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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30

Ths rsssstly Appointed postmaster 81
Csssitsst, n. O., sigpalissd bis accession
~ psvss By painting The town red 10 the
ussd nassss. and then 70 make sure that
h he'd become sufficiently conspicuous in
~ syss Of bic fellow citizens be ran up .
Cenfsdsrsss ~ over ths post ONCE. got
ess a. ~ roof and gave three cheers for
sysG Davis I'D ths restored Conisderscy. :
This looks like cass Of very offensive
pertisasship.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30

The house. barn end entire Get Of farm
buildinss Of Fredssick B. Pier. Esq.. Of
Jamaica, including Ne Ravsonvills posi-
ofacs, we're entirely burned BY fire Mon
day evening. The fro Va caused BY The
breaking Of lantern 10 The barn. Partly
insured. M
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30

4 0e1nbls nooumsat y n b erected Il
Atlssts. Ga. Near The bsss. In inches,
sss h b. ststsss Of 0rsst Ilss, Johnson
ssd BAssnAa. Near The top Of tho COL
sns vii b. Two soldisss. shs blue sad ths
gssy. slasping hands, and u the top.
stAadisg - slobs. viii b. The Goddess
Of Libssty. II y 70 b $50 feet in height
~ sssl oi00.0oo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30

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evsss ~ ssashs6 ssasiy tAsssasa .
~. - ~ ssnas oaly AL svs. Tbs
~ y nsstaII1y = isassnsisg - -
ssalssh b sssssais6y sisoay. 6ens
lis1sisss - slssss dspspsiaAsA tAsss -
tsiss vsu psopk sssssh ~ y sssy ~
-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30
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- nunssuu1fs ol,As suunuisAo. 80 ~
~ sovstsls1 psnnis sosss = Osass-
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- lusuuAn - sssesss III ngisssa
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30

A. q ReM~1y Jar 0bassspho..
Dr. b. J. Pratt MontsIlo. wiseoosis.
says: "Afses . thorough tsst Of ovsr tvc
ysass, ! voIsstAriiy rseoansnd yoss
Sccts's EnnIsion 70 thoss sllietsd vilh
consumption"
Il = shsasAs lhal 10000 Ions q by
Win b eut u washssgtoa sosssy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30

Tbsss sss some indications thst tho
lsssss point d buslssss depression he's
hsss ssesAsi. end thst there will b. grad
~ iopsovsasst u I'll branches Of bust
~. Tiers hss bssu no material advance
yst. except 10 The stock market and this
nsy b merely speeculstivs. and oil
bsssches u trade sss dull. but there hes
bsss - decline Of consequence for some
slns ssd this would Of itself show that
Ne tids y ready 10 turn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30

H. sssdssl ssssspstiss d ths aisss'
u ~ BsssiIiAs empire y saN 70 b pro
sssslag satisfactorily. withis The ~
Ssssssss yssn moro thss half siIlios
hsvs bsss ~ In. ssd. although perhaps
dsshas M ssnbss rsaAis y bosdsss,
~ III III hsvs saissd thsis liberty Il
- - nosA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30

Disordsrsd liver and kidneys will pro
ducs rhsumatiam and neuralgia. All livel
and kidney diseases Gre cured BY Hunt'l
Remedy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30

Flies. roaches, ants, bed-bugs. rats,
mice, gophsrs, chipmunks, cleared ont By
Rough on Rata" loo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30

Nervous weakness. Dyspepsia, Impo.
eence, Sexual Debility, cured BY "Wsll's
Hath Renewer." u.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30

Some Of the older navy officers. who
arc not afraid 70 speak out freely. do not
hesitate 70 express the opinion thst Mr..
Roach hes besn the victim Of political
persecution. and that the result Of the
course taken in regard TO him BY Secretary
Whitney and Attorney General Garland
will greatly delsy the government 10 IL
attempts 70 secure now navy and will
make Il very doubtful whether the present
Law, which requires that oil United States
vessels shall b built BY contract can b
carried out II b not . small matter 70
provide The plant needed for building iron
and steal vessels On large scale; and con-
ssstos having large amounts Of property It
risk. viii pot take orders from ths govern
msnk undss w contingency that their
contracts my b prosouncsd void BY the
lev department Of The governments for po.
litioal reasons
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30

The Virginia Republican convention
Va in The control Of the friends Of Soma
tor Malone. Who on test question mum
bsred about 500 10 $50 opponents, led By
Gov. Cameron and Senator Riddleberger
The nomination Of John 8. Wise for GOV
srnor vas made on the Arst ballot and tht
nomination. on motion Of his only oppon'
ont. Attorney General Blair, Vas made
unanimous amid unbounded enthusiasm.
Mr.. Wise briefly acknowledged The honor
bestowed upon him. he looked upon ths
position for which be had been named y
one Of great honor - we'll - one Of greal
responsibility, and said that be with biz
party wsrs going into the hght 70 win. Nj
Blair made warm speech for Wise. and
tho two men shook hands on the stage
amid the greatest enthusiasm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30

There sEs several ways 10 which The
civil service Law an b avoided. one 81
which y The following:
III y wonderful how they do Il, but
they do" Fourth Auditor Shelly had .
Southern friend named J. w. Wright,
whon be desired 70 have appointed dspu.
y auditor. bat Shelly was refused per-
mission 70 make the appointment Mr..
Wright Va appointed 70 position below
thsa Of . 500 clsvkship and therefore b.
low civil service gradss. Nov his promotion
y made 70 b the chief Of The division BY
TIE retirement Of Mr.. 6tsdham. who has
bssa asksd 70 resign 10 highly conmsn-
datosy lsttsr. Shelly desired ths pesition
fos Wright immediaisly. bat Secretary
Manning objected 10 this and allowed
6ledhan thirty days IAsvs Of abssnss
vith pay. hs,issiae ~ sGlsiajs = tvss-
y ysnEs' slaaAiag ass satiaIsd v snoath's
solios whsa thsy resign. Mr.. Stsdham's
rssignstisa ~ ascsptsd 70 take eject
July 18Th asd u i reported thss be ~
esivsd M. 6hellys personal check for The
anosst q . noalh's salAry. This lssvs
W. coass elsas ics wrishss pronotisa %
W olloss having '.hsaksd" ''sivil service
rslorn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30
ZANE CIRCUITS Esrlrr

o1ATH Or vR1M0N1, D11tFiet Of Uan0k06teT, q
u pfobale Court Md q naneheeleS wttkia
ed fcs said district on the NH dsy u July
4. D. look
- inalsunset puresstiag y = ~ lses vili
iagtea 4 ~ district dsssassd. wss pfssssasl
ioI proeate.
Whasspos sssslos 4 said oourt, h b hsld
y ~ fsobaes eGIcs = mAeshsslss, IN I'D De
tsiet % ~. 18Th day. y Ausush 4. p. 1855.
VS. eppo!stsd ter ~ Giouanss Of sald instru
esd en- test The ssns, u esuss thsrs b. ~ %
detng, md publie ne(lss thereof Ne ordered 10
y given b. he pubhsatiou hereof IN The Man.
chester JooanAL, nevDpApef pytoesd u said
Manchester, lhfse veeln 7s6cse1e1vsty pfsvieus
i i - - : iE6 vsEzso xussos. ,sds..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30

n Ssllssias essa ~ Cds~A~ Ns~s
he ~ ssssiasa = ~ lAlsshoois ~
Dkassssls hass sissslaAsa ssess Joha
49, sThss - ossss = 49,. Nv
svss. ~ sssstkisg = ~ ssieAbosAee1
= 0e4eoaeoe 1sasd - ~ ~ ~
Tssnsssy = ~ Uei1sa 6enAp y ~ ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30

Ds0s u ~ Dssrboa oppossats Of Tie
sivii ssrviss lsv ere dsvisisa plan 70
MAG ~ ~ bssoss W. United States
ssessns sssss 70 tsst IL enthusiastically
Ose psunisssl Dsnosraais lsvyss isquoa-
- naSl.g ~ - ~ - deubt that The
supssns ssers would declare II 70 b. nm
soastisusioosl. 10 tbal Il intsESsrsd with
~ Presidents constitutional appointing
power.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30

Secretary whitney is quoted y saying
that the government would loco nothing
BY Mr.. Roachis failure. y his bondsmsn
would BE- good for any Losses sustained BY
non ful6lmsnt Of Mr.. Rosch's contracts.
But good lawyers express the opinion that
The decision Of tho Attorney General
which declared that the paper which John
Roach signed for the construction OF the
cruisers was mot contract. releases the
bopdsmsn. The bondsmen entered into
obligations only TO make good contract.
II there was no contract they cannot DO
held. II 10 understood that the assignee
Of Mr.. Roach will lake possession both Of
The Dolphin and Of the three unfinished
cruisers, and the government will have TO
take its chances with the rest 81 the cred.
itors In the courts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30

TIE New York Csssrsl has completed
We ssranssnsats for vipiug out the Wsss
Shore. paying The bondholders Of The lat
W 80 per cent Of their par value. The
baildise Of thst rod proved 70 havs bsen
> very foolish sotsspriss. I,s promoters
- Aesbt thosehs they sosld compel The
Osstsal 70 bay ttsn u their own 6gurss,
but ths Csstral people bad TOO long purses
~ sllss squssGng ths lie out Of The
Wess 6Asss have secured II On their own
tssnA Il viii b long time before
sseshss nod viii b built under similar
circumstances.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30

Grant b ths last Of The Arss group 81
giants called into being By The second
spoeh d Amsricsa history. = osisrius
Ccmmercd
Hs vsat dova 70 he grave through Z
. storm Of Advgsitg. bal ssppostsd and
ecnioetsd ~ he ynpathy 81 ; grsas
psspla. Ka~sas cs!y NJ. J 7sm<s
Esssptiag perhaps wsshisgtss no Aass-
lon oecapsss - conspicnous and ssdar-
iag place 10 ths worlds history = Gsa-
0sask His $500 ssd lsns ~ ~ vceld's
hssstAgA - will b ksptis rssenbnaes
thsssoh I'll tnA To-day nation without
. disssstisg votss nosrss Ne Ssssh u ~
apsaa military shistssia : vsaIssx,y Hsrakf
BrsthFss u ths North and SoutA. ~ u
join ossrsfsl hssds together ssosad ths
ssviy essasa grave, rsosnbsrisg ~
shils ~ srtAly goods ~ svsssscsak
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30

0essslAsy Whitnsy has written 70 John
1sasAS sssissss suggesting that the
psises. q issas bssssaa ths government
~ ~ eoslsaslos - ssttlsd = msttsrs
- usually ssttlsd bstwssa bssissss men
II Ne sassA Ne sstS los . nssling -.
tvsss ~ snigass ~ At>eusy.0 ssssal
0sslseA - hiossk. TAh = Ne right
~ 49, - Y w. Secretary Asd sdopt.
u ~ sossss II ~ bsgissisg insassd d
dssAsiaG y ~ void Nj Roach had
hssbsa ~ sostssst. cod In fsss never he'd
~ Wild sostssss With ~ government.
thas destroying ~ credit end driving him
isto iasslvssey u vosld have besn much
bs1ass ~ I'll cosossnsd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30

n y raal~s unfortunate that ~ admin
isassAsss hsloss u y ~ nosths old shosid
- soapsllsd 70 ssfsp payment d ~ ob.
iiontisas II es,d. u has noa doss MI but
vosIA Asss hssa drives 70 u hsA sos ths
hss Ysst baaks cone 70 W. rssess. agree.
Ing 70 furnish tAs gold and tAke silver 70
~ ssosst 81 rvsrai niiliooa This q.
sasesnsos 90 bs oely teupcssy. aud u
~ silvss coinage Il kept Up there css b
bot - issus; ~ sovsssssst will b
seopslisi 70 rssos 10 silver payments and
gold viii b Il premium sgsip. There
\ SIN lasgs anoant Of gold 10 The treas.
ssy. bst W. las provides that . certain
sssssvs sAall b. bald there Ill the time 70
issnrs specis psymsais.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30

Ths psivsts isssssl services d 0ssssal
Onss VII b hslA = NJ Me0nges Aas.
- thsa ~ ssaaiss VII b. takes ani
y Aihssy - tAss V New York uhsrs
sAsy vili ~ u 49,. I'D ~ principal psb'
W. SssssA VII y hsli ID Asv York Asg.
4 n isAssnsss vim lats plars = Rivs'
side rssk, ~ sosthssn s1tsasioa Of Csn-
~ Pssk, NJ yssk sisy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30

Il \ ~ thsl u RsssA ssssvss NJ
AsallA - vil sassns ship hsilliag Pm
vi1eA - - spns osaa anisabls sssssgs-
~ IN ~ Gsssssnssl ~ osias
saoiesmD ~ hsvs sssaissa ~ DolpAis
ssjle = suviag - = = slssssA vsassl
= ~ hsss ssss - I'D ~ ~ sdvssss
sspsss = ~ - essasd over political
Asa = - ~ ~ isilsn Il ~ sov-
~uasue y ~ ~ bslasss - % ~
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. sAA1sgssys0 ssssnl Osslasd tssss hin ics
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~ 49, nsssA - bsilaisg. NJ. Gar
- ~ IT.. 1ssSA = = nasy vocds
~ ~ s1nlsfs1sslios vssn ~ taks
~ shlpA = thsss - - soslsssA ssd
- - iiah,s ~ ssay 1sllAs ~ hsA
49, ~ y hin- h assissasst iol-
lessA u Issks = u RsssA kDsv ssough
70 pssasse hinssM
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-30

TIE vii 81 Ne lee Samuel Irsssus
Prise sivss V BIZ 600 wspdsl Prime IL
sAasss q ths stosk u ~ Osscvr and al
~ best4 ecpyishs asd private letters.
~ sss-is.Iav. ChaA. 4. Stoddard and The
ls1asss Vie ~ sivsa I'll. 900 and . shares
d ~ 0eswv~ ssook. LAZY. ths tsstator's
dssohess. ssssivss . shares Of The stock
- ~ ~ Samuel I. 4. Prins prom
~ ~ ~ olS.0o0 nostsaes % :
insu y ulisois md 5000 enA. II his
~. 0olss. ~ tsslsaos leaves ~ hosss
~ ~ No - wssa TAisty-siatA stsssl
vieh 49, q - sostssta. I'D - rssidus
= thsaoilA UhteA, spss ~ dsslA, b -
- divtssi anssg ~ thsss shildrsa.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-13
Excursion Tickets

To Cedar Lake, Ind. at very low rates. via Mo
non route, will be placed on sale at Union De-
pot, Massachusetts avenue Depot and city ticket
Office, No. 26 South Illinois street, on June Is,
and will be sold for all trains during the tourist
season Descriptive pamphlets and guide books
for free distribution. Telephone call. 255.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-13
PETTIS, BASSETT & CO..
TAX LEVY FOR 1885.
A Forty-Cent Levy for General County Pur-
poses-TOwnsh and School Tax.

The county commissioners yesterday approved
payment of juno interest. One was for $50 900
interest on bonds due June !, another for 81 200
four months interest on time warrants dated
February 1, and $1,000, five months interest on
similar warrants, dated January l, 1885. Mscel-
laneous accounts amounting to $725.12 were
allowed
The matter of the tax levy for 1885 was taken
up, when it was ordered that forty cents on
each 800 of taxable property of Marion county
be levied as we'll 81 each poll, and one half
cent on each 500 for repairs on free gravel
roads. Township levies were approved as fol-
lows For township purposes, 03 of cent in
each township. except Center where it is l cent
for tuition, Go cent in Franklin. Perry Decatur
and Pike townships, .o6 in Washing
cents in Center, and in Lawrence
for special school tax, 05 in Franklin and War
rem. Is in Washington 10 in Perry, .08 in De-
eatEr. II in Pike. .06 in Wayne, a cents in
Center ard u in Lawrence; in Washington and
Perry the levy for road purposes is .0S il Frank
lin Is, Decatur .l5, Pike 90, Wayne .O6
Warren 05, Center 10 cents, and Lawrence IL
for bridges the levy is OF in Washington, Perry
Decatur. Pike. Wayne, .07 in Franklin, .05 in
Warren, cents in Center and in Lawrence.
The polls are so cents in Washington and %
cents each in Franklin, Perry Decatur, Wayne
and Lawrence, for tuition, and . cents for
special school in Perry Wayne and Warren, and
10 cents in Lawrence. The total leyies are "a
Washington, .38 Franklin and Perry 33 Deca-
tlr. 70 Pike, p Wayne. % Warren, AZ cents in
Center, and 30 in Lawrence.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-13
Report of the County Auditor.

In the county auditors report, which will be
submitted to the County Commissioners in few
days, an aggregate reduction of about $31, 600
is shown from the expenditures Of the preceding
year. In this the work house construction is
not included For the county asylum the ex-
penses have been $4,000, criminals 1926,
bridges SIS, 249, public buildings $1.4s4 Criminal
Court $l563, Superior Court, 1926, Circuit
Court 81 257 and county Offices $787 less than
last year. In interest $4,000 has been saved,
and 81 600 in books and stationery, and 49, 200 in
indexing records. The excuses of expenditures
are shown in insanity cases 3d. $50, in coroner's
inquests $1,000, in election expenses $1,000, and
in pauper account Sc, 750. Coroner Maxwell did
not make out his accounts until late this year,
owing to litigation over disputed points.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-13
A New Business ENTERPRISE,

The Indiana Trust and Safe Deposit Company
will open for business on Monday morning, 18th
inst, in the room formerly occupied by Messrs.
Fletcher 81 Sharpe. Parties having securities,
or valuables of any kind, which they wish pro-
tected, can be accommodated by renting one of
our safes, which vary in price from S. to $25 per
year. according to size. The safes are in fire
and burglar proof vault, and have been made in
the most careful manner by Halls Safe and Lock
Company, of Cincinnati. Each renter carries
the key to his own safe, every safe having a
different key. 1t requires the presence of the
one in charge of the safes and that of the person
who has the key, at the same time, to gain ac-
cess to the safe rented, thus making the con-
tents absolutely secure to the owner. A watch
man is kept at night. Any one desiring to rent
a safe or inspect and more fully understand the
system, is invited to call. In addition to this
special business foreign exchange will be for
sale on all parts of the world; collections will be
made at all accessible points, and interest al
lowed on deposits subject to check, or payable
at specified dates. JOSEPH A. MOORE,
President.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-13
Perryyille Post Entertainment.

Perryville Post, G. A. r., at Broad Ripple, will
celebrate to-day by grand reunion and camp
fire, to be held at Huffman's Grove, at Broad
Ripple. commencing at o'clock, and lasting
during the afternoon and evening. The COM
mittee have secured band OF music and glee-
clubs, and speeches will be made by various G.
A. r. comrades besides which there will be rec
itations and other exercises. A Grand Army
supper will be served on the grounds consisting
of hard tack, bean soup and coffee. Grand Army
comrades and their families are admitted free;
others are charged only five cents admission to
help pay expenses. A special excursion boat will
run by canal for this occasion.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-13

COLLEGE AVENUE Rink open tonight.
COLLEGE AVENUE Rink open tonight
COLLEGE AVENUE Rink open tonight.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-13
Commencement at Butler.

The exercises attendant upon the close Of the
school year at Butler University commencedlast
night with the exhibition Of the Athenian Society.
A large number of friends of the students went
out from the city last night, and large crowd
was present The young ladies partici
pating in the exercises acquitted them
selves with credit, and the occasion
was most ENJOYABLE one. The programme for
the week will be as follows. Sunday afternoon,
o'clock, baccalaureate address by President
Everest; Monday evening. Pythonian exhibition;
Tuesday evening, Philokuran exhibition; Wednes-
day evening, Mathesian exhibition; Wednes-
day morning, Deinia Butler exhibition; Wednes-
day is class day also; Thursday, alumni day;
Friday, commencement.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-13
Children's Day To-

Tomorrow is children's day in the Methodist
churches of the city, and will be appropriately
celebrated. AT Central avenue special exercises
will be held in the afternoon, and at night the
entire service will be devoted to the children.
The church will be embellished with flowers and
birds There will be special music, and DIR.
Marine will deliver short add ress.
Roberts Park Sabbath-school will celebrate
childrens day next Sunday evening at the
church. with carefully prepared programme.
The infant department. under the charge Of
Mrs Fred Baggs and Mrs. Sufferin, will have
something especially attractive. The church
will be tastefuly decorated morning and even
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-13
Mr.. and Mrs. II ley.

Timothy Riley took to his wife Saturday night
the earnings of weeks hard work Ten dollars
was the amount, bus Mary, the wife, did not ac-
eept thcsum graciously, for she said:
go ont and work for more money. Don't
you come back until you get it,
III be sure to do the working, Mary, but TIL
never come back was the goodbye of Timothy.
lie stayed away until yesterday, when his wife
hled information against him for desertion. Es-
quire Pease and jury tried the case, which re-
suited in Tmothy's acquttal.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-13
A Policeman,s Fall.

Officer Schwab did not feel well yesterday.
and last evening, as he went on his beat, got
come medicine at a drug store. At the corner
OF Virginia avenue and South street he fell to
the ground in an unconscious condition. After
being cared for at Snyder's drug store ne was
sent home in hack where physicians were
called. They said the sickness was due to heat
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-13
Writings Trial.

The trial of Frank Whiting was continued
yesterday until Monday. Of the several indict
ments against him the prosecution want to try
the one on which they can easily convict him.
and give him the longest sentence It is prob
able he will be tried for assault and battery with
intent to kill
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-13

Mrs. B. A. Richardson, junior vice-president;
Mrs. A. W. Payer. secretary; Mrs. James R.
Carnahan. treasurer; Mrs. Joseph Brstow, con-
ductor; Mrs. c. Rcharts, chaplain Mrs. Jacob
J. Traub, guard There will be meeting of
the corps next Wednesday afternoon at the post
headquarters, and all wives and daughters of
members OF the post are invited to attend.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-13
Lawn Mowers and Repairs.

We handle the Easy, Excelsior, Clipper and
Richmond Star; furnish the repairs or put old
machines in running order No machine will
work right unless sharp and properly adjusted
If your mower doesn't operate right, bring it to
u.s. or we will send for it and put in good shape
at moderate expense. HILDEBRAND & FUGATE,
35 South Meridian street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-13
New Safe Deposit COMPANY.

The Indiana Trust and Safe Deposit Company
has leased the Fletcher & Sharpe Bank room,
and will open for business on the 10th inst A
large number of small burglar and fre-proof
safes have been provided and encased in vault
and these are to be rented to parties having se-
curites to deposit The company will also deal
in foreign exchange and collections. Joseph A.
Moore is president of the company.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-13
A Woman's Relief Corps Organized.

The wives and daughters of members of Geo.
Fl. Thomas Post, G. A. r., met last night and
organized Woman's Relief Corps, with the
following officers: Mrs. G. Robbins, PRESIDENT
Mrs George w. New, senior vice president,
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Y. NJ. G. A. Meetings.

Sunday school teachers meeting at Y. M. c.
A rooms this afternoon at o'clock, and every
body's gospel meeting at 4 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon