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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-26
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
SOCIETIES.

ST. JOHNS CHAPTER, NO. s.
H1HE STATED CoNvooATIoNs OF ST.
i Johns Chapter, No. s, r. A. NJ, will be
held at Masonic Hall on the Saturday next
succeeding the pale Of the moon in each
month. G.. II. THOMA, 81. p.
J. Z. JONES. Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-26
Notice of Assessment.
Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Com.
pany.


T OCATIoN OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
IL business, Eureka, Eureka county, Ne
vada.
Location of works, Eureka Mining District,
Eureka county, State of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the 18th
day of Sept, 1886, an assessment (No. 12l Of One
Gent per share was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation, payable Immediately in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary. at
the Office Of the company in Ryland's Building,
Eureka, Nevada.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on
Tuesday, the 10th Day of October,
1856,
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at
public suction; and unless payment 10 made
before, will be sold on THU RSDAY, the 18th
day Of November. 1886, to pay the delinquent
assessment. together with the costs Of adver-
tising and expenses of sale.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
JOHN 4. JONES, Secretary.
Ofice-Rylsnds Building, Eureka, Nevada.
Eureka, Sept. 20, 1886. s21-td
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-07-03

The Sacramento Bee saws a 600.
yards and repeat race C n of AT
Plymouth. Amador count, c. farniA,
last Friday, and large q Legation
left Sacramento for the purpose of
backing the little roar horse Ten Cents,
ct Paradise Valley. in this STAT.
The race Was considered a sure thing
for him, and the Sacramento sports
put 81, 100 in the Toul-hox an their
choice, s., 400 heing in tile box "a the
race, and about $500 changed hands
on the result. There were four starters
Ten Cents. from Paradise Valley.
Nevada: Bodie. from Plymouth; a
Lodi horse. and Emma, fram Tane.
IN the pools Ten Cents sold f,r $40;
Bodie. s.; the Lodi horse. s.. EmmA,
81. Emma won bath heats and the
race. Ten Cents secend. Bodie third.
The first heat was won nv length.
and the second heat hy very short
head. The race Was for = purse If
eisS. entrance $40 each added. Those
who had money enough - Get away
FINN Plymouth saw that the Ten Cent?
party are still holding the fort, And
that they are badly stranded.
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WHITE PINE NEWS
ELEYEN Ar FoUR BIRTns


Ticket Agent "a honesdale.
At Honesdale, Pennsylvania. few
days ago neatly dressed, freSh-look
ing woman, about 30 years of age. APP.
piled tn Harry Foster, the Erie ticket
agent in <his place, for Information rs
to the lowest rate of fare for herself
and family to Warren, Pa.
How many personsl" asked the
agent.
Myself and my IL children. she
said.
As soon as agent Foster could catch
bis breath he exclaimed:
"Eleven children. Great scott
maaam; not all yoursla
"CertainIy. sir replied the woman.
evidently surprised ST the agents ques-
tion and manner. Whose would they
be if not miuel"
I'm the name Vt goodness, then, how
old are theyfH asked the agent. mop
ping she Precipitation from his fore.
head.
"Well, SIR" said the woman. after
= sh RI mental calculation, "three of
them are 3, three of them are Z. two
Of them are and three Of them are 5
years old.n
Agent Foster dropped into chair
as though some one had hit him with
club.
MADAM" said he, "you deserve to
have a pass for l2 Come IN again
in few days, anu I'll see what can
be DONE
The agent in the meantime ascer-
tanned that the woman'S name was
Cullen. She lived at Gales 1annery.
ak miles from HoneSdale. Her hns-
band is labcring man, and about
three years ago went IN Warren u
work and had a short time ago sent
for his wife and children. The couple
had been married 10 years. Mrs. Cut
lens statement as 10 the number and
age Of her children was suaSisntiAted
by neighbors. She had presented her
husband with IL children At four
births.
Agent Foster wrote n General Pas
ssnger Agent John y. Abbott and
gave him statement Oft case. Mr..
Abbott sent hack instructions at once
te sell Mrs. Cullen = hslf-fare ticket
TO Warren, good for herself and her IL
little ones.
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HAS RREN NEELINNp ELESANTLT
la f9r.asAei tArcncknzE Ard So l. rnW
PrePsree - soosza s4o1xse regular aaa trsa-
sl<af ls1rcrs. lNs-u
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CHARLES MCPHERSON. Defendant.
The STATE Of NesaGa sends greeting 10
Charles NcPhe son.
lou are hereby eiIed 70 appsar before the
District courf - be SIKH Jad eiAi District
OF The STATE 81 NeFada- "A aud ~ he County
of White Pine Al tie Couri Haase Ia Tue Town
Of HHraIftr, IL said County AL STAT. within
ten 100 DAYS affer The ssrfaee nlsnn yoa Of this
citation. IT served with q thr I q ~ Of White
Pine. State Of Nevada AID within twenty days
4 strvrd upon you within he jurisdiction Of
the District Court o the SiAth JHeieial Dis
trlcf of the STATE 81 Nrvas a ard outside said
CsHHiy 4 White Pie. AID Ia Al other cases
SithiH forig days afef th- sefsics upsn yoa
II fhi- citation and lh-n and here show eanss
II aEy fhere te. by b. Jadgme sAich VS.
made and entered t. sstd aciiun H. tha Court
~ the latter part II the month OF eeatenihef,
50. should not D. retired of recprt. IA whlek
II ~. scr 81 and Und ed ia 4 Rosert Ma,
IN should have and recover from The 4 lead
auf. Charles slePhefson. tae ~ua u SiastrB-
dfcs md -iXfy-elEhi s9sei dollars. with insf.
cst fhereuu ~ the rif- o. ten Der cent pr
aznum from fhe month ~ Septe mi,eg. issi.
OCT her aifh cgsfs oi All. Al ~ which Ain
uiure fully Eppfar - rries~ncr < III Affidavit
81 Robert Mat D. plant Z. sh RI = uss e
Die sta ihe ers at laid Di-srieg CO 81: IL
recsrG an an p1pe y aid iadsfaxei having
. IN vh i desIruyed b. aFe ulson the 5ih day
II Jsnuar1. IA
- . RoA ~ , fAa7f A@AtAscl AhAt = 9y1 III
20 api.ess lin fte : me shove fecl4s-d yues
aefsui wi le tfeFst III Foars VII tsuse 10
Re made & nes jafzmeff roll n Fecofd IN saId
action. err. , nd - % The Cd nhe ds-toyed,
a. near - can - don~. and inter the zane -
Of r-coad tn - Caarf
y TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I. John Nc
krrrau. hssa he eIufo ST NJ
hanf sua afaxed The seai al ssld
sEAL Court tbs 10Th day Of MAJ. D
ISL.
JOHN MrEERSAN,
Ciefk ~ the D stree Courf. SIKH
Jaehfal District. White Pine
jei w Conniy. Nevada.
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Estray Notice.

II, HERE CAME TO Ny RANcH ABOUT
months a.n black hnr-e. Nv oIt1
years old with star in furshred. IN ~ ~.
thue: On righi ShnaieeF -. on en- tbcaaa
= The owUrr Of sid hrrsr is hereby ho."k.s ~
thai have ken nim M. and uhlsrs
comes hIrRard prsv~s prap riy an ~
charrcs Mffhin - days. ! will proved I'D sa1
premises ~ the Ian dsfrefr. ICES s
STEPHEN TUckEk
Sieptoe Valley Wy. June ~. 1855
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Notice to Creditors.
In the Matter 81 the Eda,e OF James
Reilly. Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GGyEN THAT
~ the undersigned has hccp appointed Al.
minisirsirix az III estate Of James Reilly.
deceased. bv the sixth judicial District ronrt
81 thr State 81 Nevada In and far the County
Of White Pine. and al crcdtorS OF sad estate
arr hereby notified n present Their claims dnlv
certified II the undersigned Al Hamiltop
Whife Pine County. within six months frum
the hrst publication Of this notice
MRS, + X REILLY.
AanialspNtrix Of said Estate.
Hamilton, June u. 1876. iels-sm
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lCoPFf
Summons.

II THE JUSTICE COURT OF TAYLOR
1o,Tuship, White Piae Cosuty. State OF
NeNada
IF CUPID. PlAiniiH
y
JOHN BROWN. Defendant
The stai~ ~ Nevada send. greeting 10 Johu
Brown, LET ndans;
lou sHe her-hF sammoned a appear beiafs
me- ~ ny ufhcs In fhr ToWn q Iaviur Ioani[
II N hifr Pine. oH the NfNTkENIH DAI
uF JULY. A. u 1s~. a. 10 O'Clock NJ
sn aciion hsuughi gain-i ygu hs said psininH
n answer The complaint - ssid pisinila.
Safe &C In l. bro Ehr 10 recover the -
~ Two hundred aud ninety min ss-'ssI
dollar far rossss. ware and mefEhahdlse- s9is
an delivered ~ saia defendant ~ ssid plslan.
tiff ~ the special instance snd frquesi o. ~.
said feiendani and eosta 81 srtf. or tademsns
viii h taxed again<f Xua - The EsEd amnahsl
together with easts 81 this SAT-. II you failw
app sr and artser =
Given nndsr ny hard this fourth dry y
jane. A ID. 1875.
Justice II The PeEce in sud for sald ! DUP
ge5cw
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-07-03

So far as the facts Of chronology
appear. japanese civilization Is As old
- that Of China.
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4TH Of JULY
RACE 81
OVER THE
WARD & TAYLOR
RACE COURSE.
MONDAY JULY s, 1889.

FIRST DAY.
Half-mile and repeat free for ali ho,...
Purse $50. First horse Si25 second e.
third ssh. 80
same Day-Half-mile dash. Free n, =,
tNo.yest-olds. Purse $40. First horse ~ ~
second 80, third SIS. w.
SECOND DAY.
Three-qu1rermie dash for second Ella.
horses. Purses25o. First horse Si25, Second
s7s. third $50
same Day-SinRle dash Of half mile fo,s
year-olds. Purse 800. First horse an
second SO, third Sss.
THIRD DAY.
Halfmiie and repeat free fos al threeve.-.
olds Purse 500. First horse Sl0o. second
81. third SOS
same Day-Miie dash. free for all hor.e.
Pure $50. First horse sl25, second -
third SJ1.
Same Day Saddle Races aud other spv.
EntraI cc fes - per cent Of pur..s. =,
or more IL ebfer aud three or more o Il n
TIE above races vii b. governed a. alss
OF the afornia Blood Horse As..si ,fIorT
FOOT RACING and PIGEON SHOOTING
" r. BAssETT. Presf
r MoRERCHER. Treasurer
1HOS. T. 0'SEIL. Secretary.
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Citation Notice.

u THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
| Sixth JUDICIAL District Of The ats Of Ne
vada n AID for the County OF White Pine.
ROBERT MARTIN. flziLuf
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-08
INDIANAAND ILLINOIS NEWS
The Daily Chronicle of Happenings of
All Kinds In the Two States.
Sad Result of Friendly Scuffie Between Two
Iads-Death of Hon. William Baxter
Soldiers Reunion at Greenup--Notes.
INDIANA.

A Friendly scufie Between Two Lads Re-
suits in the Death of Promising Boy.
s6ecial to the Indianapous JcuEn9
LoGANsPoRT, Sept. Tone of the saddest
deaths that has taken place in this city in years
occurred early this morning. Jerre McCarty, is
young man who, for several years. has been
call boy for the Panhandle Willie Connors is
his companion. and yesterday. when there was a
vacancy, McCarty was promoted to the day
force, and at his request he was permitted to
teach Connors the night route. Shortly after
midnight the two lads started out, and on the
way, commenced scuf1ng. McCarty had his
knife in his hand, the small blade open, and in
some manner, he accidently stabbed his young
friend He assisted Connors to physician, and
he died in few minutes after. The wound was
directly over the heart, and not more than three
quarters of an inch deep. The lads were COM
panons from their childhood, and are the same
age-eighteen years. The coroner will investi-
gate the matter more fully. McCarsy was re-
leased on his own recognizance
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-08

PROSPECT HOUSE, N. Y, Sept 7-Their three
days carriace drive ended when the Presidents
party drove up to the log cabin once more at
noon to-day. They left the Stevens House at
Lake Placid at o'clock this morning. The first
few miles lay through the forest, and the ride at
that hour of the morning was, cf course, delight
full. pack of hounds in full pursuit of deer
crossed their path at distance, and the reports
of rifles, few minutes later, indicated that the
animal had taken to the water and was in sight
of the hunters Upon entering Saranac village
the party drove to the workshop of taxidermist
Miner, and Mr.. Cleveland and DR. Ward left d.
rections for the mounting of buck head which
they secured in the hunt of last week A hunter
had just left the skin of black bear for mount
ing that had been shot near Paul Smiths. At
least two months must elapse before the Presi-
dents buck will be ready for shipment to Wash
ington. The days jou ,ney of twenty-seyen
miles was finished in ABOUT five hours Alto
gether, the party have travelled ninety-four miles
since leaving here, last Saturday, and they re-
turned very we'll satisfied with their journey.
The President may remain week longer.
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Death of Hon. William Baxter.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND Sept. THE illness of the Hon.
William Baxter, of typho-catarrhal nature,
and a little over three weeks duration, sur
prised his physician and family by terminating
fatally in congestion Of the heart last evening
The deceased gained an almost national reputa-
ton by introducing the famous Baxter BILL
which passed the Legislature in 1873, and
which, after being crippled in Democratic
Supreme Court was killed by the next Legisla-
ture, and came near defeating him for the SEN
ate in 1874. when he received but four majority
He was firm well informed, hard working, En-
glish Quaker, who, horn in Yorkshire Feb. H.
1924, came to Philadelphia in 1848. and begin
mig on small pay, got An interest with firm Of
wool-buyers from which he retired with hand
some fortune and came to Richmond, the former
home of his second wife, in 1864 For about
ten years he was a gentleman farmer djacent to
the city, but since 1875 had been in the Wayne
agricultural works, of which he was vice -presi-
dent His wife and five of their six children
survive him. His funeral is announced to oc-
cur from Friends Orthodox Westinghouse at 10
o'clock Thursday morning.
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Banker Christoph's Suicide.

CHICAGO, Sept. Henry K. Christoph, the
banker who committed suicide, last night, was a
native Of Hesse- Darmstadt and came to this
country in 1868 He used to be in the banking
house OF Greenebaum Bros. but in 1872 went
into business for himself. His private bank is
at the corner of Lasalle and Randolph streets.
Mr. Christoph was member of the Board of
Trade, and was especially we'll known in Ger
man circles. The story of the occurrence told
this morning by County Treasurer Seipp, the
dead mans brother-in-law, is as follows: "For
some time Mr.. Chrstoph has been drinking
heavily, aud last Sunday his dissipation culmi-
mated in fit of violent passion. during which he
treated his wife harshly. Yesterday she went
to Mr.. Seipps's house. and early in the afternoon
Mr.. Christoph called. Mrs. Christoph told her
husband that she wanted to go out, and he said
he would go with her, but she chided him. AT
this. he flew into a passion and behaved so vio-
lently that his wife refused to go out in his
company. He went up stairs, and moment
later they found Mr.. Christoph dead.
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ILLINOIS.
Greenup Thronged by Thousands of People
Attending the Soldiers Reunion.


Greenup Thronged by Thousands of People
Attending the Soldiers Reunion.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
GREENUP Sept. Newer in the history of
this village has there been such throne of peo
pie as have filed the place to-day, and only the
advance guard is here for the grandest soldiers
reunion of the season in this part of the State.
To-day regimental organization reunions of the
Twenty-third and Ninety seventh Illinois In
fantry and Fifth Cavalry are in progress and the
camp presents lively scenes The tents are hung
with flags and notices of welcome, and to night
the camp is illuminated with Chinese lanterns
and bonfres On the meadows and in
the forest bands are playing, drum
corps are rafting, songs are
ringing and speeches of welcome and cheer
wake the echoes. A great train. three hundred
and fifty strong, of Grand Army posts, militia
and old soldiers of the three regiments, came in
from Nation, bringing a band the Mattoon Sons
of Veterans and glee club, which to- night SER
enaded Colonel Smith, commander of the Eighth
Illinois National Guards. Tomorrow the ia
nous Wilder Brigade will begin its reunion.
Four reglments-the Seventeenth and Seventy
second Indiana, and the Ninety eighth and One
hundred and twenty third Illinois mounted IN
fantry, and Lllys Eighteenth Indiana Battery
compose the old Spencer Rife Brigade. Gen.
John T.. Wilder, of Chattanooga Tenn, will ar
rive at noon, and ~housands of people will flock
here to see the famous bold rider and raider,
and hear the story of this romantic command
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Brief Mention.

J. L. Shrum was found Dead at Duquoin. un
der circumstances which indicate suicide
The Seventhday Adventists will open a
seven-day State camp-meeting at Clinton to-day
Charles l. Wood. a wholesale halter of Quin-
cy, has suspended payment on debts aggregating
$25 000
The Daily Leader is the name of new
eight-column folio newspaper at Danville. 1t is
Democratic in politics.
Frank Ross, a farmer living near Joliet, IA
tally shot, Sunday night, Frank Kruger
whom he found i'll his garden stealing grapes.
W. II. Coleman. prominent citizen of Peoria.
has brought sixty fve-thousand- dollar libel
suit against the Evening Journal of that city.
Bass Farmer of Mclean county claims to be
the youngest person in the vicinity who shout
dered a musket in the late rebellion. he was
born in l849.
William Straub, a German resident of Han
over township. 10 Daviess county, was found
on Monday morning, hanging by rope from the
limb of a tree
John Ryan, an engineer on the Alton road, fell
dead in his cab, while near Roodhouse. on Sat
urday afternoon, He was buried at Blooming
ton, on Monday
A reunion of old soldiers will be held at
Hoopeston. Vermillion county, beginning to-day.
General Logan, Governor Oglesby and General
Manson will be the principal speakers.
G. NJ Brace a prominent citizen of Rock
ford, died on Monday, in his fifty-fourth year
from injuries received three months ago by fall
ing from his carriage. He was captain on the
staff OF General Rosecrans, and of late years
commanded the Third Illinois militia regiment.
State Veterinarian Caswell yesterday decided
that the disease which has caused the death of
ten or twelve cows Rear Decatur, within the
past week, is Texas fever. 1t was brought there
oy nerd OF Che. okee cattle. They have been
isolated Tor several days. and no further spread
OF the as se 10 anticipated.
H. a. Gentry. a prominent farmer, living five
adfles south of Urbana, was leaving Murdoch
Monday evening on horseback, when the animal
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-08
Hog Cholera in Hendricks County.

Special to the Indiana polls JournAI.
PLAINFIELD, Sept. Hog cholera of very
malignant type is making devastating ravages
among the farmers of this county. Washington
township farmers are the worst sufferers. In
some instances focks of hogs numbering from
eighty to one hundred head have been stricken
with the disease, and all have died. Farmers
are greatly discouraged. they hoped to realize
considerably from their hogs this year, being
blessed with bountiful corn crop Their loss
in this county will amount to many thousand
dollars
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Finad for Selling Cider.

CENTRA1IA, Sept. 7.-Patoka, a small place
eight miles north of here, has prohibitory law
and is known as a temperance town. p A.
Shock. grocer living in the place. was recently
arrested or the charge of selling cider which, it
was claimed. was contrary to law. 1t was a test
case, and, at trial which has just been con-
cluded, several witnesses swore that the. cider
sold by the defendant had made them drunk
Doctors who were examined disagreed as to the
Intoxicating properties of the liquid. but the
jury returned verdict assessing nominal fine
against Shock
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became frightened and threw its rider, bat. his
foot catching in the stirrup, he was dragged one
hundred yards with the horse at full speed.
When found he was nsensibe, and he has been
so much of the time ever since. One of his eyes
was knocked out. and he is In a critical condi-
ton.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-08

Tom, Dick and Harry are now appearing with
their grandfathers recipes for coughs, etc, and
seeking fortune through advertising, but the
people know the value of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
and will take other. Price, % cents bottle.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
The State Ticket.

The State Ticket.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOvERNOR,
r. 5. ROBERTSON, of Allen County.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
CHARLES l.. GRIFFIN, of Lake.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
BRUCE CARR, of Orange.
FOR TREAsUER OF STATE,
j. A. LEMCKE of Vanderburg.
FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
BYRON K. ELLIOTT, of Marion.
FOR ATToRN E1- GENERAL,
LOUIS Il. MICHENER, of Shelby.
FOR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT
WILLIAM T. NOBLE, of Wayne.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
HARVEY NJ LA TOILETTE, of Boone.
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FOR RENT


THE GRAND RUSH STILL GOES ON
/ at the Mammoth Grocery.
SOC for % 10 sack of -four
13c for ] 10 Arbuckles coffee.
25c for TBS good roast coffee.
zoe for l tb fancy mixed coffee.
zoe for l ID Young Hyson tea
Csc for l ID good gunpowder tea.
Coo for l 10 best gunpowder tea.
ST for 10 lbs granulated sugar.
81 for 81 lbs yellow sugar.
81 for Is pounds A sugar.
38c for l III Star tobacco.
3Sc for l ID j. T. tobacco.
4Oc for 10 Id Kentuck tobacco.
30c for l 10 of ine-cut tobacco.
zoe for one 10 of good smoking tobacco.
25c for 6 bars B. T soap.
sc for ! bar Ivory SOAP
Sc FOR l ID all kinds iellies
20c for one gallon good syrup.
15c for one gallon good vinegar.
10c for gallon best headlight oil.
15c for ib all kinds spices
95e for barrel best salt.
Zoe for BIB can California green gage plums.
Zoe for 3-fb can California egg plums.
have added to my stock meat market, and will
sell fresh and salt meats at cut prices
p. 81 have added bankrupt stock OF boots and
shoes to my mammoth grocery stock, which will sell
at less than manufacturers cost See; so cents buys
fine lady shoe while ST. % fits gentleman, and 80
cents fits boy. while 20 cents fits miss
J. p. KEETER, 22A West Washinton st.
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Prepares for aIlcoeges Office hours, at 343 NJ Penn.
syvania street IL to II and to5. Special advantages
for Physical Training. French and German English,
Music and Art. The large ard elegant double brick
residence Nos 343 and 345 North Pennsylvania
street Zone block south of school building viii be
opened in September a residence for boarding
pupils, The fifth year opens Sept 49, Send far cat
alogue T. L. SEWALL and NAY WRIGHT SEW
ALL, Principals, Indianapolis, Ind
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BUTLER UNIVERSITY.

The Fall Term of the University will open Sept II.
The University is well organized in all departments
ard offers superior advantages in its instruction its
libraries and apparatus its moderate price for board
ing and its instruction in music All expenses need
not exceed $3.50 per annum. For further informa
ton address A. r. BENTON, Prest, Irvington. Ind.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS INSTITUTE

For YOUNG LADIES
Will open Tuesday Sept. IA, in the school build
ing the corner of Pennsylvania and St. Joseph
streets. The English branches thoroughly taught
Superior advantages in German French Music and
Art Terms, per quarter, including English, German
and French, $15; Primary Department 49, boarding
pupils, $75. For further information, address Mr.
or Mrs JAMES LYON, Principals, AT North Penn
sylvania street.