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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-08-12

proaches to Brushy creek. .......... 3S5 90
4 petition for a new road commencing at
the northwest corner of section 9, town.
ship 46, range % was referred to the coun-
ty road commissioner.
A petition from @. L. Bennett ct al ask
ing for a new road in section 81, township
A, range % was referred TO the road
commissioner.
J. {. johnson, road commissioner, was
ordered TO make estimate OF the cost OF
plans and specifications for bridge across
Back branch near Smithton, on the Soda
liza and Versailles road and report at next
term of court.
The report of the road commissioner
showing ih.t the bridge across Lake creek
In Lake Geek township had been built,
was received and approved. Also that the
approaches to the Brushy bridge had been
completed.
The report OF the road commissioner
showing the road in section Is, township
40, range 20, vas open was received and
approved.
The matter of the vacation of the road
petitioned for by John SpIckart was taken
up and continued until the 18th inst
The report of Road Commissioner
ton %, township Al. range % was received
and approved.
The road in section %, township Al,
range %, petitiOned for by y. Reed. ct al,
was ordered opened.
The road petitioned for by Houston and
Grant ct al, was ordered opened.
The road petitioned for by VIM. Reno,
Harris, ct al, in township As, range 20
was ordered opened and declared TO be a
public highway.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock this morning
THIRD DAY.
County court met pursuant to. adjourn
ment yesterday, all the judges and officers
present.
The following warrants were ordered IS
sued:
}. c. johnson, for services as road
and bridge commissioner TO
date ............... ...........-S ITO %
Home Lumber Company, Tor lum-
Der .................. ......... ......... % 80
Jas. Bradleigh, for assistance to
county surveyor ................... 2 90
Baer, ......................- . 90
John Gault, same...................... / 90
VIM. Clark, same ...................... 8 90
Thos. Berry. for wolf scalps taken
within the last six months. 8 90
Ordered that license TO January LIST,
1885, as dram shop keeperess be issued TO
Ellen NJ. Mccormack, administrative and
sole heir of w. III. Mccormack who was
licensed according to law at the July term
1884, On her filing the bond as prescribed
by law, and that she have leave TO
of the assessed tax paying citizens in
block SO. south of Pacific railroad, in Sc
dslia, Mo-, on or before the first Monday
in September, 1884, and that the same
heretofore paid by the said w. III. Nicer
mack be applied and allowed as a credit
on the license herein ordered to the said
Ellen NJ. Mccormack, for the aforesaid
term.
Mr.. Sheats was appointed overseer of
district -, township AZ, range q, DIR.
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SECOND DAY.

SEJUNU DAY.
County Court met yesterday NOR ming
pursuant 10 adjournment; all the ia dges
and officers of the court present. The fol-
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John Lynch, ]. w. Alexander. with in.
structions TO cast the full vote of the coun.
~.
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TRADE AND coNu1ERCE.

Business Stil1 Rather Flat Merchants Pur-
suing the Hand-to- Mouth Policy.
INDtANAPoL1s, Sept o.
Trade is sluggish in most departments Coun-
try merchants are limiting their purchases to
Immediate wants. and are not inclined 10 make
large bills. Unquestionably, financially speak
ing, country merchants are in better shape than
one year ago, but a lack of confidence pervades
business circles which only time, it is thought
will overcome. In the local market there is lit
tie change to note; prices, in the main, are
steady. The grocery market is more active
Both sugars and coffees are firm Eastern pa
pers report that the sugar market has taken
quite start within few days. Under the in
huence Of more favorable ad1ices from abroad 4
much better feeling prevails, and the sales have
Deem large at an advance in prices The i'm
provement has not been very marked. but sup
plies are now so much sought after it begins to
look as if we had touched the lowest point, and
that there will be gradual recovery from pres
ent low prices AT this time last year graduated
sugars were selling at I1-16 cents just 2 cents
per pound higher than present quotations,
and 10 1882 the prices Of granulated
were from 9 SIG to 50 cents per pound
The circular Of Messrs Willett, Hamlen e Co.
gives the movements ia the four ports to latest
dates The receipts have been unusually heavy
for the season, being ~, 407 tons more ia August
to date than last years but, as. consumption is
cQrrespondingly increased we have 1920 tons
further reduction Of stock in All hands, making
II now q ia tons under the highest point Our
stocks VIII not again be as large as recently for
nearly twelve months to come. If at all, as the
possibilities point TO large deerease Of receipts
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
COAL AND COKE.

Anthracite coal. $3.50 v ton; Pittsburg coal 1915
y ton; Raymond City COAL 3d. rs " ton; block coal
So, IS p tom crushed coke, I3c y bush lump coke,
CANNED GOODS
Tomatoes-Fw pound cans, 80 Soc; 3-pound, 81 .O5
Oils. Peaches-Standard 3pound, $1.S002.00;
3-pound seconds, $1.5001.60; 2-pound standard,
oaS revere sisp Gses n Saas rs
100. Blackberries-Two pound, 950$i 10; rasp-
berries, 2.pound 81. 1o0L20, pineapple, STANDARD.
oysters l-pound, full weight Sl.0b0l.l0 light, SO
@e5c; 2pound, fun, 81 .SQ01.90 light, $1,000
1,2O; string beans S5990c; Lima beans 90e0$1. 30;
peas, rnarrowfat, 85e9$1. IS; small $1.5O6L60;
Holsters $1.800l.S5; red cherries, 95c0$1.1O;
gooseberries, $l01.1O.
Alcohol, $4,000 So 0n asifstda, soas5c alum,
4@5c; eamphor 10000; eoehineal, 60065c;
chloroform, $l9l; 20 sOpperas, brls, $s9s.5oi
Calab genuine, 3504Oc; magnesia carb,. 2-oz.. 80
S D morphine 9JPaI E = W y ounce, $3.5Q93.75;
quinine, p " ounce 81 'l 70 O. Sais a9i
eopaiba 6o065c; soap, CASTLE, FIR, 12 Ice; soda,
e salts 4@9s suphgs a4Gr
glycerne 25030c; iodide potass, $1.350l.40;
bromide potass, 40 045c chlorate potash, 20022c;
0ns-Linseed oil, raw, 55e y gallon; boiled,
58c coal oil, legal test, lOl40 l5e; bank, 6O065e;
065c; do extra, $50 7219c.
WHITE LEAD-Pure &C. lower grades, 40ec,
PRnsrs-A,bions So;s qo o5IHss sa,.. Ax,.r..
frs sf,o hma, e onu eolors n2G; amercan
AIisss NM a ~, ~ p laisen dask, Pee
5loc Cacheeo e. fsonsa w psfp soI coi9rs
| Eddystone Sc; Gloucester hloe. Hartal e. ., H.
mony, Sc: Hamilton. Sc; Greenwich 5ioc Kn;cLsr
| booker 5lac: Mallory pink Sc; Richmond, g.
BROWN SHEET1NG-Atla a. 7l4c Boot G. Sc;
Agawam F, 5l2c; Bedford r. &c; Augusta sc;
/ Boett; ALL 7l4c; Continental c. 7lae DWIGHT Star
/ &c. Echo Lake 6a4e; Granitsvine EE 6lac; Lawrence
4 II " 7l1as D..
perell 81 l5iac, Peppereil 1914 2Oc: Utica "a 2f3c
| Utica 1o4, 27isc; Utica 81 41ae.
l BIEEcHED SHEETING-Bl Blackstone AA 714c; Bal
1 lou q Son, Tel Chestnut Hill 5l9c Cabot "A. l4c
/ Chapman x &c; Dwight Star s. Sc; Fruit Of the
| Loom, &C. Ionsdale, Sfsc; Lnwood Sc; Masonvilie
| 9c New York Mills 10l9c, Our Own, 5a4c, Pep
i pereh 1914, zoe; Pepperell 104 22lac Hills SAac
| Hope, &c; knights cambria, Sc, Lonsdale cam
4 brio lie, Whitinsvilla, 33inches 6l9e; Wamsutta
10iac
4 TIcKINGs- Annosleag AGA 312c Conestoga BF1 4,
consstoea extra 13lac donestoga Goid Medal isc
| Conestoea GOA IL l2c, Conestoga AA sc, Conestog.
| x Sc Pearl River I31ac Lewiston 36-inch ia iac
] Lewiston 32-inch 12lse Lewiston 3O.inch 1lls Fall
| OBO 82-inch loo, Methuen AA l2lae Oakland a
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, Sept. 3.--The Drovers journal re-
ports: Aoes--Receipts. LOO; shipments. $500.
The market was good and firm; corn.fed hogs Toe,
lower; rough packing hogs So &C. 20; packing and
shipping, $6 25Q6.so; light bacon hogs, $500
6.55; skips, $405.75
Cattle Receipts $500; shipments, 1,7Oo. Best
&6.6007i good to choice shipping steers, SIS 90 s.
$50; common to medium, $4.3005.S5, Texas
steers $500 04.40.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, q LOO, shipments
none. The market dull; inferior 10 Fair, S2;@3
v cwt. medium to good So 2b03.75, cbo;ca M
extra $40 Is; Texas sheep, So. 250375, lambs
per head, $100.50.
KANSAS CITY, Sept, 3,-The Live Stock rndi.
was steady for good natives; CRASHED Texas lOc'
lower: natiye shipping steers Of 200 to 500 ~
AZ sod At $4.s005So. stos4ers and feeders.
Texas steers, $3.2003.95.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000. The market was steady:
for choice heavy; light and mixed 5e lower; sales
So: 95 06.4 40; mainly at Sc lO06.75 1883 -
Sheep-Receipts L. 400 The market WA steadv.'
fair to good muttoAs @303.5O.
EAST LIBERTY, Sept 3.-cattie Arm, prime.
w. 507;oo; fair e. good W.. 5o96; common $4 80
Hogs+Fair. Receipts, l,100, shipments LOO
Philadelphiass $6.40Q6.60; Baltimores $6i50
g. p; Workers, $5.75Q6i grassers, $45OG55O.
Sheep--ln fair demand; prime 1925 04.4O, fair
TO good, SO 1904; common, $102. Receipts. 500
shipments. 1000,
NEW YORK Sept. 3D. Beeves-Receiptss & 700
good firm; others weak common to extra steers SIS a
10 " cwt.; Texas steers $4. I21204 III Colorado
steers $4 53l4a few picked reached 81. 25s
Sheep and Lambs-Recepts, $500 There was 4
slow trade. Sheep, $3.50951o y cwt. Lambs,
Hogs Receipts 1920; the market was nominallv
steady at $5.7O06.60 " cwt
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 3.--Cnttla- Receipts 3 100
shipments, 1000. The market was firm, ex3ort
steers $e.3006.75; good to choice shipping steers
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IS g506 20, common TO medium steers, $4,000
s SO; Colorado steers $40 4.T5s CRASHED Texas
steerst S3.5004.5O, with the bulk of the sales at
$3.6004.2O.
Sheep and Lambs - Receipts 1,400; shipments,
1000 The market steady; fair to choice fnut
"a.
Hogs-Receipts, $780, shipments, /, 800 The
market was slow; Workers, 80, 9006.33. packing
hogs, So so; butchers hogs $685. 1870.
CINCINNATI Sept. 3.-TIogs weak; common and
light a. IS 06. IA; packing and butehers, $3.50 q
6.6O. Receipts, $500; shipments, 325.
MILWAUKEE Sept. 3.--Hogs firm at So. 500
g
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CITY Oh Ezchange stock. $3.50 per share bid $500
asked.
BRADFORD. Sept 3.-Total runs Yesterday,
66, 127 brls, Total shipments 81, 326 brls
National Transit Company certificates opened at
Sga4c and closed at 92c: highest price during the
day 92i4c; lowest price, 89atc.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY An STOCKS.
The New York Market Opens Strong but
subsequently Weakens,


The New York Market Opens RIEohg puS
subsequently Weakens.
NEW YoRK, Sept 8. Money easy at 102 per
cent; offered at the close at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 81 06k per cent
Sterling exchange firm, sixty days, "a. S3ss;;
sight, $4s59.
Governments frm
Railways quiet.
State securities dull.
The stock market was dull and irregular to-
day. In early dealings speculation was strong,
especially for grangers which rose IL per cent.
for Northwestern and for St Paul. Sub
sequently the market weakened, and North
western dropped to 96a; the other active shares
declined to 2 per cent. in sympathy. Near the
close there was little more activity and the
market advanced sharply for some stocks
grangers. New York Central, Louisville &
Nashville, and Western Union most conspicuous
in the rise New York Central rose to 1921,
Northwestern to 90, St Paul to S2a, Laeka-
wanna to 1854, Western Union to 64ss, and Union
Pacific to As. Business was light, operators
evineing disposition to wait until the corn crop
is assured Compared with last night the clos.
ing prizes are a9l4 per cent. higher for Canada
South ST Paul preferred, Lackawanna,
Louisville & Nashville, Missouri Pacific, New
York Central, Erie, Pacific Mail, Omaha pre-
ferred, Union Pacific and Western Union, and
4D1a lower for Central Pacific, Northwestern,
st. Paul, Delaware & Hudson, Kansas & Texas
and Jersey Central Among the inactive shares,
Louisiana g Missouri River declined g. to %
TRANSACTIONS l7S 900 shares to-wit %, 600
Lackawanna, AZ, 900 Northwestern, $4,000 ST
Paul, 10000 Union Pacific, 1900, Western
Union.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.--Cotton steady; futures
steady; September I0.73c; October 10 ode, Novem-
Der, lO.44es December, 1O.47e January. 1O.57c;
February, 1896 March, 10.S1c; April, 10.92e;
May. Ole; June, IL. l5e.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 3.--COtton quiet and IN
changed.
.cINcnNATI, Sept s.--cOttOa quiet and an
changed.
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Oils.

PITTSBURG. Sept 3.-The petroleum market
was quiet; United pipe-line certificates opened at
50 Zee advanced 70 92es and closed at 81 7sc,
I OIL CITY, Sept The petroleum market opened
pith National Irspsit Company frtifeates AZ So &c:
highest price 92l4c; lowest pr A $3.50, and closed
1leAranees, e,494 900 brls. Runs. 73, 500 brls.
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Real Estata Transfers.

instruments fled for record in the Recorders office
of Marion county, indiana for the twenty four hours
ending at 5 o'clock P. NJ, Sept. 3, 1854, as fur
nished by Elliott Butler abstracters of titles room
No. Etna Building
Nellie Cummings and husband to Nancy
Jenkins lot 45 in Stevens's subdivision
Of outlot 103, in the city of Indianap
Lillian J. Eastman and husband to Her
addition e fnd Gs sp 4 Z, a.et 425oo
Kate Conroy and husband to Henry Sew
erin ct al, the north half of lot 10 in
McCartys subdivision Of outlot 1I3 in
Harry 3. Pyle and wife to John S. Duck
wall, lot 10 ia Martin Thes's subdiyis-
ion of lots 10 and 90 in Samuel Hender-
SON. addition to Indianapolis .......... 600 90
Maria Horton to Nelson Fielder, lot z in
Newton - ! - 80 ~. 10000
Samuel @ Seaton to Merritt Z, Leonard
and wife lots 10 and 20 in Seaton's
subdivision of lot % in Johnsons heirs
addition to Indianapolis ...-.-......... $4,000
John Bassett to Annie Poe and husband,
part of the west one third of the south
half of the southwest quarter Of section
20, township 10 north, range east,
containing l3 33l00 acres. .......,..- 10000
Peter NOR Cochrane and wife to Henry
W., Simpson lots and in block Is
IN the Starr addition to the city Of In
dianapolis. 1000
Denny B Simpson and wife to Henry w.
Simpson, lot Is in block 20 in the May
wood addition to the city of lndianap-
OILS OOO.OV
William Noble to Nancy Noble lot IA in
McCormicks heirs addition to Indianap.
oils ....--..........-.. GOO. 90
Jacob Metzger TO Susan Wyatt, lot IL in
Charles Posts guardians first addition
to indianapolis. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Frank "A. Dial and wife to Elizabeth A.
Ridgely, part of lot SO in Fletchers
subdivision Of outlot 100, in Indianap-
Christian Of and wife to Adam Hanbrick,
lot 40 in Mobiles subdivision of outlots
As. So SIS, So and 81, in the city of
Indianapolis. 3,OO0.O0
Conrad Gisler to Henriette Wurgler, lot
1877 in Daughertys subdivision of out
lot 90, in indianapolis. ..-......,... 10000
Conveyances, IA; consideration. -. $14, $4,000
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Hav Eauap

I have been a Hay Fever suffer.
err three years. have often heard
Ely's Cream Balm spoken Of IN
the highest terms; did not take
much stock in il because Of the
many quack medicines. A friend
persuaded me to try the Balm,
and with the most wonderful sue.
cess. This Recommendation you
can use for the benefit of Aay
Fever sufferers. r. s. GKBR.
SYRACUSE. N. Y
Apply by the little finger into
the nostr,ls. by absorption it
effectuallY eleanses the nasal mas.
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Coaee.

NEW YORK. Sept. 3.--Coffee--Spot lots fair; Rio
weaker at l0l4e options FIVE points lower sales, s.,
500 bags; September, 5000 65c, October, S.45;
November, S.35; December. 9. 35; january, $40.
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Foreign Money and Stock Market.

LONDON, Sept. 3--5 P. M.--Goyernment bonds
Consols for money 100 1916, account 1908;
United States tours, 124. Railroad bonds-Erie,
11614 Erie, seconds. 62l4; New York Central 1856
illinois Central 12sl4 Pennsylvania Central, l5Tia
Reading, 1895 Canadian Pacific, 146ls; Milwaukee
kSt PAM. s5.
PARIS, Sept. 3-Rentes, 7Sf 67 12c.
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A POSITIVE CURE

slges q catarrhal virus causing healthy secretions
II allays inflammation, projects the me1nbranal lin
:nes G. the lead from additional colds, completely
heals the sores and restores the sense Of taste and
smell. Beneficial results realized BY few apps;
cations. thorough treatment will cure Uneauhled
for colds in head Agreeable to use Send for crcu-
lar, Sold by Druggists BY mail Doc package
ELT's CREAM BALM co. owego, NY.
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Cincinnati. Indianapolis, St. Louis 4 Chicago.

Cincinnati, indianapolis, st. Louis & Chicago.
cINcIENATi DIVISION.
Depart-Cincinnai Fast Line, daily, s. and
Indianapolis Rushville and Colum-
bus Accommodation .-.......... TOO an
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail D. e. 3:45n m
Martinsyille Accommodation. 4:3O nm
Chicago, Rock Island ard Peoria
Express. daily. 6:35 uan
Arrfve--M artinsvile Accommodation $500. $40 am
indianapolis Accommodation, daily. 1890 IN
Chicago and ST. Louis Mail p. c....l1:5O en-
indianapolis Rushville and Colum-
bus Accommodation .-..,..--.-. 7:5O pm
Chicago, Peoria and st. Louis Night
Line, daily, s. and e. c..-........ l0:45 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION
Depart Chicago Peoria and Omaha Elk.
press I.1U am
Chicago Fast Mail. p. c.......... ,12:10 pm
Western Express ..--.....-....-. 5.O5pm
Chicago and Peoria Night Lime.
daily, s., r. c. -1l:2O pm
Arrive Cincinnati Fast Ldne daily, 6. G.
Lafayette Accommodation. .1Os40 ana
Cincinnati and Louisville Fast Mall
Chicago, Rock Island and Peoria Elk. 6:20pm
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Market.

INDIANAPOLIS. Sep. 3.
CATTBE-Receipts, 500; shipments, $50. The To-
cal supply was light for Wednesday. Market active
and strong butchers grades but weak and lower on
shippers of the class we have coming on our market
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DRY Goods.

NEW YORK Sept. 3.--There was much better
demand, with jobbers, and very fair trade IN
notions,
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-. - -..- :
The tea market is attracting more than ordi-
nary attention and while there Is no excitement
nor much speculation the volume of sales is stead
lily increasing and prices are firmer. The Boston
journal says Spot lots show no actual adj
vance, but all grades are firm, with rising tend
ency. What effect the French commandment of
Chinese ports viii have upon the market is still
an open question. A New York importer who
was interviewed, said: saThe tea trade viii not
be seriously affected by the war. All the high
priced, best grade teas have been shipped, so
that their season is over. The best teas all
come early IN the season-during April May,
and June. All these cargoes have been for
warded, and If they have not all arrived have
nearly reached here A leading Boston import
er, whom we talked with on Saturday, did not
entirely agree with the above views He said
that not more than two -shirds of this seasons
teas have been shipped from China, and that if
the French should extend their assaults to Annoy
and other prominent tea ports, the market would
be materially affected. At present. however,
there is no cause for excitement, and the in
creased activity is based mainly on legitimate
wants of the trade.
GRAIN
The local markets still ofish. The Board Of
Trade Price Current says Of wheat About the
same as yesterday, scarce, dull and steady. Not
much wanted for shipping, and milling demand
onisy fair, Futures quiet with prices unchanged
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during that time from several caneproducing
countries
The stock of Rio and Santos coffees and the
visible supply at latest dates, was as follows:
bags
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JeGeFsOnville, Madlson 8 IndiananoIis-

pepartrSouthern Exprese daily. s AlOnm
Louisville and Madison Express z. 5:25 "A
Louisville and Madison mail D. g. 3s5Opn
Louisville Express. daily 6;45pm
Arrive Indianapolis and Madison Mal,., 9A5am
Indianapolis, st. Louis and Chicago
Express, daily, p.......... lOA5 an
New York and Northern Fast Ex.
press, : !; 7Oopa
Lane, daily, - :. 1o.45 =.
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lndianapeIis 9 81. Louis.

N
Depart-Day Express, daily, C. c...-----..-. Z
pu1ie Express.
Boston and St Louis Express, Pr. I
New York and st. Louis Express.
daily S. and c, c.---.s-. .--..--. ~
Arrive New York and Boston Express
dailyac- .. ..-t.-.----.---.-.---- :
Local Passenger, p---..--.-------- )
Indianapolis Express ::.---..-----;
Day Express, 6. G., daily .-.-.-.. J
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Vandalia Llns.

Depart-Mail Train Observation-Disclosures. tbs an
Day Express daily p h-s........ 1l:55 an
Terre Haute Accommodation. 4.0OpR
Pacific Express, daily, s..,..----.. l0s45 PM
Arrive New York Express. daily -.----.-. $50 ami
Indianapolis Mail and Accom-. 1000 am
Cincinnati andIouisville Fast Line. $50 pm
New York Express, daily, h.-.... 4:4O pm
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Chicago, ST. Louis Pittsbor1.
Depart-Eew York, Philadelnhia wash.
ington Baltimore and Pittsburv
Express, daily s. 4,9s -
Dayton and Columbus Express. en-
eept Sunday 60. lts45 an
Richmond Accommodation Loo nm
New York, Philadelphia Washing.
ton. Baltimore and Pttsbrre tx.
press daily, s., h.-. A455nn
Dayton Express except Sunday Ass m
Fe-fslehmend Accommodation except
Sunday Q.al -.
New York, Philadelphia Washing.
ton, Baltimore and Pittsbure ES.
press daily 11.37 -,
Columbus and Dayton Express ex.
eept Sunday A.7hsrv,
New York Philadelphia Washing.
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburc ~.
press daily .-. lo10ru,
= Dayton Express, daily, except Sun.
day.-..-.............. .IO20pn
TSliISsAGo DIVISION VIA KoKoMo p. c. 4 sy. I. n z
pepart-44ouisyille and Chicago Express,
Louisville and Chicago Fast tx.
press, daily, s..-.......... llaD0pn
ArriVe-Chicago and Louisville Fast Expresa
daily, s...-............. 5s59 am
Chicago aud Louisville Express,
g, c---.-.. r.::331s5usu
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Instruments fled for record in the Recorders Office
Of Marion county, Indana for the twenty four hours
ending at o'clock P. M, Sept 3, 1884, as fur
nshed by Elliott s. Butler abstracters of titles room
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wabash. 81. Louis & Pacific.
Indiana. Bloonninqton & Western.

PEORIA DIVISION.
Depart-Paeihc EXPIRES and Mail .....-..... $50 am
Kansas and Texas Fast Line r. c.. BOO pm
Burlington and Rock Island Ex-
M press, daily, 7. &. and s,.-.g-..s.1 l:1OPm
da;ly 4 3. and s............-.. $50 an
C;ncinnati Special r. c. 11:15 ana
Atlantic Express and Mail. 1890. 615 pm
ST. LOUIS DIVISION.
Depart Moore6eld Accommodation. ESQ am
Mail and Day Express. .---------.- 500 am
Night Express, daily, r. c.-.-..... y l.O5pm
Arrive Might Express daily 3:55 am
Mail and Day Express. .---..-- 6.00pm
Moorefeld Accommodation .s..4. 6:10pm
EASTERN DIVISION.
Decentralization Express, Mail daily. 5, APO am
I 1ops'- As "a, Frnress ........... I1s45 am
Atiantic Exnress r c........... 6:45pm
4 n;,,a psc;f,c Exoress e q ..s... TOO ana
Western Express. 4:45pm
Burlington and Rock Island Elk
nress' daily, s and r. 9. 1o:35pm