Indianapolis Leader, Volume 2, Number 30, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 March 1881 — Page 4

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CENTRAL SHOE STORE

42 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET.

Wc head this as we do, for the Shoe Men of the City say our prices are so low that it will Murder their trade.

Every thing marked in plain figures; Every one served alike. DON'T FORGET THE PLACE, CENTRAL SHOE STORE 42 North Illinois Street, (St Charles Block.)

PIBIAE&KEACY OF Louio Eichrodt, (Successor to J. B. Dill,) 00 XI7DXAIJA AVENUE. AT DOWN TOWN PRICES PRESCRIPTIONS Drugs and Medicines, a specialty. Oleic Cigars, Fore Wines and Liquors Our EXQUISITS PERFUMES ara anrirallexl by any In the market for DELICACY and INTENSITY of ODOR TOILET BETH and VASES, TOILET bOAPS and TOILET POWDERS KLEOANT CUT OLASaiBOTTLES, HA.XD and BT AND MIRRORS. Aleo a large assortment of CLOTS. HAIR, TOOTH, NAIL, B IIA VINO and BHUE BRUSHES. A fall assortment of STATIONERY, AA4 In faot ANYTHING, EVERYTHING, usually kept In a . IDOT CLASS DRUG HOUSE, 7"Heraember the place INDIANA 09 AVENUE Co. Värmont. TO SUBSCRIBERS. II yn fall U recelT your paper, noor uu NU at once. To Sabacrlbera. If 70a tee a blue mark on jour paper, now that jour time is up, and that your apr will be discontinued unless you pay p. The blue mark will not be used for sub scribers in the city of Indianapolis; they will regularly yisited by a collector. It is for au outside or toe city. Mr. Herbert A. Clark No. 291 Popular street is the agent of the Leader in Cincinnati and vicinity. Persons desiring to subscriDe or -wis run any information in regard to the Leader will please communicate with 21 r. Clark in person or otherwise. The Leader is delivered through the post ouce to vincinnau patrons on Saturday. CITY NEWS. lln. Samuel McClure has been seriously Louis Eichrodt, druggist, 99 Indiana ayeaue, George Stroble has joined the Turners. Good for George. ' The streets were full of broken 'slates' last Saturday morning. lira. Besj. Thornton has about recovered from her late illness. The revival at Allen Chapel continues with unabated interest. Mr. Henry Clay, of Cambridge City, has been seeing the city, the past week. The Sumner League will hold a meeting next Thursday evening at room 17 Bates Block. A. C. Horn, William Curry and William Boscher, of Evansville, were in the city this week. The universal opinion is that Ben Thorn, ton should take to the pulpit. Hejooks well behind the altar. Sheriff Adams and Rosceo Hawkins are anong the Indianapolitans who are visiting Washington this week. The Vermont street Literary society will tatet again next Tuesday evening. An invitation Is extended to all. Urs. John Smith, who has been spending the winter with her mother in Cleveland, returned home last riabbath morning. Bell's "Saratoga" billiard hall is one of the most genteel place in the city; quiet and secluded, yet at the same time of eaoy 0SAs) ' Hilton Bowman, the jew who was arrested some time ago for enticing boys to cteal brass from the V and alia road, and buying from them the same, was arraigned in

THE the Criminal Court Thursday, and on a plea of guilty was fined $16 and sent to jail for ninety days. Mm. F. Ü. Adams is visiting her brother and friends, in South Charleston, Ohio. In the bastardy suit of Gabrella Jones against Jesse Wagoner, in Squire Woodard's Court, the defendant was acquitted. Thursday Governor .Porter appointed Henry Mursinna, of Evansville, a member f the State House Commission, vice Gen. John Love, deceased. The boys say that when Sara Bernhardt returns they will all patronize her providing she plays at popular prices. Girls you will all get to see Slim Sara then. Mr. Albert Spears, nephew of Mrs. F. O. Adams, celebrated his Twenty-first birthday, March 1st. A host of friends were present and present were bountifully bestowed. Go to Louis Eichrodts, 99 Indiana avenue, for Mrs. Freeman's New National Dyes. For brightness and durability of color are unequaled. Color from 2 to 5 pounds. Price, 15 cents. . The residence of Elder William Singleton was badly damaged by fire last Sabbath evening during the Elders absence at church. The fire was undoubtedly the work of an incendiary. Wood. C. A Webb, wholesale and retail dealers in wood. Yard, corner South and Tennessee streets. Residence, 22 Bismarck street. Wood delivered on short notice. Telephone connections with Maxwell's Coal Office. St. Clair llall. James Troubadore minstrels at St. Clair Hall are playing to crowded houses every night. Mr. James makes it a point to secure the best available talent, and under the efficient management ol ''Val" Moss, the hows are always just what he advertises. Hotlee. The next meeting of the Sumner League will be held next Thursday evening at room 17, Bates Block. All members are reJ. D. Baobt, President. R, W. Wells, Secretary. Debate. There will be a debate Friday evening of ue wee-, at ice loung Jien's .Republican Club room, 17 Bates block. The subject is, "Resolved that the time has come for the colored people to take a new departure in politics." Amirmative, 11. A. Rogan, Richard Adams and Edward E. Cooper. Negative, Scott Turner, Wm. Harvey and John H. Lewellen. It beging at 7:30 p. m. The public is invited to attend. Judges and a cntque will be selected. Surprise. A party of ladies and gentlemen met at tne residence of Mrs. Henry Thompson. Friday evening; from there they repaired to the residence of Mrs. Smith, on Second St., and gave that lady a very agreeable surprise. Prominent among those present were jtirs. ousie uraaiord, JVlr. Robt. Tay lor. Jiiss Delia Throckmorton. M Ttr.Kt Bennett, Miss Alline Taylor, Mr. Wilson. JU13S0COU, airs, jueiia Thompson, Mr. Will, iam .Monro, Mr. and Mrs. Ceil Sanders, and .ur. .lessie xiingoia. Notice. Bells Reorganized Coronet Band is ready lor engagements. The management of the band is in the hands of Henry Flemings, S. C. Tanner and Edward Jones. Any person or nerannn wishing to atimm Vi v,., 1 ' wv fa V can apply lo either of the managers. They can be found at various places: Henrr Flom. ings at 64 and 66 N. Pennsylvania street, or m 1 a -h a J . rear 01 scnooi 21, on Kew xork street, Edward M. Jonea corner of West and Vermont street, S. C. Tanner, at 250 North Meridian 6treet. All communications adr dress to S. C. Tanner at the above number Amntement. English's Onnro Tliiar. Will V T." i:i. proprietor and manager. Friday, Saturday and Saturday matinee, March 1 1 and 12th, Miss Selina Fetter, the late sacceasfcl Louisville debutante, will appear at this Theater for three performances in her best characters. The onlv Fatter mail nw Rifiivaw at 2 p. m. Popular prices: Balcony, reserved, $1.00; Orchertra, 75c; Admission, 25, 35, Monday. March 14th "Vnr. Southern Seas," or -The Children of Capwiiu uruii. Deaths "or February. Record of mortality for month endlnr February 23: Total deaths.. 1 Deaths from the following diseases; Annrilayt Bronchi iw , CnnKllTnntinn ... s Convulsions.. 20 uiphtheria... Scarlet fwnr 9 6 cerebro spinal meningitis IS umber of children under flae years of aft 62 ane remaining died of miscellaneous dia-easease.

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Titos Root or All Evil-Trouble lu Zlou. It will be remembered that a few weeks ago the wife of the pastor ot Mount Zion Baptist Church was taken from him by the hand of death. The good elder having no children, and being alone in the world took under his roof another man and hU wife to comfort him in his loneliness. As time sped on, trouble began to brew Dissension, sore and wide sprang up in the little colony. The green-eyed monster, gaunt and hungry intruded himself into the reverential habitation. Trouble grew apace. The good shepherdjwas arrested for provoke but came out unscathed. The result was the husband took up his bed and walked. But low! and behold, the wife commiserating with the man of God refused to "walk," but possessing all that nobleness and liberality of heart peculiar to her sex, especially when there is a preacher in it, resolved to remain under her pastor's hospitable roof. At this the husband waxed exceedingly wroth and was heard to cry out in his agony. But she who promised to love and obey him, hearkened not unto his cries, but remained a 4lamb of the innerfold," as it were. But why should these facts cause a "ruction" in the fold? But such is the case. Alas, for human faith I Numerous members of the above named flock have become mutinous and refuse to answer the call of their shepherd, but demand that he be called before a committee of the fathers in Israel and show cause for his etceeeding hospitality. We await developments. Tb Hew City Committee Organize. The newly elected City Committoe met Thursday evening and organized. George F. Branham was elected Chairman, William J. Freaney, Secretary, and John R. Clinton, Treasurer. The Committee left the time for nominating Councilmen with the Committeemen and Republicans of each ward. The Committeemen in each Aldermanic district are to decide upon the time for holding their Aldermanic conventions, and the primaries for electing delegates to the same. The Committee will meet again next Friday evening. IT IM RUMORED. That a certain dashing young man will soon go and see the County Clerk.. That the Democracy can't find anybody willing to be demolished by Dan Grubbs. That Mr. so-and-so will be a candidate for-such-and-8uch a place under the new administration. That numerous gentlemen in Cincinnati would not object to going abroad in Government service. That several ministers to Uayti are lurking around loose in these parts without either muzzles or gags. That several big fat offices are to be literally forced on certain unwilling gentlemen in this section. Don't give it away. Free For All. Jack J. has quit giving parties. I guess the bank has gone dry. Where, oh where is Dr. W's. overcoat? It must be in well, we won't give it away this time. John Stew's gentle vis is seen no more haunting Bell's and Beach's resorts. I guess he finds sweet repose more pleasant at the hotel Bates. Joe L. will give his famous lecture on "Good LooWng Girls," at an early date by special request 01 tne boys at tne urand. E. E. O. the silvery-tongued. etc., will soon take unto himself a partner for life. Poor Ed he could not stand it any longer. Some of the boys says Jno. M. is studying ior tne ministry, uo in jno., you would knock the stuffing out of a yaller leg rniCKen. When old Lafayette has charge of the drinkable at a party he is happy, but take that part or the arrangement from him and he is all broke up. Emanuel C. says he will give a hop to beat the one at Hammonds Hall if he has to engage the Park Theater. Look out for E. C. and his bob-tailed purp. Joe J. sometimes can be seen in the neighborhood of New Jersey and Ohio. Aha, Joe. Tou have ceased to think of the false and fickle Nellie (not Nellie Gray). Wm. B. Hank, Dr. Beach, and the Pennsylvania street Yantuann dealer was at the St. Valentine hop at Hammond Hall. Oh, well, who wou an't go when it only cost twenty-five cents. With Grubbs, Patterson, Connett, Magner and Coulter in the field the Republicans are assured of success at the coming election They are all hardworking Republicans and substantial citizens. Query What has become of Frank W. H.7 He never cornes around now. Ans. He is waiting for the gentle zephyrs of spring to blow once more, so he can turn out in that Prince Albert of bis. Louis T. goes it alone now, since Hank got married. You can see him at any time, wendidg his footsteps alone up and down Ohio street, saying: '"Twas ever thus from childhood's happiest hour etc. Frank G. of the Grand, (otherwise known as "Wing Leo) wears a wnite vest over a white one to call on the ladies. Wing I fuess imagines he is in the celestial kingoms, where they know no winter. The ways of the transgressor are hard, so so sayeth one of the preachers out North, yet he can be sen nearly every da v hankering around after that would be candidate for office this spring." Divest yourself of that sheeps clothing and show your wolfish nature. Poll ileal Talk. The local politicians are now busy fixing up things for the Aldermanic conventions. Harry Drew is pretty likely to succeed D. W. Grubbs as Alderman of the Third district. The new City Committee has three colored Representatives. They are John Kinnchen L. E. Christy, and W. T$ Floyd. Councilman Mauer and Samuel Keers will contest for the nomination for councilman in the Fourteenth ward. It was a noticeable fact that AI ft? or n W Grubbs was the favorite candidate with tha colored delegates in the City Convention. It lfl the nrAVflllincr on? n inn am.tr la.J . " r o r """"'6 cviner Republicans, that a stronp-artirkat rvmll not nave osen piacea in tne neid than the one selected bv the Convention last Satur wr ' C W141V day. Hon. John Caven in a neat speech after the nomination of Mr. Grubhv mrozaaA hi. loyalty to the Republican party. No man Till IHTaV flwty KVvn U ... I . will Mayor Caven. The liveliest contest for A1Wmni v.n - -w- - U'll ors will doubtless occur in the Second district. Dirk DeRuyter and T. J. Morse are the contestants, and both have hard politicians on their respective sides. The ground seems to be pretty evenly contested so far. Quite a number of our rltiv rv-.lüimana emigrated to Washington this week. Some of them went with the intention of coming back, while others would prefer to remain for about four vearu Tf ia aafa in 1-4 j 'o iiv oajr blink the majority of them will return soon, if not nappy. Some folks cret on their ftara Kaaima liecman occasion allv take primaries. Whv should a ri; - - j jwiivviuou IO U1Bfrancnised in a ward primary 7 An order to r- ' luiu baaiu an nonoravv ym m yi iLuarjr, wouia De no more

reasonable than a similar order to prevent them from playing a part in prayer meetings. A part of the Daily Press has been making a canvas of the city this week, for a man who is 'willing to make race the for Mayor against D. W. Grubbs, but after making a pretty thorough canvass, no sheep has been found who is willing to walk up and be slaughtered. But few men prize tho empty honor of a nomination, and a nomination againet Dan Grubbs will be the emptiest of an empty honor. The Odd Fellows. The anniversary of the G. U. O. F., of Indiana, occurred in this city last Tuesday and Wednesday. The lodge was in session both days at their hall on Washington street On Tuefday they paraded the streets, making a very creditable display. On Tuesday evening the installation of the following officers occurred, at the Sec

ond Baptist church on Michigan street: Wells, Indianapolis D, G. T.; W. T. Floyd, Wm. Curry, R. P. Green, Ex. Committee; J. Stewart, Inside Guard; Geo. Parham, D. O. W.; Dan Wells. D. G. N.P. Gardner acted as Master of Ceremo. nies, Mr. Owens of Chicago presiding. At the conclusion of the ceremonies D. G. M. Thornton came forward and delivered his inaugeral address, which was well written and delivered in good style. Want of spat prevents us from publishing Brother Thornton s excellent address. A festival was held in the basement cf the Church at the close of the exercises. Quite a large crowd was in attendance. The anniversary was in wTijf parcuiar a aeciaea success. A Commotion. n -. . 4 : 1 1 1 -1 - Tho commotion among shoe dealers con tinues this week with increasing interest. but the plucky people at the Central Shoe More, 42 N. Illinois St., still hold out and are sellinsr at an unnrecedentnl 1 ow triiThe fight makes it good for poor people. uu me central snouid tx patronized, (live Al - ,1 mem a can. Bill Vanderwood SaVB soma crAnta in tha 14tn ward had better call and settle forthat beer. Bill claims that he didn't get it with the understanding that it was to be left on n!a linli if t1n Cl.t. JtJ.h 11 1 uouuo ,1 w oiai uiua i go mrougn. -' tjuncmou, nuu uo iue square thing with Billy. You may want more k m ill m n rvonr avm am a i The able address of Hen? Amin Thnrntn to the G U. O. of F. will appear in our next -.a . a laouej want oi space only prevents its aplearimcinis wees. We call the attention of the invalid por non oi ia community to lit. Jordan s an nouncement in another column. Chas. Washington f Terre Haute was in t Vl A Al4T e-Vimd AAlr wuv 1 j laasa wren. LlTEUARY-RELIGIOlH-FAtTN MKM0RIF.S. "Ott In tbemilly nigbt Kr lumher't cblo h bound lue Koni memorj brings the light ' Of other day rooud me; Th imilei, the tear Of boyhood's years The words of love then Mpeken; The yea that ahone. Now dimm'daod gone. The cheerful beerte bow broken." TBI BKLLS Or OSTXNP. I "No, I oeter. till life and its ihall end. " uuuu ui in i in 01 uitend , Th day aet In darkneaa, the wind it blew loud Aud rung aa it passe t each murmuring shroud. tij forehead waa with the foam of th apray, Mr heart aished In aerrat far thn. r.v .... When lowly the morning adranced from the Kaal. vi, uu id, uoitn 01 in tempeat bad ceaaed; The pal from a Und I ne'tr aaw, aeemed to aay: "Let the itranger forget every aorrow to day." THK ''YOUNOER LIOHTS." as they term themselves, have boen meeting 3cij luufsuajr ior me last two weeks, at v -ww 1 . iiicir ruouiu, on iiew zone street, and up to this time their entertainments, consisting of choice musical and literary selections, have been larirelv attended. A man cat it a members and officers are to be found some of tne brightest "Young Lights" of our intellectual city-a-eircle of young ladies and gentlemen of kindred tastes and fancies, who, meeting once a week, are of mutual service to each other, in relieving and dissapating the tedium and monotony of "school davs ' uu si. me same lime a source of delight to their many friends. We are tr1rl tht amongst the several good things on their -menu oi lasi wee was the contributions from Miss L. Howard and Mi V na michal, the latter being a member of the iiign ocnooi senior class. The exercises this week, Thursday night consisted of a debate, Resolved, "that childhood is the happiest period of life." Miss Anna Spaulding and II. Nicholas having charge of the affirmitive, while Miss Towle and Mr. Don Wells assumed the negative. Also a select reading by Miss L. Jones, declamation by Miss Gertie Richardson. The following is the list of officers: President, George Brown; Vice President, Miss Florence Moore; Secretary, Miss F. Kelly; Critic, Willie Lewis. Rev. Mr. Titus, of Allen Chapel, preached last Sabbath forenoon and afternoon, at Jones' Tabernaolef for Elder Manson, on the occasion of Ilis second quarterly meeting." The theme of his morning discourse was, The Duty of all Living Creatures to Worship God; Text: 150th Psalm, Cth Verse, "Let everything that has breath praise the Lord." We did not hear the sermon, but if his afternoon frort lated to it any, it must have been a good one, v.v ucni tust, buu uenru ib wnn great eatisfaction. We shall lon rAmoniVkAr it as a tbeme filled with lofty and beautiful thoughts. Some one was asked once what constituted eloquence, the answer was: ''Earnestness, earnestness, earnestness!" and in me eame sense, 11 one should be asked why some preachers of the Cosnol rto a deeperand more convincing impression upon their congregations than others, nothing could be more comprehensive and explanaa - . 1 . . .1 r .... vory vi me vrutn, man the simple answer, "they are alwavs in earnest.'' Snrh at laot seems to be the case with Titus. The subiect 01 uis aiiernoon talk was the "Lord's Supper, its Meanin? and SicrnirVun aa iJnAa stood bvthe Church;" Text, ISth Chapter of the Acta of the Apostles. Part of 21st Verse. "I must bv all mean Wn tna fo. He was at times very eloquent. His descripu" " me agony 01 v-nrist in the uarden was a very touchme and feeling ene. ing to the inclemency of the weather, the wugregauon was not as large as expected. The music furnished bv th i h tionally fine. Professor Tanner, the leader uas a ngnt to oe very proud or bis class. Through the courtesv of the Church, we were admitted to the "love least, Jionday night, and it certainly was a flow of soul love, the divine, the beautiful, seemed indeed to reign supreme. ' Elder W. C. Trevan was out of the portion of last week and this, but we believe he has bv this time ret irnod The ''Drorj in the Riiffct ' Drill MAfran!A next week for the spring and summer. Rev. T. J. Manson in alnwlv vm vol Bunins but is far from being a well man yet. IHK UH1LP. Before and After." Boaton Tranncript.J Looking at the twin before' and ft' pictures on the bottle, the bald-headed old gentleman asked, "Is that the way it always works?" "Alwav. naid duces hair on the smoothest head?" "Yea " : j it. .1 ... t . cam J.D9 cierK, "proauces a most luxuriant CTOWth of hair in air nraV. n funded. Never was known to fail, sir. and we nave sola a million and a-half of bottles. How many will you have?" ''Young man,

Benj. Thornton, I ndianapolis D. G. M-; C. H. Washington Terre Haute, D. D. 0. M.; A. C. Horn. Evanavill. D. O. S ? R. W

don't ask me to take any more bottles. The last one I took home has ruined my peace of mind and brought desolation to my home. My wife thought it was bay rum "or some thing or other for the complexion, and she's just worried to death now that the has found out what it will do, and spends half her time at the mirror watching for the first premonitions of the luxuriant full beard that is to hide her beauty forever. No, young man, I don't want any more of it. And to tell you the truth, he added in stage whisper, it wouldn't be of any use. She is that mad that she pulls my hair out as fast as it grows. Look at my bald head now." The clerk looked, and had not the heart to say more, but put the bottle away and advised the old gentleman to present his wife with a razor and fixings. Three Churches in Michigan City, Ind.t wanted a revival, but neither one of the three was strong enough to secure by itself the services of an Evangelist or promoter of revivals. So these three Churcnes, Congregational, Methodist and Presbyterian, united their forces and engaged Evangelist Munhall, under whose persuasive efforts about fifty sinners were induced to leave their wicked ways and make profession of religion. This shows that it is possible for Churches of the most radically different theology to unite in evangelical effort, and it offers a cogent argument for consolidating all three into one, instead of continuing the expense and worry of keeping up three rival and competing organizations. What is nioro charming than an agreeable, graceful woman? Here and there we meet one who possesses tho fairy -like power of enchanting all about her. Sometimes she is ignorant herself of the magical influence, which is, for that reason, all the more perfect. Hr presence lights up the home; her approach is like the cheering warmth; she passes by and we are content; she stays awhile and we are happy. To behold her is to live; sha is the aurora with a human face; she makes an Eden of the house; paradise breathes from her, and she communicates this delight to all, without taking any greater trouble than that of existing beside tham. Is not here an inestimable gift? Terre Haute Newa. Mrs. K. Reno went to Indianapolis last Saturday. Mr. Bagby send the Leader to 31 r. S. W. Stuart, 1126 !T. Seventh St. Miss Carrie Chavis had a surprise party last week on ter birth day. Miss I. R. and Mr. C. B. were at church last Sunday eve. Miss C. H. looks very happy when Mr. E. B. H. is in the city. It's rumor tiat Mr. H. C. will be united to a certain yoang lady, soon. Mrs. Gibbs ii very sick this week. Mrs. Calvin Kochel 1 has a very sick baby. Miss Lizzie 3teward says she don't want any old man in her company. The young every time. There is a young lady who wants to know who Charley Blackburn is. The man who un for the watch and his number. The cake walk at Rev. Lane's was a success. The fine cake was won by Jefferson Jackson. Miss Belle "Williams has been very ill, but is improving. J. H. Walker bought him a navy-blue suit to celebrate Gen. Garfield's inauguration. Mr. Ben Dyer is suffering very much from a sprained ar kle. Mr. Nichlas Shannon died last Thursday. The Criterion society met last Friday evening at the A M. E. Church and installed their officers The good Samaritans had a festival last Thursday evening a; the A. M. E. Church. Mr. J. M. Foster cf Lost Creek is expecting to be married socn. MLjs Catherine Fotter of Illinois, is visit-

ing her father in Lost Creek. Rev. McSmith held quarterly meetings m uosi vrecK iasi catnraav ana Sunday. It is reported that Mr. Jacob of Illinois, married a very wealthy lady of Ohio last wwa. Mr. H. Mc. is the only favorite the ladies uave, mia is vacation with him. Air. John Field of Indianapolis was in the city last week. Profes4or Withorapoon of Brazil was in me t-jfcy l&st weeK, aiso uennett rite ward. Mr. Albert Odom is on the sick list this week. Mr. J. H. Lott and S. B. Amber and Wil liam Southers have been blessed with a fine girl each. The number that has been Baptist Church during this protracted T T J , -EMI- . . aaicttiiu. irouii iwubmci, um ovis, .nnie Wilson. Charlotte Burk. Kittv Hrarxror Mrs. Smith and Miss Springs. -Mr. John Para. of lirazil waa In the, itv i- c. j. j inst Jionuay. Notice to those who have anhnprilwl tVu the Leader: I will collect next week. Our terms are cash. 31 r. Bacrbv. send the Leader to V J. uauKson, iojv ooutn ia street. Some persons have taken nffnA at mv reumrKs last, weeK aDout tne "lioiem the Wall.'' Now I Wish to sav that I meant nn 1 . 1 . ... . W- . offense to any. I only repeated remarks Hl, umers nave maae. l am inendly to all the parties connected with it. but T Wt propose to bull-doze anybody nor allow auyuouy 10 uuii-aoze me. Mrs. Berkshire and Jackson Uarrifi arA Quite 111. T ivn.T u ai v v K. J. s. JORDAN, the moat noted tbroat and lung pnyaician In America, ia here in this city, aocceaa has ben wonderful all orvr th-i United 8tatea aa wrll aa at IndUn.nni;. nti mn Dyruirr iioasr. near id union le Dot. Hi. withhia akill aeema to be uaequaleil In the art of ymnnuiuiijci, iug aocioT wiiiieu your cont' plaint and locate erer .rh .h n.in . and never ask you a Ration. Now, inTalid, i'f all) n L f m t . wim 117 inrvmc aiaeaae waatever, you will do well to call on Dr. Jordan at ih. a aa he only itaya from the flrat during the geventh of ' ""1. u. j'urior ia in. autnor or the Lode HaaaiswA t-yva a W a . a . ... t " iudr rem hit. soia dt ail flrnsa.i., uuui Ujf mm, ur.joraio'i mog Benova IUI L. E. MORRISON, ItUBJUJEIt CJOOBO AID JÖOOtSföSSShnfiR OLD BEE-HIVE CORNER, INDIANAPOLIS. The only full line of Rubber (Jooda in Indiana. A complete atock of Boote and tihoaa. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. James t hill, Attorney at Law and Notary Public, OFFICE, WESLEY BLOCK, Rear No. 28 Indiana Av. DR. T. N. WATSON, PRACTICING PHYSICIAN, 468 East North Street

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J Pa & W. W. WEAVER, Undertakers and Furnishers.

33 N. Illinois St., Y. M. C. A. B'ld'g, .rlc-a art aa low aa any other rktaM2elinint ia taa BRANCH OFFICE C.r I Hindi and South atreata, bar. va ba?e a full lin. ot Uacka and Livt-ry. A cwtaaur nuani ai 01 n umcei aay ana nigbt. J. H. P. TOMPKINS, 190 Indiana ATenne, FES1IP1I DRUGGIST, And Daaler In PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES. lit Stale Goods Ktpt on Hand. Special attention paid tw tii eiuuiiriiiig ut pr acripti.na at all bonra, daj mui iilKlt. r f J. C. HERETH & CO., SHIRTS &c A"VsT23H,r3 MADE TO OEDIB No. 87 W MARKET Street. Indianapolle W.W. HOOVER, Dealer in Staple and Fancy QROC COUNTRY PRODUCE A Specialty, OS Indiana Ave. FItFI) BATaX, Di aler in all kinds of FHESH AND SALT MEATS, North West and Ind. Ave. Meat Market 300 IVortli WeL Ht., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. O. A. "WEBB, Dval.r iu BZSSStT bawed Split, or bv the Cord. nnr Qn..h r!1V O. IWWIaWVMHI aitu ICIIIICUUcU OIU. ui by mm de m MKALS AT AM, IIOUW. CARUTHERG & CLEM. 69 South Meridian Street. J. P. MAUErt & SON, BKALtaa IM GROCERIES, Produce, Flour anFoed, p WIME8, LIQUOaS AMD ClfiABS, Comer Blake and Elizabeth Street,

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