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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-06
THE UNITED STATES or AMERICA.
Eastern D.strict of Nirginia

WHEREAS. ON TIE 1st DAY or
April. 1857, a. G. Jones Med his libel
III the District Court Of the United States
against tho Schooner Mary Curtis. her
boats, tackle, apparel and furniture, in
AND WHEREAS, by Virtue OF process
IN due form OF iaw. 10 me directed re-
turnabl.- on the 9TH day OF April 1897, |
Mary Curtis. and have her in my Gus
toly
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, TINT a.
District Court VIII be held in the United
states Ccnrt Room, III the City Of Nor
folk on tho lGth day OF April 1897, FOR
or owners. and all persons who may have
or c!at IN any Interest, are hereby cited 10
be and appear at the time and place e fore
said, to SHOW cause. ii any they have
why y final decree should not pass Us
prayed. j. NJ lIUDGlN,
L. S. Marshal.
BY THOMAS II. CROSS, ..'-~
apr2- toapr16 Deputy Marshal
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-06
EasENTHS.

Edenton, \. c., April 5.-tspacian-
MIR. j. Norf1eet Elliott will shortly close
MS restaurant that he mas been running
Tor seVeral weeks on Broad street.
Rev. Mr.. Ryder, OF HEREFORD occupied
Inc pulpit OF The Broad Street Metho-
dist church Sunday.
Mr. G. S. Cntrell, OF Washington, N.
c., spent Sunday In Edenton. "
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-06
In u Sex f:Ie,,I

Mt. W. w. GIBBS. tx business manage
o. me New Pilot, is now vice-pres :dcnt
OF the Electric Buggy and Wagon com
DIZZY, OF New York city. which started
operation last Saturday with seven ve-
being built. - !. - ;
MS Is 2 company. as the name :ndi-
Gates for tho opera ton Of horsciaes nnr
r!ases, run ny storage battery, I, ,s :,
innovation In the metropolis, bu. from
AZ accounts Is meeting with grca, sue.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-06
HR.AM H,g.E"C0N.

The agents heart was made glad yes-
'erday By the kind expressions Of 4 lady
resident prominently associated in
church and benevolent societies in the
ward. 10 the effect that there Is no
purer daily in the city than The Nor
folk NirGinian.
Rev. Il. II. Bennett made his mark
sunday morning in a discourse nj Me-
kendree from the text. Grow in grace
and in the knowledge Of the Lord. Jesus
Christ" RE handled The subject Of
christian development and spiritual
growth with such c!elrness and satisfac-
non 10 his hearers that his sermon was
pronounced solid and sensible. and n re-
quest was made for it's repetition some
time In the future. Five members were
added 10 the church during the day.
There Is a very dangerous hole in the
Walkway on the Kelly avenue end OF the
Holt street bridge that should receive
me prompt attention OF the proper
officials. otherwise L damage suit against
the city will probably result
MI. w. e. Catlin, of Bramblcton ave-
nue. extended, has taken his family to
their pleasant new home ut Broad Creek
Mr. Thomas I. PEBBLES has been i'll at
his home. No. Iii Granville avenue, a
number Of days.
The good meetings at Sturgeon, Rev.
=, ri. Martin, pastor, closed Sunday.
having borne much spiritual fruit
Nr. u. H. Smnot. recently removed
from CreWe, has taken his family to No.
lO5 East Highland avenue 10 reside.
MI Grittenton's meeting at McKen-
dree yesterday afternoon was a felici-
tous season, full Of gospel truths and
Christian testimony. He Will speak at
Park Avenue Baptist church to-day at
y. IN. AL should improve this oppor-
tunity to hear him
Mr.. ". j. f. Bishop is sick at his
home. 10 South Reservoir avenue.
sunday was great day for the Park
Avenue Baptist church. Rev. Dr.. VIII
son and Dean Peck preached the word
With great power. The large and beau
tiful edifce was filled morning and
night, and in the morning the pastor,
Rev. Dr.. Hall, gave the hand Of fell
loWship to six persons.
The Ladies' Union OF the Park Avenue
Baptist church held its anniversary yes
tcrday, when the following officers we're
unanimously reelected: President. Mrs
Abe Moses: Vice President, Mrs. John
Turner; Secretary Mrs. r. Il. Summers:
Treasurer, Mrs. Cary Winslow; Execu-
tive Committee-N1rs Price, Mrs. c. e.
Oldfeld and Mrs. Chilcs.
AT night there was an exceedingly in
teresting service. The choir sang very
SWeetiy and Mrs. l.. T.. Roberts render
cd solo with fine effect.
The reports read by the different Off
GERS were OF great interest. and able
speeches were made by Rev. Dr.. Fisher
and Rev. p. S. c. Davis
The society has under the admins1ra-
ton Of its president done efficient SER
vice.
y full house greeted Mrs. ]. \. Web
ster,s concert under auspices of the
dree NJ. F.. church. given N the lecture
room last night. The following pro-
sramme was admirably rendered.:
Eolcal Solo. Miss Bessie Williams
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-06
Food Ell Di"csIed

iinpcrfectly nonrishcs the system. since II
Pale. haggnrd morta!s, with dyspertic
stomachs IMPOVERISHED cirt ulat ton ana
rapid Improvement in their Dhvsicni con
diton by awaiting themselves OF tha, sure
resource OF tie sick and Llebil!tnted. Has
letters Stomach Bittcrs. This gcn;,l
tonic and Alternative lends an impetus 10
iha processes CT digestion which ins,1rcs
an adequate development OF the ma ;cyIn ls
OF blooa, 1ber and muscular tissue More
over, " soothes and strengthens over
wrought or weak nerves, .countelncts 81
tendency to hEpGchondria or dcspcn,lcnsr
To winch dyspcptic and bilious person.;
are peculiarly liable. ard IS an aere,ea hi q
ana Who.esomc appetizer and promoter OF
rcpcsn. The iniirmtics or age, and Of
dellchte female constitutions, are grcntl y
renewed by IT: and it Is a reliable proven.
i've or, and remedy for, ma!arial fcyers
Beecham's Pills for wind and aictra,.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-06
,AUCr1os saaEs-rupuRE nv

RI. VIRTUE OF a DEED a. :rp1IsT
- - ated Marci, l.ith, 1891, duly recorded in
-: ~ VI ,: 2, Clerks Office Corporatio
o9uurt' Norfol!S City, Va, and at request
q q y, H9blic auction at T. o'clock M. THURS
PAY. April 18th, lS9t I'll the Norfolk Real
LOT Or LAND. with improvements there.
on. situated in Brumbleton. Norfolk CITY,
va, ana bounded as follows: Beginning
~ IL pelnt on the eastern line OF Park ave-
nme, distant $50 feet, thence caSterly par-
ai!el OF Bond street: thence southerly
crly parallel with Bond street lEl fest ,c,
land formerly j. c. Pollards: tIance
northerly along said iIolard's land ln5 feet
10 leEd formerly of. Newton Fritz: thence
westerly along said E'ritz's land Isl feet
70 the point OF beginning = -
TERMS CASH.
JESS ". ]. BANTER, JR.,
Substituted Trustee,
OHTNSESD & JONES,
ap!- Auctioneers.
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WILL BE SET FREE.

BY The decision of judge Wellford. OF
the City Circuit Court, regarding the an
pending additional time 10 the sentences
of convicts in the State pan.tcntiary.
who have been there before, some eight
or ten convicts will be given their lib
erty. Major Lynn, the suern,cndent,
,his morning was unable TO give the cx-
act number lie will see 10 it that the
men who should have their liberty will
be given it Immediately. Major Lynn
about a year ago raised The que: tion
which Judge Wexford has just decided
1t was not brought TO the judges a,ten-
ton, however, until last week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-06
HALF IA Y.

Halifax. y. c., April 5.-(snecian-
Rev. }. w. Cramer left yesterday for
his home in Wilmington, n. c. lie IS
expected back in May.
Rev. r.. T.. Peek will lecture here next
week for the benefit Of the Baptist
church.
Court begins Monday There are now
about thirtr-fve Jail birds.
j. Cranmer Harrison, Of Weldon. was
IN town yesterday.
There was choir practice 1T the Epis-
copal church last night.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-06
FOR My LADY,s FAVOR.

Mr.. Robert Belts, a, we'll known young
man or this city. and Mr.. Barnard Rob-
ertson. OF Manchester, arc in love With
The same young lady. who lives on the
Southside. On Friday nigh: they had a
fight, at the end OF which neither was
satisfied. They agreed to meet again
on Saturday night and did So 4 terrific
fight. followed, in which Ar. Belts was
Worsted.
dor several days the report has been
current tina; the Rev. Jahez Hail. pastor
OF Seventh Street Christian church, con-
templatea resigning his pulpit. The
Rev. Mr. Hall was asked By 4. reporter
thi: morning il he intended 10 resign HIS
pulpit. He replied that he had no such
intention. He had heard the lumor re-
garding himself. hut stated that no one
had authority to make the sta .ements
concerning him that had been made.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-06
SHIPPING NEWS.
tconciuded from Seventh page)

concluded from Seventh Page)
Schr. Berthe and Maud. Levlns, Smith
field. light.
Schr. Jessie W. Starr, Maxwell, New
York, light
Schr. Earl p. Mason. --, New Work,
With cargo.
schr. Charles B. Leels, Crapper, New
York, TO Suffolk
CLEARED.
German Gimp. Pisa. Fendh. Hambur.
via Newport News, with 400 bales of cto-
ton.
SchT. James Boyce, Swan, New Haven
with coal.
Schr. General +. S. Greedy, Blake,
Providence, with coal.
SAILED
Schr Sarah w. Lawrence, Hnm.nitt
FAN river. with coal.
Schr. samuel Sharp. Jones, Suffolk, to
New York, With lumber
Barge Vastly. Mar;insvllle. with coal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-06
Norfolk Iron Works,
GEO. W. DUVAL & CO.
NO. 10 Water Street. Norfolk, Va.

ali kinds OF machinery or Tie. most IN.
proved patterns. Also repairing at the
shortest notice. PARTICULAR attention 60
BOILER TUBE TERRuLES arc The
4Eiy perfect remedy FOR ieaky boiler tubes.
any engineer. and are warranted to STOP
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-06
Nor TT CAROL INA

Mr.. Mosley. representing Barlow's
Mtnsirels. was In town Saturday
Rer. Alr. Spcight. of Berkeley, Va, Is
III town this morning.
Prof. G. y. Little visited Eden;on SAT-
u"day.
Messrs. W. y. and J. n. prulen and
Wm. NJ. Bond are attending Court at
Gainesville.
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SAILED,
memorandum.

u. S. steamers Maine and Texas passed
in the CapeS at 1880
British stmp. Lynoan passed in the
Capes Yesterday a. p. M; destina,i
unknown
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-06
SLnFlric NstScclInnx

The schooner Jessie W. Starr, Cap:a!n
Maxwell, bound from New York TO Nor
folk, light. went ashore al Sewells Point
sunday night. She waa pulled OFF by
tugs yesterday morning.
The sail:hip Cambrian King has gone 10
Newport News TO go in the dry dock
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-06
VERY MUCH ALIVE.

The overdue Cedar Works barge
reached Fulton early Saturday evening
with Captain Mark Alexander In charge
\ large crowd welcomed him. The re-
port that he had been drowned wss gem
orally believed, and his friends never
expected to see him again iii the flesh.
Captain Alexander said that he had had
All uneventful trip. and he was surprised
10 learn that a repor: had got into cir
culatson that he had been drowned. The
report IS supposed to have originated
from the fact that man AIMED Alexan-
der was drowned N the Dl:nal swamp
canal recently. He was no relative OF
Captain Alexander. however
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-06
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Baptist Pastors Of Of Richmond Unite Id Re-.
questing elrFIocks 10 Shun Them.
WANTS PROTECTION FOR THE SOUTH
Congressman Lamb, Democrat, Says
tho south Meets IA Protective Tariff
Fight form Young I.ady's Favor
- Captain Alexander was NOT
Drowned In tHe DisIsinI Swamp.

Richmond, Va, April 5.--(spec.al.}-
An address was made public today
signed by all the ministers OF this city
and Manchester, calling upon their mem
bers TO refrain from patronizing Sunday
excursions by rail and water.
me address says among other things,
mat the excursions are harmful and tend
TO make Sunday 4 holiday. The fact is
commented upon that Baptists patron
lie the excursions. The address will be
read In al the churches next Sunday
and an appeal made iby each minister
TO his hearers to spend Sunday in Rich
mond. Il Is expected that the matter
Will be brought TO the attention OF the
general ministers conference next Mon
day
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-06
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
Columbia Business College.
STA MAIN STREET.

May 1sr.
Don't fail 10 investigate tbs ct once.
a U.s. I'll, til, sally
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-06
a PROTECTION DEMOCRAT,

Congressman John Lamb is in the city
to-day. He gives out an interview In
which he said that he believed that
there would be little or no opposition
to the Dingley bill from Southern Con
g!cssmen, owing to the fact that the
South is increasing In manufacturing in
dustries and now needs protection He
added that he thought tina. the tariff
would not again be a campaign issue,
but The money question would monopo-
lie attention in future campaigns. Cap
tain Lamb iA confident that all Virginia
measures will be given respectful attcn-
ton
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Don bear,

the burden Of the h-board any
longer. Hash tit caused enough dam
age and trouble and WEAKNESS? Do
You realize the amount Of wear, and
tear thatit bringsto your clothes in
a single year? Get .Pearline get
I'D OF the Wash-board and that eternal
rubbing. Be a free woman. You
pug Int to see for yourself that Pearl
= ines easy wayof washing soak
! ing, boiling, rinsing is better for
{ the clothes and better for you. 5ls
~ e ~ 1Z,zi7<G5'
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BY the Morris Auction House. CT New Nor
Ss"s ,tsa5 ket Place ais9'.17.F-sy 80 -

| ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SAIL, Ar.
Mo I'M ~. M, !, mouse, on IT. ESnAY
Bedroon1 Suits, Parlor Suits, Lounges. ES
tSnsion IL bles, Chairs. tsfiy mattresses.
SSiocks, Silver Plated Ware. = Ciasol;ne
S s1sN' IS .Wardrohes: Window Shades, ETC.:
a at;a iaf account Of whom It may concern
Letter Letter press. lot Civil Engineers Books
positive a, II n STSH . ), re- sans
PP...-SG-1., u Manager.
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( 4ueT'Io 8, sALEs-TIaIs s. ,.

Bye II. Stevens, General Auctioneer. No,
~ IS Of Sank street. A5y }' I2S'
+ MILL SELL THIS (ruesday) MORN.
~ ING, Eat 10 o'clucis. Il large asortinan,
Of Furniture and Household. Goods: also
70 rolls Mating. Drugggets, Hats. Shoes.
Dry HoGds. &c. q. l.. STEVENS, =
S nPIo-it 5sa 5st7Fs9 Sass Il! AuCt sotleer
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-02
NOTICE TO Contractors AMI
BUILDERS OF GRAVEL AND
RTACADAaIIZED ROADS

Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Com
missioners of Lawrence county, Indiana, viii, up
to II O'Clock O. IN. OF Tuesday July l3 1897 re-
oeiye sealed proposals for the construction of the
following named roads in Spice Valley township,
said county, I'VE divisions, 10 wit;
Division 1.-The Spice Valley, BryantsYile and
Port William road; length, So 437 feet.
Division .2-The Bryantsyille and Bedford high
way; length, TO- sos feet
Division 9-Huron and Port William Church
highway; length, 927S feet.
Division 4-The Spice Valley Church and
Georgia highway; length. 1855 feet.
Division 3 ~ The Isom SOioolhouse and
Georgia and Huron road; length, 81, 5Ss feet
an OF said roads TO be completed on or before
the LIST OF July 1898. said proposals to be ac-
companied by good and sufficient bond for twice
the uditor. only Indiana sureties accepted. Bids
will be received by divisions.
said bids 10 provide that the work said
roads bid or shall be in all things in strict ac-
cordance with plans, profile and specifications
now on hle with the auditor. and the order of
the Board Of Commissioners herein. The sue
buy the bonds issued for the construction Of
said roads TO the amount of their contracts
provided the treasurer shall not have sold the
same on or before the 18th day of August. 1897
Sgid bonds 10 bear date OF 18th day of July 1896
The board reserves the right 10 reject any and
all bids, Bids should be addressed John b.
Malott, Auditor Bedford, Indiana.
Witness my name end official seal the I4th
day OF June, 1897. JOHN b. MALOTT,
IL. 81 Auditor Lawrence County.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
@~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~>~~-~~>
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals
VIII lee received by the County Commissioners of
Clay county, Indiana, until Y oeloek noon, at
the courthouse, in the city of Brazil said county
and State, on Thursday, the 18th day of July,
1897, for the Improvement of a certain highway
in Posey township, Clay county, Indiana 10 he
known the j. G. Wardlaw road, a total length
OF seven ca miles and 2S4 feet, by grading and
graveling and otherwise improving the same in
accordance with profile, plans and sneci6eat ions
ile il auditors office in said county
Parties submitting proposals for performance OF
Eaid work will be required to accompany same
with bord In double the amount their bid for
the faithful Performance of their contract. if
awarded according 20 the plans, specifications
and profile as aforesaid and for the payment of
all material used in the construction OF said road
and FOR all labor and board OF laborers EMPLOYED
the reon.
Blank bonds can be procured upon application
TO the county auditor.
The said Board OF Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
Ia witness whereof, the said Board of Commit is
sioners aforesaid, have hereunto set their hands
and affixed The seal of the Commissioners Corr
OF said county at the Courthouse in the CITY of
Brazil, this 22d day of June, A. D., 1887 -
JOHN J. HUFFMAN
EUGENE CORSAW
ROBERT II. TORBFRT,
Board of Commissioners
Attest; THOMAS PHILLIPS, Auditor Clay
County.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-02
Shorthand by Machinery.
British Printer.


Reports of a shorthand writing machine
provide new sensation for both journal
lists and shorthand writer's in general. 1t
would seem that J. F. Hardys invention
is the pioneer of an invasion of machinery
into a realm previously considered as ever
lastingly devoted to manual labor, and that
the work of the mechanical reporter is TO
precede the labors of the mechanical type
setter. According to the Times the ma
chine is small and portable, measuring SKI
inches and about four inches high. 1t is
virtually silent-an indispensable quality
and win have the further merit of costing
only a few pounds. Not TO describe the
machine minutely, it may be said to be n
miniature typewriter, with only six keys.
by the various combinations of which,
struck with either hand a species of Morse
shorthand dots and dashes is imprinted.
A roll of ordinary thin paper is used and
one of the best features is that IL prints
regular lines across a continuous page end
ing and beginning each line automatically
without any attention on the part of the
operator. The inventor holds that IL is
easier to become proficient with his ma
chine and his new system of shorthand
than with existing systems of pencil
shorthand" An expert would certainly
find the physical labor of note-taking re-
duced TO a minimum and any transcriber
who could read shorthand notes thus taken
would be able TO tranScribe the notes of
any reporter who uses the machine.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-02
CITY NEWS NOTES.

The ladies of the Olvet Church will hold
a lawn fete at 1926 (old) North Meridian
street this evening.
The Royal Exchange Assurance Fire
Company, of London, has been admitted to
transact business in the State of Indiana
At II o'clock last night fire of unknown
origin damaged the one-story frame house
at No. 80 keystone avenue to the extent of
5000 The property is owned and occupied
by w. c. Reed.
John Coho and John Mueller, employed by
Contractor Jungclaus, on the Park Theater,
Sterling r. Johnson, charging them with
working on Sunday. The union men are
back of the prosecution.
While driving on North Meridian street
yesterday morning DR.. H. S. Krug had
quite narrow escape from a serious ac-
throwing DR.. Krug from his carriage and
causing much excitement for a few min
utes.
The young girls of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church will give a fair and exhibit of fancy
work which they have been making this
sisted by the young ladies of the mission
airy society, who will serve the refresh
ments.
State Mine Inspector Fisher and Deputy
William Epperson have taken Room 81 on
the second floor of the Capitol building
The last Legislature provided a room in
the Statehouse for the mine inspectors
who have heretofore had their headquar-
ters at Brazil.
An article printed a few days ago re-
ferred TO the collection OF funds for, the
commencement exercises of the Indiana
School of Nursing. Half of the amount
was made up by Individual members of the
Board of Health, the board having no fund
at its command for meeting the expenses.
No solicitation was permitted outside of
the civ offices.
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s CENTS PER LINE OF SEVEN WORD:
STATIONS

alabama and eth sts.-s. Null.
Eeleiontaine St, No 400-Claude Fields;
christian Ave, No. 197-F. + Dannettehe.
Slinofd Ave, No. s24-Philip Miller
1oiiege Ave. and eth St.-Geo. G. flsher.
Solumbla Ave. and eth St.-Geo. c. kuch.
columbia and Hill Aves.-R. c. Hampton
Aiton and Fletcher Ave,-Hugo II. LehIIltlSr-
Last and McCalty Sts.-E. c. Reick.
IL Wayne Ave, No. 1s0-Thos 4. Ihornpurs-
niliside Ave- No. 19-H. ". Carter
Lilnots ana lst Sts.-S. Muhl
1tt!theis and 18th Sts.-S. Nuhl.
Ailnois and 9Th Sts.-J. NJ. Scott.
Lilnois and 22d Sts.-Frank Keegan.
4tiiaois and North 6ts.-R. NJ. Nayin.
14n9l3na Ave. and Vermont STR. r bIooau"
1192utaha Ave, No. 201-John d. Gauld
e3ttaltsph ave, No. 4z7-Jos. N. Dwyer.
sstass' ana Cornell Aves.-C. T. BaruIn.
etass. Ave. No. SOIL. L. Haag.
etsr anu Morris Sts.-C. II. Broich.
ser snC Ray Sts.-John L. Myers.
ger ara Russell Ave.-Gieo. +. Borst
~ tch, No 1883 EASTMAN Arsdale BROS
IS" York and Noble Sts.-E. II. Enners.
new York No. a7s West-F. r. Wolcott.
fthe, No. 20l South-A. l. Walker.
senate Ave. and 81 STA. NJ. Eyster
Sepate Ave. No. 1865 North-E. z. Steward
shelby St. No. 152-C. A. Eitel.
virginia ave. and Coburu-C. q. Mueller.
y lrgin mia Ave. and McCerty-M. c. Staley.
" ash. ST and State Ave.-N. s. DriGgs.
W ASH. St, No. 70s East-Baron Bros.
west ST., NO. 500 North-C. W. Eichrodt.
1andes and 9Th Sts.-Dixon,
North Indianapolis Library Building-A. b
Gauld & Bro Tel. 1894.
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SEALS, STENCILS, STAMPS.
Eco TMAYER. SEALS @dI
iyEEV:y:9S<KO, STENCILS, STAMPS5I
IN|cATAIoGUEFREE BADGES. CHECKS &c II
~; IELI 1886. Is SHERIDAN ST GROUND Floor

returned in disgust to the scene of the ex-
ploson. Suddenly a round bright object
lying in the road caught Bill's eye He
picked il up and began examining il by the
light of the moon
. Did any of you notice a black object
on the wagon? l asked. That might have
been blanket or a -
. Man? interposed Jim. Yes, 1 thought
it was a blanket
And so did l. said Bill in low voice.
but the horse that wore this will never
again be curious about the time Of day
AS he uttered these words he placed in my
hands the bright object he had been eXs
a silver watch. 1t was a man and not
blanket l had seen on the wagon