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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03

81 t0a4 GO: heavy 81 got u.s. Receipts. :. leo
head; shipments. $50 head.
CHICAGO, Feb, 2-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports:
Hozs-secsipts. 1900 esaa, sh;Dnenh 5 OOO
bead. Market steady rough PACKING, 81 Is al 80:
packing a1d shipping. s. 6034 IS; light, 81 SOC
4 81; skips g. 009i 10
cattle Receipts, 6.5o0 hssc: shipments, 600
head. Market slow Dnt steady; exports. s. coo
TO- good TO choice shipping. 81 5095 so: con-
mon 10 medium, si9i co; coGnted Texas, So 90
as CO.
sheep Receipts. 5000 head: shipments, none.
Ma'kel duh and &c lover: common 70 fair, 50 .
@3 0o: medium TO coed 81 el3 80; choice. 81 &C.
The DTOveTs Journals Liverpool special quotes
a large SUPPLY OF cltt e IN the market: Western
best American steers, 1sc per pJund dressed.
PTfFALO, Feb. 2--fsyte- ReCaipu tO-da-
J. u head; consigned through. 81 cars to Ne y
York sunday, p cars ana TO-DAY 20 cars Ma skst
Gull; good grades higher. common unchs sge6;
steers Of AGO 10 ,6O0 pounds weight g IS Z
2: so 20 choice steers @. 200 10 $50 Dounds
s. 2595 IS; fair 10 good native ara shipping steers
81 yO95 20i light butchers, s f044 IS. oxen
common 10 eO0d So 50Gi 6j: Il pals, s. SCAT So
extra, 81 IS mixed butchers sock. s 2S84 Is;
SUCKERS IN light demand "a s. 4093 u.s. feeders,
81 1894 81.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts to-day. s .OlO head /;
changed; common 10 fair s. 1893 -. good 10
choice, AGi CO. one load Of very extra culls aud
common, e 2503; Western lambs S495 80: Canada
lambs IS 1910 Sc.
Kogs-Recelpts to-day, $500 head; consigned
through, CO cars TO New YORK Sunday, 50 cars. to-
day. IS cars. Market active frr1 aud higher: good
to choice Workers, 81 95@5 05: light mixed. s. S59
4 60; good 10 medium s505 10 choice heavy,
S5G5 Is. Hogs at 81 6593 Is about ell sold, clos
ing firm.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03
E-l.euirsrr.


EAST LIBERTY. Pa, Feb. 2.-CattIe-Dun
and a shade OF from last weeks prices; rec apis,
!,ft5 he'd: shipments, 20 head.
boSs-ln fair demand: receipts, 7,4o0 hesd
siif ueDis { 800 hesC; fhilGcelpniaE, S5d5 20.
YoYt ers 81 63G3 so.
sheep-DuIi aud unchanged: receipts, s,6OI
aeGd: shipments 500 head.
NEW YORK, FEB. 2-Beeyes-Receipts, ss9l
head. Market Open e firm and l5e higher. eI s. Z
weOs, extremes, 6 10 per cSt; bulls. stays COW
and oxen g 1000 general sales OF steers at s. p
a. 20.
5 60 for sheep: 81 5O96 50 for lambs.
Hoge-Reoeiots, ~ aO5 nesd. Market nominal 81
"a 't95 per cwf.
KANSAS CITY, FEB 2.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports.
OAt:.s-Es,slpss. no aear. Market vesd g.
lower: expOrBs, 81 O9S IS. comm0a TO meiiu !.
q al ~; siockers and feeders. SO 1904 IS; COW.
Eoss-Becap,s s.5cO head. Market firm and Sc
s6eer,-isoeIsIs, SO mead. Market steady a,
g. 75,4S 50.
BALTIMORE. Feb. Beef Cat.le-DulI and
TOPS equal % ass .Week' others 1sc. OF; bss;
neaiun 8 G}1Isi y. ordinary g i0a5 Is: NOS
Of at s. 1915 So. Receipts. sos head; sales
seine-Fsir supply. receipts, 5793 head.
sneep. ana lanbs-Rsceipts- I,62S head: sheep
quoted at 1886 So lambs. s. 5Oa6.
ST. LDUIs Feb 2.-CStne- receipts. SO sasa
fhiunen;s. 1o0 head Market steady; export.
s. sC86' p. good 70 choice shipping IS 2Od5 -.
common TO medium. 81 2595; native b1ts1ers
seeFs SiGi 50. COWS and heiiers s5G4: stoekars.
8 sea-; fseoers. sssi 60; eorn-fed Texans, sic
sheep eoeipx. 500 head; shipments eoo
head. Pest. firm; common 10 Medium s. sOGs ..
choice. IS 5O9s. extra. esa4 SIS
Hogs-slow; Workers, a 4eGi Sc packers,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03

Where thu wetering-piA u far from the
stzbje cstte wilt often suffer from tsisst in
cold weather rather than go ihrOugn tue cold
n ss,s TO get II. The extreme col OF the
water chllis them so that they will no. drink
as much as they should. Tue best way 10
wafer COWS is from q cistern holding the rain
water that falls OF S barn. In a basement
the cisteIn can easily be protected from
freezing. II made outside the barn the els.
Tern should be deem ia the ground aud
banked with earth IN this case the wager
must pumped ont, IN a basement cstern
water nay be drawn with 8 faucet, and Just
enough left running 10 supply the demands
Of the stock
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03
ANTWERP, Feb. 2.-Petroleum-l715t.

PlT1SBUR6, Feb 2-Peuoleum-Dun Ger
tifcates opened at 6914c, sdvsnce1 10 69zsc. de-
ciined 10 csc, and closed a. 6s54c.
OIL CITY, Pa. Feb 2.-Hstionsl Transit cer-
fcates opened AT 69l%c highest. 69}zc: Lowest
CSC closed At Cs7Sc Sales, S6s,o0l bbls; clear
arees. i.745.OOO bbR.: runs "a 40 bolS ship
ments &c $50 bbis.: charters IS S24 obs. on City
Exchange stock bids; $3.50 a-ked.
BRADFORD. Pa. Feb p Crude 0ll--Market
dull and weaker. National Transit and Tide
water runs. saturday 77.62l bbls.: sunday, 1891
bbls average for January. 81 9u b0is /: total
shipments, Saturday. e64S9 hhls Sunday, 3S,5N
hbls average fNr J4nusry, 81 ISL bbs.: charters.
Saturday, 5S 929 bols average for January. SO 0i6
bolS clearsnces, 2.ls6 eco bills National Transit
certificates opened 1T 69Izc and closed at 6s7Sc
the highest price GO soc: lowest price, co. C.
Gsntz well at Little Washington made flow OF 81
bbls. TO-DAY, and caused considerable selling
which broke the market.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03

Quiet; rrime cssh and February, 81 so: March.
50 &C. Receipt Wheat 1905 b.; corn, 20 90
bu. oats. none shipmentS-Wheat 1900 Du. /;
tom 3.000 bu.; usts. lone.
LOUISVILLE. Feb. electromagnetic at Hl05Sc.
Whest-Quiet but STEADY; No. 2 red, Sc. Corn
No. 2 mixed, sSe; No. Z white 45c. Oats-NO. 2
red S3Hc. Provisior-Stes dy aud unchanged;
Bulkmeats-Shotilders s.; clear ribs, So so: clear,
&c 81 Racon- Shoulders, S. 80: clear rib 81 IS;
clear, 81 SO. Hsms-sl0 Is. Lsrd-Prime leaf,
Sc 20.
KANSAS CRY, FEB. 2-Tbes'-Wesk GlLc
March: 6i5IGe1s{c May. OorD-Wesker: ,sasn 2)s<
n: e1zc March 291zc; April 2oci February, 395zc;
May, 3o1<GSo5Eci June. sc Oats-NOminal
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03
The Produce Market.

1egs-Psying 2O@ &c per doz from store, CSC
9ulter-Oreamery ianc7, 2792sc; choice, Is go 3
sweet roll, I0al2c; medium grades, case; 10 .
grades, S94c per 10.
Poultry.Hens, &c per 10; roosters, &c: CDR D
cn.ekens, &c; hen turkeys, &c; tom turkeys, -
old geese. end vel-fg sthered. Fer doz, s. 81
ducks. per 5oz-. So 90.
Raobits-75c per doz.
squirrels-75c per COZ
feathers-P-ims geese. t5e; mixed aud di,K *.
Rsgs-l1sslKc.
Wool-fn6-washsd sad picked, SOC, aasas.sa.
medium. zoe; unwsshsd common. 2os; ~ 7asa-6
due, l6c; CotsvOid. 15c: 10. cOarzs, 1910. %
cotton heeces, H9l5c.
The Provision Market.
sel0u are toe present Jo9bIng prIces:
- 9zt q 49,. csaya-ed DC pam (pisin me-ls
to ~ ios- average. ir9l; Is lbs. average. IL.
~ los. average, l0An. 40 lbs average, H.
9ss'y sye{ages. 2i91o lbs. l0lse. Cot ~
hans. SC: California nams. III; Eaglsl brssS
fast bacon. clear. llc: E1clsh shoulders. a
.amiiy shoulders, pieces averaging TO 10 Ia
SIC; dried beef, l5e. Bscou-CIeaf s!iss rs1lr r.
s, 60 race, hsnt weight o.; bellies,
D. :. and Picked Mests-Enxlish cured, c,et.
dds q osess, unV1oked, 71ze; Ban DJrE, c.gss
os5 ohl., 30 l6s Sc 20: pa.k, cleSr. par Dol 81
rs - Is.n.ly porx ciear, pes pol. 20 Ca, e.
LaTd-Pors Seitere1dersd IN tierces. ";
ls1 barrels os 5c-lb t5o~ s5se; 1910 TIA .aoz 90
Boin1us-Iu ciOtn 5ssS IN sEin. &c
The Grocery Market.
,e oE 5s sd sssan ;ss TsoFk 14e5sc; o9o
gfysisl cpTjag. l4es Empire. l1e
Dc1eea- common, s%9l04c: ordinary, IG5ss :
ues az ll1s9tls4c; prime, Izl<4t21zc; stTicg.s
-ntoenf Java, l93<@151<s: Mciaughlln's XXX
soassss LILO pecksges, doe-lo cases, 14;<e: 6o-ic
lc;s =. So; Are1ckle's rossted 1fs<c; LeVsfing's
Aste; caTdces iilSc eates' A No. j, l5szc; Gaze
pSime Ice.
sIgarz-t;utlcSt. nc; powdered. TIC: grsnr-
A IF.-I
80; white exTa q s. 60 se. iizdf brown. 5x (
&c; common grsdes. o85sso; New Orleans, S (
aolssses end eyrtpS-SsW crop New o-lesns
EolHsSes, 5c9e5c: syrup. 24S45c per pal for con
mon 70 cnoIce: maple syrup. 81 1901 s..
Spices = Pepper, I51<9lsbSo: a.soiee. l0al2o:
cioses 191cc; ginger, l7922ci cinnamon IN mats,
L9l5ei 1utmegE, 6 csc,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03
Rheumsiispn oaictIr Onred.

There has never been medi,ine for rheS "a
tsm Introduces in this state tnst has Given Larh
nnlveIsai satisfeetion as Durang's Khenmstic
kemeoy &c stands out alone as the one gsest
remedy hat actually cures this dread disesss II
IS tSken internally ana never has aad never can
iail 10 cure the worst in the shortest time Il
nsDy leading physicians in this state and els.
where ~ i sold by every druggist ri 81 write
Ior ire toTiyspaee pamphlet TO T. X. -HELPHES-
sllSE, Druggist. Washington, .. c.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03

NEW YORK, Feb. Cotton The Post saws:
IN Consequence of Liverpool and Manchester adj
vices & decline in future deliveries here might
have been expected, and the first csu sho we'd
reduction OF I TO 2-lo0c: but although the market
Il DUH prices soon run ND til later months ranged
: TO S-lOOc higher than last Saturday. At third
call Only 100 bales of August were bought a. IL 72c
Bids OF l1,40c were refused for May Futures
closed quiet and stes6y February 2-l01c. March
and bpIil 10 5.IO0c and the balance 100c higher
than last SATURDAY.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03

No rem ely for rheumatism and neu7slg q
ever came before the public SO we'll vlndl.
Gated by previous experiments sud so fortj.
fed ny influential names "a AthioDbnrGs.
Rev h. \. oeelye, Agent OF J lard Of Char
tiles, New Baven. Conn, writes: Ann glad
to certify that AthlOphoros cures my wife of
rheumatism when a other remedies ,si.ed.
See hse taken tuC one bottle to etect per-
nlanelt cnTe. "
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03
The rl II Keen Twlne,

As The season advances, the pains aud sches
by which rheumatism makes itself known are
experience q after every exposure. ltis not
claimed thst Hoods Sarsspaiills is specific
Tor fhs Insiism-vs doubt If there Is, ar Can
be, such remedy. But the thousa n6s ben
Gifted by Hood 5 Sarss pariils, warrant rs in
urging others VINO suffer FROM reeualStism
to take il before the first keen twiDge.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03

For quality, the Polled Angus; for early
maturity and size, the Shorthorn for grass
beef the Hereford for general utility, the
Devon; for butter, the Jersey; for milk, the
Holstein; for cheese, the Ayrshire; for cold,
the Galloway; for heat, the Brahma, and tor
starvation, the Texas. This is the way it
was put by an old dealer and breeder to the
Texas Live Stock Journal
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03

The high price of farm horses in the West
is due to the improvement effected by the
intocUc iion of the French and English
draft stations, hundreds being imported
every season. Pennsylvania has one such
large breeding establishment in Crawford
County, nom which large numbers of heavy
draft stations are sold &c all SECTIONS ~ the
lTr.ited Sfz1Fs
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03
HOrsford,s Acla , .no.unnte
~ SEAS CKNFss.

Professor Adolph OF, New York. says: &
used it for seasickness during an ocean psss-
age. In most of toe cases the violent symp-
toms which cbsracterizs that disease yielded
and gave way to . heaithful action Of the
functions impa red"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03
Dry Goods.

NEW YORK.. Feb Dry Goods Personal de.
mand has been more moderate, put through
ders for new selections aud deliveries show good
volume OF businets OF daily report. Daylight is
announced by agents. PeppeIell brown Shirtings
have advanced prices &c each, 10 55{c. &c, &c
and &c Tor, respectively. Pepperel ~ 0, sad Z.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03

The agricultural papers have most thor
oughlY exposed the evils resulting from a.
lowing COWS to drink from stagaaas ponds
or from water that has remained ton los,g in
uoughs. The sweetest, puress and most
milk is obtained when COWS have ready &C
cess TO clear, pure water.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03

Men VINO suffer through indiscretions, re-
member Aliens Brgin Food restores fa-mer
yigor 10 brain AID body 81; IS Tor S. q,
DRUGGISTS, or by rnsil from J. II Allen, SIS
First avenue New York.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03
"Gone Down Red Lane

This is what the youngsters say when they
wish 10 express the idea that eatables have
been disposed of. Happy is ne whose ssom
sch can digest ali that goes down red lane"
Unhappy IS TIE victim of indigestion who
can not comfortably dispose of his food
Aches, pains, grief and mental suffering are
his portion. The cure for sll this is Browns
Iron Bitters, tbe greatest iron medicine ia
the world. Mre Teidmsn, OF ST. Louis SAYS
81 used Browns Iron Bitters for weak s,om
eth and general debility, and am cured"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03

BALTIMORE. Feb 2-Th'sEy- Steady a. o. 20
al II
ST. LOUIS, FEB , WHISKY Steady at Vi "A
CHICAGO. Feb. -Whisky-SteadF at u Is.
CINCINNATI. Feb. ?. -WhIsky-Stesdy at 81 IS
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2.-Whisky- Quiet ct
g 70
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Poreign money aud stocks.

LONDON, Feb 2.-United States Bonds-l's
As4: is, 141S Railroad Sends Canada Pacinc.
S7G: Erie. 12sS seconds. 555S Illinois Central,
2zsz 81. Paul, "a: sew York central S91s; Penn
sylvania Central 5l15. silyer-4s7s.
PARIS. Feb. 2 -Hentes. s0' 47Jzc
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03

Rye-No. quiet and steak; CSC bid no sellers
Brand Nominal.
CHICAGO MARKErs.
Furnished by 81. 2 Kinney & Co. Grain and Pro-
visi0 1 Brokers. No. Chamber of Commerce.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03
LIVE SIOUX
Indianapolis Live STOCK Market.

UNION STooK-YARDs, Feb. 2.
OATTLR-R Receipts, $50 head; shipments, IS hea I.
The quality was generally common, OF both ship
pers and butchers best grades selling readily,
but no material change from last weeks prices.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03
FIonr. Grain and aay.

FiOnr, Grai0 and aay.
<0nr Patent, s475aSo1; extra fancy. 81 o. ;
iaDcv. - 913f o.: choice. 3 1913 9Is n NJ
SIS 60:traols extra. g. 6131 Is: double sxt-2
: ga -: extra. 81 IS ~ 90 srparfne, = "
IS. 3ne. s. 90.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03

Estirnsted receipts hoEs February 3, so 900 head.
Car lots-Wheat. 2o2; corn, 6l2; oats, Isl.
IsDTASAPoLIs waOLEsALE Markets.
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J. r. RYAN & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

e. and G. East Maryland ST.. Indianapolis
Grain. Flour. Feed. Produce. e'c. Storage for
-four snd merchandise. Our rooms are large, airy
and clean.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03
sTASE RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
Evansville and Terre Hsute Railroad.

Evansville and Terre Haufe Railroad
Via Vandalia Line
Lve-1ndisns polls f7:.5 am spill IS an .45 nm
fefre Haute. 1910 am 500 m IN am
Arr-Evsnsvillet 400 pm -:O5 Dml 7.1s am
Lve-EvG psville- 1915 am ePIO.sO am - sis nu-
ATr-1ere Haute. 1000 an Ply mn IL so ma
Indianapolis. $50 pm 4:40pr.l $50 am
Daily. Daily except Sunday. Parlor car.
SIS eeping
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03

For all Information, rates. mspS, time tables,
etc, call e. he Union Ticket Once, Bates House
corner, Massachusetts, Avenue Depot or at the
Union Depot
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03

2 III ITTITT
Via I. and st. L Railway.
Embellishments f7:IO am q rO.5S On.
IeTre Haute. 40 am P 800 pm $ 4.CO al
Arr-EYGDkville. -. 4:o0 pm 7:O5 pm rs am
Evansville. IS o5 am nPIO:9O an IS Sis pra
AIT-TeTre deEfe 1000 am p 2:l7 upn : IL 50 pfl
Indianapolis 3:15 pm 6:l5 pro 3:t5 am
Daily Daily except Sunday. ParlOr car.
SleepnV car
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Chicago, ~. Louis ana Ptryshurg,
PANHANDLE AND PErNsYLvANrA LISR.l
Wabash ~, Louis and Pacific Railway.

Depart ArTive
DEF. 4 Chi Mail. 7:Ibarn Det. Xxx, s.. s :oOara
oi,Ft.W SM.Ex 2:I5pm Pacific Ey.....1 Scam
De- Ex., d'yF.. 7:l5Dm Bet d Chi Vel g.65pua
IoLFtN &DetCy Il :OOpml Tol. FtW * Detdv 3:59aro
foI lckets and full information call at City
Ticket Office, % SO. H. ST. or Union Depot Ticgei
Office.
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Indiana, blOOmlBg sOn and western.
PEORIA DIVISION,

Louisville. New Albany and Chicago.
(Chicaso Short Line Di7ision.l
Depart Arrive
Frankfort Acc. 5:copm indianapolis MI. S:l5pm
Chicago Egt Es II :l0pmI Ind Eg't tx ds 3:35spa
{. 4 NJ. City Ml.l2:z5pm Indianapolis A. :Ooam
For tickeIs ana information, call at Union De-
Dot and &c South Illinois street
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Rel River.
-

LA EAeIs LEIIFh
Loesnsport 7:So pm 200 an 7:l0 pm l:eo pm
Denver I. =. &
G. Crossing 300 pm 7:53 SIN IS IN II :S5 sIa
Columbia City y 81 pm 9:45 am AS pm 9:l2 era
Auburn June l:l2 pm l0:50 pm IS pm - ero
LEAvE-
Butler -. 100 am II so 2:s5 pm sc am
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CinclnMaIt, halniIton sd

CINCINNATI, Hamilton and iI-cIRERpOlts.
DEPART Arrive
Gin. Day 6 FOL. 4O0am Connersv. zee. 49, cam
g., D., T. & n. 10 .45am Gin p & 81 l. i scam
SonnerhF c.. 4:26pnl Gin. Acc. ........ :0fnna
C.. D, j. d =, bpm Gin. p Z ~ L 10 <CUra
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ID0I~ns p0I.s and YInoyDnos.

D snotaus FGtss and NlhCeBnCs.
Depart Arrive
NJ. 4 Cairo Tx. S:ioam VtncenDeS Ae.-Io :4Oarr
NiLceDnes Ac..- 4:00pm NJ & cairo tx. 6:3Opn
Tor uckeis ana tull Information csll at tickes
otct Penn Lines, northeast coruer Washington
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eovRRNslENT sKCuRTTTEa.
BONDS
ns- yors riuanslAl Rarkss.

NoTK-Tne purchasing prtea for Government
bonds IN Indianapolis varies from the New YORK
quotations y 81 per cent
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Indianapolis and ST. Louls.

Depart. Arrive,
Day Express rs. 7:1O am n. Y h B. Ex.. S:z5 am
Paris Express 80 pm Local PAS ....... $50 am
B. u ST. /. Ex... 6:25 pm Ind 'apois Ex.. eco mo
y. y. 4 st. L. ExIl so pm Day Express 6:25 mo
For tickets and all Information eli al city ofce
No Bates House Block. Union Depot ana Msssss
chusetts Avenue Depot.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1885-07-25

SIMMER AMUsEMENTs. The ire.
pressible, fun making, jolly Maj. Ad-
aison has taken such o liking to Opel
oisaas that be has concluded to remain
III our midst for several months. In
tbs meantime he does not want to re-
lsIn idle, and while promoting his own
isiaeTssts, he intends 10 afford our citi-
ssns an opportunity of passing away the
dull summer hours in mirthful but in
nocent recreation. The Major is going
I'd erect beautiful frellised garden Ia
tie rear Of the old Bailey Hotel. Under
this cool jaunty simmer house Will be
built d FIRST class stage for theatrical and
minstrel performances, and 6rst class
performers including the Major and his
aide splitting repertoire, will give free
performances for the amusement Of our
people. Beside this there will be mag
nifieent fireworks and thrilling balloon
aseanaiOns. All sorts Of the choicestTe-
ffashmenta will be- kept on hand 70 re-
fresh visitors who may seek this home
resort Of fun, jollity, and pleasure.
Lock out for genuine fun, because Maj
AdaiaDn ii determined I'd make the
undertaking auccess lib aal of its inter-
s1Ing details.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1885-07-25
General Notes.

At last advices, Gen. Grant was in
dying condition.
Senator Eustis has returned from Eu-
rope, reaching New York last Saturday.
Charbon and blind staggers are pre-
vailing to an alarming extent in Yer
million parish.
The police jury of Calcaseu parish
have raised the assessment of the Lou
isiana Western Railroad from $4,000 to
$4,000.
The police jury of East Feliciana
have reduced the assessment of the Mis-
sissippi Valley road from $4,000 to
$4,000 per mile.
dentist of New Iberia and well known
in this and adjoining parishes, died in
that town on the l4th inst.
The devastations of charbon in Iberia
parish are on the increase daily, and re.
ports show it to be gradually permeating
the prairie to the west of the Teche in
every direction. 1t has made Judgments
in neighborhoods where it has seldom
or never been known before. Some
small planters cannot put by their crops
owing to the loss of their plow animals.
Ex-senator B. F. Jonas, recently ap-
pointed Collector of Customs, returned
Sunday from Washington. Mr.. Jonas
stated to the writer that his bond. as
corrected. had been forwarded to Wash
ington from this city. and reached there
yesterday. He thought he would be
able to take charge of the Office during
the week probably on Friday or Sat
urday.
Capt. Sinnott, the q. S. Surveyor, and
Col. R. B. Peasants, q. S. Marshal, will
send forward their bonds during the
week and will possibly go into Office
next week.-N. 0. Pic. 21st.
The contract for the iron work on the
Government building has been awarded
to the Snead Company, Louisville, for
the sum of $2400 The wood, flooring,
sheet metal work and slatlng of the roof
was awarded to Justin McCarty & Co.,
of Washington, D. c. Bids on the latter
were as follows: Gingrass, Mulhaupt
g. Co., Shreveport, $4,000; Waring &
Keith, Shreveport, $946O; Lefiingwell
g. Follett, Shreveport, $S445; Justin
McCarty & Co., Washington, D. c.,
$6O00.-Chief, Shreveport
Hon. E. T. Lewis publishes in the St.
Landry Democrat a letter to Secretary
Lamar, in which he assails with great
vigor the claims of the New Orleans
Pacific Railroad, under the Back Bone
Land Grant, to lands upon which set
tiers had established homestead titles
before the railroad, company had fled
its definite location. The most valuable
of these lands have been thus subjected
to the right of entry by these claimants ;
their costs in perfecting their titles
would not exceed twenty five dollars,
while to get il title from the railroad
company they would have to pay three
hundred dollars. Mr.. Lewis protests
that this would be great hardship TO
those settlers, and he appeals to MIR.
Lamar to prevent the same.-N. @ City
Item
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1885-07-25
Order. of Court.

The order of Court dated December 9Th,
1884, fixing the term of Court in and for the
18th judicial District, parish of st. Landry,
for the year 1885, is hereby so modified aud
changed. that the jury term ordered to begin
on Tuesday, September lst, 1885, will not be-
gin until Monday, Septem Der 18th following.
The Jury Commissioners for the 18th Dis.
trict Court, parish of st. Landry, will there
fore draw Venire of Jurors for three weeks
service for the trial alike of criminal and civil
cases, and the Sheriff will summon said Ve-
nire i'll accordance with existing laws, to at
tend on Monday, September I4th. 1885, from
week to week thereafter, for three weeks un-
less sooner discharged. The Clerk will post
one copy of this order in the Clerks Office,
another on the front door of the Court House,
aud hand another to the Editors of the Opel
ousas Courier, to be published for the full
space Of thirty days preceding the 14th of
September, 1885.
Given in Chambers at OpeIousas La, this
29th June, 1885.
G. W. HUDSPETH,
Judge 18th Judicial Dist. of La.
A true copy
(~~) G. MAYO,
SEAL Deputy Clerk,
(~~~) 18th Judicial District of La.