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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-02
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Building.
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Ohio. Low interest. JOS. A MOORE, "a East
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FOR SALE
NOR SALE-FARMs CHEAP. ON LONG
L credit. send for crcular. Blue grass pas
ture for rent cheap. FRANCIS SMITH N co.
NOR SALE-AN ASSORTMENT OF SECOND.
Il hand engines. boilers. and sawuills IN good
order. HADLEY. WRIGHT Il CO. corner
Tennessee aud Georgia streets, INDIANAPOLIS
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AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS
Last Months Business Gives No
Grounds for Complaint.

"A Vanderbilt Line Charged with Cutting
Rates-The L. & st. L. Backing a Pro-
jected Road to Kansas City,
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STOLEN.

CTOLEN-HORSE-A LIGHT BAY PACING
= mare, between 15l9 and l6 hands high; star
in forehead, white hind feet; there ia gravel
scar on right hind foot, not yet well; VIII weigh
about l, 100 pound. Description of thief: Ills
name is Charles wright; stands fully six feet in
height; wears blue sack coat brown pants with
n raised seem on the outside of the legs. His
mustache is naturally hight cOlOred, but kerpS
it BACKED, lie Ia abOnt 25 years at age. a
reward of $50 will he paid to any man who may
capture both horse and thief, and bring them to
WHveland, Montgomery county, Ind, or 80 re-
ward for either one. HOWARD CLORE, SIR.
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SALES

HUNT K McCURDY. REAL ESTATE AND
Il General Aue5leHeers SO E WESTINGHOUSE.
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10,565. Samuel Hege vs. Joel S. NewsOm,
Bartholomew G. G..
Black, C.-The statute requires that party
VINO desires special instructions to be gwen to
the jury must deliver them to the court before
the argument begins, and he is not entitled to
have any consideration given TO such nstruc-
tions rendered after the argument begius. (27
Ind, 3SS; 80 i'd, 273) ComplainJ is made of
several of the instructions given but they were
applicable to the evidence, and stated the law
correctly. Judgment affirmed.
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RECORD OF THE COURTS.
Proceedings in the Various Courts of
Record Yesterday.
Full Abstract of the Opinions Rendered by
the Judges of the Supreme Court
Work in the Local Courts.
Supreme Court-NOv. 1.
Hon. W. Il. Niblack. Chief Justice.
sHERIFF's DEED-TITLE.

9,7lO. Thomas ]. Leary VS.. VIM. New ct al
Hancock G. G.
Elliott, ITO support title under a sheriff s
sale, the plaintiff must show judgment, exc
cutiOn, sale and deed. ~ Ind, 5l1J A mort
gageOr in possession cannot, after decree OF
foreclosure barring all his rights and equities,
set up title, in third person or in himself, to
defeat the title of purchaser at sheriffs sale,
(7S Ind, 49, Where a MAJ has different evil
dences Of title, il is sufficient if he possess one
good and paramount title. Judgment affirmed
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The following cases were also decided, of
which abstracts Will appear Tomorrow:
John F. Payne vs. David June Montgomery
G. G. Affirmed. Best, G.
Henry Chalfant VS.. WIN. Payton. Jay C. C..
Affirmed. Franklin, G.
Wm. n. JOhnsOne1s. Eugenius Ramsey. Shelby
C. c, Affirmed. Bicknell, &. Z.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15
ANslSEM ENTS.

The Tourists on Tuesday night had good
house, and gave very satisfactory entertain.
ment.
"Thc Silver King" on Thursday night had
a very good audience, and gave q very supc.
rlor entertainment. The play is one of ia
tense human interest, excellent In construc
tlon and most interesting in the development
general, and the effect was heightened by
the special scenery carried. The audience
were much pleased,
One good feature of the entertainment
must be mentioned in the quality OF the mu-
sic of the orchestra, which' has improved
wonderfully since Messrs. Strauss (yolinist)
and Fitzgerald have taken it in charge. The
eternal "ro." of cheap medley was spicu.
GUS by its absence and in Its stead pleasing
variety OF complete pieces given. Mr.
Strauss and Mr.. Fitzgerald show the effect Of
the theatrical training at Chicago, and pat
rons OF the house not longer wish for leave
of absence between acts.
The management of the house should,
however, take more care in handling the
lights Of the auditorium. On Thursday
night it was very difficult to read the pro.
grammes in seats midway from parQuette
rail to the last row Of chairs.
The glass blowers Of this city Will give u
concert ut the Opera House soon in aid of the
striking window "nss blowers. The pro.
grammc will contain vocal numbers by Mr..
Grant and daughter, Mcssrs. F. \. Kendall,
w. f. Prichard, ihc Misses McNair, and
others, while Messr, Frank Fitzgerald, cor.
netist, and Strauss, >iolinist, will give instru-
mental selectOra. iGe concert promises TO
be great treat, and will no doubt be largely
patronized. The date is next Thursday even.
ing, Dec. Goth. Programmes in detail, will
be out soon.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15

There was Il saying anoat in these parts
many years ago, "whcn you and were
young" about securing the shadow before
the subs lance fades, which reminds us that
Bowman, notwithstanding the abuse Uncle
Sam and others, is still making the best OF
photographs in all The latest styles of the
art. His chief operator, Mr.. Atwater, is
himself genius second only to the General,
and the Atwater dry plate process adds ma
terially to Bowman's success, especially in
securing good photographs OF children.
Among the novelties in the Photographic
line might be mentioned mammoth panels,
plaque circles, crescents, leaflets, stars, cir
cles, &c. Especial attention is given 20
making the subject of the photograph the
interesting feature of the picture. Elegant
gold leaf frames for cabinet are kept in
stock; also general line of frames, albums,
stcreoscopes and views, &c.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15
"A LIBERAL EDUCATION {,
THE SUN
NEW YORK. 1884.

About sixty million copies Of THE Sun have gone
out OF establishment during the pas; l2 aoaih-
II yOu paste end to end al The col, ns Of all
TIE suns printed aud sold last year you would get =
continuous strip o: interesting Information con mon
sense wisdom sound doctrine and vii long ,norgh
10 reach from Printing House square 10 the .op OF
Mount COperniCas ia The moon, tneH buck yn II ntne
House Square. and then Tar, quarters q. -. ray 5acS
TO the moon again.
But THE SUN is written ior Tie irhaJ.t.i,, ol ine
earth this strip OF in;2ilisan v,uli grde thc
globe twenty seven or twenty ei:h; ;lM.r
II every buyer OF COPY OF THE SUN dur.ug the pas,
year spent only hour H. and II ls wife ~
his grandfather has anoher hour. ths 'psper
In 1898 ha hOrded the human thirteen tnousand
years OF sdy reading, Nigh. and daE.
II is only by little calculations like thee, nl, yen
OF American newspaper, or u it, .hrneuce on the
opinions and actions OF American men and women.
THE Sun Is. and Will continue TO De, i newspaper
which tells the truth without fear OF couseq nCes
which gets al tue facts matter how much the process
oosts which presents the OF all the world without
waste OF words snd In the most readable skape which
Is working with all Ire heart the OF homes;
government sIG wlich therefore believes that tie c
publican parts must 60 mus; 50 In Mo cciln,:
year Of cur Lord. ls.i
II you kLow TEE SpE, you Ike It already. and yoa
will read il with ustsned diligence and grJct
ing what H. sure be the most iuteres'ing year 10 s
history. II VOL DO no. yet know IHE syn (. /. h.h
time 70 get into the sunshine.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15
THE Cen TURy
PROGRAMME for l8S3.'84.

The programme ior the fourteenth year OF this mag
a2ine. and the third under the new name. is If any
thing more interesting and popular than ever. With
every season. THE CENTURY shows decided gain in
circulation. The new volume begins with November,
and, when possible, subscriptions should begin with
that issue The following OF the features of
the coming year.
4 NEW NOVEL BY GEORGE ". CABLE author
of "Od Creole Days" etc, entitled ".)r. Sewer"
story of New Orleans life the time being the ofthe
late Civil War.
LIFE IN THE THIRTEEN COLONIES" by Ed
WARD EGGLEsroS. separate illustrated papers sub
ecs connected with the earv history of this country.
THREE STORIES By HENRY JAMES. OF varying
lengths, TO appear through the year.
THE NEW ASTRONOMY, untechnical articles by
Prof. s p. LANGLEY, describing the most intercs.in
of recent discoveries In the sun and stars.
a NOVELETTE, BY II. II. BOYEsEN. author of
"Gunnar" etc A vivid and sparkling story.
THE NEW ERA IN AMERICAN ARCHIrECTuR RE
a series oc EuprIs descriptive of best work OF
American architects in Public Buildings, City and
Country Houses. etc. To he profueely illustrated.
A NOVELETTE, BY ROBERT GRANT. author Of
Confessions of a Frivolous Girl" etc. entitled IAN
Average Man, "a story Of New York.
THE BREAD WINNERS. ono of the most remarka
be moves OF the day. to be completed in January
"CHRIsTiANlTY AND WEALTH with other
-.
nectlcut" ETC. on the application OF Christian
To the present phases of modern life.
COASTING ABOUT THE GULF OF ST. LAW.
RENEE. a series of entertaining articles. proiuscy
illustrated.
SCENES From THE NOvEILSTs, HAWTHORNE,
GEORGE ELIOT and CABLE with authentic drawings
On THE TRACK OF ULYSSES, the record OF n
yach,.cruse In the Mediterranean. identifying the
route of Ulysses on his return from the Trojan
"GARFIEI.D IN ENGLAND" extracts from his pr
yate journal kept during a trip to Europe in 1861.
THE SILVERADO SQUATrERS." by RoBEHT
Louis SrEyE'soE, author OF "Ncw Arabian Nights.
There will he papers on outdoor England by JOHN
BCRRouGHs and others. beautifully illustrated series
on Dante. number OF papers by the eminent French
novelist ALPEoNsEDAUDBr. articles art and archF
o,ogy uy CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER and others. illus
trateu papers snort and adve short stories by
the leading writer's essays timely subjects. etc.
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SPECIAL OFFERS.
To enable new subscribers TO begin with the first
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The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15

Fitzgerald's Band, Of this city, have form.
ally announced that they will give an open.
air concert on New Years Day at the Court
House, at2 p. VI. II the day is pleasant the
Band will < We an entertainment lasting
about two hour. but be the weather what il
may the concert will be given, and all are in
vted to come out and hear IT, The Band is
one OF the main fixtures of the city and de.
serves the moral and financial support of the
citizens. To this end on New Years night
dance will he given al Turner Hall by the
Band, and every person should feel in duty
bound to aid the management by the pur.
chase of a ticket. Music for the dance will
De furnished ny superb orchestra Of eleven
pieces,
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15

The New England Bakery, as in former
years, has AS fine line of candies, nuts and
fruit for the holidays as can be found In the
city. Mr.. He's comprehends the require
ments Of the trade and is prepared to meet
apv demand
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15

What in trade we never do,
Is for our goods ask prices two;
And then forsuoth, because It's you,
Make them less q cent or two.
The scheme is fraudulent, unjust.
rs by it many persons must
\ greater price than others pay,
Who know the merchants lying way.
4 single price We only make,
Not more, not less, from any take;
Besides, we make that price so low,
That under it none dare to 20.
\. LYNCH.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15
NkRsRiLLEs. Ia Sale Co. H.. F.,
Roy hsll IulN Ilih W

IIIUN JoT July KUN, v. '
MKs Tb. kECk--Dfdr Naidm, feel II my duty "a
all have little children afflicted with sore eyes IA
let Tho NJ know how one have In our Gaze has been
b, nefied Since the first of last December she has
been troubled with graBulated eyes caused AZ that
time by Inflammation of the lungs and bowels. They
were very bad She couldn't bear the light at any
time. The eycds were very much iniiamed and red.
paining her bly Her feet and hands were as cold
Ice in the weather. She poor and
tnn IN ncsh only weighing ~ pounds. uud was /;
msnths old. We employed several Of the best physl.
clans without any benefits
Reading OF your wonderful cures, | wls induced 10
call y, u. was to see you June 2}d. 1883, aud re
cevtd the rrst medicines. After following your drec'
lions one week the child could by using the shade
of green sun bonnet, ana at this writing she Is feeling
good, weighing - pounds, gam Of 10 pounds In one
month She see good ~ any person. | am sure
had not been relieved she would have lost her
eye sight and been ruined for life. Any one doubling
tins statement will call 9n or address me.
Very respectfully,
g. :. PARTRIDGE.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15

The celebrated make OF Reed IL Barton's
hollow ware, sold by Il. II. Trask, is an al
tractive feature al his store this season. The
line of castors, cake and fruit baskets, water
sets, &c, was never more complete, and the
goods are the best that good material and
the highest skill can produce. These arti-
cles make beautiful Christmas presents Cali
and see lhon.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15

This years s,ock Of nuts, such as pecans,
nuts, all good and fresh, and the biggest
stock of fancy and home made candy in
town, at Hess's.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15

1t Is not every jeweler, even with the ma.
terial at hand, that can make as fine dis
play of goods as is shown in K. H. Trask' :
window. Gold watches and diamond jcwclry
within a framework of handsome clocks
make an attraction all admire. When pass
ing along the sidewalk take a look in the
window. 1t won't cost anything.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15
Excitement.

"What causes the great rush at Forbes u
Lorriaux's drug store% The free distrlbu-,
ton Of sampie bottles Of DR.. Bosankob
Cough and Lung Syrup, the most popultr
Bronchitis now on the market. Regular size
80 cents and Sl.00.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15
a Run on . Drug Store.

Never was such rush made for any Drug
Store as Is now at G. Gehring's for a Tria.
Bottle OF DR.. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds. All persons
ness, Severe Coughs, or any affection Of the
Throat and Lungs, can get Trial Bottle of
this great remedy free, by calling at above
Drug Store, Regular size $1.00. t5)
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15
COMPOUND OXYGEN DIsPENsARY,
~ rpgoor sr. CHICAGO. ILL
uNIMrEsCHABLE rEsCIMONY.

To Il physician requesting his opinion OF Compound
oxygen. Mr. William Penn Nixon. managing cdtor
Of the Inter ocean. of this city. writes;
THE INTER OCHAN OfFIcR..
Chicago. April 4. 1883.
DedT Sir-lOu ask Wy opinion OF Com pou nd Oxygen
in regard 10 its efficiency q healing remedy and am
ad be able reply that have The greaes' faith In
II Several years ago. when lsborng under very seri
QUE trouble with my throat and rngs. NJ the Instance
of friend in Boston. who had been similarly affected,
I began the use Of the ONygen-ocgsn without much
faith but the result such that prepared TO re-
commend It's 10 sn persons similarly siected. AZ
the end OF Eve months found myself well man. and
ever slnce have enjoyed better hesth and been
robust than before 10 seemed In 10 strike
the root of the dssase and reform the whole syse
viii recommen nd NO patent nostrum of any kind bot
deem 10 duty the many afhict<d wth lung trouble
In this country 10 recommend 70 them the Oxygen
Perseyeri1sly and continuously pscd II vii work
wonders. Your truly,
povli NM. FINN NIXON,
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15

The Tennessee Jubilee and Plantation
sins gers at the Presbyterian church next
Tuesday eysning.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15

Don't forget K. II. Trask's handsome as
sor.ment Of gold headed canes. Nothing
can be more appropriate for Christmas
nrplpnt
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15

One Streator school teacher has 10 pupils
enrolled in her room. Streator must be
rather Indifferent TO good school management
to allow such an absurdity.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15

Burke Bros. are selling l6 pounds Of raislns
for 81 0O. Who wonldn't cat mince pies at
that rate,
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15
#arrteh

! At the residence OF MIR. VIM. Beliurd. Dec 9Th. by
the Rev. n r. Hester Dr. 4. q. HIEsrEE and Mis-
| JULIA A. BELFORD.
Dec. 9th by o. A. johnson, j. F., al his residence In
, the town Of Brookheld, Mr.. DELoNE MENANGH 10
| LIZZIE MENANGn, both of Macon,
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15

4 choice line of Christmas mcats-al the
choicest and best cuts the market aiords--at
Degen Bros new market on Court street.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15

Louis Hess, the eonfectioner, has q fine
line OF fancy candy boYes-novel and pretty.
Also pretty little baskets for candy or small
truin. Don't forget il when you are buying
the children supplies for Christmas.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15
Term. to Mall Subscribers.

Tie several editions If TEE sv. sre sen; - ma.
postpaid, a. follows:
DAILY--oO cents u.oltL, so year; with Sunday
edition, 81.
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current OF the world special articles of vx-ep-
uona Interest 20 every body, and literary reviews
new books OF the highest merit. q aytG.
WEEKLY-8l year. Eight pages Of the ees; matter
Of the daily is.ues: sn Agncnte,a Department oi
uneQuaIled value, special market reports. and nter
arJ, scenune and domestic intelligence make THE
WKIELY srN the nevspayer for The farmers houps
hols Tc e!1bs Of ten with elo, An extra copy tree
Aearess y Es4LASp. Ppbhse.-.
. DevIelU cEBsyN. y. Civ.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15

peciaiy desirable for Christmas presents
Call aud see.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15

Enough to last two years. Well, 1t pay to
do so when you can buy clothing at less than
half price at the closing out sale of A. Frank
A. 70
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15

Ottomans foot rests, music racks, sc.
suitable for Christmas presents at Russell !
Sons.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15
IMMENSE BARGAINS,
IMMENSE BARGAINS,
IMMENSE BARGAINS,

In ladies and misses aud gents under.
wear.
In hosiery, gloves and mt,ens
In blankets aud hannels.
In black and colored silks.
In plain and brocaded yelvets.
In mems and boys laundried and uniaun.
dried shirts
In corscts ahd notions OF every dcscrip-
,ion.
IN linen tab,ing and towels.
In domestic sheetings and shrtings,
blcached aud nnbleachcd.
Every article ia the dry goods line lower in
price than at any time 'or over hrty'year's,
AT \. LYNCH's.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15

Leave your OrCer for a Christmas turkey,
accessarics, ct cetcra, &c, &c, at Burke
Rrps
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15

A fine stock Of fresh nuts received by
Louis Hess. This is a choice lot
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15

Subscriptions received tor all the principal
papers and magazines, at Hapeman K Ora
hams
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15
Next Tuesday,

You can buy the dollar Boss Swing (nev.
er before seen in Ottawa) at Kendalrs.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15

Reed ~ Bdr;on's spoons and forks, the lat.
ter with patent tines, at Trask's store, are
superior goods and should receive the atien.
ton Of all who wish to buy.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15

y revival is in progress on the South side
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15
The lie ding Magazine for Boys and Girls.
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The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15

q pounds goud Drowned coffee for sl.0o, at
Burke Bros
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15

New Styles Of Type and Low
Prices at tho Free Trader Job
Printing Rooms.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15

ep0unds good Drowned coffee for q 90, q,
Burke Broe'
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15

Canned a-uura.u., suracihng especially
good for n Chri>'mu> az SUNDAY dInntr W
goes pretty well Al tN iin' al Burke Bros
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15
CHRONIC DISEASES.
EVIDENCE OF CURES
MADE AT HOME
More Will be Given Upon Application.

FEMALE TROUBLE.

OTTAWA. La Sale Co. ILL.,, Msy Q, q.
MR~, IN. kECk near f'riend: feel II my duty 10
The sufc' ing public Ia make kHuwO what your yalua
BILE medicines AM advice have done for me. hav.
NOT been well Tor hrc years Ht present IL hak
been nine mOpths since took your medicines
and still feel real wen. / was atctcd with catarrh
OF the head. and also female iroubes Of the worst kind
could not rest well Of nights pain in side ana
back. was very much dcbiitatcd all over.
lconscIcntOusy recommend your treatment to all
suffering. ANY person doubling this statement Will
please address ar call ON me. Very truly yours
MRS A, +. BRUNk, 7. o. Box i?ls
CONSUNPTION.
DAVENPORT. iowa. Jan. !, 1885,.
ML~. bE. hECK-IeGr Nadda' deem II my duty
To tender my heartfelt thanks for the cure of my lung
Illness received through your treatment a'lic.
ed with consumption. ami hsd the treatment OF four
doctors and AL pronounced my case incurahie was
not able to walk, but taken to Mrs DR. Kecks and
In short time II surprised all my friends for am now
we'll am now cured over three years and sound
dollar ] hecrtully recommend Your treatment T.
all, for know you have saved my HE viii answer
all letters Ecspy. RuDOLrIIUS HOFFMAN,
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-12-15
ANb ALL CHRONIC DISEASES

Ana ot Nervous Exhaustion. Debility. SterllitJ
&c. Send for CIRCULAR ON postal card. and learn 0
this Won DEEFUL tSCisSrirlC treatment. Office and
Home treatment, laay he desired. and charges mod
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