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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-05
Travelling Made More Pleasant.

April /. the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
intro duced the plan of the conductors on the
Pullman sleeping coaches. taking up the tickets
for railroad fares of parties aboard their coaches
and passengers now pass over the four respect
i've divisions without being disturbed by the
conductor of the tram, as it is passes over
each division, and SO nicely does tine plan work
that orders to be issued that tho Pullman
car conductors shall take up the tickets of all
passengers on their coaches to points of their
destination. The Vandalia, as Will us the Penn
sylvania management west of PIttshurg, having
gone into such an arrangement, passenger can
ride from st. Louis to New York, or vice
versa, without being asked by conductors on the
Vandalia and six divisions of the Pennsy wanna
system TO show their tickets.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-05
Amusement Matters.

The tMaid of Arran" combination opened a
brief engagement dor the breyity of which may
we be truly thankfully at the Grand Onera-house
last evening to fair audience. The play is bad
-intoerably bad-had enough in fact for John
A. Stevens to put in his repertoire. If John ever
runs against this show no will fasten onto IL
sure. Omit one vowel from the name of Mr.
Baum, it's reputed author. md the word
will express tho nature OF tho
piece and tho general character of
the acting. Tho claim to its authorship made by
Mr.. Baum IL an unquestionable evidence of clear
grit in his part, Tor few men would have the
nerve to face IN audience with the unhlnshiug
acknowledgements that he had begOttcu such al
infection aud gotten together so bad a show
Miss Agnes Halock is fairly good ~ 'Shiela, e"
Miss Marie Francis is not uureusOuably bad IA
"OpnA" or the other members of the compnny
the least said the better. The production Is OF a
piece with tho "COuney sDOehn," The irish
American" and other equally bad pro.
ductiOus. II Mr.. Baum Is u wise man
he will steer clear OF KokomC--they hang bad
actors there.
The performance of McKnighi's fairy opern,
"rhe Salad Queen" on the evening OF May b.,
will DO for thO benefit of the Tcoumsch Ki1es
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-05
SHIFTS Filled.

Edmund Baxter has hed complaint and asks
to be divorced from Hannah F. b xter ON tho
grounds of abandonment. Florence McLaugh-
lin asks to be divorced from John II. McLaugh-
lin for failure to provide. cruelty, etc. Emily p.
Hughes flies suit to quiet title to real estate
against GeOrgiana smith and Francis Smith.
The State eN rel. Eva Sparks vs. Ezekiel Roberts,
bastdrdy and The State ex rel Louisa C. Flana-
gun vs. william l.. Silvey, Gastardy, are suits
filed in the Marion Circuit Court.
Inman II. Fowler, guardian of Margaret 3.
johnson. insane, has filed n suit against the
Connecticut Mutual Lifo Insurance Company
on petition for partition of real estate. The
property on New York street. east of East Is In
yplVod.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-05

The general passenger department of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company has just pub
lshed, in neat book form, valuable information
for tie patrons of this, the mOdel-managed road
of this country. The several divisions of the
PENNSYLVANIA system and their respective mile
age is shown, and its connections by very COM
plete map. The names of stations on the
entire system are alphabetically arranged,
the population of each town and
city OH The line is given; also
State, county ana division Of the road on which
the town or city Is located. and, what is rather
surprising, there are on the lines east of Pitts
burg and Erie 80 functions or terminal points,
all OF which are published in such a manner that
at glance parties can derive any information
they desire connections at these iuhoLiOns
or terminal points. Very complete mans of the
cities OF New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Plttsburg make the work even more valuable.
Geo. W. Boyd, assistant general passenger
agent of the Pennsylvania railroad, in addition
tn his other numerous duties has the supervision
OF the high-art work in the proper advertising
of tie road, and in addition to the work above
noted has gotten out very attractive book, en-
titled "A Message from the Sea" The book is
full of valuable Information to the pleasure
resorts, from Cape May to Atlantic City, and the
work is highly embellished with cuts, showing
the ATTRACTIONS ard scenery along the coast.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-05
ASCENSION DAY.
Observation of the Anniversary at Christ
Churoh-MasOnio Courtesies.

The day OF our Savior's ascension to heaven
was duly celebrated in Christ Church on Thurs.
day, the fOrtieth day after Easter. Rector
Bradley invited the orders of Masons that make
u note OF Ascension Day, to attend worship In
Christ Church, being himself a Mason. The
following replies are worthy of publication as
showing the appreciation of the day itself, and
as u pleasant expression OF brOthery courtesy:
"INDIASAPOLIs. May 2.
Rev. u. A. Bradley, Rector Christ Church.
"My Dear Sir-Your letter, by the hands OF
Brother George W. Sloan, reached me too late to
nave it laid before our chapter of Rose Croix A.
A. RHO of MHsons for action, | regret that the
shortness of notice has prevented cur chapter
frOiG arranging to attend tomorrow, in u body,
tn worship with you, in honor OF Ascension Day
Another year we may do better Thanking you
(tor our ordrr) kindly for your invitation, am
fraternally ana faithfully yours,
"AUsTIN Fl. BROWN,
an. W. and p. NJ. Rose CrOIx Chapter, Indi-
annapolis"
"INDIANAPoLIs, May Q.
REV. Edward A. Bradley:
"My Dear Br0ther-YOur invitation TO Raper
ComIuandery to ATTEND services ut your church
on Thursday WIS duly laid before that body on
last evening, AID | have been instructed to re-
turn thanks to you for the same, ana to say
further that on account of the short notice given
and the further fact that permission to appear
commander, 1t was decided impractirable to do
this wear, bat assure you that the invitation
was taken AS very great compliment aud is
duly appreciated by the Sir Knights of Rapcr
COinnnndefy. COurteOusy yours,
CIVILIAN ii. SMYTHE, Recorder"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-05
No Gongs. No Bannsrs-"A Summer Idyf'
from a Providence Merchant.


Mr. George II. DAVIS, u fruit dealer at 297
Westminster street, bears his grateful testimony
to the unequalled excellence of the production of
One of our most skilful Providence pharmacists
MT Davis says: Last spring was very greatly
troubled with severe Inflammation OF the kid
neys' and it became so tad that at times urin-
ated blood and my sufferings were intense. My
condition was so painful that for a while [ was
scarcely able to attend to business, and tia So
we're pains would come suddenly and severely
that would be obliged to leave a customer
whom might happen to be waiting upon. Dur
ing part Of the time was unable to walk, and
scarcely knew what to do or which way to look
Tor relief AT this time friend recommended
hunts Remedy. 1 took two bottles of it, and 1t
took right hold of my disease and cured me very
speedily, and have experienced no trouble
with my Kidneys since.
Furthermore, Hunts Remedy has strength
ened me very much, and since 1 began to use it
nave been able to attend to business, and am
Az right now | heartily recommend it to ALI
Nhat lt has done for me II Will do for you who
are afflicted"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-05
conveyanoes, IL; consideration. $14, lO3.t
DerelIct Insurance Companies.

Only n few of the Insurance companies Qpe-
rated upon the assessment plan have complied
with the act Of March 8, and the disposition
seems to be to defer the matter until tho elev-
enth hour, The limit OF time will expire Juno
z, and ali companies which have then failed to
comply with the provisions OF the new law will
he liable TO quo warranto proceedings by the
Attorney general Tho Auditor of Stnte has
preunred blank form which will he sent to
county recorders soon for tho purpose 90 learn
ing the names OF all companies operating In tho
State.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-05
Suffered for Twenty Years.


Hon Joshua Tuthill, of East Saginaw, Mich,
says; Count me among the enthusiastic friends
OF Hunts Remedy, 1t has proven IN my case all
you claim for it. Having suffered for about
twenty wears with severe disease OF the kidneys
(which our local physicians pronounced Bright's
Disease, made journey East to consult the
eminent DR.. Haven, of Hamilton, n Y, OF whose
Tame In this specially I had heard much DR..
Haven examined me carefully, and simply said;
Go and get a bottle of Hunts Remedy and take
according to directions After having travelled
so far for Treatment, struck me as rather funny
10 De directed to take medicine which l IN light
have bought within stones throw Of my own
door; but was in the doctors hands, and Of
course l followed his advice, and right glad was
that did so, for before 1 had taken Hunts
Remedy half dozen times 1 found immense
benefit from it, and by continuing the use Of it
for a limited time recovered from my trouble
entirely, and atn to-day, think, one of the most
rugged OF rugged Micmganders. The world is
indebted to YOU, sir, for the PRONUNCIATION Of
such a medicine, and l hope you may not go
without your reward"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-05

who win give a prize drll on the stage on that
occasion. The piece will be given eYe-y evening
during the week
The Zoo, under the management of Gilmore &
Dickson, announces among its people for next
week Hawkins aud Collins, Lew TaUum, Minnie
Oscar Gray ana ". 4. Stephens in the border
drama of swift and sure" Prof John Brooks,
the pugiist, md others,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-05
GENERAL NEWS.

The Terre Haute and Southeastern Lease by
the Bee Line Off
party who is in a position to fully under
stand the situation as regards the lease of the
Terre Haute & Southeastern ROAD TO the Bee
Line people, last evening, when questioned as to
this matter, said, "The time is up; the option has
not been accepted; draw your own conclusions.
You can safely say, however, that the Bee Line
people will NOT lease the road unless there is a
neW deal"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-05
Real Eatara Transfarn.

Instruments filed for record in the Recorders
office Of Marion County. indiana, for "a hours
ending at o'clock P NJ, May 4, 1885, as fur
nished by ELLIOTT 4 BUTLER, abstraoters Of
titles, room No. 3. Hstna Building:
Charles L. CONN, trustee. ct al, to
Justin A. Kellogg, lots to 6, inclu-
slve, IN the commissioners snbdl-
vision Of the west half of lot 90 of
Heuders0u's addition to IndiaNHpo-
lis. .-....-.---.-.-.--.-..--.Y LOO
Thadieus NJ. Stevens to Margaret s.
CuffInan. lots ., 8, a, 5, 6, z, 8, 8 and
10 III stevens place addition to Indi-
Samuel W. Richardson ct al. to sarah
Porter, part of lot In square 81 in
Iudianapolis- ..,.,.....,.......;:.... 100000
ming, part OF lot in the subdivision
l15 feet off the east end OF lots {,
and IN square 80 In Indianapolis. LOO
Samuel l.. Perkins and wife TO
Michael II Farrell lot Al and part
OF lot 42 in Bright, Powell & EliIs's
subdivision OF outlot l55 In Indian
apois. .,-.......;:.... .;;t,-.; 10000
inve, lot 10 in McGuire's heirs sub 'i
division 0f the east half OF OutOt
l5l in Indianapois -. ;...,...,-.. 100000
Mary A. Breedlove ana husband 10
Laurie l.. Guthrie aud Pheribt A.
Breedlovr, hot o in MeGnire'S heirs
subdivision of the east half of out
lot laI in indianapolis. ,;;:;;..:.,-,: 100000
Pheriba A. Winnings, Balf interest IN '3. .t
lot 10 III McGure'a heirs subdtvis- 1880 i...t
ion % the east halt OF OutlOt ISL in
Indianapolis, .........:....::........ 10000
Henry j. Maupr aud wife to Elizabeth
Mauer lot Sd in Edward X. Amess
subdivision of part at 0utiOt 90 of
the donation lands of Indianapolis 675.OO
John W. McQniddy and wife Ia Re- =.
hecca A. Lloyd ct AL, lot 1877 in .r.. ,.. ..,.
Allen Roofs addition TO Indianap-
OllS. I,lOO.OO
Thomas II. Mcconnell ct al. TO Samuel
Il. Perkins, lot 80 in samuel ]. Pat
tersOn's subdivision of a part of the
northeast quarter of section 3,
township To- range east.-...--... 325. 90
ConveyanOes, IL; consideration. $l4, lO3. 90
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-05
Jay Gonld at Galveston.

GALVESTON, May A special train with Jay
Gould, Russell Sage, Samuel Sloan, j. s. Lowry.
VIM. Young, A. L. Hopkins r. c, Clowry. r. 8.
Hayes, II, M. HOxie, A A. Talmage, George ODDS
and others, arrived at IL this morning. The
party took drive on the beach, visited the Cot
ron Exchange and other points of interest and
left this evening for San Antonio.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-05
CORNYNS INDIVIDUAL FIRE ESCAPE.

The best known apparatus for any one to eS-
cape from burning building. They are the
cheapest and only reliable hre escape in tho
market Weight 3 q lbs. Can he conveniently
carried by travellers. Our agent will soon give
public exhibition in this city. BLOOM g. CO.,
Detroit, Mich, manufacturers OF Awnings.
Tents, Flags etc, General Agents for the United
States. Correspondence solicited.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-05
In the Field for Bnsipes. Again.

Agents Of the east and west through lines yes
terday received notice from Commissioner Fink
that interchange of traffic with the Peoria, De-
catur & Evansville road could be resumed, COM
mencinS with yesterday, the suspension of April
10 having been abrOgated.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-05

approximate on air line drawn from Denver to
Toledo and increase the facilities for doing bus
mess,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-05

The snow is slowly disappearing.

The snow is slowly disappearing.
Ken. Haven is selling lots of seede s
in town.
Miss Arzelia West is home for va
cation of one week.
School in Dist. No. will begin OH
Monday, the 9th ist.
Chris. Reiger has purchased the
Kemp farm and will reside thereon.
Frank Copley and Eli Granger have
gone to Montana.
B. I'll. Corcoran is thinking of trav-
cling as a reaper expert this summer.
Miss Mary Taylor is very i'll. Drs.
Cotton and Gould were both in at.
tendance last week.
Will Hickok packed his little collar
box and ''lit GU for the far west
lust Saturday. His objective point is
Columbia, Dakota, and he will return
this week. lie proposes to invest III
little western soil.
Fred. Davis, of Oak Grove, and Miss
Anna Wall. of Ohio, were married last
week. We tender congratulations
henedictions, ETC., and wish the happy
couple long lives and lots of happiness.
The boys didn't omit the customary
charivari.
Officers were elected on Tuesday last
AS follows: Supervisors, j. 5. Copley
chairman. Geo. McMurphey, j. Elliott;
Treasurer. LII. C.. Marshall; Clerk, L. j
Atwater; Assessor, III. E. Bascom;
Justices. NJ. A. Taylor, A. S. Davis;
Constable, c. L. Cone.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-05
Kinnickinnic,

School in District No. closed last
Friday.
Mr.. Thomas and family have moved
To the Falls.
Fred. Crawford has gone west TO
make his fortune.
Mrs. Ii. 5. Baker. of st. Paul, is
home on short visit.
Mr.. W. ID. Atwater, who rented Mr..
Thomas farm, has taken possession.
Mr.. Thomas went to Aberdeen, Dr..
last week to look after his homestead
We understand that Miss Carrie Burr
is at home sick and under DR.. Match.
ans care.
Mr.. NJ. w. Wilson is now stationed
At the Falls as sub-agent for the 0s-
born Irvine binder.
Miss Vera Cook, who has been at
tending school at New Richmond, is
spending vacation at home.
Last Friday evening the young folks
gathered at Mrs. Webster's, where
they tripped the fantastic toe until a
late hour. A splendid time was had.
Hal. Wilson, Geo. Fuller, Bob. Fol
lansbee, Jack. Stapleton and Ed. Cole,
who have been attending school a,
tie Falls, have returned home for the
summer.
On the oath ult., as Charley Gray
was watering the team, he slipped and
pitched head foremost into the well.
which was forty feet deep and con.
tanned sixteen feet of water. He
rlung to tile rope and cried Justify for
help. which soon came and he was
pulled out. He received no init ries
but got good soaking.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-05
Everything is on wheels now.

Everything is on wheels now.
The school closed Friday of las
week, for weeks vacation.
Promotion in the public school il
taking place this week.
The young folks are going to have
the last dance of the season Friday
night, in Gray's Hall.
There were about fifteen applicants
for certificates at the Teachers Exam
nation here last week.
j. r. Lyford and Beverly White left
Wednesday for their respective farms
in Dakota and Minnesota.
Sunday evening, the NJ. E. Sunday
School held Easter exercises in the
church. A brief review of the work
gone over the past quarter, singing,
and the building of a monument, were
the principal features of the evening
The monument began with a firm
foundation, and each of the young
ladies of one of the classes added
Faith, Love, Hope, Charity, ETC., end
ing with suspendiDg pure white dove
overhead, representing peace, purity,
and innocence.
The work of the Sunday School for
the past three months has been, Cru
cifixion of Christ, and the Acts of the
Apostles.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-05
TrinbeEIe.

Mr.. McCullom died Monday morn
ing at 4:30.
Mrs. Carlson lost about 5000 worth of
property by fire.
The Trimbelle river is free from ice
except in the mill ponds.
Quite number of our young men
have left and others will leave for the
west.
A dance at Joe Pason's last Friday
was one of the pleasant affairs III
town.
Since our last writing John Reise
buried two more children. Mr.. e.
Huffman lost one with diphtheria.
Considerable sickness IN our town
Among the sick are j. X. Batdon, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom. Tabor, Mrs. Ike Boards
ley and viii Huppert.
Messrs. Davidson & Moore report
business good; they say since they e
their new purifier in operation the ]
flour is greatly improved.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-05
maide.. Rock.

Arthur Denham is still quite low
with pneumonia.
Miss Matte Holt is teaching a class
in instrumental music.
The r. Il. breeze has passed and is
followed by great calm.
Mr.. Cook and lady returned from
southern Wisconsin a week ago.
III. L. Hubbard is improving his farm
house by putting on an addition.
The attendance at the teachers
examination was small. Most too
classical for some.
Charles Brewer has decided not to
go to La Crosse this spring. lie will
probably teach the coming summer.
Ira Terrence left for Hunter. d. T..
OH Thursday of last week. His family
will follow as soon as warm weather
appears.
The Maiden Rock and Woodville
stage made but two instead of three
trips last week, owing to the condition
of the roads.
A flock of wild geese alighted on the
ice few days ago, and after being
shot at ten times and thinking they
were intruders, resumed their journey
north ward.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-05
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from active prac-
tice- having had placed in his hands by an
East India Missionary the formula OF a SIM
n nss' vegetable as remedy for the speedy and
Ornament cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis.
f. tarrh. Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
81, sriops. also q positive and radical cure
a. 80 4. eueraI Debility and all nervous COM
rs,air, :. after having thoroughly tested its
PTonde, 'frlI curative powers in thousands OF
asse tasris il his duty to make it known to
Zee ssiio,rs The recipe, with full particu-
, ,.as INJECTIONS Tor preparation and use, and
al seeessarv advice and instructions for sue,
81 ,reafment at your own home. viii
S = sent You bv return mail, free OF charge,
IL addressing with stamp or stamped SELF
addressed envelope
aOl York ST., Jersey City, n. J.
e~Mentiou this paper
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-05
W. F. ogiIvie is on the sick list.

| w. F. 0giivie is on the sick list.
Betcher's mill shuts down this week.
A number of farms in this vicinity
| to rent.
Harvey Bates is under the doctors
| care.
VIM. Potter's father is here visiting
his son.
j. Harris talks of making Iowa his
| future home.
Wood Ogivie cut his hand quite
badly last week.
II. N. Wood S saw-mill had smash
up last week.
Ono saw-mill expects to lay up after
another week s run.
J. Hunter talks of visiting his old
friends in Vermont.
Our mail carrier travels on wheels
although the snow is feet deep in
places.
The Good Templars are going to
build new pair of stairs to their hall
this week.
short time ago o. Thomas cut the
end of one of his fingers off. Now he
has one of '.Job's comforters' on the
same hand.
If the snow does not disappear faster
than it has during the past two weeks
farmers will not sow wheat before the
4th f July.
Ernest Baker dug three wells to get
water. E. Van has failed in one and
will try another. A. Sanford dug the
bot ON out of his and had to put in a
new bottom in order to have water.
Mrs. George Davis, Mrs. Palmer
Thomas and j. X. Hunter. intend to
go east the first of May to visit their
early home. Mrs. Davis will attend
her father and mothers golden we'd
ding.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-05
SUPPLEMENTARY EXAMINATION.

Notice is hereby given to all those
desiring to teach in this county during
the coming summer, but who are not
legally quatifel at the present time to
do SO, that il supplementary examina
tion of teachers will he held at Ellis
worth, beginning April Oath, at Ga.
M, anu to last Pa days.
Bring legal cap paper, pen, ink. and
blotter.
There will be no private examina.
lions granted, except AS provided for
by law.
An average OF IS per cent. will be
required in all branches taught; and
IS per cent. is the lowest in any
branch that will entitle the applicant
to full years certificate.