" is an exceedingly popular end song.

Its chorus is particularly goodand forms a part of one of best comic medleys ever arranged: The wind waa calm and tha son had net; Oh Daffnev, do you love me yet? "When, me and black eyed Eaffopy metj i Oh iteiluey, doyoalovepa yett She wore a red not on her head t)h Iafiney, do yon love' me yetT aweetonathdalaaid: Oh Daflney, do you love me yett Choma Ohbardenewi.bardanewa; For I ia a coming; bar de nawa, bar da newa Owine, to meet yon bye and bye. "Good sweet ham" is the poorest of the three. Its measure is defective and grammar faulty, but it is popular with the singers aud seldom fails to provoke an encore. Its sentiment probably covers its short The chorus goes: "Old hak, it iada matt, Forrii'aallui good and sweet; Yon may Mia It, bake it, fry 11 or brile it, htiil it's allaa gd and iweeU" 1 Among his other works are the following: "On the Beautiful Lake Erie." waltz: "Mr Tbonghta are of Thee," ballad; "those cnanniDg reet, song and. dance "Evans ville ravcOe.

waltzi "UnsoDhlsUcated Joshua," song and dance; "730 gallop Gipsy waltz; mazourka; "Bright ye4 Sue," song and dance, i AKTITICIAX, ICE. That Proceaa aad Coat of Manufacture. A.ugaau (Oa.) Chronicle.1 i The Arcric ice company are now turning out between ten and twelve thousand pounds oi jce per aay, wnicn they are nnder con tract to deliver at half a cent per pound. The process employed by the company te said to be the cheapest known to science at the present day. The cost of manufacturing ice here is only eighty five cents' a ton, or about four centa and a quarter a hundred pounds.

As it is sold in bulk at ten dollars a ton the margin! of profit la nine dollars and ntteen oenta on eacn two thousand pounds. This is ahead of California gold mining The ice comes out in huge oblong blocks, St inches in length and 12 (inches square. There space in the freezing chest (so to speak) for four hundred and eighty of these blocks, amounting in weight to thirty thousand pounds. As it requires 72 hours, however, from the time the water is poured into the cans until it is turned out again' in solid form, only ohe thiidof the quantityis produced daily. It is the intention of the com pany to double the capacity of the works rn a very short time.

The blocks the new chest will be only six inches thick, and as they will freeze much more rapidly than those of double the thickness, the daily production will be correspondingly great. The process by which the freezing is accomplished requires about fifty pounds' of liquid ammonia 4o be stored, in a very strong iron and this 9 connected with a coil of pipes immersed in a tank, of strong brine into thU brine galvanized iron cans holding pure water are these cans are of the size of the blocks of ice which are formed; The liquid ammonia is allowed to flow through these coils, and' it gradually becomes gaseous, and in becoming so abstracts from water so much heat that, it speedily freezes. A powerful steam pump forces thet gaseous ammonia back into the iron cylinder again, thus liberating great heat, which is disposed oi by cold water dropping upon the coils of pipe through which the ammonia 'pas? as on its way to the condenser. The process is a continuous one, and if the pumps and coils do not leak there is no lof, and the operations may go on so long as themachinery i Tha nanglng Gardena of Aaarrta Loodon Athcneum. Mr.

Iiassam's excavations on the Ifuielibl Mound have proved that this was the site of the famous, hangigg gardens, for in its ruins he found wells, aqueducts and ponderous morses cf stone, all proving that the building had been erected, as the Greek writers say, to imitate mountain seen err. The stone used was a black basalt, wbicfy is found only in the Arminian hills, and the immense mssses must have been floated down tire river. In. a mound to the soutbTof the mass of'city. ruins, called Jumjuma, lit.

Rassaov discOvered the remains of a rich hall or palace, with the columns composed of enameled bricks and mosac; the cornices were of painted bricks and the roof of; rich Indian black wood. From the position ot. this palace or banqueting hall it would appear to have been situated on the banks of the river, and was nrohahlr the site Of the state festi vali and banquets. The 7 inscriptions found there prove the edifice toi bare beenereorea by Nebuchadnezzar and by his successors. probably beautified Weat Tield UvXlawar, Philadelphia Star.l The yield of wheat on some of the' I 16 1 I piots oi Delaware is reported higbJ as nftj eight bushels to the acre.

This seems almost incredible, but is stated as a fact on what seems to be good authority. Sfity bubel8to Hhe acre have freauently been obtained ia Zngkad, 1 THE lHDIANAFQIiIS NEWS; FRIDAY, KARKET REl'UUT, a Indianapolis Wholaaala Market, Joanna Pmovuuors atoady Qear porl Uf pork HO SO; a a. hamiqujot at 1 eruintoavaragaa. ahouldsra, Sio Daoon, Be; bacon, aldoa, clear at Shoulders 4c kattla lard, la UetoM, 7X0. raoDrtca Trada oulet.

Bhln paying jtj3j7 eeeta, loaa ofl, for egg, which aoil from storaat's centa OooJ Lbatter eelilna' at 12: ilpperi paying lO.eenta; common gradaa SaCo. Eprlng ehickena 11 6032.00 old hew 13 25; rooaten3 5S Geaae l4S0for full feathered; 13 50 for picked. Pnckj $2 25 for old BO for young. Turkcyi centa par pound. Feathers prima M.

cents; mixed eenta aooording to naUty. 1 OaocxarcsBnalneii continues good. Bagsrs hard 39xet Standard 'As oIA SM'SOc; White extra 8S yeUow SiSSKe CoSeea aommon, it34ne; fair, UX3l2c; food 123X4: prune, BSUs; strictly prima, 1415; ehotoa, 1) OlfXc goMan Klo, 17X 320cJaTa, SS02Sej Mexican, 17318c, aooording to grada. Waiiasas ana iyrupe Hew Orleans molanei, 'S505Os; syrupa, S0O3Sa; medium, S5J0g; ehoioa, tS50s, Starch, iiQ9c lake salt, S1J20 per ear lots SI SO ta email quantities! Btot, 79SHo for iair to neat Louisiana and Cart ltna. Cheese, jobbing at 637(s for waatani ra Serva, coal oO 11312 tor atandard grada Spioaa 55c; oaaala, 8540e; natmega, 80c3ll 10 par eroond goods pepper, tOajOc ginger, SO J25p; Lemons aHiploa, S33Qc; 40J60; mustard, ji5o.

Foaxioa Faurra ajrn Kots Itarket strong and higher Bsisina Layeii, tLKQl 90. London layers 112531.85 jCailforr'a honch 7e pet lb. Kew sultinaa Vlfi pet lb. Mascatala, double crown; (202.10. Curranta C6ie.

Leghorn Uoidea dates none li market Lemons Meadnaa 5097. rerao 50' Four Tier fS 5006.00. Orangea ImTedaie Kaplas B.5037, Palermo 17.50 Flga, drama. 14c; layer 15317c; bags, IO3B0. uts soft shelled almonds: Tarragona, 20(321c; SheQed almonds, 83340s.

BrazUinuta, lOo. Bimly ftlberta, liX314e, French walnata, I23U Haplea w. nuts, Peanuto red Tennessee hrhUe J(97o; Tlrglnla, 7o. I LxaxuKv Dauos Markets strong with an'aetlve trade I prices unchanged, ICer r3i5533.6u, etnehor. Ha 11 oamphor.

at S0335opUoc aol. 1X10(3115; aaaafoeUda, 3535o: alum, at ftffil eblorotona, SOSic; nopperas, barrels. S3.C0 eream tartar, pare, 8O3M0; castor oil, No. i H.40OL45: bergaaot. per pound, SSJ031.75; Mroarba, aalta, epsoca, 4 5c: sulphur, flour, Ijttc; salt petre, S93O0; tor pan tine, S540c; glycerine, lS(23o; bromide pot ash, S70i7e; lard oil; S3 0c, linseed oil, CS 79.

white lead, 7c. Iodide ot potaah.t4.75. Det Goons Market Prtnta American 7c; Allen 6c; ddyatona fancy 6jc; Pacific fancy 7c'; Harmony tc; 8imp)n solid black 6c. Brown sheetings Atlantic A Creseent A 84o. Bleached sheeUnga Blickjtone AX 8Xc; Chapman Fruit jot the Loam S4c; Kew Tork MUlaj Lnsdale 9e.

Corset jeans Isunkeag gateen 8c; Jndian oreaard 7jOr Ticks Amoskeeg A A Lewlatona inch 17r; S2 inch 15c; SO JHraiana9c; Augusta 9c; Alabama 9c; Toledo Vfi', Manchester 8340." Jeans Deer Island 42c; Bedford 80c; Polaris 20c; Lancaster ginghama 9c, Grain bags Stark A 25c; rakllnville23e; Americrn S2s; Harmony 21c. Hid as Are in good demand. Sales 'of (J. 8. red at 83437ej green bidet sows, green higher.

8c; green kip, 8c; green calf, lOo; bulls, stagsand grubby on. Tallow at B.353ie Lxathkb Market stronger and higher. Oak sola held at 80336c; hemlock sola held at 21 28e; harness, 2S3SSC; skirting, S4S7o'; rough harness, 2028c; Pittsburg harness. S6SSe; brldla per dozen, tiJ5ic dty kip, 60(9 90e; French kip, tl.0031,40; dty calf aklna, 76caSU0; FronohcaU akla'Siao17. Iaok Market steady at the advance Bar iron 2.00X80; WToughtoharcoal bar 4.00(3 i SO.

ffom shoes mole shoea.tU75A5.00. EcTFLixa. Trads strong and active Horthrop'a sheet Iron roofing, H.50 per squara Best branda charcoal. tin. IO 10x14, ard 14x20, tl 00; 12x12, t7 J2S LX, 10x14, and 14x20, 19 06; 12x12, 19.25.

Coke 10, 10x14 tS 50 root ng, 10, 14x20, 15.60,; 20x21 113.5 0, block tinj ta pidinlSe: In ban, 20c' Common sheet iron Hos. 4i, 16 at rA90: No 1820 at $34)0: Hoa 2224 813.10: oe. 26 and K7 8i.4099.0u, Uharcoaiuon So. 27, Moorhead's galvanised iron 40 oar eent. Lead.

Is pUa.fie in bars. 6c Sheet sine In full casks leas. Granite Iron ware 80 per cent, discount. i Piorti learn1 wisdom by experience, A man never wakes up his second baby to see it laugh, but always 'keeps Dr. Bull's Baby byrup handy.

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For ae sitive and aevere eases ot Ca xarrh, onr Catarrh Car (75c) used with our Naeal, is a radical cure. urBnttaler (My), for leaf and 1 brosvt Diseases and iDtemsl bleeding, is invaJoable. Oar Otatmemt (50c). for ffareav. Piles, etc should be kept ia every familr Oui Plaeters excel all others.

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Arrive at 450pm Leave Fort Arrive at 103'Mpm lave xndianapoiia. Arrive at Fort Wayne, Leave Arrive at FortWayne. IKSOam Hr SOam Leave ijnaisnapoiis. Arrive at Fort xralns run on UMumpos time. George W.Td alien, G.T.

A. Louirraia, Bew Aihaay A Chicago, i (Tla W.1 lOOaas I Cnwtordsvllle, I aorth pa 80 am I Crawfordsvllla, aouU IMss i EUBiverB B. East. I0K)0am 7 am. Den er ManchesUs'.

12 Otto. 12 Junc'a 73aia Ulsa' Hut ler 6 via L8 and D41na Beading, M'p" season ,..,,.11 :80pm.Detroit, via Ft and i siicnutaa. OSpmi5 giaaw, auca Ondnnatl, Wabash A Michigan via Bee line, IndianapoUa. depart Anderson Junction, Msiioa 10 tr la ny Goahen 11 1 Elkhart. 2 ti i 1 erandBaplds lft OOam Lafayette, Bloominctan and Monde rr.rsct con qecuoa av iuayeive wua A.rv a 11:50 pm 8:10 am 11:80 am Iadlanapolia 0 4:48 pm 8:42 pm as 7:0 pm Laiayette Boopeatoa Paxtoa 1 Gibson Btoomingtaa Suopm un pta iz pm 1 Npaa raia Gea.

Paaa. Agent, AAmyettelndJ Logansport, CrawiudsriUa A Soath Westta South. Vortsi. 14. Lcgazunort tpm Logansport.

12 pm JUe pm S. oopm 1 inn 1 iuub pm 8 A pa CtawsarrdsTllla, tfXpm taenm annam 7:10 pm CrawfordavUla. 10 am Tana Haute. 8:80 am TerreHaatsu S6 pm pm I Trains marked thua, r. reclining chair car.

Trains marked taaa, s. ladlcate sieewr. mm PAPEBCo 5 1 Xtua, parlsg csn. AUGUST 1, 1879; THE INDIANAPOLIS PWS hasthelargest circiuauon oi any aauy paper published in In diana. It is taken in almost eveiyCoimty in the State, and is cdelivr ered by.

Carriers everj day in the following towns and i ELMER BRYAN, Arcadia. i JOHN L02TARD, Alexandria. HAWK, Anderson. CARR, Altamont, HI. :1 ORT.

NORTON, Argosi EUL.LOEB, Attica, 1L De WITT, Acton. W. RALSTON, Amo. JsO. DUbAN, Arlingtoftr Jio.

JIcPHEETERS, Bloomingtoa, BJ MUEL DEAL, Eoylflton. J. DELAFIELD, Braxa. ARTHUR BARNES, AiD. HAMILTON, BrightwooS, lad.

JOS. CHRIST AIN, Brightwooi i. PERRY, Brooklyn. JO'HN MORGAN, Brown B. HOLE, Bridgeport.

GEO. ILTOWNSEND, Blufiton. J. (X STERRETT, 3aenaVista. J.

A. MUNDEN dereltifcV: i' 8. B. HALL, Clayton. IL ANDREW, Colfax, BWIGGETT ASTAHRCambridgeaty H.

TURPIN' Clermont. E. NEAL, Cicero. OLLIE HARDEN CoTington. WILL.

WASSON, awfordsTille. P. H. KENSLER, Connersrille. J.

W. CARTER, Carters Station. LI NAUGDE, Clorerdale. C. CHEV ALIEN, Champaign, HL G.

E. ELLIS; ColumbuB. CHAS. E. MORRIS, Danrille, LOUIS CAIN, Danville, 111 G.

M. GRAHAM, DelphL R. D. CRAIGHEAD, Dunreith. F.

M. STOKES, El wood. V. H. HUFF, Edinborg.

a SMITH, Elkhart. JNO. B. HOLTON, Friendswood. H.

DUNLAP, Franklin. P. B. DAVIS, Fort Waynet JAS. EDMUNDS, Fortrille.

EDDIE FRANCIS, Fairland. A. E. Fowler. 8.

R. BARNETT. Fountaintown, 1 BRYANT A NORRIS, Frankfort. F. SHERIDAN, Greencaatls.

HOMER A. BRAGG, Greehfield, C. W. SEARIGIir, Goodland. BARTON, Greensbiurg.

WILL GIPE, East Germantowin. FRANK B. ROGERS, WUlie X. OOLEY, Greenwood. FRANK H.

PETERS. Goahen. CHARLES FRANCE. Homer, HL DAVID GRIFFITH, Huntington. T.

KNAPP, Irringtdn, E. WEBER, Wm. EMMONS, Jamestown. JOSEPH SOMES, Knightsville. JOHN IL PA YNE.V KANSAS, Dl J.

LEONARD, Kempton. D. SHELLENBARUER, KnightstowH. H. G.

MEYER BRO, Kokomo. B. C. KENT, Ken tl and. J.

H. KENDALL, LUton. A. W.L PAUL, Laporte. 1 Wm.

BECHTELL. Lebanon. C. RICE, Ladoga. CHAS.

FELLOWS. Lewiarillft. Vi FRANK DARRAH, Logansport 1 W. E. TEMPLE, Lafayette.

1 W. J. DRAPER, London. J. JACOBS.

Montezuma. H. W. MILLER, Michigan City. E.

E. WHITTED. Martinrrille. EDWARD CAMMACK Milford. ANDY DOWN ARD, Marion.

C. WOOD, Monticello. i L. COLE Marshall. 111.

H. LETTERER, May wood. SHERMAN SOUTH, Mattoon, 111. W. A.

HUNT. Mooresvillo. J. WILSON, Monrovia. W.

R. DAVIS. Morristown. J. W.

CARLISLE, Madison. M. D. CAMPBELL. Newman, I1L COLLINS, North Indianapolis.

E. B. DOLL, North Vernon. FRANK DECKERT. Noblesrillo.

1 BEM FISHER. New Cartle, J. N.E. WOLFE. Oaktown.

J. W. BARNES, Oxford, Ind. J. L.

THORNTON. Princeton. SHERIFF A ELY, Paris, III. DORA i BIRD, Pittotforo. E.

SMITH, Plaufield. WM. BECK, Pern. ALBERT CiiESSNER, PlymouUi. H.FODREA RaTsrille.

W. J. KENDALL, Rockrille. L. E.

RAN NELLS. Rochester. JOHN iWHITAKER, RumiaviUe. W. D.

TRESTEN, ReedTiile. R. WOODOOCK, RusbTilla. F. PARK ET, SharpesvU Ind.

E. SMALL, eihelbvville, FRANK BELLES. Spencer. EDGAR AVERY, St. Paul.

H.A.MCALPINA BRO Southport. A. MERRITT, ScircleTille. R. O'BRIEN, Terre Haatei AB.O'NEEL, Tolono, 111.

ED. ANDERSON, Thorntowu; ALBERT (X)LEINS, Tipton. H. O. 111.

FRANK VAIL, VermiUon, Hi. CHAS. ROSEMAN. Vlncennea JAMES KELLY, Vandalia, 111,. BALSER, Vernon.

J. W. ELLIS. Vallew Mills. JAMES MA Waldron CHARLEY LUMAEEE, WaVaalu 8HARPE.

Wawaw. HENRY 8TRASSER, G. G. Waterloo. H.

A. PRATT. WaTeland. JAS. EEEBE.

Whiteland. JOEL JACKSON, West Newton OSCAR HALL 'ZionsTille. Orders for the paper can be given to the acehts named above, i EIDIMAFOLIS daily mxis ITlere it Is BBliyerefl 1 who leave ly at our door. Calta I GXiHrjiai'. SULPHUR SOAP CArrrowI Bea that ywi ret the above bearlns: k.M Dame and deain on the cartoon which encloses each cake aa thla faroxma remeilv has been nnooth.

C.J. 1 um wis fraternity. FAMOVS MALE'S HONEY OF HOREHOUND Vvl fv i v. 4rsiTV oartf TH IXADiKQ ABequtiforpf It 'render Clear, and aiDie BUDatitute uuk Persons sort to tulphur It LNO or BED and'preventivetf Diseaoea It As an more dtraii WTTiJ, BLOTCilVS very best soap or res 1 or in 1 oray najr im urtgvoaj Color fUneoaiasd), 50 Csata. PIXBTS TOOTHACHE DROPS, which.

Cure la One Minute. Caejta. HILL'S HAIR AND WHISKER OYS (ixmtaataaeeas), 90 Centa. t. BOLD J3Y AXJL.

A C) er CHICAQ0 ASSI0TIIC2rT STOOS OZ jrMVBOOTScV SHOES, Which I have bought at 47 centa on tha dollarL cucmpon sujcb oooui ou una ever wurru i suui City, as I CAILR0AD SHOE FACTORY, 103 E. Washington St, ALL WOES Wi BR ANTED. 4 si aw4a IBli We bare a fun stock of PETE LTTMBEB on and offer prtc that win Insure sale. We kavs irect connection with ills of FOKTEB, BLACK. MAN A itkihtgaa.

and caa furnish LumW as ow as any manufacturer. Cedar Posts and Cedar eHIN.GXES are ot our own manufacture, and are Corner of First straet LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES AND POSTS. XTrtxro Shaded A 8Wrglee Standard A et inglea ll A) per 40 per at Clear A Shinigi 3 so per 2 20 per Joisis, Bcsn'tiiDg and Barn Beards 12 inches wide.w 11 60 per SlJtO 14 60 per We have In our Wholesam yard at Mlchlaaa City berthat we can sell by the car load Yery lower rates than the above, ami deliver ta any part of the Yard and Planing Hl, north of the Vsndslls Depot, MPIANAPOM3, Indiana oobuhkt tb JO tJTHia. XJ 33L I TVT A liauid let IRON POLISH. inc.

per gallon, Alfred on Water Plpfa, Pipes, Coal Hods, Hotel, writes: ana Orates, ana beet Polish fur REFRIGERATORSiAX COTS R. McQUATy 61 and 63 W. Washington St. COLLEGES A5D SCHOULS. aassaBssafsssaiks4)Vsasslsas HANOVER COLLEGE, Hew.

D. Fisher, D.I Pres'i. riamiraland Scientific Couraea, witji Preparatory Department. 1 Location health! uL Boardlag saloons. For address President, Hanover, Ind.

TV. rrl aitnn nf lhla twnnlajr iniMtatlan wtn awn Srnittnkar IO nsik nai acojuei in uterary ana aieatcai isparv menta. A Special English lpanment nas oeen aaaaa. For Catalogurs in Literary Department, aJ'trAs CHAl'hUY BUTLER, Secretary, or O. A.

BUB Grce. Pfesident, IrvtDgfan, ln. In Medical Department, address Dr. Indianapolis. St.

Anna's School for Girls. 477 N. Penn. St, Indleaapolls, Ind. Next term opens Sept.

8. Boardlag pupils, 8375 to S3O0f dsy pupils, 812 to tA) ir seesioa of niae weeks. Fight teshers sre eogsged in the work of the school: each department kaa a special teacher. Send for circular, catalogue and outline of school work, or call on toe rector ot tbescneol at47 3orta Penn. and at testimonials sad references.

Bedoced rates for pupils entering for the school Lpsu umental and Vocal Masle, Drawing. PalntiDC and Elocution by masters of these arts. School hour, 8:48 to I p. m. Special Instruction riven in the Arts and LaOKusea.

8 p. m. till 4 n. m. KeV.

n. ULAJUt, JO. A. m. JiOCtOT BOd Head Master.

MILITARY ACADE11Y, CHX8TXX, FI3E5YI.TABI1, Opens SepC 10th. Thorough instruction la ClvD Kcglneerlng, Ukcmlstry, tne uasstce Depreea eon erred. For circulars, apply to Colonel TfliuO. HYATT, President, I In Small Ucnthiy Payments, 'dim Butler Uniyersity. $75.00, vs ST A a 4 1 8PLC1T PC3 SKirJtDISEASES the Comphxfon: lie Cuticle Smooth, and ia the bri ros for expenaive.Salpiuir ifai wicra ana ores.

emjJoTlng it have no need trvre pruigs for baUiing purpiivs UaJpairableM.il.xrECTAlfTof CLOTU IXStS, and a ctl wMj U6ivxaa or e0 TaJ jiijl as an icxjui tn. aii4nct cf the TClLITi it to in than any FBrCXLtS, PIIPIES, and yield to ita iidoence and it is the to with, l'avtnr the.t 25ctiaC 3Cales7Pc 1 AnrcspeciUaf' Goods D4vsi and Crpcrs keep oa tad GLEXX SCL rnuB 804Pj aad wiH on 5ie mand for it ctp ply the ItalsoLaiDICATE DiADarrrJ is cnoiiaea cy te Ali a.c i IN REMEDIES. AND TAR, for Coogha aad all Laag DiitaeeaJ DnUGGIDTa and must 'be turned Into cash lntlrty ta. GEO, C. STEmHAUER.

as sasssr. tm sjmsea Boarda for moth close ta always OB hand. All taa warranted, i and C. Z. Han tray.

4 I i Xtot evils Best Fencing and Common Bords. tt No. i Fencing aad No. 2 Bardsi. 11 00 prr) at Cull Pressed loorlog 60 to 23 00 pr Presesd Siriing 14 00 to IS 09 a Cedsr POots J.

14 cla. a4a.v from 8,000,000 to SjBOO.OOO et ot Dry Fine Laai black. Watervroof Polish tor all kinds ot iron. Csslt Steam flpea, Irou.Mnks, Grates, Irba Fences, (ia etc E. B.

Etpiew, Proprietor of Occldrtatal have nsed Nablaa Iron Polish on uy Wteameipf li anorasjne.pieasore to state tnst rt I Iron aver used or saw la Price the Anest srid for 8 os bottit. j. 'I S1nke'i f. PennvylraVnlsi SU JOS.A.MOORB i. 84 Hariet EtieeL FOR BEKT: 5 Dwelling Hoossj 878 Home avemie, tit.

as imiege venue, 847 West Vermont si, 8 7 west ilary laoa st. I JU. i 92 N. Mi Jney N. New Jemy 1st.

12 rooms. W. Ohio sk Btoreroem Fs. la Sooth Del. 1, i IM Mouth Uaxtdisn, I JO, ifA Mum.

avenue, til). in ni.S' Indians av. rodalna and living rooms over SU, 84 and 84 East Msrkst street; la Grand Ope? a Bouse block; Moody Block, on loilana aveoae; Bilry Block, Kentucky avenue, and KutehtarfV BUk, eorner and PnnnayJvaaia jtrmUl bioreroom on Fast Maryland street, between Paen syivaiiia ana ivaiaware, sia per mom a. WHEN YOU TAKE THl: Ajra msiTiYAm touts rl ThjotiJydirect lin tnrn Indlaatpolhi ColtiinbaS, FletJtfrg, Hartabarf, PbflMe j. pbia ahd New iYorh, witbout change ol otrf Only one cb'AHe to Baltimon, schlniTiOB and BoeloO.

rari always the same by lonfrer i siowei routes. BAGGAGE CHECKED .1 i Thrt4ra to destination. Beenre your tkhetJ at theU nlon Depot, and see that hey read via "Pittsbonr Cincinnati St. LcmU SaIU wsy, Panhandle Sonta." jWs li. 0BRIENr Geo and Ticket b.

w. oaiwiill; QsaXSAJb MAS 8V Al' Via, Orleans Etitioa or Asi CBAKGE COCNTY, TSD. fet la Jen Sjii place te go tor health, aomfort or rweatlja. Prices to suit the Uiaee, For pajrticuiara, adteas sr. a.

iix nssisuaen. 4 pAtJrTrrs frianaai. Houe end P'r ft ()rt amenta. 81. Farntture end Cabinet Finish 60c: Wstdmsker and Jeweler, frlr: CarnenMr, Bhrsrtbour, ooapmaker, 2ie; Can i yasa.

ker, Eaker. 68c: Tandermte, M. If seller or by mail. JKntUi UASY a lock. i.