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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
DEATHS.

POWEE Died, at the residence Of his grand
mother Mrs. James Woodilnl, Montro e." Buck
ingham county, september 20, 1884, FRED
Medcrs u. Power; aged five years and seven
months.
" :, fer llttle children 10 come unto Ne, for Of
su,h Is the kingdom Of Heaven"
Norfolk and Lynchburg papers please copy.
MARTIN.-Died, September 23d, ROBERTA
HANEWiSCkEL. infant daughter OF Bette =.
and Waller X. Martin.
Funeral al the residence or her parents. No. g
west Franklin stIeet, THIS NORNiSG at 10
oc'o'k.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

Non nostrlm tdntas componere iites.
But 1t il Governor CAsERoS's. II Is his to
" settle the hash" OF BRADY. II IL within
bis power TO put an end to MAHoSE's ms
chine politics by taking the stump for the
man who but for the Governors counte.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

Without expressing any opinion as TO the
merits OF the conflict between Mayor CAR
RINGTOY and Councilman BOWIE, we think
the latter is TO be commended for getting
as deep into the mud as the workmen were
in tbo miro
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

"Not the least cheering sight in front OF
the Union League last night was the spec
tace Of JAMES G. BLAINE quietly beating
time with his foot to the music OF the
band WIS the band playing the Multi.
gan Guards?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
MARRIAGES..

ANDERSON-RUDD.-M on the 10Th. at
The residence Of the b. Idle, ny the Rev. j. T.. Hut
srn, Mis- FILA ANDERSON.Of this city, 10 Mr.
PAUL RUDD, Of WOJdberry. Nd.
STON-DOWDEN.-M bY the Rev.
Thomas 4. " ise, on Tuesday evening, Sep'e nber
~, 1884. at the residence OF the brides father,
Nr. JOHN III. ALsrnN. OF Richm md, Va, ana
Miss DELLA ANN DOW DEN, Of IienrcO county,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
REMOVAL.

V'UE BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
L TANNRR & DELANEY ENGINE con-
PANN has been removed from 10 snush seventh
street 10 No. III MAIN STREET. Stale Bank
buiidirc. Communication can be ~ there with
The works by al per.1ns having business Win the
COMPANY from 5 \. ". 10 =. 4.
The TANNER & DELANEY ENGINE CpNpA-
Ny. With the most improved facilities, oher TO
u cir patron, aud TIE public generally, At The low
css prices, Agricultural, Portable, and stationary
Engines. Boirrs. saw and Gris- sl.ls, Heating
AplarsuS. and other Fixtures for Tobacco FlctD-
rles and general NschircrV also, Castings of eve
~ description. WORK Tor Gas Companies il esp9-
Cialv f0liciled. Corresponds and inquiries arc
H. vltfd on all N alters pertaining To the use and
mauui5ciurc " iron and steel. Catalogues To Ia
Lad on application.
WILLIAM p. TtNNER, President,
VILLAS y. TEitiG. NicC-Presldpnt,
NANDER DELANEY, Superintendent
PATTERNS MADE.
REPAIR WORK SOLICITED,
so 21.lw ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette OF
September Odd publishes the MULLIGAN
letters. 1t took our Buckeye contempt
rary a long time to screw its courage up 10
the nublishino nOint.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

That old villain, or clown, or whatever
else you choose to call him. Beast BUTLER
recently said in public speech:
"put anything like a man in the preSi-
dental chair and there would be no such
thing as a Danvile or Copiah massacre, and
every man engaged in one would be in
prison"
Well. BUTLER is as little like a man" as
any other candidate that could be found in
the United states. lie is a monster in
every respect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
NOSE EATEN OFF

John NaYcs, a Young man near mere hfd can
cor on hi. face which had cateu away his nose and
paYt OF hi, check. and was extending mp 20 hla
ives. As a last rsort he was put upon swift.
Stcclfc, and 10 has entirely cured hin. HIS Ice
L. All healed over VITA new flesh and his general
health IL excellent. Hs'rucoyerV was wonderful.
MI. CEUMlEN, NJ. ID,
NTCUsT IG, 1851. OglethOrpc, Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

The Philadelphia Press presents a pie
tlIre of "Mr. BLAINE reviewing the parade
in that city," Mr.. BLAINE should sue the
Press for libel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

The best way for BELvA LOCKWOOD to
get support is TO conduct her campaign
with "A series OF feints.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

"LABoUCHERE makes 100000 a wear out
Of Ir1dh." The BLAINE organs might
profit by this information.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
nwCSEu TENTS.
nICuvoND MOZART ASSOCIATION.

DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
The regular weekly soice VIII Hke pa, ~ s.s0
Mozsrt Hall THIS tThursdayl ENENiNh AZ o,pu
O'Clock. Admission only by membership o. ~, ~,
yi,at,Gn-car,l,. which must be presehtel a. ar n',
a.cr Nen,i.ers can obisn mulltion-o irls on
rnritcatIon 10 C. l.. SIEGCL, 43l Broai Stres'
,. ' ~, ~, si-co, Sc 2J-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
BRIEF COMMENT.

Connecticut is losing her prestige.
There hasn't been a mysterious murder in
the state for month.
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CANCER FOR MANY YEARS.

family strvant has been afflicted for many
y,ar- Will q cancer On her nO.r aln va iret!ri
Ry scmeof Ire best phy,icians aud the Oh rra'-
die u.td without benefit. Finally W. gave nee
-, a.. street.-The and she has been completely
rrr,d JOHN HILL. Drucglst,
AUGUsT lG, 1851 Ihpmson'G o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

sares end epcoursssmsns would probably
BE- now delivering letters and papers 10
Petersburg instead Of delivering speeches
70 the .colored troops (" Of the Fourth de
trio
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
Ii o P Z
EVERY PERSON. SICK OR WELL

q. invited 'o send their address t. THE SWIFT
-PECiFlC COMPANY, Drawer 3, Ail1nt J, . -
for "A cory ri HEIR treatise on Blood ana skin
Discascs, when vi lc iaailcdfree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
LUMBER DEALER.

" w. PICKRELL, LUMBER-DEAL-
IL. FIR, keeps IN yard all kinds OF BUILDING
BII.L LUMBER furnished promptly.
LONG aud LARGE PINE and OAK q speciality.
z. w. PICkREIL,
Yard corner Broad and Laurel streets.
II 6-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

Horsford's Bread Preparation
is the cheapest baking powder made
Try ii.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

WEE rIsGS.

,cr~rNrr.N0C-~~>.es N-Nl.... nr MAD
AL TIE MEMBERS or y MN I'm.
n sIIALL.wAEp hEww,,cRaTIc Cl,Iji,
"a Al otbcr Dc mocraic voters feeling ~ h'Sp
CT in Dcmncrstic succe. WHO WHOM m he meeting
~ ~. Clnb al their hall. On IwentY sres,
between MaIshall and clay T,ls sngs .mef ~
ING. 25th, NJ so'elock- Ars ~ INN ri.
srcc 90 he all add to. Let every Dr'nocr'"0
voter I'm The ward attend.
ny orcer OIL WIG LANES =. + tYLoR.
o- =. Assistant secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

UEsT-END BENEFlClAL ME- s0 Of
w CIAI. SOCIETY. Officers and meinDers , :"
tl,s society are notified 60 attend the sem, anna,
meeting ri Laube's Hall. corner 81 usn,e e
IIro.d streets. THURSDAY ENtNiN1ai; .oes and
her a5ih. AT & O'Clock. tlechoh vi o'
Other business 10 irsn1ct. - az rvI m
Iy uF"tr Oh '"o ''' Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
rsn1pggn1 u 49,! s''',..S's>s
s.BssxAE R0ssSH'' Managing Pars~er.
porHrnr . CO."
THE LEADING Low-Fa'oT
CASH AND n-rALsEsr HOUSE
IN TIE CITY.
cpowprp FROM MORNING tut
NIGHT. AND ALL GETTING
BARGAINS

,.,e,. We VIII sell you any rood'in or lioc
aat you may need such a.
,,,yxrruIE, CARPETS, oI-uOTIis
RUGS. AND sTovEs'
=, sueb Low PRICES AND SUCH EASY TERMS
Aha, ,os will BE- compelled " buy afier se<sg oer
soods and learning our tcrnh' We SOL none Du'
prsr OF GOODS. and allow 40 misrepr'-
sHIation.
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Board of Trade Committees.


The following committees of the Board Of
Trade have been appointed by the board o.
governors;
Flour Inspection-D. Blackmore, @. L. Cutter, F. H
Blanton, Horace PARROT, j. r. Ryan.
Produce-Arthur Jordan, A. v. Lawrence, Thomas
Mann, Charles Syerup, j. r. Budd.
Coal-G. r. Root, G. F. Branham, A. M. Kuhn, o
B. Phillips.
Lumber-s. D. Fraser, T. E. Endley, E. H. Ed
ridge, B. D. Wacott, G. G. Foster.
Grain-William Scott @. w. Blackmore, G. e
Evans, W. f. Piel ir., F. P. Rush, E. Y Shartle, M
A. Woollen G. A. Shotwell.
Meteorology-J. n. Holiday, Fred Baggs John w
Ray.
Provisions-J H. Greenstreet J. NJ Shaw, NJ. H
Wright, jackson Landers, Edward Reeves.
Live Stock-George G. Beck w. NJ. johnson, Will
lam Pray, Michael Sells, r. R. Shiel.
Local Mercantile. T. Brush, t. M. Bassett, r
w. Catheart, B. w. Cole, G. J. Hammel, VIM. Hauei
son. r. L. Scarlett
Fire Insurance-R. H. Adams E. E. Barnard, S
NJ Dyer, A. j. Vandeison j. F. Pratt.
Real Estate-C. E. Coffin, G. r. Sayles- J. S. Spann
Alex. Metzger, E. B. Martindale.
Railways and TRANSPORTATION. :. Gordon, A.
Burdsal HI. @. Newcomb, G. E. Henderson, G. G.
Tanner, H. P. Wetsell, w G.. Hunter.
Manufacturers and Shippers-Chauncey Butler e.
O. Atkins F. A. Coffin John c. Dean, Charlton Eden
Merrifeld, Worth Merritt, Al A. McKain, A. H. Nor
dyke Ewald Over, s. P. Porter, G. Rocker.
Relef-Bruce Carr, j. A. Closer J. B. Dill, Eli
Lilly, A. d. Lynch, W. P. Gallup. " T. Malott D.
M. Ransdel /. S. Gordon, A. M. Fletcher, g. F
Branham, E. s. Elder a. S. Fraser, E. B. Martindale
Appeals-George S. Warren. J. B. Cannon, w. L
Cooper, J. r. Evans w. o. Griffith, ]. A. Hanson
w. W. Johnston, ST., w 3. Kurtz j. w. Murphy
George Townley, O. VanCamp, ]. A. Wildman, R. L.
Boyd, Franklin Landers, o. N. Frenzel.
Arbitration-A. NJ. Fletcher. II. Bamberger, Add
son Bybee, J. ]. Carrigan, H. 7. Condo 8. FORMER
j. II. Greenstreet, Hiram Hadley, A. 7. Moore.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Denison House: L. D. Richardson, Chicago;
Jas. Watson, jr., Bridgeport Conn; Lewis
Pugh, Rushville; L. D. Shafer, Shelhyvile; F.
II. Kingsbury, Columbus, o. 7. J. Callinan,
Cincinnati; Geo. w. Forbes w N. King, Gin
cinnati; Il. c. hewitt, Terre Haute; E. A. Ire
land, Waterbury, Conn. NJ. N. Judd, Chicago.
Grand Hotel John NJ Goar, New Castle;
Jas. 7. Strattan, Richmond; G. B. Templar,
Muncie, Col. G. w. r. Reed, Reedsville w. B.
Overman, Rockville; Judge Thos. F. Davidson,
Covington r. T. Tingle, Princeton; 0. ]. Mar
ney, Kokomo; Walter Vail, Michigan City; J. A.
Walden, Fl. d. Guild, Alabama; John L. Burt,
Wheeling w. Fl. Dillingham;, Louisville.
Bates House: j. E. Henary, Omaha; J. c.
Dolman, Kokomo; Else Purden, Frankfort; w.
@. DePauw, New Albany; Mrs. j. P. Robinson,
Washington; Mrs. F. P Pugh Rushville; H. G.
Wood Columbus; WI. Wood, Terre Haute; L.
NJ. Campbell, Danville; B. B. Jones and J. M.
Case, Columbus; Colonel Thos. McGill, Chicago,
Walker Burns and brother, Columbus; w J.
Craig, Button; John E. Hemphill, John B.
Smith and William Mutt, Charlottesville; Mrs
E. 81. Wiley and son, Charleston, ILL.,; S. o. Bay
less, Frankfort Ind.
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THE CITY IN BRIEF.

The Seventh street M. e. Church people will
picnic at Noblesville ON Friday.
Hugert Black has taken out permit for the
erection of a 81, 400 frame cottage on English
avenue near Lincoln street
The headquarters of the Democratic State CEN
trail committee has been removed to the old
Sentinel Building, on Circle street
In the Criminal Court Maggie Tingle, young
girl, is on trial for petit larceny. She is but
seventeen years old, and has had dishonorable
career.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John A. Sweed and Flora L. Bennett, Owen
Merkiff and Barbara A. Armer, Jacob N Shall
lenberger and Prudence Jessup.
In the Circuit Court Fred P Rush s. Co. are
suing James Bourne for 49, 500 in grain trans
action. In a previous trial a verdict was given
for the plaintiff for half the amount asked
The meetings at Friends Church under the
earnest and efficient labors of Sallie Faushee,
the blind preacher, are growing In interest
Service to-day at P. NJ, and 7:45 in the evening
The grand jury has indicted John Bridges for
assault and battery with intent to kill and fixed
his bond at So, 600, which he win probably be
able to give. James Barnett, whom he shot, has
recovered.
The Cooke & Weadon Comedy Company
will go to Cherubusco Whitley county, to-day
to open new opera house Jim" Cooke is go
ing to act And yet they keep sending mission
aries to India.
Articles Of association Of the Hoosier Saving
and Loan Association, of Indianapolis. were fled
yesterday with the Secretary Of Stale. The fol-
lowing persons constitute the board of directors
j. N. Beers, Edward Smith, F. p. Lindsey w.
II. Stringer, w. p. Etris, ID. DeRuiter, M.
O'Brien, Anderson Lewis and Edward Harris.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-17
PERSONAL MENTION.


Hon. b. h. Boudinot. of Terre Haute is at the
Denison
Senator Robert G. Bell, Of Fort Wayne is at
the Grand.
D. W. Lockwood and j. C. Post, U, S. army,
are at the Denison.
Mrs. Mansur H. Wright and family left for
Petoskey yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph Schwabacher and family have re-
turned from their trip to Denver and other west
ern cities.
Rev. Plus Behm, of St Henry, Dubois county,
is pastor of St Joseph's Church during Rev.
Alerding's absence in Europe.
The marriage Of Frank B. Ferris, of Provi-
dence, R. l., and Miss Carrie A., daughter of
Benz. Kelsey, took place yesterday at the family
residence, on College avenue The Rev Dr.. z.
A. Bradley officiated
Hermann Seiboldt, advertising solicitor of the
German Daily Telegraph for ten years. has sew.
cred his connection with that paper, to take
charge of the new Indianapolis fire insurance
company of which he has been elected secretary
James a. King writes to the Journal denying
thereport that he had been hired by saloon
keeper to go to the temperance Circle-park meet
ing on Sunday, and break it up He says he is
Republican, first, last and all the time, and is
opposed to the ring which is running prohibition
in the interest of the Democratic party.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-17
statistics Of Reer consnmntion.

The Western Brewer, in its latest issue, gives
full and complete statistics Of the brewing dur
ing the revenue year ending May l last showing
net increase of /, 507, 402 barrels as compared
with the previous year. which is an increase of
go per cent The total brew of the twelve
months was Is, $50, S26 barrels The Brewer
claims that the showingis an astonishing one for
the reasons that the season was a cold one the
business of the country was not up to its usual
standard, and it was also season Of unsual agi-
tation of the temperance question. Six States
show falling off in their brew-viz., Iowa, IL
3S9 barrels. Rhode Island, 1902; Texas, $780,
South Carolina, &c., North Carolina, 3, and Ari
iona, BAG. AL the other States show an increase,
including Kansas, where the brew was increased
by 1927 barrels, Notwithstanding the prohibi
ton movement. The greatest percentage of in
crease was in New Hampshire--24.4L During
the year two new ale breweries have been estab-
lished in Alaska. The sales this year, as com
pared with 1875, were 125 per cent. greater, and
BESIDES every large city in the country increased
its sales. The following table gives the total
output for the revenue wears given:
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and object drawing must all receive due atten-

and object drawing must all receive due atten-
ton
eAll instruction drawing must be founded on
geometry, and conventional forms should be
taught before natural forms. Instruction in
drawing must be comprehensive and not confined
to only one kind or method"
Miss Josephine Q. Locke, supervisor of draw
ing, of St Louis, presented report on the con-
dition of drawing in the United States, sub
mitting critical, comprehensive course of study
on an improved plan. Approving discussions
followed by Prof. Otto Tuchs, Of the Maryland
Institute, Baltimore; Prof. Woodward Of the
st. Louis training school, Anna L. Kaulfus, of
the Louisville High-school, and others The
discussion in the deaf mute department was
participated in by John A. Gillespie and Graham
Bell of Washington, and Prof. Gordon, of the
deaf mute college, Washington
A popular paper on the Conflict of the Ten
Ideals was given by Col F. w. Parker, of
Illinois
The evening session opened with addresses
in the Capitol Building and in the Congrega-
tional Church. The discussion on Education
at the South drew a crowded audience.
Rev. a. D. Mayo, of Boston, spoke on 'The
Gospel of Self-help"
Following DR. Mayo, Major Robert Bingham
of North Carolina, continued the subject with a
paper on Educational Status and Needs of the
South A paper on "The Educational Outlook
in the South" was given by Prof B. F. Wash
ington, of Tuskeegee, Ala
Albert Salisbury, superintendent of education
for the American Missionary Association fol
lowed with paper on 1.-The Supplementing of
the War The subject was further discussed
by the State Superintendent of Georgia, Hon.
G, ]. Orr, and Professor William H. Crogman
of Georgia.
Addresses were made on the Worlds Indus
trial and Cotton Exposition by Hon John Eaton
United States Commissioner of Education, and
Director general E. A. Burke.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-17
COUNTERFEIT COINS.
Silver Quarters and Dimes that Are Said To
BE Genuine limitations.

Pittsburg Dispatch.
New counterfeit silver coins, in denomina-
tions Of quarters and Dimes are said to be in
circulation in large quantities. Theyar said to
be good limitations and hard to detect The
pieces are said to bear date 1875 One feature
the number Of claws on one foot Of the eagle
there being four, while on the genuine there are
but three. very successful counterfeit of the
dime is also reported. 1t is said to be made of
glass mixed with some base metal Its texture
is friable and it can be puIverized easily. When
broken, the pieces resemble glass in everything
except color The particles are said to be of a
dull color, and the coin is dated 1855, SO as to
give the impression that the coin is old to ac-
count for its duh color. The ring is good. Or
binary workers in metal and glass cannot
account for the amalgamation Of glass and the
metal, as glass weighs only one-tenth that of
silver, and no base metals approach the weight
of silver
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a Sensible Letter.

TT the Editor of the indianapolis Jou-a':
am a veteran temperance man, have been
in every temperance organization from the
Washingtonians up to the present time, and am
in for prohibition when the right time comes,
and believe the plank in the Republican State
platform favoring constitutional convention
covers the temperance question fully. I find
the Democratic party is overjoyed in prospect
of prohibition ticket. Beware, my Repub-
lican friends; that is just what our enemies
want. Let the voice of warning be sounded all
over the State between this and the oath
HAMILTON EA RNEsT
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Hoosler visitors to the minneapolis Reunion.

Hoosier Visitors to the Minneapolis Reunion.
The Indiana veterans having in charge the
matter of the reception of the Indiana visitors
to the G. A. R reunion, at Minneapolis, Mimi,
next week, write that HOLSTERS will be warmly
welcomed, and that elaborate preparations have
been made for their entertainment Among the
the Indianians on the various committees are
Maj Geo. M. Naylor, John Thornburg, l. Hodg-
son, W. S. Best F, G. Ball. Robert G. Evans,
John McCutcheon, Henry Tucker, B. W. Ball.
j. G. Block, B. F. Moore and W. Tindolph.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-17
Good Reasons Alleged for Z divorce.

William F. Aldridge has applied for divorce
from Ida May Aldridge, towhom he was married
in 1880, and he alleges that she refused to cook
for him, threatened TO split his head open with
a Ratchet, broke up all the dishes and frequented
various other disreputabe resorts. He thinks
therefore, that she is not proper person to care
for their little girl, the custody of whom he asks
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-17
Burnett S gocoaine

PROMOTES THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR
And renders it dark and glossy. It holds, in
liquid form, a large proportion Of deodorized
CocoANuT On, prepared expressly for this pur-
pose. No other compound possesses the peculiar
properties which so exactly suit the various con-
ditions of the human hair.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-17
A vexatious Problem solved.
d the revenue Years giYer

Chicago News.
The attention of railway corporations is called
to the gentlemen who did the carpenter and
joiner work on the Democratic platform. 1t is
believed if these gentlemen could be induced to
turn their attention to the subject they could
devise way to make trains pass each other on
the same track
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-17
The Carver wild west show.

DR. w. F. Carver and his Wild West Show,
will give exhibitions at the Exposition grounds
tomorrow and Saturday afternoons. Among
the attractions are, Carver the great shooter,
tribes Of Indians, band of cowboys, bufalos,
etc W. G. Coup. the old circus man, is manager
Of the enterprise
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-17
Reeimenta1 Reunion.

The second joint regimental reunion of the
Forty-seventh and Thirty fourth Regiments of
Indiana Volunteers viii be held at Huntington,
Ind, on Wednesday, Aug. 90 A good time is
expected.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-17

WANTED-BY A FIRSTCLASS WHOLESALE
w liquor and cigar house, energetic salesman
for Indiana. State how long on the road, and with
last employer annual sales and expense per day Only
those having established trade and hrstclass refer
enGes need apply Address BY letter THE HAM
Chicago, H.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-17

EoR SALE-THIRTY-FTvE ACRES 2 MILES
IN east of city very cheap. 1t is worth 800 per
acre, but can be had at $75. 7. A. GOODWIN, q
Thorpe Block.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-17

EoR LL-EQUIPPED BAKERY-Wn
il invoice $S00--cheap. Address, soon, J. B. & B. L.
MYERS, Agents Peru, Ind.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-17

NOR SALE-ABOUT FIVE THOUSAND TONS
I English Lake ice Inquire of JOS. A. MOORE,
81 East Market street, Indianapolis Ind.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-17
MARRIED.

FERRIS-KELSEY-on July 16, 1884, at
o'clock p. M at the residence of the brides parents
No. ZIG College avenue, by Rev. DR.. E. A. Bradley,
Frank B. Ferris, of Providence, R. L. to Carrie A..
daughter Of Benz Kelsey.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-17

TloR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SECOND
IT hand or new Engines. Boilers, Saw-rnills Head
ing and Stave Machinery. HADLEY. WRIGHT s.
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