Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 August 1870 — Page 4
THE EVENING NEWS.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1870.
IDIAIAPOLB RAailT TOE TABLE. L*AT*. ABUTS
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S:40a«1 Western Ex 2:20* m 8 -^0 a m I Kiehmond Ae™ll:l5 * m
7:20 p in j l^ay Ex—-.
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SrrKS/sii Mail 2i55p in ft. L. Night Ex 7:10 pm CixciBjrAn Bail so ad.
E**t’n F*t Line 026 * m fail *nd fa—10:10 a m Accom .... 0:10p m K. Y. Ex 0:45 pm
MIHOB MEXT103I.
Mai) *11.50 A in Marti nsrille A* 1:50 pm faprw 7:00 p m
Balt. Ex 2:10 * m JlarUniTilie Ac 3:50 m m Mall 11 :*0 a m Chicago Ex 7:05p m
CncnrvAn Job enow Railboad, 4^0 a m ! Ht. Louis fa...ll :50noon
..11:30 p m
VlWCKWWB* SATLBOAD.
Accom— 7:20 s m { Worthingt’n Ac 9:50 a m Warthingt’nAc 2:00 p m j Accom 5:15 p m
Lawatbttb Kazlboad.
T*L AQnin. Ac 4:10* m I Chicago fa 2:50 a m Chicago Mail... 11:5rnoon Tol. A Quin. Exll:30 a m Chi. A Q. Ex— 7:50pm] Chicago Mail 7:05 p m Pbbo awd Cbicaoo Kailwat. Toledo Ex._. 7:88 a m | Chicago Ex 5:40 a m Mall A Chi. Ex..12:Mp m Mail A Tol. Ex. 9:20 a m Kok. A Chi. Ex. S:00 p m f Chicago Ex 5:00 p m Jbwwxbcowtillx awd Madoow Railboad.
Night Ex —3:00 a m Seymour Ac 0:30 a m Jen.A Mad.Mailll:25am
Three more diworce cases filed resterday. Political meeting at the State House Yard
to-night*
General Spooner is much better, and will resume hi* labors on Monday. Ben ham Bros, isane twenty-fire thousand copies of their Musical Review for September. * n’ The Western Musical Renew for^Septetuber contains^ sew song and cbenw %y J. A. Butterfield. 4 . f! ^ The Junction Railroad propose* to carry paanengers at half-fare rates to and from the
4:i5p» I StAle 1 ain
2:21a m 1 Another nnaway on Went Waahington street yesterday, resulting In a total wreck of
the vehicle. -
Hail-tare trains will be ran on all the roads entering this city during the continuance- of
tbe Indianapolis Fair.
The Meridian Street Church has decided to apply to Conference for the services of Rev. Dr. Andrus, now of Evansville. The certificate of incorporation of the Indianapolis Paint Company was filed witn the Secretary of State yesterday afternoon. Mr. Thomas Yost residing on the corner of Tennease and South streets, has had a boggy and set of harness stolen from his carriage
house.
/•ft. A Mad. Ex 3:88a m Jaff.AMad.faU 7:15am fvynmur Ac— 5:00 pm Mxptmm 7:15 pm SaaAay Train... 7:15 am
Jaft. AMadEx. 7:06 pm Sunday Train... 7:06pm
I w MAX A rous ABO St. Loon Railboad.
Faat fapram. .. S:06 * m Day fapreaa...-. 7:00 a m Night Expraaa. 7:10 p m
T-Haute Ac.—
Lightning Ex... 8:23 a m Day Expraaa..-. 6:50 p m Mattoon Ac’m. 6:21 pm
1100'm f Accomm0dationl0:30 a m
THE CITY. TO ADTEMTIHEBS. The Evemlmff V«wb hnaaelrcwla* Alma ia tb« el*y ml a««rly three thoas* aa4 eoptes, which Is doable mm aaaeh mm mmy other paper ho* ewer received here, even ia the moat ex el t lag time* off the war. We lavltethe apeelal atteatlon of advertlaera. to this fact, r ffliag confident that Oft can promise thorn large re torn a for their meaey. •or Oates are, la proportion to etrenlatlomfiftower thaa those of any other | onrnal. Aa examlaatlaa of oar eolamma will show that the live has!. Beam men of the' city, whose example la generally worth fallowing, have foowd this ont and Are patronising The M«w. Hhero^, , . , ^ , ( An Ahology to OOT Beadera, Through a misraderstanditig our paper 1 manufacturer failed to inpply us at usual this Ki week, and we have been compelled to curtail i oar edition fer two eveniqgs. Yesterday, in ,■* consequence of using a smaller six's'. It Was necessary to print The News upon a glower p«cm, which delayed the carrier* eomewhat. We have made arrangements, hotfevri,-which will prevent such an occurrence again.. Thb churches are beginning to open. , Tbe Exchange Theater opens to-night. Melons are very plenty now, and quite 1 cheap. The walls of Roberts Park Church are up to the second story. Block coal is worth only sixteen cents, notwithstanding the strike. i r «. ■' Thb Delaware street Nicdlson pavement
will be finished next
The Sentinel counting room is being hand-{ eomety decorated by Albert Gall.
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Thb next session of tbe Northwestern Christian University commence* September 14. Thb excursion to St. Louis hext Wednesday will be a success from present appearances. On the 20th of next month there is to be an excursion from this city to Lawrence, Kansas. Republican meeting at the State House yard, to-night. History of State finances by
Governor Baker.
The Athletic Base Ball Club, of Logansport, are playing our first nine at the Fair Grounds this afternoon.
is the time for a change in the stele of hat you wear, and of course you want the latest. Nobody can effect that change so agreeably for you as Ike Davis k Co. Their Broadway Silk Hat is the desire of all who have seen it, and their other styles are ahead of all others brought to this market. Call on Ike for the latest, and you will be sure to get it. wool batting for comforters, the nicest thing out, at GesiendorfFa Woolen Factory. 22-2ms ^^“Fruit jars, hanging baskets, flowerpot?. Glass and Queensware, at the very lowest figures, at John A.] Lehritter’s near store, No. 174 East Washington street, opposite the City Halt. John only asks a comparison of prices. Call and see him. He is East of the Court House instead of West. ^5“Sinoke Slim Jack, at Mayer k Bros., No. 39 West Washington street. 23 3eod
(§^#-The neatest, nobbiest, prettiest and most stylish suits are made on short notice, at Sot Moritz k Co.'s. No. 19 West Washington street, who have just received their fall stock of Meltons, Cloths and Cassimeres. Sol never fails on a fit, and is fully posted as to styles. Their summer goods are offered at a still further reduction.
E- Geisendorff A Co. are selling their flannels, jeans, blankets and stocking yarn 25 per cent, lower than they can be bought at any other establishment in the West. Call at their factory and buy your goods at manufacturers' prices. The Washington street car will take you to their door. 22-'2ms.
BUSINESS HOTICES.
A fight occurred last night at a South Meridian street saloon, between the barkeeper and a man named John McCarty. The latter was badly beaten. city conn. A Mrs. Wilmot was charged by Mrs. Anuie Carts tel with the larceny of a dress, some distfts, and knives and forks, from her at No. 270 Bast Washington street. The evidence showing no cause of action, the case was dismissed. William A. Coffield, the young man from Franklin, who ent his own pocket open and pretended he had been robbed yesterday of $195 belonging to his father, was tried for carrying a pair of brass knuckles, and fined f9l5 65. He was also sent to jail for one day to await the arrival of his father, who has been telegraphed to at Franklin. Thomas McLain was assessed $8 65 for carrying a concealed revolved upon his person. Jailed. ‘ t, » ' Charles Sbockwell assaulted John Kelley, and was fined $6 95, which amount he paid. . The “Rev.” James Dempsey, arrested last night, was found guilty of drunken and disorderly conduct. His fine was remitted, and he was allowed to go on to Cincinnati, wher# he claimed to have some ministerial appoint-
ment.
Thomas McLain, Mike SnlMvan and John Mullen were all drunk, and received the usual
dose.
Tbe Southern Commercial Convention. Mayor Macauley to-day received * communication of the Southern Commercial Convention, representing the Board of Aldermen, Board of Councilmen, Chamber of Commerce, Board of Trade and the Mayor of Cincinnati, requesting the appoftttaienl 1 of delegatee to the convention/ ThM Aofcreation is to he held at Ciucinnats, commencing on Tuesday, October 4th, next. This city will be entitled te one delegate for each tan thousand inhabitants, and one from the Chamber of Commerce. Among other subjects to be considered at the convention is that of removing the National Capital. Tne communication is signed by
Hon. Millard Fillmore, President.
Nba&ly all the German saloons, balls, gardens and places of basiness in the city, are appropriately decorated with evergreens, flags,
Festival being held here to-day.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
The building permits of next week wiHj swell the grand total since January 1st, to a
million pr more of dollars.
Gkn. Cor?rx baF%!osed his canvass of Morgan county, and thinks that the prospect of his election there Is very favorable. He will speak here next week. ■
s ‘ There is to be a pnion meeting of all the German congregations in the city, at Roberts Chapel Tabernacle, this evening. Rev. Mr. Liech, of Toledo, Chics is expected to be pres-
ent.
Pnor. Cox says that stepl can be made ont^ of Indiana pig iron byjbp Bessemer process.
English pig is now used exclusively manufacture, the makers asserting tb
in its
asserting that the
American article wto’pot answer.
The second game between the EagleSy-atf LbulFHlle, aaffthe PBtBHaipolhrfJMb/yesterdaj, resulted ip favorjorthe l*t*er, |>J a score
of 39 to 31. The fotlowihg is the score:
7 « 9' Total.
7'8 0—51. 0 4 0—S?.
«2»&3ni0{ ? A \ Indianapolis ...2 * tt 9
S ^ Ni 4 • £ , . fT'. Thb new aqueduct is finished, and water was let into the canal yesterday.—[Sentinel. Except a slight error as to time, the above is correct. The aqueduct will be finished iq a few weeks, and the water will be let in by the fet of October if the crevasse can be repaired by that date. ThlfTh5*dt:h>Utian 01»arch congregation are putting up a very nfiat little Church on the corder of Home avenue and Ash street, immediately south of the University. The floor is now laid and the house is to be ready for occupancy by the 10th day of October. This congregation seem to understand the importance •! acute mock.
Christian Chapel, corner of Delaware and Ohio streets. Preaching to-morrow at 10:80 a.m. by Elder H. 8. Earl, of Australia.'' Also' in the evening at i45. -’V- : *. First Presbyterian Church. Services by the Rev. John G. Brown, of Pittsburg, Pa., at 10:30. He will also address the Sabbath School at 2 r. x. Fifth Presbyterian Church, Blackford street near Michigan. Rev. W-B. Chamberlin, pastor. The usual services to-mortow both morning* and evening. Sabbatfi ^chool at 2 p. m. Strangers are welcome. SeveBth - Freaky terian Church, Elm street, near Cedar. Services by Rey. J. B. Brandt, at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 r. m. Sunday School at 2:30 p. Si: All bro
invited.
Meetings will be held by the Y M. C. A. at the following places, yl*: At the County jail at 9 o’clock, a. m. Sunday School at the Poor Farm at 9 a. m. . On South Illinois street, near the Mason House, at 3)4 p. m. Preaching services at the Poor Farm at 4 p. m. At the corner of St. Clair street and Michigan Road at 4)4 F. M. At Ray’s Pasture (west of Vermont street) at 4)4 M. » ^ . At Greeniawn Cemetery at4:30 p. M. At the corner of Washington and Noble streets,
at 5 p. M.
At the Court House yard at 6 p. m. At the corner of Massachusetts, avenue and St.
Clair streets at 7 p. M.
of all denominations are invited to preset aad reft/er assfethW - ;
naeler^c
jpySome of the moat elegant specimens of Photography ever produced in the city are now being executed daily by Ingraham, the celebrated artist, at 32]h£ East Washington street. He particularly excels in retouching negatives, wherein he succeeds most admirably in obliterating ail traces of freckles, pimples or any other objectionable feature that would detract from a perfect photograph. His India Ink and Water Color finishing are models of perfection and as beautiful as they are truthful. His Gallery is well worth a visit, while his work never fails to satisfy the most fastidious.
8tiek this In Yanr Manth and smoke it. Andy Sharpe has the belt for the best cigars in the world, thusly: The Dauntless, the Bon Ton, the Hunkadori. the Velocipede, the Candidate. Now puff them and be happy.
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The Fattest Oysters of the Season Are prepared in all styles suitable to every taste at D. DeRniter’s Oyster Bay, No. 62 South Illinois street. DeRuiter is always ahead in his line, and his old friends and customers are agreeably showing thpr appreciation of his enterprise, by a liberal patronage even at this early part of the season. 27 2
1&FC. E. Geisendorff k Co.’s flannels are warranted not to shrink. They are strong and durable. Go to their factory and buy a good article cheap. 22-2ms The Robinson Brothers are going ahead of all others in the manufacture of trunks. Although tbe demand for their work is very great they never turn anybody away Call on them if yon want the neatest and most substantial trunk, travelling bag or valise. Their No. is 20 Virginia avenue.
^^Superior Vanilla Ice Cream, in quart and half gallon buckets, at Castell’s, corner of Vermont street and Matsachusetts avenue. 6 eodtf lady who can not afford a nice hair switch now, since Medina is selling them so exceedingly low, deserves to be “out of fashion.” They are certainly within the reach of all, au^if you ever intend getting one, now is your time. His new hair ornaments are attracting much attention. It is said,that.one thought will bring another; so will one customer bring another td buy such goods as are being sold by Craft k Cutter, the model jewelers, at No. 24 East Washington street. Their watches, jewelry and silverware are of the finest quality and neatest patterns, and being sold so low that people can not help but tell it. -*■>
A Onr*. > .
The large sales Of June and July having reduced our stock so that our assortment was broken, and as our removal will be somewhat delayed by our nekr rooms not being ready as anticipated, we thought best to make our assortment complete, and to that end Mr. Adha# #uxcbusad a beautifulUin^ _of gpftds, ] Selecting from tW" patterns, and efttafaing the very cream of t^e market in styles and qualities. We think we are able to show the most elegant line of Body and Tapestry Brussels ever seen in the West, while in Ingrains aAd j Thtee-Plya we are very fortunate in the selec(tion of tbe richest patietas and best goods. Although these goods are very desirable, we shall sell them at the very low figures current duriiqg oar “clearance sale,” and oux customers can depend on finding what they want, at
The cheapest lot of Hamburg Edgings and Inserting*, and Imitation Laces, j ewer offered by any hone* in tbe conntry. N. K. SMITH At CO., 26 tf Trade Palace.
“ * — kj V'MAA VA^/j^V/aAVA V** . - - — — f ’' —— -7 inscriptions, etc., in honor of the grand Turner p ricea t h a t can not fail to be satisfactory.
Chess and Parlor Cigar*, The favorites of thousands, are sold by Ike Beynoldsjat his Palace of Smoke, No. 51 South Illinois street, who also has constantly on hand the beat fine cut and plug tobacco. Go and see Ike and try bis cigars. v
The Finest Cigar* And the purest California wines. As well as the best soda, And tha original Saratoga, At Charley Dennis’ Parlor Drug Store in Martindale’a Block. New Kid* Jnst opened nt the Trade Palace. Fall line of plain Black, and Block stitched with White-new Fall Color*. Fnll line of new Green shade*. N.B. SMITH* CO., 2G tf Trade Pmlaee.
P. M. S. To Smith k Foster’s we will go, Aud buy Prise Medal Shirts, They say they are so very low. It makes one feel complete. They sell more shifte-that fit so neat Than any house on Waalrington street. At 22 they still hang out, Cheap goods are bought without a doubt. 26 2
The Trade Palace will be open every ewenlng until eight o’clock dnrlng the oath ol July and Angnst. 11-tl N.. B. SMITH 4: CO.
ChapA'raberr
’corner of Delaware
and tt Sabbath School a^ r, 3t. Preaching at
Qight.
* Dr. Bowman, who, for some weeks, has been offteiatiag as temporary yastor, ntD preach his forewell sermon at 5VesleyXhapel '\d-morrrfw, at the
usual hour otolamimg serrico.' > ;
N. W. C. University Building. Preaching. tomorrow at 10:30 a. x., and 7:30 r. x., by the pastor,'
E. Goodwin. Sunday School at3 r. x.
Trinity M. E. ChurchPreaching by the pastor. Rev. J. M. Crawford, at 10:30 a. x. and 7:45 r. x. ■MS. , -1 - ... | r | ||
Thanking our friends for their veky : liberal patronage, we would respectfully solidit a continuation of their favors. * : * ‘ l Respeetfnlly, 16-tf Huxk, Adams AOo. It is rather queer that some people will invest their money in prize packages, and with pedlars and patent humbugs who daily “spout” on the comers ofjour streets. Whenever we see a man thus “drawn in,” we instantly infer that he has n^ver heard of the great reduction made by W. P. Bingham k Co., at No. 50 East Washington street. These gentlemen never sell anything b*t the very best, and wanmt it. Watches, diamonds, pins, rings, etc., there the cheapest. ^*“Peach Ice Cream is made in a delicious style at CastelTs, corner Massachusetts avenue and Vermont street. auelleodtf /^“From the lively appearance at Bronson k Jones’s, No. 17 West Washington street, one would judge that they were offering something very attractive. Well, they are. They are selling their fall stock, the 'styles of which never have been equalled, at very reasonable rates, and their summer stcck. which is not to be “sneezed at,” at prices to suit the purchaser. Call on them and be benefited. _^*“It is always known by the smoke which so gracefully curl# from the lips of our fashionable men that the cigar from which it eminated came from Cobb’s Corner -Drug j Store, opposite the Bates and Palmer Houses. Try Cobb *.Cigars, If,you desire something of
a fine flavor.
'
Pearl, Belle, and No. 39 cigars, the choice of the multitude, and plug aud fine cut, tobacco, the best the market affords,|are at Mayer A Bros. 23 3eod
Why is Copper the most powerful conductor of Electricity? The scientific are unanimous in agreeing as to this most important fact, and if used on a contracted scale aa a Conductor, then it must be more available when used on a broader scale. Hence, all Copper makes a more certain and safe protection from disaster by Lightning. Wherein the Munson Rod has a large extended surface, and is manufactured from the genuine unadulterated Lake Superior Copper, best quality the world can afford, and the public are kindly solicited to give to it its attention. DAVID MUNSON, Man’fr, • Indianapolis, Ind.
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WATCHES. JEWELRY, Etc. BINGHAM’S Jewelry Store.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Watches, Jewelry £ Silverware
TN order to reduce our atock aa low as possible in JL Ume for the Fall Trade, |we have reduced the prices of goods in our line TO COST, All Maay Goods LESS THAN COST.
mean Bargains, and ask Examination of Goods and Prices.
W. P. BINGHAM A CO., SOB.Wukl-cl.aSk
jjritKim
s.
Bamberger's Black Bear IN FRONT OF * No. 16 E. Washington Street, Indicates the place to ftid the latest styles aha novelties in JU.TS AND CAPS, and arrangements with Eastern houses enable ns to offer the latest styles as soon as produced. To continue throughout the sea-1 son. H. BAMBERGER. aug22-6t j ■
N. R. Smith k Co.
ffsa-<~«~4 Brown Sheetings,
Bleached Sheetings, ,
Bleached Shirtings/
Tickings,
Canton Flannel*,
Excursion to St. Louis. rrmp Excursion Train for St. Louis, via Indianap1. oils and Si. Louis Railway, leaves the Union Depot promptly at 7 a. m., on Wednesday, August 31, being attached to the regular passenger train, and arrives at St. Louis at 6:55 p. x. Tickets lor the round trip only 96, and good returning on all regular trains, to include Monday, September 5. By this arrangement passengers can rely upon going rough on time, and if desired, will have sufficient
ne to visit points further I
will have su:
Weat. Persona who
“There is no use of talking,” for D. R. Clark is making the finest photographs ever
ReVTST A.TTyde wfirpfeart & the OBveTTresby-J ,n ^ “‘J- H » 3 D*** is the very best Church to-morrow (Sabbath). All are in* | bis chemicals are the purest, and with his ex-
terian Church to-morxaw ^Sabbath). Tiled. S«aU free. t TrrT1 - ^
English laffikenm Ckdreh, corner New York and Alabama streets. Rev. W. Criley, Pastor. Services Sabbath eveatag at the usual hours. Sun-
LOCAL ITERS.
«fd dealers, • take heed of the
announcement that Scott k Steadman, No. 19 Virginia avenne, have received new invoices
of Ntw York'Fjfetfcy CheeWe.
jf#“It prill repay any one in want of ettH-rj light woolen oVtihed men aid boys’ clothing, to stop in at tha Arcade and see their clearance sale prices, now. 8 tf f ^F* Peaches, wholesale and retail, any
time to visit points
er seen the greai
means avail themselves of this favorable opportunity. The comfort of passengers will be assured, and everything done that can be to make the trip a
pleasant one.
•WTickeU for sale at Merrill’s Book Store, Haekit & Morris’s, and Bingham’s Jewelry Store.
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perience and good taste in using them, what else is to be expected but a good picture. His
rooms are mi No. 31 Talbott k New’s Block. lunch in the forenoon is something very desirable, and especially is it appreciated when it costs nothing as is the case at Reifiman s, at 68 East Washington street. He sets the best lunch man ever sat down to and it gets away with some of our-boardtag houses. Soup, vegetables, meats, etc., the beet the market affords. - f ^9~SU)ve dealers and hardware merchants, encourage home enterprise by baying your stock of coal buckets of Wamwright k Brown, perfection tianerA, at ,35 Jkmth Illinois
street. They are waking Ure best and cheap*
Mrbf M kw.
Water Bates for Indianapolis, Indiana.
A T the following rates an orifice is allowed in the Xl, main pipes not exceeding one-half inch diamEach additional one -eight of an inch increase in the diameter of the orifice increases the rate ten per
cent. j
The water must in no rase be left running unless permitted by the Company, or be furnished to other
persona except for use oa the premises.
Every dwelling house, decupled by one fooaily, 86, to 912. In addition to the foregoing rates, there shall ha charged to each dwelling in which a. pan or self-acting water closet or bathing tub is
used, the sum, of $5 annually. Stores, offices, shops or mai
ter is used enly for the purposes of the occupants,
Bands—:
... r _ T exceed _
For each additional hand In exeesa of ten, and not
Stores, offices, shops or manufactories, where war is used enly for the purposes of the occupants, employes ,or hands—where the average number
thereof do^s not exceed ten—910.
For each additional b exceeding thirty—91.00
For each additional hand In excess of thirty and uoe exceeding ace hundred—0.73. d ' b*ii For each additional hand In excess of one hun-
dred—0.35.
Private stable*, including water for washing riages, $5. And for each horse over two, 83. Livery stables, Including water for washing car-
riages, for each hone, 93.
Omnibus stables, for each horse, 91 50.
Provi-
For the average daily use of flour, for
per annum; Provi-
( i Truckmen’s stables, lor each horse. 81*25. ded, th»Un no case shall any stable be charged The right to attach a hoee, of ant more than fiveeighths of an inch orifice, for washing windows, sprinkling streets or gardens, or for use in stables, ia addition to the charges for ether uses, 910, and use of the same shall be limited to four hours per
each barrel,*tbe sum of 93.» .
dad, that in no case shall any bakery be charged
less than 96. > ,. PURPOSE®.
Laying Stones per perch—0.3 .. Laying brick per thousand—0.10. Plastering perTOO yards 2 coats—0.25. Plastering per 100 yards 3 coats—0.38. ^ . ^PJECLAL RAXES. Hotels, Boarding Houses, dwellings occupied by more than onefomOy, and Shops or Manufactories. Steam Engines, where water is used for manufoc-
turieg purposes.
JPOUINTTA-TN©. . Due sixteenth of an inch opening—98. For <3eh additional one-siiL-ench ol an inch up te a— bah at anfowh-f*. METER RATES.
Apron Checks,
Ginghams,
Print!,
Cotton Batts, Black Alpacas, Empress Cloths, New Delaines, Oriental Lusters, Brilliant Lusters, Tycoon Bepps, Grey Blankets, White Blankets* American and Russia Crash, .Napkins,
Towels,
Marseilles Quilts,
8- 4 Bleached Table Linen, 9- 4,7-4 and 8-4 Loom Damask, 8-4 Turkey Red Table Damask,
White Flannels, Scarlet Flannels, .
Scarlet and Blue Opera Flannels, -
Fancy Shirting Flannels,
Miner’s Flannels,
Check Flannels, Etc.
All the above Goods opened to-
day and offered at
POPULAR PRICE*.
Look out for New Goods every day through the season. will offer TO-MORROW the cheapest lot of BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK and BLACK ALPACAS ever shown in this or any other city. N. R. SMITH & CO., - Trade Palace. 26 tf
TRADE PALACE CARPET *TO TRADE PALACE Oarpet Store
Great Clearance Sale of Car-pet* and Wall Paper, Preparatory te Removal. r~ , PRICES CUT AWAY DOWN!
In consequence of tke nest and rapid increase in cor Oarpet and W&B Paper trade.) we fed our present teems too limited for our] business, and aretkerefow compelled to seek | more accommodating’ quarters, Te this end we have leased the building now in course o construction on the owner of Meridian and Maryland streets, and will move there about the first of September next la the meantime we desire to reduce our stock t» the lowest condition possible, and to that endws will sell from this date forward, Carpets and. Wall Papers at prices regajdless of cost, sad guarantee better bargains in Velvets, Moquetts, Axminaters, Body and Tapestry Brussels, of our own importation, than wtrs ever offered before in the State, while in 9Plys and Ingraina, and all the lower grades of Carpets in our immense assortment, w» propose to oloee them out at snob prices an they will bring, as the stock must and wii be cleared ont in order that we may gfointoonr magnificent new store, the finest in our line in the West, with new and fresh Goods. Wall Papers will be slaughtered, as well, and 1 tke stook is the largest in the State. The earliest buyers will get the best bargains. HUME, ADAMS *00.
INDIANAPOLIS FAIR.
THE GREAT FAIR: OF THE' WEST. eoj4 mro. , IS .000 .fcwll
CooaiMtltloa •]
the
I* C|ai
to A*i;«he Ntatc*aiMa
aaffias!
WILL BE HELD .XJ * rly ) {
ALT 0* (he “BMatlfkF* Male Fair Groiofts. coxXKNcrae
September Continuing to t
InoluaAro.
h&ipth
tiki
Literal Prenuams ii ail Departmts!
J r J ■ I »L.- ; • • K
This ia tha Index to the whole LU:
Beet Colleetton of Fruit* of aU kind*, ,
1 tibrer Medal axd Sits 00 I
Beat Thrasher sad Separator, Gold Medal-, 100 Beat CoUeetion of Piano* made in radian*... 100 Best|Flle of Newtpapere printed la Indiana, exclusive of Indlanapolii, Silveir Mcd»l—
30 00
^st S< ^ruedi
CAPITOL TOBACCO WORKS. THOMAS MADDEN, Manufocturer of the celebrated Higlaiitl Greixx (FINE CUT CHEWING,} And Choice Brands of SMOKING TOBACCO. 175 Weat Pearl Street. aogl5-3m f INDIANAPOLIS.
NIU8ICAL, IINfimWCmON.
bJ&dTtrQb.ri o ic ‘ » ISS OTTILIE KLAUCZECK ia
» a few *mm pupii*
__ For particular* Inq Soehner’*, or Benham A Bro.’a Music Store.
M
on the Piano.
now prepared
to receiv* a few a**M pupil* for instruction
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which he can not cure, j Bold by druargWt* or sent | by mail for 60 cent*. A pamphlet on Catarrh free. A (Id re**, Dr. R. V. Fierce, \ 895Main8t.B«iR*h>,N. 7.
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joa. A. Wallace WA.LL.A.OE, General Collectors & Accountants, 96 E. Washington St., up atsdn, Indianapolis. Special atientien given to the CoUeetion of 1 Accounts, Not**, mod to Opening, Posting, sad in* of ' “
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INDIANA NWNE»A.i»| Two Gold Medals, ffiOO-eech; Fifteen Silver Medal*, asSeacb. Fastest Trotting* Horse or Mare] 8i,4j<»a o o. 91,000 to the first; 980MoJihe socood; 9100 tothj FASTEST PACIITO HOUSES, 5 3 00 OO. To the first, 9200; to. the repeat; $100; .o tt thhrd, 8?<0. FASTEST PACING ^ALLIONs] • l.» OO.
t Stud ©( Bom. |—. ng Cattle —
9300 a 2,000 00
An omission occuai dii the Premium List in not having offered premiuuis to Live Stock under two years, which will ho Ai By met by a recent appropriation of our Board Of Directors. Ample arrangetn*ntn ^*ve been mad* with all Railroad* to carry, pafaengere and freight at half|
L. W. KA8SKLMAN.
Prerident.
W. H. LOOMIS, J Auijta'nt Secretary.
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Rubber Belting, Hose, Page’s Pat-
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