Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1877 — Page 4
THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY NEWS: MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 13, 1877.
GRAND Olosing Out SADK SUMMER SUITS. ETC.
ladies, Please Note the Difference:
Whit* L»w&(. formerly $ 5 Oft. now Whit* Lawca, formerly 7 00, now Linens, formerly. 7 00, now Cambriea, formerly S IS, now
Linen Brocade* (embroider-
ed), formerly 15 #0, now Linen Posters, formerly 4 50, now Linen Poster*, formerly 6 00. now Debelce Baders, formerly... 7 00, now Peroeie Wrappers, formerly- 2 70, new
Bilk Princess Dresses, for-
mer.y... 22 00, now Bantinw Sait*, formerly 20 (0, now Lace Points, Black, form’ly 40 Oi. now Lace Point*, White, lorm'ly 66 00, new
$ 1 00
2 oe 5 00 S 75 • 10 S 50 4 00 5 50 1 50
M 00 12 00 3# 00 40 00
US Ayres&Co INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. *
A LAKGE LOT REMNANTS Of Embroideries, Hdyinr* and Laees. very cheep to close them oat, at KING’S FANCY BAZAAB, • Kaet W&akinnton Street. Odd Bombers in Kid Qlores at less than first cest.
THOSE that like German Smoking Tobacco, will lint a good scaorimcDl at CHA9. F. MEYER'S, 11 N. Peon. St. P. S. Thewe fobkceoo ean not be excelled, el-ber in quality or price. Try them and see.
Pleasant ^Thoughts. Noibing pleases as more than to write insurance od rood desirable preperty in the beet companies in the world. Ws are also •eually well pleased te par all losses promptly as they ocear. Our customers are pleased, fer tbo reason that they are insured in good companies. Our companies are. pleased because they ara doing a good business. And we are pleased becanse everybody else is pleased. TtK. K, BAKNAKD A CO.
Summer Books. OSGOOD’S GUIDE BOOKS, each HARPER’S MONTHLY for Angast - * BCRIPTORB CLUB of Valley Rest — M ONE SUMMER ?.... 1.2* FOR SALE BY Merrill, Hubbard & Co., NO. 3 KANT WANHINUTON ST.
THE DAILY NEWS MONDAY, AUGUST 13. 1377.
Thermometer. T a. m *5° 11 p. m.-..~~ 71° CflTY INJKWiaE.
Tbo Indianapolis Reds, champions of the rtate, will cross bats with the Brownsborg club to morrow afternoon. Wm Dunn has been arrested *n a charge of stealing lead pip* from the boose of Mrs. Dr, Dnllard on North New Jersey street. - Whelan, a guard in the southern penitentiary under Sbuler. picks to pieces tne Rodifer story in the Herald, lie thinks the author should bare b, en more familiar with facts.
The Radieel club met yesterday afternoon at Progressive ball Mr. Millison delivered a lecture on education. NextSunday Mr.Thompson will spean to the question, "Are we a free peoJohn Trott has broken ont in a new place, this tune lor eaurine the arrest oi 0. K. Coe on a charge of aarault and battery. Mr. Coe’s offense was that ol interfering to save Mrs. Trott from her infuriated husband who was chasing her with in upraised chair. The German orphan asylum will be contro’» led by tbe iollowing officers: Fred Rurch^aupt, president: 11 bu»«e, recording secretary; 11, Roescner, finance secretary; F. B. Richter, treasurer: T. Be; der. V. Plensterth G Reyer andC Bchroomeyer, trustees. Tko following t'urtees bold over: H. Helm, F. Thoms ana W. Tockenbrook.
County prosecutor Heller looks with suspicion on the el ore- of certain disinterested democrats to get him to stir up a fuss among late strikers. He says he knows ot i
lem tbe
vioistlons aga nst tbe st ite laws by the strikers and if*tbere good detuoceat* know ot any they could work »n buskirk and get him to
atari the ball a rolling.
Mr Job' Wcikertand his family, residing at North Ind xnapol a. leithome yesterday to be absent ail da . Returni' g iti the evening they d scovered tr ees o burglars, which being followed up demonstrated the tact that several solid silver Simons and fork* had been tak n out ot the kitchen. Beyond this nothtbfeves** dUturl)dd * No c,u * t0 N.W. Parker and L. M. McCormack have Issued a cali tor » grand rally of all the friend* of tabor, at (he state hou*e. at 7:30 this even irg Object of the meeting: "The present turn rint ami destitution of the wealth pro ducers o< our r< untry will be oonsidewed and means devised, it possible, to relieve she wants and to procure tbe pardon and release of our Iriends. tie strikers recently convicted felon’s'cell " an * rT anl inoareerated in the A gentleman and lady out buggy-riding Saturday ereuin* were met by a man on horseback soon a ler p ?s na through the firsi. tollgate north of tbe exposition crounds. Ha or-
dered the gintlcman to bait.
st t
lands. Ha
but a de af oar
» g<
was tnrned to the command, and tne wh plied to the horse, tbe highwayman firing at the occupants of the buggy as they retreated. One of the shots took effect in the back of the
vehicle,
wheth for soi
Th* Vin
ie. me gentleman »er it was an sssassi', t me one else, or a robboi
ntleman doe* not knew
who mistook him
or.
! pil solid bed The w ole will probably be filled
pai lanothr pel the addition of a span at' the''south end. There is a strong tendency in the enrrent driven off from the north bang to cut around, the south abntmen', and a flood big enough to start the work will finish it in a very few boun.
ACTON.
Wfeat a, Worldlng tsaaer at the Camp
nootlisp Veeterday.
He saw 6,000 ether worldings with two or three thonsand Christians thrown in tor leaven. The 5,0)0 publicans cam* to see what the S.Gfci saints did, and how thsy did it. three immerse trains took tbe city people to the camp grounds, and another train from tne north bronght in tour or five hundred excursionists Irom Lafayette and intermediate points, while all day long trains from the south conveyed re nlorceiuems Irom Kdiubutch, Franklin,jShelnyviile. and other point* in two or three counties. There were rnral equipages galore anchored all over a doisn acres, with horses in sufficient numbers to
^pply a eavairy division. Desawlarae meetings in end evening in tbe central p;
progress all day
and evening in tbe central pavilion and fiotn tbe excited ejaculations as of pain from oocul ar t* of tbo mourners bench ani tbe earnest and veciferens appeals irom tne pnlpit orators was led to believe that son)* were saved, lie also saw little branch meetings under Y . M. C. A rordnet in progress at short d st >nce Irom tbe navilion. At one of these he heard a young limb el tne law. a very yonug and a very short limb, telling an audience of grandlathers that the mighty problem of the hereafter could be solved by a child of ten years of age, and be fell to wondering why Spencer. Baldwin. Swedenborg and othar philosopher* wore such foe s as not te be able t* se* what a
getting AN the wheel. Oblivion* to th* eyes*t th* world she drew up her skirta, displaying mnscnUr calves atshedid so. and then reached oat with cue foot tor tbe hub. Sbe passed in the operation to exchange a word with another damsel and than felt b'indly for th* elusive bnb, *• though expeetlng her toes to gr un it like fingeis. Sbe had forretten tbe shoes, aeparemly bn: finally climbed into the wagon oaly to tarn around again and crawl out bear fashion over the **■! same wheel. lie saw asteady stream of humanity winding about hither and thither; looking at the groups in front ot th* lodging houses and in turn owing looked at, passing and repassing, iotenton seeing all that was going on and listening to everything except the sermons and exhortations ef the preaehers. He saw that a camp mfidfcfiviflr Kffnrriiwi nnnnrtnnit i*fl fsar *'aninvlri n
rectien. as far as tbe eye could reach, could be seen couple* courting with all the vigor aad abandon ot yonth. Kven th# wagons and carriages were ntilized, and levmg swains with arms about the waists of coy and blushing maidens attitndiniiiag ter tbs benefit ol the public were sight* of sack frequent reearrence as to excite no alarm. Indeed courting seems to be as much the business of camp meetingas that of snatching brands from th* burniag. and it is carried oa witk equal earnestness. Tbs seductive water melon man. the elTervesccnt pop maa and sh* unsatisfactory Innoh man flourished in ail their native glory and drove a lucrative trade, while away out on the outskirts the worldling stumbled across two or three parties of bunko thieves ready at a minute's warning to produce a sweat cloth and open un a chuck a-luck game, or to manipulate the treacherous thimble and nimble punk on tbs appearance of asteerer with a "pudding’’ in tow. These useful members of society did net bear tbe outward marks of prosperity, and the crop of fools seemed
small.
lie noticed during the day the absence of loose women snd their male consorts who are urually attracted to camp meeting, on Sunday in particular, but towards evening the number increased and at night the woods were lull ot’em. though th* min doubtless kept many away. Tbs grounds and adjacent groved seem to be well policed, aad th* presence of Chiel Travis with a squad of trusty officers in citizens' clothes may have done much to tone the lawless els
i lawless *1
it is at night, however, that camp ic may be is id to be in their glory and th
meetings ' e one at
Acton is no exception to tbe general rule Prayar meetings and love 'easts are ueld ir
r tent_ and
ove 'east* are l
every tent and every room of the lodging houses Th# pious lever of tbo day culmie stes at night and dues not exhaust its flan until the we* sma’ hours.
In the Jail.
There arc now 88 prisoner* in the county
jsii, three ol whom are women and colored. Morrison, the Brightweod wife-poisoner, will corae to trial next Friday. His health has been bad but if now- improving. John Cone, charged with the murder of Cnpt. Jack, the West Washington street saloon-keeper, September 27, IS'3, will be tried early next mouth, George Poising* r. horse steaiiag, will be tried as soon as certain depositions to be taken in Cincinnati are forthcoming. James Dale, tbe burglar shot by Myren Dixon, will be tried aeon. The wenad in bis thigh which or a long time was an ugly one has finally healed. Win. Marshall and James Kelley, pigeoadropiers. have each begun serving out a sentence of ninety days. In addition to this penalty a fine oi $2.6 in each case will have t > be served out at tbe rate ef fifty cents a day unless some contederate cemea to their relief with each. Buck Farley, in from Hamilton county. is charged with receiving stolen horse-flesh. He is praying for a ebangt of venue from that county te this. Tbe straw-bail man, James Sewell, is now out on his own recognizance. Fred. Meyers, who is serving out a ninety days’ sentence lor shooting Durst, the batcher, is deputy grub boss. He says he needs nothing but nis daily beer to make him
tSUVS WIIU A-c »*» Ok «*"* v* vp ajIillCUO
rases, counteneiting, are in for sale keeping. George Matthews, colored, went out to-day, after serving a twenty-three days’ sentence fer adultery. Bob Collins, also colored is serving out a six months’ sentence with a fine ot $750 attached lor bastardy. As he has no. means to pay th* fine, he is com muting it at fifty cents a day and figuring hiw long it will take te work out his release. Jamca Ingram, adultery, is in for forty days. Abe Jetl'ries, petty larceny, and Thomas Jackson. Charles Smith, Adson Walker. Charles Morisky and Marrha Lane, grand larceny, are anxiously awaiting the action ot the grand jury. Abe Levi will go
rth in a day or two for
wo lor a yea D-dollar fiddle
for stealing a two-
Edward and Albert'McIntire, assault and battery with intent to kill, will bear from tbe nrand jury. William Jones, charged with false psetenses in selling a soda fountlin that d d not belong to him, sentenced some time since 4o two years in the penitentiary, after serving six muntbs, wants a new trial. Anna loins and Anna Lewis, colored, will be tried for petit larceny next Thursday. The former is
enciente.
Shooting- Affray.
James Fry, a colored man, was shot Saturday night by Charles Foster, who accused him —uiinal intimacy with Lis (Foster’s) The affray took place on Indta'ia are
of criminal
wife,
nue near tbe canal. One ot the six shots fired by Foster took effect in Fry’s left breast, the
^ ar
moriiing Foster was sent to the grand jury t investigation. lie is held en a charge of as-
sault and battery with intent to kill.
- - - f ry s leu breast, the bullet ranging downward and enter ng the stomach._ Both men were arrested, and this
nd jur
I’ire. Between 10 and 11 o'clock Saturday night a bright iijrht was observe! northwest of the city. It proved to be a fire at Nortn Indianapolii. Two two-story frame dwellings occupied by the families ef Alonzo Boyd and James Owens were burned to the ground. Mr. Owens succeeded in saving bis furniture; in the other esse the contents went with tbe building. The bouses were valued at $700 each.
3(m<‘iu€?ni- correctea. To the Editor of The Indianapolis News: An anoniraous article in News of the 10th inst. casts a reflee upon a life insurance company named i charging, in effect, that the officers of company committed perjury be ore the au or ot state, in ^wearing that they were j *t ssed ot at least I.IKJ.HOO o: aotual cash i ita). while their official statement shew# the amount of their cash capital paid u $.. . 11 1 Your correspondent fails to notice that insurance law ot March 3. 1877, makes no u tion ol capital stork, and for the purpo< making a point b* fails to see that tbe si amount mentioned above represents ae capital stock paid up. It also s him to disregard the tact that the s. statement to which he refers shews the c pany to be possessed ot capital in th# si tbe Uw requires of $3^X9.430.69, over above tliis $25,500. That this is a fall and honorable eorapli with the law b shown by the fallowing p graph from a cir alar issued by th* andiu State to the insurance companies in Ji 1877: It l# proper to state that a oompanj transact business ia this state under th*
the kind ot secanties as deeigduted by m 1 of law enclosed. The $2*0 txx) may be ii cd in any one of the securities named or
•t them combined.
It is to be hoped that this paragraph w -M-your cerreapoodent to answer his ition, "Is it perjury, or what is it?"
Jam as Gskkxb.
able ques
vAMRS v« sarun.wan.
Agent Berkshire Life ins.
DETECTIVE MIC ILL. Playing Robber to Catch aa IncoaAlary, and JUrwalt Vp a Cang of Thlevoo. „ Deteitive Pago returned last nigkt from Shelby county ajter an absence of ten days, in which time he did some of the prettiest d teetive Work that has t>, en recorded tor many days. Laid February a stable, belonging io n.E. Deacon, a tanner living nine miles south ol ^elbyville, was burned, together with three horses and a quantity ot gram The flie was the work of an incendiary and suspic.on was directed to sereral persons, but a* do proof could bo obtained no arrests were ma le. A lew weeks ago the case was put into ti • bands of Page A Dishing, and a weoc ago la*t;Tbursday Pag*, disguised as a tramp, visited tbe Deacon nuighoorhood. He soon fell in with Fonntine Fiddler and Reuben Mun.-od, a brace ot hard characters living in th# vicinity. Fiddler came irom North Carolina where he was torcod to emiirate for "nigger killing," and Munson hailed from Virginia. Togothsr the three planned and carntdout thro* burglaries, John -Saiding at Fiatrock switch on Monday night; Deacon's of $75 and a gold watch Wednesday night, and on Friday light a jewelry store at Hope. Bartholomew ooanty. In tn* meantime Munson and Fiddler took Pag* into their cocfiJenc* and among other things tbe first gamed contrssed having been paid Iu0 by Nathan Trimble fci barn Dea ou’s barn, that tbe contract bad baen fulfilled and that Fiddler beard the baraaia mad* and saw the crime cemn-itted. Trimble is a farmer liviag a half a mil* seal!* ef Deacon’s aad a bitter feud has existed between th* two men for years. The stelea plunder - was secreted in one of Trimble’s gr naries, and on F’riday night fitteen members of th* virilance committee, on iiiormation famished by Pag-, concealed themselves in Trimble's out buildings, and at 3 o’clock in th* morn ng, when the marauders earn* ia from their burglarious < xpeuitionstbe entire party was arrested, with tte stolen property ia a wagon obtained for tbe pnrpo^e. The justice before whem th* men were taken put tbe bail very low, $80#, aad Trimble went en Munson’s bond, his mother becoming rurtty ter bis ewn appearance. Fiddler seeing how the land lay, turned state’s evidence and told what he knew about the hara burning and many ether crimes in which he and hi* accomplices were concerned. P*»e and an assistant named McKee, wh* were in the party when arrested, were released on th* proper explanacien being mad* to the esquire. The job was very neatly worked up aad Page deserve* credit for it. He took terrible risks and won.
Fwnrtb Ibnrcb Excnreionlste. The Fourth cbarch-exeursionist* returned from Ink* Maxinknckee baturday evening. The night before, they took tareweli of the iako by indalging in a ball at Peter Spangler’s gotten up by Miss Nelli* Landers and the Misses Baggs. Before tb* break up, resolutions were passed recemmsr. ding th* lake to future excursion parties; thanking Messrs. Wiles and Kitgsbury. tb* managers, for their courtesy and zeal, and the Spanglers for the quality of fareirorided and fur many kindnesses. The party numbered sixty-fly* ladies, gentlemen and chiidrea, wko experienced a most delightful time.
A curiously shaped key of the pattern used in tbe senthern prison t# lock the cell doors, is suspei ded from the gas fixtures at th* township trustee’s office. When an ex-oonyict or "croak’’ applies at the olice, and they are nearly all known there, their attention is called to tbit key, when they “twig” the application aad depart.
LOCAL IT MM*. Children’s carriages, chairs, swings, etc., at Cbas. Mayer A Co.’s. s v ? • Picture frames and cornices cheaper than ever at 44 and 36 East Washington at. ez
Velocipedes and wagons for girls and boys at Chas. Mayer * Co.’s. s t?
. Attention is called to noti'-e in for tale column of *ar*e track of iand, ■ffV-red by A. Vortter. uoo!
Pure.
“To tbe pure all things are pa Elliott’s Pure Apple Brandy Bit all drugg sts.
re,” and so is ters. Sold by
ez
For Asking taskle, base bail goods andcroqnetts, go to Chas. Mayer A C*.'s. s v?
IF YOU Don’t know Goods in the CLOTHING LINE are CHEAP, call at
Trade Palace, And be convinced of the fact in five minutes.
SUGARS DECLINED.
Oin* Prices. Cut LoaG _....„..7 lbs. $1.0$ Crushed 8 lbs. $1.00 Powdered 8 lbs $1.00 Granulated 8 lbs. $1.Do Standard A 8% lbs. $1.00 Extra C, white 9 lbs, 91.00 C Coffee VY, lbs. $1.00 Yollew C..™ 10 lbs. $1.00
H. SCHWINGE, 51 North Pennsylvania St AND 259 Massachusetts Ave.
CREAMERY BUTTER. For table use, in ceyered Jars, always fresh and sweet, and delivered promptly on order. 81 East Market St-
Browning A Sloan liar* in stock a large rarlrty ot snaps, brushes, cembs. oils, perfumeries, extraelt, and everything ell* that belong. to the drug ttore business. Fre-erip-uons a specialty, compounded from the best drugs and medicine*. uo t
Nonci. Freeh Oysters, Clams. Lebatera, Shrimps, and all delicacies of the sea shore received daily at Schaffner’s "New Oyster Bay/’ >o. 17 N. Pennsylvania st., between Odd Fellows’ Uidl and Fostoffice. „ nut Novelties in jewelry, band bracelets, at Chat, Mayer <k Co.’s. s v?
Fine retail cigar store, also the best reta’l wineroom, at 39% W. Wash, st., 2nd floor is fer rent or to sell. no 0
Readers *t The News wh* ar* temporarily absent frem th* city can hare the paper sent t# the<r address, postage paid, fer twelve ceate per week or fifty cent# a month. Th* addreet will be changed as eftea as desired, and if the term paid for has net expired whoa th* snbseriber retaras, th* paper will be served at his resident*# hy carrier. a
Novelties of every descriptien are constantly arriving at Chat. Mayer A Co.’s. s v T
The railroad crossing at Mitchell -ia well supplied with hotels, all of very fair quality: but the traveler will always be sure ef a sumptuous meal and th* best of treatment at the Faulkner Hotel, right ea the seuthwest corner opposite tb* depot. It is a place that everybody likes alter having tried it.
Shell Oysters, Clams, Crabs, Lobsters, etc., received daily al Bobaffner’s "Oyster B *y.’ uu t
Traveling satchels and baskets of every deoription at Cbas. Mayer A Co.'s, ■ v? Cash, bond and deed boxes in all s'zas. at Cbas. Mayer A Co ’a. s v ?
TUESDAY’S PRICES FOR Sugars WILL BE THE SAME AS TO-ZDA-IT’S AT Nos. 34 A 36 TV. Wash. St. No. 7 Odd Fellows’ Hall, No. 250 Virginia Ave. . No. 1 Madison Avenne. IrU. H. XiUnEL
Sale of Coucty Buildings.
The undersigned will sell at public sale on next Saturday, th* 13th inst., commencing at ll* o’clock a m , tbe old court hou.e, and old connty building, including tbe gas pipes and gas fixtures belonging to them. Also at tbe same time we will sell three large base burner stoves, twenty-six coal and wood stov-s, officers’ tables, shelving for beoks an 1 papers, chairs, et*. also carneuter shop, coal house and other eut-buildings.
TERMS OF SALEt One-third ef the price of th* brick building! eaab in band; one-third in three months and tb* remaining third in six months. For stoves, et* , suras of fire dollars an i under, cash: over five dollars, a credit of six muntbs will he given. Purchaser te give note with approved seeurily, waiving valuation and appraisement laws. Sale to take place on county square. SAMUEL CORY. A. C. RBMY, WILLIAM tfoRMAN. uo n Commissioners of Marion oonnty.
PRICES REDUCED TO SUIT TIMES. LUMBER, Lath and Shingles, ALL K15DS *V BUILDINGJHATERIAL Wo are new retailing Lumber from onr yard at WHOLESALE PRICES Prices a* LO* a# any manufactnr*r and dealer in the city. Cali and tee us befere yon build. C. C. FOSTER & CQ-, COR. FIRST STREET AND I.. C. A L. R. R. ±
INSURE Happiness to yourself and friends by having a suit of clothes made in th* lateot styl-s from piece goods which combine beauty an 1 durability, and at the same time cost a moderate price. Business suits a specialty. I GAN A TftEAT, Drapersand Tailors.
A Lawn
Caa be greaHy im
mproved by haring scattered IR jN FLO'V ER VA^KS.
a Verandah.
SETTEES, etc. A house needs a Verandah.
Wbst better than one made of iron? All style* iron fronts for bnsiams blacks.
etc,, can be baa at
HAITOH A CO.’S
Architectural Iron Work*. OFFICE—$4 South Penasylvenie st.
Males oflnterast On mortgages on desirable business and residence property in this eity and the leading cities of the State. Application, (or loans on improved farms also considered. Charcot m Marat*. i have som* Meridian National Bank Stock for sale. JOS. A. MOORE, 84 EAST MARKET ST.
e. o. f’h.iivk:, AMKBICA9 AND FOREIGN
Mechanical Engineer and Expert in Patent Litigation. OFFICE—Room No. 21. Martindal*’# Block, Pennsylvania street, Indianapolis, Ind.
JACOB METZGER & 00. BOTrLKU or P. Lieber & Co.’s Excelsior Tafel Beer, 813 MADISON ATE. Prompt attention given to postal eard orders. HUFGELE’S
Choice Wines. LIQUORS and CIGARS, «• BAST WASHINGTON ST. gAXISBUHY, VINTON * CO. CENTRAL PAPER MILL
MAKU THB BMT AXTIOLB OP
JV K W S F* A. PKR« WTfc* Paper upon which the Indianapolis Journal ia printed is farahthed by this MiU.
SPECIAL MEDICATION. !Clsroml« Dleessees st Specialty, The Doctor hat had many years of experience in tb* treatment of tboe* diseases requiring special skill and experience, and feels perfectly safe in vmatratiiteeiitff m cure la every case where it is posaibl* for hnman aid to effect a car*. Daring bis extensive practice in tbit city fa* has treated thousands of ladies and gentlem«n aucoeesfully, and to their entire satisfaction, to whom he respectfully refers. Consultation invited, in person or by mail. Prepared medicines sent safely
J. «. COWIE A CO.,
Dealers in
MOIST TJMETSTTS,
NO. 74 N. DELAWARE ST.,
? IKOI^XXPOLIS, IXDIXXA.
Tie Mi
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF INDIANAPOLIS, END, The Only Hue Company in the State. ■Ed'UKE—HUTU AL—IABEBA.K. Ita beat friends are among th# principal bnalnese men of Indianapolis—man who Know It beet. Its funds loaned only to poUey holdeaa Admitted Aseeta *377,073.WJ Officer*—A. D. Lynch, President; a. G. Pettibone. Vice President: L G. Hay Sec’y; Prod, Bans, Trees.: Wm. K. Harvey, Aciaary. * Medical Advlaon—P. 8. Newcomer, M. D.; Jf H. Wood barn, M. D. General Office in Oonnany’a Building, oorneg Kentucky avenne and Illinois street to T
“A No. 1.” The above trade mark means strictly pare goodg guaranteed. Country and town dealers at a distance may order bv postal or letter onr job lot packages with assurance not onlv of freshness bat of the latest decline in the msirket. Roasted Coffee, Pare Spices, Baking Powder. Onr Baking Powder U the “CLIMAX,” which won the premium over all competitors at the State Exposition, and haa evar since led the van. A. B. GATE* A CO., t SI E. MARYLAND ST.
FOR Garden Hose, HOSE REEL, Hydrants, Street Washers, Gas Pipes, Plumbers’ Materials, Steam Brass Goods, Etc., Etc., JOHN KNIGHT, 110 & 112 S. Delaware St.
BLAKE, JACKSON & QUINIUS, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 75 W. Washington st , Indianapolis. Fruit, Produce, Poultry, Game, Hide* Feather., eto., a specialty. Consignments and correspondence aalioited. Prompt returns guaranteed.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY 2.
BARGAINS IN
In order to reduce onr large stock, have placed on sal* a lot of FANCY CASSIMBRBS at reduced pricaa. Pant*. $5 So to $7: former priee, $8 to $10. Smt, $25 to $28; former price. $39 to $38. A. J. GKR8TNHR, 171 Beet Washington.
TWO THINGS
WE AIM AT:
T# make every sale prefit the customer and yet be satisfactory to ourselves. Small prolu, cask payment*. Truthful representatisiu about goods. Th*** ar* th* secrete.
t. c. Romr, 441 N. Illinois street.
JOB
M^deJmSie.*Jomwk'* Co^W,"WJLOO.^sI Pennsylvania Street.
THE PEOPLE WHO ARE LOOKING FOR BARGAINS LSbiTisiuf.^ $3.00. PLAID CASSIMERB SUITS Far 9$ 50; worth at retail $114$. PLAID CASSIMXRE SUITS FcrW.OOs w*rth at retail $1M*. PLAID CASSIMBRE SUITS For $1040; worth at retail $lft.«0. UNION CASSIMERB SUITS For $6 90; worth at retail $$.$$. PLAID CASSIMERB SUITS For $7.50: worth at retail $12.M. YOUTHS’ PLAID CASSIMERB SUITS F*r $5.00; worth at retail 9M0. YOUTHS’ PLAID CASSIMERB SUITS For $0.00; worth at retail $10.00. BOYS’ PLAID CASSIMERB SVITi Fer $3.71; worth at retail $$■$$. BOYS’ PLAID CASSIMBRE SUITS For $4.75: worth at retail 9S.Q*. Everything: in Light Weig-hta Im 11 he proportion whilo they last, AT THE fftaClotlig Stores.
REDUCTION IN Cakes and Candies.
Flnoet French Assorted Candet, 50# per lb. Finest French .Mixed Candies, 36e per lb Pure Home-Made Candies, 2$e per lb. Onr Celebrated CakeaPLAIN BLACK CAKE. WHITE CAKE, POUND CAKB, RAISIN CAKB. FRUIT CAKB, Sponoi Caxa, Are of snperior quality, as they are mad* of tbe finest material oaly. Onr 10E CREAM holds its standard.
40c Per Lb.
Becker’s Confectionery, 32 N. Pennsylvania St.
TBY TAGGARTS BREAD.
R efrig'erators, ICE CREAM FftEEZERS, ICE TONGS and CHESTS, WATER COOLERS, •rent Variety and Very Low Figure*. G. F. ADAMS & CO., 78 N. PENNSYLVANIA 8T.
Weaver Bros., Undertakers Have removed to Ne. SS North Illinois street, Y. M. C. A, Building, where they have everything p*rU:aing to a flrst-elaas Undertaking citablishment, la connection with th* Undertaking bntinas* they have th* best carriages in the eity, and will attend all calls day or night.
OF MEN'S, BOYS’AND CHILDREN’S Omts! Omats!
Will commence TO-DAY. end for balance of tbie week, at such very low prices that it will pay any one t# buy NOW insteaa of waitiag for the Winter, when yen will surely have to pay 50 per eent. more at the other storrs- . _ _ . MOBSLKK BROS.' New York Clothing Heute. 43 and 45 East Washington street.