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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-06

xne subscriber hereby gives notice that he
will, in accordance with sec lion u the recent
license law passed. make application to the
County Commissioner, at their next session. for
license 10 sell Intoxicating, vinoaS, malt and
spirituous liquors, An less Quantities than 3
quart and subject 10 be drank on the prenis.s.
the place where seld liquors are 10 be sold Is .ots
4 and ., In James Trunks subdivision in the
e. :. y Z. Railroad Company's addition to TIE
city of Indianapolis, No. On south Meridi an
street, Twelfth Ward, Centyr township Marion
county, state OF indiana.
May 7, 1875. HARMON ALTMAN
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NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that he
Will, IL ACC )rdance with section o of the recent
license law passed, make application TO the
County Commissioners, at their next session
for license TO sell intoxicating yinOus malt
and spirituous liquors, In less Quau titles than a
quart and subject 10 ne drank on the premises
The place where said liquors are 10 be sold is
Isl West WashiL gton street, Filth Ward, city If
Indianapolis, Cenfer township Marion
county, state of Indiana.
My 9, 1875. hartley MCANDREWS.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that he
VIII, In accordance vii n section OF the recent
license Jaw passed, make application to the
County comm issioner at their next session, for
a license 10 sell Intoxicating vinous, m sIt and
spirituons liquors, IN less quantities than q
quart, ana subject To be drank on the premises.
me f.iace where said liquors be sold is
lot No; otoutlot 10, in McCsriy's subdivision,
Nos. f9O and az South Meridian street, Twelfth
Ward. Ceater tow nship, HRriOn county. stale
OF 1ncIans. WILLIAM MYERS.
Nay 4 $50 ERN5r Il Erin IIA RDT.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that he
will, In accordance with section of The recent
license law passed, make application 20 The
County Commissioners, at their next sea lon Tor
a II 'ense TO sell Intoxicating, vinous. mas aud
spirituOus liquors, in less quautuies IN n p
quart and subject TO be drank o the prerni ses.
The place where said liquors are 20 hs sold is No.
Al Indiana avenue, lot No. % aud part of lot IS
IN Vim. Y. Wiiey's subdivision OF ontlOts 1872.
i63 and l6j, in the city OF indi annapolis Center
township, Marion county, Indiana, Fourth
W. I'd, June term.
May 9, 1870. FRIEDRICH WAGSER.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that lie
will. in accordance with section 3 of the recent
license law passed, make application 10 the
County Commissioners. at their next sesSi ion, for
license TO sell intoxicating, vinoas, malt and
spintu0us liquors, in less quantiues than a
auari and subject to be drank on the premises
The place where said liquors are TO. be sold is
corner South Illinois str eft and Russell avenu-
lot No. l, in outot ~, Twelfth War& Indiansp-
oils, Center township, Marion county, Indiana,
June term.
FRIEDRICH P. d JoHN.RICHTsR
MY & 1Hli
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NOTICE.

The subscriber hsreby gives notice that n q
viii, In accordance with section of the recent
license law passed, make application To the
county commissioners, at their next session,
for a license to sell Intoxicating. vinops
malt and splr1tuouS liquors, IA less Quantities
than quart, and sub eli to Do drank on The
~ emises. The place where said liquors are TO
be sold Is lot q, Valentine Il. Cre,ss subdvis on
O. shelby street., in the Thirteenth Ward Of the
city OF indianapolis, Center township, Marion
county, and state OF Indisna.
May 0, 1879. AUGUST WILHELM.
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Mays 1875
NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that we
viii. In accordance with section OF the ree.ent
license law passed, make application TO the
county CommlSsi lners, at their next session for
license to sell Intoxicating, vinous, mali and
splrituous liquors, in less quantities than n
Quart, and subject TO be drank on the premises
The place where said liquors are to oe sold il
NO I5O, corner Madison avenue md Phipp
-ireet, lot nVe (ol, outot Oae hundred and ThiT-
teen til3), in McCartS's heirs subdivision sixth
| 10 Wsrd, city OF indianapolis, Center township,
Marion county, state of Indiana.
April % 1875. CHRISTIAN WIEsE
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oIE0s.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that he
will, IN accordance with teclio1 Sof The recent
IL -eDse law passed, mare apD ication TO the
Cocntv COmaitssi toners, at their next session,
iOr license 10 sell Intoxicating vin0us, maj !,
and spiriluous liquors. A. les quantities han a
quart AM subject ~ be drank on the premi. es
Tue place where said liquors to be ss,l.i is
lots lil and l52 of icho as McCariy's sublivis
ion OIL Is /. q 3, 81 81 and 81. No 81 and IS Eas
south rect, II 18th Ward, CITY OF Inuis napolis
Center township, Marion county, atT. of Indi-
ana. HERMAN GRUENkRT,
Mayo, lS6.
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LICENSE APPL1cAr1ON


IN
The sub criber hereby gives notice that be
VIII, IN accordance with section 3 or the recent
Incense law passed make appl cltion Il, the
County Commissioners, at their next session for
license 10 sell intoxicating, vinous malt and
spirituoUs liquors, in quantities less thai, q
quart and subject to be drans ON the premis es
Inc place where said liquors TO be sod is
lots H. II, Sand H. in Albert r FIets hers sinh.
division of lots 81 aud 90, In his and ingram
File cheers addition TO Oak Hill, Center town
ship Marion county, stat o. Indiana
May b, lo'o PHILIP HOFFMAN.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives no Ice that he
VIII, IN accordance with sec Ion OF the recent
license law passed. make application TO the
county commissioners at their next session
TOR ilcence TO sell intoxicating, vinous, mali
and spirituOus liquors, In less quantities than a
quart and subject TO be drank on the premises
The place where said liquors areto be Id is
Center township, Marion county, 3 ate of Indi-
ana, June term, HENRY GAlSEL.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that he
will, ia accordance with ,tion of the rece nj
license law passed, make application TO the
county commissioners. at their next session
fora license 10 sell intoxicating, vInous, malt
and spirituouS liquors lin less q 1antites fhe-1 a
quart and subject 10 be draC On the rremIse
The place where said liquors a-s TO be sold is
los 80 in Greer Il Waters subdivision OF the
south half of outlotl0, No. f37 and 49, Virginia
zvenue, Thirteenth Ward. June Term
May 3. 1873 CHRISTIAN KRUGER
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NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that he
VIII, IA sccorcan with section OF the recent
license law las ed, make application to the
county Conn nissionerS at their next sessio for
a license TO sell intoxlca ing. yinons. malt and
SpiSstuouS liquors, in less quaai les than a
quart and subject TO be drank on the premises
The place where said liquors are 10 be sold is
III tndiaD avenue, Fourth Ward, cIty OF indi-
anapoli Center township. Mario county. state
Ct lndl&Da. PATRICK O'R2lEN.
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NOTICE.

The Subscriber hereby gives notice that he
Will, In accordance Win section Of the recent
license law passed. make application to The
County Commissioners, ut tn sir next Sc sion,
and spIriIpous liquors, in less Quantities than a
quart and subject 10 be cTauK GA the premises.
The place where said liquors are 10 be sold is lot
g. outlet $50, Yandss' subdivision, No. s2l South
West street, city OF indianapolis, Ceuter town
ship, M-rinn county. sta e o. Indiana.
Nav 9, 1913. WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN.
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says to ms. laughing, "You blow like por-
poise." LOO. We ara AT ZOO metres. Sivel
seems drowsy. Sivel aud CrOce are
pa g. 7,40G. Sleepy. 1900 Sivei
still throws ost ballast. Sivel
throws out ballast
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-06

A letter in the Richmond Wig says:
"Gen. SchO6eld, who ism command Of The
Pacific coast, made over 100000 by specula-
tirg wisely in the great bonanza Gen.
Siooeman. having been retired from the
army. resiues near Los Angeles, in Celifor-
MIA, aud his vast orange groves, now source
OF profitable revenue, will be large tortuls
. MIN ger years henee.n
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They discovered that an Illinois convict.
named Mike Lsferty, was woman because
he cut his cOrns with his finger nails in
stead OF using Jack knife
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- akE4EFF-S >AhE-By virtue ofa certified
10 copy OF decree TO nae DIRE led, from the
clerk OF the Superior Court of Marion
coenE', lndLana, in cause where
m Jonathan aoi mes is plRIntiG, nj RoDert ri
Buck ct al, are defeDdsnts TeQuirfns me 10
make the sum of fourteen hu, drtd and
sixEy-six dollars and nine cents, With Interest,"
on sakd Cecree and cost. " IL expose 81 plrb
10 sale, to the highest bidder, OF
SATURDAY, the 29Lh day ofMay, Al 1875,
oetveen the hours OF 10 o'slocz A. n and
g.eNcA 2. NJ. of said aay, at ihedOcr Of the Court
ktsns& or Marion cOnnty, indisn the 1ents and
psJuss For g term not exceeding seven years. of
The following real estate, to-wit;
LIS numbered one M two[l three Gsl four
nine issl or hanna HanUHs stem Oak
hiH addition to the city Of Indianapolis, Marion
| county, Indiana.
lfsuch Tents and pFofits will rot sell tor a sum-
Gent Gum 70 satisfy said decree, interests and
COSTS wiz. az the same time and place, expose
| 10 public Sole The fee sinlpe OF said real cs-
tate or - Much thereof NAV b. su sicient To
| dischaI5< ID decree, Interests aad costs.
| Said g.ie will he made without any relief
whatever from va uatiOn or appTaisement laws.
ALERT REISSSER,
| aherl n OF = ar o. county.
| soRRow, 4. d H., Aiiss for PlsinrR mayc.a
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LOCAL n oTIC 3

Every mother is proud 10 see her caIid gov
strong and healthy. We advise her to feed Il
on Ridges Food. tits the favorlte diet in Eng
laod' and viii soon be the everyday food for
children in this country.
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THE INDIANA STATE sENTINsI. 4 HURsDAY NAY 6 1875

OF those favored beings destined to, If not al
ready enjoying, literary immortality
Brooklyn Argus.
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A nan with broad turn-down shit col
lar, hish brow, and wearing bis bair brushed
back. of his ears, can loiter through the
reAding-room OF public library every at
Ssrnoon or so and manage to accumulate
considerable reputation. He need never be
caught in the act of reading a book-tne
crowd inssinoiyely recognize him "a 0ne
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OF ADMINISTRATORS.

Notice as hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed by The Mar on CIVIL G. rcaft
Court OF Marion county, indiana, Ad ninistra-
tor OF the estate OF Thomas DunnBg, late or
said county, deceaSfd. -atd IS f. auppnsed
10 De so vent. Ro3ERr DUN Nj "a,
May >, lG5. Administrator.
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hD-Ihe first premium. a large silver medal.
was awarded the "Ph9nix" brand Pure White
Lead, Eekstein. Hills L Co., by the IndusiTfsl
~ iosition, for superiority over all other lead
SAmoiied, and was the only medal fer Pure
White lie d ever given
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-06

This is Kentucky's centennial year. One
hundred years ago Richard Henderson pni-
chased from the Indians all Kentucky SOU
OF the Kentucky river. Daniel Boone sur.
veyed the purchase for him. Boone com
pls,ed the tort AZ B0Onesborough, in Madi-
son county bis wife and daughters came as
the FIRST women TO Kentucky. and the first
sermon was preached at the Big Spring, il
HaTrodsbrrg, Mercer county.
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A - t'sS : - SAs-A--by Vii tue o. r. cartifiei
. eJiy az decTes 10 iuG ii .ieeteS tror, fsa
clerk % tbs >uDe!i0r Court u Z Jzas5 ~, c,-,-t.
Indiana, ina cause wherein 'Th0grI = Z; BoSSi
e. al axe pialntiifs E6aau ma Il So 49, -
al are defendants, requiring ne 70 rosEa the
sam % te9 hundred and .oirlte.sl ,to1ie-s -
thirty cents, ana two othCriIslalsx ~ = -
vided IN said Decree gTiih far.J - ~, ss;t
decsee Snd 90 =. will goSe p. "a lhlfe saje 10
ne high sGl hidden on.
SATURDAY, the 10Th cay ofEs VA. d. 1873
between the hours oflQo'nlock AZ and 4o,cIoch
A. si OF said day AZ the door Of 40 oo,rt hons
OF Marion county, Indiana, thss nts and nro5irs
Tor Term not exceeding ssvenF sars ~ the fal-
lowing zeal estate. tO-wlt:.
Lots 9ftesn ll5l and sixteen n A. In Tsross n
nN,ns 81 sio1 % nart OF Arsenal flights
county, indiana
II such rents and profits VIA ~. sesl g. . -
icient sum to satisfy said eGs 30 f,,farSs, . 81
costs, will, at the same time and rsace a-,s
10 public sale the fee simplss 4 soiS rSoi ostPo,
or so much thereof as may a snffSatar, - ssss
charge said decree, interests I'D co.'s " --e
S-s-,1 ssns " 1e t11oS, ' without any relief
"i'Se' CT 4io1i N'lO-NNloa OK apprstseneat laws.
ALBbRkI tyISSNHR
EheEGf OF kfsyios conDsx-
May 8. \. D. 1875. N"~H'S-
DIE q HAIRS, Ait'ys Tor PIG mavs.st
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- HERiFF's, SlEER.-By virtue of a certified
- copy OF y decree 10 me directed, from the
clerk OF the SupeTior Court of Marion county.
Indiana, in y csTss wherein William Il. Morrt-
son Is plaintiff and Edgar j. Foster ct al. are
defendants, requiring me to make TIE sum of
eiget huDdred and eight collars and sixty four
cents, with interest," on said decree and cost, L
will expV,e ~ public sale, TO the highest bidder,
on
SATURDAY. the 2esh day OF May, A. d. 1875
bseween the hours OF 10 o'clock A. II. and 4
ocioeik p. NJ OF said day, at The aoor OF the loart
lions G o. Marion county, Indiana, the rents and
profi.'S for q term not exceeding seven years, OF
the fllOwing real estate, tO-wit:
Lot number one hundred and dfy xix 1881.
IN AorriSon'S third addition to the city o. IN
clans Ills, Marion county, Indians.
fsuoh rents and profits will not sell for a
sufficient suGa 10 SATISFY said decree, inieresi
aud csstss viii, at the same Time anu place.
expose 10 public sale the fee simple of said reai
estate, or so much thereof as may be auffioel,t
| to di>charge said decree, Interests and COSTS
Said sale will be made without any .ef,e,
whatever from vsluaiion or appraisement laws
| ALBERT REEsSNER
| sheriff of Marion County
CLAfrool I K, Attys. FOR Plaintiff, mays-s
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BUSIN - NOTICES.
HARMLESS AS SUMNER DEW.

Yet In the highest degree disinfectant, and pre
servatve, SOZODONT. keeps the teeth aiygev,
healthy and spntless, and the gums ruddy and
free from canker.
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CtMERIFF-s Sax.r


SkhERIFf,s SAFELY v5rtus of = eer:fned
~ COPY OF decree 10 me directed r en- the
ciefS OF the superior Court of HArion eonnfv
indlsna, IN cause wherein eek, syC,~.a Toyt
Is p;alntlI and Edward N. RtelsarCs ct al
are oeIsndants, requiring me to male the sum
OF twenty-three bundled aud tAiri cen dollars
ana eighty cents, with iats esa.on sad decree
anu cost. VIII expose at pubic ss.ie to the
highest bidder On W VIZ
SATURDAY, the oath cay OF lay, A. D. 1875.
between the hoars or h c,caa.k A. n and
Oclock I: NJ o sod day. ~ the door OF The Court
Floiise q Marlca cDunty, luGisns tie rents
years, o. Inc following real estate, sO-vE.
Lot numbered three 50 in l. j.. spd A. X
Fatout 3 sub Vision of Loo nneteei t(lsN a, "a the
soutn haif OF 4 twenty (sg), ia Pr at \ esI FfyF
ON q cutlot y . one hundred Sna seyeDI --one
Ilfll IN me city OF indianapolis, * rion 0unfv.
IL diana. : y
II sueh rents and profits vyin nos ssI II for ?
sUilclent sum 10 satisfy sac..d L 1fereSfs
ana costs, viii. 81 the same lne, aud O, nee az
pose TO public sale the e 81 phs OF : ia rent
-s-it. e or 50 a-si "A thereof rrAJ b. snnrsnt
% 'GSSlsTge said decree. Inte-eslS and osfs
sad saie will Ne made vitfsn,as n II relief
wlis1 HeT foIn NalUR' aEl or app iss-aa nj Ms
ALBERT HEI-SI .Fp
Sheriff - II anon crunfv
Nay 5. A. D. IS75.
MoNEow, Z. q H., Atty. FOR Planaun. mays-s.
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SATURDAY., The cath dAyofissx 40 ne,

Nay 5. A. ID. IS75. O'Nl
MoRRow, Z. d IL, Atty. for PlaHatin. M,
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May9. A. D. 1s7i.
CLAxPooL & K, Atsys. for R,fs.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-06-03

BONANZA SHARON, the luxurious sen,
ator from Nevada, who will not allow
even a coalscuttle in his house that costs
less than 1926, is bent upon enlargine
the sphere of his usefulness. He feels
called upon to keep hotel, and he will
not be satisfied with anything less than
the biggest hotel in the world. He has
accordingly bought William G. Ralston's
interest in the new Palace hotel in San
Francisco, paying 81, $50, 900 down. MI
Sharon once estimated his share in the
big bonanza at fifteen millions of dollars,
but we believe he will eventually find,
after patient search and vigil long, a hole
somewhere in his magnificent Palace
hotel that will hold the whole of his
bonanza. A man may be smart enough
to become a senator of the United States
or president Of the Bank of California,
and have 1925 coal-scuttles in his house
and yet not be smart enough to keep q
hotel especially hotel with 6, 600 door
keys and us bay-windows.
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WHEN an Arab tribe is pursued bv a.

WHEN an Arab tribe is pursued by an
enemy, they sleep and take their food
without hating. That they may not
fall from their camels when sleeping,
they streach themselves out at length,
placing their feet III bag on each side
of the ANIMALS neck. Their food is
prepared by the women. One mounted
on camel loaded with wheat continues
grinding with hand-mill, and passes the
meal to another, who is provided with
leather bottles containing water, suspen-
ded on each side of the camel she, hay
ing prepared the paste, passes it to a
third, who completes the operation by
baking the bread in thin slices on a chat
mg-dish, or portable oven, which is
heated with wood or straw. This bread
with portion of cheese and dates, is
then distributed by her, to those whom
it is her province to feed, and the frugal
meal is finished with draught of camel s
milk. The calnels are MIXED as they
walk, the men using for this purpose
large wooden bowls, which are passed
from one to another.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-06-03

Az INTELLIGENT DoG.-A Hartford ex-
pressman possesses a remarkably intelli-
gent dog. 1t lisa little ''black and tan, 'and
it knows about IS much as the average
jurymen in Beecher cases-after the jury
has been in uninterrupted session for a
wear or two. Mr.. Barnard-the owner
will hold up one finger and ask the
dog "How many?" Answer by the
dog 'Bow." Then Barnard holds up
two, four, or three, as any bystander
may request, and the dog, without wait
ing to be asked, says, If there are two,
'sBow WOW y or if there are four, "Bow
WOW WOW wow" It is evident that, to
a certain extent, the dog can count; and
that he is not to be fooled into giving
wrong answer, whether the number of
fingers held up is increased in regular
numerical graduation or not so it is no
routine learning on his part, but actual
Intelligence and comprehension. Ask
the dog how many thousand dollars he
is worth, and he responds with five banks.
He viii also tell how many command
ments there are and when asked how
many words there are in the eighth COM
mandment, he responds with four bow
vows No matter how one varies the
questions, the answer is always correct.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-06-03

HE PIGEONs.-ln company with Geo.
Martin, we went out on a pigeon shoot
ing expedition Friday and Saturday of
last week, visiting the ''pigeon roost, -
near Beldenyille, in Pierce county, about
II miles above River Falls. In about
four hours shooting we bagged full
buggy load of pigeons, 175 in number.
We had often heard of pigeon roosts,
(Which is the place where they congre-
gate to build their nests and raise their
young), but he'd never seen one before.
The stories we have heard, have evident
ly greatly exaggerated the truth. We
had often heard that the pigeons where
they nested would be in such great num-
bers, and would build their nests SO
thickly on the trees as to break off large
limbs. There is nothing like this ont at
BeldenviIle. We should Judge there
was an average of dozen nests to each
tree. The roost is said to cover an
area of not less than Is to 20 square
miles, and as the trees are very thick, it
Will be seen that there must be a great
many of the birds.
When we left the nests were generally
built, and perhaps few of them contain
ed eggs.
The birds are in countless numbers.
You can hear them FOR mile, the noise
sounding like heavy wind roaring
through the woods. AS they were all
old birds, of course they were rather
wild, and kept on the tops of tall trees,
just about difficult enough to get to give
zest to the sport of shooting them
Hudson IVis.) Star and Times.