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All Endorse IL.

heonier." Americus, Ca, says I:
ssuat rs, Representatives, Doc
fwr, Citizens, in public and
IN. are testlfying by the thou
idoyer their own signatures that
4 has been found for Bright's
In kidneys and for diabetes I;
brespectIvely known as warmers
t1py and Liver Cure and Warmers
ISies Cure" ms eodl2t.
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Local Lanes.

Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
Devilled crabs at Fullmer's.
Clam chowder at Fullmer's.
Salt oysters ice cold at Fullmer's.
No police cases this morning.
The City Treasurer's Office is being
cleaned.
Thoso will b. q stoss.Ay tinAe at Chi
cago to-day.
1t rained continually the greater
part of last night. .,4 g.
Asbury Sunday School goes to Anda-
lusia Park, on Friday, June 4th.
Lea s. Sons new corn mill with tur-
bine wheel appliances, has started op-
erations.
The Pennsylvania House, corner of
Front and King streets, has been re-
painted.
With last nights storm the ther-
mometer took a tumble' of full thir-
ty degrees. -
Locomotives Nos. SO, 40 and SO are
in the p, w. g. b. R. Il. machine shop
undergoing repairs.
The Second Baptist Sunday School
goes to Bombay Hook, tomorrow on
the steamer Thomas Clyde.
Henry Wilson, the old colored man
who drove the soap factory wagon for
so many years, died on Sunday last.
The Millard Club concert, at the
Opera House, this evening, will be
the choicest musical event of the sea-
son.
The City Assessors have completed
the horse assessment, and the books
can now be seen at the Office of the
Clerk of Council.
The Board of Assessment has finish
ed its daily sittings for the reception OF
appeals, and is now considering the
appeals presented.
Joseph Richardson is candidate
for Clerk of the Market, and is circu-
lating petitions urging his claim upon
the members of Council.
The Bicycle Club is having the old
Tenth street foundry fitted up with
trapeze, horizontal bars, and othel
break-neck arrangements.
Inside of two years, the Reformed
Episcopal Church of the Covenant has
paid obligations aggregating S4, 00O,
and will soon be free from debt.
The new pump, furnished by Cav
throp g. Bro, to pump from Coo
Spring to Rodney street basins, has ar
rived and will be Immediately put in
order.
Mrs. Ella Callahan, of No. 1925 w
Front street, who was so badly scald
ed OH May 18th last, died, yesterday
from the effects of the injuries ther
received.
The river and harbor appropriation
bill, in Congress, contains an item o
$75, 900 to continue the improvement o
Cherry Island flats, in the Delaware
opposite Edgemoor.
Mr.. Granville A. Ellis, who has beer
, writing up Wilmington for the pas
two months, for work entitled SIN
tustries of Delaware returns t.
Philadelphia, to-day.
Revs. w. J. Frost, g. w. Bubois
: T. G. Little,E G. Alcorn, j. w. Kay
4 and K. J. Stewart are delegates fror
. this city to the annual convention o
the P. e. Church, which commences a
% Laurel, tomorrow.
Delaware Lodge, l. o. o. F., hs
appointed committee to investigat
the conduct of the impudent PiersoI
who rudely elected representatives
the Republican and Euery EUentn
from the recent banquet given by til
Lodge.
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S5OO Rev ara

..,' 'o,I-red In every paper OF the
H. 1ormer proprietor of Dr.Sage's
pemsdy ,U lor "A case Of catarrh. y
III sIvTs rers. il cures by Its mild
/ e.sansiog, and healing proper
s,sor du,t Of any kind dries up
| vi drives it TO the lungs. This
s's s slood ~ the test OF time, having
|oauisr remedy Tor a quarter OF "a
/ sold by druggists III 81 cents.
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Unquestlon abe.

Herald, Detroit, Mich, says OF
|tSaie Kidney and Liver Cure:
|scy In kidney, liver andiall uri-
ea,es is SO fully acknowledged
BOT worth the questioning. Bona
|mOnIals from well known oiti-
public and private life are evil
htOAg enough to convince the
lobOTn dOubler.
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Officers Elected.

AT a regular communication of Lafa-
yette Lodge, No ID, A. f. 3 A. M, held
last evening, officers for the ensuing year
were elected and Installed, as follows:
W. M.-John II. Graham.
s. W.-Cha,les G. Grant.
j. W'-John Fl. Hazlelt.
Secretary. WIN. A. Reynolds.
Treasurer.-Wm. q. Pierce.
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Certain sordid persons might say that
IL was a small reward that the SW edish
emigraut gave Michael Maher when she
handed him fifty cents in return for CIV
ing her 5000 which she had lost and he
had found. Others will say that witness
ing the JOY Of the poor woman, that ex-
pressed itself in many fervent kisses
pressed on MIchael's blushing face, and
the consciousness of having done good
deed aud made a helpless stranger hap
py, is in itself reward more satisfying
than yellow gold or glittering silver.
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rom the Quaker City.

|amPbelI, Of Philadelphia, under
|Nlo6er 4, ln1y, certified to the
~ efficacy Of Warmers safe Pills
Tonic in removing u liver dis
|npanied by chronic constipa-
yellow skin. myl3eod2w.
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Extra Train.

An extra train went down the Della
ware Railroad this morning at s'3O
o'clock, having on board a number OF
railroad officials. The train goes to
Centreville, Md, on the Kent Count
Railroad, where a meeting of direc-
tors takes place to-day.
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For BaU0Td.

At the st. Mary's County Md. Demo-
cratic primaries on Monday, delegates to
the State Convention were elected who
are favorable to the nomination OF Hon.
Thos. f. Bayard as the Democratic
candidate for President.
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Boots ana Snoas.

NcCusker, 2l8 W. I'd street. has
aige stock Of boots and shoes for
|lhg trade, aud is determined to
; cheaper than any house In the
whIm call and save money.
|t0l3m.
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Sale of Houses.

On Thursday afternoon, June 18th al
2 o'clock Thomas II. Ogle, auctioneer,
will sell at public sale five houses, one
Of which is hotel property situated on
Brandywine Banks. The properties
formerly belonged to Isabella Chandler.
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paYasoIS.

|ason why RUSSELL & SPENCER
|ng more parasols than ever be-
|hslitis tue unqualified opinion
n lady, after looking the city
4 that II the BEE HIVE, 3O8 Market
h 10 be found the finest assort-
! The most reasonable prices.
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Meetings Tonight.

. WEDNESDAY,.
lodge, No, s, |. q. .. +.
lol Lodge. No. y, X. OFF.
Lodge, No. Is, k. of p.
|Ag Star Division, No. 2, y. OFT.
'OAy Lodge, No. }, A. .. u. +.
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A German Democratic Club.

A number Of Germans OF this city
held preliminary meeting yesterday
afternoon for the purpose Of taking into
consideration the subject of forming
German Democratic Club, for the COM
ing campaign. After some discussion
it was decided 10 issue a call for a meet
ing to be held next Thursday evening, at
place to be designated in the call.
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v.nnard g. Co.,

y N, N. Ss""Sss Sf .ne best makes of Tap
Ps 0n' =, carpets at sl.OO per yard.
|assi, ,Sonld call aud see them
} nee ass' ars re- good aud price far below
The daily gazette., 1880-06-02

People learn wisdom by experience. A
man psyer wakes up his second baby to
sre it laugh, but always Keeps DR.. Bulls
Baby syrup handy
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From N. Y. Sun.
81. DriscOLiUs's Bones Seized.

In the seizure room OF the Csstom
House yesterday was cofiin-shaped
box with glass sides. Inside was wax
coated skeleton dressed in richly EN-
broidered garments. The bones were
said to be those OF st. Driscolius, and to
have been unearthed in Rome in 1902.
Accompanying the relics was marble
slab, on which was engraved the figure
of a hand and bird, with the inscrip-
eSt. Driscolius. In peace" The relies
were consigned from Italy to a mon
astery near cincinnati.
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Advice of an old nurse.-The baby
would be always bright and cheerful II an
occasional dose of Dr. Bulls Baby syrup
were administered.
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,,.,rslL lawns

Ia" law" ever. RUSSELL q .i'- srnS-
FT 'lau ,l,nv PACIFIC and CEcH EoE
Ioe pei yard
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Iaily Sasettt.

a,,s NEWSPAPER ADyEs-
%. BATE, I IS,,,rk ROW, Time. Bnl,c , /, III a.
n YOrS,. ,.n,s Is ~" in the DAILY A,os anu
snTrE at our best rates.
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They are within the reach of all for %
cents we mean DIR. Bulls Baltimore
Pills.
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..,,elLaWnS J

Law, Law'Sy You can buy PACIFIC
laiss' .ass LAwss A of RUSSELL q srES'
|. mn rard.
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General News,

New York free baths were
Yesterday.
arrivals of immigrants at
'Ik during May reached 54,-
Boyd, aged Is years, was
% death in Chester, Pa, on
llshl, by the explosion of a
Name Democratic Conven-
aSHfday ratified the nomina-
'ne Greenback Convention
Kun SatasI Cd without adopting any
soulh Carolina Democratic
Eoa .aoh met yesterday in Column
| T".CrS n " Hampton and Butler.
|p,.u u Barker and General
h to'Vl lo ,I were "; elected delegates
u Ihe National Convention.
las as.A A. Edison was granted a
,,, Yesterday for a magnetic
|En% r%%aloF," which allows mag.
~ toaln lan0h-magnetic substances
/ ai,s,a,. %selaer, and then, by mag
|siSr,oo si~~'.loh, alters or changes
fgS.Iy fySCiory Of the falling mag.
4 '''''''ce without stopping it,
~ ksTnoI + Miller, of Arkansas.
Io5a.u a ulspatch from Texarkans
Itlsm5.ta r5 advising him that a mol
IA ,l'lprea napIe to take from Jail anG
TSss T'sto S,, arrested for attempted
ler r4f s,n1 friends of Cromwell, the
a. ra,', l,rca upon the mob. Th,
kOorts% t.%'aled, and eight person,
'''vu wounded, some of then
a.S ssSiCIlI iCCIhlIristiancy divorce coss
|er fyqs1 sI9Il, ,1, Yesterday, Judg,
|SIsv per "a month, commenein;
/ an3 as5. lsi, to be paid within i
Rdant'Ss' 'S'uered cna the plaintiff to pa,
ly Sa,. counsel $500 with; hi
|iIruu uays, ys 1t is said that M''tl,' th
lropriettOUu counsel as are considerin in,
biv%or,cye. OF, Of dismissing the bill 1i
Pnt Of alimahe rather than pay tn
"ilHony ordered FS BY Il, I'll
rSg GS' ni,S naiI,TSays vs., perfectly safe to ,oo,,
an rcly on E'am II. Preparations, b.
''''alns nothing iDisTiN,;y. Hisoy syrr
cnis 11s nurse to the ~ noo,-
he bshSS hSnow of one eooS ""soi. "Sul
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.ls EaoSs E'ss to ., the Doctor: "s0rs
p 'Du mat is Dr.. Bulls T,Se Babe
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eSy with TiG'ss SsiIm ipIe5fectlysafe to socthe
|, OOthins injurious. syrup
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NINTH ANNIVERSARY AT THE OPERA
HOUSE "A LARGE AUpIENCE AND A
WELL. RENDERED PROGRAMME.
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SHIPMENT OF STRAWBERRIES.

The following were the shipments OF
straw berries over the Delaware X. H.,
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-01-10
News From the North East.

Mr. John M. Kimbrough is doing the
meat bushes sight along. Call on him.
That hominy and hog head cheese the
girls did make was too rich for anybody
blood.
He uses bad language, shame on you
My dear boy she won't stand it; you had
better mind your eye.
Judging from the way she bawled the
ether night the doctors will never have
case of consumption there. Never.
Joe Laws, attention, go to the Surgical In
stitute and have the corners OF your mouth
sowed up; you waste too much breath. IL
Mr.. A. l.. Dudley's friends advise him
to enter the race next spring for constable.
Go in Al. and here is my hand and heart.
A certain young man kissed the old lady
the other night, SO that he can catch the
young one, but that won't do, you must 90
the straight road or none.
The tree was rather slim on account OF
so many difficulties and disappointment,
but Johnny and Sammy, poor fellows, got
baby piece off of it anyhow.
How anxious certain religious gentle
man was to raise a row just to have some
BODY arrested, but he found his pal in the
gang, and, of course gave it up Tor the time
being. Just attend to your business, boys,
and il he troubles you without cause have
him hauled over the Goals. CzAR.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-01-10
Literaries.
BY CAPTAIN WOODS.

The literary society of the Second Bap-
fist church held no meeting last Wednes-
day evening
Rhode Island street Baptist church lit
erary society has changed their meeting
night from Monday to that of Friday night.
The programmes of this society are very
interesting.
Aliens Chapel society which meets on
Monday evenings postponed their meeting
of last Monday to the next meeting night,
at which time Alfred Harrison and w. AL
lison Sweeny will address the society. A
full house is anticipated.
Bethel Literary society met last Tuesday
evening for the first time in three weeks
and held very interesting meeting.
Owing to the absence of the master of
ceremonies no regular programme was
presented. The society, therefore, went
into the committee of the whole with Mr..
Isaac M. Wheeler in the chair The fol-
question was offered by Mr.. G. e. Step, and
discussed: Resolved, that it is better to
fight against love than to yield to the
powers thereof" Quite number of the
young men taking part in the discussion
to the great delight of all present, especial
ly the young ladies. The programme for
Tuesday next is as follows: An address by
Professor S. A. Early, select reading by
Jessie III. Ringold, an essay by Miss Sallie
Galliton, solo by Miss Lizzie Smell. There
are others of prominence who have signi-
fed their willingness and intention to be
present with papers that will be of interest
to the society. The visitors last Tuesday
night were Mr. D. d. Harris, OF Terre Haute
and Mr. aud MIR. Zach Williams OF Craw-
louisville, who were called on and made
some very appropriate remarks
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CITY NEWS.
TO SUBSCRIBERS.
IfyOu fail to receive your pa
nor. notify this Office at once.

Ed. r. Bagby returned to Terre Haute
last Sunday night.
J. B. Dills prescription pharmacist, SO
Indiana avenue.
Miss Dollie Duncan is lying dangerous
1v Ill at her residence.
id. Bagby, manager OF The Leader,
left for Cincinnati last night on business.
During the month of December 143
deaths were reported to the board oil
health.
Quarterly meeting services will be held
at the Branch NJ. E. church, on Blackford
street Sunday.
A series of revival meetings. are being
held at Rev. j. Hollidays's church, on
Blackford street.
Mr.. Zach Williams of Charlottesville In.
diana. was in the city last Monday and
Tuesday on business.
Mr.. DID,. Harris, of Terre Haute, lndi-
ana. was in the city last Sunday, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. X. j. Johnson.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-01-10
White River.

White river has been on the rampage for
the last week. The recent heavy rains
flooded the Fall creek and White river
bottoms so that an ordinary size steamer
could have piled all over them. The Mer-
idian street bridge across Fall creek lust
finished succumbed to the mighty surge of
waters. giving more work to the bridge
builders. The careless farmer who neg
lected to secure his crop of corn during
the fine weather had the pleasure On of
seeing his fields overlooked, or witness his
shocks of maize float majestically
off to some other fellows field. Sundry
ice men trembled in their boots for the
safety of well filled ice houses kept open
from last winter. And as the reflection
dawned upon them that the chances for a
crop this winter is rather slim, they
prayed earnestly for a cessation of hostili
ties by the stormy elements. Fences
have been washed away, dams demolished
and the mischief has been to pay general
ly. But in the last day or two the weather
has assumed a more favorable aspect and
it hoped that the worst is over. But we
"can't most always tell.,'
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Free for ALI.
Jerome is himself again.

Jerome is himself again.
Dr. White didn't go over, but they say
he sent box. "allee sammee" Doc.
George Ellis is gradually recovering
from the effects of Christmas turkey ~.
The latest out is, that Jim Wilson is the
handsomest man in town. Let us prayl
Cell Saunders (sheep) will do the
'tootin" for the Excelsior" dancing club.
Jim Walden couldn't stand it any
longer, so he took run over to Spring
field.
Mr.. H.K.L. wants to know If William
D. has purchased hisnew boots yet. Rise
up William d.
1t is said that Jimmy r. has gone in to
the fruit business as an addition to the
dog business.
Joe Johnson had "huge" time at the
surprise last week. Jesse Chapman caused
the overflow of spirits"
The fellow that climbed in over that
transom, in search of an umbrella, will
get some beans next time, so Joe johnson
says.
Charlie Floyd has returned to the city
and will resume his old occupation, that of
smashing" hearts, naughty naughty!
Charlie.
The boys say George Coins makes a
good pack horse at fire. as he was seen
with load on his buck recently at the fire
on Columbia street.
l guess not; well yon bet next time I'll
only take those to the banquet that are in
vited if fellows to be fined 81 by the club
for such an offense.
"Pass the sense" is what certain epicure
said at little dinner party few evenings
ago. when he wanted to regale himself on
dish of nicely Drowned brains.
Well just to think, he hired hack New
Year night, and she would not 90 home in
it, well it can't be helped. guess we will
have to emigrate to cline more con-
genial.
1t is said that Johnny F. got very jeal-
Gus of his girl the other night at the BAN
quet. She says, however, that she has the
best of Johnny now, and intends to hold
the fort.
A bachelor club will be organized soon
with d. q. Coleman, president; w. Falk-
ner, vice-president; VIM. Bell, secretary;
Joe Green, treasurer; l. K. johnson, d.
Black and Ben Bagley, executive commit
tee.
A certain gallant knight escorted his
to her parental abode on West |
Michigan street, and was about leaving,
expressing desire TO catch the next car |
for down town" Imagine his confusion |
when the fair damsel leaned gracefully to |
ward him and said, dear-'tis too late for |
a car, but you can take "buss.' Tab
leaux.
The boys of Bethel Literary Society say
that Mr.. Highwarden's ears jumped up
about % inches last Thursday evening |
when called upon to give his views as to
lighting against love, or yielding to the
powers thereof. The reason of this un-
wonted action of his auricular appendages
is withheld. But, then, well-Mr High
warden-he is expected home from Chi |
eago in few days.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-01-10
WANTED.

Both MALE and FEMALE Agents, to sell a new
book, "An Apology and Defense OF the Coi-
ored Race" One Agent sold twenty -four in two
hours, another fifty in two days.
WILLIAM HI. CURD,
Box 8 Chicago, Ills.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-01-10
Important Notice.

Mr.. 1. Lelewer the practical halter and
furrier, will offer extra inducements in his
large stock of hats, caps, furs and gloves
for the next ten days. All goods fresh,
new and of my own manufacture. Re-
member the headquarters for bargains. 1.
Lelewer, 80 w. Washington street, be-
tween Meridian and Illinois streets.
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The Democrats Meet in Council.

The Democratic State Central committee
and prominent members af the party met
in the rooms of the auditor of State Thurs
day night The fixing the date of the
State convention was the principal ques-
ton at issue. After lengthy discussion
it was decided to hold the convention
June 9, one week before the REPUBLICAN
State convention.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
SHERIFF.

SHERIFF.
George +. Brannam is a candidate for Sheriff
of Marion county, subject to the Republican nomi-
mating convention.
ID. w. Grubbs is a candidate for Sheriff of Mar
ion county, subject to the Republican nominating
convention.
Henry e.. Adams will be a candidate for Sheriff
of Marien county subject to the decision of the Re-
publican nominating convention.
Englebert J. Metzger deputy sherif) will
be candidate for Sheriff. subject to the Republican
nominating convention of Marion county.
Robert n. Harding is a candidate for Sheriff
of Marion county, subject to the decision of the Re-
publican nominating convention.
j. w. Hess is a candidate for Sheriff of Marion
county, subject to the Republican nominating
convention.
TREASURER.
Smith King will be candidate for Treasurer
OF Marion county, subject to the decision of the Re-
publican county convention.
Lee MOthershead is candidate for Treasurer
of Marion county, subject to the decision of the Re-
publican nominating convention.
Samuel Hanway is a candidate for Treasurer
of Marion County, subject to the Republican nomin
RECORDER.
David r. Swain is a candidate for Recorder of
Marion county subject to the republican nominating
convention
Cal +. Darnell is a candidate for Recorder of
Marion County subject to the Republican nominating
Robert g. LOsey will be a candidate for Recor-
der of Marion county, subject to the decision of the
Republican nominating convention.
John Horton will be candidate for Recorder
of Marion County, subject TO the decision of the
Republican nominating convention.
A. w. Jenkins is candidate for Recorder
of Marion county, subject to the decision of the
Republican nominating convention.
ASSESSOR.
M. M. Cummings will be candidate for the
Office of Assessor of Center township, subject the
decision of the Republican nominating convention
David w. BrOuse is a candidate for the office
Of Assessor of Center township subject to the decision
of the Republican nominating convention.
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE.
Captain AlOnzO ID. Harvey will be a candi-
date for Township Trustee subject to the Republican
nominating convention.
John +. Redmond will be q candidate for
Township Trustee, subject to the Republican nomi-
mating convention.
REPRESENTATIVE.
ThOs. McSheehy will be candidate for Rep
resentatiye, subject to the Republican nominating
conventions.
CONSTABLE
Conrad Burley will be candidate for Con-
stable of Center Township subject to the decision of
the Republican nominating convention,