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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
RIEL,S REBELLION.
The Steamer Northcote Aground Below the
Elbow, Etc.

WINEIPse Man, April 30 Chief Com
missioner Wrightly has rscsived the follow
ing telegram from Major General Laurie:
THE steamer Northcote left Saskatche-
wan Landing on April % with 200 of
the Midland Battalion and tive barges in
tow, carrying about 100 toss Of forage, pro.
visions and ammunition and the ambulance
corps Have jest received 8 letter from Col
onel Van Ssraubomzie, who is on board. He
says the vstssl lie aground three miles bslow
the Elbow. sent the steamer Minnow down
1o-dsy TO tzke OF the doctors aud eatIing
guns. and To push on TO CIsrkes Crossing TO
bring the wounded back. Dr. Roddick aud
sn ambn'aUce CORPS left tonight via Moose
Jaw 10 attend 70 the wounded"
CALGARY, April 80 -ColOnel Smiths bat
talon pulled out for Edmonton Yesterday.
ltaving enc company here. aoother at
6ticheD. All another ~ Mcleod They wsrs
sfconEapitd oy fifty scouts and seventy i've
tesms. IL - 10 secre: that Colonel Smith
q q Dot want 10 60 by Edmoaton believing
ne would have more fighting ii be took tue
trail flous CTovfoot 20 Fort Pit.
ST.. PAU1, April 30-It ia believed tina
there viii be fighting later on 81 Sounding
laee. which is on this trail Immediate
It'd active measures will bs taken to drive
the Fore Citt. Saddle Lake aud Frog Lake
lndiars 10 North B'anch, where they will
be run down by the forces under colonel
HelSchm. ?
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SENATOR HARRIS INTERVIEWED
Regarding the Recent Publication I'm the
New York World as to the Issue BE-
tween Him and mr. Bayard.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 30.-The Appeal
tomorrow will publish an interview with
United States Senator !. G.. Harris In refer
ence to the publication made in The New
York World regarding an issue between
Senator Harris and Mr.. Bsyard, which was
said to exist during the session o. the Forty
sixth Congress and after the resignation OF
Senators Conkling and Plat. Senator HRr-
ris says: II was approached by q number Of
Senators, both Democratic and Republican,
with the proposition to elect me President
pro tenn. OF the Senate. When approached
oy Democratic Senator'S on the subject / in
ouirsd II Mr.. Bayard then ths senior
Democratic Senator, had bean can
suited on The subject. seying he was the
senior on our side of the Cham Der, and must
De consulted befOTe any action WAS taken.
No Senator being able to answer that be had
beea consulted, I said l would talk TO him
myself Gu the subject. Soon thereafter in
vited Mr.. Bsysrd into the cloak-room. and
stated the case 70 him. After making sew
ersl suggestions. which he thought worthy
Of consideration. He said to me, Il will
think OF it, Since which time the subject
has never been mentioned between "a, and
from that time 10 the end OF that Congress,
refused TO entertain any proposition
lOuklDS " lHy ticCttOI LD budt
position. and the Coogrsss adjourned
without the election ot q President pro tenn.
Ii there were negotiations st any time pend
ing Detwesn Republican ADD Democratic
Senators looking TO give the Democrats .he
position Of President pro tenn, aud the Re-
publicaDs control OF the c)mnittees, ss
stated by the correspondent OF the World
| certainly never heard OF them. and was
never approached by any Senator or other
person upon the subject, and the statement
that bad been approached and consented
TO such ga arrangement is wholly I'M
founded F"
In reply to the question, Has not Mr..
BsysTd astagonized your opinions aud
wishes in respect 10 Tennessee appoint
mentsg' Senator Harris said, 'I have no
positive knowledge on the subject, bat
recognized in Mr.. Bsyard u warm personal
friend OF my colleague, and | have believed
and do believe that in respect ID matters
about which NV colleague and myseit have
unfortunately differed in opinion, that Me-.
Bsvsrc las hesn IN f1ll sympathy with my
rollssRue. and has used his influence In
support OF his views and wishes"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

NASHVILLE Tenn, April 80 AT the Belle
Mead breedicg es.ablishment to-day forty
thoroughbred colts and FLIES were sold at
an AVERAGE OF S55s and aggrsgating So. 32j.
The following were the purchasers of the
colts: N. !, by Luke Blackburn and Soar.
ro"gTass, to Nsssrs. Dryer Bros New York.
Tor $500; No sv Bramble aud Erningarde,
same buyers. S525; No. s. by Lake Black.
burr and Trih1la,ion. to s. Emarv Nav
YORK, Tor 500; No 4 Enquirer and Bonnie
Belle, ~ q W. Curtis. Inoisna, for s2s5: No.
. brsmo,e snd Valerian. to L. u. Bruce
New York. $500: No s Enonirer and vail
Ia, to John Asckey. Ssa Frsucisco: No. :
Luke Blackburn aud Silver Maid, to Dwyer
Broa. $3.50: No. s. Great Tom and saxony,
70 John Msckey, Saw Fra acisco, 1926: No. Q.
Branble apd LAZY Lenders. 20 Aopleby &
johnson, Nev York. 500; No. 10, none; No.
AZ. Like Blackburn aud Eochrs. co Enc
~, New York, ssI5; No. Is. Luke Black.
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SPRING FIELD, ILL.,, April 39.-The cattle
men assembled in convention here to-day
pursuant 10 call to consider means to pre-.
vent tee spread of contagious pieuro-pnsu-
monia. Toe testu'e of the morning session
consisted Of an address by Governor Oglasby,
in which be stated hat ne had scheduled
against Missouri cattle a9d the reasons for
his action. He expressed his hearty approval
of the objects of the convention. and favored
appropriate legislation. The State Veteriu.
arian should have power to appoint assist
ants and inspectors and sufficient sum of
money should be appropriated to pay for
cattle which it might become necessary to
SLAUGHTER.
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BIRNISeHAm, Ala, April Sous. before
day light yesterday morning. when the outh-
bound L. and n. passenger train was about
five miles above here, several DOING passen-
gers were startled by an explosion which
proved to be suicidal, the pistol shot killing
q man who was shown by papers on his per-
son to be Elijah Pierce, OF Johnson's Greek,
New York. The remains were put of the
tram here. and will be embaImsd, awaiting
shipment back to New York. The man was
well dressed and had nearly 500 and a silver
watch and gold chain. The cause of the
suicide is not even coujectured. The rail-
road ticket read from Buffalo, n Y, 10 Live
Oak Fla
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
A BOLD ROBBERY.
a Desperado shoots Baggagsman and
Express Messenger, Rifles the Safe
and Escapes.
Special 10 the Sentinel.

~tcI4o& 70 INC ccuAucl
BLooxINGToS. Ind. April 30.-Atter the
Chicsgo express, due here at IL AS, had taken
water at the Hsrrodsburg tank, below here,
las. night, and gotten fully under way,
man entered the baggage and express car
and struck Baggagemsster Weber senseless
with bIudgson. and then shot American
Express Messenger George Davis through
the brain. When Weber returned to con-
sclousness he was confronted by the robber,
who, with revolver Ia hand, compelled him
to take the keys from the pocket of Davis
and unlock the express safe, which the rob.
Der rified, and then shot Weber in the
neck, rendering him again IN
conscious. BE soon regained his
senses and managed to get to hls feet and
grssped the bell rope. giving the alarm. As
the train slowed up the robber Jumped of
and escaped. The wounded men were
brought here. Weber was conscious aud
gave the meager facts known, bat his recoy-
cry Is doubtful. Davis is alive, but has
been unconscious all the time, his brains
oczicg out Of the bullet mole, and
he can not recover. Both men were taken
to their homes at New Albany and Louis
vile to-day. Two hundred men from here
and the citizens in the neighborhood OF the
robbery are securing the country for the
robber, but at 6 D. M. we hear nothing OF mis-
capture
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
A Double Frame House Blown Up.

PoTTsvILLE, April 30.-Shortly after eight
o'clock this evening two men were seen by
woman living IN the neighborhood to deposit
something under double frame house on
South Second street, In the suburbs OF this
city, and hastily depart In few minutes
violent explosion occurred, blowing out the
foundation wall OF the house, tumolipg
down the plaster and scattering the furni
tuse about. The house is occupied by six
teen Hungarian laboters, the wives OF two
of them and several small children. None
Of the inmates were seriously injured. No
clue TO the perpetrators OF the outrage.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

NEW York. April 3d. Richard Short, who
muIdsrously assaulted Captain Phelan, was
brought to the Court OF Oyer and Tsrminer
this morning FOR trial. As the counsel were
still engaged in summing up in the Mayor
perjury case however, Short was assigned ID
quarters in.tbe court room. AS soon 0s tbs
Msyor case is finished Shorts trial will be
commenced. a large crowd occupies the
court room, ADD among il police officers and
Deputy Sherifs are thickly scattered. Sh1ri's
council made several motions for delay, ali
we're OverTultd
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

Special 70 the Sentinel
sHELBYvILLE, April 30-NeIsoa PIr6um
has applied for divorce from his wife Alice.
to whom be was married in December, 1884
to compromise paternity suit. Just one
week from the date Of their marriage his
bride was torn from his arms and sent to the
Female Reformatory for larceny. This and
the fact rs be alleges. that she was not
enCeinte 81 the time OF their marriage, forms
the basis of his complaint.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
a Small Tornado,

kansas CRY, April 30.-A small tornado
passed near Peasant Hill, Mo-, last night,
unroofDg several houses and blowing down
fences. Thirteen cars of Missouri Pacific
freight train were blown from the track.
Four OF the CARS were loaded with hogs,
many OF which were killed. The cabo0se
was overturned, and OF four occupants three
suffered severe bruises. Near Harrisonyille
a high wind dersiled several freight cars. and
ct Holden one child was killed add consider
able dsmsfe was done to property
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
Billiard Tournament Ended and slosson Is
Champion.

NEW YORK. April 3O.-The tenth and last
game in the billiard tournament took place
tonight between Schseffer and Slosson.
Siosson in the fifteenth inning was six points
behind his opponent and in the sixteenth
was IS behind. Fortune favored him fro IN
the seventeenth inning for then he began to
improve, and made 33 points, and % Ia the
eighteenth 6chaeffer made some wretch I'd
shots after that inning. Slosson's average
was very good. His best runs were 80, 40
So 80 and 81. Scbseffers score was $40 sad
SIesson's 500. The game LISTED $50 Slos
sons average was % while Schasffer's was
D. This contest makes Siossoa champion
of the IA inch bake line game.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

NoRwALK, Conn.,. April 30 "A number of
young people gathered st the Five Mile
River Church Saturday night aud enjoyed
sn ice cream festival Thirty eight OF them
who psrteok Of the ice cream were seized
with violent illness. some vomiting, others
becoming temporarily blind, aud few de-
lirious. They were assisted to their homes
and all recovered under medical care. Upon
exsrnipation IL was found that the bottom
of the Ice cream freezsr was OF gaivSnisssf
ircn, with covering OF zinc. Tas frsezsr
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
Fir,t Case uuder ohio,a sew Law.

CLEVELAND. O., April 3O.--At Jefferson, o.,
to Cay the motion for new trial in the case
CT Webster, the Geneva murderer, was over.
ruled and the accused sentenced to be
hanged. Webster SIM maintains tnat lie Is
innocent, and says he could prove it if ne n Al
tins This is the 6rst sentence under the
law requiring executions to take plaza IN the
peniteutisry at Columbus. Toe Judge or.
cered that Webster be taken 60 the Oeaiten-
tiary within thirty days snd that he be
hanged before Sunrise Oh October l.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
Real Msrata Transfars,

The following deeds were recorded Thursday,
april 80 reported by steeg & Bernhsner.
sbstFscS compners, IL and is Thorpe Block.
Telephone, l04s:
Polly Ann Stoops ct al. to JESSE Roe e.
al, warranty deed TO part OF the west
hall OF tn southeast quarter OF section
So. township II, range containing 81
acres 200 90
John s. Metcalf ct al. 10 William Il. Eng-
lisb warranty deed 10 lots 81 and 20 in
King SD bdivjsion OF lot ana part Of
IOt in Brysnls addition to the city OF
Martha NJ GREGORY TO sTed A Gregory
ct al, warranty deed TO lot in Ell
wards Subdivision OF block - IN John
annapolis - 49, -. :. 49, 100 co
Quit claim 10 sane LOO 90
ConveyanCes, 4; consideration $500 10
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
L,nchipgtn Kanaas.

KANSAS CRY, April SO orge Mack, who
murdered Richard Parker, his nployer, a
sale on-keeper at Great Bend, Kas., Sunday
morning, and wss captured in this city and
returned there to day. when the train
rescht d Great Bend a 10 O'Clock tonight,
Mack was taken from the officers by q mob
of men ia waiting who tied rope about
the miscreant's neck and dragged him
through the streets and then hanged hin to
tree and ridcled his body with baliets.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
Relief Committee for E.ocAed-out Miners
and LabOrels.

WHKKsBARRE, Pa. April 3)-A general
committee has been appointed to furnish re-
lief to the miners and laborers now locked
oat in the lower portion of Lrzsrne County.
The committee this morniog met and di.
vlvidtd The coal region INTO three districts.
DJiHon miners, and Carbon County will aid
The Beaver Meadow men. Every indication
points 10 prolonged and stubborn struggle
between the men who are locked out and the
.sr.ur
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

SOUTHAMPTON, April 30-Arrivsd: Steamer
Ems, from New York for Bremen.
QUEENsrowE, April 80 Arrived: Indiana,
from Phiiadel phia for Liverpool.
NEW YORK, April 30-Arrived: Weser
from Bremen, anu City of Rome. from Liver
pool.
HALIFAX, April 60 Arrived: Australia,
from bdoa.
NEW YORK, April 80 Arrived Steam
ship Brooklyn City. from Bristol.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

The following decisions were rsndered in
the Supreme Court yesterday:
ll,773. Henry kinney va. Henry G. Dodge.
Elkbart c. c. Reversed Howk, J.
IL $50. joseph NJ. Rsssuecet al vs. Josenh
Greek ct al. BscSford G. G. Reversed. e.
lott. ].
II 99S. MICHIGAN Mutual Life ms france
Company va. FraDcis M. Kaoo ct al. EOS-
ard c. c. Mitchell, J.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
CHANGE OF TIME.
W., st. L. and P. Railway.

On and after Sunday. April 20 No "a,
leaving Indianapolis at 10 p. m. aud No.
%, leaving De rois 1T $50 o. m., will bs.dis.
continued on Sundays. No. 81 will be daily
except Sunday. with sleeper indianapolis to
Detroit. No % will he daily except Situr-
day. with sleeper Detroit to Indiaos DOLLS.
F. P. WADE, D. P. A, No. GO SIuth Illinois
street.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
INDICATIONS.


NASdINUlOhl May IL. AZ A. "a.
For the Ohio and Tennessee ValleY-Fair
weather, preceded by local showers, variable
winds. higher barometer, slightly cooler weather
in he Ohio Valley. stationary temperature in the
Tennessee Valley.
For the Upper Lake Reglon-Local rains, fol-
lowe by clearing weather, northerly winds, be-
coming variable, higher barome ter rising temper
atrre II the southern portion, nearly stationary
temleralure in the northern portion.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
Refused to Give reformation From the
Northwest.

OTTAWA, April 30.-Iu the House of Com
mons this afternoon, Mr.. Blake put several
questions TO the Government Respecting mat
tiers IN the Northwest Sir John Mac Donald
refused 10 give any information.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

burn and Blue Gown, J. @. Alexander,
Pennington. Mo-. $3.50; No. IA, Enquirer
s160; No. ID, Brsmble and Glendora, to 8. S.
Brown, Bittsburg, s475; No. 16 Luke Black
burn and Tiny Leaf, 10 Dryer Bros, 81 800;
No. Il. Bramble and Quartet, to 8. d. Bruce,
New York. $3.50.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
A Bigger show Inside.

Hundreds, yes, Thousands. OF people have
been attracted during the past two days By
the elegant display OF goods in the SHOW
windows of Albert Calls csrpet-house.
a bali dozen ladies together stopped yes
terdsy, and, after gazing moment, one of
then remarked: "Let ns 20 in; If the show
is so good outside we cant afford to lose the
inside displsy"-and in they went.
Mr.. Gall is always on hand to make sight
seers welcome, whether they bay or not.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
minor Legislasirs Junketinc Committss.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, April 30.-The Legisls-
tive JuDksting Committee, 20 visit New Or
leaDs, left this evening at 10 o'clock. 1t
comprised over three hundred persons, in.
GLIDING members with their wives, children
AID friends also reporters houte jsnitors,
policemen and pages. The railroad com.
par furnished ten exceedingly handsome
sleeping coaches
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
mitchell and Clsnrr matched.

SAN FRAscIsco, April SO.-An agreement
has been signed for a four-rouud glove con-
test Marquis of Q1eensburry, between
Charlie Mitchell London. and Nike CleaTy,
New York, to take place May % the winner
to bsve 40 per cent. CT the receipts, and the
loser %.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

ERep0blfcan state OOrpttteo an Session.
RICHMOND, Va, April 30.-The Republican
State Commitie, Senator Mshoue, Chsir
man, is in session here tonight Nothing is
known eDont the matters under discussion,
as the meeting IS held With closed doors.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
Obitnarr.

GALVESTON, April SO.-W. A. Oliphsnt, an
old merchant. and once prominent mem.
Der Of the Galveston Cotton Exchange, died
last night of consumption.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
Great Gale IN Nova sootia.

HALIFAX, N. s., April 30.-rhs ssversst
storm that has prevailed in this section for
long time set in early last evening. and con-
tinued till late hour. The winds blew with
great violence from the east, and rain fell
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
beautiful Oarfia.

A set OF magnificent Floral Cards. 41Ix6
inches, sert free to all persons who have used
Browns Iron Bitte1s. Stste disease and eff
feet. Write your address plainly. Brown
Chemical Co. Baltimore, Md.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

One hundred and fifty chamber sets to be
closed out at neasly one half to reduce stock
st schrsder's China Store, "a East Washing
ten street
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

very heavily for several hours It is feared
that vessels on the coast must have met with
disaster.
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G. Msus' Beck Beer bottled for family use.
can he obtained st the brewery. Telephone
No oil
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

had been used three weeks before nd it was
believed that portions OF the freezer had
been cxidized
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VA ANIED 4 lelianle, energetic business MAJ
w 10 ecttS general naHscer Tor the United
States lealtIS PIOtCcnve ASSOCIATION sad He-ctu-
tile Agency tiBcoTporsFsGl main Da.ca, s. Rlble
Houke, New York City. for Marion and djOIa NJ
counties. The Tl-ht party can rea'iIs s. 90 ~
g coz per snnnm, ana PEI Danerl position. Cal
upon or address the sibscTiSer 81 tne Uenispu
house on Tbarsday and Friday. y. KiLFERr.
Manager 3d.
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w ANTED-A good country home; am prepared
w to cut. fit and make children's clothes aud
when not busy.sewing would assist with house
work or the care OF children. Address s. r
RYAN. Msrunsvllle. Ill. q
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

O. Nous Boo Beer. bolt eo for family use,
can he obtained at the bre very. Telephone
No. 221,
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NJ ANTED- To ContractOrs-Csn furnish Italian
w la6Ofers on short notice and al reasonable
rates, and am prepared to DO all kinds Of Tsiro "A
or city work by contract: Can furnish best of ref
erence. ANTHONY FRISCO, 10 Mulberry street,
New York City 30
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

NSy ANrED-s itustion in an off e or store By a
w steady and honest young man steady habits.
diliceDt. good penmsn: willing 10 work: Letter
of recommendation from present employees Ad-
dress L. Il. l., No. 50 Barr street, Cincinnati. o.
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XXI ANTED- Situation in some furniture and
w funeral directors business house; ten years
experience correspondence is soicited fOrty-iwo
years of age. Address Box B, ROssville. Ind. 1
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Situation IN Office or grocery. ex-
Wv peJieECed in grocery trsde. by a stout lOa-
Ell BOY, willing 10 work; best o. reference. All
oIoES BOY, 20 English svenue. pa
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VEJ ANTED Situation by boz who can feed a
Wv cylinder press. also can set type: I SIN will
ing 10 work: and can do IL quickly ana correctly.
:. W GEORGE. Letter CarIier 81. CITY. Is
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Way ANTED-SitustiOn By a Young man OF some
w experience in drugs. can furnish the hest
OF reference. Address II. D. Yesner. Box s. New
berry. Ind. 3
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

(NY8ETE Nen-ARy man or womsa making
Wv less tnsn $40 per week should investigate
our easy money making business. We Offer eaeF-
Eeiic ersons the best chance Garth 70 maze
money. 81 sSiaples ffee TO those meaning BUSH
nefs An scent writes: ''Your plan briugs tina
money quickest % any l ever Tried" Address
with sts-ap Tor papers \, W. MERRILL < CO
Chiesg0, III. 80
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EOR SALE Bakery; hall interest or at OF IL:
L good trade: using eighteen barrels OF DO q
every week; OF the best bakeries 20 max.
money in The state Of Indians Address BAKERY,
Box ga. CrswiOrd.ville Inu 20
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ANNOUNCEMENT


N Office is hereby given that the 6rp OF Camp
~ lin x keisneT, Boot and Shoe dealers. No
% West sshlBgton steel Is dissolved. by mutual
consent
:. Camplia having bought the entire interest
of q. Z. ReSDer and assumes sli OUTSTANDING re
sroOsbiliiies 81 the firm anu collects al outsand-
ing debts. y. CANPlfN
29-3 G.. a. RElSS AZ
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O. Maus' Book Beer furnished to- the trade
to-day.
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XNT ANTED-We desire 20 establish y general
w agency in indianapolis OF vicinity. ID con
troll tie sale Of staple article OF Caiiy ConsunD-
ton shy energetic man with SmaI capit8i may
:eCUIe permsngnt. DayinR business For par-
ucuisEs sdoIe>s GREENWICH MANUFACTUR-
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