Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1873 — Page 4
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GOODS SALE
Y esterday.
We have a good
men! yet at 15e, 25e 9 37 l-2e, flwe. Bnt thin moraine
•tfer a lot of
vr»te8 of one or firo Conualinen. in this, tkat there ‘~in* b«r money in it,’’ and if it was to be passed by corrnpt means then he should oppose it After some little f»nTereation he remarked. “I believe are one of the honest Cour »» to which I made bo answer, ghrl iheh he said there was no inoft#V to be made; no* a Wint * • ^ principally ' talked with Morris, <*031 materially changed.the features of the ordinance originally prepared by Major Hendricks. My authority for saying what 1 did to Ingalls was based on the common romor always" afloat, and I felt I could go to Ward and other honest Cooncilmen
and convince them, if I was authorized to ***•**•• say there was no truth in the charge of
corruption. Dr. Ward had objected to the , ordinance because of those corrupt rumors;! so had Adams, and others. I personally • know of no corruption, neither now or
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WANT BLUE SILKS AT $2. ' ' l' Al»© a lot of Black t»roM iZrnln Hllks at H2, which are very cheap, and worthy the attention of all. v N. R, SMITH & AYRES, Trade Palace. Oity Ordei**
1873. 1873. Indiana State Exposition awarded the FIRST
PREMIUM to
W. P. BINGHAM & CO., For best Cteaerol IMsolajr of JMamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Solid Sllrer and Plated Ware. 450 EA.#T WASllI?«OTO^f STREET.
WE KEEP IIP OFR EMD.—See our New AniTahi of Oentie-■»en-8 Bate and Caps for Winter Weifr. OUR. PRICES SUIT THE TIMES. THE ILIFE BROS. 9 HAT ESTABLISHMENT, Q-RIFFITH BLOCK.
TjOCAL items.
during my eleven years connection with ^ ne jewelry generally, bestdes a full stock the Council. ' and variety of patterns of Gorham Manufacj Dr. W oodburn testitied to knowing of no j taring Oompany’s Sterling Sihrenrare. j improper influences; on the contrarv when P ri ces are place( i t o meet the wants of the
j the committee met to harmonize the ele* tlf _ M ments, and some members said something I about “oil and grease.” it waa promptly . contradicted by Mr. Elder, who was present. The Dr. had talked with Henderson, | and the reason he principally gave for the passage of the ordinance was that it would do away with the indictment against the '' atcr Works Directory on account of the (anal nuisance. Further the witness had j no interest in the I., C. & L., nor never ! ! held stock in the Water Works, and had
^ff'Frosty nights and chilly days remind me I must go to Ike Davis, Conner & Co.’s, 22 West Washington street, for hats and caps to keep head and ears warm. Every-
thing new and stylish.
flonent btancHiuM in every ae-
nt * Now Im your time to > worth of your money. I< tk € ^ er * Wlle ’ aild ** ee wl,al
cel the t
C'ome, every one, and
fur Perforated finektikin f Sder-
wear.
FOSTER A DAHNAEL, 22 E. Washington st.
UONAK MAnK C'ASSIMKRKH, (XOTHS, TWEED, WATERPOOOF,: JEANS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, YARNS, ETC., Retailed at Wholesale prices at MKRRITT Ac COUUIIU1N ’W WOOLEN FACTOR ¥, WENT RND OF WAKHfNGON STREET
tse^A large stock of Berryman's zephyr
no interest in either lieyond that of a gen- worsted will lie sold at 10 cents an ounce, at era! citizen. Mr. Gibeon asked the Dr. if Chambers's Fancy Bazaar—a bargain, an * he did not remember, at the time ! ♦ of the meeting in the Board of j J#* Blowing up. Therej^ no danger of Trade • rooms t f ) examine a plan of i your being blowed up from a lamp explowater works, of expressing a favorable j s i 0 n, if you bum sunlight fluid. Sold at A.
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said no. Then Mr. Gibson asked, that if ,treet - [w? 'WT Illin0 , i r r et ’ W r enthe ^Fomew styl^Tof ladies’and gents’ two were discussing the laving of more ^ . . . , . , , , water mains, the Doctor did not remember hue boots and shoes, also misses and chilsayingvhe had stock and had advised the ! dren ’ s sboea, with the “patent protection stockhonlers to pay fiftv cents assessnieut toe.’’ go to the .Shoe Emporium'. Gents’ in order to increase the facilities of the j boots anti shoes made to order at 21 North company. Dr. Wocdbum replied that as a | Pennsylvania street, uh t C. FjueUokn. member of the committee he had advised I m this thing, and also to issue preferred stock, zaErFurs.’ Furs! Deal with the manubut still persistcl in sating he never owned facturers, and beware of the imitation and a particle. Mr. t.,l*on tnok the aland ^„ reJ minW (ura wbich u,e East ha,
I>adie»c€ull and Examine the Royal Irish Linen Paper and Envelopes, The Finest, Latest and Must Fashionable Style yet intro* duced. All the NEW SHADES AND TINTS * A.T THE t HFADQUASTEBS FOE FINE STATIONEBY. JOS. SMltH, 33 North Illinois st.. New York News Agency. .
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Brakesmen, lApreHH iFrlverH tlonduelom, Nwitcmmen, every body exponed to tbe cold, buyi
tbeKu Klux Kao.
Llux Kap.
Expreioi DriverH.
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Bamberger, STOX OF THE REACH REAR.
THE EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1873.
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CITY NEWS.
“The Co retina, from ‘Soumumbuly.’ {SentUHii’a musical critique. . The Street Commissioner's pay roll for the pest week foots up $851 25. A delegation from the county jail w ill leave ior Michigan City next week. A marriage license has been issued to Aquilla 1'arker and Alitha C. Meyers. The jury fees in the Superior Court for the week ending November 15, amount to
$307 50.
A public meeting has been called for next Tuesday night, at the Seventh Presbyterian Church, to take some action for the relief of the poor in that part of the
city.
Juilge Test this morning took occasion to t*core the Journal and Sentinel, the former for butchering up his charge to the Max Newman jury, and the latter for presuming to insinuate that his charge was favorable to the defendant. The Superior Court is in general term, aud an effort is being made to have timling of the court in special term in the Douglass vs. Hasselman & Fish back cast' reversed. w which the plaintiff was awarded a judgment lor sometuidg; over $50,000.
upon this one thing and gave it as his firm impression that the Doctor had said he owned stock. He (witness) might be mistaken, but he recollected feeling uery mucy astonished at the time, and it had been very firmly impressed upon his mind ever
I since.
Wm. Henderson, Treasurer of the Water Works Company, gave a history of the purchase of the canal by the I., C. and L., but knew of no attempt to unduly influence any Councilman in the passage of the ordinance. He had in the past heard rumors generally affecting ‘the integrity of the-Council, but none of a specific nature, and was very frank to say that no Councilman held one dollar Water Works stock, or ever dul, to ids knowledge*. He had told Mr. Fishbaek that Mr. Gibson’s skirts were not clear, but he meant bv that that Mr. Gibson had charged in the Council that stock was owned by Councilmen, and after /' a search through the books had been madef by a reporter of The News, and a statement to the contrary published he persisted
in reiterating it.
Mr. Gibson—I never saw the publication.
Mr. H.—It was made in The News. Mr. G.—I don’t read The News.
Mr. H.—Then you miss a good many
gOod things.
Mr. Hammond, of the Sentinel, was the reporter who interviewed Mr. Ingalls in. Cincinnati Sunday last, and he testifled in regard to that interview, the main facts of which have lieen published. The witness then further spoke of the conversation with Mr. Ingalls. The President said he had but little acquaintance w it the Indianapolis Councilmen, but intimated to Mr. H. that some of them could be bought for $50. In this talk he also caused it to be understood that he understood that he considered Messrs. Sheplierd, Kennington and Reagan as C-ouncilmen who could be “influenced,” but he didn’t give any price so far as the two first w ere concerned, and very emphatically remarked that no overtures had either been made to or come from them. This statement concerning Messrs. Kennington and Shepherd “raised” both these gentlemen'and they demanded to know of the witness what reason Mr. Ingalls gave for supposing they could be controlled bv money. There was no reason Mp. H. could give, only that was the impression he, the witness, received from Mr. Ingalls’s talk, that he (Ingalls) considered them as in the market. In that Sunday interview President Ingalls also spoke of Gibson and Brown, but not in the same connection w ith Kennington et al. The editor of the Sentinel, Mr. Keenan, had no specific facts to state, but in reply to the questions of the attorney if there were rumors justifying suspicions of the integrity of the Council, answered in the affirmative. He gave them in the following detail. First, a rumor charging a collusion between the working majority of the Council and the Journal Company, some months ago, by which members drew stuff, not stationery, but which were charged as such to the city by the Journal management. Upon this the Journal
overfluoded this market. We manufacture our own furs, and warrant each article. We pride ourselves, as fpr great variety and fairness, and low' prices, to have “no competition” in this city. Call at B. Lelewer & Bro., Practical Furriers, 14 West Washing ton street. Old style furs altered into the
latest fashion, and repaired.
J^Gentlewen, Harry Craft’s Jewel Hall is the center of attraction at the present time. Temptation prices are placed on all watches, diamonds, and fine jewelry. Take, a look through -the variety before purchas-
ing.
large and line stock of knitted goods found at Chambers’s Fancy Bazaar.
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and the Councilmen implicated could give enlightment if they would. Another thing
enlightment if they would. Another thing, the matter brought to him by Elliott Perkins about a corruption fund raised on the
The Lynn murder case was called up for pork house matter; a third was the canal
trial this morning in the Criminal Court, but at the urgent request of the defendant’s counsel, Messrs. Hanna and Gordon, it was further postponed until the ‘Jth of December. Major Gordon announced that their defense w ould be that of insanity, partially
ordinance, the details of which are already known, and a fourth was a something in some manner affecting Mr. Craft’s connection with the Southern Park. Concerning Mr. Craft, there was no insinuation of bribery, but there w'as some sort of an im-
hereditarv and partially caused from the pression that he favored it because of ex
effects of a wound received in the head ‘ j
some years since.
A couple of evenings since a promiscuous row occurred at a boarding house on West Georgia street, in which hatchets and razors figured conspicuously, the former being used with good effect by Mary Burton upon one Tony Malony, who it appears attempted to'get possession of his baggage without paying his board bill. All the parties concerned were arrested and fined before Esq. Smock this morning.
The Trail af Bribery. (Continued from Second Page.] TO-UAV S PROCEEDINGS.
At 10:20 this forenoon a third session
was commenced, with Councilman Kahn upon the stand. He knew of no corrupt influences Wing used to secure the passage ol the canal ordinance, and had never been illegaUyapproached. He owned no stock
of the Water M orks or L, C. & L. Mr. Gimber, representative from the
12th, was the next, Mid like Kahn, he knew nothing that would hx a suspicion of guilt upon any Councilman. Never had been offered any reward, or anything eU**, for his vote upon any ordinance ; neither
had he any stock in either company. Mr. Brown retools the stand, and very
decidedly remarked that he had no interest in either company—not even a railway pass. Met Ingalls accidentally prior to the passage of the ordinance, and told him of some rumors afloat * 'huh aflfceted the
peeled gam in some w ay. This statement “aroused Bre. Craft, bin Mr. Keenan had no further derails, did not give it as an actual cireumstanee, but simply as a rumor, and it was theretore dropped until Mr. Fishbaek could be heard. The witness then deprecated the evident purpose of the “ring organ” ^Journal) to make this a partisan affair, a Sentinel tight alone; a thing which
he claimed not true.
Enos B. Reed, editor of the People,
knew nothing specifically which would aid j the investigation, and Mr. Harding, of the ' Herald, told what he knew about Mr. Con- . neJly having a fund, or raising a fund to | defeat the coal ordinance; after which the
committee rose until two o’clock.
Harry Craft’s Jewel Hall, 24 East Washington street. Engraving free of charge
on everything sold. •^S5i.0il Paintings.
About thirty fine oil paintings, with splen did gold frames, will be sold at the auction of unredeemed pledges en Monday, November 17th, at Dawson & Payne’s 111 East Wash-
ington street.
^F^Home excellent bargains remains from the clearance sale of shirts at Chambers’s Bazaar. Fifty per cent, saved. un * ^TBlow, blow ye chilly winds of Decern ber; what do persons care who have an Argand base burner in the house. Sold by J. L. Walker, 29 North Illinois street. :©&“Just received this -morning at George W. Black & Co.’s Great Variety Store, a full line of German Town wool. Also Zephyr
worsteds.
J2#~l*hysicians when giving out prescriptions would do well to advise their patients to get them filled at Perry’s Drug Store, opposite the Post otticc, and they can rely on it
being properly done.
Z9iT“Patent medicines of all Grinds at Browning & Sloan’s Apothecaries’ Hall, 7 & 7 East Washington streeit* ^“The Franklin Fire Insurance, of Indianapolis, has not been in existence the length of time that many companies have, but they are doing |fie business. The men who are the stockholders and directors are a sufficient guarantee that business entrusted to their care is done in a straight forward and legitimate manner. The office is in the Sentinel building, North Meridian street.
^eff-NJirader, at an ^ ~t- East Washington street, is just in receipt of a large and attractive variety of Hartz (German) Mountain canaries. These are said to be' the sweetest warblers of the age. Persons w ho desire the best songsters should call and hear them. He has also always on hand fresh and pure bird food, and a handsome lot of cages. un t J jSrDown, Down, Down, J Go the prices to meet the times. If you are going to make any of your friends a birthday or bridal gift, lecollect that Colclazer, at 14 East Washington street, has a- large and complete iteck of vetches, diamonds aad
^fTTo be. or not to be? that’s the ques tion. Whether ’tis nobler toAuy a box of Alexander A Craig’s candy, or go home aqd suffer the slings and arrows of an outraged family. 14 East Washington street.
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j|Sri90c buys a superior 1-button kid, $1 a 2-button kid, $1 75 buys our Charlotte 2button kid, a first-class glove, and $1 95 buys our 1-button seamless, $2 25 our 2-button kids. These are the finest gloves in this market for proof. Call at George W. Black & Co.’s Great Variety Store.V Don’t get fooled and buy poor cigars when you can get the best five and ten cent cigars in the city at C. F. Meyer’s cigar store, No. 11 North Pennsylvania street' underOdd Fellows’HaU. Try ’em. JSlTA Fact.—The largest, best and cheapest stock of gloves of all kinds is found only Chambers’s Fancy Bazaar. on * ^^Epicures and Gourmands, Attention! Autumn is here with its bracing air, AndAundreds are pleased to know it; They think its time for dainties rare. Such as oysters, venison and rabbit. Trow’s. No. R) West Pearl street, head quarters for dainties rare, and pure wines and choice liquors. ^“Happy they who have Taggart’s hoi niade bread and crackers in the house and on the table for breakfast. Leave orders them with your grocer or at the bakery in Hubbard’s new block.
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i f*~ T he fixtures of Cobb’s drug store, No. “ F r m<r House, are for sale. To any one desfoou* Of fitting up a store of this kind a rare bargain is to be had. Store room for
rent.
jP^*btyl«e as seen on promenade are brought out at the Palmer House Hat Store., maa eul ana w*- —< a & Carr * Son’s price, on hats and cape can Wetehe? not ha equalled, Bvery style ll Mason. 1 <>i 8iauFAfau£]fareaber i
strppi.EMEN*.r.s-r EXPOSITION
*ss «• . " * ' -• a . ' ' * fee most Elegant Display of Diamonds, Jewelry, Mid Silverware may be Mem im MeUENE A NORTHROP** Cases, and purchased at prices to suit the times*
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MM •** Stilppera •f ‘ li LOO If OO^L, And dealers in all kinds of COAL AND COKE, have been awarded the premia* at four succeedv. State Fain. Office, Na » West Washington streeL
STOVES, FURNACES AND TINWARE.
LOOK TO YOUR
<41 KARO, OF PA $700,000 TRADERS. OF CHll’AOO 088,000 MERCHANTS, OF N. J 004,000 LANCASTER, OF PA 414,000 FRANKUN, OP WHEEL1NU 380,000 PEOPLES, OF MEMPHIS 380,000 PEOPLES, OF PA 200,000
Our Agency is iiulcpcudcnt, not subjected to rates fixed bv the combination of “Board’ 1 Companies. Only fair and adequate rates asked, and the best indemnity promised. Wc invite a critical examination of our Companies, and solicit & share of business.Caldwell, Brown & Co., NO. 11 NORTH MERIDIAN bT., INDIANAPOLIS.
jsS-The panic don’t attect the prices of bonnets, hats and notions. Conaty keeps his prices down and his styles up, so that the rich, the poor, the handsome, the ugly, the young lady or the old mother, can find just what they want at just the prices they want to pay, at 42 South Illinois street. Remember the French corset at 65 cent. m
jsSTWhat a magnificent display C’onaty’s large assortment of millinery goods, at No. 42 South Illinois street, makes. He evidently in^ans business as he has everything desirable. s ,m *
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^WAuction of forfeited pledges.—One of the largest stocks of unredeemed pledges oversold in the city' will be commenced next Monday at ten a. st., at Dawson & Payne's, 111 East Washington street, consisting of amonds, gold and silver watches, oil paintings, shot guns, revolvers, overcoats, business coats, pants, vests, ladies’ wearing apparel, shawls, furs, and a large quantity of miscellaneous goods too numerous to mention. All will be sold for cash to the highest bidders, By order of J. & M-Solomon. Dawson & Payne. ut h . • Auctioneers.
'^®»Cheap fuel. City orders at par. City orders and school warrants will be received at par for coal and coke at the lowest market prices at our office, 27 E. Georgia st au s Butsch,. PicicapN «& Dell.
House Furnishing Goods, CHEA.PEST A.ND BEST,
Wholesale and Retail
MOTHERSHEAD & MORRIS,
MAWTJFACTTJRETIS,
32 SOUTH MERIDTAN STREET.
•T. >1. LORD & SONS,
RK.VJL ESTATE AIVD GENERAL, BROKERS,
S BLOCK.
ESTATE
BALDWIN
Parties wishing SAFE INVESTMENTS that will pay a large per cent on their motley will do well
to call at our office.
r> trade for cltv nronertv.
loieest lots in this suburb at such prices as to bring them
Some fine farms to trade for city property. BRIGHT WOOD—We are selling the chi
within the reach of everyone.
J. M. LORD R SONS.
COME
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LAST!
Great Reduction! $20 to $35 Saved!
To meet the urgent demand of the times, the price of the Nvw Florence Sewing Mnctilne is now greatly reduced, to take effect November 1. FORTY-FIVE DOLLARS will now buy a No. 1 Florence Machine. Why pay exhorbitant prices for inferior machines? The Florence has been greatly improved and simplified, aud is far better than any other machine in the market, aud is much the cheapest. I. W. SMITH, General Agent, 27 North Pennsylvania sireeff nUlpdym - J. H. VAN BENTHTJYSEN, Wholesale an* Retail Dealer In Fresh Oysters, Fish, Game and Turtles, and all Fruits and Vegetables in their Season, HIS and SAT East Washington street, r) Hotels, Boarding Houses and all other orders, from city or country, promptly filled. Fish dresnd ready for cooking. Competition in Prices challenged. O li a s . 3X e y e r 5 GRECIAN BEND CIGARS, JVo. 11 Worth Pennsylvania st.—Under Odd FellowsJHalL McGILLIARD, CARPENTER & CO., Insurance & Real Estate Agency • AND 11 SOUTH MERIDIAN ST., (FIrat Floor.) > , #1,500 #1,000, #SOO Or #500, Cash, With a first-class “Allen & Root,” “Morrison’s Second Addition,” or “Oak Hill” Lot, to trade for well-located house and lot North or Northeast, worth from $3,500 to $7,000. In the above are some excellent opportunities forq^arties wishing to relieve themselves of embarrassment or desiring to make a change of bast Call aad l>« Acopmaiodated.
AUGUST/ MAI, 43 South Illinois Street. y Watches, Clocks, Optical Goods, and a full line of Solid Gold Jewelry, as cheap as any house In the city All Goods Warranted and Engraved Free of Charge.
^^“Furs at manufacturers’ cost at D. Lelewer & Bro., New York Fur Manufactory, 14 West Washington street. -Old style* furs altered into the newest fashion and repaired. Fur gloves, caps and fur robes relined, ua * course it is not politic to talk about tobacco aud cigars when in society, but we would say to all who indulge in the luxuries that the best place to be supplied is at John A. MuGaw’s Eagle Cigar Stand, 16 North Illinois street, or 35 West Washington street, no o? ^^“First premium awarded the Royal Baking Pow’der at Vienna and Cincinnati Expositions for 1873, over all competitors. For sale by all grocers. h ?* ^a&“Grand Property Sale. Buy a ticket in the grand property sale at Pekin, Illinois, liable to enrich a poor man for one dollar. It is gotten up and managed by the best citizens ot that city. uh * BUfnett’s Extracts—avoid substitutes. * ^^“Show taste and good judgment by buying first class men’s and boys’ clothing, to suit present times and money matters. Such opportunity to be had now at Arcade, No. 6.
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^griHair switches, curls and new style braids cheaper than ever before offered in this city at Muir A Foley, 60 North Illinois
street.
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MONEY! MONEY! MONEY!
SOUTH BROOKSIDE LOTS.
We are offering lots in South Brookside at $600 to $800, and parties who invest in them will make large profits. The Block Pavement is completed to the center of this Addition. The principal street is graded and graveled. The ground is beautifully shaded with second gipwth Maple trees. , The Boot and Shoe Factory is located in the vicinity of this properly. A limited number of these lots will be exchanged for unincumbered improved property. Call and see these lots. You can see more in ten minutes than we can write ia a day. MOCK ft RANSDELL,
COAL!
Q- E O It Gr E EENNEM AN, Dealer in all Mnda of CoaL Office, coper Madison avenue and Falser Mreet. Order* left at corner of Bieking and Delaware street*; also comer Meridian and Ray, will be promptly filled, un ■
WM. H. HENSCHEN, ^
Dealer in Hardware and Cutlei
Doors, Saab, Blinds and Glass, 12fr East Washington street, oppo-
site the Court House.
leg. Mechanics’ Tools of all kinds.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC FLOUR STORE.
BAUHjA-RD & *
BRANDSGOLD BASIS, EVANSES BEST,
CO., Dealers
LOWELL MILLS, CHOICE FAMILY,
in Flour.
C. A.. MOFFA.TT & CO., Agents for Pollard’s Oval Front Show Cases, Manufacturers and dealers in all kinds of Show Cases. All orders promptly executed. MANUFACTORY AND OFFICE —S9 AND S4 KENTUCKY AVKNUE. Samuel Beck & Son 63 E. WASHINGTON STREer.
Breech and Mamxle Loading Shot Gun», Rlllefl and Platola, Ammunition and Making Tackle. LARGEST STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES.
The Best la None Too Good. . Toilet and Fancy Articles, Native Wines, Elegant Perfumeries. The Purest Drugs that money can buy. PERRY BROTHERS, Southwest comer Penn, and Market sts., opposite Post Office.
SHERMLAIV HOUSE Sample Room and Billiard Parlors, Indianapolis, Indiana. J. EL FITZGERALD, - - - Proprietor. . The choicest wines, liquors and cigars constantly on hand.
HR. T. FITZHUGH. OFFICE—323 Virginia avenue, opp. Noble street. RESIDENCE-39 Huron street OFFICE HOURS--? to 8 A. X., 1 to 2 F. X., * to 7 F.X INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
UVHIAlIVA Geld, Silver mad Nickel Plating Works. B. W. Reid, Proprietor, rooms 22 and 23, Talbott A New’s Block. Worn table ware of every description replated at half cost of new ware. Full weight of silver gu&r&nteed. All work warranted. COMMISSION AND SALE STABLE.
Anetlnn Sales Dally.
Horses, Mules, “ hides of every deacrl
land street NICflO
Auction Sale of Wagons and Vea'jackkwuSdp"-
J. B. OSOOOD,
House, Sign and Ornamental Painter,
g a 16 west Maryland at. IndjaMSaffci ^ Siffir-
of anna and snares and
The Human Locomotive should be carefully engineered , otherwise it may run off the track of life at any moment. To keep its delicate internal machinery iu perfect trim, or to pot it in good working condition when out of order, is the peculiar Pr °T^!^snVs EferveseetU SeUxer Aperient. The thoroughness with which ft cleanses, without irritating the bowels, the f u»e and vigor which it imparts to the stomach; its appetizing effects; its cooling, refreshing operation fn fever; the relief it affords in headache; its anti-biUotu properties, and its superior merits as * general corrective, justify the assertion that ft is, beyond all comparison, the
most valuable family med icing of the age.
by aH druggists.
INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE COMPANY. Bank of Discount and Deposit. r PAT 1MTEMEST OH DEPOSITS. ln Oommeirial P*"“fi® Collections ia aU parts of the United office in Company’s building, ear. Virgtnte ave. and Pennsylvania st, Indianapolis. . WM. HENDERSON, BhaSdant AXXX. c. Jaxbon, Secretary.
GKO. HA.STY* M. O. Physio*Modical Physician and Saryoon. OFFICE: ROOM NO. 7, IN CIRCLE BALL. Basidenee, 291 Wart Michigan sto»«t, ladianapeUa. Indiana. of detective^
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