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Painfully Neat.

The tidy housekeeper may be jewel
beyond price. or she may be, by an ex-
aggeratlon of her tidiness an unmitigat-
ed nuisance. We have known such,
whose continual struggle with the de-
mons of dirt and disorder left its i'm
press OH the face. The features sharp
ened from perpetual prying into corner
and crevice after dust and cobYebS; the
brow was contracted into stereotyped
froWn, and ''the total deprayity of in
animate things" and the voice grew
querulous from continual complaints of
the carelessness of children and ser
wants.
Even the guest felt hampered in such
a presence; scarcely dared TO touch the
finely bound volumes arranged with
mathematical precision, or move the
chairs which seemed as steadfast in
their mOOrings as the seats in an
audience room, but stepped gingerly
about, fearing to disarrange the furni-
ture or drapery, and was silently reprov-
ed when the tidy hostess stopped to pick
up some stray Rawlings from her work
or return to its place the book she had
lust laid down. The husband of that
wife did not praise her with any en-
thusiasm or her children "rise up and
call her blessed" but were glad to es-
cape from her perpetual restrictions into
houses less painfully neat, but where
there was more freedom and comfort
Mrs. 4. E. Dickinson.
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Still the CeIestiaIs.

WASHINGTON, December 81. - The
secretary. secretary of the Treasury to-day sent a
Ss-eS[an 10 the collector of customs at
IN; Tan I ranclsco, in reference to Chinese
" a1SS.iitsrantS. Following is a copy:
o nIT1 ~ % ., OF the act of 1884, applies
tLo 1{ ~ " EhineSe merchants coming for
n roe iisI tlme to the United States. Chi
the rs me merchants, former residents in
one srT united States, may be admitted ON
,'3 satisfactory proof of such facts, by
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The Earthquake.

Madrid, December 27.-Later details
concerning the earthquake show the
damage to property and the loss of life
we're both much greater than at first
believed. The provinces of Malaga and
Granada were the scenes of the greatest
disturbances, several places were par
tally destroyed.
The mayor reports many parts OF AL
buaueros in ruins, and $50 persons are
believed to have persisted. AT Arenas
del Rev, forty persons were killed.
Disasters are likewise reported from
other towns. Slight shocks of earth
quake have been felt in many places in
Spain since Thursday.
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Filibustering Party.

WASHINGTON, D. c., December 81
The Secretary of the Treasury has re-
asivei 2 communication from the col
Isctor of customs at New Orleans, say
inc that he is informed by the Spanish
consul cor that one Gomez had recently,
left that city for some point on the Gull
l "osst with the view, it is believed, of
Stfing out a filibustering expedition to
Crha to be conveyed by the schooner
P5gnir The collector says he has
notified the collectors of the Gulf ports
With q view to intercepting the proposed
eTpedition. The Secretary of State has
been furnished with a copy OF the
letter
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Nile Navigation.

PARIS, December 27.-De La Motto,
agent of the French syndicate, will
soon visit Cairo to urge the
Khediye to assent to the scheme
to improve the River Nile. The
syndicate offers to execute works
for the protection against excessive in
undations; to provide for the irrigation
in case of insufficient risings; to utilize
the floods and to make the river
navigable from the mouth to the
equator. The project implies large con-
cessions. ttt
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Mail Robbers

.s 9'IAWA' December 27.-Information
- :, 'u[tAer robberies of the mails along
C a. Hocky Mountain division of the
e SG;Haql Ian Pacific Railway has been rp-
he 81 80 ~ TIE Post0ffice department Int
gnv6 5,arllcuiarS are not attainable as the
2b Si'TII4 ~ and the railway comne me
tSa; tH t t4e publication will tend to thu -
enoFts to catch the robbers.
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n HOME AND ABROAD.
,u+oresting Items from Var
i" iOus Quarters.
cum MADRID EARTHQUAKE.
wyoming Misunderstanding
Severe nbsns-swindler Arrested
a Tale Of the Seas
Rurvlng the Orphans.

NV YORK, December 27.-The fun
nv ~ the orphan children, who lost
efai 1;,as bv the late fire at the Brook
.n'H .svInm took place to-day, The
Ign Asiy -oroains OF tWenty-one victims
chsrreSI ~. Le.5-i IN their collins and taken to
were Pl 1rcb OF "Our Lady Victory, "
the ch4 tber we're placed in the main
where - III The edifice and the altar was
alsle ~ : mourning. The church was
aIaa5Pg 55ed Reverend Father Mahoney
cr9H tIetod fbe solemn mass, assisted by
G 3elss.orand Fathers Creighton and Bran
heIeiSTr The remains were inferred IN the
n lanlsterv of the Holy Cross.
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Big Hotel Burned.

WARM SPRINGS, n. c., December 81
The Warm Springs Hotel was burned
to-day. It was one of the largest hotels
in the south. Nothing was saved: Loss;
$3.50, 900; insured for $4,000. Colonel
Rambough, who owned a :two-thirds
interest, says the hotel will be rebuilt.
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From Corea.

WASHINGTON, December 27.-The Sec
lssaFy OF the Navy to-day received a
caO'e message from Rear-Admiral Da-
d. Ss, commanding the Asiatic station
tbot 4 Nasggasaki, December 9th. savin9
s sI-i me Trenton had returned to Naeaso'
80 -; rom Corea, where she left aff9irs
6 6IiiS'' and and reports that the Japanese are
my III foreigners immured in that conn.
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NO ia.
The Harvest is Great.

And more recruits are wanted to assist
in rescuing the incorporate. For par
ticulars call on the Blue Ribbon Ten
perance Association, at the Methodist
Episcopal Church, tomorrow evening,
at 100 pm. Seats free, and all are in
vited. +. GARDINER, Sec.
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swindIer Arrested.

New YORK, December 27.-0rrin
Skinner. alias II. n. Scudder,.. who, it is
alleged, swindled a large number of
people. including James G. Blaine, out
of money, was arrested to-day by, the
sheriff in an action begun by II. NJ.
MuDSelI
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Double Suicide.

VIENNA, December 1.-TWO of the
chief members of the firm of Wollitz
Brothers, of Lemberg, grain merchants
and large importers and maltsters, COM
mitted suicide, owing to business trOu-
bles
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Co11ieries Shut Down.

SHENANDOAH, Pa, December q
The Philadelphia and Reading collieries,
of this vicinity, shut down indefinitely
to-day, throwing out of employment
1000 men and boys.
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New Orleans Car Drivers Strike.

New ORLEANS, December 27.-The car
drivers strike was renewed to-day.
Ten thousand people at the Exposition
have finally secured steam transporta-
ton by rail and boat to the city.
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great 'T rolI3 BrrTERs is known as tho
an over ~ e,iator Of the digestive organs
ASK vo sne world have it In vonr b6S% 1n'
genpinoo CI grocer or druggist for 100 &c
q. r i5s araele, msnufactuTe5 nv " n 'Ie
N4'sert & Sons. ~ II -
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The New York Aldermen.

New York, December 27.-The Alder
men have been cited to appear before
the Grand Jury on Monday.
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Taxing Religious Bodies.

PARIS, December 27.-The Senate
adopted the clause of the budget
establishing the principle of taxation of
religious bodies.
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End Of AnInfideI.

TORONTO, December 81. Paquet,
infidel ,paralyzed while denying the doc
trine of eternal punishment, died to-
day.
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Snecia Imports.

New YORK, Wall Street, December 81.
Imports of specie at the port of New
York for the week ended to-day, were
S422y 600.
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The Popular Approval.

OF the now famous Syrup of Figs as
the most efficacious and agreeable pre-
paration ever offered to the world as a
cure for Habitual Constipation, Bilious
ness, Indigestion and kindred ills, has
been Won by the wise plan pursued by
the California Fig Syrup Company.
Knowing that any remedy truly bene-
fetal ia its effects on the system, and at
the same time pleasant to the taste, will
meet with rapid sale, the Company,
through its agent for Salt Lake City,
u. 6. NJ. l. Drug Store gives. away
sample bottles free of charge. Try It.
and judge for yourself. Large bottles
fifty cents or one dollar. L
-S-O-es
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CUT FLOWERS.

DOSES, CARNATIONS, vIoLETs. HE'LL
LII otropes and many other cut flowers, all
kinds of bouquets and baskets of natural or
everlasting flowers, bouquets, green Christ
mas Holly and Pampas plumes at
OF. DUE
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.rRnngh on Coughs."

Ask for Trough on Coughs, Tor
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, HoarseneSs.
TrOches, 15c. Liquid 25c.
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Opdyke,s Assats

~, YORK, December 81 The
BY VIM VINE GIN Of Aessrs. Opdyke & Co. filed
he am n; rect assignee, shows debts 'f to
1853 on. '' ny. OF SO, 900; nominal assets
wv actual assets, S256, 600. '''e'''
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WANTED.

VOUNG LADIES WISHING TO LEARN
i Embroidery, Art Needle work, Fancy
work OF all kinds, call on Mrs. NJ. lawson
" Fourth West Street. Terms reasonable.
THE SESSION LAWS OF UTAH FOR
Il 1873, 1880 and 1882 at TIE HERALD count
ing room.
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JOHN MARCH,.

John MARCHE, WHOLESALE AND
y retail dealer in Fruit and Vegetables es-
tabl1Shed in 1872. Great experience in the
Shipping Trade. Pacific Fruit Market, so
and 5S1 Merchant Street, San Francisco.
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FOUND.

ON DECEMBER THE 18TH, ON MAIN
" Street, Satehel, containing gloves, rail-
road passes, and a small purse with S1.10 in
side. The person to whom il, belongs can.
obtain it by applying at this Office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Srnck wINrEREn-

OTOCK WINTERED FOR s. PER HEAD.
- Herd starts Jan. 1st. Enquire, Culver g.
PapwOrth. A. K. DUKE,
557. 4th n. St., Dist Ward
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LOST-REWARD.

ON MAIN STREET, A LARGE BROWN
" Wallet, containing money and notes.
The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving it at this Office.
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DRESS MAKING.

Mrs. MAHoN HAS OPENED HER
NJ Dress Making Rooms, 70 w Kimball
Bleck, upstairs. A sure fit guaranteed.
Prices according to the times. Ladies can
and see.
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DIR. COOPER.

T t. COOPER, n. D., OFFICE Up
l. stairs, Palace Hotel Office hours from
to II am, to 5. pm. Consultations free
from to 10
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FOR RENT.

TWO LARGE, SUNNY FRONT ROOMS
i nicely furnished; either in suit or single
~ Fourth West Street,
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FoR FINE Opera Glasses, Gold and Sill
yer Speetaeles and Eye Glasses, go to
ELIASON'S.
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LOS

ON THURSDAY EVENING, ONE GOLD.
~ cravat pin, With stone setting The
finder will confer favor by leaving it a
this Office.
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ScAvENcER.

OUT HOUSES AND CESsPOOLs CLEANED
" out. See Geo. Shovel, Scavenger.
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DENTIST

DENTIST, J. B. KEYsoR, LATELY CON
IL nected with Dr.. ]. r. Van Aukin, has re-
moved to THE HERALD New Building, where
he is prepared TO do all kinds of Dental work
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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10 RENT

NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS TERMS.
~ Reasonable. Mrs. Lang's, I3S e. Second
South Street. opposite 18th Ward School
House.
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PIANO

Mr.. T. RADCLIFFE, TEACHER OBJ MU-
III sic, removed to First South street
second door east of st. Mark church. OF.
den visited Wednesdays and Saturdays,
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FoR CHRISTMAS and New Years Pres
ents, go to ELIASON'S.
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Read The Sunday Journal-price 5 cents.
THE CITY IN BRIEF

Judge Adams yesterday admitted Lawrence
Kane to the fun rights of citizenship.
The trial of John Bridges for attempting to
kill James Barrett, has reached argument in the
Criminal Court,
Edward CASTOR has taken Judgment against
Alfred and John G. S. Harrison for SO, 643. %,
which he had on deposit in their bank.
Joe Cross, the negro arrested in this city a
few days ago for stealing wheat from a farmer
near West6eld, has escaped from the Noblesville
Jail, where he was confined awaiting trial.
Sarah Page ct al, Of Missouri. yesterday fled
Mutual Benefit Soeity, Of this city, to recover
Judgment for 81, 600 on q life insurance policy
issued in March, 1883.
The Health Board has issued an order requlr-
ing the officer in charge of the records to be at
the office from 8 to u and from l to 5 o'clock, so
that undertakers who desire burial and ship
ment permits, and others will know when and
where to find him.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Hon John Overmyer, of Vernon, was in the
city yesterday.
Hons. R. w. Thompson and w. r. Mexican, Of
Terre Haute, are at the Denison.
Conductor N. w. Burns, of the Wabash rail
road, who has been quite i'll, is recovering, but is
not yet able to take his train.
Ben D. House leaves to~-nightfor an extended
trip through the East, and to visit some of the
haunts Of his youth. He will probably be abb
sent a month or more.
Rev. G. G. Edwards will preach tomorrow
morning and evening in the Seventh-street M.
3. Church. He is said to be one Of the most
eloquent men of the Southeastern Indiana Con
ference.
Rev. DIR. Marine will return from Seymour to-
day and occupy the pulpit at Central avenue
Church tomorrow, both services; and Rev. Ross
G. Houghton will preach at Roberts Park To-
morrow for the last time as pastor.
MI. and Mrs. Bernhardt Hessling celebrated
the 'silyer wedding anniversary of their mar
riage at Maennerchor Hall, last night, there being
a large attendance of their German friends.
Among the presents was a beautiful design in
the shape of a harp which contained one
hundred silver dollars.
Rev. j. \. Beard, of Frankfort, former pastor
Of GentraI-avenue Church, this city, was in the
city yesterday. He has been transferred to the
California Conference and appointed pastor Of
Center Church, San Francisco he and his
family leave for the Pacific coast about the LIST
of October proximo. His many friends will be
glad to know that he is in perfect health, and
will hope with confidence for his great success
in his new field of work.
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PIrTsBURG. Sept. 19.-The national convention of
Good Samaritans wound up its business to-day and
adjourned tonight, after installing the newly-elected
officers. The final session was taken up with a discus
sion ON union Of the odges. Heretofore the men have
had lodges of their own, entirely separate and distinct,
although the male and female lodges visited each other.
For a long time it has been Thought that a. onion Of
the two, would be desirable. The project has been
talked Of, but q full discussion of it has NOT been had
until now. After three hours discussion, it was re.
solved to have a union of lodges, male and femalg
hereafter, to work together for The interest Of al. 1t
order, be printed, and that the members of each lodge
be taxed fifty cents = year for support Of the paper.
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AGENTS

A GENTS-ANY Nan OR WOMAN MAKING,
"a less than $40 per week should try our easy money
makingbusiness. Our 50 eyeepener free to either sex
wishing't to test with a view to business. Alady cleared
SIS in one day; a young man $40 on one street. An
agent writes: Your invention brings themOney qaiek-
est of anything / ever sold" We wish every person
seeking employment would take advantage of our lib
eral offer. Our plan is especially suitable for ~inexperi-
enced persons who dislike to- talk. The free print.
ing We furnish beats al either schemes and pays agents
that she would not take $50 for her purchase. Write
for papersi ii viii pay. Address A. b. MERRILL &
CO, Chicago
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Or. Houser 70 MI. ROSS.

TO the Editor OF the Indianapolis Journal:
In to-day's journal D. B. Ross attempted to
deny that he is working in the interest of the an
mex Democratic ticket and at the same time col
lecting money from the Temperance Union. If
he denies this he lies, and knows it. Irepeat it,
that members Of the Temperance Union who do
not want to help the Democratic annex should
not pay that maj Ross one cent.
j. A. HoUSER.
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y. M. 6. A. Notes.

The daily morning prayer-meetipg is held reg
ularly in the parler. al 8 o'clock, lasting just
thirty minutes, and open to all
George ". Cobb, the railroad secretary, viii
conduct tomorrow afternoons A o'clock gospel
meeting, at which everybody viii be welcome,
especially railroad people.
Sunday-school teachers can well afford to at
tend the noon meeting to-day, for the study of
the lesson for tomorrow.
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FOR RENT.

IGOR RENTATHE LARGE TWOSTORY AND
I basement storerOon, corner Of Meridian and
Louisiana streets, occupied by the Anderson Hard
reasonable rental. This is one Of the choicest rooms
on Meridian street, having a frontage Of AZ feet on
ILouisiana street by "a feet on Meridian; hoored base
ment under entire building, and perfectly dry; eleva-
tor, water, etc. UHASs e. REYNOLDS g Co, 10
Circle street.
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r OST-EITHER IN UNIVERSITY PARK OR
IL on Meridian street between New York and Mich
asheek on Harrison's Bank for 800 and a visiting
card bearing the name of Mrs. Amanda Turner.
Finder will be literally rewarded by returning pocket
hooA to journal Office N
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FoR SALE OR TRADE.

NOR SALE OR TRADE-SAW-MILL AND EN-.
il gihe-I0x20 stationary engine and standard
size saw-mill. with all appliances complete, including
belts, log carriage, log turner, saw,dust elevator and
necessary pipe connections for boiler, making a com
plete onfft except boiler. All nearly new--only been
III use go days. VIII trade for lumber, or sell low for
cash. Address THE TUCKER & DORSEY MANU-
FEATURING co., Indianapolis:
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Camp Meeting ana Conference.

The following is an extract from the c~onstitu-
ton of the Acton Camp-meeting Association:
Section II. No person except the president shall
be eligible to any office in the corporation who is not a
tent and stakeholder in the association, and also a
member in good standing of the Methodist Episcopal
Church; and this corporation shall be attached to and
under the jurisdiction Of the Southeast Indiana Con-
ference of the NJ E. Church, and shall at no time be
under the jurisdiction or control of any other religious
denomination or sect.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Denison House: w. E. Moore, Cincinnati; Jos
3. Grubb, Philadelphia; E. D. Bannister, Law
renceburg; j. H. Fairbanks, Providence, R. T.;
H c. Norton and wife, New York; J, H. WATSON,
Columbus, o.; j Henderson, j. Murphy,
Bursh, Rushyiile: W. Al Close. NJ. oppenheim,
r. K. Snyder, Q. W. Sedgewick, w. j. Evans
and wife, w. w. Clark, w. a.. Ahrens, New
York; John Overmyer, North Vernon; a. D.
Martin, Cincinnati; w. II, Goddard, Greenshurg.
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The Hebrew New Year.

The Israelites Of this city will generally observe
the Hebrew New Year by closing their business
houses to-day, opening again at 6 o'clock this
evening Rabbi Messing held services at tho
Market street Temple last evening. Services
will also be held this morning and on Sunday
morning.
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The Washington Up. c,) papers contain &C.
counts Of the d~esertion Of Mrs. Frank E, Burn
aide-zby her husband, q nephew Of the late SEN
ator Burnside, and II an interview with the
iady she is quoted as saving This is not the
6rst time i ever got left. Ny FIRST husband, now
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CHURCH SERVICES.
Baptist.

I' ner of New York and Pennsylvania streets
Preaching morning and evening by Rev. ". a. Whit
sltt D.. d., Of Louisville, Ky. Sunday.schonl at 2 p. M
Prayer meeting on Thursday evening. Evening serv
ices begin at 7s30. AL are cordially invited to all
these services.
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Christian

Delaware and Ohio streets. David Walk, pastor.
Services at 1880 a. ma and 7:3o p. m. Subject of
morning sermon; The Divine Justification of the
Man jesus Special gospel meeting in the evening.
Sunday. school at 2s30 p. m. Prof. Pearson conducts
the music.
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ADVERTISED


TPHR FOLLOWING Is THE LIST OF LETTERS
i remaining unclaimed in the indianapolis pOstof-
fee ON Saturday, Sept. %, 1891. Persons will please
eallfor advertised letters. I" and give ths date Of this
list:
LADIES LIST.
B-Bradlock, Miss Kate; Boone, Mrs. Hattie; Bur
ton, Mrs; Buckminster. Mrs. Annie.
Combs, Ida: Clark, Dora
D-Diekson Mrs, May Dillon, Miss Nellie,
E-ERwin, LYDIA.
F-Ferguson, Mrs. Venie.
H-Handeoek, Miss Lucinda.
J-Johnson, Miss Dora.
M-Maiors, Mrs. Mary; Metzgar, Miss Julia= Myers,
Mrs. Cassie; Morrow Nancy Maleby, Mrs. Mary.
Sargent, Mrs. n. L.
T-Taylor, Mrs. S. o..
W-Wataon, Mrs c. E.; Wallace, Mrs. Carrie;
Williams, Mrs. Elizabeth Ann.
G~ENTLEaTEN'S LIST.
A-Allen, George II.
Bishop, John H. BransoI. Frank; Barns. Wilson G.
OK Brady, johns Broekheimer, Joseph.
C-Chute, Harry; Carroll, II. Nj; Colby, ]. j.;
Qough, D. L.; Cole H. w.
ared).
ELLIS, Thomas; Eddy, Jerome; Estes, F. H.
G--iibson, John; Gen, b. s.; Gilbert, q. W.
H--Hawkins, Horace; Hudelston, Jaeohs Harris,
James; Hickman, BENZ x.
J-Jerrold, w. T.; Jenkins j.; johnson, John HI.
K-Kodel, Michael; Kurthi William Kimes, J. B.;
Kempster, ID e.; Eemper, John w.
Morgan, John b; Malfader, iii; Mills, Jonathan; Nor,
row, ]. F.; Mathis, Joe (coloredl,
Palmer George p; Paxon, Walter.
R-Rolfe, Frank 81 Randels, ST;
SLSpurrier, 4. y; Smith Rev. W. H.
W-Wagner, Rev Frank Weaver, William; Waling-
ton, Mr.; Wright, @. A.; Williams, w. w.
FIRM
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