Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 June 1889 — Page 4

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1889.

TO WELCOME JUNE WMAT MXTTKM TEAS

Frmci ffimhmtt. Ftgwrid and DotUd Smu. MtaDimitf. WhUt mud Cblortd Pupu. Mwtontimi Hf—Bvtu. Cr—k* tmd Martillet Bed Spread*. Ttmtt*, fringed and MmttUeAed. Dmmuk T*bU SeU in all rise*. Napkin* and DofUu. X»W Milk, Turcoman and Jut* TabU hi nil 9%EC$% L. $. AYRES & C0. M. Rr-W* art tk* rtdutWt ulUnq UfMUfbr Ikm eery fin* plain black mad Murad Drt*t BatUam*. W* ymaraoHa that neither tun, water, pmptndtm nmr acid* mill change iketJar. 7‘

KID GLOVES Elegant line of Dress Gloves m “Suede” and Glaice Finish, $i, $1.15, $ I *75> $ 2 » $9.«5, $2.50, $2.75, $»-95TUCKERS 10 JSu( Watkinyton Strtet.

FOB Commencement Dresses W* thaw a beautiful lim«qf Hemstitched Flouncings, Embroidered Mull*, Tertian Lawn*, French Batitt* and Mawwookt, India Linen*, Iruh Point Lae** and embroideric*. WM^HjERLE,

Lddkt Blouse Waists, Boyd Flannel Waists.

FJasuul Shirts 9» earn tad begged

P4UL H.KRAUSS'S,

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>WEN-MM£JULL COMPANY,

CHOLERA AND CANNED GOODS.

"Why Fruit In the Cholera Ye»r Wne Not Conned—Old Tin*.

**T1mm trees remind me of the greet cholera year nearly fifty yean ago,” said an. old lady as she looked at aa orchard of cherry trees, reddening with fruit which the frost didn ’t kill, because the frost predicted didn’t cone. “Why do the cherries recall the cholera?” "la that calamitous year, which all elderly people this county over remember, ^pre were warned by the doctors not to touch fruit if we wished to escape the cholera. Cherries ripened and rotted on the trees; peaches were very abondant, bat nobody would touch them. !

The street Apples m

/ptraC Wh.. _

knew of noons who even tasted of fruit except

one colored boy, and be died.”

“Why didn’t yon can the fruit and use it whoa the sommer and the cholera had

JMMHfidf **

“You forget that canning is comparatively a recent process. Nobody in all the wide West had then ever dreamed of preserving fruit in this way. The only way fruit was put up then was to preserve it. we would boii do-

THE WORK OF EXPERTS. The emallett eerew* in the world are taid to be those used <* watche*. The fourth lewd wheel eerew te the naked eye look* like ■stA With a ala** it i* teen to be a terew with MO threads te the inch. Thete minute Mrsw* or*4-1000 of an inch in diameter and me head* are double. It i* estimated that an Ordinary ladfethimbU would hold 100,000 if these terew*. . The proper handling of UaUhtt i* th* work of expfrtt. Wemake a tnwia/ly of welch work, and guarantee it. Bring pour watch te 0in$2am ??Valk. ‘S Leaders D

>| Low

^ Prices.

Examine carefully, and be

four own judge.

STEVENSON* JOHNSTONE,

SJ Xaet Washington Street

ms'' ■' " —" ■■■■i i — PARTICULARS. W* have been so busy that instead of Hiking about them we have preferred you should come and examine in our various lines for particulars. It is the busiest season we have ever known —how busy our sixty-eight employes who have hustled all day and some of them all night, know. They are beginning to look toward vacation time, 'though even June has not brought us warm weather yet nor stopped the tide gf trade. But they will take turn about, and there will be enough of them On hand all the time, so don't withhold four orders or your visit to

r^ASTMAK, SCHLEICHER

X <fe LEE’S, CAJLPXT8, DBAPfcBIES, WALL PAPER. Til 1A86EST BOCSI 111 HE STM

JtTttU 1C brio Cis*Aid wauvci, but fit was expensive, and only a condiment

and not a staple nourishment.

“It was man; before canning

had tin cans which had to be soldered up when filled, by a professional tinner. We would make an appointment with him, fill our cans, have the lids ready and he would com# along and solder them up. Then some one discovered that wax could be used successfully, and by and by ws had the automatic can which can be made air tight without wax and simply by a twist of the wrist.' ” What becomes ot all tht old tin cans, anyway? There are annually consumed in this country 7,380,800,000 cans of goods The tins are thrown away. Millions of them are, in

Btfrnoils. Seals. feabbo aad tfissl Main*. Badges, Checks, etc. GfiXDO. J. MAlYHLK, Ifigra naoxtb Meridian 8t TD us your address, and will forward you our 'specialprices as rapidly

rust in back yards; other millions are carted to dumping grounds; but the most of all, old tin cans are thrown into some other fellow's lot. where they take care of themselves or become attached in mysterious ways to s’mother man's canine. beasona ble Goods at Retail.

Cherries, UKc.

Gooseberries, 12'^e. Messina oranges, 86c. Peaches, 85c a dozen. Pineapples, 2£c each. Strawberries, 12>i@16c. Summer squash, 6e each. New potatoes. 60c a peck. Bed raspberries, 15c a pint. Elysmic water, 25c a bottle. K!peered mackerel, 40c a can. Martinsville mineral water, 25c a gallon. The Dances of the Nations. The “Kirmess” exhibits the dances of the people of all nations in their peculiar picturesque costume. The first general rehearsal of the dancea, which have been practiced for a month by about one hundred and fifty people ofthie city, wae given at English'a Opera

House last night. The Kirmess will be given publicly all next week. The dance of the Nile Worshippers Is led by Mrs. JamesM. Winters; the North German by Mrs. Clifton Comly; the Japanese by Miss Louise Garrard; the Spanish by Mra. George Catterson: the Tambourine by Mrs. J. W. Jones, and Mrs. Adams; the Moon by Mrs. Aquilla Jones. Jr.; the Indian by Mrs. Jencks and Miss Bingham: the Sphinx, by Mrs. 8. E. Perkins: the Little Japs, by Mrs. G. E. Townley; the Cymbsl. by Mrs. C. E. Henderson: the Mavpole, by Mrs. Macbeth; the Swedish by Mrs. Morse and Mrs. Lemcke. The Queen of the Kirmess will be Mrs. W. L. Elder; the Goddess of Liberty, Mm. Pierre Gray, and the Gypsy Queen, Miss

Nancy Klemted. No Deputy Sheriff Conhl Reach Her. A few days ago the Clerk of the Supreme

Court had occasiofi to send a notice of “costs due” to a party to a suit, which had been decided. Not knowing the address, he sent the notice to the attorney in the case with the request to please forward it. To-day the attor-

ney replied at> follows:

“Dear Sir, I am nnable to comply with

The dance of the

omhippem Is led by Mm. JamesM. Winters;

a North German bj

.. las gone. oyer the river, climbed the golden staire and fallen asleep, and I protest that no deputy sheriff with a fee bill be sent to awaken her. And, alas! alack! worse and more of it—when she took her departure, she left no earthly good.chattels, lands nor tenements,wherewith to pay costs or attorney’s fees.” (Toning School Exercises. The twentieth annual closing exercises of Mm. E. J. Price’s private school last night were much enjoyed by the pupils and their friends who were present. Recitations and music composed the proeram. Those taking part were Lottie Bills, Gertie Henry, Tillie Schmidt, Emma Keiflol, Maud Lucas, Katharine Lucas, Georgia Lewis, Ruby Smith. Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Nay, Lulu Mueller, Will Shannon, Charles F. Hanson, Gustave Recker, Misses Newell and Robson, Clarence Roberts, W. H. Daggett and Professor T. J. McAvoy. The seniors of the Girls' Classical School received at Mr. and Mm. Bewail s lost night and a delightful evening was spent by the members and their many friends. The Kimets Next Week. A kaleidoscopic mingling of the glory of all nations. This is what the Kirmess presents. Egyptians*Germans, Swedes, 'Indiana, Gypsies and Japanese, all in their picturesque costumes pasg through their peculiar national

a successful presentation of the Kirmess in Louisville, the dances will be given at Engmijaxm • - w- -

day next

JUNE OUTINGS. Personally-Conducted Daylight Exear. stone Through the Old Dominion. A Chesapeake A Ohio vestibule special to White Sulphur, Natural Bridge and Old Point Comfort June 11 and 20. Nights spent at famous mountain resorts. Tickets cover all expenses—an ideal jonrney. For itinerary, giving complete information, apply at C. £ O. ticket office, southwest corner Fifth and Walnnt streets, Cincinnati, O., or address H. W. Fuller, General Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, O. Cleavoland Yard Peaeo (Patented). This is the beantifnl, clean and strong iron fence one sees going up in every part of the city. It is •elf-supporting, has no Unsightly "braces, and does not hide the beauty it incloses. Office and factory, 22 Biddle street, this city. Telephone No. 328.

Capital Wanted

For manufacturing new household articles on royalty needed In every home. Exclusive right for twenty States. Now being manufactured in the East with great success. The closest Investigation Invited. Little capital required. Sure and profitable business for some one.

Josm-A W. Powell,

82 E. Market st., Indianapolis. The Concert at Henry Miller’s Summer garden, corner Michigan and Noble streets, will be postponed until Wednesday evening, June 12. on account of the bad weather. Friends cordially invited.

Closing Oat Sale

Of watches, clocks and jewelry: also fixtures, one Dlebold safe, one best Seth Thomas regulator, one showcase. Call at once to secure a bargain, as the stock must be closed out by July 1.

L. E. Mara, Jeweler,

U N.'Illlnois st., opposite Bates House.

Por Fancy Prices Yon may coll at any clothing house in this City, but not “The Arcade.” With that only exception, they each paid early in the Season Ten Dollam for a Ten-Dollar Sait of clothes, and for all the remainder of their Stock frill value. The Arcade instead, bought for cash, just within two weeks from cash-needy houses, Ten-Dollar Suits for less than Five and for 60 large oases of all Kinds and grades of clothing in the same Proportion. If yon desire to purchase a suit for yourself or your boy at . One-half , the price, . or less than one-half the price, and see the prettiest garments in this town, you must call now, without fail, at No. 10 West Washington St;,“The Arcade.”

Swift's Specific cured me of ugly and very painfril boils, or risings. I bad twenty-three on my back and neck at one time and a great many on my body. 1 took 8. 8. 8., and two bottles cured me. This was five years ago, and have had no boils since. W. M. Miller, Arlington, Tex. fl.76 pickle castors at Comstock’s. Insurance, Real Estate mid Loans. Call on Murray Clapp, 77% East Market at., when buying, selling or insuring property. Finest goods and lowest prices. Comstock’s. Fob rosebuds, cut-flowers, bouquets, floral designs, call on Wcishaur Bros. & Lentz, Florists, 848 N. Tennessee st., above Seventh. M. 8. Hcey & Son, Lumber.

Harrison Town and Country Paints Are the best in use. Geo. F. Borst, sole agent corner South Meridian street and Russell ave. M. S. Huey & Son.

lishes O|>era House next week, beginning Mon-

State School Apportionment,

The State Superintendent has prepared the following statistics: Amount of school revenue collected from counties, 1934,987.80, State’s semi-annual intereat on nannegotiable bonds, 1117,143.49. Amount in treasury from an other sources, 98,928.18. Total on hand, fl,081,061.66. Amount apportioned, fl .060,482.80. Balance now remaining in treasury 610,578.76. This anrounts to 81.36 apiece for each child of school age in the State, as there are 770,728 of them.

The Monon Looking for a Man.

The lu, N. A. A C. Railway Company has not yet found the general passenger agent which it wants. It is understood Mr. McCormick, the retiring agent, favors the candidacy of James Barker, the present general passenger agent of the Wisconsin Central Rood. The Wisconsin Central has recently been leased by the Northern Pacific, and it is supposed the change in administration will

extend to the operating officers. The Coanttes’ Share ia the Loan.

The State Auditor has calculated the apportionment of the big school-fund loan to the different counties. Marion Connty will receive 9266.427.92; Allen, 9112,801.18; Vigo, 991,743; St. Joseph, 973,782.20; Tippecanoe, 669,178.40. Starke County receives the smallest sum, 91L866.20. The entire amount to be distributed is f3,904,783.22, which is f7.H^ for mch vote coat for Secretary of State at the

last election.

Miss Reid’s Benefit Changed to Saftnrday. The date of the benefit concert to Margaret Reid has been changed fro nr Friday to Saturday evening. The change ia made because of amnltipUcity of other things to draw public attention Friday evening. As Saturday evening ia the rognl tr time of rehearsal of church choirs. Miss Reid's friends are moving to meet earlier so that they may hear Mias Reid Saturday. » UNIQUE DISPLAY. A Bright Street^ Pageant, with Notea of fTar and Bannovs. The Union Tobacco Works of Louisville, Ky., fairly divided public interest with the circui parade yesterday by a magnificent pageant which they put upon our streets, and they surpassed the circus by a second appearance in the afternoon, which attracted even wider notice and comment The pageant consisted of a large van, drawn by magnificent horses, decked out in flaming draperies, on which the names of “Bugle” and “Best We Got” appeared in beautiful colon, in front of which was a magnificent carriage, draped in tame, and on the seat an old “veteran,” who sounded “reveille," “boots and saddles,” and a full list of cavalry bugle calls. In this carriage sat Ur. George F. Schmidt with Ur. Pius Long and Mr. S. W. San borne, who ia the manager of the outside interests of this gMatKentucky tobacco house. The display was one of the most striking la its wav of*r seen on our streets and attracted all classes. The scar-worn vetemm of the war were summoned by the famjfiai bugle calls so vivid to memory. The interest was in no way lessened because of U>« object to bring the two favorite brands of tobacco into notice, but rather increased by the implication that the article which could afford such extraordinary means for bringing it to public notice must have corresponding merit to back U, and we will, tnereicre, give it a trial.

W.H. Wight, of Rogers, Ark., a prominent former and stock grower, says that Swift’s Specific cured him of letter of twenty years' standing. Of course in that time he had a great amount of treatment, and says the wonder is that he did not scratch the flesh from his bones. S. 8. S. cored him quick and permanently. Nicxel plating, grinding, polishing, wood split pulleys and machine work. 31 and 33 West Maryland. R. R. Rouse. “Use Huffman's pure cider vioigar.” The late John Dury kept nothing but the best makes of fine shoes. You can buy them at almost half price at 27 N. Penn. st. Positively the lost week. Saturday being the last day of the sale of ladies’, misscsland children’s fine shoes of the late John Dury stock, the trade had better come early forjiargains, at 27 N. Penn. st. 92.60 butter dishes at Comstock’s. I am putting in 5irtach extra strong lead water pipes for sprinkling purposes at 26 cents per foot. C. W. Meikel, 75 N. Pennsylvania st 97.50 Waltham watch. Comstock, 28 E.Wash. Cushman’s Menthol Inhaler cares catarrh, headache, neuralgia, asthma, hay fever. Trial free at your druggist. Price 50cts. Thr latest room moldings at Carl Holler’s. PosmvsLT the last week of the sale of ladies’ misses’ and children’s fine shoes of the late John-Dury, at 27 N. Penn. st. Thb latest room moldings at Carl Holler’s. Roofing Materials, Ready Roofing And fire-proof paints for shingle or metal rooft; building and sheathing felts for sale; pitch and gravel or rubber roofs laid and repaired at low rates. Indiana Paint and Roofing Co., 42 S. Pennsylvania st. Telephone 417. Fine perfumeries and toilet articles. Clary A Son, druggists, 150 Prospect street. 85c heavy silver thimbles at Comstock’s. If too want your prescriptions accurately compounded and at reasonable prices, go to Pantter’s Bates House Pharmacy, 64 West Washington street. Hood’s Sarsaparilla gives new life and vigor. T. W. Zell has just opened Tomlinson Hall Pharmacy at northwest corner Delaware and Market streets. Tickets for the Francis Morphy Lecture Can be had at News office, Sentinel office. Journal office and L. 8. Ayers’s. We have concluded to limit oar sale of ladies’, misses’ and children's fine shoes at 27 N. Penn. st. to one week. Harrisonburg, Virginia. On account of the Yearly Meeting of the German Baptist brethren, the 0., I. A W. R. R. (great L, B. A W. route) will sell excursion tickets for Harrisonburg, Va./- good going on all regular trains until June 10, and good to return till July 6,1880. This company will ran a special train through to Harrisonburg, leaving Indianapolis at 4:00 o. m. Saturday, June 8, arriving at Harrisonburg at 10:00 a. m. next day. Faro for the round trip 916.46. For fUither particulars call at city ticket office, 42 Jackson Place, opposite Union Station. fit ladies’ gold stem-wind at Comstock’s. Wines cf ail kinds at Jacob Boa’s, successor to John Groseh, 85 A Delaware street.

August C. Smith, MERCHANT TAILOR. 97 Virginia avenue.

Beecham’s Pills act like magic; weak stomach A Shave For 1*15 of a Cant. Colgate A Co., N. Y., will mail yon a sample of Demulcent Shaving Soap, sufficient for a month far two cents. Oneida oommunitt, 3 lbs., full weight. To matoea 10 cents per can. Henry Schwinge. Those who wish to purchase a pair of fine shoes at almost half price can do so at the late John Duty’s old stand, at 27 N. Penn. st. Positively the last week

Three-pound cons 7% cents, 8S cents par dozen. Bxnxt Bchwowb. The Administrator's SsUs Of ladies’, misses’ and children’s fine shoes will loot but one week, at 27 N. Penn. st. Come early for bargains.

or cam. Jon Clvxb, 79 West Wi

on paymen ashington 1

Fresh Gaufowa Araioors just la. Henry

IflDI/l $H^S. E announced on Wednesday the arrival of a purchase of India Silks at the low price of 37%c a yard. They did not last long. Many were disappointed to find them gone Thursday morning. if( vm We receive this morning another lot, 150 pieces, at same low price. Beautiful designs and great variety of colorings.

H. P. WASSON &CO.

LACK OF LIFE.

When the pulse beats feebly; when the energy is gone; when the appetite is weak and sleep uncertain, then the body is in a condition of actual “low life.” No matter what the causes may have been Nature has given way and unless her strength Is restored disease Is certain to take possession of the body. The first thing any doctor does in snch a case is to assist

Nature. Here are some instances:

Professor Austin Flint, of Bellevue (New York) College, says: “The judicious use of alcholic stimulants is one of the striking characteristics of progress in the practice oi medicine during the last half century.” The celebrated Dr. J. M. Cornwall says: “I am most happy to say, after a veiv thorough test, that for persons suffering with nervous and general debility or any wasting disease, or for delicate persons or invalids, Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey is the best tonic and purest stimulant with which I am acqnaint-

There are no higher scientific authorities

hey "peak vi

of all bottled whiskies which

than these and the

you, except Duffy’s. It has time and Is absolutely pure.

volumes. Beware >1 may be offered stood the test of

GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. EPPS’S (NKJOit BREAKFAST. “By a thorough knowledge of the natural

ine properties of well selected Cocoa Mr. 1 has provided our breakfost tables with a save ic juit a constitution m stro:

case. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may pscape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nouriahed frame.” —f< ivil Strrlcr Gazette. Affide simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only in half-pound tins, by grocers, labeled thus: JAMES EPPS A CO., Homcepathic Chemists, London England.

WATER RATES. House use, Brooms, $5 pev annum. Sprinkling in connection with house use, 40 feet front, 87. Sprinkling alone, 60 feet and under, 910. INDIANAPOLIS WATER CO., Office: 23 South Pennsylvania St. Telephone 510.

W STRANGER !1AN FICTION

Here is a case of it: We offer Parasols and Umbrellas, new goods made this year, all the most desirable goods, at leas than manufacturers' prices. How do we do it? We do not spend a minute explaining that. WE DO IT, and that Is enough to satisfy economical people. We have enough of them to ran the whole season. We make no chargs for engraving your initials on the gold trimmed goods. DRESS GOODS. We have just opened a full line of Dark Challies. The prices ran 8)4e, 12%c, 15c, *>c, 26c. We hare added to onr already large line of best French Satines. Onr prices on the best French Satines in the world are 5e a yard lower than can be found elsewhere. We are offering a most attractive line of Misses’ and Infanta’ Lace and Lawn Caps and hats. The prices vary between 15c and |2Every department in our whole establishment is frilly equipped with good bargains. At 15c a pair we offer a regular 50c Lisle Glove. See them, and then believe.

W. C, VAN ARIL & CO. 109 and 111 South Illinois Street

We ore now prepared to take orders for an and all kinds of iTl

Manufactured by THE L. CANDEE & CO., Consisting of Hip,Knee and Short Boots,Lambennen’s Overs, together with s full line of men's, boys’ women’s, misses’ and Child’s Rubber Shoes; also a complete line of specialties in all widths and sizes. In addition to above popular brand of gooda, we can offer you a tall line of SECONDS, Manufactured by The L. Candee A Co., stamped “FEDERAL.” Merchants dealing in Rubbers are particularly invited to call and examine our stock before placing their orders.

McKEE & BRANHAM, 102 and 104 South Meridian Street INDIANAPOLIS s : i s IND.

IE RANiERCIF PILE H

EXPLAINED AT “ Sullivan - Grohs Co.

It has been puzzling the brains of our grandmothers and our grandfathers, our fathers and our mothers, our uncles and our aunts to know where to buy the best line of Handkerchief! at the lowest prices. Come in and see it worked. Ladies’ hemmed, colored bordered, fast colors, at 4c, 6c, 8c, 10c and 12c, worth from 12%c to 35c. Gentlemen’s full size Handkerchiefo, colored bordered, fast colors, at 10c, 15c, 20c and 25c; sold at 25c, 80c, 45c and, 50c. These are real bargains and are placed on sale on account of the weather. Cnr 97c Laundered Men’s Shirts are frill - worth 91.60. We have 20 dozen more left.

6 and 8 West Washington St.

H.B. HOWLAND & CO., WHOLESALE SLA TE DEALERS. Telephone, 503. Offices: Corner Lincoln avenue and Lake Erie Railroad, and Builders’ Exchange. .

H-AJ-fWA.Y Ac LA.NCA.STER, GENERAL CONTACTORS. Streets, Gravel Roads, Levees, Excavations and Ruble Stone work a specialty. Estimates furnished on short notice. Room 4 Phoenix Block, cor. Delaware and Market Sta.. Indianapolis, Ind.

LO A.NS. We have some private funds that we can loan in sums from 91,000 to $10,000 on Ipdianapolis and Marion County property upon short notice. Parties needing money will find it to their interest to see us. .

C. F. SAYLES, LOAN, INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE, A’gt, 75 East Market Street.

DR J. A. SUTCLIFFE, SURGEON, 96 East Market st. : : : Indianapolis. Telephone Ml.

PENSIONS. New Laws, new Rulings. Every soldier or soldier’s widow should send to the Old Established Claim Agency ut P. H. FITZGERALD and get his It-page pamphlet on War Claims mailed free. NO. tfijj East Market street. p.h. m:

FITZGERALD.

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! CLEARANCE SALE: , OE WAlLL PAlPER | From the cheapest tq^ the finest W. H. ROLL, ! CARPET, DRAPERY AND WALL PAPER HOUSE,!

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1 3©> 3 2 > 34, 36, 38 SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET. \

ZOMICXNTA.! Every 5 cent package contain* the strength of one pint bottled AMMONIA combined with 6}£ ounces best powdered soap. for the laundry and kitchen washes quicker and ry s~\ ~\ /c r~\ ~VT T A cleaner than any soap or washing compound, softZjl v_y V,/ ening the hardest water. In the toilet, nursery and bath, keeps the skin soft, smooth and white. Yon get strongest Ammonia for nothing in r~r ISTf A Your clothes never rot or turn yellow with / i I j\/| I | [Vj I /\ All odor of perspiration is removed by Z_J V-/ _LvJLV_/JJ N J LABaby and baby's clothes should be washed with Try a 5 cent package, and save time and money. O 3ST X -/\ ** b€tter cheaper than bottled ammonia. All Grocers Keep It. GEO. H. TALBOTT, Agent, 88 South Pennsylvania street, Indianapolis, Ind.

In our large and varied stock of wines we confidently assert we have the best CHAMPAGNE made in America; one of the finest CLARETS in this city, and an old PORT entirely free from tannic acid. Physicians can rely on this Port for medicinal purposes.

J. T. 3POWEH. 78 and 80 IN'. Penn.

IMPORTED AMD NATIVE.

N, F. DALTON & CQ., LUMBER YARD, 8. ‘W. Cpr- W Liiragtorx stzxd bTofela.

SASB, DOORS, BLINDS, ETC. Prompt attention, lowest prices.

TELEPHONE 961 *

C. E. MER&IFIELD, Manager

TUTE WILER, tion, day or night Everything new, fresh and dean. Cydorama Place, 7S West Market street Telephone, rooms, 216: residence. 441.

thk NEW YORK STORE. [Eatabliahad 1853.]

LANSDOWNE Dres5 Qood5 lO PIECES In colors and cream, Eeceived To-Day.

ALL PRICES IN PLAIN FIGURES.

PETTIS, BASSETT & CO.

SQUARE PIANOS, Shop-worn, or which have been taken in ex-

change on new Upright*

8TKINWAY A SON-7 octaves, square. - - carved

HALLET, DAVIS A CO—7 octavei, square piano, rosewood ca*e,carved lege and irre. In fine shape, tone and action flret-claaa, and a very great bargain at ; VALLEY GEM—Square piano, 7 octaves, carved lege and lyre, elegant cose, tone

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186.00

C. A.^EKOtD A CO.-7 octaves, fine carved legs and lyre, elegant tone, ak. 186.00 TRAYSElt, ROBIN8ON A CO.-8quare piano, 7 octaves, octagon lege, serpen Une molding, rood condition and fine tone, at US.00 CALKNBjtUG A VAUPEL-7 octaves,octagon legs, fine case.good action, at... 126.00 ARLINGTON PIANO 00.-7 octaves, four round corners, octagon legs, good condition, tone and action flne..._ 115.00 ARLINGTON PIANO CO.-7 octaves, octagon legs, In very good condition, at.... ll&.OO The above prices on the Pianos are with new ool and cover, delivered In any part of the city ee of charge, or boxed and delivered to any ipot. On low monthly payments. Eaehinetruent Is guaranteed, and a bargain. The prices e down, in order to make, room for the epring

•too! freel

are dow: stock now arriving.

D. H. BALDWIN & CO., f6, 97 and 90 N. Pennsylvania 8t.,Indianapolis

B'OR LA.YVN PURPOSES.

Eureka Rubber Lined Cotton How. Extra Standard Rubber Hose. Double Extra Standard Rubber Hose. Para Brand Rubber Hose. High Pressure Rubber Hose. The above brands of Hose are frilly warranted, and we will cheerfully replace any Hose which may prove defective. The EUREKA is

ii m m We boldly boast our ability to fit any man under size or over size and fit his pocket, both as well. fiBIIM MM’S SIS CASSIMERES, WORSTEDS, * CORKSCREWS, DIAGONALS AND WIDE WALE. From the lowest to the highest in price. WE DISTAKE ALL COMPEm. SAVE YOU ONE PROFIT. Clothing Department.

MODEL

The line of Men’s allWoo 1 Cassimere, Thibet, Serge, Cheviot, Worsted and Corkscrew Suits we are selling at

THE WHEN. N. B.—We are still ready with that half-holiday proposition.

A CAR LOAD OF REFRIGERATORS To select from. Natural Gas Burners for gasoline stoves put on. Neatest and cheapest burner in use.

Suits the popular taste. They are tailor-made goods, elegantly trimmed and perfect fitters. D<* you want a business or dress suit? Try one of these. . MODEL

Hose. How Nozzles, Coupling* and Swivel*. Hose reels below manufacturers’ cost

KNIGHT & JIUJSON, 76 and 77 South Pennsylvania Street. STATE LINE Xo Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Liverpool. FROM NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY. Cabin passage $36 to 960, according to location of stateroom. Excursion 9*16 to 990. Steerage to and from Europeat lowest ratea. AUSTIN BALDWIN AGO., General Agents. 68 Broadway, New York. Alex. Metzger; Frenzel Broe.;Cbas. P. Webb, 6 South Illinois etreet; Albert Behrendt, 122 South Illinois street, agents at Indianapolis.

PXJRSELL & MEDSKER, 84 Bast Washington Street DR. ADOLPH BLITZ, Practice limited to EYE, EAR AND THROAT DISEASES. Office removed to Odd Fellow* Block, Room 2, Northeast comer Washington and Pennsylvania Streets, Indianapolis, Ind.

W. T. WILEY & CO. 48 and 50 North Illinois Street. Wonderful bargains in onr Dress Goods and Silk Departments this weak. Figured India Bilks in all the latest novelties at S7X, 80, 09 and MS par jrard. Great bargains. .See them. Special bargains in Black Cashmeres from 39c to 98c per yard. Ail the new shades in Henrietta cloths from 25c to 75o per yard. Nerw line of Sateens on sole at greatly reduced prices. See oar Sateens at 8,10,12H, 15, 90 and 25ejper yard. Newline at Challies, LAwn*, Organdies, Nainsooks, Mulls, Plaids and Btripes, on sale at low prices. Large size bed quilts at 49, 69 and 98c. Special bargains. See our low prices on Black Lace Flouncings. New line of Swiss * Flouncings at all prices. To close all our Lacs Curtains at actual cost See oat prices. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests at 12X, 15 and 19c; worth double. W. T. WILEY & CO. Nos. 48 and 50 North niinois Street.

PARLOR GOODS,. I have an elegant stock of new Parlor Goods, all of my own manufacture—Sets, Rockers, Odd Chairs, of all kinds. W M. Y E.L D E R, 48 and 45 South Meridian Street. »

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PARTMENT receives and forwards all classes of business by each Moil Steamer arriving at or departing from New

York.

Shipments from Europe can be made direct by this Company to all Inland Ports of Entry In the United states, also to Canada and Mexico, with or without payment of duties at New York.

BROKERAGE OR CARTAGE. r AgenclM is Europe to whom shipments for United States con be delivered, or If from Interior points should be consigned, accompanied by Bill of Lading and Invoice certified before American Consul:—

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MASS MIS jf ®fl TIPS SPIEGEL, THOMS & CO.’S

71 and 78 West Washington Street. .

INDIANA. AH leading lilMt of y PARER STATIONERY COMP AUSTY. Atio.wntw.

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VISITORS TO THB

Will find the Sunday School Supply Store of Yohn Brothers $k No. 9

N orth Meridian.

SPECIAL PRESENTS Given sway with every pound of Theaneotor Te* and A. A P-^Baking Powder. GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO, 4 Bates House Block; 184 B. Washington 84.

NOTICE TO MIMES AND CONTRACTORS. proposals, with plans, for the erection of a brick wall with «tone foundation and capping, on the emit aide of the Reformatory grounds Wul be received at the Institution np to three (3j p. m.. Wednesday, Jane ft, US9. The abova proposals will be opened at that hour, the Board reserving the right to reject any or all bids.

Great chance for agents. G. W. BARNES Be CO., SPECIAL CREDIT HOU8B, Opposite poatoffio*. *4 East Markat StreoC

Claris

Makes beantifnl cab PHOTOGRAPHS, Instantaneous pro-

THEODORE: 8 T YD I 14. Successor to the Anderson A bat root Co, succeeding Wm. C. Anderson. ABSTRACTS OF TITLES. No. 86 East Market St., Indianapolis, lad.

W. L. DOUGLAS 91 8H0JC, and aUshoee that have Ms name aad price ’■“’•‘SiRiSWRJtU

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FOR FIRST-CLASS

83 North Pennsylvania Street South end Denison Hot HEADQUARTERS ITOR G-AS BTXTURJBS.

LtJUBEB AND PLANING HILL. aoa «o rr. They hare never

been equaled.

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HOUSE PLANS-®^^^^,*

Have several hundred plans, many of which I have built. Would be pleated to ihow la

those interested.

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LILLY&STALNAKER, are to be had cheap of 64 East Washington Street

•4 North XUiaola at.

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SAMTMH, Steam Heating and Ventilating.

HOMMOWN & MATTINGLY. v ■ .4^ •■Vv*" ' * ' ..iSwv k , • j,.- ,V -• 'V • ^ *y* V' 1 ' * ’ Funeral Directors and Tfcmbalmers, Telephone Ml. 70 West Market St (Cyelorama Plaoe.)

FOR -A. SUMMER D. Use our fine GRAHAM CRACKERS and WAFERS. If don’t have them ask him why, and have PARROTT & TAGGART, ~