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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-02-21

Thankful for past patronage, aee beg 1eave to
state that ace nre fully prepared for theercction
ctbaiIdings and gjre perfect satisfaction. VIII
do all kinds of York IN our line IN the best stale
and at the Ioage8t prices EzitJ keep constantly
on hand Sash, BIia5s Doors, &c, and fiji or
derstor Lumber, Shop South side of Square.
Marietta Ga. L. BLACK d. SON.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-02-21
1t Has Never Failed.

Botanic Blood Balm, (B. B. b. las cureo nun.
cred of cases of Scrofula, Eczema and other conta
giouS blood diseases after other treatment had beer
tried and failed. You do yourself and family great
injustice unless you give this excellent remedy 6
trial, Send to Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga, fo,
illustrated Book Of Wonders" filed With letter.
from persons cured by B. BIB.
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Ammonia In Baking Powders.

From the Scientific American.
Among the discoveries in science and chemis.
try none is more important than the uses to
which common ammonia can be properly put as
a leavening agent, and which indicate that this
familiar salt Is hereafter TO form an active part
in the preparation of our daily food.
The carbonate Of ammonia is an exceedingly
volatile substance. Place a small portion of IT
upon a knife and hold over a flame, and it will
gas, and pass OFT into the air. The gas thus
formed is a simple composition of nitrogen and
hydrogen, slightly rOmatic, inOffensive and
perfectly wholesome. No residue is left from
the ammonia This gives it its superiority as a
leavening power over soda and cream of tartar
used alone, and has induced its use as a supple
ment TO these articles. A small quantity of am
monia In the dough is effective in producing
bread that will be lighter, sweeter and more
wholesome than that risen by any other leaven-
ing agent. When 1t Is acted upon by the heat of
baking the leavening gas that raises the dough
is liberated. In this act il uses itself up, as ii
We're; the ammonia is entirely diffused, leaving
no trace or residUum whatever. The light,
fluffy, f1aky appearance, 80 desirable in biscuits,
etc, and so sought after by professional cooks,
Is said to be impaired to them only by the use OF
this agent.
The bakers and baking powder manufacturer
producing the finest goods have awaited them.
selves OF this useful agent, and the handsomest
and best bread and cake are now largely risen by
the aid of carbonate of ammonia combined, OF
course, with other leaveninR material.
Ammonia is one of the best known products OF
the laboratory. As the application of its proper
ties TO the purposes of cooking results in giving
us lighter and more wholesome bread. biscuit
and cake, Its general use will prove a boon to
dyspeptic humanity.
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of freight over the weight given by
the shippers. In dollars and cents the
companies gained S3,420.71 through the
weighing of the freight. The ex-
penses of the bureau were. for
the month, $3.50. The first weighing
and inspection bureau was established in
Indianapolis, now there are fourteen in
the railroad companies.
The statement of the business of all lines
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
east of P~ittsbnrg and Erie for September.
1883, as compared with the same month In
1855, show an increase in gross earnings OF
Sl43,306, an increase in expenses of SllS,S2O,
and an increase in net earnings of S24.3S6.
The nine months of 1889, as compared with
the same period of 1888, show an increase IN
gross earnings of 81, 81 .626. an increase in
expenses of SS29. 2S5, and an increase In net
earnings of 1882. 391. All lines west OF
Pittsburg and Erie, for the nine months OF
1889. show a surplus over all liabilities of
s421 ,O47. being a gain. as compared with
the same period of 1888, of 500. 1913.
The Railway St~ation-agents' Association
of North America met az Kansas City yes
terday in annual convention. Delegates
were present from twenty States, and Can
ada and Mexico. First Vice = president
Albert Cline, of Allegheny, Pa, presided at
the morning and afternoon sessions. which
were devoted to the transaction OF routine
business. President j. A. Hammers. OF
Moosejaw, Canada. arrived In the evening,
of the question of greatest interest to the
delegates was begun. 1t was whether TO
organize the association on a new plan
modelled after the organization of the
various railway brotherhoods. The con-
vention will be in session until Saturday.
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The Court Record.
SUPERIOR COURT.

COURT.
Room 1-Hon. Napoleon b. Taylor, Judge.
Isaac w. Friedman VS.. Jas. n. MAYHEM;
on account. Finding and judgment for
plaintiff for S452.
Nathan f. Mills VS.. VIM. Ii. Coleman; on
contract. Cause dismissed.
Chas. III. Kraus ct al, VS.. Barton f.. Par
rott eft al; on account. On trial by jury.
4. III. Moore * Co. VS.. Patrick Costello;
m~echanic's lien. Under advisement.
Room 2-Hon. Daniel Wait Howe. Judge.
Albert Dillingham; VS.. Gilbert Ray; APP
peal from the Justice of the peace. Suit on
account. Dismissed by plaintiff and costs
paid.
John w. Richardson VS.. Edward Hawk
ms ct al. Dismissed.
VIM. McGinnis VS.. United States Wire
N~ail-works; attachment. Dismissed and
costs paid.
Henry A. Lozier VS.. J. NJ. Wakefield; at
tachment. Dismissed and costs paid.
w. w. Woollen VS.. Henry C.. Campbell:
compassion. Finding and Judgment for
defendant.
Room s-Hon. Lewis c. Walker. Judge.
Sylvester johnson VS.. Charles G.. Post ct
al; to quiet title. Finding for plaintiff.
Amea Amann VS.; Frederick G. Amann;
divorce. Dismissed at DEFENDANT costs.
Mary ROwn VS.. Edward Dalton; seduc-
ton. Dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
Isaac n. Ballard VS.. Lucretia +. Ballard;
diverse. Dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
ADnd VI. OOuIuH N6. II. DcldNOn w OOQ-
ruff ct al; to quiet title. Finding for
plaintiff.
The National Bank of Rising Sun va.
Thomas L. Ryan; to renew judgment. Find
ing for plaintiff.
Nerc Suits Filed.
Susan C.. Spellman VS.. William Spellman:
divorce. Allegation, neglect.
Nellie Miller VS.. Frederick w. Miller; di-
vorce. Allegation, abandonment.
Mathew f.. w. Doran VS.. Citizens Street
railroad Company; damages. Demand,
$4,000.
State OK rel. Mamie f. Dynes VS.. Con-
sumer's Gas Trust Company; petition for
writ of mandamus.
RCU OUR
Hon. Livingston Rowland. Judge.
In the matter of the alleged INSANITY Of
Jonah Lemon. On trial by Jury.
Nctr Silt Ftted.
Columbus Thomas VS.. Cyrus III. Bass; in
replevin.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Hon. William Irwin. Judge.
State VS.. Andrew Shelby; petit larceny.
Fined 81 and sixty days in wGrk-house.
State VS.. Patrick Conway; grand larceny.
Fined 81 and three years in State prison.
State VS.. Samuel Howarton; murder. On
trial by jury.
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THOUGHT IT WAS NEURALGIA
Bnt Gun Wa Correctly Diagnosed the Trouble
and Effected a Cure.

"Have I been treated by DR.. Gun Wa, and have
I been benefited Well il you had known me
two months ago you would not have asked those
questions" said Mrs. Charles Robinson. "T1l
tell you the truth about it. For two years 1 suf-
fered constantly with what the doctors called
neuralgia. and was almost dead. Then 1 began
to get better, and the pain would only last a
short time; and then would return with greater
violence. and it would leave me in such a nerv-
Ous state that I was losing my mind. The doc
tors told my husband that / was going insane,
and could not live any length of time. / would
he respondent and then happy. Several times,
while | was respondent. | had tried to kill my
self, and when / had the neuralgia they would
have 20 watch me to prevent my doing 1t, but l
would not do it now, and am glad 1 did not sue
coed.
"a short time ago my husband took ne out to
the Insane Asylum, and my friends said all the
time | was talking about the asylum. n ifact, L
had lost my mine / had no appetite, and was
all run down in my general health. Along about
the first of September we went uptown together,
and when / returned 1 was taken down with the
neuralgia again. and could not speak. My
friends thought I was dying, and my little
daughter and husband stood at my bed crying,
and thought | was gone that time. The doctor
they wanted another doctor to call him, as 1t was
impossible for me to live much longer. But
lay there for three weeks. under the influence of
morphine to quiet the pain, and at no time was
i'll my right mind.
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Being Tried for Murder.

The case of the State against Samuel
Howarton, who killed James Mammalian
at Acton, on the 10th of August last, was
called yesterday in the Criminal Court.
The defendants attorney filed a motion to
guash the Indictment. but it was overruled.
The afternoon was spent in taking evil
dence. and it will be a day or two before
the facts are submitted TO the jury. How
arton and Hannahan got into a difficulty
in a saloon, when the friends of the latter
drove Howarton ont, he seeking a hiding
place in q box-car. Then the crowd fol-
lowed him, and he struck Hannahan with
a Ratchet on the head, inflicting wounds
that caused death within a few days.
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Notes from the Dockets.

In Judge Walkers court the suit of Mary
Rown against Edward Dalton. alleging be-
trayal. was dismissed. yesterday, at her
costs.
In the Mayors court, yesterday, Fred
Owens was bound over to await grand
jury action on a charge of robbing DR..
Charles Broich of $500, to which he pleaded
and was arrested by Detective Thornton.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments filed for record in the re
Office of Marion county, Indiana, for the
four hours ending at 5P. NJ. Oct %,
furnished by Elliott Il Butler, abstra
titles. Hartford Block, 81 East Market ST
Joseph III. Clark TO w. 7. Scotch, lot
So. in Clark's third addition to West
Indianapolis
Alexander n. Clark to Albert Temp
lin, lot 81. in Olleman ct ais Bel
mont addition
Deloss Root to Louise Treeter. lot Al.
in Woodruffs subdivision of Morris's
addition
John Gutknecht to John g. Wurgler,
lot %, in Strong IL Co.'S subdivision
of lot IL, in Johnson's heirs subdi-
vision of the northeast quarter or
section SO, township 16, range g..
Jemima Mockford to Annie s. Topp.
Ia north half of lot 4, in block 2, in
the North Park addition.
OF section SO, township II. range s.
Charles g. Ludwig TO WA. Bradshaw,
lots 3, 10. IL, II and 16, in Hobo
way & Aliens second north addition;
also, lots ~, 90, 80, "a. %, l57, 15S.
224. OPS, 234. 235, PAS, 249. 265
and 266, in Aliens second north ad-
dition; also, lot "a, in square II, and
lots lS and 10, in block "a, in North
indianapolis.
T. W. Newman to Olive Ruark, lots IL
and Is. in Blues subdivision of lot
L, in Hutching's Brookside addi-
Butler University to c.. E. Boyle ct al,
part of lot "A. in Buffers addition.
b. 4. Myers to w. L. Harrington, part
of the west half of the southeast
quarter of section 20, township 10,
range
w. l.. Harrington to Isaac Meyers,
part of the west half of the south
east quarter OF section 20, township
No. AohSC
Jacob Huber to Indianapolis Mallea-
BILE Iron Company, part of the north
west quarter of section 4, township
10, range
Conuaua.aA 10. oo.l..S. OF
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Refused to Furnish Gas,

Mamie F.. Dynes filed a complaint for
mandamus in the Superior Court yesterday
against the Consumers Gas Trust Com
pany, alleging that. in direct opposition to
the ordinance of June %, 1887, defendant
refused to connect her house with the
c~ompany's Virginia-avenue main.
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Could Not Reach a Verdict.

The last county grand jury indicted Ed
ward Messman, James Shea and James
DAILY on a charge of assault and battery.
and they were tried before a jury in the
a short deliberation the jury returned with
out having reached any verdict and they
were discharged.
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CULLINGS FROM THE COURTS.
Complaints of Wives Who Have Troub
with Their Husbands.

Complaints of Wives Who Have IrouDle
with Their Husbands.
Nellie Miller filed suit yesterday for a
divorce from Frederick W. Miller. to whom
she was married Dec. "a. 1885. She alleges
cruelty and desertion on Oct. 81, 1857. Mr..
Miller filed an answer denying all the
charges. Susan c. Spellman also brought suit
against William Spellman. They were
married on May 8. 1882, but separated Nov.
8, 1888. On that day. she says, he struck
her in the face and blackened her eye. for
which he was arrested and fined. She also
complains that Spellman has been &C
cushioned to spend his nights away from
home.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-24
Co-EducatiOn.
philadelphia InQuirer.

The fact of the matter is that the preiu-
dice against educating women in the same
classes with men is one that cannot be de-
Tended. Women have shown themselves
able TO attain the highest standards in
every branch of literature. though fewer of
them than men undertake an extended
classical education. The annexes and side
shows for women at some of our UNIVERSE
ties are well enough. SO far as they go. but
they are curious institutions in this en-
lightened age.
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DARTS ACCORDION PLEATING, 149
Il Pennsylvania street. soc per yard.
A STROLOGER- mrs DIR. ellis NEVER
N fails to tell hfe's history correctly by the plan.
cts, where TO go. what 10 do for success, health and
happiness. gives on all subjects. II sick
or in trouble consult the Doctor az once. % East
Michigan street. Can be consulted by letter.
IL Spencer. 1913 North Illinois street. has reduced
her prices TO SO for wool and 50 for silks and velvets.
So to So for cloths, So 10 So for tea gowns. Party
and wedding gowns a speciality. Perfect fit and latest
and best styles assured. Cutting and fitting done.
Personal attention given to all.
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Ultimately. The keeper said he was always
pleasant. never complained. and never
talked about his past transactions. Ward
informed me that he had two and one-half
years to serve, and hoped that some day
he would nave the pleasure of meeting me
outside of those walls.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-24

Matthew f. w. Doran filed suit against
the Citizens Street-railroad Company, yes
terday. claiming $500 damages for injuries
received while crossing one of its tracks on
June %. He claims he was struck by a car.
and that the accident was due to the neg
ligence of the driver.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-24

Memphis Avalanche (Dem).
If New York has no other candidate for
the presidency to offer except David Ben
nett Hill. we are very much afraid the
national convention, and take chances of
carrying the Empire State with a candidate
who has not the prestige of the governor
ship of New York.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-24
EDUCATIONAL.
GIRLS CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

NOTICE-To WHOM 1T MAY NO
~ tee ia hereby gwen that the Board OF Trustees
of the town of Brigktwo d will meet In Brightwood.
at their regular place Of meeting Monasy nieht. NO,
all other matters per- aiming TO said Improvement OF
Foundry street. which imp ovement maj reporthas
Brightwood, which final report 10 now ON ME with
the Clerk Of said town OF Brighswooa TOT examina'
JOHN W. SEARS, President OF Board.
JOHN IL. WINENcW. Town Clerk
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sinE-sing's weu-Known Convict.

i was introduced TO Ferdinand Ward.
who has a room by himself, as he does ali
the printing for the prison. This man once
drew his check for $1,000 900. and had it
paid, the largest check ever drawn. except
one by Jay Gould for $500 600. / found
him n very agreeable. intelligent man. In
conversation with him i forgot he had on a
prison suit. He impressed me as q man of
brains. He began life as a messenger boy,
and in three or four years made S100,OO0 le-
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WANTED-AGENTS.
r AIDES. Write for terms. S. sample corset fire.
j. AGENTS. Lewis Schiele & Co. 800 Broadway. :

T AIDES. Write for terms. So sample corset free 10
IL agents. Lewis Schiele & Co., 800 Broadway. NY
A GENTS HANDLE ARTICLE
Aevery stove requires. Retails 81: saves $50 per
month. Must establish county agencies. Samples
sent, express prepaid. on receipt of S2.75. MOREY
MFG. CO.. Waukesha, Wis.
WANTED-Lady agents for our new Mcintosh
w Raglan. Superior cloth. in wide stripes on out.
side; vulcaniZed rubber on inside. Close fitting;
very stylish; never spots. Beautiful an the finest
cloth garment ever made, ano is absolutely water
proof. Agents sell six a day and make So. Great op.
pOrtunity. Also. fine line other goods. Address F..
ii. CAMPBELL. 4S4 Randolph st. Chicago.
A GENTS sell our
IN RATING CHEMICAL
FIR PAIL. patented. Exclusive territory given.
sells to factories. hotels. business blocks. dwellings,
etc. An entirely new thing and sells ON sight In.
dorsed by n. 4. Insurance Ex.. Factory Nut. ms.
Cos. Chicago Underw Association. etc. sample
pail. price list. etc. sent ON receipt OF So Address
No. 3S Front st.. Worcester, Mass.
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FUNERAL NOTICE,
ANNOUNCEMENTS

PATTERSON-The funeral OF Charles W. Pafter.
son Will be held at the vault in Crown Hill to-day at
2 u. N. Friends invited.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS A BOOKKEEPER.
w Four years experience. Best references. Ad-
dress X 3. this Office.
CITUATiON WANTED-BY A GRADUATE AS
- MECHANICAL ENGINEER. A competent
draughtsman. accurate mathematician, with expert
ence in machine and pattern shops. Address JOHN
RITCHEY, Room l, Ingalls, Block, indianapolis
Ind
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NOTICE OF SALE OF BUSINESS.

Notice is hereby given that we have sold out our
entire stock OF merchandise. machinery and accounts
TO II. r.. jennings. Who viii continue the business.
and is fully authorized To collect all accounts
Il STEWART
Hosiery Mil. 10 and 81 East 8 outh Sc.
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n

NONEY-QUICK-TRY BRYAN. NO. NORTH
WI Meridian street.
r ANs MONEY ON MORTGAGES. c. n.
IL SAYLES 75 East Market street.
EINANCIAL-MONEY on MORTGAGE, FARMS
Il and city property. C. +. COFFIN Il co.
MONEY TO LOANS PER CENT. HORACE
WI MCKAY. Room IL. Talbot & News Block
OK Z GEN ON CITY PROPERTY IN IN.
- diana ISAAC II. KIERSTED, l3 Martndale
Block.
To LOAN-Private funds on farm and city prop
Il erty. Large loans on business property. o per
cent d SCOTT, 342 North Delaw are 50.
NJ ONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS AT II Low
lu est market rate: privileges for payment OefUre
due We also buy municipal bonds THOS. =. DAY
* co. az East Market street. Indianapolis.
NATIONAL BUILDING, LOAN AND SAY
~ ings Association. Shares. 500 each; monthly
VIM. ID. Wiles. President: n :. Byram. Treasurer;
q. SchuYman, Secretary. Office. 81 East Market sc.
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FOR RENT.

TWO ROOMS. WITH POWER, ON MERIDIAN
Il and south streets Apply at Bryce's Bakery.
EOR RENT-TwO ROOMS. UNFURNIsHED.
Il 10 ladies' only. Reference required. Rent free.
Call OF address 497 Ash street.
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ID HELP.

WANTED-A GOOD LIVE MAN TO TAKE
w Marion county for the sale of the Rapid Har-
ness Member. made by Buffalo Speciality Manufact-
uring Co., Buffalo. n. Y. Call at Spencer House
after 3 o'clock to-day. HIRSCH.
nETECTIvES wanted in every county. Shrewd
H. men to act under instruction in our Secret Ser.
vice. Experience not necessary. Send &c stamp.
Grammar Detective Bureau Co. Arcade, Cincinnati. O.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INSURANCE. L
w as district agents for the PrOvident Fund Ac-
cident Society. Of New York. Reference required.
Address Room i. Windsor Hotel, Fort
Wayne. Ind.
Q. SALARY. $40 EXPENSES IN ADVANCE,
UOO allowed each month. Steady employment at
home or travelling. No soliciting. Duties delivering
and making collections. No postal cards. Address
with stamp, HAFER d CO, P1qua, Ohio.
WE want 10 employ a reliable person in your local
w ity to show samples of our premium Cigars and
take orders for same. No experience required.
Wages 81. 90 per day and expenses will be paid condi.
tionally. Address. fnclosing &c stamp for particulars.
u. o. d CO, Chicago, III
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PERSONAL.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered years from Piles and
IA has been efectually cured. viii send NIL direc
tons Tor sel~ftreatment. Sim lie and unfailing. Free
10 all. Edwin slater. p. o. Box i7S. Cincinnati, o.
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WANTED-Reliable local and travelling statesmen.
w Positions permanent. Special inducements now;
fast selling speciaIties. Don't delay. salary from
start. BROWN BROS. Nurserymen. Chicago. Ill
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at SO per month salary and
w expenses. to cell a line of silver plated ware.
watches etc. by sample only; horse and team furnished
free. Write at once for full particulars and sample
case OF goods free. Standard S~ilverware Co. Boston.
Mass.
w carry line OF our specialties, TO sell to the trade
only. Samples and case furnished. Exclusive terri.
tory. Permanent situation. with chance TO build IN
q fine trade. Salary and expenses paid. or, If pre-
ferred. ON commission. MODEL LEDGER Co,
South Bend. Ind
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FOR SALE.

GENERAL STOCK OF MERCHANDISE-wfu
VI invoice 1000; viii sell for 60 cts. on the dollar;
two thirds OF stock has been bought in the last three
months. Box los. Ladoga. Ind.
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CMALL DIAMOND C~ROSS-ABOUT w
- months ago. $50 rewasd. No question: asked.
Return to this office.
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Neutrality-suspicious. PROPERTY-ACRE
w property preferred. Give description and
price. w. :. p. Journal.
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"Agin" Governor Hill.

C~onveyances. IL; consideration. .-.s15,1s1.o