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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-05
.LOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

A candidate for Governor, will be with Mr.. Maison at his
appointments commencing at Dsnville, on Saturday the ID
Of June. And will then continue his appointments as fol-
lows at which times and places he invites the attendance
Of Mr.. MaisOn, his competition;
Albion, Noble co. Thursday 9th July l O'Clock.
Columbia, Whitly CO. Friday 9th July ] O'Clock.
Fort Wayne, Saturday 7Ih July | o'clock.
Button, Wells co. Monday 9th July o'clock
Blsckfotd. B'ackford co. Tuesday 10Th July | o'clock.
Portland, Jay CO. Wednesday llth July l O'Clock.
Winchester, Randolph CO. Thursday 18th July o'clock.
New Castle, Henry co. Friday 18th July ! O'Clock.
Cambridge cry WAYNE co. Saturday l4th July 10 o'clock.
CentTeville, Wayne CO same day 3 o'clock.
Richmond. same evening 7 O'clock.
Liberty, Union CO. Monday 10th July, I o'clock.
Fairfield, Franklin co. same evening 7 O'Clock.
ConBeTsville, Fayette CO. Tuesday l7th July | O'Clock.
Laurel Franklin Co. same evening Z O'clock.
RnshvilIe, Ruth co. "Wednesday 18th July l O'Clock.
sheIbyviiie, Shelby CO Thursday 18th July lo'cloek.
-. Oner, Decatur co. same evening Z o'elock.
Gieeusbuigh, Decatur CO. Friday 10th July ! O'Clock.
B. ookviIle, franklin CO Saturday 2lst July I O'Clock.
Flari iSOn same evening Z O'Clock.
LawTencrbuig, DraIborn CO. Monday 23d l O'Clock.
Aurora, same evening 7 oclnck-
Versailles, Ripley co. Tuesday oath ] O'Clock.
Rising sun, Ohio CO. Wednesday 25th o'clock.
Vevay. Switzerland co. Thursday goth 10 o'clock.
Madison. Jefferson co. same evening Z O'clock
We non, Jennings CO. Friday 9th July 10 O'Clock.
Lexington, Scott co. Saturday 2sih July I o'ehek.
Brownstowu, jackson co. Monday Both July l o'clock.
Rockford, Jackson co. Tuesday 3lst July 10 O'Clock.
Edinburgh. Johnson co same evening z O'Clock.
franklin, Johnson CO. Wednesday Aug. LIST 10 oele *.
Martinsyille, Morgan co. Thursday Aug. ID ] O'CLOCK.
MoOresviIle, same evening 7O'clOok.
GTeencaStle, Putnam CO. Friday Aug. Sd | O'clock.
Teue Hsute, Vigo co. Saturday Aug. 4h | O'Clock.
IL will be-seen that MI. Wright by this arrangement, will
visit alfthe counties in the Stale. exc pit ii, and It is ex-
pected Ihat'COl. Lane, the candidate for Lieut. Governor, will
visit ihuse portions of the State. We are authorized 10 say
fr Mr., Wright that he fills his appointments at the hour
Designated. and that il is necessary for hin, to be prompt in
his appointments la order to FIJI the same he hopes his fell
Iow-citizens will likewise be prompt in attending the APP
pointments at The hour designated.
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SUPREME COURT OF INDIANA.

REPORTED BY ALBERT C. PORTER, AND HoRATIo c. NEW
COMB E>QRs.
NoSDsY, July ,
Norris U Grdres. Error 10 the Union Z. {. Affirmed,
with 3 per cent d images.
Griggs u. Fairchld Error to The Allen c. C. Afrmed,
with D yer cent dIrages.
BrOUer Z. the LGrreHcebtugh Insurance Co. Error 10 the
Dearborn & C.. affirmed, wih 6 per cent. dtm1grs.
Sa, OK er al Z. the PTcsiSent and Directors Of me Com
merciGt Bank G Cincinnati. Rupr TO the Dearborn {. Z.
Affirmed with 8 ver cent. damages.
CdstceH ct al .. Fish ct al. Appeal from the Tippecanoe
c. A6fr7red
Aeeks ef al Z. Fleming. Appeal fr m The Delaware c. c.
Af' md, wIh . Yet &c I dam sss~.
Ross ct a. Z. the Stdfe er rel. Mir, Admr. sc. Error 10
th~ Cass c. {. affirmed, with . ger cent. damages.
Chandler, Admr., sc. u. Ruddick. Drbt. Appeal fren the
Probate C. uri Of V auen county.
Pen CURTAIN. In the absence If prof 10 the contrary. il
will tie presumed that where theie are two makers of a note,
each is a principal aud where there are two defendants TO
a JUDGMENT. i. will rot be presumed. without evidence to
establish ihe fact. that one was merely a security for the
oiher. Reversed. Remandrd fi new ti.l.
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CII0LERAI

a THOUGH it may be said by adopting proper precautions
IN compaf atiye safety may bs enjoyed while surrounded by
malignant Cholera YET il must he admitted that when il prevails
to any extent, all persons are more or less affected, aud the slight
est irritation or arrangement OF the bowels may bring on the dis
ease. To waId OF an attack il is of the utmost importance TO
avoid whstese tends to chill the body or diminish the energies of
the system. Therefore warm clothing and gen rous diet is essen
il, avoiding at the same time severe exposure. excessive fatigue
aBdthe use OF all trashy green and indigestible food. As Purga-
uSes OF a strong or drastic character often act with great violence
during the prevalence Of Cholera, none hut the milder kinds, such
as Castor OIL, or Rheuharb combined with some aror attic should
be used without the sanction Of Physician.
As prompt measures are necessary in case of the premonitory
SYMPTOMS appearing and a strong stimu ating and narcotic me-
defines, when improperly used, may seriously injure the consttu-
ton aud Induce other diseases, the following course is commend
ed until a Physician can he obtained:
In case of slight Diarrhpa. or painful, or unpleasant sensations
in the stomach or bowels. take one of the Tilton Pills, every hour
until 3 or four are taken or relief is obtained.
In case of vomiting, or continued diarrhna, take a teaspoonful
of the Cholera Tinctu e in a cup of strong Peppermint or Spear
these mild measures fail. which of cours can only succeed by be-
ing resorted to early, and the disease progresses and cramps come
on. and no Physician at hand, let the patient be put to a warm
bed, and let some strong Liniment be well rubted over the stom-
ach and bowels, on the Spine, and on the hands and feet. Or let a
large mustard plaster he applied to thestomacha and also to The feet
and hands, the spine, &c, and give ateaspoonlul of Cholera Tine
ture every half hour or otener, in some warm Peppermint tea I'M
heated salt or bran applied to the bowels and to the extrpmities,
and bottles OF hot water along the side of the body, will contri-
butte msteua ~ 10 a favorable result
A dose o Calomei and Rheuharb 10 grs. esrh. or one or two blue
pulls should be given occasionally in connection with tn above
treatnient, SO IS to promote proper action of the Liver.
The above Pills and Tincture, and every variety OF pure drugs
and fresh Medicines. as also genuine French Brandy, Port and Ma
fines from :. 4. DUVAL,
sly First door east of Little g. Co.'s, Indiana polls.
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TM8ESIHlNG MACHINES.

az 1NOtECes
fSNHAT Mt the NEW ~OUNDERY at indianapolis, are manu-
IL featured the tar famed and justly Celebrated Watson s Hoo
vers ThraShing Machines. IL is only necessary for us to say,
that we manufacture foe kinds of Horse Powers for threshins, or
thTeshIng and cleaning wheat, all BY the same operation. We are
also prepared to make three different kinds Of SepaTators, viz
Pitts, Townsends and Whrmans Pate5n rs, all of which are sta
honary. The Powers, Threshers, and SepaTators are the same
patterns as those manufactured al Rochester, N. Y, and Miamias-
burg, Ohio. Joseph Watson who has manufactured the above
machines for TIE las eight years at MiamiasbuTg, Ohio, is now a
partner in the Finishing Shop, Foundry, Sc. II is needless for
us to say that those Machines are the best in the United States.
No other Machine can be compared to them for speed and utility.
One of the Machines will thresh from 4 to $50 bushels of wheat
in a day, ready for market.
Also, Steam Engines, with or without boilers of any size desira-
ble-waranted perfect, and to operate well Saw and Grist Mill
Castings, of all kinds, fitted up to any draft furnished Crate
Bars, Fire Fronts, &c Also. the celebrated aud far famed
Earfker'S Water Wheel,
Kept constantly on hand arso, Corn Shelters, with Separators,
10 carry away the cobs, SC, and Glover Hullers that every far.
mer should have. We make Hand Lathes aud Slide Lathes OF
every description. Horse Powers and ThreshinR machines OF all
kinds repaired on the shortest notice Screw Plates and Taps Of
any size or thread Screws for Hay Presses for any description of
Press, from a 1900 pound screw, 10 any smaller size. Come one,
Gl, aud see that work can be done as cheap and as neat by
us, as it can be done in older cities.
TAYLOR. WATSON & co.
Indianapolis, Tune, ], 1879. lily
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Martin q Whitelcy'S
r. & "a a T.. =

"A CER7ALF CURE FOR FEVER and lGUE.
In our Summer and Fall months many sections OF our Country arc
Frustrated by this disease. Ii has been our particular study 10 find uut
some remedy to stop this truly dreadful scOurge, and think by this sci
eni6C Compound WI have effected this great desideratum. IL IL also
the best remedy To be had in ail cases of Dyspepsia, If the directions
in the pamphlet which is around each bottle are properly observed
Read the following certificate:
PowHATTES Factory, near Baltimore,
April 9th, IS4e.
-Hsssrs Martin & Whteey.
Genlemen-lt is with sincere pleasure | am able To give my evil
dence in favor OF your valuable " National TOnicn Having been
troubled for nearly tmur years with the A que and Fever, tried almost
every thing heard of, but nothing seemed to give me any permanent
relief, until a few months ago, | purchased from one OF your agents
(Messrs. Jos. Shane & Co. a bottle of your Tonic, and after giving
n fair trial, | am "a my great satisfaction certainly cured, and have no
hesitation in recommending IL "a all persons afflicted with ague and
f-ver IS the best remedy known.
JOSEPH GLATFELTER.
For sale by WM. HANNAMAN, Druggist, sole agent for Indian
mills hlhn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-05

ATTEMPT TO KILL A MINISTER FOR SEDUcTToN.-A
ynpng man by the name of Hndson attempted, on the
10Th inst, To- shoot the Rev. Thomas G. Benning. o
Slvpnnah, Georgia. The pistol snapped one or more
times. 1t is said that the sister Of Hodson was en-
trusted 10 the care Of Mr.. Benning, who was to con-
duct her from some point in the interior to Savannah
or Charleston; and that the young lady was seduced
during the time she was under his care.
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SUNDEsEES

~sseZ n SMITHS
~ ReSfR ylrslSt ssnt Eating saloon.
On Ddarars Street, South Ct The Court House, indianapolis, IadiGaa.
fESHE subscriber would respectfully inform his fienasI and the pub
n lie that he has made extensive additions to his establishment,
rendering IT the most complete and desirable In the city. The kesian-
rant will at all times be supplied with the choicest fare that the city
can afford in a style 10 suit the most hstidious epicuTe.
Also can acConmopate a number of day bnardeTs without lodging.
Also poultry bough for the southern market for rash.
February ], 1919. 16M ABNER SMITH.
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SHERIEE,S SAuE

? Y virtue of an execution to me directed from the clerks Office
~ OF the Marion circuit court, L will expose TO public sale, on
the 26th day Of July, Is49. at the Court House door in the town
of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana, within the hours pre-
scribed by law, the rents and profits, for seven years, of the fol
lowing real estate, to-wit:
The south half Of block number IS also lot number g. in out
lot number 80, situated in Indianapolis. Marion county, Indiana.
And on failure to realize the full amount of judgment, interest
and costs, | will at the same time and place, expose the fee simple
of said real estate. Taken as the property of George Williams
at the suit of Jesse TomlinsJn.
cts Gil ARIES G. CAMPBELL, SheriGSM. C..
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SUEREFF,S SALE.

EPY virtue ola writ of vendtiOni exponas and execution to me
as directed from the clerks Office Of the Marion Circuit Court, |
will expose 10 public sale, on the 2Gth day Of July, Is49, at the
Court House door, in the town of indianapolis, Marion county.
Indiana, within tile hours prescribed by law, the rents and pro-
fits for seven years, OF the following real estate, ito-wit:
The northwest quarter Of s@tion number 10, township number
10, north of FRANCE number 2, situated in Marion county, Indiana.
And on failure to realize the full amount OF judgment. interest,
and costs, | will at the same time and place, expose the fee simple
Of said real estate. Taken as the property Of Andrew Wilson,
al the suit of Joseph Scott.
Cts CHARLES G.. CAMPBELL. Sheriff NJ. &.
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seENTAL NOTICE.

--~ EAR. II. p. NORRIS having permanently To-
Gsx<SszR 81 Gated in Indianapolis, offers his professional
UIh~A services to the citizens Of this place and vicinity
0O0 and hopes to receive a liberal share of public
patronage. He is prepared to perform all usual operations in DeR-
tai Surgery, embracing the latest improvements in the science.
he has spared no pains or expense in procuring the most approved
materials and instruments for filling, inserting and extracting
teeth, having the experience of ten years. successful practice.
DR.. Norris feels iusti6able in assuring the public that he will
render satisfaction to all who may favor him with a trial Of his
skill and mechanism.
IOstf Office on Washington street. opposite Temperance Hall.
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EUECTION.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the annual election In August
" next, a poll viii te opened Ia each Of The several townships In
Marion county, Indiana, In which snail be entered allth votes given
for or against the calling Of Convention, To alter, revise OF amend
The Constitution of the State Of Indiana, at which time every quail
fed vaer IN said county may, n he chooses vote for or against The
calins Of a Convent. n for such purpose. c.. CAMPBELL,
June 81, 1879. t-ewis Sheriff Marion Cosnty.
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SsEEEsIFF,S SALf3.

En- virtue OF a writ of execution TO me directed from the clerks
5 ? office Of the Marion Circuit Court, will expose to public
sale, on the I4th day of July, 1919, at the Court House door
in the city Of indianapolis, in the county of Marion, and State of
Indiana, within the hours prescribed by law, the rents and pro-
fits for seven years, of the following real estate, to-wit:
Sixty acres of land in the southeast corner of the northeast
quarter OF section twentyfour, (2D m township numbered fifteen.
Q5) north, OF rangetwo ~ east, included in the following houn-
daries, to-wit beginning at tile southeast corner OF said quar-
ter section thence running north on the east line Of said secnon
so rods TO a stake thence west I2O rods 10 n stake thence soath
50 rods 10 a stake; aud thence east TO the place of beginning. siiu-
ate in said county of Marion.
AID on failure to realize the full amount OF said judgment interest
aud costs, I will at the same time and place, expose the fee simple
of said real estate. Taken as the property of Abram Fl. Giles,
at the suit of Sarah A. GILES.
CHARLES c. CAMPBELL,
53wis June I6. Sheriff Marion County.
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- 40 CONTRACTORS
On The indianapolis and fseiIcfOntaine
~

DEEM il proper, at the commencement Of your operations for
"a the season, 10 call your especial attention to the following clause
in your contracts. sI is further understood and expected That the
patty Of The fi st part 1.-THE contnciors) will use all reasonable ever
tans to discourage and prevent the use Of spnimOus liquors by The
hhorers engaged in this CONTRACT" This clause was inserted in
your contracts with Il full unde Tstanding that it would be complied
with stricuyby you, az il is believed thai its enforcement by all the
contractors on the line il essential 10 harmony or action and the pres
peTHy Of the work. The Use of spiriuous liquors on the line cannot
but prove a positive injury to all who may come in contact with il,
aud ! cannot too strongly condemn its use Those contractors who
comply strictly with this part Of their contracts will recommendt them
selves favOrably TO the Board, in subsequent lettings on the line,
should they wish new contracts.
Jos q. n. SMITH. President
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respectfully inform the Ladies OF indianapolis and
Ei1 the puhiic generally, that she is now receiving direct from
W. Philadelphia, the Spring style of Bonneis and is prepared to
execute all orders in the Milenery Business in the latest and
most approved style. Every description f Bonnets and Trimmings
constantly on hand, and will he furnished ON the most reasonable
terms. Mourning Bonnets Of all kind, made TO order at short notice,
in the hest style.
Fancy Caps. Head Dresses, on band, and mlde to order.
Bleaching and Pressing in al lis branches done 10 order, and all
work warranted to give satisfaction.
In con nexon with the above. thr Dress Making is conducted by a
lady from New York, whofs competent TO give entire satisfaction TO all
who will favor us with their patronage.
Vesettes, MantTias, Sacks, Caps, Party and Bridal Dresses madein
superior style, at short notice, and warranted to f.
Terms reasonable. Entrance through The Store, one door eastD
flannamans drug store.
h. The latest fashions received monthly. My
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IN QUANTITY.

EzyAIDROSS Grain aud Grass scyihes. Sneaths, and Cradles.
Wv Amesrs Shc-eIs, Grain shovels, Manure and and Hay Forks,
Rgkes, &c.
Min and Gloss Cit and Hand Saws. Broad and Choppng Axes,
Plsses and Plane Bits, Coopers Tools Of all desertp ions SC AL
will Re suld low for cash. KELLOGG & YANDES,
Sign Of the Big Paddock and Cook Stove.
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Administrators Notice.

AUUVFUEStTTTOE NOTFCts
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the undersigaed has been dulE ap-
- pointed by the probate court of Marion county. Indiana, adj
minizatOI Of the estate of George WENT, late of said county, de-
ceased. All persons indebted 20 said estate are hereby nctiird 10
make immeiilte payment 10 the undersigned. and those hsving
claIns against said estate, are naihed to present them legally au'
ihenucaled for settlement within the lime prescribed by law. The
estate Is Supposed To he solvent.
June 9Th, 1913. law HENRY BR~ENNEMAN, Admr.
A,KETCHEs of Character and Tales founded on Fact-hy +. w.
- Thomas, author of Clinton Bradshaw. This small volume will
amply repay for rs perusal BY the correct impression II gives of Men
and Times of never falling interest. g The Fr0ic among the Law
yeTs;' which some of our men most eminent In mrmmy wee en-
gagged, is in fine contrast with the decorum Of the court room, andmay
well excite wonder nj the origin Of the phrase, las sofer as a
Judge" The Unsummoned Witness, OF thrilling Interest. VIII
liam Writ, the eloquent advocate, the author of the sketch nf Pat
rick penry's Life, British spy, etc. The Last Of the Pioneers, 81
mon Kenion, Mary Mclnthe has arrived. John Randolph, Of Roam
Ok viii epchain the ate ntion OF all. Just published and for sale
nv DAVIS & RAY,
6 Ioufnsicopy. Opposite Palmer House.
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PROSPECTUS ct Vol. Hi. Of The
NkTE0EAL ERA.

An Anti- Slarery. Political, and Literary Newspaper.
q. RAILY. EDITOR; J. 3. WHITTIER, CORRESPONDING EDTruR.
Washing ton, District of ColHmbia.
TERMS. Too Dollars Per Gnnum, payable in .adgnos.
The organ OF No Party, standing. upon the doctrine Of
Eoual Rights, opposing every form Of Slavery ppIesSIon,
On Selfish Monoto oily, The National Era advocates REFORMS
whph il believes calculated to secure the Personal Right Of
ALI m,n and 10 haImonize social aud political relations wi n
The de hands of equal aud exact justice. Especially will it
labnr for the success Of tbsi great Movement whose doctsires
ave summed up in the brief msximsIfree Ih'1gh, Free
Speech. a Free Press Free Labor, aad Free Men.
II. rlan embraces a regular record of current News end
Events. cont ibutions TO Literature, reading Tor the Family,
and such Congressional Reports as NAV serve 10 give coiieci
inflammation respecting the record proceedings If Congte>s,
and a faithful idea Of It's spirit and unrecoided movements.
Able cont ibutors have been engaged fT is columns. end
M reasonable expense will be spaced in maintaining. and. Il
nossibIe. enlaIging its already valuable correspondence
All ccmmupications. whether on bushes. or for Public'-
ProprieiOr and Editor Of the National Era. Washington.
23w
LINSEED OH.
LARGE lot OF Linseed Oil just received and for sale by the
sv Next door to Little & Co.
" LEATHER!
d onaIhy Upper Leather ! 8 doz sides Birdie Leather 8 dOz sides
Collar Leather and 1900 lbs Sole Leather.
s,v Sign of The en- Hal aa saa bo:a.
" ARARE CHANCE.
rusT ,scsivsd a snendid embroidered tissue Dress Pattern ready
> made and ~, ,os TO ct any 0Hs'-S i. I" { 3 &C. 2 BySoSRps~
SHOES.
LARGE and well selected assortment Of Ladies', GenlIemens,
n Misses, and Boys Shoes just Tsce,sea IN .uwr,r
ll ~ INN ~ A11L - &c
white Wash Brushes.
m DOZEN Of White Wash Brushes just reesived and ir sale vrry
III low by Jos S.A. DUvAL-
TEAS!
- CHESTS superior Gunpowder 4 do Imperial 4 do Young
n son 30 catues, assorted for sale by s. Il w. MOOR Il. sly
MOSS.
lust received a, GRAYDoN's, Sign of the Saw. a supply e
y Spanish Moss, of good quality.
WINDOW SASH.
OoO LIGHTS hand made and factory for sale BY
SALT!
,OOO portation. SMITH * HANNA.
"a Opposite Branch Bank indianapolis, Ia.
HATS
n EGHORN, Panama. Palm. Mexican and other Hats for nen
Ia and boys, for sale cheap, hy sEAroN & HOLMAN 81
~TOBACCOSi
~n BOXES Virginia. Missouri and Kentucky Tobaccos, forsssr
eS~P very INV by s. & w. MOORE Sy
RIO COFFEE!
A LOT received ffom Baltimore, for retailing.
- u
Iudelible Ink.
TUsT received 10 dozen Of kidder's popular Indeible lnk. and for
j sale low by los s. A. DUVAL-
RUxToN's Life in the Far wsa, js, received BY
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Perry snavis's Genuine
VEG EEAsREE PAIN KILLER,

E5sJ AzbEE hAEN Aknh1Caas
THNHIS will most instantly cure any and all kinds OF PAIN, its
ID action is like magic in many cases. Over four hundred thou
sand bottles have been sold in the New England States the last
year. BEWARE OF CovNrERFEITsi since its great PoPrsrity, hase
limitations have been gotten up, and palmed off on the community.
See that a likeness Of the original proprietor Is on tho bottles. A
Pamphlet of directions and history Of its origin accompanies leach
bottle. Get one and read il.
j. HAIRS, General Agent for the Western States, on 4h
street, between Walnut and Vine, Cincinnati, Ohio, TO whom IL
oILe RS must be addressed
TOMLINsON BROTHERS Agents, indianapolis. D.JJscK
sor Frankfort. I'm. 20-ly
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GRAEsvvOLO a. mACHLET

NNTISH to inform the public respectfully. that they are pre-.
w parcel to do any work in the Painting line to order, such
as House, Sign and Carriage Painting, Glazing, and Paper-hang-
ing They will paint to order transparent Window Shades, and
keep Consistently on hand a fine assortment of the came for sale, at
wholesale and retail. Shop lack Of John Thalman & Evanss
store, on Washington street, east Of the Branch Bank.
indianapolis, June2 2, 1919. Ill 3mosF