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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Democracy and Free WhisI<v.

To the Editor of the Indianapolis journal:
+ It is either right, it is wrong to manufacture
and sell intoxicating liquors to be used as bev-
erage. If right to do so, he who desires to en-
gage in the business should not be required to
procure license before exercising such priv
lege, any more than the farmer, the merchant,
or the mechanic arerequired to procure a license
before engaging in their several vocations. But
if wrsng, the business should be prohibited by
law, just as murder, theft or any other crime is
prohibited. And when the Democratic party in
their State convention, last week, adopted a res
olution in their platform favoring license law
and opposing prohibition. they could not have
been sincere as license law is nothing more nor
less than limited prohibition. All measures which
restrict or in anywise curtail the liquor traffic
are precisely the same in principle, and only
differ in the extent of their application. They
are all prohibitory in their character, prohibi-
ton itself simply being the highest or topmost
round in the temperance ladder Take our
present law, which | believe requires the appli-
cant to pay 800 for a license. Now there are
persons in the State who would like TO engage
in the liquor traffic, and who would do so, but
for the reason that they have not the money to
pay for q license; and, SO far as they are con
cerned, our present law is precisely the same as
prohibition 1t prohibits them and that is all
that prohibitory law could do. And If the
law required the payment of a still larger sum
persons from exercising the right TO sell. Such
law is not only prohibitory but it is the worst
kind Of class legislation 1t says to the man
who has money enough to pay for a license,
| you may enjoy right under the law of our
State which the poor man shall not enjoy.
| The individual who believes that the liquor
traffic is beneficial to the well being of society if
! there be such an individual, is opposed to any
restrictions being placed upon it, while he who
believes that the traffic is injurious to the we'll
being of society is in favor of complete prohibi-
tion and only favors less stringent measures
! at time when it would be extremely danger
Gus to the cause of temperance to undertake to
prohibit the traffic altogether. So conclude,
and think justly too that the indiv idualor party
that is opposed to prohibition in principle is in
favor of free whisky, while those who favor pro-
| hibition are also in favor of any measure what
ever that will diminish the amount of intemper-
ance in the country and thereby curtail the
| liquor traffic. w. C. SANDRFuR.
FRANKLIN, Ind, July 3, 1884
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Illinois Items.

The Rev Horace Reed, Methodist Episcopal
presiding elder for the Nation district, has had
Che degree Of doctor Of divinity conferred upon
BIN by the State University of Kansas.
In the eastern and southeastern portions of
Fayette county hog cholera is prevailing to an
alarming degree. In several instances whole
herds have fallen victims to the disease 1t is
said that the fatality is greater BY far than ever
before known.
AT Hillsboro, during thunder storm, L.
Clark was struck by lightning and seriously if
NOT fatally injured. He was in his barn when
he was struck The flesh on one arm and shout
der was badly burned, and it is thought he re
eeiyed dangerous internal injuries
Friday evening, while intoxicated Thomas
Howell, of Fuscoia, went to the house Of his
brother-n-law, swearing he would kill him
Failing to find him, he attempted to kill his
lHowells sister for expostnlating with him.
BysAnders interfered and had Howell arrested.
The appointment of Judge c. S. Zane, of
Springfield, to be Chief Justice of Utah has Gre
ated an interest in regard to his successorship
on the Supreme Court bench. The names Of
Col. w. u. Gross, l.. 81. Bradley and c. L. Conk-
ling, all of Springfield, are mentioned. 1t is
stated the Governor would probably be inclined
to appoint Gross.
Mrs. Sarah Gales Of Ashland, committed sui
eide on Thursday morning by hanging herself
with small rope in a shed,adjoining the house.;
Further than protracted illness, no special cause
Is assigned Deceased was about forty-fve
years old, and in addition to a husband some
where in Colorado leaves family of children.
Herman Bohlman farmer, living about two
miles southwest Of Litchfeld while sitting on
his reaper in the harvestfeld during shower
was struck by lightning, the electric fluid throw
ing him from his seat tearing his clothes to
Bhreds, and burning his body in several places
He lay unconscious for several hours. finally re-
vived, and the indications are that he will re-
cover.
There is much indignation expressed at Mon
mouth over the incarceration of Robert III.
Thompson, who was arrested on the charge of
threatening injury to Hubbard, the defaulting
cashier Of the First National Bank. Abond was
circulated for signatures, and about seventy five
signed A committee of citizens escorted
Thompson from Jail to a justices Office, where
be signed the bond and was released. After, he
was serenaded by q band Speaking of his ar
rest Thompson said he did not wish to harm
Hubbard, but he thought it was hard to lose all
be had and then be imprisoned for saying few
harsh words.
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1Sate shellx,s nIednl.

BooNE, Ia, July 4-The gold medal author
lied by the State Of Iowa, at thenineteenth Gen
eral Assembly. wins to-day presented to brave
Kate Shelly, at Ogden III the absence of Gov
secretary, made the presentation speech, which
was responded 10 on behalf Of Kate Shelly IVY
Professor John +. 0urrnn. OF Angus ~Thefe
WAS n Large crowd IN attendance. f- 81
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CHURCH SERVICES.
Christian.

sHtENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH CORNER
" Delaware and Ohio SITS. Services by the pastor
David Walk, morning and evening. Sundaysschool at
$50 p Subject Of sermons. The Thread of YER
dure : Labor Thrown Away" The music is con
Quoted by Prof Ora Pearson.
FHHIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH-HOME AVE
Il nue., between College avenue and Ash street
Preaching tomorrow Sunday at 1890 M, by Rev.
4. O. Laughin, of Syracuse N. Y. Quarterly meet
ing of Christian Wonens Board of Missions at p
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CONGREGATIONAL.

DLYMOUTH CHURCH CORNER MERIDIAN
IL and New York streets Oscar G. AcCuIloch pas.
tor. Sunday-school at 900 Morning service at
1880. Yesper service at 7:45. Thursday evening
conference at 7:45. Young Mems Reading groom open
every evening.
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INDIANA AND ILLINOIS.
Rews Notes Culled from Correspondence and
Cleaned from Exchanges,
Indiana Notes.

Indiana Notes.
South Bend is to have street railway.
John Upper, of Evansville was drowned on
Thursday night, while bathing in the Ohio.
AT Liberty on Thursday, Thomas Crosby and
James Dooley were fined $40 each for disturbing
public meeting.
Pat Whalen, stock broker at Liberty, was
1ned SIS and costs for assaultlng Squire Pente-
cost iron merchant.
Hon. William Williams, candidate for Con-
gress in the Thirteenth district, is expected
home from Montevideo about the 1st Of August
There was a land slide $50 feet long and mile
wide on the McCune farm, near San Pierre. 1t
was caused by running stream into which a
lumber Of cattle fell and were drowned.
The remains Of an unknown man were found
strewn along the railroad track at Tolleston. 1t
Is supposed he was tramp and was stealing
ride Several trains had passed over his body.
The temperance people of Union county, after
. hot contest were defeated in the Circuit Court,
at Liberty. on Thursday, a jury granting Thos
Mally, of Connersville license to sell liquor in
Liberty This is the first liquor license granted
IN that county in fifteen years,
TIE Delaware county commissioners have
be6n presented a petition signed by sixteen
hundred taxpayers from the northern and east
ernNportions of the county, asking a postpone
menA of the erection of new court house, on
the grounds Of the present Indebtedness of. the
county and the high rate of taxes. The post
ponement was not granted. 1t came too late. An
injunction is talked of.
Deputy Sheriff Bowman and the jailer of Har-
dinsburg, KY, came to Newburg, Warrick
county, on Thursday, and arrested two brothers
named Taylor, who are charged with burglary.
Oneof the Taylors was arrested without trouble,
but the wife of the other brother offered re-
INSTANCE to the arrest of her husband, knocking
Che deputy sheriff down twice and Their endeav-
0ring to secure an ak with which to continue the
stack, but she was quieted at the muzzle of re-
volyer and her husband placed under arrest.
General Lew Wallace has recognized the
Montgomery Guards, at Charlottesville. AT a
meeting called for that purpose, General Wallace
said: Before the war I organized the first
Montgomery Guards. ] reorganized in 1876,
and now wish to do so again. I must return
10 Oonstantinople in ninety days, but will return
again the LIST of March, 1885, and remain with
you for all time to come. / will once more be a
private citizen with you, and never leave you
again. My whole pride rests in this company.
We will reorganize, and not cease drilling until
we are second to none in the State"
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DAILY WEATHER BULLEr1N.

Indications.
WAR DEPARTM EMIT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL 0FFIcER.
WASHINGTON, July 5, IAN.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley-Fair
weather, preceded in Ohio valley by partly
cloudy weather, local showers, southwest to
northwest winds, stationary temperature.
For the Upper Lake Region Local showers,
partly cloudy weather, variable winds, station
airy temperature
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lowances, one mile. was won by Strathspey by
neck defeating Duplex, the only other starter.
Time 1:482.
In the second race, the Hopeful stakes, for
two,year-olds, FIVE furlongs, the starters were
Theodore, Richmond Anna Bush flley. Tri-
umph, St Augustine. Fan-Fan colt, Elsie filley,
Wanda and Exile Richmond led into the
stretch and won by length Exile second four
lengths in front of Tecumseh Time, LOS.
In the third race, the Ocean stakes, one mile
and one-eighth, the starters were Louisette,
Miss Woodford Aranza and George Kinney.
Aranza led to the three-quarters pole, where
Miss Woodford Joined her, and won by length
and half. As Aranzs's jockey stopped riding
her, George Kinney got second place by five
lengths, Aranza third Time 201A
In the fourth race, the Long Branch handicap,
Eolis won; Breeze second Kinglike third.
Time PIT
The fifth race one mile and half, was won
by Trafalgar; Barnes second. Only two horses
ran Time, 2:454.
In the sixth race, for three year ODDS and up
wards, three-quarters of a mile, Weasel won
easily, Fondulac second, Glideaway third. Time,
1:l84. The winner was bought in by his owner
for 81, 900, an advance Of 5000 over the entered
price.
In the seventh race, handicap steeple chase,
over full course Tom Maven easily defeated
Charlemagne Time, 5:32
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ID 0BERTS PARK METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Corner Of Delaware and Vermont streets.
Rev. Ross g. Houghton D. D.. pastor. Preaching
at 1880 a. m. and 7:45 p m. Subject: "A True
Friend" General class at 8 a. M. and $50 p m.
Sunday school at 2: p m. Young peoples meeting
on Monday at 7:45 p. m.
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GEcOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. CORNER
y of Pennsylvania and Vermont streets. Rev James
Mcleod, d. D., pastor. Communion service at 1890
~ cGnepcI P oy ReS f. - nay = even
$50, and on Thursday evening at 7:45. Sabbath
school and Bible classes at 2:15 p. M.
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WI Church. Corner New York and Meridian streets.
Rev. John Aabaster. d. D., pastor. Glasses at $50
a. "a. Preaching at 1890 a. m. and p M, by the
Christi Evening: The Secret of Power.'' Sunday
school at 2 p, M. Young peoples meeting at CAS-
p m. Regular services during the week Everybody
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TNTANTED CUSTER THE INVENTOR OF
wv the Champion farmsgate, will sell at private
sale auction complete restaurant and goods at GO
North Delaware street, between the hours Of 3 and
IL o'clock to-day for cash or netcs and gate Is
stih on exhibition at East Market. These wishing
good paying busnes call mud me- win take cssh.
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MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-CpR-
M ner Christian avenue and Ash street; Rev HI. A..
Edsen d. D., pastor. Rev. Chas. H. Raymond of the
Eleventh Presbyterian Church. will occupy the pulpit
of this church tomorrow.
i and Illinois streets There will be no service
in this church tomorrow. Sabbathschool and Bible
classes win meet at o'clock p m.
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HANOVER COLLEGE.

.RARTH0I 0NEW English and Classical School for
DAlllDUbUMBH You've LADIES AND MISSES
Ninth Annual Catalogue now ready giving full de-
scrpton of the superior advantages Of the Home
and School in Location, Buildings Plan Of Studies
Students in every department. Address
G. K.BARTHOLOdEW Cincinnati O.
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Presbyterian.

Presbyterian.
TTRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SOUTH
liz west corner Pennsylvania and New York streets.
No services tomorrow Sunday school meets at 9 a.
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VXJANTED-BY THE CAR-LOAD-0NE INCH
w dry cherry srejects' state price delivered. Adj
dress TUCKER g DORSEY MFG Co, Indianapolis
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XKTANTED- AGENTS TO CANVAS FOR TIL
wv lives Of Blaine and Logan; rapid sales an,
large profits strike quick Gallon or address BRAND.
q BRUCE, 43 Thorpe Block, Indianapolsi Ind.
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Methodist EnisoonaI.

GENTRALAVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
W Church-Corner Of Butler street and Central ave
nue.. Rev. A. Marine, ID. D., pastor Preaching
tomorrow at 1890 q. M and at 8 p. m. by the
pastor Sunday school at 215 p. M. Strangers cor
daily welcomed. Seats free On Monday night Rev.
Dr. Houghton viii lecture before the Church Lyceuu
on Vent and Saddle-bags in Palestine"
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HXTANTED- AGENTS TO SELL OUR NEW UY.
wv clone Egg beaters and. Hunter Sifters Best
chance to make big money. New goods Fresh terrific
~. HUNTER s SITTER MFGCO., 9, Cincinnati, o.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ID tion required by the constitution and bylaws of
Bethany Assembly will be held at the Office Of the As
sembly, at Bethany Assembly Park at clock p. M,
the purpose of electng five directors of said Assem-
bly, to three years and until their successors are
elected, A. NJ. ATKINSON, President Bethany As
sembly. aa
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MEMORIAL aaCAAfP-0UT.-AIL ARRANGE
M mentsf for the excursion and camp bout on Fafgher
Island IN Pike lake, next week. have been peffected
baggagecar viii be switch at Observation-Disclosures
nue. Depot from Friday till Saturday noon toreceiye
all baggage that can be sent ahead, such as TENTS.
boats cots, ETC., etc Train leaves Monday noon,
july. Tickets good returning till July 81. Only
w. Il HAY. Secretary, Executive Committee
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XXTANTED-IlADY AGENTS NOVELTIES IN
w ladies' and chilirens underwear Investments
doubled. Outsell everything. Agents make $3.50
monthly Address, with stamp CAMPBELL Co.
9South May street, Chicago.
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yXJANTED--THE CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN
w the West, the Weekly Indiana State journal
One dollar per year.
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Base Ball.


Charlemagne. Time, 5:32
Base Ball.
Games were played between American Asso
citation clubs as follows, yesterday:
At Toledo
T Washington a6 ! ! 8 & g ] g q -l g
Base Hits-Toledo IL; Washington, z.
Errors-Toledo s; Washington, 8.
The afternoon game resulted:
Washington VHisRG, -. Q o.
Base Hits-Toledo, 8; Washington g.
Errors-Toledo, .; Washington, To-
At Cincinnati.
SiHSssRss g g 9 9 g g J IL IL
Base Hits Cincinnati, 5; Athletic, 10.
Errors-C Cincinnati, 8; Athletic, 8.
The afternoon game resulted:
a aiGiiaRat ..o 6 g g ] 9 g g q q
Base Hits Cincinnati, 9; Athletic, 10.
rs-Cincinnati a; Athletic, 2.
At Louisville
H sseaE5n. - g J 9 z 80 g g %
Base Hits Louisville, s; Brooklyn, z.
Errors-LouisviTe, 8; Brooklyn, 2.
The afternoon game resulted:
R RoodEIza .--9 g g d999 g as
l. o.
Errors Louisville, A; Brooklyn, s.
Al Gotambas
Balsimors .......o Q Of
Base Hits-Columbus 8; Baltimore, A.
Errors Columbus, $; Baltimore, 3.
Al 81. Louis
St. Louis. Q Q o 9 o o
Base Hits Metropolitan. 10; St Louis, 8.
Errors Metropolitan 1; st. Louis, 8.
Clubs of the National League played games
as follows yesterday:
AT Chicago
fRiisSs g 3 g g g 8 g g 81 81
Base Hits Chicago 10; Philadelphia, s.
Errors-Chicago, 6; Philadelphia g.
The afternoon game resulted:
f Phiisdsp6is .f ] 8 g g 3 g / & 2 3
Base Hits--C Chicago, 81; Philadelphia IL.
Errors Chicago, 81 Philadelphia, IL.
At Detroit
bsg York -:..9G 3 g 9dd99 g IA IA
Base Hits-New York 6; Detroit g.
Errors-New York, 8; Detroit q
At Cleveland
6isTsisaS fs. 80 g g Z ] g Z g. g.
I Base Hits-Providence IL; Cleveland, 10.
Errors Providence, A; Cleveland, 4.
Rain prevented morning game.
Clubs Of the Northwestern League played
games as follows:
At Minneapolis
B h.g7 ssgy'l.::lS 8 g ) 8 E ! 49,
The afternoon game resulted:
Bay Rl;y1 City, Sad J 3 S-19
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ToURFH PRESBYTERIAN HURCH-.CoRNER
IL Pennsylvania and Pratt streets, Rev A. H. Car
rier, pastor. In the absence of the pastor church
services discontinued until further. notice. Sunday
school at o'clock a. M
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WANTED

XXTANTED-TO BUY CLAIMS ON INDIANA
w Banking Co D. II. WLES, Room i, 0ddfel-
lows Block
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Local Observations.
INDIANAPOLIS, july 4.
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TSOR RENT FIGURING MILL-WE WILL
II rent for one year. or term of years our steam
Of the town of New Castle. in Henry county Ind
The mill contains two pairs of wheat burrs and one
choppng burr. 1t is in good repair and the
location for custom work is one of the best in the
country For particulars, apply either personally or
by letter to the undersigned. at New Castle, Ind.
SHIRK, JOHNSON & FISCHER. 3fi3
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MONEY TO Lo4N ON FIRST MORTGAGE OF
mi city and farm property IN Indiana and Ohio
Low interest. J0S. "A. MOORE, 81 East Market
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1f0R SALE-ABOUT FIVE THOUSAND TONS
IL English Lake ice Inquire Of JOS. A. MOORE
81 East Market street, indianapolis Ind.
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AGENTS CAN NOW HAVE A CHANCE TO
N make more money than they have ever made be-
fore by engaging with to take orders for Gateys
Universal Educator" Persons who want to reap a
golden harvest should engage and be first in the
field this work will undoubtedly have the largest
sale of any subscription book now the market
FRANK B. AINSW0RTH & CO., Al Vance Block,
Indianapolis Ind. }a
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T.OR SALE--HOUSES AND LOTS IN ALL
It parts of the city. BARNARD s. SAYEES, IS
and "A East Market street
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wv rity promptly. at the lowest rates for long or
short time. THOS. @. DAY 81 CO., ~ East Market
street.
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RIO LOAN-oN FARMS OR CITY PROPERTY
i installment plan, at 8 per cent. FRANCIS
SMITH & CO., 9612 East Market street.
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FINANCIAL.

FTsO. LoAN-MONEY. ON FARMS OR CITY
j property. at a low rate of interest ID. II. WILES.
Room, l. Odd fellows Block.
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DOR SALE-A FINE STEINWAY PIANO. AL
g most good as new will sell very cheap as intend
70 leave city. Address PIANO, this ofeea p,
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LyOR SALE-SECoND-HAND ENGINES AND.
I boiler outfits. Also -four mills, wood and IRON
working machinery at RICHARDS & BUTEERS,
.orner Missouri and Georgia streets.
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T'OR RENT -THREESTQR ROOM ON WEST
Il Maryland, 10 to "a, inclusive: would prefer 10
rent en- tirety but would subdivide to suit ac
ceptable renters. DANIEL STEWART
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
T7oR sAnE-oNIiY ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR,
~ the Weekly Indiana State journal Send for it.
THoB SALE--HoUSES AND LOTS IN ALL
Il parts of the city. BARNARD s. SAYEES, 70
and "a East Market street
IloR SALE-AB0UT FIVE THOUSAND TONS
IL English Lake ice. Inquire Of JOS A. MOORE,
81 East Market street, Indianapolis, Ind.
DOR SALE-A FINE STEINwAY PIANO, AL
IL most good new; will sell very cheap. as intend
70 leave city. Address PIANO care this ofieea q
NOR SAL4E-SECOND- HAND ENGINES. AND.
il boiler outfits. Also. flour mills, wood and IRON
working machinery at RICHARDS 6 BUTEERS
corner Missouri and Georgia streets.
TpOR RENT -THREE-STQRY ROOM ON WEST
Il Maryland, IL to "a inclusive; would prefer to
rent as an en- trety but would subdvide to suit ac
eePtable renters DANIEL. STEWART.
IfOR SALE-SPECIAII BARGAINS IN SECOND
hand or new Engines. Boilers, Saw.Inills Head
ing and Stave Mach;nery. HADLEY. WRIGHT s.
TNOR SALE-TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISH-
IL ers-A complete Campbell Cylinder Press, nearly
new; size $3.50 will be sold easy terms to good
party. Address T. a. GOODWIN, Thorpe Block, In
dianapois Ind
ESOR SALE-FIRST- CLASS IMPROVED FARM
1 of 100 acres in Madison county, six miles from
Anderson. with every convenience. For particulars
inquire of or address SEBASTIAN GRABER Bruin,
Madison county, Ind.
TSoR SALE-BETTRR THAN BANK, NSUR-
IL ance or railroad stock government bonds-a
house that rents for $54 80 per month; good re
pair; will take So 000-$3, 900 cash and $500 per
year, at per cent. The rent will pay taxes tRpairs
and insurance, and pay out the debt 4. A. fiQQp-
WIN. ~ 'IhOrna Rl0ck ist1.# N3t33a9AAi 2
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FOR RENT,

RoR RENT-DANCINGFL FIG oR-3o BY so FEET
for sT2 parties at q Per RiSht Ha9TTs
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j hand or new Engines Boilers, Saw.rnills Head
ing and Staye Machinery. HADLEY. WRIGHT s.
CO., lib and lbs S. Tennessee street Indianapolis.