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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-30

E,oR SALE-Equities in good improved land In
= kingman, Barber ana comahche counties
paid up Here is q chance for speculation A, J.
EoR sALE-,At aai Topeka riding ana driving
Il pony. good cook stove, baby buggy rocking
chairs. extension table, beds springs and mattress
gasoline stove OIL cans cooking utensils tubs fruit
call and see them ui-tf
ENOR sALE-Good Office sare; weight $50. or wiz
y c trade , for larger one. A. J. kdgeworth rom
sA n horse and lighT Se rs, wsyon
street, over cid New York store M.-u
TOR sALE-A first-class H. P. upright engin
so ana .i, ooier has been out OF the shop only
tnan new one. having been tested IL sold imIne-
diateiy VIII sell at bargain. Cal al the Eagle
EoR sALE-aosler safe. medium size double
Nez 9oors good oi as new: Cheap easy terms L l.
EoR SALE-one pair OF mirre gears mortise scar
- Is 90 diameter ~ face, piaion 226 G.~meser
~ twofxce each with IS set screws cored 2lnches
SSWLI sell Tor So cash II taken soon Ca! 81 the
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FOR RENT-A nicely furnished front room, large
- windows, closet; yerandas and shade ;rees;only
50 per month. Also house OF i've rooms and eel
lar close IN, cheap Call az o0i ). Lawrence avenue
FOR RENT,,A pleasant furnished front room
- with board. \ desirable location at SlI North
IopeAa, near corner OF Oak street. d9o.
EoR RENTING large nicely Nrnished front
rooms. shady and nice location, coo ;. Lawrence
avenue dS6e
FOR RENT-A pleasant nicely furnished room.
L hot and cold water and bath privileges on same
floor board in the house. Inquire at 81 North Mar
ket street. SIS
ENOR RENT-Good and well furnished rooms, We'll
l. ventilated, with without board pleasant
heghbornood, good yard with plenty OF shade. at
0i0 North topeka avenue, d. 6t+
E'OR RENT-A pleasant furnished front room.
las or Main, suitable for two gentlemen or
man and WIFE, Enquire al 81 N Lawrence ave.
DOR RENT-Good Offices with perfect light and
i ventilation, in the Sedgwick. a. low s. per
month. Apply at Office No. 10, second hoor. +. J.
Collins, agent. eft
FOR RENT-RESIDENCES.
g FOR RENT-A l2-room house on pleasantest
Nj corner in city. Fine large yard. shade shrub
berry ana blue grass lawn Also furnished rooms.
INQUIRE al Az North Lawrence ave di-bt-
TOR kENT-A nice cottage AT sol y. Lawrence
avenue. by Munson d Mcnamara. G9n
LNOR RENT-A new and desirable house OF eight
Il rooms bath, halls, stable. hot and cold water
Waco avenue, at the office of the Johnston Lar
inner Dry Goods company d96
TOR RENT-A S-room furnished house, close 10
L business, reference required; also horse and
49,
EOR RENT-A two-story Groom house on Hewitt
Il avenue. Also rooms in the Green block on Doug
las avenue, Low rent TO good tenant. For further
information call on d. L. Green, basement county
building. dlStu
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WANTED-AGENTS.

yNANTED-To buy some tax certificates or will
w make some short time loans in small
amounts. l.. HILLS. Ito North Main st. dl0-6tf
VA ANTED AGENTS-In every city town and
w village in the United States except in
state of kansas) to take subscriptions Postmasters
make money. No capital required. Sam ple
copies free. Cash commissions money can be made
by getting up clubs. Address the Wichita Eagle
W lchlta, Kan. lift
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
W ANTED-To buy hight one-horse phaeton or
w buggy new or second hand In good condi-
ton and servlceable at reasonable price. W. IT.
wing Osborn. room is. Zimmerly building, City
"ANTED-Property owners and those having
w stocks of goods to sell or exchange 70 list
with us We work for our Customers interests and
will do you good. Wheeler, Vincent & Co., "a
n. Main d96+
w ANTED-.stock of groceries, win pay half
Address e. c., Eagle once, do6P
WANTED-Table boarders; also furnished rooms
w for rent at 40 North Riverview. di 6t.
WANT Ed 10 rent one large furnished room
w with alcove, and one unfurnfshed ROOM either
references required. Address L. this office, d. IT.
w ANTED-Residence property listed with us for
W r cash customers Between Douglas avenue
Wheeler, Vincent & Co, over "a North Main d. 6ti
"ANTED-A six or eight room furnished house
w for the summer, must be convenient TO street
cars and not over ID minutes ride from Douglas and
Main st; Rent . must be reasonable No children
In family Address. stating price, A. NJ L., care
Log 10 oo, O-q
VNANTED-To buy small. light dog cart. second
w hand price must be very cheap. Address
it can be seen. 6-G
IN order to turn entire stock Of teas b, king
powder, extracts, etc, into cash. we have opened
when we shall remove from 2i6 y. Main st. We
desire TO see every customer before that date we
have bargains for all. John A. Finney, The L
Man" 6-tr
w ANTED-Table boarders 80 50 per week Fur
w Dished rooms without board $50 per month
Room with board 500 per week Az y. Market.
ST.
TWILL June TO- when we move from 2.6 North
l. Main we shall offer bargains regard ess OF
cost, in fine millinery goods, trimmed hats flowers
and tips; also ladies' chidrens and hts shoes and
slippers This means business Come and see.
Mel, w. Warren, 2i6 North Main street. d7Gt
WANTED-"Sweet Wheat" chewing gum, Every
w body loves 1t. Every body lt. Sweetens
the breath aids digestion Try it, il is great sold
wholesale and retail by w. L. Reeves, Alg y. Main.
Monarch" dlJst
wv ANTED-All persons desiring cellar floors
~ ceTuented 10 call on J. < Flower * Co.. Us y
Main street. all work guaranteed I32 Il,
yJANTED-An persons desiring Portland Cement
w walk made TO call on j. Z. Flower 81 Co. 35 y.
Main street; all work guaranteed l32 II.
w ANTFDE,5Ev,baaRsYi. ~ Po % ri
take ubecri ptofIs for the eekly Eagle colored
map Of Oklahoma and the Indian Territory given
with every NEW yearly subscriber. Post masters
send for terms now is The time t. make money The
map Is 24x inches and Is the complete map OF
Oklahoma that has been published. Address, The
WICHITA EAGLE- Wichita, Kansas.
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FOR EXCHANGE

EOR EXCnANGE-Choice land and city property
i for live stock or mortgage securities. no moDey
required, James p. Mead, kingman. Kan, d5Ju
ITO CHANGE--ChOiCe improved Wichita
i property for farm also want merchandise.
all kinds; horses, cattle farm impienents buggics
rancho Will trade clear lots. money or house
rent for good piano. Give full particulars. Address
Farmer, care carrier No g Wichita, Kan. d EFT
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

Wichita Live Stock Market
Furnished by Ditmars, Voris d Nandlver, 1--we
stock commission merchants
wITcHITA UNION STOCK YARDS. May %.
Tho following charges and rules govern these
yards: Yardage: On hogs &c per head; on cattle, Ac,
End on sheep sc. Hay, 81 per cwt, corn l5c per
Enshei Co1nmission: IS per hogs cattle SOC
ter head: zoe head or wagon hogs, and IS per car
IN sheep Inspectors dock pregnant sows ~ and
ttags ~ pounds.
CATTLE.
Receipts 50. shipments none. There were very
Few good cattle among the receipts today. All
Trades cattle from the better to the poorer graues
ire lower than they have been Tor weeks
=
Food TO choice COWS and helfers y g -
Common TO fair COWS and heIfers gu O. %
HOGS
With eleven loads in the yards together WIN
pulte good many wagon hogs, nearly on NOES
Found their way to the scales. Prices ran alohs
sbout as yesterday the bulk selling around 20 %
Good to choice light ...... ....-...-...SS 70 g3
t5ood to choice heavy. i,S7s99 o.
Eood TO choice mixed d 20 ''7H
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All For Sales, Help Wanted. For Rents or other
business notices from i've lines, 50 cents Per
week-a notices over FIVE lines will be charged for
at the rate of ten cents per line per week-no notice
taken for less than 81 cents.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-30

All notices OF Employment or Situations Wanted
from to five lines. Csc per week. all notices over
i've lines viii be charged for at the rate of five
cents per line per week-no notice taken for less
han
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-30
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE,

HOMELESS WOMEN-Homeess women out OF
IL employment will find shelter cheaper than
at any place in the City by coming TO the Faith
Home, il5 Pennsylvania ave-, one door north OF
Douglas, u-tf
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FOR RENT-RESIDENCES.

DOR RENT-A two-story Groom house ON Hewitt
Il avenue. Also rooms in the Green block on Doug
las avenue, Low rent TO good tenant. For further
Information call on ID. L. Green, basement county
building dIS4If
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to consider. among which are the following:
Basis of rates from Henderson. Ky. Rates
on live stock from upper Mississippi river
points. The further consideration of mill
ing in transit. rule to provide against
combinations of two rates whereby the
rates or rules of the association are evaded.
Basis of class rates to Western termiDi OF
trunk lines Lake and rail differentials.
Report of committee on uniform bills of
lading. Uniform rules To govern traffic for
warded at time of and subsequent TO adj
vances and reductions in rates. Report of
Chairman Blanchard of his conference with
Mr.. Leeds relating to through rates between
points in the territories of the Central
Traffic Association and Texas Traffic Asso-
citation. PracticabIlity of arranging scale
of rates to be applied between points In
territory of Central Traffic Association.
The propriety of including live stock. BIZ
luminous and anthracite coal and coke IN
the recent arrangement with the Western
question of through-billing trunk-line and
Central Traffic Association traffic to and
from the Mississippi river, in both direc-
tons, thus avoiding the rebilling at juno
tions. Rates on exhibits for the interna-
tiOnal fair and tobacco exposition, to be
held at Buffalo, n. Y, Sept. 3 to 13. inclu-
sive. Equalizipg rates through jurctions
south of Chicago. A rule to secure uniform
ity in issuing notices of changes In rates
and the rulings of the joint committee:
How far coal rates are included In and
governed by the rules of the association.
To provide for a statement of all Deductions
from rates before prOratiDg. and a rule as
to how the same shall be authOriZed-such
as Cincinnati street transfer elevator
charges at various points. etc. Restoration
of iron rates.
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Articles of Incorporation.

Articles of association were filed yester-
day with the Secretary of State for the Dia-
mond Coal Company, of Evansville, which
has q capital stock of $4,000, and for the
Gas and Mineral Company, of Rockport the
capital stock of which Is $4,000. Articles
were also filed for the Fort Wayne Electric
Company. the capital stock being $500, 900,
and the directors James III. Bass, H. G..
Odds. +. A. Randall NJ. w. Simmons and r.
Il. Mcdonald. The st. Joseph Valley Rail
road Company, with 81 900, 900 capital stock,
was Incorporated. The road is to extend
through st. Joseph, Elkhart, Kosciusko,
Noble, Whitley and Allen counties. The
directors are j. j. Burns. Il. A. Starr, w. l..
Stone, w. r. Gray and +. L. Gumbert.
Another incorporation of the day was the
William G. Fisher Manufacturing Com
pany, of KokOmo, with capital stock of
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CULLINGS FROM THE COURTS.

A Decision That Makes Hall & Roach Part
ners in Building Contracts.
Among the interviews pertaining to the
business embarrassments of s. S. Hall, the
building contractor, was that of w. j.
Roach. This gentleman, on the day the
article appeared in this paper, inserted an
advertisement signed by himself and read
ing
Notice is hereby given that there is not now,
nor has there ever been any partnership between
the undersigned and s. S. Hall, and any use of
my name as such partner by the said Hall in
securing contracts for buildings or for any other
purpose is now and always has been wholly I'M
authorized.
The advertisement. together with the in
terviews, Mr.. Hall and his friends regarded
as detrimental to his interests as citizen
and business, and they determined to test
the questions raised by Mr.. Roach in the
courts. They desired to prove. as Mr..
Halls friends at the time asserted, that he
and Roach were partners in certain build
ing contracts. TO that end a suit was
brought by labOrer against Roach q Hall
as partners for money due on work done by
him on one of the buildings the defendants
had under construction. A two days trial
before Justice of the Peace Afford took
place, and during it more than twenty
witnesses were examined. All of
the witnesses except two testified that
defendants were partners, and that they
got their information on that point from
William j. Roach himself. Mr.. Hall, who
had returned from his visit in the country,
these contracts. The justice of the peace,
after carefully summing up the evidence
decided that Roach was Halls partner as
contractor and builder, and that he
(Roachl was liable as such along with him
for the plaintiffs wages. Mr.. Roach was
represented by two able attorneys. who
fought the case hard and did all that could
be done legally in his favor.
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L. ID. Deschler paid S239.5O customs duties
yesterday on case of cigars from Havana.
William Kotteman's house. No. AS North
East street, was robbed last night of sew
eral suits of clothing.
Chas. Williams, arrested Tuesday night
with William Howard, and charged with
gambling, was dismissed by Mayor Denny
yesterday.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Philip Unger and Sarah Herman, Worth
Rowland and Ida Boswell Edward l.
Wooten and Anna A. Warner, Charles
HOckett and Dora Edwards, Frank Cole
man and Mary Carter, Charles 4. Herd and
Emma Becker.
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BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

THE STAR WILL OPEN A NEW SERIES ON
i the first Wednesday Of September The affairs
Of this association conducted Board of Direct
ors made up OF wellknown and conservative bust
men. lis success Is phenomenal, because II IS
managed On good business principles and On a basis
thai has proven To be the best for building associa
tons Shares 500; weekly dues sc cents no assess.
for expenses. Withdrawing stockholders ret
back all they have paid n meets every "Wednesday
evening at 20 East Market street For shares or In.
formation apply IA any Of the following directors
Horace IIadley, c. = Denny X: - Town send, w. H
ksylor. A. A. Nckain Geo. j. HMnmcl j. X. Car
naiap. Vim. J. Kercheyal. or Frank Hamilton.
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included everything desirable and were
presented with congratulations from a
large circle of loving friends. The bride
and groom will remain with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Merritt until next Tuesday. Then
party of friends, including the Merritt
family, with Mrs. Fisher, mother of the
bride, and others will 90 to Mackinac and
further north for few weeks. In late
autumn Mr.. and Mrs. Worth Merritt Will
go to California for the winter.
PROSPECTIVE WEDDING. p
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE. Ind, Aug IA social
event, the preliminaries of which have been
kept very quiet, will take place tomorrow
at Dayton. o. 1t is the marriage of Pre-
fessor w. F. Heath, teacher of music in the
public schools of this city. to Miss Kath-
crime All, of Dayton. o. Professor Heath
Is musician of national reputation. and
he was elected president of the National
Music Teachers Association at their last
convention. The bride has been teaching
school In the Fort Wayne College for some
years.
NEELDER-PANCOST.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ELKHART, Ind, Aug. IL. G. Pancost, a
prominent young man. and Miss Nettie
Neelder, both of this city, were married at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. &. w. Neelder. this evening, Rev. Parr,
of the First NJ. +. Church, officiating.
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MINOR CITY MATTERS.
To-Day's Doings.

LEAGUE BASE BALL-Indianapolis VS.. New
York; League Park Pm.
BATTLE OF ATLANTA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
street, between Illinois and Tennessee; day and
evening.
EDEN Observation-Disclosures; afternoon and even
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. DAY OF pIFAsUIE-THg COMMERCIAL
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

EORSALE AND EXCHANGE-FARM 3s5 acres
r spleDdidly Improved one OF the best stock and
grain farms in the state located in Western Indiana
worth $50 per acre. Will take $50 Onehah cash,
balance in good property OF merchandise. Address
no. Box ss5, sullivan, Indiana
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DARTNER wANTED-WITH CIRCUS ALL
Il ready for the road. Address FRANK MCFAR-
LAND. ~. Marys. Ohio
NVrANTED-YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN TO
w learn Shirt-cuttIDg. so week 10 experienced
man. HAINES, Room IL. When Block
Observation-Disclosures $500 IN NAN
w ufacturing business; to take of office;
must have business ability. Address H.. Journal.
EANVASSERs- CALL IMMEDIATELY
~ "Ouida's" complete works-iust 10 large
volumes. Never before sold IN America Z. j.
FLANEDY. 90 y. Delaware, Indianapolis. Ind.
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AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS.

Another Ructicn i'm the Interstate ,Associa-
ton.
CHICAGO. Aug. THE Chicago. st. Paul
& Kansas City road to-day gave notice OF
its intention to adopt the policy of the
Alton in regard to live stock traffic, and
put into effect a through rate from points
beyond the Missouri river to Chicago. In
other words it proposed to adopt the tariff
which Chairman Walker pronounced IL
legal
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-08-08
Real Estate Transfers.

instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. NJ, Aug. z, 1889, as
furnished b. Elliott IL Butler, abstracters Of
titles Hartford Block. 81 East Market street.
Sarah ID. Bowe to Rufus L. Stevens,
lot 3S2, in Fletchers subdivision of
Outlots 90, 81 and 9S..-.-.--- 50 500. 90
Rufus f. Stevens to Sarah ID. Bowe
lot $50, in Fletchers subdivision of
outlets SO. 81 and 9s....... 100000
Dwight III. Terry TO George Roswin-
kle, lot q. in DayidsOn's second adj
.................-. 100000
Mary X. Calvin To George Roswinkle,
lot % in Davidson's second addi-
Frank r. New TO John c. Parr. lots
90 and 53. in Holloways southeast
addition to IrvingtOn. ....... 10000
Henry Schurmann TO Charlotte F. Ba-
ker lot T. in Bradshaw's addition 1850 90
James Swain to the j., II. * i. Rail
road Company, part OF the south
half OF the northeast quarter of sec
ton z township Ii, range 4------- 5000
Mary f. Richardson TO the j., NJ. al.
Railroad Company. part of the
northeast quarter of section 3, town
ship IL. range ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5000
The Indianapolis Water Company to
Jemima A. Trncksess. lot 90. in the
Indianapolis Water Company's sub
division or OutlOt las. 1880
John streight 10 Charles f. Cleveland
lots l, = and B. in Downey's Arsenal
Elizabeth Bush 10 William Bosom.
lots 40. 141 142, las and Ia. in
Fletcher's second addition To Bright
wood .................... 100000
Elizabeth Davis to August Enrich
part of lot - in Rand. receivers
subdivision of outlots 10: l6 and II 100000
Sheffield H. Wright TO 3 VI. Cunning,
lots 10 and 20 in Wrights North
nlinois-street subdivision. 10000
in Braden's addition .-..-......... $4,000
Conveyances. Ia; consideration S26 500 90
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-MISCELLANEO
NOR sALE-BICYCLE-54.INC $3.50 VICTOR
II "lEous." Good as new; $40 cash Blackford
Block.
L,OR SALE-LLEWELLYN SETTER PUPPIES,
i ready No better pedigreed dogs IN In
diana. Terms reasonable X M RILEY. No. Az
Union street.
I,OR sALE-POULTRY AND PRODUCE BUsI.
II ness Trade firmly esn bishec and paying
basis VIII sell reasonable party wants 10 so west
Address Poultry and Produce. Journal once.
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Held Cor Grand Jury Action.

Mayor Denny yesterday bound over Will
lam Johnson, charged with forging check
and selling it to Patrick Coleman. to await
grand jury action. f. b. Fletcher was
fined $40 and costs for an assault upon Syl-
yeSter Eaton.
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WANTED-SALESNIEN

WANTED-SALESMEN
ANTED-SALESMEN-TO SELL A PETIT
w Ledger, Advertising Specialt;es, etc, to me
chants. w. b. Pershing, South Bend, Ind.
vTANTED-SALESMEN EVERYWHERE FOR
w our Adjustable All-Metal Door Plates. (Can
sell and deliver AZ once) made of nckle gold solid
bronze. new goods just out, profits large and sales
rapid. no house canvassng. Write for particulars
y. Y. DOOR PLATE CO., Newark N. j.
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T DAMS - MONEY ON MORTGAGES. G. II.
IL sAYLES. rs East Market street
EINANCIAI-MONEYo ON MORTGAGE FARMS
II and city property. g. l.. COFFIN d co.
MONEY TO LOAN-6 PER CENT HORACE
1u MCKAY. Room IL Talbot q News Block
ok PER CENT ON CITY PROPERTY IN IN
- diana ISAAC III. kIERSTED ID Marundale
Block.
MONEY, MONEY-ANY AMOUNT FROM 300
vi up. Money on hand. no waiting. ID. e. Bhf-
An, No North Meridian ST.
rrO LOAN--Priyate funds on farm and city prop
Il eriy. Large loans on business property. D per
cent STANTON tS SCOTT. 81 l. North Delaware 81.
MONEY LOANED ON BUILDING ASS0CIA.
4u ton stock shares bought and sold in any M
corpofated association. ID G. BRYAN, No North
Merldira st.
NJ ONLY To LOAN ON FARMS AT THE Low.
dne es ARK hT r11s Tor
q CO.. az East Market street. Indianapolis.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
WHETHER YOU ARE OR NOT ALREADY
w engaged in business. IL Will certainly pay y0u
10 call at "a North Delaware street and examine into
the merits Of a very fine permanent paying business.
No canvassng.
A 6TROLOGER = MRS DR. ELLIS NEVER
N fails TO tell lfes history correctly by the plan:
cts, where 10 what 10 do for success health and
happiness gives nfoT nation all subjects II sick
OF In trouble consult the Doctor ar once. Is East
Michigan street. Can be consulted by letter.
4 DAY OF PIEASUEE-THE COMMERCIAL
N Travellers of indianapolis viii have grand ex-
cursion To Warsaw. saturday. Aug 81 Tickets - for
the round trip. i.icuding ride ON The steamboat
the lakes. ride the switch0 back railroad and a
visit To the Cycl0rama Of the Battle Of Lookout Mount
ain. Train leaves the Union station at a. m.
turning same day Tickets for sale at al the whole
sale houses Meridian street Al friends OF the
travelling invited, this viii be The excur
sion of the season a full band az music VIII accom-
pany the excursion Secure tickets early as the train
Is limited.
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The Court Record.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Neic .Sulfs Flied.

NtW SUtIS FUtU.
Joseph Fels ct al. VS.. Benjamin Schwarz;
ON account. Demand, S225
William NJ. Garvin VS.. Jennie Garvin;
divorce.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Hon. Livingston Eowland. Judge
NeiC Silt Filed.
Medora Bird VS.. James Hardin; Oh ac-
count. Demand, 500.