Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1880 — Page 4

THE INDIANAPOLIS HEWS: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ,14.1880. — ; pi. w ■. in —, i ■■

BIG JOBS

U 8. AYRES & CO.’S.

jw* porrti—< fOfftMtXVBVDUS*

SBM, aar taVMtod «m«. Sfcarvfll to mM a« bat Httto iton ttoatott •tow. Alw, 11 CtoBbtoe Mta to to. wwth JATB. Dw lavs Solti to ItJb, vatohfLM. Allot** CM UMaro, ttnotoa mi Mwaw. to UgM

Btfl vtolbto, vwy tow to olw*.

AtovomiB totototoi btoptoa. Motawpoy

Tbo Ooatral Toaaf Wowoa’i Obrlittoo Temperance Union will meet thia erenibu to tbo iwdeveoof Mr. JohnP. Wood, 506 North Delaware itreet

Wo taw a «M 1# to KRT GOOBS IV

Bto aol ttototo Into >> wii.

The Indianapolii, Porn and Chicago, the Indianax>lis and St. Louis and th* Bee Lin* road* all von fpocial trains to-day to thf Cincinoati exposition. Charles B. Bockwood, lien tenant of the Garfield ftanrds, has been appointed by th* United States circuit court chief supervisor of elections in Indiana. Daring th* fan*r*l nrtfces of Mrs. Ringer last Sabbath, her nephew, Clarence Barn eel o, living Just across the street, died. Rather an unusual circumstance. Bob White on a plea to aunty to petit lav oeny was sentenced to thirty days in the oounty jail, and Thomas Clark, grand larceny, was gi ran two years north. j Tbs tod Malleable iron works, at St Clair •treatand th* canal were partially destroyed vewwday evening by an incendiary Ire. th* is« wfll amount to a f*w hundred dol-

lar*.

Th* polio* board bare retired Patrolman FiodBog for endae force exercised to arretting * colored toaa last weak. Hugh St*wart and William asraewsaooeed to Taoanoie* on

the force.

Th* hospital board hev* decided to stand by thsur action in the recent appointment of a hespitat staff, and also to charge a fee of three dollars for students attending clinics

ifet that institution.

Becvetory Thompson has indicated Us acceptance to an invitation to deliver an oration on the oocedon of the reunion to the G. A. R. in this city next week. Gen. Slo-

cum will also be present.

The executive oommittee for the ex-pris Loners of war reunion will meet to-morrow evening at tha Grand hotel Responses to imitation*sent not indicat* a lacg* toteud-

ano* on the 29th and 90th lost.

WB call your attention this

week to OUT very large stock Witt convert the building into a first claw

Of lAADrES’andGBMTS’OoW * - - ^

Watcbee, and aak especial attention to some very fin© Swiss movements of a recent importation, which we will case up to order. If yon want a Fine Watch, or a good Cheap

Watch, call and see us.

* * BINGHAM, WALK A MATHEW, 12 E. Washington Bt.

Th* Ooorte. ■urxuM oeusr—houujr, jr. t ■ssseto. BOOM J—KLLICIT. JUDOB. L. D Watermen v» ChrlMlan L. Meyer et el. Finding for plalntUI m acatoat Meyer for S2.918.S1 with rebel and agatnet plaintiff aa to ether defea-

danta.

Bank of Cotemms vs *. C. Loaey et al. Bobmitted to C0«rt*B agreed »ttosment of facts. book t-aowa, rtmon. Edwin A, Wert atal vs. Jetee Areas to at. Bolt for partition. Defendant's motiae lor new trial overruled. -rOliv* L Oreood vs. Mssae Onwterd to al. Foreclose!*. Defendant's motion for new trial ass-

tatmitf*

Mlddlemx nrebasg CO. vs. X. A. Stack et sL tocalver ordered to nwke a final report.

.. Joka R. Monford va. Alfred BravereteL De-

fendant's motion far new trial overruled. Jeeepfc Irery va. M'chael Lawlem. Damage

Diamfeoed by ptalntift.

BarahS Memlck va. Haaektah Ml Oe trial by court

For good oils. Far good eoapa, For good palnta, eta., et*..

Th* Ae*d*my Is th* place, and forget it.

a.K'Mk

Stick to Maine!

i A Oo., e#nar Maryland and AMad^narteto for lomber, ahiagtaa, bhnda, toe. Large stock on band

l - » , 3 aai Oarpenenfe, UW.Ohtaat.

Dfvorea,

Nr the rta«t, Lerpret and Chenpeto ttaato Dry Geada ever brenght to Indianapelta. re Ms. ATMMFle now in Mew York with atx etoatoato. eeeurtng the most 4<M fable M*velUni and Btopfos

lar each department.

FMW GOODS ABUTIMG DAILY. L. S. AYBES A 00*

by mall.

Notice to Tamers.

a pataenger elavator greeted, and other mo3-

ern impr* vements aided.

Harry Wharf*, an ax-stag* manager, was badly naad up in aa anconnter with John Kentail to Tony Pastor’s combinat>on, sustainiug a brnisad eye and fractured head. The difficulty occurred al an early hoar this morning on Illinois street, and both parties

were sabsequantiy arrested.

Gen. Weaver has made appointments in this state to tha following places and data*: New Albany, September 25; Greenfield, September 27; Lebenon, September 2t; Covington, September »; Indianapolis, September 29, evening; Winnassae, September 30; Plymonth, October 1; Blnfftan, October 2. Miss Helen, daughter to Gen. George B. Wright of this city, has accepted an invitation to nnvaU the ittoa* of "The Private So'dier” to Antietam on the ITth lust. Gen. Wright has been very prominent in securing this piece to art, ana the invitation is extended as a recognition of his efforts. General and Miss Wright leave for Baltimore tomorrow, and will proceed at once to Antic-

reraaan Hopeful. [Wadflngtoa special.] In oonvarsatiato to-day Secretary Sherman •poke hopeioliy of the republican proepecte la the weal. In. all th* speech** that ha mad* he lays h* did aot hav* a small or inattentive audience at any point. "What do you think of Indiana!" was

askek.

"I think Indiana win go repub"can. I was a good deal in that state. Our people are working hard and gaining constantly.” “How about OhioP* t . "Oh, we will cany Ohio. Thar* is na dooLt to that la my mind." A ir*v*l Oyecer Bed. fBretoa Herald.] The bark Fantea, Oapt-DalxeU, now moored at Long Wharf, is attracting considerable attention, its sides and copper bottom being completely covered with large nests of oysters, which fastened themselves to th# vessel while tote was off the cost to Africa. Bach nest or group weighs fully half a pound, and already 60 bushels of them have bean taken off. Tkey are all In excellent condition, aad will be immediately bedded in tka Boston flats. ' GENT’S FASHIONS—LOUIS DK88AWS. ▲ representative of The News this morning looked in upon Lonis Deaaar’s merchant tailoring department, 120 and 122 Booth Meridian street, overflowing with invoices to his recent eastern purchases. Mr. Landgraff, the efficient superintendent of tha cutting department, shows some elegant sample garments, cut in tha prevailing style to the season. They are richly worth seeing by those who oars to conform to the demands to fashion in smantial features. The line of piece goods shown is the most extensive ever exhibited by this house, sod they have secured some advantages in large cash purchases which will be appreciated.;

HOWLAND’S Pm Bier Vine® u. ^ -4 fkh foil & ' :i wM- * Tps ms * " “ i t wj Whole and Ground Spies

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No. S4 Wool WaddastOB St No. 7 Odd Fellows Hal). No. 260 Tlrginla Arenue. No. 1 Madison Arenao.

YOUR

COIL AND COES

mXXTTASM,

201 South Delaware

Years ago I leaned this motto, and it was all I bad to stick to, forall alee had failed me. It was down hill, and tha only brake I had gave way—kinder petered out—which was tha bridle bit; but I didn’t care a bit, for I knew I could "stick to Sanaa” with oa* hand, •bd, if need be, to the tail with the other. So "Old Candidate,” which was the name to my horse, started, and yon just ought to sea him run until ha ran smack against the ftfe to September, which kinder stopped him; tart he started, and I hang to “Old Gaadidate” by tha mane until ha ran aboat sixty days; and J. A. McKenxie told me he stopped att right, and no harm was done to me, and Maine was all ngbt, only they could not come eo far for clothing as 38 West Washington street.

YBAGLHY’S BURGLAR PROOF Sash Lock U the ONLY window leek that wifi give veattlaMew aad sactnarr from bargtan. Buariae It ■t No- 70 last Market it, Indianapolis. Yeagley Sash Lock Co D. M, BNYDMB, Bse. aad Treaa. a,ta,th 4-S

Oyster Dealers.

WM HAYM ARRANGED WITH

REPUBLICAN TICKET.

KATB. For Governor, ALBERT G. POSTER. Fir Lieutenant Governer, THOMAS HANNA fto ladfas Bapsms Ooort, Si Dtatztot, B. X. ELLIOTT; im Dtatetat, WM. A. WOODS. For Bsentery of State. EMANUEL B. HAWN. Vto Auditor si Mat* BDWABD M. WOLV* Pur Trerenrer of State, ROWELL 8. HILL. For Attorney Geaenl DANIEL F. BALDWIN Ptr nii|iata«reilret PuMta laatenettan, JOHN M. M-ruter Fc Clerk ef Bapreare Court, DANIEL B0T8E. Far Biiireter ef fftqws Court, V. M. MOB. For Otognse, 7th Dtatriet, B. J. PBBLLB.

COUNTY.

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INDIANAPOLIS, DTD.

AGHNT far

Bred year teda to

0. «. MILLER 4 CO.

Far Bheriff, H. C. ADAMS. Ter TXeemrer, J. L. MOTHEBSHKAD, Far Recorder, J. L. BIRLE&. For Oreoaer, A CL MAXWELL. Far Surveyor, H. B. PAYOUT. ^ For CemmieMeoer, JOHN H. SMITH. Per JOdr*. L. 0. WALKBB. roe anrAroas, •BOBGB H. CHAPMAN, 1LAYIU8 J. VAN TOR HIS. worn aaraanRAxm* JOHN W. PPBNAfl, L N. COTTON, . THOMAS MoSHKEHEY, * J. & HINTODt, Y. CARTER, j

NEW I FALL STTLMi OF Carpets aad Wall Paper, BEMBMBEB THE PLAOH, AT Vaa. SO to td Senth minata It 4-T

tarn.

holding reeetpta for taxes paid mat ef Tre—nrer'a ooeremeati

AE pan Cither ea IP' 4etbM)

tram Beptomhar 4, 1S7S, to September 4, 1ST7, toelaMve, rigned hy JACKSON LANDERS, Tieeanrer, aad from September A 1S77, te September A 2STS, Mgned by SAMUEL HAN WAY, Treeeuire, W*1 ptaree present them or forward a eopy, alvteg date ef paymeot, amoanta paid, aad by whom reeMpted tar, to the Board of Gouty Commissioners Of Merten Co only, can County Auditor.

oas

A BBVMY PARK, N. J., COR. 5TH AVENUB red ElaadeyeA; loeetien an ex caption able, bocUng Ocean and Snnoet Lake; open till Ooteber tat; private table tf deeixed. Addreo H. H. JOHNBS, f Or Inquire SI W. SSth eA, H. Y

T>ES8SNAL—C. W, Tatewiler A Oo., IS Kart IT Wmhlngtecm. (Jgont

pEBSON AU-Hancock nd English dab bmlgee at

T>EBSON

A STS. Meridian etraet.

XT RMeridlre etiem. he* AL^GarSold and Arthor club bedgaa at

wiler, 4

J A L— The next pair of ahoes voU want

wtieerehDd try C. W. Tmte-

(a) nlu

vourmlf,

Bee aaloa tn tlM Board of TSode. When it was known this morning that the new board to directors had decided that tha recently, elected officers and directors had been properly chosen, tk* "independeats’s declared that they would not abide by the decision. Accordingly, when the noon session of the board was called to order, about fifteen grain dealers withdrew. They immediately established themselves in a room on the first floor of tha building,and arranged to receive the foreign markets by telegraph. A call-board was then established and a regular Indianapolis grain market quoted. ▲ number of important sales were made. Meanwhile tha nsoal call went on up-stein among the "regnlare,” jut as though nothieg had happened. A News reporter talked with a number of dealers, representing both faction* and all agree in regretting that affairs have taken the serious ti m that they have. The independents my that tha late election Was illegal and demand that th* persons declared elected as directors be ret aside. They place this upon tha ground that a camber qf proxy vote* were cast, and that a camber of persons voted who had never been boaa fide nnjmbers. oa account of never having signed tbs rail of membership. Just what w.ll be th* final outcome is hard to coujeotur*.

pEBSUNALr-BehNlteareta |raw^ vretaty^at St Bret WMhlagtre** * (a) to te ‘ T>EB80N AL—For boy** red alress 1 sehool i>oo5 JT aai abas* try tha Boot Uprid* Down, 51 and

T>EB80N. Jf and at Down, 61 a

AL—Oar fall red winter stock of booti tern Is now complete st the Boot Upeide

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T)F—F--—■ 1 , JT at Dearborn's, sol Mom, eve. Biore open Sanfiy far tire mle of modte'ne cxelaMvely. ah mU

Btoa**

The following official circular has bean

issued:

te WBonre Ihte to* eorare-teoae of the new eapltol win bo fold on too 28tii Inst., at U o’clock a to. ho *»* wlJbc^ronhy 1 oTthe* dignity*^ tkeVute Commlmtaur Thomsa A. Morris will deliver the introdnetory aedrem; Rev. T. H. Lynch will make the opening prayer; ex-Governor T. A. Hendrien wtildelivor the oration; Mn. 8. T. Belton will reed an original and appropriate poem; Governor J. D. Williams will officially ley the corner stone; and Bishop J. C. Talbot will pronoaoe the brae‘atesssr.::

meti prevliod oa it far all

PEBBOB AL—Jehu DM, tetenay tetaw.i^re

’zss-zg,

4 BOOHTY MffiBTINOa MjfAHONIC—Steate meeting of Oriental .Lodge, flfl. No.800,this (Tmadayjev^n^tenKte’cfock. Jomi M. BaanwaLL.^Sea' ° W> * M ’ TT O. H.—Emerpriac Lodge, No, L RogoJer U e meeting this (Tuesday) evening, at 8 o’clock. Xte re hive a fall attendance. By order.

Q. G. Sumtaa* Prm.

ff.M» Amixah—,Bsa. ; » RX ABONIC—Special meeting of Chpitalaty lodge, IeL He. M* pTaa. M., this (Tuesday) evening at 7:S0 o’clock for work in the third degree. Yie-

liing breUrre cordlaUy invited.

Wm. M. Da vi* W. M.

Wo. H. ImULBD, Beo’y. T j

ex-gov-

am of of the

ocauty eourtsef titeaute, memhen «f the present atete fogialetnra, editors red repreeentativos of the prma, aad mayors sad ooancila of the various cities te the atete The paUle generally is invited to attend. Beata can avail thaeoaelvmte excursion rates on tiurallroada. By order *f the board. Joint If. Godowu, ssewtary.

aiur’s mma^AixinsT.

Hie entertainment offered by Mr. James

■L L Knights: 5

Oom aired ary Na. 1, K. T M will jmaeA 8TRAYMD OB STOHLf?

Baoer hie'in

_ this Crhreday) srealag. By order BBaaj|j ^ 0

Ww. C. Ajmreena. Kecorder.

i prvseat. Hr. KUey

success last asaaoa, aad his first entertainment this year showed that he was endorsed by aa fin# an andtenoe aa Indianapolis could

tornatit.

P. V. BAUtm TO-WOEAOW.

Tha proniasa that have been made in rotation to th* “greatem show on earth,” will to-morrow become a reality. - Bantam

a fi “

91

aTBATSP. 1 mare: with dowbla haraev

rinc at., and receive

cm junfB.

—

r oecome a reality. Bantam makes

plllli

“JSSbitio?^!® ?

I A-S.

MH

Bor. O. A.

in person, end is to speak at each

ment, will add to procetriesi wMlJe

at • o^Montoginfctor ience of tbepahlto. Tickets t

^.UJyT. by, K l^ on Bates houre jawetry ate

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warn to-morrow morning at 10 o’clock. A pomanant organisation will ha affisetod, aad after tha bosinesa proper to the convention has been transacted, an adjournment will be bad to the Girata Pitt, where speaking Is announced at 2 o’clock. Col Dick Thompson, Hon. W. P, Piero, to Now York, Fred Douglass and Thomas Hubbard, of Chicago, are the speakers of the occasion. The headquarters to the committee have bean established at room 2, New-Dennison, where delegates are requested to report on arrival in the city. • Up to noon to-day over a hundred delmrtoi had reported from Ohio, Illinois and Missouri, And tha indications point to a targe gathering on the morrow. The headquarters of the Illinois delegation win be at the Grand hotel, and of the Indiana delegation at the New-Dennison. D«*’t West the G^d PUeee Ueorpcd. Whereas, The Bonlheret eoafarenoe is learetarv fa llj ^ * rm : snd

-j. ■riSSasfflrasans

Yho exearsion over the Baa Lifie this •oroiegat 10:30 o’clock taoto BoUfontiin* 2jjton nod Union, had 619 excuraoiujts atiNUBarvafr. to tola city, has been BtotaHad to be prsaent to the segaotaafloa to

^S^booi batiding N<l j will be ready |oraot^a L. Mam was to-day admitted tdprac-

tieaia th* auperior eanrt.

. W. p:^i*hback and Joha hav*

formed a law ptetawship.... . y Sahl* Maxwell, an Immato to til* femal*

tsiorasatory, died yastorday.

A. W. Wishard has bean appointed hy Jodro Adams master oommiastooar of the aivu eteeai t eoart | Tk* Manorial cbwreh folks hold a jubilee misttsh neat Sabbath *v*ning on the ttrangth to their ehnrch debt being psid. Howard OanoU, to the New YorkTime* and J, B. Ssritaoo, to th* New York Herald. «wemtbe city, watching th*India□*cam*

Htnry 0. Wilson was eh

and George B. Yanrn treasm .

he directors to th* board to

to room red that a trenteer Is faired re the pert

I

ea tbe part

. T?? “ -,ion 01 tha eoaf«r*noe wiU b* held in fihaihyvtlta.

Wheel to steady. Goto steedy. Oats stronger.

Bye steady.

tember cash, H(§»ae Oorn—nigh mixed, 40H mixed. 40^(<telc. Oets-whlte, S1>M

82c; mixed, IlffSIXc. By* 88c

Floor—New nronere, $6.6067.00; fancy, t5JMffi

.25; low grade* 82.75«8.50.

8.75: family, 84.76ta5.: Buckwheat, te.50g|«.

lb* wholemto market la galet; slight change la quotations. Bhoaldera, 0Hffi<9ie seked; short ribs 8^#8fc. Lard, prime^rteem, nominal te to; sweet pickle Jobbing prices—S. o. hams, UtaffiiaHcf * c. shoulders 7*e; breakfast bacon, llffe; bacon clear ■tee* lO^c bacon shoulder* 6^c; kettle lard, in Uaroe* to; in keg, 9^e; clear pork, fl*

IN—to*** by

fw.snaf.PHiA. September 14.—Wbee* crab and

HIM; Oct*oar mlee at M.06^:

September Sl.bSQlu.,

November, sates Sl.U6^. \jwu, cmu SepfembOTy; October, 52>^A*2%c

Corn, * 62!

(tot* 40c. By* 90*

and No-

K

CmoAeo, September 14.—Wheat, September ~ ~ ■ ■ r gktec * '—■- - — —

{7^bid* 0 Octeb«r

117.75; Novmnber S18.17H. Lard. October. $S.0i^. Short rib* September, 48.46; October. $9.t7X(§

*80.

TOUDOu September 14^—Wheat weak; No. 1

o. 2 red Wabash, cash or Septemto 973Ac bid; October 98J^e; December No 8 do 95c asked, 94£c bid.

No. 2 rad Wabash, cash or September 97 asked. 44^; N* 2 white 45Xc. Oats qalte; No 2 8to; rejected, M^e. Lake freights dull ami unchanged;

ih-ked; ; No 2 2 8to;

'•"rtf' ••-weg^rewre wares* rareaa reuvhjkllgdd { vvneat to Buffalo, 2^s; corn 2%c; wheat to Kingston, S*<c; core to; wheat to Montreal ^c;

corn Ae

1.M94. Corn, west01.1 steady aad quiet; western weteern white 41«H2c: d* mixed. 41te41HcTrea

tber 1A—Flour SMedy

1/with

Nxw Yon, Septeml ■

moderate demand; recelpto 18,268 barrel*; safes

14,000 barrels; * '

choice de

do. 44.8008 26: choice white wheat' do 44.25A -Ad* Wheat M tetac better aad moderately acfive; asdes of boahela No. 1 white 8*ptemner, 81 04; 24.000 bushels No. 2 red September 4l.W<tel.06%; 24 000 hosheto do October, JIA8; 48000 bnaheiaNat fl (B^ffiLOSta; do cash 41.08^ bid, SLOT aahed. Corn a abide better, and model Ate trade: sales 158,0*0 bn mixed western, spot, 5J#5%e; do futures OlMMMe. Oats a shade strong#; asles 78,00 bn, Including No. 2 September 39^o; do Oct- 87%#8to; no Nov. 4to; westew,4<vj48c. Beef stcody; demand vsrv light:

her SS^c; d<

and unchanged: new mam 41*00. Lard steady: steam rendered 48 42)* Batter quiet and to fair demand: Ohio 15HW80c- Cheere qnlet, for poor to fancy. Sngar unchanged and quiet Motoeea dull red unchanged. Western eggs qnlet at n||18)6e fancy to choice.

H*w Yoctol

ist a&ssfia'a’sisiviijf ciined to 2 per cent., Wabash, Pacific, theeate aai grange shares aad Hannibal ABt, Joseph lead-

ing tee downward movemanL

Book Island 117^iN. Y. Oentral —'81^ Wirea las 100 Ft. Wayneu. 124% Lake Shore _.10S% 11ttaburr121 Oanada Southern.•*. 80 lUtnoto Central.—.U2H Michigan Oentral^ 95 C., B. A 185 Erl*....„. 88)4 D„ L A W— 90)( Preferred... -.124* Morris A Raasx 111 SL PaaL « ^ n^w jw'Sitiii 7^StoSSS±r.:.:.: ^5 OhfoOretel XrJChaa^AOtgp.. *o^

289 Christen Ava, ^ Oocotr Pent BaUroad. t^Frash «M: tad plenty of it A B. MEYER. FBDfOXPAX. OFFIOB—II North F«m. S*

Vinegar.

WM. ARCHDEACON A OO. .Manufacturers aad deafen in choloe Pickles and vinegars, 276 Waet

Washington street, Indlanapelta.

Bering had a large experience, extending over

ecnty-flve vrera In the mennfaet

ANODYNE CURES DIARRHCBA, DYSENTERY. CHOLERA MORBUS, DIARRHCEA INFANTE If, ORA HUP COLIC, FLUX, and s” Pains In tha Stomach. Tha action c f this medlctre, in any of tbeee diseases, to esfe, speedy end sore. Does not contain the harsh pried pits that are tutd In this daas of remedies generally; leaves no bad after efiae* Wholesale and Retail by BROWNING & SLOAN and STEWABX & BABBY. Wbofeaated by A. KIEFER. Retail by All Druggists. MU ao-*tu,th

TWO-YEAR OLD CIDER VINEGAR II. PFAFFLII’S, TCLlo 0-x»ooez»a ’ NewBooks. POUR CENTURIES OF ENGLISH LETHEALTH—Osriteld. EXaJMJTRlO 9A TTfEMTffTg Mtadoi. FOB BALE BY BOWES, STEWART* CO. 18 West Waahingtoo a*

lie Mail. 40q4 D. A

Atoma , in 7 * at. P. A

Fiit*.,..— Us Pwterre*..^. ns Quicksilver u American Rx.....^. 41 Frafaread 57 U. 8. Ex

Itoe b«t ahew fa the werld to st the Academy. ■ ■— bax* AA«arerrru* far man red hey’* at feweal priest. “Sraton’s Hat Stare.” 28 Nerth Petreaylvaala sL : nhh Opening at June’s todies Oyster aad Dtalng Potter to-night, 26 aad 27 N. Illlaoissi. *s Everythlag at the Aeadaoty to qaa scale. l _ V*l ii - ■ » ■ Pond’s extract, far Internal as well as axteraal

reoognlxad aa wlthoat a* ecgtti for neuralgia, ague, homerrhage and InffemmaMoas w '1 .'i rr . y nho-tu.th.s. .! I ' Big heuai and apprectotiv* aailaacte are tea rule at tbe Academy. ■ .b '. » »«s ! 1 Oo to Jaaa's far yoot fraeh oysters and ofarrs by tee quart, can *r hundred. Shelloyatonaj t pedal ty. na* Enterprise Is visible every when at thcAQBdaaay, OaUaLlf N. Psnreylvaota atrea* Th« faett dinner In the dty; only 25 Mate. V • Fsrastoew worth doable the ahaUslop, g* te

tee Academy.

The Mercantile Agency. R.G.DUN&0O.

twenty-fiveyesuaIn themanulactore and seism Vinegar, aa well aa the Pickling of Vantabtee and Meat* where pore and ana dal ten ted Vinegar te absolutely naweary, we claim from that experlenca te be gnahlad to praent to tha pnblfe an article particularly adapted both for the Ubl* where pore wholesome vinegar should be need and pickling, where pore wholesome vinegar moat be need if done raecemfuUy. We Inrite both consumers and dealers to call and examine our goods regard lem of pc refusing. [A sol yets of Arehd*aaoa*i White Win*

Vinegar.]

Of rum of Joha Huaxr. Chemist and Apothecary,

104 North Pennsylvania street. Indianapolis, Ana-14,1H0.

Mr. WU~.Aachdki.ooa—Dear Sir: The specimen

of White Wine Vinegar yon submitted to meter analyate contains five per omit, of acetic add It la perfectly free from all mineral add* aad contains no copper, lead or iron. Thom facto prove

the vinegar to be pore and wholesome. Very respectfully, Joha Huarr, Chemist. All our Vinegars are warranted to keep Pickles,

and are abaelntely pore In every particular. All goods delivered free of charge lu any pert of the dty. Orders by mall or telephone promptly at-

tended to.

Sold by all Grocers.

We Often Have Calls

POE A

FIT-CLASS PIANO At a medium price. Ihta w* hare In the Ohio Valley, A ffiano that has beat thoreughty tested aofi found to he the beet Plano In the market for the money. Decker Brother* Btelnway and othar PIANOS. Eatey and Sbonlngcr ORGANS. 1 D. E BaM i Cl, 64 and 66 N. Penn. St te.ti*a , . For Breakfast! CHOCOLAT MENIER. Ask Your grocer For Itl PARIS AKO LONrtON. lew York Depot,28^ St Groce it.

IFIISTE TABU BUTTER NEW YORK CREAM, WESTERN RESERVE, IMPORTED SWISS I AND LIMBURG i „ • • • i; i T CHEESE

Tea and Grocery Store, 49 NORTH ILLINOIS. F. Ii BASMAl,

‘As Necemry as a Good Refrigerator.” ;

I hare hero mtoga ••SUE DIAL'’ B AS STOVE : n my family staes May, and find It to he to every way mttofactory. In the hands of oar fasfilyeeek I notice a vary decided Improvement In the qaaL ty ef the caehfng, snpeslellyln th* roMting end broiling. Ooaaldar It as aecemary in a fatally ma good refrigerator. ELI LULLY, Chemist.

My gm stare waspletaly “ftlfe te* MU” It renders my hoom more oomtortabl* and I am. r sattofiad that II to man aacoomteal la point ef nei tee* a coal or wood atovob

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M V. Datawate ftresh i

SCARLET MEDICATED 1 UNDERWEAR

1 IN GREAT VAft’CTY

RECEIVED TO-DAY

V,

AT THE

WHEN Clothing Store; 34,36,38,40,42 N. ftli. St

. :, : i i , White Lead,

GLASS

nr all nm

34 8. Meridian $t.

i

B-MIOSZE

Drawing - Boom

*iwM

My Uncle Toby, (COBN-HCtt MOUTH-PIECE)

CHAb. P. MEYEB,

• V-

m tjh

HEADQUARTERS FDF

Campaign Goods

OF 1TKBY DX8CBIPTI0N At

Wholemto mid Batall Deafen to alll

33 South Meridian (ooMr aron block.)

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jQA<S i A:

Sale of Stocks.

Notice to tonhy glren that th*

wof U>

Bank

Administrator

craetd. will, on and after

fmtawa O’OUrefe am th* FlroBelta. tie fire belli will liereafter be itrack el lv* o’clock as f*rm*rly. The ceeaatioa

w*i caused bv tbe poiii ' Herron's jewelry store, alarm wirea run, which

The fire

tvmlreo’eteok

painting of tbe fibut of m, over which the fire-

alarm wires i un, which necearitated ootSag

them. Mr. Herron hae reoariHy put a tele-

phone in fill atore, and will cheerfully furnish correct tim* to any of hi* patrons who

choose to roll for It. in all teeios arfive at

and deport from the Union depot ron’s tun* tell will ha a great coni

the estate oMEtecrfa ToaOsy, dw-

Batnntay, tha iglh d . y offia* No. IS B. Market.

C0CKIN6HAM BROTHERS,

IklJtafil ’ ,.j I -*

f'Jal -- [ Mt HUM M«M. K" I

"““•"V-j

Bottom Pricesi f W lUFf BkOYNERS'

i sirraMwi

42 W.

Washington St. («M ayplieatles*

Administrator’s Sale.

»rtw*f

Principal OBee-M North 1

toons who i arrive at it bk Heriveoianea.

BARGAINS WfltdiA%!!^ Jewelry

N*4i| W .rll *'*

tel stuck cf tha laddana Nattooal fiauk, *f Infitaasootto, ladfon* cf the amount of ooe hundred (8100) dollsre per sham. Said eteck irtU b* aotd to aasMmto to anlt pnrchsasw far eaah, and at aaa wsrSM—.

Jutteh <£ Cold wall.

m : j . «v 4*- .'i’ T.x.jfv': ■ ^LSXSL WO Fl TUCES rorero .rerep ♦'pSpBto fe^ j— 'toppto OMmoai mre «■»reMa| - m

C. M. K

iSA\

_6=0HNT OIGAB.

Pl C. M. RASCHIH, »1 MMffil WASHINGTON STRUT*

TTT5!*RWn

16 West Washington

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- IMITATION Stained Glass, susnm, oaur, nounsr CATHCABT - * CLELA5D

BAMUBL BgOK Sc BON, ncua.mtow’ja.owmr^Gii

7'.:: a •am.

prooarod afaewhere.

jTiwalH, it 1

8. L WABNEBt UNDERTAKER, at to 72 W. Mary Isstf Strwt. mmmmun old btakd, i HACKS AND LIVERY.

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Hava In stott a fnU Uaccf Breerir' a«d

COAL s COKE!

Vo. 27 X- Georgia St

Fresh, Sweet Butter,

I« Mlapeoub!*.

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