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The daily gazette., 1878-05-17
Our County Court. !.
THE CIVIL LIsr-Bur LITTLE BpstxISl
fBAMsACTnD.

THE crvIL LIsr-Bur LITTLE DustxlSa
rBANsAcTnD. ~
NEW CAsFLp, Del, Msy 10, 1e7s.
The psoSsedln6s Sssaoviag tAese pub-.
Hshed In yssterdsys l.ts edition are -
The case OF McIntire W. Broolibso .rs-
cover amount Of fpromissory notq kas 0enr
cluded soon after our last reportHAs writ
ten, and the Jury rendered verdict In
favor Of plainti q for the whole amount
800 and Interest from date.
X. @. Bradford, Jr., on behalf Of John
McClaferty "a judgment creditor Of David
McCullin, obtained rule to show cause
why the Sheriff sale Of McCullih's pro.
on Saturday.
AFTERNOON sKssIoN.
Court re-assembled at 3 O'Clock.
An inq1isition by jury in the case o.
tor Of James Ball resulted In verdict oi
In the case Of Patrick Stewards Ad
ministrators W. Bnnting Mcdonald q
verdict for S846.b6 was rendered In favoa
| Of defendant. This was an action d
debt upon ajudgmentrscoveredi in Phila
The jury Of the first panel wsss tlss
discharged for the term. The second
panel comes In tomorrow.
A highly interesting discussion Ind
IDENTIFY occurred between their Honors
the Court, and Richard Harrington
ESQ, Of Dover, upon the point Of tn!
illegality Of the Indictment under whicl
John Cauik, COL, was convicted ant
sentenced for steahng Q revolver from
James Tcknor. of Appoquinimink Hun
dred.
Mr.. Harrington held that the tria
wasn't legal ON actount Of the tndictmen
revolver" where II should have read
"pistol commonly called revolver"
Court adjourned at . O'Clock.
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The Runklo Case.

I Il viii be remembered that Senator
,ConkhnR early In the session introduced
n rssolution Of inquiry into the Presi.
,dsht's hight to restore Benjamin P. Rum
kls 70 tho rank Of major In she army land
his motive wAs generally supposed to be
10 chasActeristic desire to 'spito" Mr..
Hayes. The resolution wAs referred to
tho judiciary committee, which, 1t Ia
now said, has agreed to report that the
Up residents astion was unauthorized BY
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sale of Valuable Horses.

J. C. McFerren & Son, of the Glenview
stud farm, sold twenty-seven OF their
high-bred trotters Wednesday. The horses
averaged $407 so each. Orient, chest
nut filly who has record of 2.3S in her
three-year old form, was sold to Colonel
Richard West, of Kentucky, for $3,OOO.----
Friedmund, bright bay, three years old,
was sold to Charles G. Green Of Babylon,
N. T., for 81, ,15O.
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4 Lest hoy.

Frank Thompson, . boy Is years Of age
left his home No. 101k West Second 1t.
ON Wednesday evening, and has not since
been heard from. He Ii large for his age,
Of sallow complexion, and had on dark
him will be thankfully received by his
friends, If left at his residence or at the
police station.
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Death Of Lydia sherman.

GONE TO MEET THE THREE HUSBANDS
AND THH FOUR CHILDREN WHoM SHE
POISONED.
HARTFORD, Conn, May 16. 1873.
Mrs. Lydia Sherman, the Derby poi
goner, died In the Connecticut State
Prison to-day where she was serving q
life sentance for poisoning her husband
fessed 10 having poisoned three husbands
and four children. See was about fifty
years old. She escaped from the prison
only . few months ago and was recap
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\ sTREEr YEsrKBDAY-The
ae' 'a.' was dull, but strong. Gold
N wv and fell to 1909. Gov
"aus were strong, States dull
l. |O'a' firm. Money on call was
E'a per cent, closing at the
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DIED..

DIED.
In Philadeiphis, on We'd
nesday. May 18th. 10s. Clarence A.
Whitemap, aged 66 years.
Intern ent at Uhristlana, on saturday
May Istn inrt.. ~ II O'CLOCK, .. NJ.
BRINGHURST On the morning q ihs
10th INST Anna. daughter or Joseph and
Anna b Brinshurst.
are respectfully invited 70 attend the ~.
neral on Sovonth-da afternoon, the tsfh
inst, from the residence OF her parents,
corner OF Third and West streots. To leave
the house at O'Clock.
MYERS.-On the evening Of the 10Th inst.
Lille. daughter of James II. ana Lou
N. Myers.
The relatives and friends Of the family
are respectfully invited TO attend the funer-
al on the II inst, from the residence OF her
parents, 003 w. sixth street, at 245 p. m
kervice at st. Paul's Church corner Of
Fourth aud jackson streets.
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,,s.' . Russian F.,....

..s.'u,h,. " - Russian Frix..e
hsd '''P a. ps,;.sso state Of California WA,
II. an laaasa.lp lmaaa'asdslphia yesterday.
fon present 'Asase asssmolage Of
la,acted o', to n. a variety Of vessels ID
ldsd out into o 'ssne' 'h and as the
&c. TSs Tfs' up up, Whistles SnS. were
saa.. saa W. CHIP ess,.,:s.as s:s as,y!y y %: 4.
.hsss.d, .hs s..ss1 10 Of California. al A9n. a1.
L. .''sa a. government ms S'sn ,sp.a purchased BY
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Rugby Literary sseisey.

This society will celebrate Its seventh
anniversary with an entertainment for
its friends on Tuesday evening next,
May 21st, in the Grand Opera House.
Reserved seat tickets can be obtained
tomorrow at C. r. Thomas b Cos book
store, by those who have received invi-
tation tickets. ....@..
The daily gazette., 1878-05-17

('.a'ases ofbaildinx railroads at
!, ' il,. 'oN Prices Of labor aud mate.
4, u''A.ed r In the Completion Of q
IN. nOin columbus to Portsmouth.
1 d.n, nunsf'd ns mil-s in length With q
Is,' ",s. OF only sl,aOO,oOo. and fros
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yIs1r.-Yesterdsv !,

A FRIENDLY VIsIr.-Yesterday after.
noon, about four o'clock, about eighteen
couples Of ladies and gentleman started
in carriages for Newport, Del, about
three miles below Wilmington, to visi,
former resident Of Chester. Aftel
spending the evening with their frient
they returned home about two o'elooh
this morning.
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Musical Opening.

The grand musical opening OF the
Brandywine NJ. e. Church strawberry
festival will take place on Tuesday even
ing, May 21st., with choir OF twenty
voices accompanied by an organ, fute and
violin. 1t will be q grand affair.
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Rleatlons for To-Day.

Middle Atlantic States, rising,
SIovaby falling barometer near
ryHasight rise in tcanperdture'
DuNrly Uinds, cloudy ,oeutl,er,
[4l Aqit rains.
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vss river Savings Bank, Of
k'mouth' Massachusetts, with
n [|epOs,ts' piv 10 and the Union Savings
Ed.auii All hlver' Massachusetts. with
EepOslts' @ have taken the benefit
|,v,,' H." massachusetts, law regulating
|aWas by depositors.
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Special MeotfnG.

A special meeting Of the JefSarson
Democratic Club viii be held this even.
ing at their roOms in the Askew build
ing. A full attendance is reQuesed ~
business Of Importance viii be brought
before the meeting.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-17

Mr. John Harvey, chief clerk in the
drug store of 2. James Belt. arrived at
liverpool, England, on Wednesday last.
He. will visit the principal cities Of Eu.
rope before he returns, and will also
spshd some time at the Paris Exposition.
He win arrive home some time during
tke month Of September next.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-17

Every effect must have cause; 30 boils,
pimples, ETC., are the result Of poor blood.
Purify the blood by using DIR. Bulls
blood mixture and Danish such eruptons
as those named.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-17
SECOND EDITION
From Washington.
THE STRUGGLE OVER THE POT
TER RESOLUTION YET
UNSETTLED.
BOTH PARTIES UNYIELDINe-PRoM
OF AN EARNEST FIGHT TO
COMMENCE TODAY.
Secretary Sherman Defies the
Democrats to do
their Worst.

WASHINGTON, May 16, 1878.
CONTINUANCE OF THE DEADLOCK IN
THE HOUsE-FUTILE EFFORTS
AT COMPROMISE.
The deadlock continues in the House
and may continue for some days yet.
The democratic position is that they
want to pass their resolution, and they
are ready to agree that when this Is done
they will let the republicans pass their
resolution, giving them q chairman Of
their own selection for their own commit
tee. The republicans, ontheir side, In
sist on making the resolution an amend
ment to and part of the Potter resolution
and meantime they oppose the Potter
resolution as revolutionary attempt to
reopen the question of the Presidential
title. The democrats object to accepting
the republican resolution as an amend
ment to their own, on the ground that 1t
would force an amount OF work on
single committee which it could not DO,
and would make the whole inquiry futile.
General J. d. Cox came to Mr.. Potter
to-day with the proposition that the demo
Gratis should embody in the recital of
their resolution the statement that the
democrats have no intention of impugn-
ing the title or position of Mr.. Hayes, and
should also so amend the resolution as to
extend the inquiry to all the States that
were in question before the Electoral
Commission. Mr.. Potter without COM
Uniting himself, asked first to be assured
THAT If this proposition were accepted 1t
would be satisfactory to the republicans,
and, on consultation, General Cox was
obliged to report that it would not be-
and for this reason the proposal fell to the
: ground.
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ideibuns bes @obernabore mo6en=, monates
lang. Sic fam nidt ebenIolpenig fam Die
8eItati9un9 Der Gontrafte ilber Die Ya6tung
Der Metaugruben. IS fam ibn suweilen Der
8ebanfe, oab DON GliSonbo bic Iblenbun9
beiber SdriftItiide ,pe9en anber,peiter bring
ltber, iebr brin9li6er 8ei9dfte mOgli6erz
weiIe sanSIid unterlaien. llno steier @ebonz
fe war ibnL Gaes in Nllem 9enommen, 10
unlieb nibt, benn man fonnte INNER nibt
| rpinen, oa man 10 rpenis in Der gSelt be-
| 1timmt ipeib, rpie namentli9 i'm Yunfte oes
Worbes unb 8ilns mutbmabli6er 8etbeiIiz
9uns BET Der Sludt Don S'8rien's bieie @ntz
i6eibun9 aussefalen mare. 9lls nun enbIi6
fait Elm Sabr oarilber uer9an9en uno Die Wtits
tel Billp 2uff's, melde er BEL Der Slu6t ieis
mes Sreunbes Don S'8rien fir fi6 Suriifbe=
balten, auf Die gleise sinsen unb tn oemielz
ben WaBe feline Sebniudt nad ber Seirnatb
wu6s, traf er NIT ieinem Sreunbe Don Gliz
aonoo Elm biaises, iebr btllises 9lbfommen.
ST sin9 mad Dem Horben, na9 Stem Yorf,
uno CAB bem &i6ter bas 8erIpre9en, auf
feline Iufforoerlns ii6 in @oiala gu 9eitellen,
iobalo cine @ntIdeibung bes @obernaoore auf
bic 8eri6te bes Sues in 8etreff Der Ba6tz
contrafte ober oes on Don Sole periibten
Utoroes einlaufen unb feline 9lnweienbeit
notbmenoi9 MAIDEN ipir0en. Oamit nabm
benn 8ilIp BON @olala, bem &idter unb 2e=
ontinen einen bersli6 riibrenben Nbi9ieb uno
9in9 na6 SiOrben-f fir INNER. Die Seri9te
famen nidt Suriid, tuie ioaieai iie aud limb
idmerli9 bdtte bas Sdreiben bes SueS 8iap
IN Stem yorf 9etroffen, bas ct cine fur3e t3eit
barauf perlieb, Inn na6 @alman suriidsufeb=
rem. Die Sebniu6t na6 ieiner Seimatb trieb
tbn fort uno bas i6elmii6e, bunfeIdu9t9e 8ez
1t6t NIT ben rotbgoloenen Saaren bate er
ntmmer, ninmer per9eI1en n-8etip !
4ber in ber 8eranoa Der Sacienba y llriua
unter ben Sdulen itanb nod piele Sabre binz
our9 cine f6lanfe, idmer5sebro9ene Stab
6enseitaIt- ioeiBe Stole BON goIoIa nanns
ten Iie Die 9eute = unb lab iebniidtiS uub
traumenb su ben Wolfen auf, Die broben bin
mad Often sosen. Mohate, Sabre persinsen
ibr in i6mer5lider unseitillter Sebniudt
Sic partet auf Ginen auf ibn, uno er fam
nidt. Sbre i90nen 9tusen puroen tribe pon
gSeinen ibre blubenbe @eitalt uerfiel-er
fam ni6t.
Sbre Yulie 9in9en matter, ilnb Oos Ser1
oas einit 10 feuri9 ,lno poQ 2iebe ibm entsez
sen9eibla9en, besann gu itoden gr fam
nt9t uno iie ipartete umionit. Iber enbli6
fam er, ailf ben gtiemanb tpartet unb Der bod
gemtb fommt = Der Sob = gr fam uno
trus ite auf ianften 4rmen binlber. gr enb=
lid itillte ibren S6merS unb bic Sebniu6t
na6 bem 8eliebten, an bem ibre @eoanfen
in unnanoelbarer 2iebe unb Treue btnsen
bis gum lebten, itiuen &u9enblid. =
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Columbus Obio, 9onneritag ben 20. e(uguit 1873

y8at, baIt an! D, nod einmal baIt an !"
i9reit 8etIp, bic f96nen Sdnoe rinsenb.-
rgtimm Gbi9ieo BON mir gum 2cbten, ebe 0u
| itirbf!"
sort, fort! !" i6reit aber 4at unb Orebt
srimni9 ben &opf meg. ug8i4 ni9ts mebr
| ieben itnb b0ren, oenn metn Slid 1T fort rnb
8tqn bat mid betrogen = Sort, @eib, i9
babe Did elenb sen,a9t unb 8illp bat mid
betrosen-ipia iterben, i9neI, i6nell !"
Der 8utider peiti9t pieber a,lf Die 8ferbe
Elm unb nun iteben iie unter benz @alsen uno
Die &ne9te er9reifen ibn uno tbun es i9nea,
tpie er sewout. 2egen ibn1 bic S9ltn9e UNI
ben SaIs = er ,uartet au9 ni6t meter, it0bt
ieIber bic Setter meg unter ieinen SiiBen unb
i6neat iid ielber biniiber ms Senieits.
g8obl, pie er nun in ber S9lln9e bdn9t
ilnb bic Wen19en ibn anftarren, ganS fir9ens
itia, meinenb uno nit 9efalteten Sanoen, ba
i6allt pom ferne bet elm S9reL Elm piloer,
9ellenber S9rei limb Elm Geiter iagt beran
uno bunbert S6ritte Dor bem @alsen itiirSt
unter ibm bas 9ferb rnb ct Ipringt aut tooz
tenbIei1, i6menft Elm Yapier uno 16rett
p@naOe Gnabe!" unb ftiir5t obnmd6ti9 gus
1ammen.
SauIenb Stimmen i9reien ibm na9:
,,@nabe @nabe !" unb Elm rpilbes &ennen
unb S9reien mtrb laut : y@nabe /! Gnabe~
2tber Yat D 8rien bort baS S6reien ni9t
mebr, bort ni9ts mebr, als iie ibn pom
Gtranse i6netben unb i9iitteln uno riltteln.
Sothi9tS mebr in Der @elt 9eb0rt, aud ni6t
seb0rt, ais 8illp Stuff fi9 iiber i'm mari uno
ibn fibte uno ibm O8naoe 0naoe !" ms
DIR i6rie. 98ar aus nit ibm fur INNER !
Sdtte ct IOm 0tocartp's &ru9 9etrunfen uno
feinem @ei6e ni9t ben 9lbi9ieosfuB ueria9t
pdre Die @nabe Sur re9ten 3eit gefommen
unb ct bate nod Ionse Ieben fOnnen. Oar
I'm mllbte er iterben, uno Die @nabe, Die
8ilp Stuff ibm bradte pom Ser5o9 Irsple,
fam nur 1einem 2ei9nam 5u9ut oer9eitalt,
bab ct Elm ebrlid @rab erbieIt.
60 mar 8at S'8rien tubt.
9lls aber Sabr uno Sag per9an9en, pran9=
te Die S9enfe v3um Seeraben" i'm feltIi9en
&leibe. Die blanfen Senlter uno neuen
Tbiiren naren NIT 2aub uno 8lumenfrdnSen
seIdmitdt. Der Satfii6 brebte it9 leiie i'm
2uftSu9 unb bIibte persnii9t aus ben 9lugen,
bet gabe i6rie unabldlit9: yg8obl befomm's
Q8pbI befomm's !" bis er better mar unb 9tes
manb auf ibn b0rte unb feline Stinn1e unter=
sins in ben seQenben Ian5lpeiien Der @eisen
unO S5lotenL in bem 2a6en unb ber Suit Der
frObli6en 2eute, luelbe Die t6edSeit Der gSIttme
Bat S'Sren's uno 8illp 2uff'S feierten
9luS 8eiber 9lusen leu6tete 2iebe unb @lId!
.9ie gSellen oes Nteeres botten ibr rt9ttg
propbe3eit. 9as Yeer lu9t nibt. Sic batte
Die beioen SreunOe BON GaInap befommen-
9eioe. 9tuf bem @rabe bes @inen Srpar 1tanb
Elm &reuS pie oamals bel ieinem 9tamen am
Strano aber bas Slid bes 9(nbern blieb
Ibm treu unO ibr Ianse 3eit, Ianse 3eit-bis
an's @nOe =
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9ie @eisenernte in Galtfornien
lit eine auberoroentIi9 befrieoigenbe. Sai3t
uenieer alS 422, 900 Gentner iinb roabrenb
Der speiten @o9e i'm Iu9uit nab ct. Sranz
cisco perIanot moroen-9e9en 249,551 Sents
ner sur IeLben geriobe 6es pori9en Sabres.
9ie @eIammtmeiSenausfubr GaIifOrniens rriro
ii6 bieIes Sabr mad 9ln9abe pon Sa9uers
itanoieen auf ni6t rpeni9er als 100000 Sonz
men belaufen. Der @rlOs bieraus barf nod
ben iebisen Dtarftpreilen auf $40,000,000
uerani6last ruerben. Sm Safen bon San
5ranSisco mimmelt es 9e9enwdrti9 uOn S9ifs
fen, Die fur ben 8etreioeperlanot beitimnlt
iino. yli6t weniser ais so Sabr3euse nit
einem @ebalte BON $4,000 Ionnen merOen
9eoenwdrtis nit Beisen befra9tet, udbreno
fur bic sIei6e anSabl NIT einisen 8erienoern
bereits GOntrofte einseleitet lino uno weitere
$50 S9iffe, fur ben &eiSentranspOrt bes
itimmt, Iinb bereits auf bem g8ese na9 San
srcnsSco. QSdbrenO Der erften 9dlfte oieles
Monats iinb bur9idnittIid 2400 Sonnen ben
Gag mad 2iperpool perianbt tuOroen.
0ie @aiSen.Grnte oieies 2anbes miro
auf 122,OO0,0Oo 8uibel sei4ast.
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gls iie enbIi6 in Goiala anfommen, n,ube,
ermattet, Iiest aaes i'm tiefen SdIaf sebt
Der 6a,ife fill auseinanber. Ser Gefan9ene
,pirb in bas @efansniB seiperrt INN am ans
bern Morsen bem Sues uorsefiibrt gu lperz
ben. DON O'8rien 1T entfloben, Die Yferoe
Der Dragoner iinb fort - aber iie baben ben
Morber, ben ridtisen M0rber -
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-01-30

the car, calling him monster and yelling
"Save mel" By terrible mistake he had
got hold of the wrong woman, and the con-
ductor, refusing to listen to his explanations,
kicked him out of the car, the brakemen
chucked him into the ditch, the sheriff met
him before he was half way back to town
and put handouts on him, and when at last
he got home he saw his business partner
holding his wife on his lap and telling her
that there were men in the world who loved
her much better than her faithless husband
ever did- He says the next time he travels
he will walk.
Ten of the articles which enrich the mid
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Scribner's are
illustrated, some of them profusely. The
three which will attract the most attention
are: "Moose Hunting by Charles G. Ward;
"a California Camp" by Mary Hallock
fornia Waterfalls" by John Muir Some of
the illustrations in these papers are exquisite
beyond comparison. Aside from the poems,
serials and shorter stories of which this
number contains agoodly SHARE the articles
which will attract the most attention are:
Mr.. Howing's paper on the college. rank of
distinguished men, which dissi pates the fool
Ish but common belief that it is the men
who rank lowest in their class who generally
succeed best in life; "Washington's Only
Sister," which embraces a very interesting
correspondence; THE Majolica of Castelli;"
Personal "Reminiscences of Lincoln" by
Noah Banks; Recent Church Decorations
by Clarence Cook and Following the Hal
cyon to Canada" by John Burroughs. The
departments are, as usual stored with good,
wise and timely matters that furnish the
seasoning for the whole number. Scribner
& Co., New York.
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mo plant so much as man demands light
and air" A good supply of pure water is a
fountain OF life in any household. To test
water fill perfectly clean quart bottle two
thirds full of water, dissolve in this tea
spoonful of clean white sugar, cork the bottle
and put it away in some warm place for two
days, and If it remains clear and bright you
need fear no evil from its use; but If 1t turns
milky white and gives off an offensive smell,
beware how you use it. Do not throw out
OF doors or windows Stops to tester or rot,
filling the house with flies and foul vapors.
After the passage of the usual resolution of
thanks the institute adjourned.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that we will sell at
public auction on Tuesday, February u, 1873,
at the residence OF John r. Trick, late of
Marion county, deceased, all his personal
property not taken by the widow, consisting
OF horses cattle, hogs, 900 bushels corn is tun
hay, $50 dozen sheaf GA IS and farming imple-
ments. Terms: A credit of ten months will be
given on all sums over three dollars, the pur-
chaser giving his note, with approved freehold
securi. Y, waiving valuation and appraisement
laws. Three dollars and under, cash in hand.
JESSE SMITH,
SILAS b. CRAM,
Executors.
JAMES NALIN, Auctioneer.
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SALE.


Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of an
order OF the Marion Circuit Court, made at its
December term, 1877, the undersigned, dmin-
lstrator OF the estate of Joseph Pence, deceas-
ed. Will offer for sale at publ auction on the
remlses on Saturday. Fe bruary 10, 1875, be-
tween the hours of 10 O'CLOCK a. m. and
O'Clock p m. of said day the following describ-
ed real esi ate, to-wit: Lots number one two.
twelve, thirteen and fourteen. i'm square num-
Der two OF Blake 4 Rays subdivision Cf outlot
number twelve, west of White river, in the
city of indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana.
To be sold to the highest bidder for sum
not less than two thirds Of the appraised value
thereof. One fourth of the purchase money TO
be paid down and balance in three equal pay
ments in six, twelve and eighteen months at
six per cent. interest, with approved security,
viewing valuation and appraisement laws.
Should said lots not be old nssafd day, then
the sale thereof will be continued and offered
from day to Gay at private sale, fer not less
than the appraised value, on the same terms,
at my store, No. Ala West Washington street,
Indianapolis, Ind, until sold.
SAMUEL b. CORBALEY,
Administrator.
January l6. 1873.
BCSKIRK q NICHOI. ATTORNEYS.
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CANCER And EYE IEFIRMARY

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to nine days, without pain the use of the
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Chronic and acute diseases of the eve sue
cessfully treated with mild and non in furious
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Deformities of every description successfully
treated. Surgical appliances and braces manu-
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The treatment of chronic diseases specially
Call and see us before taking treatment else
where.
Consultation and examination free.
A. II. TURNER. M. D..
Office 1857 y. Illinois Sc.
COrreSpOndencc Solicited
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THE GUEST.

Specifies sorrow sat with me,
| was signing wearily!
Lamp an fire were out; the rain
Wildly beat the window pane.
In the dark we heard knock,
And hand was on the lock:
One In waiting spoke to me,
Saying sweetly,
81 am come to sup with theeP'
All my room was dark and damp;
sorrow" said L trim the lamp;
Light the fire and cheer thy face.
Set the guest chair In its place."
And again heard the knock;
In the dark found the lock-
Enter! I have turned the key!
Enter, stranger!
Who art come to sup with me-"
Opening wide the door lie came,
But could not speak his name;
In the guest chair took his place,
But could not see his face!
When my cheerful fire was 0eaming,
When my little lamp was cleaning,
And the feast was spread for three,
Lo. my Master
Was the guest that supped with me!
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jan uHIN 10, 1915.
BCsKIRK d NICHoL, Attorneys.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-01-30

II IEBIG'S Fever and Ague Cure in liquid
IL pills. Positively cures any kind of ague
either first, second, third or seventh day ague
and keeps il off IL taken according to direc-
tions. Cores sick headache. neuralgia, female
debility and the liver, strengthens the blood
and stomach, brings into harmony natures
laws of health. Warranted to do good OF the
money refunded. If your druggist don't get it
for you send the proprietors 80 cents or 81 and
get it tree. Sold by druggists. PERSHING Il
CO., proprietors, Plymouth, Indiana. Agents
wanted everywhere. jul l7-3m
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To the Heirs of Evan E. Citizens
Deceased.

The nephews and nieces of Evan E. Citizens,
deceased, late of Fountain county, Indiana,
are hereby notified that have been appointed
administrator, with the will annexed, of said
decedent; that you are named as legatees in
said viii on condition that you prove your re-
lationship to said decedent within eighteen
months from the date of this notice. will
furnish information as to manner OF making
proof upon applications by letter or otherwise.
WILLIAM WALDRIP,
Attica, Indiana.
ISAAC E. SCHooNovER, Atty for Ex'r.
January 3, 1875
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-01-30

In three pens three hogs, each nearly full
grown and about equal in weight and thrift
ness were fed four months as follows: One
pen, soaked corn; one pen, cooked cornmeal;
one pen, dry corn. At the close of the
experiment those fed on dry corn had made
the most weight.-Producer.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-01-30

The indianapolis. Bloomington and West
ern has saved s10,0 900 a year byasubstituting
reclining chair cars of its own for the two
Pullmans that it used to run, guaranteeing
$500 month to each.