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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15
The Fudge House.

Ma Epiroa- Was my good fortune, while
on business ., DfooksIIls fsw days ago, to
pa, up At the Fudge House, and | must say
that ihs is one Of the best conducted hotels Ia
che Western country. The gsn.lemanly pro.
prieior IL always eood.ns,ursd aud willing TO
obligs hls customers, and all the appointments
about the house are hrsl-rale-lhe tables we'll
served with the best the abundant markets AZ.
ford, the beds clean, and the quIe. repose Ia
very insi,ing 10 The wsyworn traveller. For
these reasons the Fudge House is one Of the
bes, pstronized hotels. Everybody aud bis
wife and children should paironizs this house,
- They do. YlAroa.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15
Bath Township Items.

VIM. Schultz Eco. blacksmith a, Golfers
Corner, has disposed Of bis blacksmith shop
and dwelling houss for one thousand dollars
lie intends TO remove 70 Iowa abou, the mid
die of January.
Samuel Golfer has sold his farm near Col
ters Corner TO J. J. Dare and Some, consisting
Of 1870 acres. for nine thousand dollars
j. X Lee Of Oxford. Ohio. has also sold hi
farm, consisting Of 100 acres. to Jarses Howell
Tor nine thousand dollars This farm 10 sltu
a,ed on the Oxford h Fairfield pike, Que mile
East Of Golfers Corner.
A little son Of Mr. Caleb Barnum. Of Bath
Township, accidentally fell into a tub contain
ing only about three inches depth Of water,
aud before he Was discovered life was extinct
Will.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15
Court Of Com mon Pleas.

The Franklin Comnoa Pleas Court (Judge
Kibbsy presiding) continues 10 session this
week. We saejoia the mos, impor,an, cases
thus far tried;
Amos Haysv Va Josephps G. Chambers Civil
action. TRIAL by Court Jodgmen, s2os 10.
David Risk Va James s. Lswsrk, Adm'r Of
VIM. 'Risk deed Claim o.. sas 80 allowed.
State Of Indiana en- rel. John Clark va Fred
b Rider Civil action on Official bond. Trial
byJury. Jadgmen. fos plaintiff for twenty-five
dollars
Lucinda schooks W. Lewis Sehocks. Di-
vorce.- Decree granted.
Jacob Morslock vs. William Becks. Civil
action. Trial BY Jury. Jadgmea. for ten dol
lars.
d. Slaughter and s. Williams va John II.
wisgAna Civil action. Judgmsn, for s17 60.
0vhard EIIsrmsn vs. Stephen wiwi. Civil
action. Default Judgmen, for s265 90.
William Robesoa aud An,hony Fries W.
Thomas J. Ross. Civil action. Jury Jailed to
agree aud was discharged.
Joseph whileloek W.. William r. whiieloek.
Civil action. Default Judgment for s32s s.
John q. Johnson W. Harvey n. Pierce CIV
u action. Appeal u smisssd a. plsinla's
cost
State of Indiana W. Theodore sohuek. Vi
Citation OF Liquor Law. Plea OF gully. Five
dollars hae.
Same W. Jacob ScLuck. Violation Of ~.
quor Law. -Four cases. F,esd i've dollars
raon
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15

Prof. rhilo Holmes writes, "Chemistry and
medicine have been made subservient to all DIS
eases which esh Is heir to- yet how little has sci
ence done toward improving our personal appear
ancs. Recently I have Investigated scientific
preparation which has come before the public, out
which has been In use many years, called Hairs
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover II cures aii
diseases Of the scalp aud allays all that heat and
irritation, and furnishes a nutritive principle by
which the hair Is nosrished and supported, and
by its remedial virtues Il causes the hair 10 grow
whore IL has fallen out, and restores u 10 It's nat
ural color when gray. The old In sPpSsranee are
AIDE young again.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15
The Rockville College.

II Is With pleasure that We are able to state
that this Institution is in the most prosperous
condition. President Martin is deservedy
very popular, not only with the students, but
among the people generally, and devotes bis
entire energies to the welfare of the students
placed under his charge OF the balance Of
the Facul,y-Profs. Crouch aud John, and
Misses Nswkirk and Brouse--we cannot speak
Ia too much praise. They oil seem to have the
welfare Of the Institution aud Of the students
at heart, aud spare no pains or labor In the
discharge Of duty. Such an Institution as
this, with such Faculty. !, blessing to the
community, aud We are pleased to state that II
Is beginning 10 be appreciated.
The Music Department, under the charge OF
Miss Brouse, we learn IL satisfactorily man
aged. and that through her tact and skill her
students make rapid progress
There are now in the College abou. one hun
dred and twenty students, young men aud la
dies. aud No presume the number will soon
reach two hundred, az Il should. The students
In attendance are noted for sobrieiy, inlelli.
gence and industry, and seem TO appreciate
their advantages Many Of The young ladies
board In the Institution with the President
others in private families. The President III
ways looks afler their Interests In securing
boarding places In families noted for morality
and Christianity. and consequently parents
need have no apprehsnsions Inregard TO send.
log their sons and daughters TO this College
The debt under which the Institution has
been 80 long sroaning has been entirely re.
moved by the IiberaIi.y Of the people and the
energy Of the Trustees, aud with the coninu.
ancs Of the present management, We may sea-
sonably hope for grea, prosperity for the school
aud usefulness TO the community.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15
Suspicion of Murder.

Last week we noticed the fac, Of the killing
OF two young men on the Indianapolis 4 Gin.
einna,i Railroad near Viewpoint, while they
were on their way from Greensburg to ball
At thu former place. |, was then supposed
they we're intoxicated, and laid down on The
track IN drunken alupor, but suspicious Of
foul play are entertained from the fact that n
large sum Of money which one Of them was
known TO have had on his person, was no, TO
be found when the bodies we're discovered the
next morning.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15
The Greatest aln.Relisver in the
World.

Warranted SUPERIOR 10 ANY ,iher, cf NJ rfsl for
the cure of Chronic Rheuiuaiism, roetasLe. lead
nehs Sore Threat, Mumps. Burn ute. ln'set
stinss, palps In the Deck. chssi, and l.imbsl
nally for blaUhea, D,sentefy, Collie. Spans,
Sea Sickness, No,ulling and Cream, ltifisIit
~ innocent 20 take lite, nalls. n used ate1Glrk
10 tho directions, and never ihils, ~ thbasnrds
can atiesi. IL was hr,t intteduesd 10 itfi. ard
now millions of bottles are annually toid. lteft
ono who has once naed ", eortit hes 10 do 90, md
recommend u 10 their friends - The mest ,ainr 10
medicine extant Certificates taungh 20 on dHt-
en- newspapers have been rorsited by nr. Tehlas.
His medicine, the venetlsh l.inlmsn'. will do al
ing u. Thoae residing al a disiarce iF"a n by
I'll Ian, will ind Va a reliable me- dielpt o. have on
hand In Ease OF accidents. Ask f.r DR.. Tthias'
vsultiAn Llnlment, and take no oihst. ricc
snts and 81. Sold Wy AL Drvsslgt. psrei.,l
oTtiandt Street, NY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15
Bic Time 10 Buv Goods.

w. r. Hazard, at Laurel, Ind. is selling
Calico q, ST cts per yard, Muslin at 10 cts
per yard, All Wool Twilied Muslin at 35 cts.
per yard, Navy Tobacco and Large Plug at 20
cts. per plug. Jeans at SO cts per yard, Best
Young Hyson Tea at so cts. per Or, Blankets
At $3.50 per pair, Furs at ruinous prices
w. r. HAzARD.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15
Religious Notice.

The Church Of Chris, having rented for
year and fitted up the German Methodist meet
Ing house. T. J. Murdoch will commence
meeting on Saturday night to be holden Tor
lev days Preaching ., II o'clock on Lords
Day and ., o'clock a, night The pablic are
invited 10 attend. An outline Of the doctrine
10 be preached during the year will be deliver.
cd on Lords Day.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15

Two Of the dentists Of Rushvills and also
two dentis,s at Lawrenceburg were lately swim.
died out Of considerable money by an Internal
rasesl representing himself 10 be the Agent Of
the Goodyear Dental Vucauiie Company. lie
10 probably the same individual who not long
since vic,imized DR.. Kscly OF this place. Why
cannot the scoandrel be caught2
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15

Mira Isaac Murray OF Laurel has jus, re-
turned IRON The city With hus assorlmen, Of
Millinery 0oods. which che in,snds 10 sell very
low. She has seIve, hats a, ti, 20, aud velvet
hoansIs a, o. to o.. The ladies' OF Laurel aud
vicinity will had u to their in,eres, TO visi,
Mn Mur'ays establishment, see her assor,.
men, OF Goods. aud leave their ordera
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15
Distilleries seized.

Several dis,illsries in Batter County, Ohio,
were seized las, Friday on charges Of viola.
ting the Internal Revenue lava The follow
Ing are the uamesi The rectifyIug establish
menis Of Robert l.. Howard aud John Knipe,
Hamil,oni dislillery Of Hancock 4 Williams,
near Millville, and disIilsry Of Taylor Mar
shall, near same place.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15
New Invention.

A. w. Salleuburger Of Laurel has invented
an apparatus for coupling and uueoupIiag rail-
road cars wi.hou. the person getting between
the cars Il Ia q useful aud ingenious inven.
ton, and We hope l, may prove profitable to
the worthy inventor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15
Accident.

Two horses attached to wagon we're run
into BY the up train on Monday morning last,
and we're instantly killed The wagon was
knocked TO pieces. Tho team was owned by
Mr., Schumacher, who lives southwest Of town,
and vas crossing the track at s,avs,own at the
sim<N tho aecidept
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15
New subseribers.

John Mckee, New Salem, Rush County.
George W. Hawkins, Metamora.
John ]. Lipscomb, do
Elmer II, Wood, Slips Hill.
James Golfer. do
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Mira Le~ie Sehocke, Brookvilie.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15
Lynx CAPTURED.

A lynx Of considerable size was recently
"treed' and sho, down Ia tho woods near Ben.
,onvills, Fays.le County This wild monster
was very vicious while being captured, jump
ing twenty feet aud fastening bis claws into a
tree. Several dogs OF large size we're not able
TO do anything with him.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15

Tho.. Johnston Ia building a twoaory brick
warehouse, 30 BY 10 feet, just las, OF the
Railroad Depot, and a. the foo. Of Lean street.
The brick work will BE- flushed Ia abou, two
weeks I.isIo be wsd for storing grain Of all
linda
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15
Wood Wanted on Subscription.

Those Of our subscribers who wish 10 pay
their subscriptions Ia wood, are reminded lha.
che Winter season is rapidly approaching. and
they are therefore urgently requested TO bring
"a forward. DO not delay any longer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15
Morgan Raid Commis.Ion.

The Morgan Raid Commission completed is
labors In Dearborn County las. week. The
claims allowed by the Commission will amount
10 nearly half IN ilIon dollars.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15
TIME TABLE.
white Water Valley Rail Road.
TOOK EFFECT OCT. z. 1897.
Thanksgiving.

Governor Baker has issued a proclamation
appointing the 2s,. Of this month ss day OF
Thanksgiving and Prayer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15
NeW Paper Mill.

The new Paper Mil four miles above Laurel,
on the Valley Railroad. has commenced opera
lions preparing material Tor manufacturing
sews aud book paper. rue entire machinery
wall be at work in week or two.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15
Religious Notice.

The Rev. L. d. Potter viii preach in the
Presbyterian Church Of BrookvilIe on next
Sabbath morning. l7,h inst. and at Mslamors
on the evening OF the same day.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15
Died

Died.
In Sacramento City, California, Sept lsi,
1897. Dr.. Jehu John, aged ~ years.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15
TE n NJ 81

An extra copy Of the Weekly viii be sent to ev.
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Post Once Money order, Draft Hank Cheek or
Registered Letters. Send Tor an explanatory cir
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Lean street.

This street has been graded from Main Bur.
gsss Street 10 the Depot, By cutting through
Aha huff
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Confidential
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EXTRAORDINARY PREMIUMS!

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ono row Of moulding on the case, carved legs aud
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NOTICE.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

AFs mazda rFaav by the u.s ~ either % these
remedies They will euFe every ease of MARAshus,
without hii
Thousands ~ certificates have accumulated In the
hands ~ the proprietor, bat space will allow ~ the
puhieHlan ~ lui Few, Those, u will DO observed,
az men n nnle aud ut such siandlng thai they aust
DO believed.
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Persons competing for Prizes must state ut the
time they send their frat list, whether they are
competing for the Large Scale, or one Of the spe
elal pTllep,
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pERsoNs ADr.iNoED nv ITFE,

Add hreing tbs hand Of time weighing heavily upon
them, with all its attendant Ills, will nnd w the uss
VI this nlfftiA 90 the TONIC, 40 elixir that viii
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the en~rvy aud Hfdor ~ more yoathnii days baiia
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Ho0Jianel's German Bitfers,
AND
HoorLAMD's GERMAN TONIC.

plalnt. Jaun
flH, Chronic or
hiiity, Chrun
Disease ~ tho
all Diseases
q Diaordered
ach, OF intesti
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To tho person who will sendus the largest mum
Der Of New Yearly Subscribers, previous to the
hrst day Of December, 1897, IA that number what
II may, We will glyeone OF George Steek = Co.'s
unrlyalaI
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15
DEBILITY.

kesuitLng- IRON. any Cause ..whateveri
pNOBTRAT1ON OF THIN SYSTEM.
INDUCED by Severe Labor. Hard.
ships. Exposure, Feveru, 40.
Thsrs |. ao medicine eslsnt equal 10 these ress-
dos w such eases. tone and viRnr IL impaired 10
the whole sy-efn the appetite II strengthened, food
h enjoyed, the stomach dgeuis promptly, the blood
l. pnfIhed, the complexion becomes honnd and
healthy, the yellow Nnge Il eradlcated from the
eyes, y bloom \. given ~ tho chaeku aud tho weak
snd nervous inyNlld becomes a strong aud healthy
being
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15

dIfN, UyHV0Vs
Nervous ne-
ie Diarfhma,
Kidneys, aud
arising from
Liver, stom.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-10
East Burke.

Atct Dofhts
We must heartily congratulate the Cal.
edonian upon its improved appearance.
We hardly recognized it last week at the
first glance, but were not long in detect
ING resemblance to our old friend Ii
was always most welcome visitor in its
every day dress-but now arraved in
its Sunday best" it is still more attract
i've, outroroly, though not more worthy Cl
regard tor its sterling qualities than be-
fore. Long may the Caledonian pursue
Its onward way. ever. as now. maintain
ing high moral tone: bold and fearless
in defending the right and denouncing the
wrong. 1.-The heavy rains of Tuesday
and Wednesday nights OF last week swell
ed the streams to such an extent a. To do
considerable damage in this vicinity. The
logs in the river We're driven over the dam
at East Burke i'll such numbers as to car
~ away the bridge just below: and near
ClaIkS mill. about two miles from the
village. the road between the two bridges
was washed out. 20 that on "Wednesday
morning the logs We're running acro>s....
Messrs. Harris " ToUn.hcnd have pur-
chased the store and goods formerly own
ed by WIN. Rowcll, and the post office has
also been removed thither from the old
Newell store. where it has So long been
kept. This forms much more attractive
place OF trade tor the citizens G.. last
Burke. than the Old stand. ....M MIR. HrnrI
Gleason, of North Kirby. has lost during
the winter l20 sheep aui lambs. from the
disease known as the rot" Can any OF
the readers Of the CALIFORNIAN suggest a
remedy for this disease: MEMO.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-10
An EHec:ual " orm Mcdicinc.-Broxp'

Vermitase COElti=. 81 Worm Lo.e'is,s.-Nzcl Sex
ness uudoubtey. with eliren auG adults. attribute.
y other oauses. Is ccca>oned ~ worms. The ve-mi-
use Commits. although eiectlal in dez:n,, WORMS.
can do 10 possible Il: .g'y IT, most delicate child
This valuable combination "a, teen successfully Us ED!
by physicians AMI found TO be sale ana cure in eri-
eating worlas 80 hurta 70 oil..-,. Children having
~Orris require immediate attention. as aesi Ct Of the
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~oTiis il. o.Ire. o:,eu Js,Io.s. wyrr-.- il IL.
stomach AMI bowels cause Irritation. g..,i. cal
be REMOVED Only ~ tie Use of a sue reru.iy. Tie
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-10
MARRIAGES.

In Windsor MAY /, Mr. CaaIlcs stone and Miss Julis
Rats both Of Windsor.
At the house of the brides father, April So by Rev
W. Mcdowell Of South by, gate, ,Isnes w Gregg
NJ D. ofE-s; Coriath, TO Misc Luihers II. Cochrsn d
Ryegste
In Eumney, y. Il, May !. by Rex :. 7. FrOe;, Dan
ie Hardy Esq. of Eumney, and Miss LucindaP Barney
IF Kirby, VI.
At nanTille, April 4, NJ. Henry l. Phillips Of
Glover. aid Miss Martha J. plnfa1th Of panrilI,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-10
A Painful case of Piles Cured.

IU-l"Il, ApTlI III TO
wish to spread abroad the treat heacft | have de-
rived from the Is OF ". tiarrrvns Persaltc Loren-
gee have eLered years from the worst Piles 70 much
that life was burden. used everythingt to no purpose
until found the Iozengcs; IN les than month was
cured and have only resort to them when COS yeness
returns and always find instant relief.
tunnel g C. NEAL,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-10
Gold ard Gosernments---May 7.
Boston Harket---May37.

FLoi N'ztrrI sIirr1i:s' ~ Sl..uU "a Si2.ln
common eNtris At $50 $i.;I; mciirln Do At ST.
Un e" lf.n: -. Louis u -G.:n ns Lea = Dbl
CORN Yves. TniV.d. -l.1I n.un: zoiIrh.rr
yellow >l.i; "a u.'". UArS-nOr:hrr:. - "a nI.c
vest n ga q u'-' RYE -S-.uj q uue SIiuK Is
500" "a 4I"'.
Inl;h Pine. 80 - "a 1880: mes -. ~ q
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