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Indiana Inventors.

weekly list of United States paten s is
sued to the inyents Of Indiana for the week
Ell ding February II, 1885. and each patent in
the list will bear that date. Reported ex
pressly for the Indianapolis Daily Sentinel
by a. II. Evans & Co, American and for
eign patent solicitors, Washington, d. c.
Charge for obtaining patent, so. A COPY
Of the patent laws sent free on application.
easier, W NJ, Colombia City. gas apparatus.
Dickey, A. II COnnersvilie. vehicle springs
Elvin, !. g.. Huntington, Ger wheel.
Gent, J. F., Columbus, flake uice.
Kinds, A. A., q l. K. Mace, Lexington, portable
chute.
Marshall, \. W, Indianapolis electroiype plate
snd holder.
McIndoo. Joseph, q J. Lyons harrow.
Mitchell, J. F., Fowler. attachment for cult
vators.
orr, " r.. Carlisle, wall of buildings and other
structures.
smolley, J. l.. Upton, fence post
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The following cases were decided in the
Supreme Court yesterday
NOS Robert II. Sun e. ct al. Va Laura
Riol q ct al. Nanderburg C c. Affirmed
Best @.
ll,6l0. William r McKeen VS.. William
r. Haskell e. al Vanderburg s. c. Re-
versed. Bcssnell c.
11.0l9 Terre Hsute aud LcgansporL
Railroad Company rs. jane A. Crawford e.
al. Csss q. O. Affirmed Howk j.
II 342 Michael Baltes ct al vs.. Bass Foun-
dry and Machine Works ct al Allen c. c.
Affirmed. Franklin g.
H. 752. William F. Johnson ct Al. We.
James NJ. Gginn. Rash C c. Affirmed
Black G.
II 765. State for Use Of Robert F Myers
vs. John +. Myers. Knox O. c. Affirmed
Franklin, c.
12CG4 James Fenton VS.. State of Indiana.
Hamilton G. c. Affirmed Franklin, G.
The following cases were refused hear
ine:
los. Gotileib Wachstetter VS.. State OF
Indiana. Marion c.
Il, 100. John A. Kerry ct al. VS.. John y.
Turner. Grant. G. O.
1923. Asa \. Sinner VS.. Henry L. Mann.
Marion G. c.
1882 John NJ. Pitcher VS. David NJ.
Dove Hancock c. G.
1856 Joseph K. Sharpe VS.. May Gray
don. Marion G. Q.
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Rlchter n sentinel.

The suit OF Mrs. Lena Richter against the
Indianapolis Sentinel Company. il which
the plaintiff cain $1,000 damages on &C
count Of q publication in the Sentinel in
July lsst. setting forth wife trade between
August Richter AID one ID. Bazmueller.
came Up ia The Circuit Court yesterday. a
jury vas impaneled3 aud The opening state.
r. ents by tne ccunse! were completed ia i.
Loon hour the defendant having iustfs ]
and taken upon himself tie 1uus Prob ~ ti
in the case. Tie afternoon was criuoipaII 3
devoted 80 re ord evidence he defend.
ant Introducing the papers in the Sc r. Al di-
VERGE cases, IS well as the records, which
have been changed Ia the suit OF Mrs. Bau-
mueller against BSumualler since the same
was tried The case wiil De resumed on
Monday
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Advice To Mothers. - MRS. WTNSLOW's
SooTAIEG SYRUP should always bs used whsr
children are cutting teeth. = relieves the little
suSerer - onco II poo noes natural, zuies sleep
D relieving the ch'l0 from pain. snc tho ustle
eherub awake e 'TbsiCht ~ button II Is very
pleasant 20 taste 70 sOoEhea the chic. aofters the
gu7ns aIEyz el pain. relieves wind regulates thc
bowen. anc IL the oest known remedy cor dfS-.
rhos, whether arising from ssethlrg or other
canoes. twenty-five cents a bo.tls.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

fl'HOSE go.ng 80 Hot Springs Tor the treatment
81 Syphilis, gieet, scrOlIla and all cutaueeVs
% uloC diseases, can be cured for one third the
est G. stth ip at the old reliable stand. have
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Local Courts.
SUPERIOR CoURT.

Room No. 2-Hon. d. ". Howe, Judgs.
Frederick Rand, receiver, VS.. Charles F..
Cleveland. Note. Judgment for 81, 1890.
Indianapolis National Bank VS.. John B..
Leeake ct al Note. Judgment for Sl5,-
800 80
State ex rel F. T. Hord. Attorney General
VS.. B00yd of Commissioners OF Marion
County. To recover money. On TRIAL oy
jury.
Room No. s.--Ron L. G. Walker. Judge.
George K Barnhart ys the T., 3. aud w
Railway ct al. Dan ages. On trial Dy Jury.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Hon Pierce Norton. Judge.
State vs.. John r. Gamble Assault aud
bstIery. Information. Sent 70 the Reform
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Some Bad Symptoms.


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em glad 70 say that found your medicine a.
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!. G. McISrIRE. Fulton, No.
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Hon. Piefce Norton. Judge
CIRCUIT COURT

Hoa. A. e. Ayres. Judge
Theodore ". Pesse vs.. George II. Carter
Sb-uH MandsmUs Finding for plaintiff
Lena Rich Ter rs The IndisBapols Ssnti
nel. Damages Ga trial by jury.
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MERIDIAN STREET N. T. CHURCH-Corner
vi New York and Meridian streets. Rev. John
Alabaster, d. D., pastor. Glasses Al $3.50 a. 10.
Christian Zeal " Sundsy-schoOl a. ? p. m Praise
meeting az 6.i5 D. m tt7:30 D. N. lecture under
the auspices OF The Y. n e.. g.. By Hon. George =.
Vending. Subject: "Beyon1. or, Does Daaih
End AL" You are cordially invited 10 ali these
services
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ridiAn Street Church under the auspices Of
the Y N. C. A. Admission rec.
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WANTED.

LOsT-Any article OF value, not exceeding
three lines. inserted two times FREE.
Under the head situation Wanted" four lines
or less. inserted FREE
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"ANTF D-Bosrd in hrst-clsss private fam
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care SaniIIel Office. Ia
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Aug IS IsS2
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IL has not only cured my wife OF Caiarrh IN The
head and throat, but has cured her OF dyspepsia.
3. .. DCNHIN, Carol Ind.
August s, 1852.
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Nasal Catarrh.


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SALE.

A UCTION SALE-Of desirable vacant lots on
~ Monday. April 9; 81 feet Vermont. between
and Herbert also. lots Ia Fletchers Oak Hill.
q
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FINANCIAL.

NTOEEY-At the lowest rate OF interest ]. W.
vi WILLIAMS & Co. and Vinton Block
ITO L0AN-Money with privilege OF prepay.
a ment: terms reasonable THOS G. DAY &
CO. % East MARKET street. INDIANAPOLIS.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
The Bill TO Suspend ImprisOnme nt
Pending Appeals Tabled
In the House
The Effect Of Narcotics on the Human
System Not to BE Taught
in the Schools.

Report Of the House Committee on Pris-
ons-Tbe Mrs. Edwin May Claim
Agein-The SPECIFIC APP
preparation Bill.
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TABERNACLE CHURCH-Corner OF second and
Il Meridian streets. J. Albert ROndthaler, pas
tor. 10. 80 morning services 1:l5 D m. Sunday
school $50 evening services. Seats free through
out a. house.
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DOBERTS PARK NJ. E. CHURCH-Coner Del.
IL aware and Vermont streets, Rev. l.. Is. Nc
Cornell, pastor. Class st -. N. and .. II.
lre4chiuA AZ 1880 a. N. and $50 p m. by the
pastor. sunday. school az =. Ia. Every body
invited.
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FOR SALE.

RoE sALE-one fine draft stallion. RALsroS
Il q ~ In
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VA ASTED-5O 10 100 acres OF good land within
~ miles Of city. Address. with particulars
and price. j IVY. p. o. Box y. indianapolis 81
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CHURCH NOTICES.

CECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Corner
y Pennsylvania and Vermont streets, Rev. Jamef
Mcleod, ID D., pastor. Preaching at 1890 s. n.
and 7.s5 p. N. The evening sermon viii be specia,
10 the Light Infantry. who will attend in a BODY
Prayer meeting sunday morning az $50 and Thurs
day evening at 7:f5. Sabbath school and Bible
classes 81 2.1s.
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WT ANTED-A second hand ten or twelve horse
w power portable steam engine tubular boiler
preis red. Address L NJ. LEE, FairlaI d, Ind 2I
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A. OK SALE-Chesp-A good wholesale notion
n wagon. with all latest improvsTn..,ts a.
dress =. NO6EL, Columbus, Ind
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tfOk sALE-I"o thousand IaConte pear trees
l. one and two years Old: they viii grow in snv
soil and any Climate; they begin bearing wSe1
three years old, and when SIX 10 eight wears oiS
bear ten 70 fifteen bushels per tree. I hsva 90
trees on ny farm. near Shelbyville. two years old
doing finely. send IN your orders early: will 1e.
liver IA March and April; terms reasonable n
SUTTON, cneloyVllie, mo Is
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w Ak1EO-A situation by an honest steady
W bOy, 90 drive delivery wagon or work in Of
zee en- plsyment Of any kind. Address BOY. 519
North TenEtssee street 10
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he EXperience of Others


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w Isl or assistant bOOkkeeper in s)me insar-
anee 0IiiCe or wholesale house. Quick in figures
and gsou writer, MAY care Sentinel
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hono
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"ANTED-A situation by an industrious
w young man: Gao give good recommends
ton. Acdr IS W. 5. D., KnightstOwn, Ind.
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he following deeds we're recorded Friday.
February ~. a. reported by steeg & Bern manner.
abstract comolers, - and - Thorpe Block
Tolorhouo I nta.
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The supreme Courr.

Conveyanoes. p: consideration............s
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-10-31
SOME WONDERS

Wonder what kind of principles q
man would represent if elected on the
anti-gO-hOp ticket.
Wonder who furnished to G. j.
Lamb u list of names to send his anti
-go-hOp tickets to
Wonder if u certain man thinks he
can work on both sides OF a question
at the same time and not be discover
ed ia his duplicity
Wonder if the balance of the demo
cratic candidates know that they are
being traded offfOr Billy Bickford
Wonder If everybody does not know
that Sanford is Lambs first and only
PETE
Wonder if a disappointment in get
ting Office awakened the dog ia the
manger disposition, that inspired the
letter to the independent signed by
Voter"
Wonder if the promise of deputy
ship in tine County Clerks office had
anything 10 DO with Voters NANCY
epistle TO the apostle Lamb2
Wonder how Voter" who claims
to live in PhiuipsDurg knows more
about Hartman's qualification than
G. J. Lamb who has lived neighbOr
to Hartman for seven years? Lamb
says he is well qualified TO make an
eX ceIlent clerk.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-10-31

The apostle Lamb accuses Mr.. Jacob
Nipps of once voting in a greenback
caucus and urges that as q reason why
he should not receive the support Of re-
publicans If this be true, we fully
agree with Lamb that Nipps has done
something of which he ought to be
heartily ashamed as long as he lives.
But the difference between Nipps and
G.. w, Bickford Is this,-if the former
ever voted in a greeubaek caucus, he
had the honor and good sense to change
for the better; while Bickford, after
working in q republican caucus. even
as late as last fall, IS now caught in the
miserable plight OF being a candidate on
the auti-go-fi0p ticket. The least said
about caucus business, MIR. Lamb, the
better for Bickford. But as Sanford is
the man you are after, you willingly OPP
en- the gap on Billy, in order 10 give
Nipps a rap on the knuckles-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-10-31


The kirwin Independent in this
weeks issue publishes the following
item under the hea Of Dissolution
Notice"
The partnership heretofore existing
between the churches and the TeDubli-
can party IN the interest of temper
ance and prohibition, is this day dis
solved 10y expiration Of the time to
which the partnership was limited.
The party TetireS from the business
which will hereafter be conducted by
the senior partner, which has long
been engaged in the temperance work.
This dissolution is caused by polite
reasons, and because the junior mem
Der Of the firm has gone into the drug
busin ess.
AS the above notice is dated at Phil
Iipsburg, as G. w. Bickfo mas work
ed more or less in republican caucuses,
even up to as late as last fall, as he is
the only one here who would want to
dissolve for '.pOLitic reasons, and be-
cause the junior member Of the 5i5nl has
gone into the drug business " and, as it
is quite evident from the number of
statements which he has filed with
the probate judge, that he is quite
anxious to quit any Interest which lie
may have had in the temperance
cause.-because of all this, we say, we
can draw but one conclusion as to
whom Mr.. Lamb is driving at.
But to make such q fight as that
upon a part Of the tickeU which his
convention endorsed, and just before
/ election, too, is really despisabIe.
However. il shows plainly that it is
not the democratic part Of the ticket
that he wishes to see elected. If he
can succeed in using the democratic
party as a cats paw to squeeze Allen
Sanford in with, he is more than salts
| fled.
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Is 8EeAUsE Il s 100 MaWN.

We nave heard it rumOred around
that If Mr.. Hartman should be elected
County Clerk he would not remove his
family TO this place but would stu keep
them in Kirwin, and for that reason
that he should not get the support of
the PhiIspsburg people. Mr.. Hartman
is a poor man and it doesn't look likely
that he could afford the luxury of living
in one place and maintaining a family
in another Mr.. Hartman would make
a good acquisition to our town. He
has quite a large family which would
add to the school population, and our
citizens who have the interest of the
town at heart would certainly welcome
him here. 1t is true that he is g Eir-
win man, but what of that? It is high
time that this silly prejudice against Il
neighboring town should be stopped.
The officers who have come to this place
from Klrwin have invested about as
much money in this town as other coun-
ty officers; besides Kirwin is really en-
titled TO the Clerkship as we believe she
has never had it. Our own town has
not been any too modest in asking for
county Offices, and it would be a good
clean act of courtesy for every repubh-
can in this township to cast a straight
vote for Mr. Hartman Gas well as every
other man on the ticket and not throw
it away on a democrat just because he
happens to be from Phillipsburg. We
are glad to see people stand up for their
own town, it is indeed commendable in
most resi- ects, but we should not shut
our eyes to the fact that Phillipsburg is
not Phillips county, and that Kirwin, as
well as every other part of the county,
has some rights to official patronage
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-10-31

Republicans of Phillips County, would
YOU achieve a splendid victory at the
polls on the of NOvemberP A victory
worthy of the party whose rule Tor two
decades and half has been one of sue
cessiVe brilliant achievements In the
line of good government; a party of ad-
vanCed and progressive ideas; a party
which has pushed beyond the confines
OF thought in everything that Is liberal
and conducive of equitable laws to every
citizen of the realm: masking secure up
on the very highest prOmotOry the
standard Of good government to every
citizen, be be high or low, rich or poor?
Then see to 1t that your energies are
Bonded IN the direction Of success to
every man on the ticket Lay aside
personal feelings and preferences, and
work asiduOusly and without cessation
until victory, clear and unmistakabie,
shall he blazoned upon the banners of
the Republican Gladia50rs. ~ KirWin
Chief.
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Some miscreant signing himself
ssVoter, - and claiming 10 be a Republi-
can, mas written letter to the indie
pendent containing a batch OF misera-
BILE falsehOOds about S. j Hartman,
Mr.. Lamb says the writer is one of the
most prominent Republicans in Phillips
county. If this is true, then all we haYe
to say is that the writer is also one of
the basest Williams in the county, and
he should have signed his name Judas
Iscariot" instead of Voter If the
thing which wrote that article viii give
US the name bequeathed to him by
dOting, yet unfortunate parents, we viii
undertake the job of proving to his, and
everY6Ody's. entire satisfaction, that he
IS an unmitigated liar
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-10-31

The Independent preserves an enthu-
siastic silence over the military record
of its ticket. The two offices that pay
nothing, namely. Coroner and Commits
siOner, they could condescend to give
70 old soldiers; butin the paying offices
like Register of Deeds, Treasurer, Clerk
and Shelf only one soldier IS allowed
a dip into the public pap, and that is
Mr.. Winkler- How graciously magnan-
imous they are TO the defenders of the
Union.
On the other hand the Republican
party has honored Union soldiers by
making them the nominees for every
county Office that pays any thing. We
would ike to appeal to any unprejudie-
ed mind as TO which party has shown
itself the true friend of the soldier boys.
We believe that the men who wore the
blue will not be hood winked by soph-
istry, but that they will stand by their
old comrades aud give them a lift in
their struggle for the positions which
they truly deserve.