Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 January 1892 — Page 3

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THE IM)IANAEOLlS NEVs. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1892.

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t'lESTOF MANY MEETINGS

J3R8ET CATTLE BREEDERS OF - INDIANA MEET.

FUNERAL NOTICE. mja v —Mn H. M.. fuii*rml at .- Empirs BSock. Tbomlay •furnoon atZo’ci'jck-JU-niains 'rill be taken to Em&cria. Kas. EnfcDOs invited.

WANTED—FEMALE HELP.

WANTED—AGENTS.

TO LET—ROOMS.

IJ ANTED—GIRL at •-■M NORTH MEUID-'

I :an street.

I t ANTK1>—DINING - ROOM OlRi.. NO. C*

Indiana ave.

SOCIEIY MEETINGS.

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Woman Zxtovnm Up Onaplcnonaly In Thla Induatrj'— Mr »* Bualc DiarmrrT the Kevolu D n In tha Dairy Buaineaa.

OClETY-«PIRITCALIST9 WI1.G HEET O this evening at Jtxa. Barmtfa. 513 N. tV'estst. Mrs. Jennie B. Hajrea-Jackeon win be present and speak upon sobjecte glveo from the aodiepne. CiCKJlEn Y-CENTEH LoIX>L. F. AND A. M — tj .Members are requested to assemble at the

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lodse-room at*l o'clock <to-morro» Tiiirsday afternoon, to attend the funeral of Bro. Daniel hbaw. C. W. Bi.sh, W. M. A i.kket Izon. Secretary. CD( IETY-ANC1 ENT aTtEFTED^O/TTlHlt O Kit*—Triennlel meetin* of Indiana Omhistory H. V. H. 8.. this 'Wednesday) erenin*, at 7.4a o'clock, for eiec !on of offlcers. By order of

F. G. C. BCTKT.Xt'. Com.-ln-Cbief.

Jos. W. Suit if. 3*'-. secretary. C‘JCT ET Y -SPECIA L MEET IN G OF MARION* iy iA>d*e, So. 35. F. and A. M.. this eveoinc. at 7:30 o'clock. for work In tbs fellow-craft degree.

Visitors welcome. _

T G. Harribos, . M.

Hcoh J. DRt nMOXn Secretary 56CiETY-I. <>. <>. F -CAPITAL LODGE. NO. Cy i 4. I. <i. O. V. Xember* of ' apita! I>/d4fe are hereby notified to meet at the iodse room tomorrow 'Ihurvday . January 7. at lo'clock rr... to attend the funeral oT our late bn/tber. Dan.el Ht.a* R*N*»r KKAVr.N. G. “TEt^r** O. Sharp. Kr K»rdtn*Secretary. OOCIKT V - - aTTJ Si ION! (.’OMKADfcif OF ^ Geor*e H. Chepman Poet. No. Tt», G. A. R. You wilt report at Poet Hail Friday jantmr'-*. to attend the funerai of our ate comrade. Dr. John Gill, from hie late residence. 7s Daujrt.erty ►t. Comrades from other posts are cord a .y invited to join u*. J. It. Bexke*. Com;

< . L. B. Eat is, Adjutant.

NOTICE.

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The meeting of the Indian* Jeraer Cattle Y Breeders’ Aeeociation et Horticultural Hall to-day in the State Hone* is the first a series *f meetings that hare an important bearing on the agricultural and stockbreeding interests of the State. Following the Jersey cattle producer* eome the State Dairymen’* Association tomorrow, the Bee-Keeper*’ Association Jan- ! nary 8 and 9, the Cane-Growers January 13, ! thE Trotting and Pacing Horse Breeders January 15, the Shorthorn Breeders January 19 and 20, the Wool-Growers January • 20 and 21, the Swine-Breeders January 21 and 22, the Poultry Association Jan uary 22 •tc., ate. , - The breeders of the garelle-ered Jersey were somewhat alow this morning in getting their faces together, owing to an apparent misunderstanding as to the time of meeting. President Godman called the meeting together at 11 o’clock long enough to sector* an adjournment until 2 o’clock this

afternoon.

Tbia afternoon the attendance was more satisfactory. President Godman addressed the association briefly, congratulating it . upon the progress made, upon the general apward tendency in the grade of all classes cf stock. The reports of officers were presented and discussed. Several interesting

papers were read a* follow:

"Jersey Cattle and Their Owners,” Mrs.

Laura V. Worley, Kllettsville.

"The Jersey Cow,” T. H. Kauffman, of Elk-

bavv

"Milk and Butter," Prof. C. 8. Plumb, of

Purdue. .

"The fAtlook.” Mrs. Kate M Basic.

It will be sten that women in Indiana have taken conspicuous places in every occupation, including agriculture and its kVffdred branches. Mrs. Meredith, Mrs. Worlay and Mrs. Kusio are names on the programs that will attract more attention

than tha names of any three men.

Tn response to a call marie at a meeting of Indiana Jersey breeders, held at the Fremont House, Chicago, November 16, the committee appointed at that meeting met , at the Coulter House at Frsukforf, Decern-

• ber 30.

> The purpose of these meetings was the furtherance of the Jersey interests in Indiana in eogDtftion with the World’s Fair. At that meeting Mrs. H. M. Baum was •ailed to tha chair, and H. 11. Godman nan

made secretary.

In »iew of the fact that the annual meet- • ing of the State association was near at baud, It was-denided to refer the following resolutions, introduced by D. II. Jenkins, * ' to that body and defer any further action

Until that meeting:

Resolved, That wt heartily indorse and approve the action of the American Jersey ( stile Club and the work ol its efficient committee in securing worthy representative Jersey

cows for the Columbian Fair,

Resolved, That the Indiana Htate Jersey Breeders' Association oiler Hs assistance in a Still hunt for some of the finest cows known - to the brotherhood in Indiana, and be it

further

Resolved, That a committee of three, eonelstlng of 8. II. Godman. II. M. Baum and Hsinuel McKeen, be appointed to carry out

the above plan.

The above resolutions when presented this afternoon were unanimous! v adopted. The report of E. J. Howland and D. II. Jeukins, who were appointed to audit the books and revise the constitution, was pre-

sented and apuroved.

*It is a fact worthy of further note that two of the most enthusiastic and successful Jersey cattle brsedrrs of Indiana nro .women, Mrs. Laura D. Worley, of Elliottsvifle, and Mrs. Kate Busich, of Wabash. The. latter is the secretary of the association; Each boasts a herd of about forty representatives of the Jersey stock of the

bluest blood.

Mrs. Busich told a News reporter this toiorning that the efforts of the Jersey breeders had had a marked effect on Indiana stock during the pael few years. This w«s especially noticeable in the dairy iui dustry. At ber home in Wabash, she *aid, there had been a general infusion of Jersey blood. As a marked result of this, the operator of the dairy at Wabash raported that he was able to produce a lialf pound more butter to the hundred pounds of milk than any other dairy-keeper in Indiana. Farmers, she -said, were realising the advantage of this Improvement in stock, ami the demand for Jerseys was greatsr than ever before. The superiority of the,Jerseys over alt other cattle -for dairy purposes was now thoroughly established, and the result was that , - HoUteiiiSj Shorthorns and Hereford* are being displaced wherever cattle are being

raixed for da ry purposes.

. Mrs. Busich s»'d. further, that the use of the eeparator has caussd a revolution in the dairy business, aince by its use dairy keepers are able to realise from 10 to 15 per cent, more butter and cream from their milk thau when the pans were set away for the cream to rise. The Jersey breeders ad-

journed this evening. I'lisap Advsrttsing.

You can get anything on earth you want— ••Wanted," “For Sale," "To Let," "For Trade," “ToLoan,’* “Lost," "Found." ••Help, , •Situations,* * “Second-Hand," ••Removeil," “Dissolutions." "Deaths." “Marriages." . — “Blrtha," etc. No on# but has somethin* un•sed that some one else will buy. Tell them ofnIn these cheap columns, tnat reach over 100,000 readers every day. " Yfhy in THE NEWS Instead of any othei Indiana paoert Not alone because it bee more readers tnaa any other three in the 6t*ta combined, but because, by over twenty years of habit, the public Is looking to this abanneL Tha great buying and selling Classes are mutually looking here, the employer and the employed, tbe loser of valuables to see who lound them, the finder to

see who lost them.

How is It donof Simply write out in tbe fewest words your want and send to THE NEWS with one cent for each Word, counting big and little words, including tbe address of the advertiser, which may bo only aa' Initial where addressed to a bouse cumber. Or answers may be addressed to simply an initial or Haute m care or THE NEWS, as is usually done. No advertisement is insarted for lees than 10 cents per oey. Address letter* to THE NEWS, Indianapolis,

' lad., or telephone id. S • v ~ ‘ DIED.

V , GILL—Dr. John, died Tueeday.s p. m., at hie residence. 7S Daugherty street. Funeral Iron the residence, Friday, t o'clock. Friends in

Tiled.

BUSS- Harriet, died « noon to-day at her residence, MS North New Jersey street, aged eighty-On* years and seven months. Notice of \ funeral later. METKORlt—Loretta Alma, daughter of Harry A. and Jennie 8. Metsger, died January S. aged ^ three years and five days. Funeral Ihumlay at !p.m. from tbe residence, 457 North Delaware aueet. Fuaetni private.

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MONUMENTS.

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W A NT ED-GOOD WHITE GIBE. CALL 1M

»v North Illinois.

Tl/ANTED ~ DINING-ROOM GIRL AT SS

»v »oa;h Illinois st.

\l/ANTED—GOOD GERMAN GILl. 331 N.

VV New Jersey street.

\L AN 1 ED-GOOD GERMAN GIKl AT 140

V v North New Jersey •treet.

41 ANTED—GIRL FoR'gkNERAL HOL8E-

Y* work. -KSeoath Delaware.

ANTED-OIKL FOR GENERAL HOC8E-

work. V7o North Delaware.

ANTED—'• IRL FOR GENERAL HOLsE-

work. 4-7 N. Mieeiaaippi st.

“anted—a <7fKL f<Tr general

T' I r^e

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4 GENTS WANTED-LADYTOTBAVELON jf\ satary. Mauhe*? &.*? 8. UUnote&L “a gkn'x 8 wanted-vvEwant moagents ;nimed!aiely; W per day or a good commis cion ; particoiars free. Address Excelsior Mfg.

Co.. La Crosse. Wis.

a GENTS WANTED—A FIR6T-CT.A8S MAN .A for dtv work; German preferred. United Pates Life Insurance Company. J. W. Dank tree, manager. g East Marhet A GEN 18 WANTED-ARK YOU A CATHOA lic7 Are you unemployed? Win you work for fis per week? Wnte u> me at once. J. R. Gar. 1M Madison *t.. Chicago. 111. W A N TED—M|>f ELLAXF.orS. \\ ANTED-CHEAP OFFICE DESK. 3 > dress C IX. care News.

} rpO LET-NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS,

i 2* S. Mississippi st.

rf’O LET-TWll FURNIsaRDROOMS. WITH

1 board. 330 East onto St.

rpo LET-LARGE FRONT. ALSO SMALL

1 room. 475 North Illinois.

'I’O LET—FURNISHED ROOM. WlTH ALi I cove. «West Michigan. q-O LRT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. J with bath. ZS East North, rpo LET- UNFURNISHED FRONT ROOM j 1 for lady. 3M West Vermont.

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ho use w or :. 77 L.>ck»rbie *t. NTED^'K/OD VOOK a! ZaT e.a'Aare . German preferred.

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VOTIf'E-EYEKKOAD A PRUNE. hTOVES

aV accost. 17b indlara ave.

XJOTICE -INDIAN AFG1.I8 PRINTING COM I A par.y, .3d Virginia ave. Telepnone 122j. j >t

RyffCE—JS«EFfi GARDNER. 371 G SI KEN A lucky avenue, for furnaces and t.nwork I

Telephone 322

V OT ICE - OLD NEWSPAPERS. FOLDED, A c.ean. not cut. licents per hundred. 3>> 'JTest I Wa-fnngfon at. I V f/TlcE- BRILL-wUfKASr JJYT^xr<lKK^7» 1 A and 34 MMsa'-husetu avenue and iL North I Illinois street,cleaning, dyeing aud repairing; | tbs i ■WrotlCE-DONT WEAR HAND-MF-IKrWN.4 A when you can buy hue merchant- alE r | mads suits for tbe sarne and e\enisk- moii'-y. j Original Misfit Cl thing Parlors, 35 North IJU- ;

nols street, Y. M. C. A. Building

ThJOTICE — 18 IIEREflY <■ I YEN THAI I aV have retired froni the pra-'t.• e of isw In | favor <rf Wirt Fniitli. wfi(» succeeds me In my 'rlBee, rooms k and M Bald win Block and whom commend to tnv Clients a'a worthy and regttornf y. O. H H ad:<-y I.’ecero' er 1*. l-OI j Ol ICE TIf K ANNf VJ. MEh.TI.NG GK the members of the Central < hristian

held nt the church Thursday |

lrig, January 7, lisfrj, at 7 o'clock, at w h cti ti.e olti' lal reports will he read. '1 he olee-

ANTED-WHITE SEWING; WILL GO *» for work. Address Y 1". News.

\1’ ANTED-WHITE GlRlTf OK ..ENERAL

»* housework. 56d North Illinois st.

\1’AN'I ED—GOOD «.1RL FGK 'iENERAL

• * housework. !M9 North Atabama

Tl^NtED-LADY SOLI<"iT<)Kn : nALARYl

*V Hibbs <t I o.. 1(6 Indiana avenue.

\t anTEi>f-white g7hl e< >h“genrral

s r bouse work ; ref- rc-oces. 3.-S) I’ark ave.

11 ANTE I> —“yoi; ng~germ a n gi kl to

»» assist in bou.sework. —a Home avenue

XvXsTki^^.TTi. 1RL FOR general

bouse work . srr.a.l family. N. East si.

\ir~AST : r.D - i.o'iD'T;re For genebal ’’ hou-ework. No. 5G North Illinois street. \l’ ANTED—GIRL F<>1TT7enEHAL HoUSK3r work. hal at 'a*A North Mia-.ssippi street. \\' an i ED—GOoi* CC»OK,'"lM M EMaTLLY ; vv no washing; best pay. CaG 75-; Ea-,t Wavli-

irgtoh.

\\ ANTED-A PI A Nisi . LALY'Orl GENt.eman. to travel, as. W. Marshall, 121 East

Ohio at.

A N TED — A 1. A X M E K.-> K E N G V A T ED bought and so.d. tie MasracnuseGS ave B. F. Ini Pc s. \ X ' A N T E D - ft X PERI E N < E D i. A D V vv cashier: address in own hand-writing. Ad-

dress K 10. N'ev»» i filer.

TrXv TUT- MU, 1 'L E - A < ■ E D " WoMA S' * N * » family of t'V'.; m. w aGung or ironing: ref-

erence. F72 North Itelaware.

AN I EIa-ViTIU i Gl KL EGUyAOk A L-

\vX»TEI>-® F«JB FULL SET TEETH ; EXv v traded without pain, at Ear hart’s. YVrANTED—BAP.BEK AND SHOEMAKER > » t« locate at arn Columbia ave.. by citizens. W anted — low patients at the sv dental college; services tree; materiai at Cost. 'w anted—second-hand spring wags' on. Lockridge, Corner JQlincta and Scv-

XI-ANTEfDTHTGHLiT PRICES PAID FOR t» furniture, carpete. etc. 139 M est Washington »t. \\ A N T ED — CONSUMERS’ (iAS TRUST >3 ‘lock. Newton Tckld. East WashiugYl AN-TF!T=ArPTAyiST; LADY OU^GE-T-r > iXemau. to travel. B. W. Marshaii, 121 East Ohio st. W ANTED - PROPERTY FROM F-.0C0 l O t'‘.OtO, pajingr koo<3 per ceni. K. F. Cai^ersondthon. \\ r AN f ED—10 I.UY AN INTEREST IN A '» weil-estabilsLed printing-bouse. Address Q 10, care■ Nf v W'aNTE.I)—CHEAP WR.TIN'i TABLE, t* with or v.itLout pigeon Le:es. Addresa

Nil. News office.

\I AN l ED-RAZORS AND SCISSORS TO v> gr.nd. Barber Supply Houae, 27 Circle st. Manufacturer Lily razor. XL ANTED—WKlNoRR FULLS. Rl t>KEH | 2SI '3 boot* cwat? and all rubi er goods to repair.

Rubber •t re. 2 W. \\ avhir.gton.

VI’ ANTED TO BORROW fSiO EijR FOUR or five rears on city real estate. No com-

ddress X 1

ri-O LET-FRONT ALCOV E ; GRATE; BATH;

1 cheap. 252 North Mississippi st.

’’O l.KT-FURNISHED R'k'iM FOR GEX-

L tlsmsn: references. IK< N. lllinoi* st.

j r.vo LET—SLEEPING ROOMS. UNFt RNISH"-

1 ed. 82 E, W sahtngton et. Ad. Heretfc.

'PO LET - FURNISHED ROOM; LIGHT t A housekeeping; gas. 240 West Micnlgsc. . r«> u LET —FUP.N1SHF.D BOOMS. WITH OB

1 wit hoot board. 136 West Vermont street.

, Xo let-four : Unfurnished rooms L ^n \ irgtt'ia ave. Address R #, care News. ; M'O LET-THREE OR FIVE ROOM SIN NEW, 1 modern bouse, first floor. 673 N. Illinois st. i rivo LET-DoCi*.Llt PAULOR8. UN FUR- , A nished. with board. 16C North Delaware at. n*o LET - nicelT^furnIshed room,: I cheep: private family, tt' N. New Jersey, j i rivo LET — HaNDSOMELT-FURNISHEB i A. room : modern conveniences. 235 E. North, i riH» LET-FURNISH El)'RO< »MsToNEMLEEP- | ‘ 1 in*, one front, first fioor. 271 N. Alabama sb ! H'O LET—PLEASANT, FURNISHED FRONT I room in private family cheap. 477 North

j Illinois st.

rpu LET—FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS"; A ground floor: separate entranee. 16» North

; New Jersey.

TO let-TWO NICELY FURNISHED

at No. 100 North

FOH SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

po^R^LI^fiMALL DAIRY. APPLY 365W. VOK HALL-TRAINED F&RltEYH. 177“Wt

F X srntout st.

von RALE—GOOD JERrEyTu'W ; C&fcA^.

a 425 College avenue

: pE^^gDF^BSrjTttfvUi^ TOR SALE—BaKS SHOP TOO La AND I A fixtures cheap. IM Pern. I (Soub l/>CA-

■ * tton * Address W Ii), care News. SALE-SALOON. CHEAP; CORNER i A Tandes and Math; good location,

j TOR HALE - DRUG HTORES.8A LOONS, ■ uilnoi^** 7 ' **** Sooth TOR HALE OR RENT-LARGk FIRK-PHOOF

l.rtfiUdfr^ rr*

TOR 8ALK-HMALL~SHOR STORK: GOOD J _ Se^v^* pl * Ce ,ox vOoemaker. Address

TOR SALt-OLD NEWSPAPERS. FOLDED. T c.ean. not cut, 13 cents per hundred. » Weat

Washington sl

TOR sale-drug STOKk. *?«•: Rt^r LO- ' tDe^Z Mk care^^ew* 00 ' 1 r ** S ° U * *° r selJ,CS * TORSALE-FJGHflumSEPOWER ROILER t and engine, upright cheap. Hodman, G9

JIEAL KSTATE-TCXKDO. \» EA t KSTAfK^TAlt LEV. jTkaL ESTATE-TUX EDO PARR. ““ J^EAL EStAtE-RTAifLkY H'AltiC. JTlAT^EsTTi'E - m 11 .T.8 A - smaOr”titaT> lyKAL ESTATE—SEE LlHl 1 . ALEX MfcTZr :a l a T1e=B Dc p e ir

Spann A Co.

YfKAL ESTlTk^VlNW«5t)T*l^ir'ACtJC

J\ Metxger. Agenu

IIEAL ESI'ATE — PROPERTY OF Al£ aV kinds. Hadley A Fadf.aSR. Market st. OfeAL YSTATK-HfcLlABLE FIRE INSUR IV ance Welch a Mcciosksy, 7t» Oircl* at. EhgBshtoOpere House. . R corner Six t^an^Nsvv^Jsissy^sireeu cf a!

Wilson. Bnahester.lnd.

I> KAL Eftl AYk^VACAKT' i-O m-LAfiuS

IV list most desirable and c

issn feat

. gas explosion and 11

Hadley A Fay, 68 tan Market at.

TEAL ESTATK-A FEW MORE LOTS LEY* XV tn th# Prospect-street addition : M cash and *t P«r week. Bradley A Danny, M North Date*

war* street.

XV list roost desirable and cheapest In tbe olty Dyer A Kaasmann. 31 Circle si. , pEAL EsT.XTE^'FIKE, LIGHTNING. CYI\ cion*, gas sxploslon and tile insurance.

KAI. ESTATE-GOOD 140-ACRE FaUM.

three mile* from Spencer,’ *30 per aor*: H06

long Urn*. Dr.- Denke-Wnlter,

r r

l front rooms for gentlemen

Mississippi st.

'J O LEV—PLEASANT FUKNiaHED ROOM;

l gases; bath 7s East Walnut.

gases; bath: near Pennsylvania si.; cheap.

K. Washington street. ; 4own re#l filpSSfS:!

^trade^established: li.OiO to F2,000 required. ! E. Mick A Co. »coany. w. Address F 9. care > ears. | pEAL EslUvTE' - efi.fiOO. A Tw6-iY?BlY

EIGHT ROOMS -TV house on North Delaware Street, near ITatl!

Cash (&*).! wm trad* tor small property. \x etch A MoCloe-

key, fe Circle at.

TOR SALE—FURNITUHE’

'Co LET — FURNISHED AND UNFUH1 nished rooms, first, second aud third door.

2S| >. Meridlsti street.

'f'O LET-OFUUN'fMItD P.vHLOri; Al>0 1 furnished room ; new, modem house. I*iN.

Mlssissinni st. iteferecce.

> tie:

a*. 7.>7 > rth L.-

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A > !

een

nsy.vm is

J i p KuF. KA X N (

ana 7 and :0 a. m.

I recoi IIhOG

Crnirch will

ere rii

time the offii-ial report* will

tlon of five deacons and three trustee*, and the report of the committee ort tbe location of tbe ns<w:hurcb, will he presented and considered. Hern Keif. Clerk. JgTIOE - DIHHOLUTION OF PARTNER-

shtp—Notice hereby given that the firm of Mack A Dressier, bouse and fre

tve this da> .

partnersiilp. Mr^ Mark will cot ne»» at the old place. 22 Mouth M

N

of Mack <v rretsier. nouse and tresco pninter-, have this day. by mutual agrcenient. dissolved rtnershlp. Mr. Mack will continu* ihe busies at the old place. 22 Mouth Meridian st.. and Mr. Pressier will, for the pre'<eot, receive orders jor work at Ms reGrtence. 3.3 North Liberty st.,

or at tbe

at hi Build

ere’ Kxchan

ge.

Fhkd J. X • <-k. G('!f>o-R. PamsT.yR.

VTOTICF-IM HEREBY GIVEN Til.Cl I UK nuderslgneil. guardian of Abljah Cos^ei.a person of unsound mind, will «*ll at private sale

the following describe'! reol esta-e situated In Marlon county. In tn*Mtate of India"* vt*- a

of the nortbweat (juarter <

fifteen (1' 1 north

in town«hl

nritng at a point on t

quarter sFclion. ten clialn* •Otub of liie north-

east

Ip fifteen (hi! riortn.

Heglnning at a point on the

1 sec

tna. viz:

f section si 1 (6 , range three (H) east line of said

ea 1 '! corner; thence north hi‘-j degrees went, twenty-nine chain* to the west lint* of raid qtmrter section a’ a point 5(>2-10ochains from the northwest corner: thence south with ea'd line 4 chains; thence sooth rl‘s degree*, east tw enty-four cha'n* : thenc“ north 1 15-H«)< hatn*: thence south ?1M degrees east live chains to the east line of said quarter section: 1 hence north «aid line to Die placet)! beginning. (Vn-

of land: together with the

grl«t mill and all machinery and fixtures therein, ami dwelling him**, barn and all other ap-

ptirtenances 1 hereto belonging

he received at

ck . k nown a*

y read U-adlngfrom IIy, to the ( raw ford*da v of J a npiiry, 1! id satlHfactory to t

Je received

me hair ca«h; re«ldue In two eqt

payments of one and two years, the purchaser

with said line

talnlng 11*4 acres

id all p

purienain i's 1 ncreio ueioiigiiig. Applications of purchasers will h« the grl»t mill on Mg Eagle Crec ( ossel's Mill, on the county road 1

Ml Jackson northwestwardly,

vllle road, until the 13th dnv of January, 18e2, and therealter until a hid satisfactory to the

Marlon Circuit Court shall be received

Term*—One half

giving notes at six per cent, interest, waiving \ aluailon (Utd apprai-ement laws, and secured by first mortgage on the res! estate. ANokkw C. Cossel, Guardian.

January 4. 1892.

AUCTION HALF..

A UCT’ION-L. N. PERRY. AUCTIONKER.S5

2V T.ast Market.

“A1'C'r ION —A. 1.! H Un’T, At’CTION’KER, 192 J\ East " sshtngton at. A UCTION - Gl'NTIN A Mot L IU>Y, AUG J\ tloneers. 139 West Washington st. A UCIKI.N —M A LE OF FU RN II U HE, CA HzV fk-TS. Stovks. Etc. xx e win *eii o'i Thurs-

day morning, Januarv 7, at 9:30 o’clock, at our room, No. 189 West Witshington street, four floe il-roon) suites; one walnut, marble-top, bedom suite, with toilet washstaud: one antique hed-roum suite.with cheval dresser: two antique bed-rjoom sillies, antique ouk hall tree, two choice dressing case*, marble top table, oak

case*, marble top table,

large mirrors, plush double lounge, d cane-seat rockers, high oak dining

chair*,extension tables,cupb )ard safes, perforated -seat dining chairs, toilet sets, oak tables and slanda; one elegant, plush, parlor suite of six Pieces: bedstead*, about 5<X) >ards Hrunsels nr.d Ingralti carpet*, rug*,,Cook and heating stoves, lace curtains, feaiher pillows, comfort*, bowls and pitchers, painting* and engravings. cott..ntop mattresses, woven-wlre springs, sheets, blanket*, clock*, was’ustnnd*. trunks, window

• hades, etc. Gustin A McCurdy. Auctioneer*.

T UCTION—sale OF A FINE COLLECTION /\ of furniture and household goods. I will sell at No. 397X| North Alabama st. on Friday, January 8. at 10 o'clock a. m.. a fine collection of furniture ami household goods, consisting in

of one very tine lady's antique oak de dl-wool carpets, w alnut patent rockers 1

bolstered with crushed silk plueh. fancy chairs, nuilque oak high hack chairs, moquette and

iioic

desk, two 1 willow and

:*sk,

part of one very tine lady's antique oak hue all-wool carpets, w alnut patent rockers up bolstered with crushed silk plueh. fanev chairs

other mgr. easel aud pictures, center tables, ry and antique oak rocker*, lace curtains pole*, lamps, oee fine upholstered 0 >uoh. antique oak bedroom suites, cotton mattrevso*. woven wire springs, one fine reclining chair, one line open-front tiled natural gas stove, shades, hanging lamp, antique oak extension table, dining-room chair*, antique oak refrigerator. antique oak sideboard with bevel glass, gold-hand china ware, glassware cook stove, tinware and other goods. These good* re In first-class condition. A. L. Hunt, Auc-

[oneor.

and

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

4 NNOUNCKMENT-REHEARMA l to/V morrow (Thursday), 7:30 p. m. J. Stevens,

secretary.

’ * s vcH • vroren t - nr in a n a vs n s 2\ printing Oompanr, 39 Virginia av*. Tele-

phone 1. Ji.

a S NO V NORM ENT - OLD™" NR W BPA P ERS, f>'lded. clean, not cut, 15 cents per hundred.

80 West Washington st.

VN-m n uemWt - inRs: Fir kTTTTs. 2V planet reader and stellar physician, 125

North Pennsylvania street.

N NOU NCKM ENT - JERl HA LEM! KA w Y L payment* on watches, jewelry, baby cans, tricycles, musical Instrument* cf nil kinds, umbrella*, etc. Jerusalem. 73 Ma>sucXnisetts ave A NNOVNCKMENT-a PHEPAKATOKY l\ branch of the School of Music ha* been established at HI Fletcher avenue relialde piano and vtoUn instruction; advantages of the prin-

cipal school.

s nnounof.ment —Wanted - hpecial /V course lu shorthand and typewriting; terms moderate; good positions aran;eed; students furnished typewriter* as soon as •competent, on easy terms. Address Luther Dawson, with the Hmith Premier Typewriter Company, or call at ib<t compauy's office. No.

47 H. Illinois st.

Typewriter supplies of all kinds at 25 per cent, off the regular price.

PK1CSONAL

•pERSONAL-LA GRIPPE CURED BY MAGI uelic shield*. Mrs. M. C. Thayer. 250 North Illinois st.

1>EHSONAL—TO BE DBEHtfKD NEAT AND I nobby at a small cost, visit the Original Misfit Clothing 1’arlor and save from »15 u> )3c on a fine suit or overcoat. 35 North Illinois street, Y. M. C. A. Building. PERSONAL—NELLIE-I XX'A NT YOU TO X use my famous Blush of Boses before going to the theater this evening, as it will remove that shiny look and keee your face from perspiring. F. W. Pan tier's Bates House Pharmacy will supply you. Flora.

STORAGE.

CTO RAGE—CROSS LAND. 58 S. PKNN8YLVA O niasx. o Tx>R ag mtoR i Sg You n goods O cation M P. Anderson, corner Hosbrookand (. edar sis., for spec.al rates on storage and transfer. OT6RAtJK-THE tolCESO’S mTv'RAGE AND O Transler Company's (registered'* warehouse, corner hast Ohio and Bee Line tiacks. Telephone 725. Branch office » XV. .Mary iand st.

Card of Thanaa . iN-WAXAPoLia, January 6.19K. IxprerittAi, Lark Insuranck CorcaSy — Please accept my sincere thanks for the proaiut payment of policy (lltOi heia by me on the lire wf my late eon, Henman m Grove, In your company. Tbia promptness and the an d treatment received from the officers of the comnmnr bos convinced me tbnt I followed the right C -nrse In corrrlng the tnsurmnee In n borne company In preference to a foreign corporation. TrueUng that others desiring Insurance will •iveyoar company tbe same preference, and lbM,tnanfeof death, reap the same benefit, I pm Your* truly, Maa R. E. Oaova. 3» North Pine streeL

FOR SALE—HORSES AND VEHICLES. TOR MALE-OLD CARRIAGES. PHAETONM. F buggies, awful cheap, our make strictly prime new; reasonable repairing solicited. Robbins A Co.. SS East Georgia si. TOR SALE-ONE GOOD~XVORK HORSE F and one tlve-year-otu pony, cheap; one russet leather pony harfiese; one large covered express wo^on. Inquire room 10Thorpe Block. FOR 1RADF.

TOR TRADE - TWO NEW SIX - ROOM F hopse* for grocery, restaurant, drug store,

W. Lawrence. 90 Mouth Missouri.

tor tradk-tejcas lands to trade r for Indianapolis real estate: will give or take difference. J. w. Beck. U West Maryiend.

STRAYED.

ONUMENTto—AUG. DIENKE, 30 XAJBT

WesAlngvea.

qtrayed-froiM a rardino st., bed O cow. with white face and wide horns, front feet white; about 7 yean old; reward; return to L. 1L Hoyt.

X\' AN I.- i) FKur'. KAX NO. f FAC'D i.H OF ’’ stage Jsiicmg, 74 West <ih;‘i st. Good en-

gagcrriei:.-g* cured . free (“f charge.

XX A N I F1 > -V. I RLfoT>7MU,N f-RAL HoU^K- ' » v, ,rk, family thr*—;(,ernian preferred I

good wa^e=. bN Nerth Meridian street.

XI A N rF.I)—A Hol'SEK EEPlK FOR A tf widower, arid women and girls fo come, receive places, free of charge, at Baldwin

Block, evrrv afternoon.

XX ANTED -ViJI OKED C.IKL FOR OFN- »’ ernl hoiisew ork : mustbegoorl cofik ; go. d wtces and permanent employmetit lor right

person. Address A lu. New- office.

AI’ AN I E1' - AN i XPliT 1 I A DY OPEKAT'in It on Keming'on : good eddressand ao:n-ar-

y;

1 Bildressand roporiion to

pf-rmsuent poition. Addre-s L 11.care New s.

ance necessary, salary in proportion to

►ON jt

ahiLi

XX' A NTKI^X (<UNi, I. A D! EH A N D G E N TI. K- >» men of ability fur the stage: muni he of

( ail World s Fa r Arouse-

men of ai.dli !

gi)0<l appearance.

ment Bureau, room 7. Grand Opera House Block. \\i ANTED - FOLLOW 7 TTleT ioTVlXINTM ’» of llietinje'*; they .ead to the old reliable dress cutting and sej'lr.g -chool. Let us receive an early call Irotn you, for wnlch you will undoubtedly he greatly benefited, for you will re-el-.ve at inis school a trade of endless value and life protection in whatever and the possessor

1' h - east. E

Se

RD

desirable

we.

AND

>C* Vf> >x I o

mission. Address X 10. care News.

\1 ANT LD-TO PURCHahE A GOOD THtnAA tv-horse-powersfatioitary engine nttd boil-

er. Kezin Davis. I'ouiita:ntow n

\X * A NTED—FIKMT-CLAMM

A* F'x'tn with fire; prtvate fami

location, north. Address 1; 10 care aNTlIf TIIE j-:tna cabinet comtanv. 15S Best Gecrgia street, solicit job

ffice desks.typew rster d

r.r ca-e*. new- and second-hand, in stop

AV AN i'Kl*—e.odi SUl AHE FEEf FLOOR

»1 spare f* r light manufscturir.g; fifty horse-

pover with KDfee: lir.eshaft. Also n.OOO square feet of ground adjacent to above, for handling Fimber. Switch-ng facilities t>referred but not

Mississippi st. iteferer.ee.

rpo LET—H ANDMOMR, FURN IS DEI) FRi >NT 1 roont.ga* and hath, for gentlemen; refer-

ence. D5 North Delaware.

FKUNT. FURNISHED;

both kinds of gas: batn room. 1S*1 N. Dela-

ce.

UNFUR-

w

cabinet work.

r,. 1

?sk ck.

sand

M ichigan street a

or adore.* ,nd Big Ft

!>r

H Laiham mr Raitroad.

>ut nc , Eat

►TO LET-BOOMS.

1 both kinds of gas: batn r w ar*. t.S squares from posloffic 'I’O LET - TWO “BEAUTIFUL.

L nished rooms, furnace heat, best of closet room, at 293 North Delaw are street. r I sot ET-THREE~KOOM.S, \\ ITH <»AH, FOR A f5: tenant to take care of small hall; no children. Welch »fc McCloskey,70Circle. n'O LET-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT 1 room, with alcove bedroom, on New York street: down-toSn. Applv 7t tiouth Illinois st.

li'IF..,r-..vr . , . ,rvT—-

may

cast. Emma Edw ards. 1(3 S. F.a-t st.

tV ANTKI >- >1A LE il ELF.

A A ' A N T F. D— A STRONG IloY AT 45 YIR1T giniu avenue. VV ANTK 1 >-H()y - aiuJUtTsAn - STORE ATTl »v East \v a-hington. Vi ’ANTED-SOLD |TOIIS ON PA YMENTS, vv 3s Hubbard Block.

VV AM ED—LODGINUS AND MEALB, 10C. >V 290 W. Market st. W aN LED-gooI) hoy at box factory, vY 27S Mnuth Meridian. \\ A VI ED- I N ID A N 7x FREE M EDICA L VV Dist>en*ary. 103 Indiana ave. VV AS PE D - L)A I ft Y D A N Ii. Pf KsT HOUSE V v east of Kelt road on English avenue. \V ANTi-D-E X I* E K ll N U E l) - GORDON v v ^ pres* feedeio steady work. 39 yirgiuia ave. AVA-NfED-UNioN MEN To FCNoTVaLL yy ur.ion t*ai ber-i?h«jps liav o white card with

trilt teal.

W ANTED - UOOI> WOOD turner at vv table factory, on Dudley avo., WestJndianajiilis. V\ a NTtD —MEN. KEEP ON OOINt* lO vA oystenCharlie's for your oysters. 212 East Washington. . \\’ ANTED - MAN To - ATTEND BAT'D VV rooms. Apply at 33 N. .Illinois street. References required. AV ANTED-A 1;( d7|7 HELIA lil.E SOL1Cvv Dor for business firms. Address Young <t Co.. General Delivery. \\ AM KD-EfKbT-CLASS LAI N DUYM A N VV to take charge of laundry. Address Ed. James, Knlghtstown. Ind. VV A NT ED-A Ll\ 1; YOUNG MAN FOR RKvv tail store: men’s goods. Address, with reference. J 11, care New s. WANTED- FIHST-CLASS OARRl AGE VV jiainter*. Inquire a:Superintendent'sofi1ce, I’arry Manufacinring Compnnv. V\’ ANTED - BOOK KEEi'ER. RELIABLE v v and with ^JOC to manage our buslneas Xiere. Address Young .t Co., "'.enerai Delivery." VV’ ANTED-KOY FROM SEVENTEEN TO VV twenty years old, a * collector. Must furnlsh good reference. Address B 11. care News. VV ANTED - THREE P A I N TEH8. “ CAI.X V> Wednesday and Thursday evenings s to 9. r- ar entrance drug store. Illlno'is and Market. W AN1 ED-PRAUT1CAL MAN ON MOlTvv User and tenon machine, and good machine hand. Lauter, West Washington and Harding

streets.

W A NT ED—To LO A N MONEY O.N FUlTvv uiture. pianos, horses, etc., without removal ; also on w atches and diamonds. George

M. Poe. room 24 Ingall* Block.

W' ANTED ~ A N E X PER I E NC E D Vv draughtsman, with good recommendations. desires a position : specialty In steam-en-

gines. Address H 11. care News.

VV an"tK1 d 1 <it>0D P XV FOR MKN OF IfT vv tegrity and respectability, to travel and solicit for a hrst class secret and benevolent ordei

FINAN4 IAL,

J UANS-UN YALCABLK3. A. N'. WILSON. T ^u a NS-MON EY TO~L6lN. HADLRY“i

J i l ar.fik Fa«t Market.

T iTTns^notT\'ATE FUNDS. PEASE A

1/ smitn. SO Fast Market.

| 11A NK-^TlrTe.n T. MON EY. GREGORY

► po LET-TO GENTLEMF.N, I'w O NICELY A furnished rooms, single or en suite; both gases: central: without board: best care taken:

references. 125 Fasi Vermont st.

TO LET—HOUSES. n^O LET—GET LIST. ALEX. METZGER. "'J'o”LET-8KE list. c. e. coffin A CO.

Appei. East Market.

9 MANSUR’S

j new block. A.N. XX'ilson. OAN—« PER CRNT.TfP'BTVILEGK PER > payment. Horace McKay. OANS— MON EY TO LOAN. FOSTER A j Keay, No. f> Odd Fellows’Block. CANS - SIX PER < ENT. MONEY ; NO DEj ’ay. J. L. Barnltt, 13 Virginia ave.

r CANS-ON FURNITURE AND OTHER

1 i va uables. #10 up. 260 East Ohio st.

T OANK—MONEY TO LOAN. J.H.AUFDER-

1 j beide, Room Ik. 53 N. Pennsylvania.

T OaSh-6 PER CENT.; PROMPTLY FUR-

Ai nished. C.JL Warhurton. 2k Vance Block._

I'OANS -ON r JEWELRY, CLOTHING AND

l j other valuables. 57 West Washington.

T 7) A NS—A 1,80 BUi LDlNtX-Aksucl A lTONf

J j sfiares purchased. Room 2-1, Ingalls Biock. T OANN—LAltGE OR SMALL, VEP.Y REA Aj sonafiie rate*. Be ; d Bros..42 N. Delaware.

T O A NS - —~HOM E MONEY — LARGE OR

I / small amounts. J. L. Barnltt. 13 Virginia ave.

lieu lor a rirst class secret and benevolent order Address. The Oriental League. Indianapolis.

1 rid.

VV ANiftri- Y(JUNTi nTaN WTI h RX’l’Fvv rience lu hotel store-rbom ami restaurant work, to fill position assistant storekeeper. Apply to steward Hotel Bates, Court-street entrance.

W ANTED - .IOIINRTON’S ELECTRICAL VV and Telegraph Bchool; tuition only f3 per month ; good paying positions for all who learn. I'-'n East Washington st.. Ad Hereth’s building, rooms ;si. 31 sna 32. VV’ ANTED—AG OO ll, R^spn N S IB LE MAN VV or firm in each county In Indiana and adjoining States to take agency for my seamiest vulcanized rubber roofing: full particulars by mall. s. C. Keesling, Muncie. Ind.

W’ ANTED - ROOK KEEPING. BUSINESS v V praetic*. taaking, siiortliar.d. typewriting, pe nmanship, English, office training, etc., at the permanent and reliable Business University. When Block. Established ls50. Bay and night school. Heeb .L Osborn. W’ AMED-DAY'aXd NIGHT SESSIONS V v at tbe Rational Business College. Meridian and Washington streets. Bookkeeping, shorthand. typewriting, penmanship, nffilee training, English branches, talegraphy. Pre-eminently tbs best tn every particular. L.A. Duthie, Principal. W’ ANTET>- - A YbUNO MAlf oE N LaT AND vv gentlemanly address, about elgliteen years of age, who has a home with parents, and can come well recommended, to till a position in hotel office. To one who desires to learn the hotel business this !« a splendid opportunity. <>nly written applications considered. Address Louis Reibotd. The Bates, citv.

VV’ ANTED — BAl.ESMEN CAN EASILY v v make from ?vS to f75 per week above expens nsellins our patent non-ev*noratlng. nonfreezing chemical fire pai’s. }ioo In a day possib:e. Big demand for these goods. No experience necess&rv. Sold onlv by agents, to whom excltulve territory is given. X\ e can prove this statement if you will address The orcester Fire Appliance Company, (incorporated > Worcester, Mass. XX e have other moner-ruaklng specialties.

WANTED—SITUATION’**.

OITUATION WaNTED-PLACE TO NURSE

O invalid. Apply at 2S Lockerbie.

ClTUAtTON WANTED-GOOD girl FOR housework and second cook. Address V 10.

News.

SITUATION \\’ANTED—GERMAN GIRL IN O small family; second work preferred. 494 W. New York st. O I TV AT It • N WANT fc I>—BY EXPERIENCED k? lady stenographer; reference given. Address J10, care News. O ITU A TI n N W A NTED - B Y A WOMAN : O first-class cook in restaurant; call afternoon. Baldwin Block. '

SITUATION WANTF.D—BY COMPETENT O housekeeper German / In small family. Call

413 Coburn street.

qituation wanted—sewing in famO tiles bv experienced dressmaker. Call or

address 32 Union street.

SITUATION WaNTKD-IN SMaLLTFIRSTclass farally for housework; state wagea.

a ddress T 10. care New*.

Olfi'ATTON 'VANTED— A8 BOOK-KEEPER 2? by young lady, small wages to gain expe-

rience^ Address, R 10, care News.

•itUAlTON

OlTUATION WANT'D - AS BTENOG12? rapfier by competert lady ; will furnish ma-

chine. Addres^si W. Michigan st.

O ITU AT ION W ANT ET>-BYtX PERIENCED O stenegrapher: familiar with three machines;

references. Address ?. 9. care News.

C ITU A TI ON " W A N T E P- NIG UT _ WATCTfy? man, janitor or any honorable work : rapid penman, good at figuring; reference. Address

G 11. News.

SITUATION W AN'TED-AS G AS-F1TTER OR Ojnperintendent of gas-works; twe!itT-c.ne rear*’ experience; best of reference*. ;"W.,“No.

i» Vance Block.

OlTUATION WANTED-GOOD WOMEN AND 2? girls. German and American and colored ; help you can secure a: the Girls’ Home every afternoon. Baldwin Block. Information nfll be given by the lady superintendent. Mrs. Hugle. situation wanted—by - young jsarTO rled mar, in wholesale house; moral habit*, willing to work, several year*’ experience in general retail business, good references: dry good* or boot and *hoe buslneas preferred : write* good business hand. Address Y S. care New*.

FOUNT*.

T?OrNP-A PURSE LOST AT MCELLERsS U drug *tor«, December 25, iskl, has not been called lor yew

T GAN'S—

1 j *10. *20. *50. *100.

-»«

J OANS-

A nr amount.

-sa

J GANS—

Your own time.

| GANS—

Any availobie security.

| GANS—

Horses, wagons, furniture.

-%«

| GAN'S-

Get our rates.

-au

J GANS—

Don’t pay old friends

-RO

"J GANS—

iKjuble what we

-s«

I GANS— li Ask for Rome accommodation. “a* jpOANS—INDIANAFGLIS MOHIUAUE- -»

J GAN'S-

Lean Co, room No. 10

-««

| ^)ANH—

Thorpe Block.

-K*

11 Privilege of prepayment monthly. C. E. C0 Hin ,<• Co, T OANS—»1,000 TO *20,000: LOXVEST RATER; it will pay to see. Dyer <h Rassmann, 31 street. OAN8—0N VALUABLES. ROOM 9 M A .Nsur’s A. N. Wilson.

Circle street. T OAN8—ON V’ALl xj sur’s New Biock. corner east of court-houso.

T OAN8-ON FURNITURE. PIANOS, 1 i horses, etc., without removal. Uea M. Poe.

24 Ingalls Block.

I OAnr-money^on Farms' ou'city property: terms reasonablo. Thomas C. Day

& Co., fi E. Marget.

T oaNS-MONEY 0 PER CENT. BUILDING l j Association shares uurchased. Newton Todd,

24‘s K. Washington.

T^OAli8 - MON EY' TO LOAN ON INDIANLj apoiis real estate; easy terms and low inter-

est. C. H. M arburton. 2h 5’ancu Bloc*.

T~OANS—SPECIAL RUMS OF *400, *500. *«no, 1 j *Hi» and *1,000. Money ready.no delay, fees

reasonable. A. B. Grover ct Co., 32 E. Market.

T OANR—PIUVATE FUNDS ON'FARM AND J u city property; large loans on business property. 6 per cent, btanton & Scott, 34 N. Delaware st. T OANS-MONEY LOAN ED ON HOUSEHOLD I j goods, horses, pianos and other personal property, at lowest rates._ Pay it back weekly.

irses, pianos

r, at lowest rates.

>elftware st.. room 3. _______

T OANsLpRI VYYTE7 ON FURNITURE. PI-

Ij artos, horses, vehicle'*, store

mends, watches, etc. Confidential. Edward

tlxtures, dla-

«. etc. Confidential.

Uausepohl, room 4, 2.S W. Washington.

1

T OANH—81X PER CENT. MONEY, IN SUMB A> of *1,000 or more, on Indianapolis property only. Pay It back when you please. Nodelay; reasonable fees. Spann it Co.. Sfi E. Market. O A NS - ’TO LOAN MONEY IN ANY amount. In smnsof *2(0 to *5.000. on very easy terms; low rates,'no delay, can accommodate you the same day that apply, loan on city or farms. C. 'X'. Gorsuch, 15 Virginia ava. VINAN’CIAL-I.OAm7dseY _ TO loan U on household furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, watches, diamond* or anv article of value

ons. watches, diamond* or any article of value Loans made for thirty, sixty'and ninety days money on hand : no delay In making loan : bus! ne"* strict I y confidential: lowest rate of interest. ' all and see me before placing your loan. J. C.

Ertel, room 24. Thorpe Block.

| OANS-MONEY ON FURNITURE,PIANOS, horse*, wagon*, office, store fixture*, and all kinds of personal property,in sums to suit, without removal, in the quickest possible time and at the lowest possible rates; also on watches and diamonds. Y'ou can pay it back In weekly or monthly installments, and each small payment reduces tbe cost of carrying the balance. Business strictly confidemiai. W. C. Slatts, room 24 Ingalls BIock, Southwest corner of Washington and Pennsylvania sts.

T UANS— Ll LOWEST RATES, LAST TERM*, BTRIcrLf COXEIDEXTIAI. LOAXe MADE OS SHORT SOTICE. Money loaned on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, store fixtures, warehouses.receipts.and alt kinds of personal property in anv amount from 5J0 upward. The propertc toremainin your undisturbed possession. 'We also lend money on watches and diamonds. Y'ou can pay hack the money la weeklv or monthly installments, and have the cost reduced proportionauiy. If you owe a balance on your furniture orpiano. we will pav tbe same for you and carry it a* long as you desire. No charges taken out In advance. Call and see us before going elsewhere. Established 1887. IsrpTAXA Mortgage loax Co„ Room IS Insurance Block, Northeast corner Market and Pennsylv an last

LOST.

OST-SMALL DIAMOND RING. FINDER,

return to J G.. News. Reward.

T OST — TUESDAY JEVKN’INO, 8ANDAL-

J 1 wood pink t office: reward.

wood pink silk fan. Return to County Clerk’s

TOST- BROWN XXATER SPANIEL. b»X 1 i month* old; answer*to name of Cussy. Return to S7s W. New Y ork street and get reward. T OST-LAP ROBK. BLACK - ©N ONE - SIDE 1 > and yellow stripes on other. Return to John L. Booth*3 stable. 80 West Market sL Liberal reward. _ __ I G>T-ONE PIECE CANVAS PADDINGTON 1 j Meridian or Washington streets, between M'irphv, Hibben <fc Oo.’« and Cone's factory. Finder return to Murphy, Hibben <fc Co., and receive reward.

'UO LET-SIX-ROOM IIOC8E; GAS; *12. 2?

A Bates street.

rro LET-SEE LIST At HADLEY dk FAY’S,

1 68 East Market.

rixo LEV—HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF”THE

1 c

city. C, F. Gayles.

rpo LET-819 BROADWAY ; 9 ROOMS; NEW.

Inquire 23 W. Marylana.

'I’O LET—BEE LIST AT 96 EAST MARKET;

1 ground Hour. Gregory A Appel.

rUO LET - KiGHT-ROOM, NEW HOCSE, 1 cheap; convenient. 649 College avenue.

'I’O LET—FIVE ROOMS, 281 1 street, *9. Inqufre 783 or

SOUTH oLiVK ai7 XV. New York.

'I'O LET-A GOOD FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE, 1 371 Columbia ave; *6. Jay G. Voss. 31 West

Market st.

'i’o Let-house near cor. seventh X and Iliino.s; very complete. •Stewart. Hub-

bard Block.

'I'O LET-BEAUTIFUL SMALL HOUSE TO 1 nice parties, without children. 299 Nor^h Alabama street. * 'I’O LET — HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS. .W S'. A Mississippi stree North Mis'lssippi et. '|’o lLT-PAKT of NEW. MODERN HOUSE"; A both eases; cheap rent to right parties. Addrea* 675 North Illinois »t.

Mississippi street; both gases. Inquire at 494 •issippi 1

'I’O LET— FOUR AND SEVEN-ROOM A houses. 98 and 100 West First st.; both gases.

Inquire 548 N. Mississippi so

r|’o EET—HANDSOME RIpSIDENCE, 186 A North Mississippi, ten rooms, with all mod-

ern improvements. J. A. McGaw.

improvements.

'I’O LET-FOUR-ROOM HOUSE, 249 COLUMA hia avenue, with stab e: 49u East Tenth st.. five rooms, gas. Call 17 Talbott Block, from 2 to

4 o'clock.

rt’O LET-8JX-ROOM COTTAGE, 183 ST. L Mary street; both kinds of gas: *20 per month. Inquire of John Wocher, 195s North Pennsylvania • rpo LET-36 SULLIVAN STREET. SIX A rooms, pantry, aod room for bath; sliding doors; grate; cos: well; cistern. Welch&McCloskev.70 Circle.

r |’0 LET-THREE NEW FOUR-ROOM 1 houses, with gas and porch, nicely bnished; $9 to *10 per month : Nos. 235, 237 and 239 Columbia avenue; will be finished In ten days. Apply

302 Massachusetts avenue.

TpOLET - NEW HOUSE. SEVEN ROOMS’ ' bath and laundry, attic, three cellars*force, two gases, sewer, etc. Eleventh street, beeen Meridian and Illinois. Inquire at 14 In

lls Block, or 952 North Meridian. *

n ace,

tw ga

ri’6 LET—

I 36 Sullivan, 7 rooms, pantry, gas..„ *16 00 78 S. Meridian, 0 rooms, gas 1-00

•>20 \V, Mary 3h N. Olive, 222 Blake. 4

678 S. Meridian, 0

320 W, Maryland. 5 rooms, pantry..,

5 rooms.-..

ropms, gas

284 S. XV est. 5 rooms, gas 304 W. Morris, 4 rooms, gas. U Arizona, 4 rooms 418 Blake, 4 rooms 14 Arizona. 4 rooms 207 W. Walnut, 4 rooms 187 River avenue. 4 rooms, gas 68 Chad wick, 3 rooms, gas..™ 2!*! W. Merrill,3 rooms 293 \V. Merrill. 3 rooms

15 Willard, 3 room*-..,

13 00 10 00 lu 00

10 00 9 00 9 00 9 00 9 00 8 10 9 no 8 50 7 00 7 00 « 00 6 OO

48 Macauley, 3 rooms, gus. - 6 1 Welch A McOixtsKKV. 70 Circle.

TO LET—OFFICES aN’O STORKS.

'I’O LET-HALF OF OFFICE OR SAMPLEi room,15x30. 136S. Illinois^

'I’U LET-DRY GOODS STORE, GOOD LOA cation. Address E 11. car* News. rpo LET-LARGE UPSTAIRS ROOM.SUITAJ. ble for light manufacturing. 89 Virginia ave. 'I’O LET-TWO BUSINESS BOOMS, GROUND A floor, Vance Block. Steam heat; all con-

veniences; *10.

•'I’O EKT—FINK OFFICES. VANCE BLOCK. L steam heat; elevator; all conveniences; *8

to *18. See janitor.

'I’O LET—STORE-ROOM COR". NEW YORK l and Blackford. Apply Otto A. Deitcb.corner Alabama and Market. 'I’O GET-DESIKABLE OFFICE ROOMS. IN I first-clase office building at reasonable rate*. Dver.t Has'mann. *1 Ctrole st.

'I’O GET—STORE-ROOM, 145 SOUTTTMERID A ian street, with large floored basement well lighted ; elevator, water; terms reasonable

C. E. Reynolds <fc Co.. 10 Circle st.

TO LET—MISCELLANEOUS. 'I’O LET-ONE ROOM. WITH POWER. AP I ply at Brtce’s bakery. 'I’O GET-OOOD DRIVIN'G-FfORSE, LIGHT i work. jintlJ^May, for its feed. 649 College ave.

BUILDING, SAVING AND LOAN ASS'N.

FOR SALE OR TRADE.

TJOR SALE OR TRADE—SMALL FARM TEN T mi, vs west of city. J. IL kite wart. Hub’ard T^OR SALE OR TRADE — A HAMDSOMK a two-sea tad pony carrlag*. W. C. Long* etablee, Kaet Wabash eueet.

ryUILDING AND LOAN—THE NEW JER A3 sey-street Guiding and Loan Association will issue Its fourth series on Saturday next, January 9. at Jamet R. Cole's drug store, corner fCew Jersey and McCarty streets: dues50c, no expense fun.d. withdrawals paid in full and without delay! Uptown office nt room 42, Vance Block. IlUILDlNG AND LOAN - NEW SERTM 13 No. 9, in New 3’ear Saying and Loan.coin, menclng January 4. 1892. Books now open at 36 West Washington, opposite transfer car, room 5. N o back dues; 50 cents per week; average interest 41* per cent. Money to loan. Fifth year, Charles E. Kersbner. President; J. H. Smith, secretary; Isaac Springer, Vice-President. DUIeDIN’G AND 'LOAN—STAR HAVING 13 and Loan Association, eighteenth series, start* September 30, 1891; share* *20u; dues 26c per week: no assessments: membership fee60c. For Information apply to director*: George J. H*,mm*l. Jacob W. Smith, James R. Carnahan, Robert D. Townsend. W. W. Grant, Caleb 8. Denny, Jesse H. Blair: Horace M. Hartley, president; H. H. Fay, Secretary. 68 East Market street, T3UILDING AND GOAN-THE KEYSTONE A3 Building and Loan Aesociation. A new association, organized upon the most popular and equitable plan. Combining ail tbe approved and modern methods and principles. You may enter at anytima without payment of back dues. No entrance f*e. You may withdraw at anytime without loss or fine. Snares are canceled as soon as paid, thereby stopping premium and interest. The premium Is the lowest and is uniform to all borrowers. Dividends credited upon pass-book every six months. Shares *160 each. Weekly dues 25 cents. Premium and interest are Included in the weekly dues of 25 cents. The directors of said association are: Horace T. Bennett, of the Fosier-Bennett Lumber Company. George A. Boeckllng. president of tbe Kramer Bros. A Boeckllng Lumber Company. William M. Levey, of tbe firm of Levey Bros., printers and.publishers. Charles J. Doherty, cashier of the Capital National Bank, Indianapolis, ind. Jacob Frankel, agent of tbe Michigan Mntoal Life Insurance Company. John W. rioitzman. prosecuting attorney of Marion countv. James M. Leathers, of Holtz man A Leathers, attorneys. orricKR*. Horace T. Bennett, president. George A. Boeckllng. vice presides*. Charles J. Doherty, treasurer. Holtxroac A Leathers, attorney!, James M. Leathers secretary. Tbe meetings of tbe association will be held every Saturday night from • A0 nnttl 8 JO at th* office of tbe aaeociation. No. 67 Eaat Washington street, the first door east of entrance to Vano* Block. The first pay-night will be Saturday, Jsnuary 9. For further particlars please call at office of secretary, Jroom 34 Vance Block, who will be pleased to answer all Inquiries with regard to the aesociation. Call at once and subscribe for shares.

V

PORSALE-WEBB. JAMlSONnrtXjrilAVE Sold Sentinel Building. ’ of good second-hand bricks I) KAL ESTATE — BUSINESS PRO^EEtT.

add lumber, K2south Meridian. lx rents for *48 per month, good location, be-

to non-resident, \V« .want an offer.

Welch & McCioskey, 7U Circle st.

13 KAL ESTATE - TEN-ROOM KoUhE F\ Christian av*., |S.2oo: half cash, balance

t. Call aionoe. J.

anla.

T?OR SALE- ’GIVE CRA NCK“ixTH ANrE" 1 All kinds Job printing at lowest rates. Chance-Matthews 1’rintiog Company. 9 and 116

Vance Block. Telephone 1282.

KAL

I\ <>>! and ft

ecroll sa

TJOB SALE-LKMAIR OPERA OUASSES-ll -e llgne*. *4; 13 llgnes. 54.50: I.x Ugnes. *6:17 Ug- •«: Pfarl and gm-niftnes.|7..V>; 13 lignes. g.5«M5 ligues, *10. At Optician Laudo’s #2 East

InOBSALE—BOOTB AND BHOEB CH RaPKR

c..is K.'gf.r.irsaSs;

£ ! wi'AjTsi.srsfla k;“~’v Wdu*’’:,?* H “ r "“* '«* WJ": • t '“ ;

T’OR ALK —BPECTXCL'ftS""FITtSD - FROM ' R EAL KRTATlC-NEW TWO-alORY~ffl3C r too upwaril: telescopes, magic lanterns, the* n si u 1 * * ® n BtWlkMde avenoe.

~—jflj' * “ ——- 1 *■ \L ISxTAf^HBK

mipany for olfice-d^g^ type-writer desk* ling-cases: cabinet-work made to order;

sawing, iss w est Georgia street.

iyral Estate—in bAiRpaKXi i'l M VM. IV Indianepolts, five ro,iuas, natural gas, modern; easy payments. Charle* A. Dale, real estate and architect. 11* North Meridian, CTZr-KfATCToK ha LA - m o nlOT XV ee\-en-r<)om house; bath-room and all Convenlences; lo* 4rxi35; on Ash street: shad* and fruit trees; *4,SG) cash. Address A U, Now*

ornce* kae Test a

IV tags, finished In oak; two cabinet mantclsi banasom* place. Bmallcash payment; balance llarket st hl> paJ-ntt< “ to ' W ’ A "bode*, 7S East pSAL ESTATE—*6,UOO HPOT CA^H TO IN vest in a neat house of about sovtu rooms* fro i I !L fourto * even,M l ,, * r * i north, between Kaat Ti EAL EBTATK—|I PER W bEifl', aKCGNb s ‘* n »*y J’Mk lota, on North and Elltaheih streets, only ten squares from the center of the city. Lots *l’ic to *200. Alex. Metzger, Agent. Odd Fellows' Hail, 0 F. a LT^ST a TE r *r DOWS' a.\D ~%TFm IV week; no Interest; no taxet: for Brightwood lots In Brinkman Hill addition. Lots high It <;Al. tBl A t^-l'U.'CllUO haMTon - EAST IV W ashington street; taka Irvington olectrlo line. Lots *imto 9300; *10 cash and *5 to *10 per month; XXashington-street lot* kite to SHO;*!* £?ttSfiJRC."” 0 *"' c ' H "* E J '

"L'CH .male -THE FIN K^T^.INK OK MER1^ chant tailor made suit* and overcoats ever

brought to Indianapolis at

»de for *30. y place ii ora' misti

A. Building.

made for *30. *40 anS *V> we sell /or il.x. Only place In the city to buy geuulnv tailors’ misfits. 35 is onto Illinois stre*

A. Building.

po'R BALK^ ZZT

overcoats ever ice. Overcoats

*20 and *Sk no merchant

street, Y. M. C.

Closing

out sa e of

groceries. Prices cut in two. bhoes at coMat

George F. Kreltleln’s, No. 250 . Wash. st.. Northeast corer West and Wasliingtou streets,

6c for 1 can blackberries. *

5c for 2 sack* table salt.

■ 29c for 1 package Arbuckle’s coffee.

30c for 1 package Lion coffee. !0e for 1 package Jersey coffee. 20c for 1 lb crushed Java coffee. 10c for 1 lb *U kinds spices. *1 for 23 lbs granulated sugar.

*4.75 per bbl for best flour, guaranteed. *1 20 for 50 lbs b*»t flour, guaranteed. •Oc for 25 lbs beet flour, guaranteed. 30c for 12S lbs best flour, guaranteed.

35c for 13 bars Lone star soap. 85c for 20-ib pail all kinds jelly.

In tbe Shoe Department:

6c for chlldren’R wrecked shoes, 10c for misses’ wrecked shoes. 35c for big boys’ lace shoes. 65c for ladies' fine button shoes.

In fact we have one of the Rroate»t wrecked stocks ever sold in the city. \A11 fine goods. Everything else in proportion to the above

nricee.

86c for men’s dress shoes, worth #1.60. 99c tor men’s tine calf shoes, worth #2. At the old stand, 260 West Washington street. Grocery in the rear.

Telephone 1,307. Ukorox F. Kheitlxin.

’OR SALE—

YOUR own TERMS.

8 not the price of the goods «»•>><* W P*r month: two nice

, _ se goods are In

our way. and they have got lo go at any price

The next few weeks we will give you your own time to nay for goqds. We are overstocked in

many Hues, and is is not the prl or the money we are after. Tffei our way. and they have got to 4 and on any terms you want them.

PICTL’KIfli.

W# have more than we know what to do with. Hundreds T)f tbem-all styles. These pictures were bought for the holiday tradb. and we don’t

want them now.

Elegant pastelles. In large oak frame, 32x38. for #2.50. Our #2.30oil paintings, heavy gilt frame, 30x45, for#1.25. 100 oil paintings. In gilt frame. 28 ; x4p. regu ar price *1.50, going for 76c. Come while they last. Many beautiful pastelles, etebL n> :5' ' t ® e * vngravings, urtos. etc., at Just one-

half their regular price. 8TOVKS AND OIL-CLOTHS. Stoves of every description

fro

.Oil

yards square. 65c.

pKAL ksta rR-le.saFi'ffrsmRaS - PBGfC IX erty on North Illinois, street, large twostory brick business house and room for two store rooms and two dwelling houses, can be made a Hrst class Investment. Alex. Metxer

agency. Odd Fellow's Hall,

i>eal estate - is.soorAK KLHoanT I\ eiKht-room re^dence on Parle avonuc.cor* ner. not far out, togvther with five-room cottage on side street: cottage rent* for *U: large house would rent for *35. {This It desirable property and very cheap. Welch <& MoGloexey, 70 Cir-

cle street.

13EAL ESTATE-LOTS FOR BA^.K, NO 1^ ton electric line: streets graded and graveled: payments #1 and 2 per week.: buildlngaesoclatlon stock taken at par. Bradley A Denny, 2* North

Delaware st

13 EAL E>TATE-TWOl4lir-TlIine^R0dfl IV houses |Y>0 each.(60 down and #10 per month; two new four-room houses, $850 each, ftui down and *12 per month; a modern nine-room house. *2.8no, one-fnurib down and balance In tbrav yeariv payments: a nice four-room cottage, wU™ gas *1.100,*150 down end #16 per month: two nice high lots, north of Atlas. 1300each,*25 down and •lo per month. R L, Marrow, I0« N. Delaware

street, room 9.

KAILWaY I ISLE UAHDB.

r,*v/ex.o A ae or aims

Stoves of every description. Heating stove* ■om *5 up. Tbe best gas stove In the cLy for #10. il-cloth from 0c a yard up. Oll-cloth rugs. 1>5

^Indicates daily. Arrive from East *12:16, *7:00, 10:30, 10:30,11:45, *11:50, *11155 a. tn.; 2:40, 6:00, 6:05. *10:40, *10:50, *10:65 p.m. Arrira Iroto West *3:35. *3:40, *3:45. 10:30, 10:40, 10:45 a. m.;2:60 *2:50, *2.55, 6:20, 6:21.6:50 p. m. EAST BOUND. ) 2. [ 4. | iiT~6L' l ii '

FOR—

BOOKt ASEa AXD XVRITIXO DFSKS.

Over forty designs. W* don’texpect to make any profit on them. Writing desks from *7

Bookcases from *5 up. ”

for *10, *12 and *15. Bo bined for #18, *20 and #2i. entire line of goods.

AM I PM

*4 00*7 Off|*8 80

LEAVfi FOB— ' AM | Clevel’d and East 885..

Ool’mbs, Peo. Div; J *4 00i S 05 Belle. & San J 9 35 *fi0Qi Cincinnati 10 55 *7 06 *3 66 0 S5!*.'t OO Additional trains leave lor Anderson and

Muncie: No. 21, 1:00 p. m.

35 per cent, off on this WEST BOUND. I 3. I ~'5~

ig desks from *7 up Handsome library cos*-!

ookca-e and secretary com-

0.| 17

Ingrain and B able design. 12 t Ingrain at 5i>c

CARPFT8.

iisseisoarpet In ex’e

i 2U-yard remi

ery Imsgtnof all-wool

ard. Good ingrain for 35c.

Brussels carpets from 50c up. Large Brussels rugs’ Sxfi f e l ' , ® PK * J} rilton ruga, #1. Smyrna Lace curtains from *1 a pair up. Everything

goes in this department. DINING CHAIRS AND TAT1T.KS.

We have a lot of odd dining chairs. Several styles of fine dining tables, odd bedsteads, washstands, etc., that we will close out at justwbat we paid for them. Don’t forget the terms.

Everything for housekeeping. NKW YORK FITRXrrL'BK CO., 84 East XVa.slrtngtou street. North side, nesr court-house. •

poR BALE—

Our Chicago buyer has bought another large new stock of household goods at a price, and we propose giving our customers the benefit of our

bargain.

We also buy, sell and exchange flew for old furniture, carpets, stoves, quecirsware. baby carriages, sewing machines and every thing on earth that can be used for housekeeping. Beil your old furniture”"sir exchange ft with us for new. We nay the highest cash price for this class of goods and if you want to buy them will give you your own t me to pay for them on payments. x our terms will be ours. In connection wHh a second-hand line we carry a full line of

new goods. FTJRNITVHR.

Beds 80c each and upward.

:ch and

LEAVE FOB Chicago.. Lalayette Kankakee ...

Peoria

Danville andj Champaign 5 10

8L Louis L T. H. A Mattoon.Jft 20 .

fm | AM^|

'“12 30 1*1201 .. 5 15*12 301 17 10*1801 • *18 3d...'. 17 10 *1201 -I |*U OOJ 4f»j ISOS

...j*il OO 7 45 1203 ...*n oo;7 *0*1205 ,...*11 00,7 80i*1205

upward.

d.

:nd upv tiles IK

Everything In tbs furniture line.

Mattresses 50c each a Safe# ‘1 each and Bedroom suites #5

Parlor sui,

each and upward

and unu 10 to *50.

ward.

CARPETS.

40 yards velvet carpet, almost new. 65c per yard. 35 yards tapestry Brussels, new, 50c per yard. 12 heavy ingrain carpets. 25 yards each, at 35c

per y ard.

▲ big bargain in window shades, lace

curtains. STOVES.

*7. good cooking stoves. *15. large range, wortn (SO. #15. large steel range.

Second-hand but good stove trimming* and at

your own price.

Is your baby large enough to walk* If so. we will buy the old baby carriage; exchange It for something you need, or pay you cash for it.

Floor oil cloth, bed comforts.

Payments or cash.

Bargain Si'obb,

79 West Washington iitreet. Opposite Park Theater.

REMOVAL. p KMOV AL-BACKAT OLD STAND WITH ft new line of moldings and pricee u> suit. F Zebrins-er. 29 Massachusetts av*.

FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.

and K. J. RickerL

PARK. C K

XL of eight rooms, floe location, on goodstreet, north. Pease A Smith,60 Rest Market. t>EAL E-sTaTF-A bPEENDID FAltM^nv XL Boone county, six miles from Lebanon, for •ale or trade. Arthur B. Grover dTCo.. 32 East

Market.

T> RAL ESTATE - *4.650. A DOWN-TOWN XV ‘residence of eight rooms, in good repalrand good location. Thirty-foot alley In rear. Pease A Hmith, 60 East Market. i> eal estate - spLEndId baEoain XV for a few days only. New house, never been occupied. South IlUnots, Dear Morris, 11,675. R. F. Catterson A Hon.

1> EaL ftsTATE=*S~PEBr»?>NT7I"\VILL XV buy handsome, new. six-room cottagw. gas, grates, cabinet mantels, hard wood finish.csllar. cistern, driven well, lot 40x160; only *"•00cash payment: price *2^00; located onCUffordav*.

•J^EAL EST ATE—A~BAitG AIN. K1 North NtTw Jereey el. 12rooms; OsihTboth gases. Furnace; convenient and modern InTvery respect. . “For eal tor Trade. Char'a.’Palb, Real **tat*"aiiu'architect, UA N ortlTSerldlan sL

aim Fr ° m Ind * <tn *P o11 * Union Stfttioa llfennsylvania Lines; East—West—Nortli--Sou*h. _ Trains run by Central Standard Time. Leftve for Pittsburg, BahM d 4:45 3m. more, Washington, Philadel-[ d3;00pja. phift *nd New York. J d 5:30 pm. • Arrive from the Eftst, d 11:40 am., d 12:45 pm. d 9:00 pm. Leave for Colambns, 9:00 am.; arrive from Columbus, 3:45 pm.; for Richmond, 4:00 pm.; arrive from Richmond, 9:00 am. Leave for Chicago, d 11:20 am., d 11:30 pm.; arrive from Chicago, d 3:50 pm., d 3:30 am. Leave for Louisville, d 3:40am., 8:00 am., d 4:00 pm.; arrive from Louisville, d 11:10 am., 6:00 pm., d 10:50 pm. I^ave for Madison, 8 am., 4:30 pm.} arrive from Madi*on, 10:25 am., 0 pm. , Leave for Vincennes and Cairo, 7:30 am., 4:10 om.; arrive from Vinoennsa and Cairo, 10:55 am., 5:05 pm. d. daily; other trains except Sunday. LOUIS AND THE WEST. At Indianapolis Union Station: - Leav^ for St. Louis, 7:30 am.. 11:50 am, 12:55 pm, 11pm. Trains connect at Terre Haute for E. & T. H. points. Evansville sleeper on 11 pm. train. Greencastle and Terre Hante leave* 4 pm. Arrive from St Louie 3:30am, 4:15 am, 2:50 pm, 5:20 pm, 7:45 pm. Terre Haute and Greencaetle arrivee 10 am. Sleeping and parlor cars run on through trains. THE BEST LINE CINCINNATI. TBI FINEST ON EARTH The onlv Pullman Perfected Safety Vestibule 1 Train Service, with Din* ^ tug Car, between Chicago, Indianapolis and Cincinnati. For any Information call at oar dtv ticket office, corner 111)note street and Kentucky avn Trims arrive and deport from Union Station as follow: Cincinnati Vestibule*— ^iftero DffiSSaw an, Toledo and Detroit Ext 10:57am 7; Cincinnati Limited* 2:56pm Clnclnusti VestibuJe* 4:25pm an, Toledo and Detroit Ext.... eiMpm •Daijy. fDaity. except Saoday.

THE VESTIBULE# ULLMAN CAE UNI

No Cbaled

No.

abided

at west end of l

LftAVB IMDlAWAPOLie.

-Chicago lim, Butiroan Veet*> coaches, parlor and din. ear d’y..U: v. niCfIKO v t AX., rullBlBlk to

at 8:S0 um, dally.

Ticket office No. M South

I Union otatiun.