Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 October 1872 — Page 4

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Black Dress Goods!

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11—1 Mohair l.«utrf, Tarhlsh BrUliautine«, Irish Poplinv, Frearh Papliom

Bairltz Cloths, Cloths,

Cloths, A astral Ian Crepes, Metz Cloths, hatteens, mtowiaa Cloths, TaaMoe Cloths, Balmoral Crepes, Wool Delaines, Freneh Meriaoes, DrabdeFte, . Drab de Almo. All Um cooda are mow (■ stock, mM will b« •Ser«d at «>»>r—aljr law

N. R. SMITH & AYRES. Trads Palact. bostonstore. IV©w Ooods. Now dross goods in vsried stylos at popular prices Now stylos in ladies' silk ties and flsohuea. Kid gloves worth $2 for $1 50. Kid gloves worth $1 50 for 95o. Mr. Ferguson will out all goods.sold by Mm without chsrge. Fashionable dressmaking by Mrs. Newoombe, who has various kinds and Stylos of patterns for sale. W. C. TARKINGTON.

MOM E-MADS

Oaasimerea,

Cloths. Tweed.

Water-proof.

earn,

Flanneli, Blanket#, Tarns, eto..

SSTAlLSI>U»i w * ( > LB,AIJ C» , »>Cn * T M«rrltt & OoUBhUn’* '.WOOLEN FACTORY, STsst mm& of W—ainaton atroot.

TH® EVENING NEWS. ■ FRIDAYrOCrOBER 4, 1872.

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EKtHAM KROS.

The large and magnificent

'b in Fine Art

display of muHail, by Ben-

sical instruments in ^ ham Bros., is one of the greatest attractions of the fair. They exhibit the king of real organs, the Burdett Combination, and the sweet-toned Peloubet Also a splendid case of band and small musical instruments. The importation and sale of band instruments has become a great feature in their business, which is demonstrated trom the fact that over two thousand Hoosier boys are now “tootin' ” Ben ham Bros, horns. A Hall A Qainby silver cornet is offered by the Messrs. Ben ham as a special premium award to the best band at the fair, provided there be a sufficient rivalry for the prize. Durine the week Benham Bros, will distribute by hand, through their employes and agents, twenty-five thousand copies of the Musical

Review.

I.ANX'8 PATE5T PLOW ATTACHMJDtT.

This is a^device to utilize com stalks, stubble, and other long fibrous substances of the held, cutting them up as the plow advances, in lengthens the width of the furrow slice, enabling the plow to turn under all such to fertilize the soil, and at the same time to save the labor and expense of raking and burning them to get them out of the way of the

plow.

Houck. Spencer A Co., of this city, are agents for the sale in this county. Fanners should not fail to call and see that long needed article. Those wishing to purchase territory can do so on reasonable terms by addressing Bell, I/ane A Co., Hillsborough,

Ohio.

FKWTJff} MACHINES. Most of the first-class machines did not exhibit this year, but the Weed Family Favorite with their office at 42 North Pennsylvania street, have a case of very elegant samples, all of which were made by operators in the office in this city. This case contains an infant’s robe stiU-hed most beautifully, children’s dresses of exquisite workmanship, a i«eautiful misses’overskirt and a general variety of other work. Every family ought to have a Weed Family Favorite Sewing Ma-

chine.

DEKTISTBY.

The Dental Depot of Robertson A Eaton is well represented. The revolving show case, run by a miniature engine, is filled with

very fine work

street.

from their room, 20 Circle

W. A. BRADSHAW, Of 12 East Washington street, makes a magnificent in Fine Art Hall of musical instruments of all kinds. The Weber piano is the center of attraction. The Christy piano s one that has many friends. They also exhibit the Sterling organ, manufactured in ilinghampton, Connecticut, and the Mason

NT ATE FAIR. Flftfti Day-Fallln* off of Attsmtonee. The State Fair for 1872 is about over. Nothing now remains to be done but to finish making the awards and remove the stuff. The attendance torday was rather slim, the great rush of yesterday having sufficed to exhaust the popular interest in the show. To-day there Is au excellent chance to see •vorything, the halls not being crowded to an uncomfortable degree. Over the grounds and about the horse ring there are groups of people, but no dense crowds as yesterday, and the attendance, at the utmoet, will not be more than one-third as great as that of the big day. The fact is tliat a simple show of livestock, farm machinery etc., grows more monotonous about the thirt 1 day, and the interest will fag in spite of all that free advertising end the efforts of energetic officers can * Mooli of the eucoess of the present Fair is due to the exertions of the very efficient and energetic Superintendent, Mr. Caldwell, and the Secretary, Mr. Herron. For months they have been very busy working up the fair, and awakening an interest in it among all classes, and they find their reward in having brought about the most successful fair, and the most satisfactorily conducted that has ever been held tinder the auspices of the Board. „ ^ w „ Much credit is due to the Fort Wayne Cornet Band, a splendid organization of twentyone pieces, and the only one in the State whiw had the spirit of enterprise sufficiently developed to come forward and compete for the prise. The hand is composed of a fine looking set of fellows, handsomely and tastefully uniformed, and they discourse most excellent music. They have, by their daily performances on the ground, added much to the pleasure of visitors. Among the distinguished visitors to the grounds this morning were Secretary Boutwall and Senator Morton, who drove out together. Mr. Boutwell alighted from their carriage and visited the office of the Board. This afternoon will cloee up the exhibition. Mau\y exhibitors are already making preparations to remove their stock and other arti-

clea.

The decisions of the awarding committees have been mafoly of a character to satisfy all except the disappointed expectants of rad and blue ribbons. There is, of course, the usual amount of grumbling by those exhibitors who, coming in with the confident expectation of carrying off prizes, have been doomed to disappointment; but that is al■ways a feature in affairs of this kind, and the lookers on very generally applaud the

decisions arrived at

One of tire most marked features of this morning was the persistent and vociferous manner iu which the lager beer vendors callad attention to their stock. Back of the amphitheater there was a continuous cry of ^Here’s your fresh lager beer ” “Right this way tor a cool glass of lager;" “Step this way gentlemen, 'ora cool drink of beer;” “Beat lager on the grounds here; just Upped ” and so on till one could have fancied theta was little else but beer on the ground The Tenders of cider and weak lemonade

were lees demonstrative.

At eleven o’clock the grand parade of premium cattle and horses took place on the time track. A finer collection of blooded cattle waa probably never seen in the Bute. It waa, however, impossible to gam a satisfactory view of the exhibition, from the fact that nine-tenths of the spectators crowded upon the view of the better behaved portion ofthe lookers on, despite the weak efforts of the re*—*** 1 * to keep the ground clear. The ahow of horns was also good—but not

to compare with that of cattle.

Fair iseow.

mmaauk

and cassimeres Merritt A always take the palm. The dia- • by this firm was very fine, and

_ committees displayed good sense and

jrand judgment in their award*.

MERITORIOUS.

Mitchell A Rammelsberg Manufacturing Cnmok'ny carried off several red ribbons. Thairfn rniture was the center of attraction to Miscellaneous Hall. Every one w1k> has visited their warerooms, 41 and 43 South Meridian street, knows that this firm allow no one to surpass tS*™ 113 elegance and durability in the manufactory 01 furniture.

trument but capable of producing the finest

of music.

There is a very large display of two-horse plows, possessing many points of merit, but Win. L. Thompson’s, of Bellmore, Parke county, Indiana, is the plow for the farmer, m he has combined three plows in one; this plow is a perfect two-horse cultivator, with attachment for breaking plow, also attachment for furrowing out Mr. Thompson’s invention has l>een tested, and tanners say it is a success. Plows and territory for sale. Add rets, Wm. L. Thompsok, Bellmore, Parke county, Indiana. wood TtnmtNO. Mr. Ix>nis Kolb, of 23 East South street, carried ofi all the premiums in his line. He got two premiums for best wood turning, one for his patent fence without nails, and silver medal and complimentary on stair post, all of which he justly merited.

NILMNKRY.

Our leaders in fashionable milliner>.

Mrs.

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Dietrichs & Walker, No. 10 East Washington street, carry off the premiums on cisplay of millinery—three different styles of hats, a group of artificial Mowers, a lady’s hat and a child’s cape. These ladies exhibit at their establishment the finest assortment in the

city.

rouse’s driven WELia. If anybody ever doubted the usefulness or the capacity of Rouse’s driven well, such doubts must be removed now, as one well kept the steam engines, street sprinklers and several thousands of visitors in water yesterday, keeping the water tank running over besides. It was run by one of Dean’s steam pumps. The water works, which enabled 100 persons to draw water at the same time, was a perfect success. Ladies and gentlemen were all lavish in their praises of Rouse’s driven well and water works, which worked like a charm through the day. He didn’t make much noise about a rotary pump he had 6n exhibition, but we noticed several good mechanics who were free to express it ihat it was the best pump in that line on the grounds. We don’t believe the man lives but will speak well of ihe driven well hereafter if he saw the workings of it through the time of the State Fair. EXCURSION. We hope that hundreds of the visitors to the fair took the time and pains to look in upon Powell A Newby, at the Spencer House. On next Tuesday these gentlemen start an excursion to Kansas City and other points West The train will leave the Union Depot at 8 p. m., and be under the care of Mr. Newby. The rates of fare from here to Kansas i ity and return is only $20. For further inormatiion address them at the Spencer House. COMMERCIAL. Garvin A Heinley, of the Commercial College at Terre Haute, took the first premiums ju business and card writing. In our notice of Wednesday, in regard to their skill as penmen, we should have said a specimen of birds in a wreath, instead of in a tree.

LOCAL ITEMS.

acknowledged fact—No one disputes the claim to superiority of Ike Davis, Conner A Co.’s, fall style of gentlemen’s hats. The task in view of the rush to their popnlar store, 22 West Washington street, would be idle and useless. If you want a becoming tile you must deal at this model hat estab-

lishment

jSSF* Red Ribbons Are frequent on the display of jeans and flannels in the display made by C. E. Geisendorff A Co. in Miscellaneous Hall. The goods are worthy the merit awarded them. he jeans manufactured by this firm are seldom equaled, and their flannels, blankets, etc., are sought after by all who desire to get their money s worth. JKF'In order to make room for our im mens® stock of everything pertaining to ladies’ wear, we wish to close out our gents' furnishing goods and are offering great inducements to buyers. Adams A Hatch, 66 East'Washington street Visitors to the State Fair will find the caryet store of W. H. Roll, 38 South Illinois street a very profitable place to commence their sight seeing. The rich carpetings, fine curtain goods and variety of wall papers there displayed are sure to please all who enter. Through long years of experience in bis line of business Mr. Roll has attained a perfect knowledge of its requirements that enables him to furnish desirable goods at their lowest market value. His stock of carpetings are not to be excelled for richness of colors in their various grades, or for quality of texture in all The same may be said of his curtin goods and wall papers, of which be has a large supply of the latest styles and patterns. jRTBoyB’ Independent Greeley Club will meet at the State House this r. m. at 7 -.30. All members are requested to come. f. Dm Sa«o, Secretary.

FOB THE MILLION. W© have now on sale an immense line of TJ11 d e v Gr a r merits. For Fill and Winter wear, Wholesale and Retail. R. B. PARKER, 32 W. Washington at. Particular attention is called to our very excellent line of $1 Underskirts and Drawer*.

very body should use Ellis A Co.’s Star brand oyster; all first-class groceries keep them. ^“Examine the styles of watches at 24 East Washington street. Bargains are there. ^“Everybody should use F1li« & Co.’s Star brand oyster; all first-class groceries keep them. JW* While you are at the corner of Illinois and Washington streets, step into the Comer Drug Store, and try a glass of the double arctic soda water, on draught there. Everybody should use Ellis A Ca’s Star brand oyster; all first-class groceries keep them. ^F*You who like a glass of Kisnugen or Saratoga mineral water can get it at Corner Drug Store. Everybody should uae Ellis A Co.’s Star brand oyster; all first-class groceries keep them. ^W*Oil, oi^! Light your homes with an oil from which there is no danger of an explosion. This kind of oil is Frank A. Boyd’s non-explo-sive family oil, which is 175 degrees fire-test, it burns without smoke or smell. It is doubly refined and deodbnzed and its heavy gravity gives it unusual burning qualitiea It is put up in 5 and 10 gallon cans. ^^W-Everybody should use Ellis A Co.’s Star.brand oyster; all .first-class groceries keep them. oa ?

Do not fail to see the improved Grover A Baker Shuttle Sewing Machine before you purchase, it is the ladies favorite. very body should uae Ellis A Co.’a Star brand oyster; all first-class groceries keep them. oa i SW"New goods and new styles, at the Indianapolis One-Price Clothing Honse. pWEverybody should use Ellis A Co.’s Star brand oyster; all first-class groceries keep them. oa ? ^SF*New goods, just received at the Shoe Emporium, all the latest styles for fall and winter wear in boots and shoes. No. 21 North Pennsylvania street, ^Etna building. u h C. Fbeidgen. ^W*E very body should nae Ellis A Co.’s Star brand oyster; all first-class groceries keep them. J^-The ladies favorite, the improved Grover A Baker Shuttle Sewing Machine. ^0F*Everybody should use Ellis A Co.’s Star brand oyster; all first-daas groceries keep them. oa ? Everybody seems to be buying hats at the Palmer House Hat Store.

Every body should use Ellis A Co.’s Star brand oyster; all lirst-class groceries keep them. ^“Strangers visiting the city we would advise to call at the Shoe Emporium and examine one of the finest assortments of boots and shoes in the West, No. 21 North Pennsylvania street, .Etna Building, a few doors south of the Postoffice. C. Frikdgkn. u h „ ^W“E very body should use Ellis & Co.’s Star brand oysters; all first-class groceries keep them. ^W*New goods in the boot and shoe line are being received every day at the Boot Upside Down, 49 and 53 West Washington street.

^•“Everybody should use Ellis A Co.’s Star brand oyster; all first-class groceries keep them.

^0F“New Foley’s.

goods, just received, at

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^BT*Everybody should use Ellis A Co.’s Star brand oyster; all first-class groceries keep them. Farmers, buy your boots and shoes at 49 and 53 West Washington street. _^W“Everybody should use Ellis A Co.’s Star brand oyster ; all first-class groceries keep them. ^W* Nobby hats for old or young at the Palmer Honse Hat Stole.

JEW*When you want your house painted in tip top shape and with the best of materials go to J. M. Sindlinger, 18 South Meridian street. ne * /^“Everybody should use Ellis A Co.’s Star brand oyster; all first-class groceries keep them. jWffTie Young Men’s Greeley and Brown and Brown Club are positively going to Terre Haute, Saturday, October 5, 1872. Fare for the round trip ($1) one dollar, over the I. A St L. R. R. Turn out boys, one and all. Other clube are invited logo in uniform. Wm. Carlisle, Marshal. The Club will meet at State House yard at 2:30 p. m., and the train will leave the Union Depot at 3 o’clock r. m. The speakers are Cassius M. Clay, George H. Pendleton and B. Grata Brown and a grand illumination. oo

^#*The premium awarded the Lafayette Plow Works for best steel plow and best sod plow were of Nelson Faught’s patent We make mention of this fact as Mr. Faught is deserving of great credit for his valuable invention. Mr. Fanght is a citizen of Danville, Hendricks county, Indiana. They say the Fair is a great success, and we are glad of it We always admired the fair and have the wherewithal to make them even more attractive and captivating, in the shape of a full and beautiful line of dress goods. Adams A Hatch, 66 East Washington. .^•"Stranger, if you leave* the city without going to see Adams A Hatch’s mammoth dry goods store. No. 66 East Washington street, you will live to regret it Everything that can delight the eye and beautify the person of the wearer is to be found there, at prices that will astonish you.

Wtien You Change Your Hat see ora NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES Cotar* and Shapes. THE ILIFF BROTHERS, "EiTTEBS OF THE PEBIOD," Opposite Palmer House.

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FRBK7RIPTIOM DRUG IS and 20 North Illinois at, BA.’X'JKMS XXOUSJC BXjOOXL. GRAY A BEY8CHLAG, (Successor* to H. H. Lee.)

Seaton A Co., 25 North Pennsylvania street, have a very large assortment of hats for fall wear that will please any one who wishes to purchase a tip-top hat at a reasonable price. Their goods were all selected personally by Mr. Seaton while East, and their prices are very reasonable. ^**Furs, furs. New styles at Seaton’s, 25 North Pennsylvania street. ^•“There will be a meeting of the Sixth Waid Greeley and Brown Club, Saturday evening, at the corner of McCarty and Meridian streets, at 7J4 o’clock. Every Liberal and Democrat in the Ward is respectfully snvited to attend, as we have business that every one should be interested in. By order of Jasper N. Clary, Captain. Every body should use Ellis A Co.’s Star brand oyster; all first-class groceries keep them. Hats and cape for everybody at the Palmer House Hat Store.

BUSINESS NOTICES.

The People’s Stamp of Value. The Government endorsement, which legalizes the ole of Plantation Bitters, is not the only stamp affixed to that famous Vegetable Tonic. It bears, in addition to that official sanction, the still more valuable stamp of public approbation. This inestimable voncher of it* rare properties as a Tonic, Corrective and Alterative, is of much earlier date than the government credential; for million* of sick persons had pronounced it the Grand Specific of the Age long before Congress thought of taxing

fared to those who desire the full particular* of its virtues, is the General Public. Ask those who have triedit as a remedy for dyspepsia, constipation, biliousness, Intermittent fevers, nervous debility, rheumatism, sea sickness, low spirits, or loss of vital power, what Plantation Bitters has done for them, and be governed by the response they make to your inquiries. Wholesale Dealer*. Besides Its country circulation, which is very large, The Evening News is read on every train leaving or arriving after 8 o’clock, and at every hotel in the evening. Advertise in it *

AJnfOinV CEMENTS.

Jacob P. Dunn is the Liberal and Democratic candidate for Township Trustee. For SlsariaT—Albert Re issuer is a candidate for the office of County Sheriff on the Liberal Republican and Democratic ticket For Jaatlee of the JPeaee—Leopold Fiebleman is a candidate for Justice ol the Peace of Center township, Marlon county.

OUR ELAUL STOCK OB’

Men’s Furnishing Goods

HOW COMPLETE.

Hu been selected with especial reference to the wants of the CITY TBADE. WELL MADE PlBBT-OLASS GOODS will be sold at ordinary prices, and, u heretofore, all ,Goods warranted to be u represented. EDDY & WEST, 161, Pennsyfrania St., Indianapolis.

SHmn MADE TO ORDER.

W. w. RICHARDSON, Beal Estate Broker.

Splendid chances for safe and paying investments. Choice Business and Residence Property, Vacant Lou in all parts of the city and suburn* Also small farms adjoining and near the corporation suitable for additions and subdivisions. Parties seeking choice bargain* will please call at my office. JEtna Inaurance Building, Boom No 4.

PALMS, COLB A STOUT, Wholesale Dealers in Tobacco, Oififars, AMD MBNTVCMT WHISKY. Ho. 78 West Wiahington. St., Bedarenoe—First National Bank.

CA.LL ^INTD SEE asuErw stock: oif Watches, Jewelry and Silverware

A.T Bates Bouse Corner Jewelry Store OIF McLElVE Ac INOHTHROI*

BUT

A. DARtnlMG SHIRT, Cmt Lww la the Heeh, trwm **«•** Each. Just received au elegant line ef Bows at 50oe, Undershirts, 75c. esch, Ties, 75©., Underdrawers, 75c pair. Scarfs, $1, $1 25 & $1 50, Cardigan Jackets, $2 50 etch. Silk Squares, $2, Half Hate, 10c to 50c. pair. Alao an Elegant Line of Cashmere Muffler# and a foil line of Linen and Cheviot Dickies with Collar* and Cuffs to mntoh. Also Gray's Patent Molded Collars and Cuffs. Linen Collar* 20c. each. A. DARLING, 30 N. Pennsylvania at, Indianapolis.

WE GXaOSE OUR STORE Thursday and Friday, October 3d and 4th, on account of Holidays. Shall be happy to wait on the public Saturday, October 5th, 1872. H. BAMBERGER, If®. 16 East Washington street.

JOW. A.. MOORES.

Til OH. O. MOO KJK.

JOS. A. MOORE ft BRO., Brokers, ICnTO. lO IBLOCIC.

We are prepared to loan money in enme of $1,000 to $100,000 on from one to five yean* time, secured by mortgage on improved or unimproved Beal HaUte. Parties deairing loans are invited to oaJl at our office. We also have for sale a number of first rate notes thet can be sold at a fair discount. Persona wishing to loan or borrow money will find ua ready for buaineaa. FRANKLIN—FIRE-^NSURANCE COMPANY. WHEELING-, W. VIRGINIA.. Incorporated 1802. A.ssets - - - Quarter Million. Liberal Commission allowed Brokers. STATE AND LOCAL A6ENC7, No. 2 GLENN’S BLOCK.

SAMVEL BECK ft SON

Have the Largeet and best Stock of BREECH AND MUZZLE LOADING SHOT GUNS, * RIFLES, PISTOLS, ETC,, IN THE STATE, Single Guns from $3 to $26.00; Double Guns from $8 to $150.00. AgeaU for the Celebrated Parker Breech Loading Guns, DuPont Austin and Ml. anal Powder Oompnnlee, 63 East Washington street, Indianapolis.

V. McGILLIARD. SOUTH

M. 0. BROWN. MERIOIAlIV

E. E. BARNARD. STREET

Eire Insurance A.gency '-i We now represent a greater amount of Fire Insurance Capital than at any previous time. Having discontinued all other branches of business in our Agenoy and devoting our entire time and attention to the placing of Fire Insurance exclusively, we are better prepared to prosecute onr business correctly and more satisfactorily to onr customers than ever before. Large lines of Insurance placed through onr Agency by leading Merchants and Manufacturers have given entire satisfaction. We solicit your orders. McGILUARD ft BROWFV, \ Noa. 9 and 11 South Meridian Rt.

H1BBEN, KENNEDY & CO.

Offer Full Lines of

DRY GOODS & NOTIONS, At La teat Mew York Quotations.

HIBBETV, EEPCTVEBY At OO., Wholesale Dry Goods, 97 and 99 SOUTH MERIDIAN, INDIANAPOLIS,

WRITE BAND AND DECORATED ERENCH CHIIsTA.. STONE CHINA, CUT, ENGRAVED AND PRESSED GLASSWARE, VASES, MOTTO COFFEES, Etc., . PLATED WARE, BRITTANIA AND PLANISHED TIN COFFEE AND TEA POTS,

TABLE CUTLERY, FRENCH COFFEE POTS,

LAMPS AND CHANDLIER8.

JOHN W00DBBIDOE & CO. 12 West Washington street

JOHN RYDER, SILK HAT MAM II FACT UR EM, NO. 19 BOBTH MERIDIAN STREET (DP STAIR* ) Old silk hat* are remoddeled in the oeat style and according to the latest fashion and made as good.** new. o*

HENDRICKS, EDMUNDS A CO , Wholesale Dealer* in BOOTS AND MBOICH Ma. 79 South Meridian street, IMDIAMAPOL1R. Ind.

T UCAR WEHLE, Manufacturer and Dealer I i in Boots and Shoes, 1M feat Washington street, three door* feat of Vonnegn.Va hardware store. indiunapoU*. Ind. All work warranted. Repairing done neatly and pro^iptly.

CHARLES W. SMITH. EGSCOE O. HAWKINS. SMITH * HAWKINS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Me. 46 Meet Washington street. Over Merchant*’ National Bank.]

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BRONZE AND STAMPED GILT PAPERS

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xVIaimfacturer’s Trices,

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W. H ROLL’S, 38 South Illinois*street. For. sixty days proviotul o renioviiig to our now quarters.