Indianapolis Leader, Volume 3, Number 15, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 November 1881 — Page 4
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ITOBTH: ILLINOIS STREET WHOLESALE and K ET AIL DEALER IN
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SEWIHG- MACHINE GOODS Arent for the Mouseliol.P ami the "New Kemin-ton" 4 Drawer, i ox Top, Drop
T.Mf of sln-er P.nti.-ni Mnrhinc ?2h co. Machines lor rent. Recoil. In r. r-achmes cheap.
All LinJc n f m ;,,.. r.Sr...! nn,i rr .1 n t . 1 Needles. Oil n Attachments for all
machines.
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IVc arc offering a very large stock of goo ls at the lowest possible prices. Good canton llannel only 7c. Yery heavy for 10c. Dark calico, fast color, only 5c. Half wool, winter dress goods, 10, 12 1-2, 15. 18 and 20c. All wool, black French cashmere, 4S in. wide, 05c. Mack silk, 50, (JO, 75, S5c and $1, very cheap. Table linen, IS, 20, 25, 35, 40 and 50c. Jeans, 15, 18, 20, 25, 35 and 45c. Ulankets and comforts. Cloaks and dolmans from 2.50 upward, llonnets and hats, latest styles and lowest prices. Gloves and hosiery. AVarm underwear for men, women and children, from 25c upward. Our goods are all marked in plain figures at one price. Polite attention given to all. You are cordially invited to call.
cording sec'y, Jas. ll. Thomas; chaplain, Samuel Early: sergeant-at-amis, Leslie
Ma k Mayor Grubbs fined Charles Sdhmidt $25 and cost, Wednesday, for selling unwholesome meat. lie appealed the case to the criminal court.
The Globe tailoring establishment at 15 S.
Meridian St. is doing a'Uandonlce "business.
Call on them if you want a nice fitting suit at
the lowest cash prices.
First class board and lodging can be so-
cured at No. 117 Columbia St. Board, 3
per week ; lodging $.75 per week.
Moses Anderson. It will only cost you ten cents to attend
the grand social to be given by the A. M. E. Mission church, at the Second Baptist
church next Monday and Tuesday evenings.
The trial of Suttle for the runrdcr of Fisher i . . 1
ast summer, is in progress in the criminal
Icourt, the tcstimonv is all in, and the cas?
will doubtless go to the jury early next wcck.
The Youne Men's Golden Rule Club elect
ed the followimr officers for the ensuing year:
John Roberts, Pre s.; J. ILThomas, Rcc. Sjc;
D. W. Welk Fin. S,c Die r.asly, Ire as ;
S. A. Early, Chaplain; L. Mac, Serg t-at-
arms.
Women that have been given up by their
dearest friends as beyond help, have been pcr-
raaneniiv cureu uy me uscm iivm ham's Vegetable Compound. It is a positive cure for all female complaints. SjikI to
Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham. 233 Western A ve
nu., Lynn, Mass., for pamphlets.
Riv. Moses Brovles furnished the Ameri
can Baptist an article Nov. 11th in waich
he states dehnitelv that he and a.iew ioiiow-
rs will not rccocruize the Corinthian Lap-
cists, but the Corinthians seem to b gaining
n numbers and enthusiasm, while the k.v. I uikin; .Mr. ana 3Lr. uiien.
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Moss seems to be eorresDondmarlv losing in J ll.itei. bcHUtul vae-p; 3lr. llous'on.
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TilK WINN-WALDKN WEDDING.
Those Present and What Tliey Wore List of Presents. Mr. and Mrs. Dr.S. A. Elbert, silver fork; Mrs. E. were a steel gray silk with laco trimmings; Mrs. Henry Thomp-on, carved knife box; brocade silk with jet trimmings; Mr. and Mrs. George Keeble, set napkins; Mrs. K. w re black eilk and velvet; Mrs Kate Rinn, be utiful fpittoon; lavendtr silk with train; Mrs. Will AUn, silver ugar bowl; wine colored silk; Mr?. Serena B ;nl of Frank'in, t ilet Ett; wore cardirihl brocnle silk; Miss Btlle CVaggnrt, Frankl n, parlor staud; navy blue satin; Mir Lnura Christy, glass sot; drab silk with white lace drapery; Mr?. Jonn Jonen, cut sjIh.'s set; i.avyblue veivc; Mrs. JnmeSmith, glits! set ; were a M?k br ca ie satin iih j it trimm;n;iä: Mr-. Ishhc AÜe , gl?- b-ead p'a e; b'nek silk; Miss .M mid Chii ty. trla-8 su-; navy blue siik; MiAddi Valdon,sit goMeU; tray cashmere; Mrs. Dudley, fet gobies; lavender t.iin. Mi- Allein Taylor o u cream cl reH 'Minting with whi? Uce trimmings; Mi Maggi" Wnn.of Xnia, Ohio, si-ttr of tin :r'.ti. pr s ntM iir.en tovt lti; w re slat ; I red rutin; Mrs. L'jvi Christy wore cht liiial filin with whito lce diap'ry; Mii Liura "Yi-e; 31 r. Ab'xanderan'l daurht'T iilas-s pitcher; Mrs. Claries Ellis, black car-hii'Cro unci tilk; Mi:s Fannie Tilmon, poon gL'Ss; wore drab c&sljni'Jie and satin Tee 1-ride was b-auliuliy dressed witl pearl silk hui p int Ihc ; ho gro in Mick doth, whire vest aiid gl. vo. Mr urd Mrs t. N. I'ttters ui, i!v r cake ftand; Mr. ar.l .Mris. S op'-nson. of Grind IL-tl, tit l:n n
and Mrs. Ullen. t Granu
idence of Miss Kitty Mann, Tuesday evening to arrange for a grand masquerade party, to be given about Thanksgiving. The party will be a very select one, and a good time Is expected. Messrs. Lorenzo Burke, Alex. Goodpaster and Major Lewis have added their names to the Leadek's subscription list. Others would do well to follow their example. Mr. William Scott has returned from Pittsburgh Penn., where he has been visiting for some time past, lie reort3 that things are very lively there, and that he enjoy d himself splendidly. Those who read Louis W. Lamb's first poem, last week, cannot fail to s.h; the mark of1 genius in it. If Mr. Lamb continues in 8ukh work, he may some day take a place in fame b( side those illustrious poets, Shakespeare, Bron and Burns. A large numbcrof young gentleman of our city met at the residence of Mr. George Shelton, Wednesday evening of last week, and organized "The Tube Rose o la mode Club," with Geo. Shelton as Prcs't, M.tjor Lewis, scc'y, and Geo. Brown, treasurer. They met the second time at the residence of William Lewis, 2SS Bright St. on last Tuesday evening and began making arrangements for a grand social cntertainmeut to be given some tim i during the holidays. The roll of the club is constantly increasing in numbers,
and the organization bids fair to become one
of the largest of its kind in the city. Financially, they are bed-rock, and with such an
ittractive name, and nattering prospects,
thev are bound to succeed. The next meet
ing will b held at Wm. Lewis's residence next Wednesday evening. Star.
both.
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The Council and Board of Aldermen
in ioint session Monday evening and pro
ceeded to ballot for city officers. All of the
nominees of the Republican caucus were ... i rrii l ... l.. .i:
eiecieu. liiere seemeu 10 uj no iniuun to bolt. Mr. Webster, the new chief fire en
gineer, was elected by acclamation,
Wm. Owens and Carrie Husband w-re
united in marrirge last Tuesday evening, at the bride's mothers 137 Ind. ave. After a
pleasant time and an old-fashioned supp r,
the bridal partv proceede-d to Mrs. M. R.
Scott's, 292 North St., where they will remain
lor a tew days, and will be happy to meet their friends.
A number of ladies met at the residenev
of Mrs James 407 Nth. Illinois st. and organ
ized the "Ladies Independent Social Club
They will give their first entertainment Thanksgiving evening at the residence of
Mrs. Bell Newbv 76 N. Miss. st. Mrs. A.
J. Herron is President and Miss fcilhe Gah-
ton Secretav of the Club.
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G-and HwUl, bautful ww'er st; Mr Piingst, Proprietor f G and Hot 1. b-uss!-
arpet; Jlr.nnd .Mrs. Andrew?, oi iiran Iotl, set lafi curta:n; Mr. and Mrs. Mnjo
G idon, of Grand llotid, niatble t-lab will.
and putriting; Mr. nnl Mr. Janruv
Mitch-!, of Grind Ho e!, set gobMs; Mr
and Mr.. J)-. Wood, silver cup; Mr. J tr;!--
ivh and Clisr ey Iun, of Grand Hotel,
chamber tt; Mr. Ja:nH Wils n s;t of najkins and ring?:
hrile's parent, a ventage of five rom:
Jroom'.-i parents. silver knives and foik-t ard
fruit; Mr. and Mm. r!oyd, b:iles sister, parlor ornament?: L:ttl Stella l'lod, but terd!sh; Mrter Paul Floyd, picture.
I nn w uuL
'o Woman 'eecl Suffer
when Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver cure
can be so easily obtained and so safely used.
Sfotioo The T. L. O. M. Society will meet at their
hall, Wednesday evening, Nov. 23rd. Applications for membership, address d to
This Office.
12 AND 14 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
PHARMACY
-OF (Successor to J. B. Dill,) 99 INDIANA AVENUE, AT DOWN TOWN PRICES PKESCIUPTIONS, DRUGS A SI MEDICINES A SPECIALTY.
Chwice Cigars, Pure Wines and Lienors, Soda
Mead, lw ,ian Beer.
f5 1 tViy aS
AXD-
Furnlture Itepnlred,
Persons having furniture to be repaired,
will do well to call 011 W. Nichols room 11, Miller's Block. Work uromptly attended
to.
Muic LeMon.
Mi39 Margery E. Stepp, of Madison, Ind..
will open a music school Monday September
12tn. at b41 iN Tin JUiSäissippi ot. vrui
very reasonable.
3fe(srH. Ilell fc Flnlier
have placed new tables in their billiard par-
lor at t2 West Market M., and tlios- Ksirinir a little ouiet amusement will find it
the cosiest place in the city. Fine cigars and
tobacco always on sale.
rWat.-r. (linger Ale, Mead, Root
Iktr and lruvi:
OCR EXQUISITK FEH FUMES Are un rivaled bv any In the m irket for Lk'lie.icy and Inteii-dty of O.lor. TOILET SET" ANI V ASES, TOlLIir SOARS.....! POWDERS, ELECi VNI i l l' eiLASS HoTTLES. Ll.tu.v. lxSl) UIld sjXAN1 MI URO US. Alw, a lire assortment of Cloth, Hair, Tooth, Nail, Slaving and s.ioe BRIT SUES. A full assortment of
STATIONERY,
And tn fact. Anything, Evcrythlnj;, usually kept la a FIRST CLASS DRUG HOUSE.
Wc
are offering unusual
induce
ments in all varieties of Boots and Shoes FOR FALL WEAR.
You will find in our stock all of die latest and most desirable styles.
BAOAHD'S , DENTIL
SHOE STOHE.
RoniemUr Place Sign of the JSSTMORTAR street lamp. (Illuminated at Night.)
JXDIAXA AVEXUE, Curvei. Veilmont.
99
CITY XEUS. TO Mum; At UK itS. IT yon rfl io r--ei! jour paper, no llfy IhU ulhYe at onec. F I! vou see a Mue ti.aik on y(.tir paper, Know'trmt tir time i- up. and th t y ur ptipT will dis -oi.tirui'-ti unless yu my up. Tue Hue murk will not leued forsuh-tcrilH-r in th t Ii.'l.H'iMjH.li.-.; lhey w 1' l reulnrly vi.-'ued ly atullecur. It is :cr all outside of tbc city.
1. Aient is r quired to fettlu net later than Ttiureiav 1 w, f"r pper of the preceeomj; wtek-no yn TS are be tnt to any gtfßt 1 fad thus to set tie - 3 y0 papers are to he sold on credit unlWtbe Mirent cli'Hti- to py for them and run the risk ot c Ii cling. 3. Each aint is to order only the num.ber uf papers that can be told. The Leaiek k on sale at tho following B'-ir cliJftr toro j0 West Market. Joseph Smith'a news d p t, No. 13 N. Illinois eire-t, ..pp -'- Bites llou-e. L .uUEiohroii'sdrui; store, 99 Indiana VV hi" Floyd's barber thop. No. 5 Indiana V5o"u & L icai' harbor shop. No. 1C1 Indiana avenuo. LouU Eichrodt, dra--iit,09 Indiana verie. The ladies in char-e of the Asylum for J friendless colored children will rwive Thankegivins donation at the hen fctore.
Corner ofWashington .and Illinois Sfs.
It is hop-d that all who are able, will contribute lib. rally. Work was begun Monday on the addition to the jail. Assist the Mission church by attending the prize festivals. Jim Fry, the man who assaulted officer Holt w.iit North Thursday. George Childs has been granted a decree of divorec- from Maria Childs. Dutit forget to attend the prir.3 festival next week at the- S.cond Baptist church. The young ladies royal club of the cast is pn paring to give a grand banquet thanksgiving evening. Kendall's Spavin Cure is highly recommended by Prof. Williams, the wonderful hors j tamer. Why will you let your horsrs suffer from lanmnss when you can get Kendall's Spavin Curt.? R ad their advertisement. In t-p. aking of Miss Ena Waldons marriage last wee k, a mistake was made in the "room's name. It is Winn instead ofSimms. The County Commissioners have ordered the Ctmnty Ass.sorto poll the ward preparatory to the: districting which will take place in iKtvmb.r. The proprietors of the Journal, Sentinel. Times, lLvic-w,and II. raid, have been indicUd by the (irand Jury for publishing lottery advirticments. Officer R. W. Wells broke tip a row in the west end last Sunday, caused by too five nse oi sour n as i, and fina.ly had to run in one of the young bloods. Ladies Knitted and Woolen Underwear, ' Fancy Bazaar, C E. Washington St., Open every evening. The Young Men's Golden Rule Club, at their meeting last Monday evening elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Prts't, John Roberts; vice-pres't, Nathaniel
"TVotloe.
All the members of the Young Men's Golden Rule Club are specially requested to meet at the Leader office Monday night Nov.
21, as business of importance is to be trans' acted.
JOHN KOBERTS iKES.
J. II. THOMAS SEC.
"Votlcc.
The members of Zion Baptist Church will give an entertainment at their church cor. 2nd and Lafayette R. R., next Thursday evening. A cake" contasning an elegant
prize is to be cut and a line time is expected
The public is invited; admission, ten rents Eldeu Sixgletox. Pastor.
A GOOD AND CHEAP KANSAS PAPKII. Wourain rpopiutof the WEEKLY CAl'lTAI
an .iirht-i!iep. 4,U'lnmn weekly naper, puU
iihwl nt Tnix'ka Kansas, the Capital of the
State, at One Dollar per ye ir, to any address, It Is brim-full of state news, corresondcm-e,
rot not ps. etc.. and is in every res wet, a ,our
nal wnrtl. tho money ast e I for It. Those who
u-nnt tn l:irn about Kalis is should send for
the Capital. Address Topeka Daily Capital PniLismxo ( .. Topeka, Kansas
Crystal Woclclliiu
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Poe, celebrated their
crystial wedding Tuesday evening. The e'er emony was verv impressive and was witness
ed bv a large numier oi irieneis. ine prt.s
cnts were numerous and useful as well as val
uable. A bounteous repast was served by
the host and hostes and all went away wish
insr them many more years of wedded bliss,
in all of which the Leader heartily joins
V Card. To My Friends In Marion Count j-;
I am a candidate for Treasurer of Marion
Countv I have served in this office as dep
uty for the past twelve years, and have seen flvr t-nmlnvprs retire SDliltlilT. (one served
two terms ) and I conclude it is lime to tak
one smile mvself. If vou consider me qual
ified and worthy, I shall be grateful for your
support. Ktspecuuiiy, E. X. Richards.
lllti'U Stliol Items.
lloratius oi tlie id iien- retains ins incog
nito remarkably well.
Seme pupils have a practice of intention
allv mispronouncing words. In a minstrel
it is witty, but in a school-room it is vulgar.
Miss Cumberland, teacher of Literature,
pronounced an essav written uv liss .vnna
Vestal to be. one of genuine merit and equal
to nianv of the bvSt published in the Se'hool
Journal Irom the state Lnivcrsitus
The benior class has commenced a scries
of essays andoraticr.s to last during the en
tire school vear. Judging irom tlicss we
iave heard we mav predict that the class
has good stock from which to select its com
meneenient orators.
Stak assails i lturfs mllated style, or
nlatitudinus ltunderositv antl savs 4his
language might do lor thos who carrv
pocket Webster, but for those who have not
7 ... it I 1 1 . i T
had the high school advantages oi llti ue
it is dv ldt dlv out of Dhiee." L'LTUItE bv
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nature is snlate and s'.iudders to pollute hi
crest wit!i the bickerings of the rabble, but
to beiii lit Stau and those whos? air-e-astks
do not soar above the mediocrity and th
mud puddlis of plain English, lie will sub-
loin a ie-w remarKs:
Language is the roveaier oi character,
the stvle and drvss of thought and the adorn
nu-nt of knowledge. It is the thermometer
which displays the kniperature and consist
ency of ones amoiiion aim aspirations.
wlutlur tli; v move in the Iowist ruts of de
pravity or h aveinvard, erect :1 and mountei
in the heart of irrentmss and perfection. It
is the index or one's innor nature and the
"window to his soul." Just as the odditv
of a thing uiak.s it attractive, so does t!
idiosvnerasiis ol a stvle give su:cj and at
tractiveness to language. It is the cataracts
in,! jtjlili. u In (luk tiMk1nirr nirr. tf t 1'in
uage that give the Niagaras to recognition
and fame. It is the mission of newspaper
to instruct and inform. It is to the publ
what the library is to the Philomat a Thesaurus of knowledge and a tist to facts and its success is gaged in proportion to the degree with which it adorns its mis.vllany. Then, to isolate itself with distinction it must clothe every id-ea with that gaudimss of dr.ss, that variety of design, that elegance of taste which is para'kled only by itself and attired in the gorgcousness of lauguage adorned with the purple of rhetoric, s asoned with the quiut.ssence of logic, genius is freed from the pressure of the mass, th wavelets of heaven smile and you are abashed in the dewy fragranee of the embroidered clouds. " Vulture.
$500 REWARD Jb'or the per&ou ivIio never heard of the MUTUAL SHOE STORE. Hew Store ! New Stock ! AT JOW PRICES. Dou't forget the place, MUTUAL SHOE STORE. 66 2S.sa-c Waslilngtoa St.
F. P. SMITH & Co.,
WHOLESALE
LAMPS! GLASSWARE
Oucensware, Chandeliers,
I'crsional. Alf reel Harrison has written another epic oem. Mr Scott Turner is lying very ill withTyihoid fever, Charlie Brown has been on the sick list for (2v:-ral duys. Mrs. Marv J. ShadJ will leave next Wed
nesday for Richmond.
B shop II. MTjrnar, of Indian Territory,
was in tin city Wednesday.
Mr. James II. Johnson of Danville, Ind.
was in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Ilestina Cotman visited Franklin on
Wednesday and returns to-day.
Mrs. Wm. II. Russell has been cmite sick
this week but is now convalescing.
Mr. James Brooks, who has bx-n quite ill
for some time is able to be out again.
Frank Hurt has reconsidered his removal
to Springfield Ills., and wiL remain in our city.
II. K. Lawson, and Miss Saunders
were united in matrimony last tucsday. Well done good and faithful servant.
Mrs. Lou Johnson, with her children,
who have been visiting in Richmond and
vicinity, returned home last Saturday.
Mrs. Lotta Ware left for Evansville last
Mondav where she goes to join her husband
who will make that place his future home.
Mr. Wilson Chapman of Kokomo and
Msss Tinv Turner ot this city were married
last Saturday. Keiv. ur. öingieton oraciaiing. The couple left immediately for Kokomo. Cards are ont for the marriage of Mrs M. J. Gavin, and Mr. Thos. Smith of No. 0
IIos3 reel company. The ceremony will be pirformed Tuesday evening at 319 E. North
street. lrlz f ostlv ii 1
The members and friends of Zion A. M. E. Mission church will give a grand prize t stival at the Second Baptist church, next Monday and Tucsday evenings, for the ben- ( tit of the cnurch. The following prizes will be awardeel the person sdling the greatest number of tickets, already given out for sale: One suit of clothis, three hogs, one carpet, fifty bushels of coal, one stove and and one velvet dnss pattern worth $24. It is to be a grand allair, and all are in
vited to come out and enjoy themselves ami
assist in a good cause. Admision ten cents. C. Pexick, Pastor. A. Hakdy, Secretary. Vllcn Cliapel LSterary. The programme was observed as published in our last issue. The beacon light, of succissin literary achievements, is begining to l'om up from this part of the city once more. Th' iiro'ramnii' for nxt Monday evening
i '. :!1 he: an Orantion,Wm. Brown; Dec. Miss
Faunie Miles; Saprano solo, Miss Gracie Morton; Dec. Miss Alice l'atridge; Solo Miss K'iza Bohr. Discussion; Rlvcd, That Napoleon Bonaparte was tlie greatest soldier that ever lived, affirmative A. Harrison and M. S. Stewart, negative A. W. Swcney and M. L. Braxton.
Library Lamps, Lanterns. Kracket. Oil Stoves, Lubr'catins Oils, JL'ltiid. deadlight. Sign ami Carbon Oils Improved liuriicrs and Lamp . rimming generally. .o. INox-Ui Illinois direct.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
T
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CR
ACKERS
jro not the CHEAPEST, but are tho BEST, BAKERIES No. 20 South ftleridian and 16 North East Street. CHEAP BREAD. CHEAPER THAN FLOUR. If you desire the best and CHEAPEST BREAD, ak your Grocer for Bryce's Large-Sized Five Cent Loaves. BRYCE'S " VIENNA BREAD " and BRYCE'S BOSTON BREAD are equally cheap. Brvce's 'read and Bryce's Butter Crackers are unexcelled as to quality.
Holioay
JAWB B. JULIAN.
JOHN F. JULIAN.
St. Nicholas Has Unloaded At Our Establishment Tha Largest And Riohest Assortment OF
Christmas Presents An Early Visit Is RaspestfmHy Scüciisd Charles Mayer & Co. 29 and 31 West Washington Street.
JULIAN & JULIAN, Attorneys and Counselors at Law No. 1 S Thorpe Block, INDIANAPOLIS, - - IND
J. P.
MAUER bfALCa IN
& SON,
II. W. WHITE, MERCHANT TAILOIt 7 WEST .11.1 Kit ET NT.
eGooda Mad.-an l Trinnin"! to order SpecUlty
HEWGKOCERYSTOR
Obituary.
ri Flnrnnre Keller, one of our most
promising young ladks died Thursday eve nin? of tvuhoid malaria, at the risidtnce o
h-r nnrrnts on Ctdumbia St. She had been
sick but a few dap, and her death casts a gloom over all who knew her. She was a very promising young lady and was a bright light in our literary and social circlts ; a member of the first year class in High School, and lcavts a number of relatives : nl a host of friends to mourn her loss. The funeral services will bo Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the Vermont Street A. M. E. Church. Early BliocimilcliiK. "Barefooted came the beggar before King Copiietna." Phceeion, Cato and other noble Bomans had no covering for their feet when they appeared in public. The Roman shoes were of two kinds the calceua which covered the whole foot, and the sola, which covered only the sole, and was fastened with thongs. In the eleventh century tlie upper part of th j hole was made of leather, and the sole of wood. In the nineteenth century you will find at Steep's Bäte House Shoe Store, if we mar be allowed the paraphrase, sentiment and art expressed in the highest perfected form of Boots and shoes for ladies' wear. Whittier, who has immortaliz.xl our language with the sentiment of poeticgenius, was a shoe-maker, and left the bench, where he shaped "soles" to sing in verse that which should shape their "souls" in thought.
Tollt .Tot. In answer to anin-puiry we will tite tha'. Marion county has over 2,000 colored voters, Oliver M. Vorhis it Ls said, will make a long pull and a strong pull for the sheriffs of lice. Hon. J. S. Hinton predicts that Blain? and Lincoln will be the lLpublican nominees in ISM. Capt. Fields, A. D. Harvey, Johu F. B dinond, T. J. Morse and perhaps a half doz.'n others will make the grand regatta for Township Trustee a little liveley. Some one has proposal the name of Conrad Burley for a Justice of the p?ace. Conrad is our candidate, and we will vote for him first last and all the tir.u We are informed that Jacob B. Julian will be a candidate for circuit court judge. Mr. Julian well deserves to b? a strong candidate before the colored people, soever the shoe may fit. Some of the very couneilmen and Aldermen who cast their votes Mon lay night to bring the oflie-e of city sexton into ridicule, were among the number who tried to convince us a year ago, that the ofiice. of city sexton was one which ought to do honor to any colored man. The c:iucus nomine??, with the exception of Fielding Husten, received almost t ie full Republican vote in the election last Mo .day night, but Mr. Huston, tlie only colored man nominated bv the caucus for anv oiliee (and that one of but little imp rtanee) received but 21 votes, the other R 'publica: votes being cast for other Republicans of local celebrity in order to bring them into ridicule. Our Young Je'ollcH. Mr. Jerry Thomas has quit the West end. Wlrat is the matter Jrry ? The Four Associates are Miss-s Rebecca Shv, Flora Watkins, Lizzie and Marv Ridley. Mr. James Covington returned from Chicago last week, where he lias been residing for the past two years. Mr. Elijah Marrs, the Apollo of the East end, is creating quite a sensation among the young ladies of that s;ction. Mr. ILnry II. Gibbs left for Mobile Ala., lsst Monday morning, to ii 1 1 an engagement. He was a favorite here, and his departure is much regretted.
Courbet enid to one o. hU friends who whs talking f eett'ng married: '-"Why d n't you marry Miss X, over there? SheV a pnr'e t angel." "Sh may tie an angel, kit ehe'd ptintel." ''Well, did you ever see an angel thit wasn't painted?"
COFFEES, TEAS AND SUGARS AT THE LOA KST CASH PKICES.
GHOCERIE3, Produce, Flour and Pead, WINES, LIQCOßS AND CIGARS, Corr make nnd Elizabeth Streets mum ifisi house! LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT KATHARINE ROGERS, IN A GRAND DOÜBU2 BILL. GALATEA, The Sla.ue. LEAH. Tlie Jeuili fluiden.
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MüN'lW. TURHDAV, VD WKDNKSDAY MATINLE, Ani. F.VcMNU. NOV. "I 'i ' M IJÜ '2 Mr &Mrs- McKEE RANKIN IN THE DANITBS,
MONDAY and TUFSDVY. NOV. 21 and 22.
WEDNE:DAY AKTErtNOON and XVENINO.
A complete line of Groceries ami 1'rovisionsat 59 HOWARD STREET. THE 15 EST
Coa
Can
be Lai of
FIRST TIM!-: IN
THIS CITY.
A fortune in it.
A successful njrent has puhlislied a tKXk for
'iKCJits, liianuf.ietuiers, nl tlie unemployed wnieh srives complete instructions for nmkiiur
and sellin "2") of the best sellins articles ever handled by ajrents. 5?1,"K lias been mude from :i single one of the articles! It is the result of twelve veirs successful cxonence in selling
goods Send for 1 m. cents . cts. stemps or silver. Address A. M. Wilson 4tö. State St. Cmca(H) Ills, or J. E. Thompson 42, N. California St. INDIANAPOLIS Ind.
SBBCial Prices
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DEPARTMENT,
BLEACHE0 AND CREAM LINEN DAMASK, in Every Grade. COLORED BORDERED DAMASK, in White and Cream. TURKEY-RED DAMASK. All Qualities. ELEGANT LINE OF 5-8 AND 3-4 NAPKINS. NOTICE THESE PRICES. Knotted Fringe Towels, all Linen, at - 20c 48 Inch All Linen Toel8, at - - - 20c 48 Inch All Liner Towels, at - - - 25c The cheapest goods in America.
BLANKETS.
full Stock in Soulet and White, from $2 75 to $18 00 per pair. jJiocM Quilts, Toilet Quilts, Piano Cotcts, Tatle tors, L S. Ayres & Co., INDIANAPOLIS. -....;,htan11nn the rush in our Cloak
neoarTme.rt.Vud tbe difficulty of getUug , ood8
A portion of the K. G. C, together with a ; tSttS' number of thtir lady frieud, nict at the res- ' "d w 00 aD1
Niblock, Msrrifield & Go. 57 and 59 West Washington St,
D. Cady.
James Lodire.
CADY & LODGE!
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THÜRSD Y, NOV. 2Itb, JOHU A- STEVEHSFKEI IS.lLiZ, Dealer iu all kinds of FRESH AND SALT MEATS,
North West and Ind. Ave. Meat Market JCÖOnlers received by Telephone.
"Would be pleased to bave you call amine their stock ti
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J. B. DILL. DRUGGIST 100 K. 3TE1V YOIIK ST.
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42 North Pennsylvania Street, Opposite Pest Ofliee, and next door to the um ... e
When Clothing Store
Now Ready! Scheols std Colleges tske Ketics.
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BY W. S. Scarborough, A. M. Professor Latiu acl Cir-k lu Wilbarforce University, Wiioerforce, Gbio. These le-sana contain cplous notes, full vticMbnlary. and -xtnstve lefertnets :o HaiHy'4 and Goodwlu's üf k ürnrnnihr. The xercise are eas-y, ronive nti we 1 grad d. They form a most Uthirable bcoK. for bet loners. Wholesale, or Introductory Trice, 00 Cts., Ketatl 'riet-, 125. For Sale by A. S. BAISXES Ä Co., Ill aad 113 illiaa Lt., USW TCES OR BY TaE AUTHOR Wl LB ERFORCE, OHIO.
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LYON AND OSCEOLA Counties iu Northwest Iowa, are conceded to be the niot beautiful and fertile in the State. This summer we have opened upwards of 000 new farms. Finking a well, building a convenient house and roomy barn, and breaking from CO to 100 acres on each farm. These farms are to let on terms that no industrious man can fail to make profitable. Immediate possession given. We will, if needed, furxifeli seed for next year's crop. "NVe will also furnish breaking to le done, for which we will pay the regular prices. Tenants not having teams enough to break with, will be supplied with a horse or horses for that purpose, at market price, and the pay taken in breaking. These farms are situated within a few miles of the railroad. Apply personally or by letter to CLOSE IJUOS. & CO. Siblay,Osceola County, Iowa.