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Mr.. A. B. Davenport, of 3G7 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, felt that he had new hold on life,
even while approaching his ''three score years
and ten" The reason was that after trying the
new rheumatic remedy, Athlophoros, he found
strength, and to enable him to move about
with almost youthful activity. II have been
cautious" he writes, ''for so long time III
recommending it to others till had tried its
efficacy in my own case; and / am now free to
state the estimate put upon it as the safest
and most efficient cure have any knowledge
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Mr.. COy's Committee.

Sim Coy announces that he has appointed Os
car B. Hord, L. P. Harlan, John Schley, George
Pfingst, John p Frenzel and James Renihan as
members of the Democratic county executive
committee With characteristic modesty he APP
points himself chairman ex officio Mr.. Frenzel,.
tits stated, will not consent to serve as mem
Der of the committee, andit is strongly suspect
ed that there are about five others who would
prefer to decline the honor of becoming the sub
servients of the Hon. Sim.
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

By virtue Of an order of the Circuit Court of the
United States for the District OF Indiana, made and
entered on the 9th day of May 1881 in the case of
James Bonbright VS.. Charles H. Ratlif ct al, viii
expose at public sale to the highest bidder Tues
day the 9th day of May A. D.. 1884 between the
hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. OF said
day, at Marion, Grant county, Indiana, the following
described property, in bulk, to-wit;
A stock of merchandise consisting of dry goods.
carpets, furnishing goods iewelry, etc, and the fix
lures belonging to said Ratlif ct al.
Taken the property of Charles L. RatGf ct al al
the suit of James Bonbright ct al.
Said sale to be made for cash without any relief
from valuation appraisement laws
ROBT. S. FOSTER L. S. Marshal
District of Indiana.
indianapolis Ind, May 10, A. D.. 1884.
Rocker & Hatch, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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The indianapolis Target shooting Associations
May festival will begin on Sunday, but the
championship shooting match will be held on
Monday. The contestants of the association
are Dr. Walling, Fred. Mertz, q. P. Marott,
Joe Calbalzer Frank Maus, Emil Martin, Rhein-
hart Miller, Ernst Kitz, Mr.. Rodewald. The
Hepburn Rifle Club contestants will be DR.. Alex
ander, Ed Butts, l.. c. Walters, Henry Jameson,
DIR. Hodges, Fred Hener, NJ. It. Robinson f. L..
Lewis, NJ. S. Walters.
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Marion Circuit Court.


Catherine Hall VS.. James Murphy ct al; suit fol
Islander. Jury finds for plaintiff in the of $500
j. s. Harvey VS.. Henry w. Gravess estate: suit for
attorneys fees. Finding for plaintiff for $3.50 So
Charles Mayer vs.. Adam Click; suit for possession
Of real estate. On trial by jury.
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The Snalners, Meeting.

LOUISVILLE, May 14-The American Associa-
ton of Ticket brokers held its annual session
here to-day. Eighty members were present.
The following officers were elected President
e. Milford, of Chicago; H. c. Meder, of Louis
vile, general manager and secretary; w. S.
Leonard of -4ansfeld. O., treasurer. The as
ISOLATION will De in session to morrow, and close
its meeting with a banquet
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HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS.
THREE THOUSAND FEET UP!
DEER p ARK.
IN Tho S,,po,oit of Tho Aueobe,;aS Tiractl, on
On the Summit of the AlIeghenes, Directly on


Under the management of w. j. Walker, late of the
Gilsey House, New York.
The Baltimore & Ohio Company has spared ex
pense in Improvements, refurnshing and elegant APP
pointments generally and Deer Park has superior
in everything going to make it Summer Resort of
the Grand Old Alleghenies. Accommodations for up
ward of five hundred guests. Three fast trains both
east and west daily All passenger trains stop at Deer
Park Fine orchestra Perfect table. Firstclass livery
Billiard and bowling room. Everything throughout
frstclass. SEASON OPENS JUNE % No mos
quitoes or flies. No malaria. Grandest place for
children in the country No hay fever-sure relief and
cure. RATEs-$60, $75 and 500 per month, accord
ing to location; $3.50 per day for transents; $15 to
$21 per week. Diagrams of floors and now
open at B. & o. ticket Office. Address all commurca
tons, up to June 10, to W. J. Walker Queen City Ho
tel, Cumberland, Md; after that date, Deer Park,
beautiful new book Deer Park, just out.
THE lockwood" Green Lake Wis, win open usual
the 18th day of May. Send for illustrated circulars to
David Greenway, Owner and Prer, Dartfood P Owls.
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The Wabash Receivership.

New YORK, May 1.-THE Tribune states that
Jay Gould and President Sidney Dillon, of the
executive committee, deny that there is any
movement to put the Wabash temporarily in the
hands of receiver.
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which the society adjourned to meet this morn
ing at the same place at o'clock. The public is
welcome to the sessions Of this association.
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Marion Criminal Conrf.
Hon. Pierce Norton,

Hon. Pierce Norton, Judge.
Albert Dowden; burglary Plea of guilty and sent
to the Reform School.
Morris Thompson; petit larceny Sent TO peniten-
tary for two years on plea of guilty
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The T., b. 6 w. Side of the Pool Question.

The l., b. & w. Side of the Pool Question.
Referring to the article in yesterdays issue re-
garding pools at indianapolis and Peoria Off
Gals Of the L, B. 6 W. railway at Indianapolis
say that Mr. Corbin did not attempt to dictate to
the pool or to any railroad as to what they
should do. He simply declined to surrender to
any other road the seaboard business which his
road brought to indianapolis from local stations
west. There is no reason why this should affect
the pool in any way or any road in the pool.
able and not a necessity to the existence of the
pool If this belongs to Mr. Corbin's road as he
and others think it does the question can readily
be adjusted by letting him have his own. Mr..
necessary to concede to other reads business
which properly belongs to his own in order to at
tain it,
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has Just leaked out that some 125 of these tickets
were turned by one of the local agents, over to a
scalper to sell, and said scalper has been selling
them at the So cut Now one Of the roads which
this class of tickets read over refuses to prorate
with the initial road out of indianapolis, and
trouble is brewing The most cheeky part of the
matter is that the local agent demands from the
road which it asks to prorate in the cut his reg
ular commission. 1t is said the scalper has sold
over one hundred of these tickets.
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COME early and secure good seats for Crom-
wells elegant entertainment at the Grand to-
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of Marion county Indiana, for the twenty four hours
ending at 5 o'clock NJ, May Ia, 1884, as fur
nshed by Elliott Butler abstracers of titles, room
No. 8 Etna Building:
Robertson, lots IS and Sc in Bright,
Powell & Elis's subdivision of outlot
. 100 in indianapolis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $lO5O.OO
Milo E. Lawrence and wife TO George j.
Of ouflot l. in Indianapolis . 'S, 3,425,OO
Malinda c. Rogers ct al. to Emma B. Fitz.
gerald, part of lot Is in square in
Hubbard ct al S addition to the city of
Charles Soper and wife to James B. Hey
wood ct al, lot in L. f. Ritter's subdi-
vision of part of lots 2 and in John
sons heirs addition to the city of In
James N Shepherd and wife to Lavina
Robinson, lot 8 in square L in Martin
dales south addition to the city of In o.
Lavina Robinson and husband to the city
of Indianapolis lot in square l in
Martindale's south addition to lndianap
James Mccall and wife to Frances f.
Byrn. lot So in Spann & Co.'S first
Woodlawn addition to the city of Indian
apols. -..-----.--.-.- 1OOO.OO
John W. Murphy and wife to Jacob B.
Yeakley ct al, lots %, 23 and "a in
Murphy & Tinker's addition to Indian
apolis. 10000
Susan Williams ct al. to Charles 0Dil,
ship IS 'I range meS east ''0'0 'O $4,000
Christopher Marask and wife to Edward
L. Mick lot L in McKernan, Pierce 81
Yandes's subdivision of lots 81, %, %
and part of lot "a in Vests heirs addi-
ton to Indianapolis $4,000
Clara J: Turner and husband TO E..
Hoyt, lot 8 in Blake's subdivision of
outlet 33. in Indianapolis: ,-..---;.-- 121.0o
| Edgar F. Hoyt to @. W. Mcintyre, trus-
tee, lot in Blakes subdivision of outlot
So in indianapolis. Observation-Disclosures $4,000
Arthur Gillet to Edgar r. Lamm, part of
lot Is in square in Hubbard ct a s
southeast addition to the city of Indian
apohs 49, -5;-;;----' 4ZooO
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Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments filed for record in the Recorders Office
of Marion county Indiana for the twenty four hours
ending at o'clock P. NJ. May Ia, 1884, as fur
nished by Elliott Butler abstracters of titles room
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVIDENCE.

The following cases were also decided:
Williamson Wright VS.. Richard Wilson. Cass, G
c. Reversed. Best, G.
Alex S. Jones vs. Charles Angel ST. Tippecanoe
G. G. Affirmed. Colerick, c..
John W. Hanna vs.. John Fisher. Montgomery
c. c. Reversed. Elliott j.
VIM. c. Lytton VS.. John W. Baird. Monroe
c. c. Rehearing denied
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COTTON.

nneurSs Of set>on - Lverposl ss-dsy ven
fhF above the sesssa's svsrase and YET !sd.r
voeeefday. feature ~ feceiDn 81 tS-dey II
3ho excess Of 80 tern product o. ton on hsyps
sna India 10 Se,3Je balee against ~, ~ Anen-
Sas, q an sxc,ss ri 900 balss IL favor .! the
Sor0ss quotations. Manchester ysrss An1
n orics srs steady ana pos qsssatly hishss
New York continues suodsG o. The lee ID.
vanoo. The pricss t~-dsy ere = utnal s.d vsn-
sooUons osn psrsivsy fndsniacant selvee.
3. rsciyss Is bale ssS., % sAi H.. y,
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Iius y q 800 that ai,hoash feoeip are lover
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ful. ~ lsast cotton tealers cas- tsko ceuf IT q
the feet that pYicse are natural ssd ~ o uean.
the srsi1cial resun Of n manipulation. Rsceip,s OF
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Ssiss from Terrs N sccou At % Dla,kesship q
blake. This, with ~ bales By wagon gives .
ootal Of compYoss o. ~ .ioo
shipments today are Q hales over Houston
= T. xas Central. frwar led for account OFT D.
The ,rInsa "a. Ms-s,chusstt,. Uaion y not
distusb d By Ia erysfh 4 TOE 10 spianins
indus'ry o. the s1n "a vifrh Il obs upon q
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MEDICAL
Smiths Extract Of May Flower,
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forsll Dlseasa. Of the Bladdorsnd Kidneys
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uit duretlc tnd tstrlnfsnt in IS properties, and
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CAUTION,

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Whsn you witt or leave Now York City:
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IN ne Heed tho yilel iui passing rnnhg,Ioec
M the uiine, al q many other ditcascs that Lac
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HUE1sEs.
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Marsh "a now the nTsf rnontht ip options.
A, New York .hal1onia 4. a poiats hisher thss
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o1ttop. Tho Premium on tuoeesdlns nouthAi
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THAT PHYSICIANS AND NyALIBs

Generally may rrnuerly understand the merits
of "Colden's Liquid liosf Tonic" on s,ely-
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and also an endorsement hy tho ceeoia'ed
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Sod by Druggists generally o. 81, boitlea
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10 1880 cans froz the North 10 tske sksrre OF
the sss vsrtB IN Rome, - superin Suscni, ana
sfsr the ovarAov, which occurred Ia the spring
following was vary much EXPOSED 30 nalnfisl
poisos, AID IN 1872 found ny blood - eontSzli-
nigd NTH tha Poison that was ierosA 4, give
without relief. Ny trouble hnany deieruhnfd
In an abiftns o. the liver. sxd nsrly every one
ivy. ELF inelud1dl thought was doomed to die
within few d,ya 10 ihia condition was I'D
yised BY friend 70 Mke SwifIB spouiae, a1d I
took Il iust az q drOgsing msn wouls catch ~ g
sirsv, bus az Eoon ~ my syst m got under .ae
influence Of Tho remedy, the sbscess cAr1o 70
print and bursL passing or without pain In
hVeeu GAYS after ihiA WAS No o, my week, AID
hsye since enjoyed excellent health
Every sufferer f-on maiaiiol poison fhond
takc Sniitis Sptclfc G. StErfrE
Sept, Rome Gas Light Company.
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have had remarkable success with SwlftE
HpoGiaa e. the irct toneut q Blood sni Sk.n die.
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syi'gs Specific iS & complete autidoto % Bl103
T.iut, Blntd Poison Malsra Poison and SKIN
HuInor, J. III Esoa tsiTH rs. D., AlAnta Ga.
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mon

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nervous debility luas ~ manhood srp f'nr
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from which 20 learn the oAuso OF ihe HisefJes
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n OF through ~ by your dragSf'of p - pfess
the eycr-iailing rerDefy ......
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wholesale Druggists, hsilN " rfs
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Ilu ,trEted MARRIAGE dude 40 pages, cor
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con,e pamphlet cents, securely sealed, ~
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II IMPROVES rgs QUALITY o.

II IMPROVES IT, QUALITY o.
tho BiooRrrd euriri.l1it. aud 50 there
f4rsG dno iH.tg0rta.i and cofTecitr1
iucagOg OF all chronic nsatndtts when
nrs As80riatod VIA "a isfroyEnisiip
STATE OF guE BLOOD. Thcao all yiell
toth0rrgulGting ami nourishlngIrcp-
crilss OF 10 great flJi ionic ticmcn's-
itcampon1ltes forthn toss 81 ViiDiitN-
induced BY Consumption, Cat0rT1 %.
Bronchial amt 1Nr0df 00-cfiohs' nc
agW rem ~ EcuiiH iug lcbN4ig anL
rnimlurso mo Fcmale yJlsyriqsa fQc
lAnlJ i0grsl of VITALITY accom- rany-
lng complaints pc'Uiidr % TIE scr-
if9tiersIlurs.s their own chitdrGrs
aud dsItcate tr1Htrft who expect -
Dsrumo mothers pul bring up sigcr-
cuI ehlii,rsn khouldby all IN cans uso
lt. " ria reft0rg suIcTops Iroria
Mental ot' Nafvous l'rosff'nfiofi sfis-
lng from lusF-r1rk, Erctysos o.
DsgfracieS Dissgsr. 70 trNi eI'E
l2ranEaElegs and Ne Opium Hdeit
for ~ tue appetite grows i etl Ais
agd C!sc1Ion mora " .oious thronEt
.La uas OF thli q .il', no unuhigfG4
craving dos CT.y uati tn,nllI 81
duet. nIklst!V % icN.tGl 50 Lives
C1mpi1!sls. Aa,iF,4s rear, cn-
ALL MgiGrfdi niss.srf and fox tho
debiiitgpug tIcCH q 4 s.er " Gcg
hi,,k n hes ao RAJ. !! iepofis
,raff-, tinprapfs N'gcgit1H GaI H.
a,.fit.. aud a.1... no llpspcpiis IA
c1ilG an .GsF soiMi.glls grt!sls
sffJoI; Irfl4r. tgsNri o. THO tns.u
.kstth6 l..ssFe ,.r9 palate VIII aOi
-Aiffs H.
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used 5-ifss Specific on my little daughter
who was ylctad si,s SOHO Blood Poison y hicl
lsd r,lisisd all sorts o. treatment The Specinl
relieved Der permanently, asd shall iuo IS II
Inv y actios.
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THE GREAT ENGLlSH REMEDY

is. nevsrfailinF tomb
for Merry, W lcbil,iy
exhaust. q yitsliiy,.cl
irAl Weakness tper
matnirhWa, / q 7
MANHOOD, impcirr-
ry, Paia y,is IN aNth1
tr iblc effects OF Helt
Ahuss, youthfui fol.iek
FideAo, sfes IN uattre1
SO rs such as lnfi OF
MfmOrr .iAfeiiud &, fto'
,nrnllEu tsiorF, aver
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oar treatise or Blood and Skin D'csGlss
nailed free to anplicsnla.
aS'fFrf apSclFfIfN Drawer 3. Allan, Ga
New York once I5s West esd street
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G. o x, M IS ,

WHY WILL ANY oNEaUFFER FROM CoRHs
when thcy cau g-i bottle Of the "GERhAN
corr RENOVRR''-2 Certain and Painlessrem
edy Tor Il, Ia Corus sud Bunions o' any drug.
cist Tor Is opntH There are vcTthlesa imitaucns
sImi' ar In name. Be sure 20 ?, the GkiS a y
CORN REMOVER c. N CRl irFN TON. no!e
ProprlalDr, ll5 Fulton g Get, New York.
GLVEN'g sULpHuR SO AP Ia,nroyes tho ssin.
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yACKsBoRo, TKxAs
February Is 1854

~ Fishsh Annual Meeting OF the Cattle
Rsiseys Associs t,n Of Northwestern Texas
viii be held in the ely Of Dsu~s, beginning Oh
tie Tito day OF MARCH next.
r,ore in nor,ance /, the Cattle Rsisefs Of North.
ves'em Tes.s than any prsvi.us meeting held
By the Association.
full report wii be made By ;he Executive
Comrlt,ce showing the number q cattle srsm.
ineS and inspected under heir suprrvisi n; aisi
the nurter esred " the Atscc I'll o.'s mem
hers. the cost Of work done BY 'hsm for tie Az
SIC elton, aud Ia full q oetsiied .hiement =
their entire operations during their term 81 81
f-e Of shlch will be inp1fttnt I'D inter
eating 20 the. M rbers Af.ef The other tusi
ness 81 the AZ station Il n snssc,ed. member
Erecutlva C-nn,ftt>e
'' ' 1 {. LovISG sssrssArs.
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sBid. fAssod. -
Tosr-Op.ned: New York. quis'i New Or
LENA steady LIVERPOOL stssfy Cloxo1: New
York, steady; New OH ans sioidy; Liverpool,
s,oady at lowsat quotation OF tho aay; darVes'
ton. steady.
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~. bly, ceiehrsted Pa en-
r. ARTIFICIAL LE1ssad Arm
4z11k2 ave al tho milton OF ne
natural Hubs. Perfect t.ts-
n faction n sfl rftcs or NJ pay Prizes
IL reduced re rrk~ufsrfurer for
~ rsiInsd Isori fsrs toifiers. Fknph-
les srd plirc la cent free.
- A Nco Knott Nauus-trr-1,
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