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DR.. IIEBIG
PRIVATE DIsPESsAKY.
200 Gsary street. san Frsa.
cisco, Gal.

Conducted BY Qualiaed Phy. ATT73
sictans and Surgeons N$X,<4
graduates. NM
sFr The OLDEST srxcrAlszr,E 2TyaEN1
IN the United States. Whoa Xl2A&A
LxFR-LoNe KxPERTKNcK, per. Z1N4
feet methed aud pure meai. ---H
] ! !. ] !
cine, insure sfExDI And Pm. N
MANESr CURES OF all Privste Isl
Chronic and Nervous Dissssss LEf
Affections OF the BLooD, sxrN. LH
KmscHs. BLADDsR, ERuPnoss H
ULcxRs, OtD SoRRa SwxI1mS M
or TEE 0LANDe, SozE MoErTH w
THRoAT. BONE PANS, pesmNn..s,,
sradicated from the system To- ~ $3.50 -
NERVOUS Debility, Impotency e.-.1..,
losses, sexual Decay, Mental "a r<..ss.S
Weakness. Failing Memory va -.
stunted Development lmpedimeufs 4 ~.
riaee, ETC., nom exceesss OF yozfhf,s S,;a..
cured. isa@4
younr, middls-aged and ola nan - =,
Who need medical q III and expsr,ssc,' -
suit the old European Physician 4 49, ~
opinion costs nothing and mas ~ a fur.@
misery and shame. When incony tuf,-l 4.
visit the CITY fer tFeAsmeH m~dacina csn 4
sens everywnere oy express free flsm oher
vation. II II self.eyidens kAsf 4 $780,.
who gives his whole attention a Al = n ~
eases attAins great akin. and iSss,Sss
throagnout the country, knovinr mi -
quently recommend dificuIt Gases " ~, ~
est Specialist, BY whom evcrv ksser -
remedy il used. The Dectos'a 80 ~ sss~a
ence MAKES his opinion Of sapFui,s ~,ce
lance.
Send for TIE sanitsrist su,as 4 IA
sent free. Aiso, Self Analysf.
Dr.. Lebie's wosDsRFuL 0KEnxr nnnuaa,
ron permsnently prevents all unnal All -,
from the system, tones the nerssa arsTN
ems the muscles, ehsehs the uasis. isuFszS,
the whole system, and restores ne sflislsf \
health and happiness.
TIE reason ~ many cannot - olrra 4
Seminal Weakness, less q Mankos4 ~.
owing TO complication called prsakfrks
with HypeFaetheeiA, which reuuiltt ueerlEr
treatment. Dr.. Liebig's lnvif0rEpr h ~
only positive cure for prossatorrhs6. via "a
eulisf special treatment used q ~ rlskk
pisper ssfy.
Price Of Invieorators q. o. Il III b.
tles, $40 Sent 10 any sddrsss, cuntsi ~
eurely from observation TO prsts tAa Vsa.
derful power Of the invigpFtfm : 3 boels
will be given or aent free
Powerful Electric Belts sfes . psllsnls
Computation free and pfigHie. ckn q "a
dress L1EBIG DlAPk<HAnxx
80 oeAry street., San ffzncHoo. a.
Privsie entrance, ses Mason isNk NJ
blocks mp tseAry from Kearliy. Nam E31Iao
through Diepensary Drug store uhI4A4N
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THR STEAMER
CITY |. 0 |! QUINCY! !!l!l
FoR rnE uPpER skAclr,

Stmr Glide @. w. Cove. Mastes
T EAvES YESLER'S WHARF On
IL Wednesday and Saturday. returning
Thursday and Monday, calling ct stan
wood, Utsalady, Mos Landing, Skagii
City, Mount Yernan. Starting and ell In
termediats points above. For freight o.
passage apply ON board or 20 GEORGES
EOSTER on the wharf. aIif
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SUMMiONlI.'

IN THE DISTRICT coURr or'r1k1E'k1
Judicial District Of the TsrriANxH Hihes
layton, holding tsrns q Restlk y ~
county, for the counties Of kinll11 HINR
No. 447s-jobn n Trink. plSlstix. " ~
6axlsod, defendant.
Complaint nled In the csunf5 4 xIal. b
ne once Of The Clerk q Ez14 niezlci Ge<
TIM UkrrEp srkgEs o. Aanlrz sim ozarusi
Too. ,. Garland, aefendznA
tcu are herehy required 10 a>IEM h a. q
ton brought against IN b. tie sbfF1 .1ee
plAinkid, IN the District Ceux< II ~ x4E
judicial Disirict o. the Terrislsy u ~
tngto1. holding Terms q the IN n lE1s.t
the county Of King. for the cra8Ae1 M
and kitsap, and 70 znsssr Ne c11rt.es ~ y.
lhereln within sixty days FROM ~ s19& - -
nrst pubiication "a this sii4raaatH y.
~ default win BE- taken kFsla~ ~ tnsF
Tia taid action b bloaxht 4 49,
sum u fI24s u. with lafrres9ir - ~
ffum the 18th s.Ay Of De,cnh.1 - -
rate Of one pas cent. per moplh q :.
proafssory note. duly milIe. e<eY1.H ~
lisersd b. said lsfendani y ~ y! e-. =.
Bank % scsitis. On the sgt1 ~ g ye- =, 7.
1854, Whereby he said dtf1Etz13 Ife1 -.
pew tha said First Nsfia1ai Hznk y 1Hs'%
the eum Of sfafe ~ ens ~ sll@f go
inserert 81 the - 10 Of ons Pc e1nt ~ u.
20 I Of WHICH ssi1 prem er{ ~. =
been paid except The sum q ~ ~
the zsth day OF Dscsn.&sr. ~ 80 49,
zald pronlssory Dots -. t1n- :.
msncomant Of ehia aeti0s, aaiy 1ae+ y.
signed and transferss.i y rl&isi1H -
the lawful holder and ouBu n
And a'so. for second ck1ss q ,czp4 y
coycf the SUN u 80. sith tn1e II
18Th day Of Mzrch. fe33. On : 1l11 "
count fcx machinery 11z1fzcsi - n
sol1 ana delisefsd % s&sd &sl@ 191k~ ..,-<
special instancs and rsQzssl, ~ ~ ~
ton lion works cempsnys p4s4M .-<
day a July. 1854 and ~ 1874 ~
1858. Which ssid bshnee q sqHssz ~
said WsEhinRfou Ircn W1fks CanF y. -
TIA enmms esment Il lhis $50. ~
eignsd. frAnsferrsa and sst oyal
vho i aos ths laval hslAex ~
the nme. - 4
witness he Hon. Roesr . arisss
49,, the said Di<fI1kn oyzr,s ~ n
sxAE- tbsreof. tniz fsth aAyM
sAnIn szArkx. a.
By SAkn p. LrpEsu, Ispn<y -.
nurks. Hsllsr 3 Rzsin. Atio<r1.
$500. - II -
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NsN reAllNe thai - ssamsssh d naNfls
sixAys - c1sndine organ h shaf IN
called olllties 4essekA nsyaxshesans shIsl
snsh h fk's sass = I esianfiic fl,ce K,sr.
The 1<uznNnt he4llhy and ske wks,.e k.s.ll<
vii ~ htaifAy. CAolssn ass3 csls,s
ezrm diMnsee pAanes be psppHNnlsa
10 tAe x4s<lsN q Re slosnssa ana blaei
are N keisi1hy State. D lsAspa1s Diva
pefgza oanf sec4ee tAis 4sezulhle sssas
e - tf0nech 4a& hloeA SziMcle hst.
NJ nse q =. = 1ze*ars's 1rss slpre
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2. q LAM oxzsrz A uEx,xsza. VT.
Mag 81. 1855
koties 10 hrrsAy givea tkaf SARAH
BALL has hIed notics Of inteus5on z
maks nnk proof before O b. Vroonsp.
Notary Pahlie. q his ofaes. in s~stile. u
- % Wednesday,. ~ isth Dag o. sufy. 1. D,
-. = kre smpsien p. q 10. ssza. for -
) e2ss -
ms n.mss - Witnesses eeo Eeaper.
ciIes Anoes1on. Willis L. Anos snd y q
Anaerson. al Il Phlansy, ". +.
JOHN .. oeWEY.
lell1y kezzsczr u tAs I.znd ora
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To the taste. more acceptable 30 the
stomach. and more truly beneficial in
its action. the famous California liquid
ftuit runedy. syrup of Fies. 10 rapidly
sipesssding all others Try IL. Sample
bottles FIRE and large bottles Tor sale by
A. u. srswART.
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Q. q I.4zD oznz - ozrHtA ri
No - s. n 4
eyNosie. h hsrsby g1vsu tRet GO 4. ~ \.
p. kkLsoN has nle4 nl5<1ce e 4. 4
msks nnni proof h@fort a. NN " q
shssnos ths Olsra u ~ Dssf<ln ~
o1lce, IN &sslfis. ". H. q Aan1y n 49,
Day e July. A. .. fss1 e. teas -. }. 4
csston No. 1367, fo< ~ - I ~ ~
towaship - nsr<1v rsnsN - y. ;.~a'
2, sal 50 I Of 81 I - 80 -
akip - ncr<h. range seast = "a
He nnnes = w1kneez9f 30 ~
4nesrzo.s all q nozsn1na y. xrxr
mx9@iv1 n@.sss~r e as lnal4 ~ .
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"a Lam osysus 81 Qkx1!lk 49,
Z GyNosses b .srsog elvaz = !. W !. 3
xKz&KY hEa 1lsf na1Sc9 e. 4. J. s:.su'1
1xke Anal prod befess y = - Z -
fnblle. q AZ e<tcs . 3es1<le - ~
y ssurs u ~s.nsnsss sssss 1. VI
fc11 Q. H1Gzzese. f11e& =
~ Dxnizp. "a ~ 4nAAsl&. u ~ ~
~ysaas Hs11ns = ~
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DIAMOND
|VENTILATOR
Buildings, seAssis. cAureAss. Hospitals,
Dwellings Steamers. Passenger,
sisspias and Refrigerator Cars
Psrfsee vsatiiasisa xuaraaseea
wherever vs.ssiAsisa ss
ResasrsA.

Architects and builders unite IN za,tne
sE No& and 2 for bed room and ofics
~ The windnw.
Our venfslstor On eng DIAL, when
placed Through q wall q window sAsh. n
woo4en bar under sssh, admits 4 coli
seent supply Of fresh air under perfesa
control without dr1n9hfs; any desirs6
temPereture can b maintained n azy
should be without e e g stops DnrxiarI
exflu1ce snxn and dust, and ksepa he
ep&ftznent constantly freah without rail
inx the wsndow2 Being ksaEfly plaisd
u niekeL q h very ornAInsnfal wisen IN
rlacA 1hs handles serEo % r9niais
sassialafs also % raise and lower ne
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TO THE UNFORTUNaI|


~ 8@#"
9fspsasAiy Na 40
ksArny strss< -
frAncis,e. 1n>
flshed IN iHl. n
the trntAe &
! kkxnsl ind euzna
Dis<zeat - y
0oEcxaHulA, 0ans
| brx1crtEk ,ffM
\ i.is IN "a ~ Aans
I BRE7kxis WE14uH
and InRps net
sLess % pk1i ~
Aa..a.sI
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RARBED WIRE WE OYER non
- sale ~ lowest q IRE 8 nnt1 1 prlnf
regular. and thick set.
beinx regularly licensed We guarantee
cur customers aEainst damages
bALfNe WEKx Pacific brand Of verr
oesf steel al ses - lowest N arkef rates
WIRK NErIINe--Ailm esh4s and widfhs
galvanized after beink made. Tor poaltry
yErd& etc.
W1zE zoTa-~Esr fruit dryerz thr>sk-
era heFves1er8 riddles ct.
HOP WGaE-Fo< training hons rnsde
Tram steel IN long sengths specially for
The parpuFe.
8oPEKa TeArs and ali ether kinds 81
traps Tor n oie4 sqairrcla. rats and re.
VINEYARD Lisks. Tor laying out yins
ysrez divided h 1lzlxnees scd nlede a.
steci uIrH.
ou.nssiai - usssuI HIss M issswssk
Nozx-We rnes< Ras1ern connetfzlou i.
eo4e Mxsnfeetare E1d 81 Ipu. hs1tix
9oo1s - = 1eNpr p<tce IT1N1m
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Possesses The
absolute etiAi
TO Be 81 a='i yzas sd ue and for
IL E.
Hard, II have nd
years, ey
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

A \ KLEcTfoN WILL BE HELD on
~. the n dsy o. Jaly, 1854 lie weer
the kouFs ~ : and cscinck D M. - Ia
NcrtA SCI oil House, in the city of Seat,
lie ~ The elec tors % scheol District NJ
/ klng csaaty. Wash. Tex<.. d desaFsnins
y hesh her = TAI shall oe raised 70 furnish
additional school facil ties for asAif d}e-
tslct AND 70 pspytaie f0g the pAFnssnf az I
nalAnee dae 81 Tie Decay school ba1diax.
The kHapuns OF mnn29 prupeSei 10 -
saieed y ere thonsza& deslars isi8Eua.
he purposes Ter which i II iniendnz %
- sd i 70 pay fer aadlfieazA soAonl "a
etlle.7s fuEnisheat 10 said 1iStrsat and "a
srhoos house.
~ araer q TIC neesd of sehssol Dares-
20. g Seheos nasszict No !. King coan-
sesstlA w. I. lune 81 lssk.
THOMAS BUNK
n. NJ WAHR
IL g. <IEEEK
Bears eE 4chool EHr9Ssnxx.
a ". xoEsa cisrk. 5sss
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STEAMER q RAILRoADTRAvEL
THE PEOPLES BOAT.

.s&f STEAMER LONE FISHER
2ASkk&s man, will lesve Harr ngton &
smith wharf seattle. every Wednesday
= -. M. for Port Gasnbie. Saabeck, Uhion
City and way ports. arriving same day
and connecting with stage for Oakland
and olympia.
Returning win leave Union City for
Seattle every Friday at Q. m, touching
at Seabeck and Port Gamble, and arriv-
ing same day. 3. III. WILEY,
je5 Master.
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DEXTER HORTON & co.,
BANK 6 RS
SEATTLE, w. T.

Deposits received and accounts xsp
subject 70 Check or Draft.
Sight Exchange and Teiegraphic Trans
der on San Francisco. Portland and New
York.
sight and Sixty-dAy hills Of exchange
drawn In sums to suit direct on London
evaiishle elsewhere In Europe.
Money loaned ON approved security.
Bonds. Stocks and other vkluAblss 70
ceived on deposit tor safe Keeping.
Collecuone made and proceeds prompti
remitted.
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On Saturday, July IL. 1885. Persons
sailing for these letters will please say
advertised:
Anderson, A M Anderson, Mary
Ambrose, III
Bes,dles. Henry BIinn. Mrs Julia e
Brill, John p Boradails, &c
Brown, Mrs Mary Briones, Paul
Cameron. Angus Chase, Andrew
Charette, Ansele Costello, Edward
Collie, Mrs Frank Colvin. James
Douolen, James Dorr, Mrs j
Durant, James
Earring. Alley g Erickson, Fred
Eastiiek. Mrs MD Erickson, Mary
Foster, Assnath NJ Forrest, @
fulsons j Fletcher, Mrs Sarah
Gustafson, o G1ssefeIds. Mrs V
Goodman, VIM
Hasbroek. Chss Holstein, Emma 2
Hansen, Lewis E Hamblet, Lizzie
HAee, Lucy Holt, Sorel
Hoffman, Wesley
Jslatdatn. BcniaminJohnson Albert A
Lackey, OIL Lee, VT
MHhenEie, angus Mclaughlin, Dan
Macdonald. IA Mulvehill, Joe
Manpin, John A Morris, Miss Lottie
Maiueritih. Math Morse. Miss Nellie
Morriss William
Nnilor. Mrs Sarah
Owens. Mrs Annie
Poole. Arthur II Phinney, John q
Reeve, Mrs Helen Rayborn. Henry
HE, John X Roderick, ] l.
Ross, VIC
Sehenneman, Chaa Stanley. FM
ssuith, q A smith, Mrs John
Stubs, Sam Siler, Scott
Stewart. Trixie 2 Smith, Thee
Smith. I ID
Taylor. John X
Wood. Frank Wright. Sam
Watson, VIC Weist, NH
Yonng, LATE
Ship Lettars-Howes, Capt L II, BAH
Cslusa, Jones, Alfred, barb ElmaF, Land,
ers. Otto, steamer Tacoma.
o. j. Cam, r. NJ.
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HAVANA AND SEED CIGARS
Ii manufactured and kept In stock, In
large Quantities
Dealers viii find 1t to their advantage
20 buy directly OF Us. rs we sell strictly
for Cash. hence our prices are very low.
The cash system enables us to sell cheap.
Goods sent @. o d. TO any part Of the
coast
A large quantity Of tobacco stems for
sale.
Cigars manufactured to order In an,
desired shape and packed In any styie to
suit customers myr dwtf
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HAyING FACILITIES ron Cou-
frresnE. and ehlppins & tn iowess
kretxat Rates % EAs<ega ezfisA we viii
FEtee ana setp On cansikn<rs accausf.
80 naAke q@sA advances On Same Belna
s2<.s;sa e ps...9x wool We VIII pr to
~. ~ sssas b ~; sesgpses4y =
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TOWING And JOBBING.

"a STEAMER J. b. LIBBY,
do towing and freizhting TO and from ell
ports ca Puget Sound, at reasonable
Adaress P. o. box l2s. Seattle. mhas
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STEAMER TRAVEL, Ell.
Olynpi2--POFt Townsend.
THROUGH BIZ DAYLIGHT
Fast Time and Coed
Accommodations.
x, STE AMER
s WILDWOOD,
CART THss GRANT

COMMENCING WEDNESDAY. JULY
" sth, the steamer Wildwood Will make
regular daily trips from Olympia TO Port
Townsend touching at Sgeilacoom. Ta-
coma and Seattle each way, and remain
ing at way ports fifteen mioutes.
Leaves Port Townsend every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at q. M: Seattle
At II .. m; Tacoma at 2 p m, arriving at
0iym ia At $50 p. m.
Leaves Olympia every Tuesdey, Thurs
dAy and Sa urdsy morning at 3. m: Ia
coma at II q. m; Seattle D. m, arriving
at Port Towasend at $50 p. m.
Landing az Yesler's wharf Seattle. iva
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llsr OF LErrERs

Remaining In the Seattle Post 0ffice
On Saturday, July IL, 1885. Persons
sailing for these letters will please say
.dvarfiuad
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IA DIRECT ROUTE TO
:. Whatoom. Through BY day
light Steamer W. \. Manroe leaves at
touching At Utaaiady, Laconner and sam
ish. Leave Whatcom fer Ferndale on
Saturday. Returning. leaves Whafcom
on Wednesdays and Sundays, at Z q. M.
For freight or passage apply on board
or to GRO. FOSTER. on Yesler wharf.
CURTIS BR0WNfIEIsD.
APPS Master.
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MISCELLANEOUS
DR. C. l. MlLLRR, N.
Ss Cherry street. sa,ils vi
P.o. box a
Special, Private and chIopl.,
Skin Diseases Cured,

seminal weakness ANA an -
voas disorders caused Nv er-.--s
positively cured, on The ir.s-,.
1nent plan.
send for printed question:.
DIR c. L. MILIsR's rem,vs.
bic success In the eurtna n -
Chronic Diseases Il wen krs...
His success r. due 60 Mis- a -.
experience and observasa... 4
his practice.
- No more patienss s.k,.
sour BOys' Farm - unsai ar !, -
day of March. whea ssx ne,.
tages Will be flushed. rssvy.~..
Z can accommodate one MAJ. -
tient tmaiel with q nie~iy fa,na.A
ed room and all home ee,m s.-,.
nay residence, ios Cherry a,,ss.
free of charge.
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223 Sacramento street, San Frss cisco. Gal
and Main street, Ferndale, Gal.
Sold by all druggists at 81 bottle. 20 Sm
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-06

\hI ANTED- by u boy of sixteen, a place to dc
w any kind of work Call or address 3i1
West Michigan street.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-06
The Carnival.

The Committee on refreshments Of the'Ar-
mory Carnival he'd meeting yesterday
morning at the residence of Mrs. Major Rob-
bips, and the following committee was sp-
pointed to solicit donations: Miss Emma
BRYAN, Mrs. Estolt. Mrs. w. McCrea, Mrs. A
J. Ralph, Mrs. J. Bristew, Mr.. Parker,
Mrs. Z. a. Burket Mrs C. By6eld, Mrs.
George Wright. Mrs. S. ID. Pray, Mrs J. Il.
Howes. Mrs. Frank NcCrea Miss + Mellow
el. Mrs. p. NJ. Purs, IL, Ms. " Carter, Miss
Helm. Miss Vincent. Mrs. NJ Bone, Mrs.
Wills, Mrs. Msjor Robbins aud Miss Lizzie
B ack. TIE COMMITTEES adjourned to meet
sgsin on Monday, January 8. at 2 p. m at
Mrs. Major Robbins, No. II West North
street
At meeting yesterday Of the ladies in
charge It ws~ decided to have at least four
boz tbs at the carnival, and the following
persors we're appointed to take charge IF the
same: Mrs. 0sgood, CT the fancy work booth
Mrs. I eifier. of the Gypsy fortune telling
booth; Mrs. L. A. WinteIrowed, of the can
dy booth, and Mr.. @. l. Dewitt, OF the cigar
booth.
Ladies who wish to donate fancy work to
the military carnival can send the same to
Mrs. NJ. J. Osgood, 627 North Meridian street,
OF Mrs. G. n. West, II East st. Joe street.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-06

complaint is filed against Henry Martin by
Roberts in which the allegations are the
same, Martins family having also been
sick with said loathsome disease"
The new 5000 safe purchased by the Coun.
ty Board for the County Clerks Office has ar
rived, and will be placed in position to day
or to morrow. 1t will be placed against the
north wall OF the general Office. TODD which
necessitates the removal of the hxsd case
containing official bonds. etc.
The suit of Daniel D. Long, administrator
of the estate of Charles Compton, VS.. the Big
Four Road, for $40, 600 damages, growing out
OF the killing of the deceased over year ago
at the Pennsylvania street Gro sing OF the
Union railway tracks, is on trial by jury in
Room 3.
The County Board yesterday allowed A.
NJ. Kuhn & Co...sl. 0s7 II for coal furnished
the township poor on order of Trustee Kitz.
The bill of G.. r. Root & Bro. for S659 55 for
jail and Court house coal was also alto we'd.
". g. WsssoD, Treasurer, was allowed 81 100
interest on the $50 600 borrowed money.
Smell bills 10 the amount of 1866 were also
allowed.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-06
The Kinks.

TIE famous polo club from Chicago will
meet the Meridian team tonight. An ex-
sel ent game may be expected.
The collar and hat party" at the Wigwam
Rink last evening was very amusing as
we'll as successful affair. The audience was
large. the collars were large, the hats were
large, and the enjoyment was large. The
management had offered prizes OF pair
f skates each 10 the wearers o, the
largest hat-lady and gentleman-and the
same for the largest collars. The successful
parties were Miss Medaris and Mr.. w. II
Ogan, for the largest hats, and Miss Libbie
Forby and Mr. Viewer, for the largest collars
There was a good attendance at the College
Avenue Rink last night. Tonight the long.
talked-of carnival will take place; this will
be the grandest affair of the kind this season.
Prizes will be given for the best representa-.
tons OF characters as follows: Lady, pair OF
club skates; gentleman. watch charm; most
comic character, skate case; best dude, c1m
mutation ticket. No one will be admitted
to the floor without costume.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-06


Items OF Interest From the Valley City.
81 ecial 20 the Sentinel.
MADISON, Ind. Feb. Edward Danner
eyed fifteen, while out hunting yesterday,
loaded his gun with about three ouaces OF
powder, which burst the barrel, terribly
lssc-rsiIng his face and head
Charles NJ. Grsyson resigue as city editor
OF The Herald. and has taken al interest in
the Western Hotel, aud last night III irrsd
the hosts daughter Miss Josie Drsiss 40
Their quiet aod unosten tious wed ling was
the nuptisls OF Miss Mary Louise, second
daughter of Hon. John II. Cravens and John
A Sage, Of Hackepssck. n. J..
From presen' indie cations ii seems as il We
are to be spared from another horrible food
Although should We have one, it will find
the people in the bottoms better prepared.
All the saw mills, cooper shops and the
Madison Marine Railway Company have
let their stock OF timber get down low.
The Eagle Cotton Mills of this city will
sooD be finished, and will be making brown
sheetiug in about six weeks. The j.. NJ. and
|. Rsilrosd are laying new switch TO the
mills.
Along with the rest OF the boom the Odd
Fellows have presented the city with beau
iiful fountain. which wilt be put up this
spring. It is the one that stood before the
Horticultural Hall at the Centennial xpo-
sltiC u at Philadelphia.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-06
Sudden Death.

Thomas ]. Houser, aged nineteen years
son OF Samuel L. Houser. an L, B. and w
conductor, fell dead yesterday morning
while with the train near Whitestown. His
fathers hat blew off, and deceased jumped
OF to get it. Having recovered il he started
after the train, but after running few yards
be was seen to stsgger and fall. His father
jumped of, ran 10 him and raised him up.
but 1t was Of no use. Young Houser gaspsd
couple of times and fell back dead Hi
body was brought to the city and put ID
charge OF kregelo & Whitsett, who altar
ward removed it 70 the family residence. pa
North Tennessee street 1t is thought that
his death was FROM either heart disease OF
rupture OF an internal blood vessel The
Coroner will investigate.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-06
Enforcing the Law.

The police are beginning to make war on
the hsckmen. 1t appears that there is city
ordir snce making 1t unlawful for hack
drivers to haul passengers to houses of i'll.
fame, and this ordinance the coppers be-
- enforce last night with a vengeance
nj Scott was arrested in the early
part of the evening while his hack
was standing in front OF one of
the Maryland street houses, and about II
O'Clock fstrolan co Rsfftery aud Wilson ar
rested Frank Singer. in the same locality.
TIE indications are that there will
be Qutea lively time in the Mayors Coart
this morning