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The Arizona champion., 1885-08-08
Maud $. Leads the Tretting Record.

Maud s. renewed her claims to the title of "Queen of the Turf" at Cleveland, Ohio, on the goth ult., in the presence of Io,oco people. The fleet little mare trotted mile over a slow track in a:SA. This beats her previous record by half a second and is one second and half faster than the best mile ever trotted by any oth. CT horse. The trial was for cup and time goes on record. The day was a warm one. There had been heavy storms during the night, and the track wss heavy. When the mare came out to break her record, the track was in fair condition, but not fast. Sporting men bet heavily that her record would not be lowered. First quarter was made in 5aH sec onds, z:Io gait; second quarter 3a seconds, a:oS gait, reaching halt in I:o4H. The third quarter was trot- ted in 3r seconds, the fastest of the mile, ending the mile in a;oS amid the widest excitement.
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-08
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that on ana after this date the CHAMPION will mol be responsible for any debts contracted by Dayton M. Fay.
 Flagstaff, August Ist, 1885.
 MRs. A. E. FAY, Prop.
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-08
SUMMONS.

 TN THE JUSTIcES COURT. FLAG \ staff Township, Yavapai county. Arizona Territory, J. w. spaford. Justice of ths Peace.
 James Ballie, Plaintiff, vs. Eugene NJ. Adams, Defendant The Territory of Arizona sends greeting tc Eugene NJ. Adams. defendant: You are hereby summoned to appear before me at my office in Flagstaff, in the county ol Yavapai, on the goth day of September, 1885 at 10 o'clock, a. m., in an~ action brough, against you by said plaintiff, to answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff, filed herein.
 Said action is brought to recover from you the sum of three hundred dollars, the same being services performed by Jane D. Givens for the said defendant at the Aver Lumber Company's mill, in said county, the whole done and performed between the I 3th day of May, 1885, and the 20 day of July, 1883. That on the 18th day of July, 1885, and before the commencement of this action, the said Jane D. Givens assigned to the plaintiff the said account and ali right, tile and inter- est therein, or judgment will be taken statutory damages and cost of suit, if you fail to appear and answer.
 To the sheriff or any constable of said county, greeting: Make legal service and due return thereof.
 Given under my hand this goth day of July 1885.
 J. w. STAFFORD,
 Justice of the Peace,
 Said County and Township.
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-08
Notice of Dissolution.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing Il between F. w. Middleton and w. J Hill, is this day dissolved by mutual conseht F. w. Middleton will collect all outstanding debts due the firm and will pay all indebted ness against said firm.
 F. w. MIDDLETON,
 w. J. HILL. Flagstaff, July 2s, 1885.
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-08

be cured of weakness and the above diseases, is owing to a copphcationed, called Prosta.
 torrhea, which requires peculiar treatment. Liebig's lnvigorator No. 2 IS positive cure for Prostatorrhea. Price of either Invigora. tor, sa per bottle; six for sro. Sent to any
 address on receipt of price, orc o D. Re.
 sponsible persons pay when cured. Strictes' secrecy maintained. Patients cured at home Liebie's dispensary rans an elegant drns
 store in the building. Consultation, person ally or by letter, free.
 Ordinary Cases--Any recent case of spec ial or privae diseases cured for SIo. Rene.
 dies sufficient to cure will be promptly sent
 with full directions and advice, on receipt O
 sIo. All packages are securely covered iron
 observation.
 Inyigoratcr sample free.
 Call or address Dr. Liebig & O., 70,
 Geay Street. Private entrance, 4os Maso street. San Francisco. .,;, asa ....,.,
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-08
sUMM0NS.

IN THE JUSTICES cocRT. FLAG. \ staf Township. Yavapai County. Afizois'ss1s Territory, ]. w. Spaaord, Justice of the Peace.
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-08
The Great English
 REMEDY.

l Is a never failing ; cure for Nervous De. |bility, Exhausted V. ltaliry, Seminal Weak
 ness, SpermatorhoesI lLost Manhood, Impo. Itency, Paralysis, and Iaod all the terrible ef fleets of self abuse. Youthful fnllies ander
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-08
SUMMONS.

TN THE JUSTICES COURT, FLAG A staff Township, Yavapai County, Arizona Territory, J. w. Spafford, Justice of the Peace.
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-08

Eniamonds,, Ear Drops,
 EH Pins Rings. 0I. j. SsAsicx. AIhaaessqs>
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-08

TN THE JUSTIcE2 COURT. FLAG. \ staff Township, Yavapai county. Arizona
 Territory, J. W. spaiiord. Justice of the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-11

This entertainment was rcsumet
last night with more varied pro
grammc. y quartctte of male voice.
being the principal feature, which be
my well rendered, called forth
rounds OF applause that nccessitatrd
Ill encore being given The drilling
OF the young ladies in the waiter
corps was exceptionally good. which
earned for them, most Justly, euco.
miums of the most cumpliinrntar,
Alnd ON every side.
During the time that supper wa.
being served. half II dozen Ct the mos
handsomely painted waters wee
sold ut auction, which together with
the immense gilt spoon carried by
Miss Friend, while in command
brought nearly $40; the spoon and
two of the walters were bought
by Major Charles Moran, jr.
giving S2Q for the former Mr. Martin
Cheesman acted rs auctiomcer. and
did so admirably. As to the supper
itself, nothing could have been bet
ter, and nothing could be more
marked than the appreciation show II
il By all, especially the oyster tables,
winch were ably presided over by
Mesdames George W Jackson, John
Scott and Stark West; and the ice
cream "parloretie," under the pleas
ant direction of Miss Richardson of
Houston, assisted by Miss Mamie
Kerr and Miss Thompson, came in
tor goodly share of attention, not
withstanding the uninviting degree
AT which the thermometer is now
standing. A lunch will be served to-
day from u to > p. m, and the public
are invited.
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Toa|| Fellows Sufferers

Who are now convalescing from
deugue, let one who has been Their ,
too, give you his experience, and fol-
.ow it If you would be speedily res
tored; eat plenty of apples. and drink
rood cider freely. AS diet, rare
EFF steak and broil chicken will
very light bread; eggs and rich milk
IN abundance. Then follow right al
UPWARDS with a dose Of fuckers
ILL" to digest aud assimiate your
food, and this, at last, is the secret OF
health, a good digestion, which means
the manufacture of blood, and that is
the life of man. whereby wasted
tissue, depleted by disease, is built up
and the vigor and the rosy hue OF
ur former selves once more asserted.
Try It. Our word for it. You will
never live long enough to cease thank
ny your friend W. l.. TUCKER.
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waco Roasted Coffee.

We have bOught The entire Outht 0i
coffee mills, rooster, grinder, etc, II
the Waco Coffee company, lately
operated by y. c, McKecn x Co., aud
are now prepared to iurni-h any
quantity, style or grade Of strictly
fresh roasted coffee. The superior
cxccllcncy of our goods over the
northern grade and unlresh stock can
be easily demonstrated go the entire
satisfaction of all who will give it Il
trial. BE sure and insist on having
the Waco coffee, rs all groccrs arr
supplied ut wholesale prices By your
/ friends determined 20 excel.
A. InNES IANLnN n BKn.
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Proper rren,men,for Coughs.

That the reader may fully under
stand what constitutes good cough
aud lung syrup, we will say that tar
and wild cherry i, the basis of the
best remedies yet discovered. These
ingredients, with several Others
equally as cilicaciou-, enter largely
into Or Bo-anko'- cough and lung
syrup, thus making il one of the most
reliable now on The market Prize
50 cents aud 81. sample free. sold
BY Williamson x TO.
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InHctiun OF the kidneys and bladder Ia
iraught with danger Renal diseases OF the
most stubborn and fatal character have thi,
initial symptom To disregard It ~ to invite
them Hostnttcrs stomach Bitters has thA
special quality NJ stimulating urinary socrc.
uou aud discharge To a drgree consonaut with
health. and no further Il Is not au cX'itaut
of the HrEauS like the uumedicRtcd stimuli Of
commerce. 1t simply ArOuSes them when their
'ctiyity and ST NliN ARE impaired This stim
ulatiug and touic action the Hittcrs llkvW see
tNcrts upon the hOWcls tie liver and the Nlom
hrh. u Hycrts fruAl disease. cures dvsprpsia
rrcyeut, and remedies fever and sguc and rt-
moves hiIuuyucss aud constipation Nouuet
'uuIc * BIS. AMI to pcrsrus with a tendency to
g1nt ID strongly recommends ttSrlt as % ts "a
tue drpurcut Of the blood
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IN THE CRY.
order Aonr coal rom Palmer.

-
D'"'r N"Hr 'oH' from rainier.
'tant 'hoIHri ph"'"s' - per doz
L""h VI' '"I inns moNlhg wagon
i'eHhr cabinet photos' ~ per doz
=, lrI'Phohe Tor screen coal from Jno
'I'IrH. -,
u '.up.u soap MI" eN'r"c'7 al II
nruI'I' 59,'',.-.,, 80
-, . ''' """ '"'u 'o"' ~ ACC
'" H, a. "t.ii.,oi..,. -. p.,, a..
ao, 'o ,,i.,. I',' 1" I""N ut "'"'c On NON.
wa, an Us ,'"3 ,., So, ,
Cban,,'r r"J p,a va N'''N ice" sou 'S
i ~ os D-,,,-.
,.rI. ,' az ~, -" 80 ~ "'u''' '"''7'''as
oml,' ~, In.. ,...., A..
Ac.,d.t,n,' ~ ,r, A''' Ut 'ne
Bsiimorn. ny.tory .of cont. ,.o. l,..
en- tnr :, ih.rl.- l''' "'1--
chambers h,ns r.al,o- d s.oo,.,,,.
of country r,nJusc ''''' ' '''"' ,
ChiIJrru'- nirtYra. mad. . srcoo.s
at tllr A,,,I.u,. .nr Arr
An tbr hest brand. az c,rrod uo,J.
-oldby Cbamhrr. Er,.
Tlc price, of RnuIaud'. FOODS defy
roupctitiou iron, ANY ou.rter
Trv Chambers Bros ~ r. p
hour Fer, ,nck Guaranteed
no tu our r,oak DEPARTMENT this
week for bargains. SANoLK Bro,
Brrwick b41 OYSTER. in Nil .tvle-
Is cents Ter dozen al the ST. Chare
Cham cr- Bros. carry splendid
line Of fancy candle, for the holi
DAYS
.li,... ,t.,,ll.,,,,, l,.,..-. 10, l, "a ,- I,t,
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Farmers and Mechanics.

save money and doctor bills Re
lieve your mothers, wives and sisters
by timely purchase Of Dr Bpsanko's
cough and lung syrup, best known
remedy for coughs, colds, Group and
brouchia! affections. Relieves chill
dren of Group in one night may save
you hundreds of dollars. Price 80
cents aud 81. Samples free. sold by
Williamson a Co,
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Notice

| beg leave to notify the public that
| have this day withdrawn from the
firm OF Diet1 Il Kraft. and have ssso-
ciatrd my self with Mir. Burlich, pro
prietor ofthc French bakery. under
the firm name OF Berlich Il Diet1.
We Will open bakery and ,nfcc-
tionnry store on Austin street, near
Eighth, on Tuesday. December sth,
ana viii make a speciality Of bread
baking. in which wo are enabled to
excel by reason Of our long expert
cnce. II DlErH
Waco, Dec. 3, 1883.
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Mr.. Charlie, Ra,t has n fresh ship
ment of Plants A flour - full line
Of Batavia goods, and the finest as.
,Drrment OF candies, rai-ins almonds,
rurrants. pecans. etc, for he holidays
that CAP be found in this market
/ see him.
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ool.
CRY uAHK bss

n LOUIS urcemLet 10 ~ DOL Il he ma s@j /.
steady aud Unchanged. Tub-HHsLef 't4E, ir,
ltwa,hod. l4t, ~; IeGNs. lOes1 ih,c
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Man want. but LITTLE here below Woman
wants PoEfonrs Complexlon Powder For sale
BY all druggists AVID aucy goods dealers Sold
by Castles & Morrison, Waco Tex.
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THE WEATHER.

wAsHiSoroS. December 80 Indications Tor
the west gun state. Fair weather. winds be
coming light and variable slight rise IN ten.
pcraturp
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'ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

other dealer IN Waco
MIR + Van Du,cr b.s r,,,,,si b,s
nusic storc to tbn bu;lJin,, donr
to : W Nolr, ON Au.fiu .nv.u,i.
ntrn.itr b,,,,,t. ,1,,t.,,,r.,.i, ,,olI,.r,
-,
iue u'Aii,i'IH lo' l'ul' 'eh' auu
ny VI, PRAYER ana MAY NJ ]"
~" CuR'" Wu,>htN Hht NuRrHta'
t ~ ana burgundy cl"ret al TIE
~, ,"'""".
ne eNh9 ~ Louis Pay car
l'"t1eV "a, gu ga 'le GU! ErS'trdAl ana
p'.u ou 'nc ""N9 I"' 'ne hl'ulH OF
pGt"per
I've LUIS 'iie young man VINO
WIS On trial N'uhe'daN III the d! So
nv. court Nas gwen seven Years III
'Hg Penitehtiafl'
'Ilcuus Oh george smith are sun AT
NIth ge''.hs >lSh'rI 10 Tue petition
nshlnR uoNerhor ireland lor ms
l"Iu1h'
'chtt. Tor lhe fire pepArtnlehl
ua'l' Whl'l comes on ON lucsdH{.
'eCeiloef Z-nu' are now III th' hands
OF an the hfe boys, ana the ENAMlNER
WIN IaE wager that every ticket
printed VIII be SOLD
ne reporter was told yesterday
that the suggestions of the l'ay and
Examiner IN reference to walk
across the plaza. meets with the seq
tlmcnts OF every citizen who has to
cross that great bank of san in go
ing to or coming from East Waco.
mere l. genera 1re'ing IN iaVor
" nA'lie our'h stree from WASH
lngton to Mary, guttercd aud curbed
the same rs the avenue. 1t would
give good drainage, and besides run
the storm water otiin its proper chan
neIs. ihe city council may order The
work done.
Inc hunting party composed Of MIR.
I. I. ullOch, Colonel /. f. Ross,
Kew Howell Taylor. and others, have
returned from the Trinity river,
where they Killed seventeen deer,
numerous ducks, and other small
game me weather was beautiful,
ana they hAd most excellent time.
me ENAMfNEk Is IN receipt "t All
hIltS'i0h to- attend Grand ma>quc
rue uH'I 10 DE gwen r'l'aN evening
i ,,eGeHloer ISth; at burrs naIL 10y
w.; ~, i''i"' ul"h ii"ugc 40 w. IA OF !.
ne n".iIe VI 'he cry Is not mention
eu on me lhVl'ation' bnt from the
n"'''1 e., gu 1''e committee we suppose
II ~ I'll Pl';
-h', Ionh or1 man, me e'illeillAh
WV nllS ne p,s uorh III 'h' Flrc ne
r'''t"' "ShI win Wihd' mn pIah'
ton Que ~ NV n'"S' h'"" ''"l UNI
W 'l'' '''l i" " u ny any pHn" ~ 'ie
.i''Hcu9 WIZ JuHt ncIP 'hr ou'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-11

~. Louis, December 10. -Fluut- gniot sud
unchanged
Nhrat-ioVci under depressing advicos
from Other markets. sold on IT, be- tori noon, re-
covered - sud closed = below yesterday and
firm 10 2 rod cash %. January, h',H'b,
closing At 9iSC bid February Q. sHI7tc
closing At o. 'tc May lJ3hrsl ui', closing at
o.. 40 rcd. cash. spc MD
Curn--los and lower cio ing ~ sc below
yesterday. No , mixed cash. ;l'sc, beccm, g,
49,. IA &C. 'lost at a',c. January. HsjtAr.
closing ~ atac May, SIC
Oats-tirm hut slow No mixed. cash, %
@4sA' prccm her. ~ bid May. % SNH1l.C
Corn meal quiet at t5d,l 70.
Whtkoy-l w Tor finished goods, !! toi
spirits
rrovislou,-Vcry quiet and unchanged. 1h'
/ suspcus On ofnayis ton checked tho suHthert
demEnd and only n Job Trade WAS done "i
previous pr.Cea
Forks olas % foT old. 10 81 for now.
LArd-SUmiuRl Htgj4
Boxed dry sailed mrAts-LonR clear. $50
tA1l short rib. 80. shurtrleAt $40
Bacon Long clear. g. -. abort fihr 5 70-'t
s 70 short clear = iIgi -
HAmB-E ma iu 30
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Referring TO the above. return
thank, for the patronage extended to
me and recommend nay successors t.
the patronage of my friend, and the
public generally
TRAVIS +. JOINS.
Waco, November .l.-lm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-11

exports tins weet Great Britain. % a.
France 1tol. Continent 47.y-f stoss Al United
states ports this day, eJ40>s this day lat yea
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GENERAL COTTON RECEIPTS

HALvksrOS Uecemb or 40 -- The folluwiu, Is
ID cntrp pa tsttve statement az cotton rCcCipt- r..
thV principal markets TODAY am thcsHmc ie'o
as .pHf
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COMMERCIAL.
WACO COTTON MARK CT.

WACO. rcxss December "a Msrks
easy prices unchanged
Receipts today nett tDo bales sto,' e2o
t1ts1 to late. So. t. bales
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

sgv YORH spoTs-HtaHr RsrOHr.
SswYurk December 10 Spot cotton closed
iuu. ViutAuuus unchanged
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Bsbic, forthc thiidrcn.

The youthful heart still clings with
wonderful tenacity to dolls. Taft
has the most complete assortment in
tho city.
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Mrs WinIpws soothing syrup should sI
way Doe Used for chiliren to"tuug. ll soo'h'
the child -1itHus the gums allays all pAiu-
ilnrrhl-r
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Look at the new stylos and bar
gains in clothing at Is. Iiabcr.
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a. h#t.'N % ~ |I.t-
r.GutHtu.a' tic digestive ,rs.us ALT over sire
world Have 10 Zoo your nousr. a six your gro
rrr or druggist Ton the genuine article manu-
Hcturcd ly pf j. q, Is -i,E"r' s SONS.
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Ga holidays 1t Ia our purpose to make
IL, 'Ss''1e snest display Of meats Of all
\. 10Th wiz end domestic. that has over
u, 10 Waco Preparations have even
,. Desra Win mt intent, No such .
w. ~ p'ofusioa has ever before been
| h. viii be displayed one Christmas
'''' the week following
SANFORD JOHNSON Prop'r
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OTOCeTIss,

BGcon--hOrt cIeAT. 10,
Hams-ll 20 AC.
Aoia'ses- Louisiana. 30 10 Sc. LosisiAn.
syup, t'c
to1ec- Fair, % 10 100. PRIME kio, i0Glle
choice RIO ~ a. nc, PeAbprry, l3Nl3sc,
-ugArs--BrpW d, tasdkt. y q, ~ s7',C Brown
TNn7a xranulated *.
a. nesl--HAlf barrels &ON tot4s .tiu sar.
tsA Is Asn1sJ, yesrL 80.
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NEW Nors procmhcr lO-Futufcs closed
firm, ID 81 p points hlgh"f
oa.cs DO, 80
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET


SEN OElrAN- Deccmhcr 49, -Fututrs opcuo,
steady. iuiri quiet hut firm closed 4uiot hu
steady % to points lower.
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CHICAGO December ~ The Dfoyets Jour
nal reports cattle receipt. goDU shin
m'n'' I,tVf market tslri} scllye aud lp
IpWrr. shipping steers. , aJ6lf % car oi
choice Christmas bycveH sold fnf u ~. COWS.
uulls aud HiIed yya4 70 buls. sIaSL.
through Texas cows. 3 .Qg 20
Hogs B0ccipts % 90. market steady a. 4 a.
sheep Receipts 900 shipments none.
mark'i steady natives unG1 Vol. western.
4upa o 1i. Texans. 2 G0G4 - lambs per Le0d.
tHNf 10
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p.sne'. cabinet photos So per d"
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The Good Thing. of Earth.

DcAne's cabinet photos, s. per do'
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ruft'- stock of books j. tho biggest
thing out 1t is attracting people
from Ne ghhoriug towns VINO come
to Waco to rc-,tuck their libraries.
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Deuue's cabinet photos, So per dos
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Coru-vhite. per On. 80.
Odts-aAcks gtcM4Sc.
y heal--t.5Cn75c. per bIAApi
SirHfHqua wheat iOc
MiiIet-per ton, - 10
Prairie nhy-utr ton HHftt
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Tat is actually turning away Gus
toners because Of his running short
on certain goods.
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We have purchased the insurance
business ui Mr. Travi, L. Jones.
FuKI u MoKKuW.
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Fresh hooking bird food, at II.
Bchreu..
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For first class work, 90 to the Acade-
my of Art.
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AffFRNuUN HOARD.
A. 'nc afternoon board wheel ",' 49,,
lower
Corn stoady
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-05

and has msveG into 1t with her three
daughters.
Bryant's Business College has rems-ed to
che Sentinel building, corner of Meridian
and Circle streets.
The Wabash passenger train due here be-
tween 0 and f0c'clock last evening was de
lsyed at Nobles-ille two hours on account of
the breaking down OF the engine.
Night before Last John Nurse found two
watches and 81 in cash secreted in s1 alley
not far from Tom Kings place, OF South
West street, which was robbed weeI ago.
Miles Stout. son OF Rev. Mr.. Stoat, was
attacked by two negroes on Thursssy night
rear bis house. but be managed to free him.
self before they could go through his peck
cts.
The Elite Darcing Club will GRE their
third and last social of the season next Fri
day evening at Pfafflin's Hall. Toe club
promites 10 make this the grandest the have
yet given. Invitationai.
The South Meridian street dumping
ground is said 20 throw of an odor which
in no scents compares With bridal b0Ge uet"
and the attention of the authorities i5 very
respectfully bussdrmly called thereto.
TIE friends OF the Sentinel who wish to
contribute society items for the Sunday pa
FER Will confer sesavor By sending thom in
not later than o'clock on Saturday even
IDg. IL Will De necessary 10 insure tDsI APP
pesrence in the Sunday paper that tksy be
received at this Office not later than o'clock,
but an hour earlier is preferable.
John II. Phillbrooks Yesterday instituted
attachment proceedings against the Kmy
Gordon Opera TrO1pe now at English'c in
Justice Shocks Court. The claim was Cor
t35 for lunch for members of the troupe.
The gods were not ettachsd until afsar the
close of the performance last night in orCsor
10 allow the performance to go on.
Robert Douglass wEs given a verdict fol
$e5 sgainst Thomas Wren yesterday in
Squire Smccks Court. Douglass recently
received SIG from England. and was induced
By Wren 10 go into the saloon business on
Sosth Tennessee street. According to the
evidence Wren took out the license in his
own name, and soon sfber Douglass found
bimsslf out OF the saloon. He brought the
suit With the result as aboge.