Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 May 1876 — Page 3
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Suits. Suits. Suits. Suits. Suits. Suits. Suits! \V«* will this day mako large additions to onr
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T ■ A -nTTTFT BE SlDY-MADE STJITP. Ma" ufa/'tured to onr order, mado«up in the very best manner and in the most approved Styles, The e roods will be offered at eery attractive pri<e g aud fr m thtir ttyle and e egance are wtli wor.h the ^t^n-ion of purchasers. , PETTIS. DICKSON 4 CO
IN-131 A.N A rOLIB SAVIIVOS BANK. REMOVED to No. M X. Market st Net earnings Belong to Depositors. Open Mondays till 7 r. it. and Saturday. tiU 8 r. * JOHN » hat, aearetory.
O. h . fro RB Y, Wholesale and retail TRUNK
And Traveling Bag Factory, 115 3outh IlllnoU 3 WK STAND AT TH* HKAD.
THE
HOWE SEWING MACHINE.
The following la a report of a Sewing MadMne adjuster of four yean’ Aeady work in Chicago He says: “There are more Singer Machines to repair than sny other. Next comes the Weed, Wilson, Grover 4 Baker, Wheeler 4 Wilson, and last of all the leading machines la the Howe showing that the Howe is the mas simple, durable, and has the best mt'terifti in its parts of any machine manufacnred.” If there Is a HOWE MACHINE in the dty that Is not giving satisfaction, please report at once at the lompany’s Office, No. 70 West Waaningvon street
THE EV UNINGNEWS
TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1876.
<JITY reRWH. The Maripn county medical society meets to-night. Ayer’e dry goods clerks have organized a have ball club. Centennial block on South Meridian street is to be ready fur occupancy Jnly 1st Tom Colhns, injured at the rolling mill, is not likely to recover from his injuries. Bellefontaine and Rohampton streets will hereafter be known aa Bellefontaine avenue Much complaint is heard from the running ml large of cows in all parts of the city after night Revs Sims. Ingersoll, Simmons and Beech*r, of Brooklyn, formerly occupied Indianapollu pulpits. Brightwood real estate is looking up, sale* to the amount o' $12,000 having been made within the laat week. The Harris will case promises to occupy the remainder of the week in its disposition jn the civil circuit court The young folks necktie social at the Third street M. E church has been postponed until Friday evening. Phitbp Wheeler and Sarithan Onmmere, of Brasil, have filed their- voluntary cd-part nership petition in bankruptcy. The People took the form of an Illustrated issue last evening, and some of its hits at the “voters of the period” were good. The Dogau house, brick, on north Delawrare street, is being sue essfully raised to a bight of 4X feet by means of multitudinous jack acrewa. Harrison street has a case of hypertrophy, the subject being a boy fourteen years of age, one-half of his body being a third larger than the other half. The hearing of the bastardy proceedings in Miller's court against Thomas Webb, preferred by Mary Smith, resulted in the defendant's acquittal and discharge. H. W Nichols, of Pittabnrg, has arrived in the city, the guest of W. H. Clark, and takes part in the organ concert at the First Baptist Church to-morrow night. Committees from Lonisville, having examined the Clare organ at the First Baptist P^Urch. btve ordered two of the same pattern < ^ r thair r<fB P« ctive churches. f!nnner ,, o*B Madden says, over his own ti?** ha knows nothing of the partieschsrgir^h^. in 1874. with attempting to import “d be courts a legal investigation. It is reported Vat W W. Conner, nominated by the gVnbaokers for clerk of the supreme oourtjand Jttdgs Tipton, candidate for attorney general, design returning to their first love, the dtmoaracy. The alarm of hre last night was occasioned by the buraing ot some old clothing at the house on the corner of Mississippi and Garden streets. The flames were extinguished with slight damage to the premises. The municipal election at Irvington yesterday resulted in the eUctlon of J. M. Tilford, Levi Ritter, and X. B. Julian, trustees; Sylvester Johnson, treasnrer and assessor; John & Graham, marshal; John F. Julian, clerk. A man giving the name of Canton bronght his family to the Sixth street station bouse Thuradav night, and the following morning base I v deserted them and has not since been heard of. The wife and four children have been sent to the city hospital. The CiMsens’s gaslight snd coke company, of Indianspolis, b* v ® filed articles of incorportion, the capital aleck being $500,000 The directors elect are Joseph Flemming Charles E Merrlfield, lobn R. Pearson. Charles J. Brackebush, Wm 8. Barkley and John Mclntire. and the oompany isobiigated $0 begin operations within the thirty days.
1 The workingmen's meeting on the circle last evening was addressed by Peter J. Maguire. of New Haven. Conn , and Gnstavns Ltubkert, of Cincinnati after which an adjournment was had to meet at the state bon je this evening, when sections of the Socialistic Workingmen's order will be institntad. , At the afwrnooa session yesterday of the ocunty board of edneation, Mr. George M. Smith read a paper on “school buildings,” their cost, material, etc, H. H. Hall presented a well prepared paper on the subject of “township ibstitutrs,” both of which were afterward discussed by the gentlemen in attendance. It was decided to makq no change In the text books at present, and after the transaction of some routine business an adjournment was bad until June 9tb.
Last Seealow ot the Old (tty Connell. Every councilman occupied bis seat last night, and the lobby was crowded, but the session was abort and dull. Several bids for public improvements were opened and referred, and the Dickson Bros. & Co. were given*the work of pntting up several drink ing fountains at a cost of $250 each. The city civil engineer submitted an annual report. showing the followirg statistics: Kepain male necessary by high waters of 1 * / 5......... .••••••.................................. ■■■.., .$80,286 25 Street improrements (whole cost, $73,i SH6 79 9,049 88 Adt-y improvement* (whole cost $«.607 71 848 33 Sldewilk improvemen s (the whole cost, *21.192 V8) 987 37 ■ Bridge* 29,2 7 4: M stellaneoui improvement- 10,688 52 bewew. main and branch (the whole cost, 8 5 782 13 4 42 180 09 date ms 6.174 86 It also gives tbe fallowing statistics: Lamp poe's lo'-aited a Drinking founUiins located 22 Fire plugs located : 651 Amount of water mains laid, of all sizes, 41 miles 1,667 feet Dr. McDonald, of the city hospital, made his report for April, showing present number of patients 83, number of births 9, deaths 8. average attendance 83. Expenses for tbe month $1,659 30 The general appropriation ordinances were pissed; - Appropriating 827.676.48 for the payment of min drv cairns against the city. Appropriating 8l ,659 30 for the payment of claims on a count of the city hospital. Appro, riating 8765 81 for the payment of claims j account of printing. Appropriating 83 6 04 for the payment of clatms oa a' c unt of the station house. Among t-e item-i in the general ordinance are the fo'low ing: High bridge on Noble street 3i!,52(U7; for gas, $r.8 1; tote and interest for the pdr hgse of the Sellers 'arm, 811,800. Dr. Eetchum. oi the city .dispensary, submitted an April report, showing prescriptidns filled 1,167. visits made 486; patients treated at dispensary 601. A resolution passed designating the street between Alabama and Delaware streets running from Merrill to McCarty, as Harmon street. Tbe following changes were ordered in the election board: F rst wa-d - John C. Biinkineycr, vl:e Wm. G. Co k resigned. Third ward -James Watts, judge, vice Walter W. Dkry
Ninth ws-d-fchauneey Aldrich, judge, vfee Chest r H. Buell. E eve. th waid—W. D. Wiles, judge, vice Omar Kodahaugh Thineen’ih ward—M. L. Brown, judge, vice Thomas A. Ramsay.
Blood on tbe Muon. Curing the discussion of a motion in council last night to change the polling place in the ninth ward, which was voted down, there was a recontre of wards between Cnrran and Schmidt which afforded no little amusement Schmidt was stating to the council in argument for a change that the owner of the room selected refused consent, and Curran inter* olated with the question: “How does this council know he objects?” Schmidt mildly exp ained that the owner had informed him to that effect, still Curran put n: -“How does this council know?” etc ,and he persisted in repeating the question not withstanding the chair kept saying, "The other gentleman has tbe floor ” Schmidt is of teutonic temperament and slow to wrath, hut there was a dangerous flash ran down the bridge of his nose, as he retorted: ‘This council knows because I say so—the owner told me.” "You,” answered Curran, “yto-u; the council took your word once and lost over $2 000 Y-o-u”- and what more he would have said was drowned in the sound of the mayor’s gavel. Schmidt boiled at Ibis insinuation and detn%uded an examination of his record as councilman, and tbe matter was finally quieted by voting down iba change of polling place and adj mrning After tbe adjmrnment Schmidt showed a disposition to biunoe purran, but friende interfered and prevented wbat might have t^«m a healthy tumble in that excited crowd. * 'MM* ' H . ■ /ttllllavhAaf Ur » The only theater with foot-lights blazing last night was the Metropolitan, and the program was of the usual variety spice Three laughable farces were ziven by Chris de Bchneider, Lipman. Goodrich, Miles and others; there were songs by Grace Garland. ♦ favorite; Jennie Cole, Georgie May, Maud Leonore and little Florence, and a donble tmpez act by Mille Cara and M. Austin fhe La Rue family (Wm. La Rne and two small boys), performed a number of difficult acrobatic feats, one of which should be tabooed out of pity for tbe little mite who, last night, received several dangerous falls be fore be accomplished his portion. This feat consisted of one boys standing erect upon the feet of the elder La Rue, who lay upon his back upon the floor. The second boy then climbed upon tbe shoulders of the first, and throwing a somersault was caught upon the feet of the recumbent man Three times the little fellow attempted it last night be fore he succeeded, falling each time beavilv to the floor, bruising his arm until the blood seemed to start from tbe skin, and bumping bis head until he was half blinded by tears of pain and fear. Still he was forced to go on with the performance, and it was only after the fourth trial that be partially succeeded There is enough to atiract in the other stage business of the La Rne fkmily, and the professor will, therefore, show bis humanity if he omits in the future what is above censured. Holding Over nud Oo n* Ont. One hates to see Dr Hook going ont of council, for be is a kindly dispositioned fellolw, never with much to say, and save his “perpendicnlar alley” hallucination, of sipong parts and much good. However, Vale Hook. Madden a so goes out with tbe election to day, whether it be republican or democrat; and so does Geiger, the spitefnl, who ruined his reputation to avenge a grievance It is the last of Gimber, whose good and bad points are bar Dy a stand off; and of Htnckmeyer. whose absence will not be missed,—and Albershardt, the jurist; Hall, of Sellers Farm unpleasantness; and Kahn, whose record ontside of the German printing steal is that of a prudent, clear thinking, bard-working councilman. Curran a'sosteps down, satisfied that one term is enough fora corner grocery; and the city suffers a loss in Dr. Ward, who by tbe redistricting outrage wais legislated outside bis district Adams, B*j|ehrig, Craft, Darnail, Kenzel, D ffiey, Stratford, Laughlin. Ransdall, Reasner.Web ster, Schmidt and fhalman hold over—7 re publicans and 6 democrats, and McGill and Reed have reoeived tbe compliment of renominations for their present positions. Rotation is the word. *
A Bi-mi b BrU MwrrlMwe. Yesterday Joseph 8 Otwell and Miss Jennie Von Bt-rgsn were yesterday united in marriage by .ir. De La Matyr. under circura stances too realistic to b« romantic. Mr Otwell is a son of Patrolman Otwell, and is a victim to the terrib'.e disease which afflicted his family during the past winter, and, though tbe expression is a sad one, is to-
day upon his death-bed. Tbe bride ia a fair yonng girl, with whom he plighted bis troth sfflbe years ago, and the marriage yesterday was made that she should be still nearer him as a comforting messenger daring tbe days he may yet live. None were present at the bed aide but the immediate relatives, and the marriage ceremony, usually so joyous, was, upon this occasion, one of tearful solemnity. 1 balm an ■•ve*. Yesterday it was circulated that the dem ocracy of the council, nervous over the probable result in some of the wards to-day, and confident of their ability to carry tbe fourth, had determined, last evening, to declare Thalman’s seat vacant by reason of his non residence In his ward. Jn about twenty minutes after the originating of this rumor, a string of republicans wefe frantically banting for Isaac, and tbe alacrity with which be bustled his household goods back into his old precinct showed nervous political energy of no mean description. Last night he came puffing and blowing into the council chamber, as if the labors of the day had been unusually fatiguing. | Mlolsierlal Union The Ministerial Union debated “bow best 'O interest the young people in temperance” at its session yesterday afternoon, Revs. Rich ards and Dean leading the disensgrion. The subject chosen for consideration at. the next meeting was Acts ii, 23: “Him bsing delivered by the determinate counsel and foreknowledge of God ye have taken and by wicked hands have crucified and slain. Rev. George L. Curtis and Dr. Withrow to open the discussion. i Rebel Me nit menu. The 13th ward democratic meeting last evening made up in noise what it lacked in numbers and respectability, and speeches were heard from Ryan,Pendleton and Nichol The character of the crowd may be jndged from an incident which occurred when Church threw upon canvass a life-sized portrait of Lincoln, which was received with howls of disapprobation by tbe rowdy element, and none were more demonstrativi than Officer Keely, who yelled ont at tbe top of his voice, “take him ont, take him ont.” Such demonstrations were shameful, even from a democratic crowd, and it was with difficulty that several republicans, in the audience could restrain themselves from resenting the insult which there seemed a necessity for doing. Again Bnowesl Under. Messrs. Hopkins, Stevens and Chase, representing the workingmen’s party, last night petitioned the council again for representation upon the election board, and Mr. Adams, in sympathy with their petition, recommended that the inspectors of the election be taken from the names suggested by the committee. The unanimity with which the council voted down the proposition and tabled the petition can only be likened to tbe passage of the redistricting outrage. Police to Gland Clear. Enos B Reed. In bis capacity as president of the police board, has issned an order cautioning patrolmen against taking an active part at the polls to-day. This under secti on xiii of the rules $nd regulations governing tbe police, which reads as follows: An offl «r or member of ihe police force who -hall be found takina an active pArt. or influencing or int midatiog voter-* at any election shaU be pr mptly dismissed from tne same. » 1 Bontnport Want* More Greenbacks. To tbe . ditorof The Evening News: After a closely contested fight tbe independents carried onr village to-day over the combined forces of tbe democrats and republicans, electing the entire ticket except one councilman and the town treasurer, which were secured by the democrats by a small majority. Tbe independents have ont tbe cannon and are having a grand jubilee. Mr. Wm Anderson, candidate for representative. is doing tbe speaking Mark a copy and send it to Landers, he may be thereby induced to let his “name remain at *he head of the ticket.” Buck. Cbxek. Southport. May 1, '76 W MATH S U HMPOHT.
IsiniAv Apauis, May 2.-7 A. ■ . 4« N olcuiiy 46 X cloudy 40 N cloudy
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HAIR (jlOODS. JUST RECEIVED,
200 Pompadour Si 340 Pompadour 3v 280 8-ounca Hair I
$4 00.
196 4-oonoa Hair
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$6» 6-onnea Hair Salt 72 Fina Eau’ -witches, i 86 Fine Hair Swtwhaa, i 18 l-irejr Ha;.' S-r!tehee f Beat Hair Frtssea. 25 i •tores at 50 and 76 cents Tbe above lat of Sarinand all braid splendidly. ■w Everybody Invited
goods.
prise,
$3.50; former pries, $4; former pnoe, $7former prioa, $12. .. former prtoS. fU Ml
half-price.
38c; sold lm all ether
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M. H. SPADES, Boston Store. .O AND 7 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
JOHN CL
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as SOUTH ILLINOIS ST., j Occidental Hotel Block.
WHOLESALE BOOTS | SHOES. 86 and 88 Soul Meridian 4t INDI ANjAPOLIS. im: o , Edmunds & Co. Onr SPRING GOODS are lower in price than ever be fore. Call amt see.
George Hiitkam, at kO North Illluols street, Ryan’s Block, ha«receive! in the past few days a large t(nd,fine assortment | of piece goods, consist ing of checks, diagonals, worsteds, stripes and Knickerbockers. These Jocds were imported directly by Mr, Heitkata tl rough a special order, and from them a nobby si it or parts of a suit can be selected, your measun then token, aod the garments cutand made u >, not only iu the latest fasiionabfe style, but in tl ic most artistic manner.
For the-e goods yon will modeia'e price and I to guaranteed. Remember'
I ave to pay but a fa<r and ou satisfaction will be George Heitkam when
you want a good suit of c] nhes.
Everybody Invited Shop, 84 W. -Wash. st.
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Tbler Nlinwilie on the W in*. [St. Louis Republican^ An old Texas cattle man, named Siebert, proved a very rough customer for a pair of hungry thieves to deal with. He bad sold his drove in Chicago and pocketed $7,000 ss the proceeds A couple of railroad thieves found ont he had a large amount of money, aod apparently resolved to get it at any risk The prise was worth their daring. They tried all their usual tricks on the old fellow before be left Chicago, bat failed to catch him in any trap When he had gathered up his valise and took a western bound train they followed him. They took seats 'behind him in the car, watching their opportunity. Just after the Burlington & Missouri river train left Burlington the rate of speed was slow, and the old man was dozing in his seat. Now was their chance if ever One of the thieves reaching over, seized the old man’s pocketbook from his side pocket, knowing just where to place his band on it, and tbe other grabbed the valise and ran—one towards the front door, and the other for the rear platform But the old man was too wide awake. He drew his pistol and fired, first at one and then at the other. One fell in the door of the car fatally wounded, and the other on the platform dead. The old man had a good eye for such birds on the wing. They had bis money and all his effecta, and it was evidently their intention to jump the train It was a bold risk bat it was a big snm. Tbe train was stopped—the dead and dying were carried off, and the Texas cattle drover gave himself up for examination. Both thieves were well known on the road, and train men are glad they are out of the way. Siebert was warmly congratulated upon his certain aim, and will b(e discharged from enstody without a doubt. One Texaa cattle drover is. too many for a brace of Chicago thieves,
I.OVAI, ITMMBt
Brown s Rotary is the beat sewing machine. Warranted In every particular. Office 50 North Illinois st. to • A good shirt at the Dollar Store. 4 te •
Would Never Uss Theh.-II persona were aware of '• injurious character of most bald eg powders now for rale in every town In our country they would never u«e them. A biking powder to be.good and wholesome can no be mitde by ignolant pe sons, who know no more about the cbem ical co mbinatlons necessary for meh remits than a scho 1 boy. The only good baking powder prepared by a physician, Is Dr. Price’s Cream. And for hi- true flavoring extract-, we have only to say that th-y are the, finest, purest, and best to be found In this or any other country. tv o Feather Dusters, bird cages and brackets it the Curiouty Stoop. tt *
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There will be hosts ol election day.! Spot ’em, P. O., jRll ’em with his let ’em gd. Tbt* won’t b< repeaters, but will make
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lepsst-nat the poll* on l ake ’em to Perry’s, opp :cel ect loda water and any puni hmeot for the 1 lusintw! mighty good for
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Cheapest house fof disl e
ber scs, ia the Curiosity 91
At the City Fbweif Gir 1 choice flowers, garde baskets and bouque'i fur: can be obtained. Hfenry Fgr choice ice cricam,
li'dousj to the taste, iutervi» emy of Music, where he tr
vantage dealing out this I
call at the Curiosity te
s, tea, dinner and chap
op, 84 W. Wash. at. 14
en, 124 St. Joseph at., to, rustic work, hanging Jisbed promptly to Older
Hilker, proprietor.
well flavored, and deiw Parisette at the Acad ha seen to good ad
icioua article.
Shoring Tobacco*— Cherry-awieet, Virg'nj, Dm ham. Seal of North Carolina, Vir lulty, Royai-ci t and Cavendish. All these popular brands at C las. Meyer's, 11 N. Penn rylvania st. Remexb'R that Djavle’^ Ointment is the best remedy for tetter, sal rl all other cutaneous dlseafee. Sold at Cobb's, opp. Hotel Ba ea. Fa’s, parasols, kid globe* and lace curtains at the Dollar Store. I . . te • Cahtion to Hocsfkee2r»s. —Owlug to the Increasing coat of vanilla beans used In hemsnu (acture of Extract Vanilla, spurious compounds are being thrown upon t|e ma ket, purporting to be pure vanilla, bpt prepared principally from Tonqua beaux. This ngnse-tinr substitute cost*, the manufacturer less tbpti ope-tweatieth part as much as the genulnfl vtnjlU bean. It can readily be detected by its odor, jit is used principally by tobaodonMtolfor perfuming snuff and cigars, and was itever intended to be used as a flavoring for the various eompoijnd* tore pared for the human stomacn. Burnett's Extract of Vanilla Is prepared from selected vanilla beans, and Is warranted entirely free from Toqqua fir other deleterious sub stances. . : 1 i I } oa*
Bgoks, bird cages, knives and lorka and dl'hea at the Dollar Store. I S te •
Lamps, lamp t Curiosity Shop
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All wonder at tb^ low picture frames at tb
it.
Th> advantages of an evening paper for advertising purposes are appan ut on reflection. In the morning the day’s work U before the husband and housewife; the paper is taken up, and a hasty glance given to tne telegrams and local news, and It is thrown sslde for the $ares of the dsy. There is no time to read furthei.and before evening th a paper to transformed Into a dress pattern or Into a fire-lighter. Tne eventing paper oomes In at a time when the labors of the day are completed, and the hours betweien te a and bedtime are given to reading. The telegrams, local news and miscellany are all read, and still there are hours to ■pare, and the’advertlsenfenuare read and re-read, and the barg&.ns offered discussed in the family circle; and conclusions reached as to where to make purchases. na*
mlngs and
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prices for pictures and Curiosity Shop, 84 W. Wash.
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POSITIV Dr. Horehound to the pared, advertised any name ahatev t cure of Bronchi type quirad to do so by i vegetable, and coni other dangerous country indorse it known for all di It never falls. E exactly aS repte Jossr-raa bell, iHBWest Ws Fort OV*tSthM
THE BEST.
p (If Tar, Wild Cherry and !ery test compound ever p’Or sold by any person nr under,
the Immediate relief and Colds. Croup. Whoopima. and all di»»nse- of t rill thorough y erailcate
imi In one-half the time re-
otfcer medicine. D fa purely i ot a i-article of opium or
rug. Phys dans all over the the most efficacious antid Me srs of the throa* and lungs, bo .tie guammeed to pefonn ited. Be sure to obtain Dr.
Wild Cherry and Hore-
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Sentinel 1 Prim i ESTABLISHMENT, HTDIANAPOLIS, IHDw Tie lost ComplGte Office in tie Vest. newType, ley laciiMT aid limed Facilities
EVERT DESCRtrriON OF : JOB PRINTING, BOOK PRINTING
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Oounty Work RAILROAD | T PRINTING 8PECIA.L.TY. r L ■w Manufacturers of Matthews’s Patent Renewable Memorandum Book-a perfect novelty; For ■ale by any Stationer In the city. ■W PRESS WORK for Printers promptly done. Art dr a— NKNriNKUrO.
DR. J. A. COHINCOR, oFFicR-re bast Michigan bt. i
JAHEfi K. JOMES, Attorney at law, Room 8 Talbott A. New's Block, Pennsylvania street, south of Post Office. -
Or. "W. >1. Uullarrt, Office and Residence, 17V East Ohio 8tj "C. H. KKM.Y,1 ATTORNEY AT LAW. BANT A8HTN6TON ST.
ft. HAMMOND, A.’T'BfORPrK Y A. T T INDIAN APOI ••“Office—Rooms * and 5 Hammond’ M
Oft. F. M. KKTCMi Residence—27 Cobnra street. Office—City Dispensary. jo *f
HJUlMxl* * WlATEtt, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ffioe Rooms. 17 and 19 Thorpe Block. Indianapolis
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UPHOLSTERED, AND ALL KINDS OF
FURNITURE REPAIRED,
At HAUL BROS*,14? and 149 w. Djl*ware "l
POSTAL CARD OkDKKS promptly attended to.
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From the Union Deppt via the I.jc. A L. B. R. tin'll <1fty 01 return
reguar trains Fare for round trip Children
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The Law of Insuranoe.
FINCH & FINCH, ittorn ys and » ounselors, Rooms 26 and 28 Thorpe’s Block. lADlANaP^LlS, INDIANA. ’ ■•‘We nre «lvn« eapecl «l isttontlou to
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MATTRESSES - MADE TO ORDER FOR
$10
$20 —o With Improved Skeleton Frame, Spring J Hair Tops, and sold ON WMMH.LT FA YMtCWTa, By K. G. BURT A C < No. dd West Market Street, between lUlnrila and Tennessee streets. INDIANA? JLIS, UfD.
A N 0 EXCIfRKlON TO NSW ALBANY AND loUISV LLK, Given by the Indianapolis I|Lderkranz,
Suits<la^ 9 May l4L,tH7'0
three day* only) CtOOthe
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TRE GREATEST REOGCltlON
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Under talKex*s 1 LYONS, SHAW 71 SouHb IllinolE Open Day and j Night. AD. HERJETH dr C O.
HARNESS SfiDUES. 20H NORTH riEl.AWAI
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w'K>n wOi pt'vi lessons la'allthe fo^>o>iab‘e Prieto r alflen es 'o a|iy number who
usckj tieT-Ajs? d!u;insr the months ofn ay an > June. I still Continue o'urnl h tbe ver 4>*i. muse, with any numberl qf tns rt^m uts, fo Ivate rariles,
sny number of lm rufm nts weddings, picuica *<-h( dian 8U5. App y a $4 East New Y<
lafn partita, eic.,’
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THE ONLY HOME OOMPA BEODRE -MUTDAJ Its beet friends are among f men ot Indianapolis men i funds loaned only to polity holt Admitted AsHet«T77
OFFICFR tibone, VTr» W. McMahoi Actuary; Fj DIRECTO;
James A. I
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THE STATE iU ipal bualneas it beet Its
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President; A. G. PetG. Haji Secretary; a Secretary;.. W. E. Harvey,
W.R finbtaru, Frederick Bmp,
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Braxton — Buena Vista;
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RAIL- OFFICE in Oompan tuoky SVenne aod Tllfnofi
, M. D.; Building, nor-
L IC ft NTI*. GALLUP, ,28 Booth Me- ■ .ted.
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