Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1880 — Page 4

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THE INDIANAPOLIS

TUESDAY, SEPT

Suits and , Fins Millinery.

L. 8. Ayres & Go.

WE call your attentioo this week to oar very targe stock of LADIES’ ami GENTS’ Gold Watches, and ask especial attention to some very fine Swiss movements of a recent importation, which we will case up to order. If you want a Fine Watch, or a good Cheap Watch, call and see us. BINGHAM, WALK A MATHEW, 12 E. Washington sk

.aadhanfciMh

MdooMfart anything %l its

T?.

Art emporium, 82 East Washington St

OPENING

Tailor Establishmoat

la So. 4 v ASCI BLOCK IWaakiaftoa St.

W. inrlt. <mt funds m4 Ui. public |

to call and sen our sink of

At i

t^eatate

rt.^ •» «aadidato tor'soerttarj Thb ytoferd*T morning contained • di fJ m i ob PhlUdriphU, not to Sena-

tor McDonald, containing what be * dispatch front Frank i

r oppodtli

ticket in Maine, and inaina.Was based on a desire to secure

Id • election. Gen. Wearer has received

—amiag it to be gen^

idB^bai responded in a letter containing

the following: (

diSsmSJert^ in^sto^OT »iS

P<in» la “ hM }*"* leqiested la - r *?* > ** r *P* between

FALL

GOODS*

theBoet. We

tlse Latot Stgie^sM I also have on band m stuek of

Gents’ Furnishing Grads.

Cdl anl see Vtg " > ‘

tu,th s

1 PuB HStisfscttoo guarantee*. LAB8EN BB08.

Aoolbsr Clssrlsg Out Sals of

CARPETS

kxtkaobduasy baksaiki.

Every pises te be dosed eat at a Oust Bragin. OoSmC^ulnJS^n'^ 40s; gods worth M cento. Wool-fiUed logins, Pino PsMsos, M to sic; goods worts Tie. All-wool Ingrains at Tto to 90e. Gnat Barg^na in Tapeatrlee sad Body Bnosela. Haw eat patterna and b<wfc<|u»UStoa_ 1,0(0 pain of Wsrtla|hsiM Less Curtain, are to be sold «t agnst aacrile.. ^ . . . CDiored Oaatoa JRaansi. and CVstons Isrgraf ■took In tbs «tty. . Call and examine oar stock, draks Instructed to sell goods stssras prtos.« ws Intend te ndnra ■lock. /

C sad 8 We Washington St.

A NO. ONE

Baking Powder Hakes 0*1x1, tandtr, who ssoms Biscuit, Oakes, Pastry, Bto.

ASK ¥OWK

i el two la eve- • tor the parpens

. ol the working-

of the men for that dsy to

ifaodofthoasfam.^

lie not gtvaa to Peeke In his

i Soil left to ran tbs I fsarfal ones are appremy wffl oow taros while

i commlttM iImd

P SSito? ?^ie^2S turning toys that Eugene won theT&andtth of Oc,*d2S,^SSS,?% yi In bias reaakm, ladiahapplis,

DIUOC RATIO.

A member .of the state oammUtA* la m. rtoMd » pot into the caa^algn in £ «aoa This, with the fOfiO.OOO erraUted to the Hew Yoi t state merehaata for a Mmliar csaaiLi ,> A , as tate * Md The county clubs will indulge is s torch-tofe-yy«»*“<* *>« wuta^ua II I, proh.11. Mr. Bjfi.ld will MM0 »• Im Matyr’s dallenKe to jotet debate at the meedngs artfinged tor By field aad PeeUe

next week.

°! P" 11 * 1 Dottcherty, of

Philadelphia Edmund Josmd, of Wiscousin, and Joeeph Pulitaer, of the St. Louis Post-

Dispsf '

itatei ensfaa

8th, toh and beat ibe Bo Octobers.

Dispatch, hove been withdrawn from this

state. Thl

that this was oc-

toned by. pressure of businera affairs. Thew gentlemen ware the principal speakers for the state sally in this city fixed tor Octo-

ber 6.

■ tlMHIfu

The News would be the case,

toteratomtara has 'ptoced“Fraacis T. ipg, of Bluff ton, on the ticket, in piece

vnMcr motive, in suavtiiiDg mid or done bv ms during the cat*pelro, I denounce you *• * lUndeter ud csiumulmtor. Jucu B. Wnavns. Gen. J. B. Weaver will speak in Circle Parte to-morrow evening. He is speaking at

Lebanon to-day.

The saecseeor to Noah W. Parker as candidate for Stole senator will meet probably be J. a Tucker, a druggist of Alitoonville.

Boys in Blue.

Pursuant to a call from General U, a Grant, commander-in-chief of the boys in blue, a meeting of citizens and ex-soldiers wm held at the port office yesterday evening. The purpose of the meeting was to for the soldiers aod sailor.’ reunion

was and

prepare fra the soldiers aod sailor.’ reuj in this city October 8. An organisation effected with Fred Enefler chairman, W. .F. Keay secretary. A committee appointed to a tot the various committees reported, naming the following as chairmen:

On lavKstion—George H. Chap min.

Bteegtea A F- Gray. Tnm.pcrt.tton- - ~

Gntfmra

C?' CM! M. c t The final u given to i< to announm thai It Is "ai Maads farand irtie, aada oordfal laritatkm to call to eslmiiii toevery aam Dating M falr week” many el oar friends f»«m aQ parts of the state win he hssa, and such win be beartUy nelcomed offices in the more complete aad eaaveaisnW nod wa think the tiara lywrai to htepealtef tUfi omawiU not be time thrown away. The pram is at work •very afternoon farm oae till five o’cleck, •ndat all tisraaol the day the editorial aad i can be seen, leek ol thseela itesairilHtrate new to many re•peste, nad wMt give ear frleade lateMstiag iaformatkm m to bow the large oiroalatloa of a daily

Minnie failure l The ngteeat Thursday all it

^ of the SM Indiana held at two o’clock on

tto Deaaifion to the two The

C- o. Gale, Pmde—Fn.d. KxeOar. Printing—It .B. Buckle.

Halls, stsads, as* pubHc grounds—W. B. Hello. ^fajutra-mraters rate mriitents Jrana. If. Trum-

bull.

Decoration—A. Metener. Aitiilay—Gssogt W. Jobasoa. Mutto-Iba Peamou. Polios—D. W. Grubb*. The oommlttee on invitation was directed to invite all organised bodies to attend as such with their toll arms and equipments. It is expected that General Grant will preside at the meeting, and that addresses will be made by Oonkllng, Blaine, aod Ingersoll. If transportation can be procured the attendance will certainly be very large. Bmatto rtV. m. SfUUmam. David B. Williams, a alerk in the office of County Auditor Pfsff, died at his residence, 16 Spann avenue, last night, from the bunttag of a blood yamel la the brain, ruptured by telling upon the corner of a sofa. He had beaa n&ring from mania a-potu for several tart ud kM night became quite violent His wife endeavored to restrain him, bat wm enable to do so. Breaking away from her, he raa towards the window m if to dash right through. Just before reaching I'iA'-TE&.rM tFSSEi (-MM?**. U k. KMp«J only.7.. umra, and then all wm over. Dr. Wbfcard wra called in, nad proaonaesd burstincr of n M ad vessel m the caine of death. Mr. nephew of Andrew Brouse nod Mrs. Wilkiaa Be wm brought np here, nod had a lute acquaintance, paring the war he wm a member of aa Indiana battery, aod tor several veen after its olose lived at CamSffgsJ&sss. pemteo office, aneasor’a, aoditra’s, ate.

[T** atonal re41 complete, aad the prospects art a mote than usually enjoyable have been sent to ell who fat rebel prisons, and those ooaM not be ascertained, have wal invitation through the i have been received from a J* Aceommodatiaw hava been eaall toko comet and mote of the rail- > agreed to give half-fare rates.

the court held that they ware a veetedMirith UerMtS^the tondjarfd too intercs^thereoc to be apportioned among paated, however, aad under a^Mwncti^ of the liquor law fftraa now the court dertdse tiul the fees'belong to the taition fund of eooaty In which they are paid. This will eflbto toe school revenue of Marion county ton very ooatidrrable extent

Heard mm.

charged wfffisrjing “the n^me

sSSiii tetert tbnt Ira^roal

Mm. BtodMoa, SThSlady taubSd

'■mowho gave their oamai m «, TbooM Gruadoa and Jamas owledgsd that the sigaature They ware mot to thl grand

kniis AfASfsvwsaa .tooma. This is tklfi city on the 6th Inst, fra a trip to

isasteMtshtormri the

todOtof tom for

let loose

Htb," have ate yet hoso beard from,

As toe

the matter, oa reaching the

that things had torn hurried

the front * ‘ *

tosway"rahaif removed, keato and non fasten, mostly oa to# i visitor periled his tee crowd m tee entrance

finish of the interior haems apparent.' The corridor, which is a hundred feet in length, is etegantiv aad slshoratr 11 floorei with encaustic tile, the* ceiling and walls are beaatifuUy freeeoed, and a largo minor at the terther end reflee

i to toe

way

tha \

Mrssr'giSJTSii' tag too eadfaorium the view is pbariag sod rather modest, the rhnrmiato colored walls, the black walnut railing, the ate elaborate frescos work, sad beyond too view of too

fbmimthoa-

tnste rather thsa splendor. Paratiig toward the front, ottoor to the parqoet or balcony seam, the view changes aad the real magoiftee nce of the baildlng Is ssea.^The ftnlsh ol tbs galleries, too boxes and ton proaoeoinm arch Is ol white and gted shaded by a faint cream or fawn color. The oarring is of wood and quite Maborato, particularly the entablature and heads of the column* which flank the boxes. Above the proscenium arch Is a head cl Shakespeare, bat ate well done, aad the varans detiks supposed to be interested in the-

atrical representations, are seen in various pteoss. The boxes an vary showy la their crimson lamberqoiM and lace curtains, and

the swoop of too gallsriss is too i of architectural skill. The free

whtee*

wnoie enecx wdgii ligatGa 18 F® ^od.^Tbe upholstery is crimson i

fresco of the te, and the

^ remarkably

npholstery is crimson idosh aad too chairs are of too latest pattern,

but rather stiff and crowded. A silver rail

to the balcony from the parquet,

i toward

ampeg power, apl

yea beW 0 *^** y ®"* W * wld »« *“«• I. is impowlble for the rxerahmk pertp to overthrow toeold parties hy *a snuaes with ttosn to pUoo thorn io power. jg 0 r cou an hooest Wfltdo’" re * P# ° tor 11 , “ rt7 that iou, wlr, have the right to differ with mo in opinion; bin you mistake tho stotlment of thf f'oeBtftMTOUr.oiilii* nation, if you think they

v;a^iL“Sas*23?'

WeahaMrao whether Soloa ChamoimyaoU hava forfaited ora claiat* to the con fidenoe of the people by ttoco^sowojwratohea i n Maine, or whether

•e par at

which Is too much below the stage tbe orchestra for comfort. The drop view is artistic and pleasing to tbs eye, a scene cm the Rhine being represented. Tee stage is ample end weH supplied with the scenery necessary to the production of Hamle*, and finely lighted. For some reason, probably on on account of the large vacant space beneath the stage, ever j sound made in the moving of scenery wm plainly audible, aad la the last act, drowned the voice of the players. For the same reason, however, tho faintest sound of aa actor’s voice is ptetalv heard by the audience, and tho acoustic properties of thebuildiog seem to be nearly perfect The great chandelier of the dome wm not in place, but soon will be. Its place wm sup-

plied by a hnall substitute.

The play last night wm "Hamlet” Mr. Barrett taking the title rola. His acting is too well-known hare to need commenting upon. He is one of the fiiraot readers on the stage, and possesses the genius to protray his idea of the character in an original and impressive manner. He wm finely supported, the "Ophelia” of Miss Wainwright, toe “Polonius” of Mr. Rogers, the "Ghost” of Mr. James and tbe “Grave Digger” of Mr. Plut-kett deeervlng special mention. Prof. Beissenherz led tbe ocbestra, which had a nreponderaoce of brass, but was otherwise was very satisfactory. To-night ths play is

"Richelieu.”

MARTS Of OAK.

Hrarc’s splendid drama of Hearts of Oak was finely played at toe Grand Opera house last i ijiht, and will be continued through the week, it is one of the best mounted and most realistic plays ever put upon those

boards.

ALL THE RAM. A phenomenal audience, in size, for an "opening night,” comfortably filled toe Park theater to witness the initial performance of “All the Rage;” and rarely & an audience better pleased than that one was. The piece itself iff a string of absurdities, with tittle in it that can be called dot or purpose. It is intended to afferd a iaogh, and does it perfectly, but not often from ludicrous situstiers. Theca occur iu ths last acts of toe play sometimes, but toe currant of toe fan nm*through eccentricity of character, and erisp and sparkling, and sometimes witty diaiegue. Tttvcfawt-wocar of tha chiropodist is a real creation, and in tbe hand* of Mr. Hardenburg it is M finished a personation as one often sees. Although it is the central figure, it is by no means monopolistitvand other characters have a living chance. The muchabused candidate fra congress is a good second. Him Bartlett, Miss Moulton and Mils Winner are beautiful women, aad act with force and fidelity, the latter at once becoming a great favorite. The play is wall mounted and costumed and evenly presented, aud on the whole affords two hours anda half of pure fun and hearty L enjoyment. It can not fail of crowded houses. OTHER THIROS. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heine’s first recital, for this season, ol classics! music will take plrce on to-morrow evening, assisted by Mrs. Heine’s pupils and Miss Constance Heine, ait Theodore Pafflln A Go’s music parlors. Miss Nannie Sehnuti, Miss Anna Drape and Mias Jode Rittenhouse are on tbe program. The Lancers’ dancing association will give their first invitation ball of the season at Masonic hall this evening.

Excursion to Frisniw Tbablt Msarure as Richmond, Bondat, October 8,1888. The Pit taburg, Cladnoatl A St. Louli Railway Cempany will run a sgedal excanton train to Richmond, Sunday, October 8, te accommodate all desiring to attend ths Friend* Yearly Meeting, now in progrera at Richmond. The service aext Sunday wtii bs ef sa unueoallyintereetiBg character, sod everybody la cordially Invited, Bxcurakm txaln will leave ladlanapolla at T :18 a. m., aad returning in the amealngi leave Richmond at 7 p. m. The round trip rate will be only II.BS. Ticket* will ho good returning oa excursion trala same evening, or on regular train* Monday, October 4. tom _ Ton can mve some money aad procure a greet deal of eatlsfeotioB by wearing one of Stephen Gray's *uit» this fait and winter. At least sail and look through, at 18 North Pennsylvania at. Tbe Rrad’e Extract Co., 14 Mth Street, M. Y., paUieboBS small bosk free, toltteg whtt toe people oae Pead’e tvtraan lor, besides being goad for pain. - too-tu.th.s

Btophec Gray, tha merchant tailor, 18 Moeth PHeoeylVaatoeraaeti Is making an etaherato ep—d of cloth*, all graisaaad pat tarns, aad Invltaa comparison* of prioae and styles with tho bast aad ehaafoit. .• j, , Twaoty beautiful ladles at tha .Vauderrllle tonight. . taa •‘•A ! " glUt HATS. Extra broad brim irik hataatSaatoa^aMatStaM, 88 Marts Pennsylvania atrsas. too

Mrachaat taltortog la Uvaly te Stephen Gray’s abUsbaaat, 18 North PannsylvanU ataotC Kx-

aralno atyka and prices before laavtef pew sate. Far a nobby fall and winter salt just eekafew oneatfoaa and get an Idea of stylo and gaoda at Btephea Gray’* bafsca plaateg your stem. 18

Berth Pennsylvania strati.

Yen me respectfully Invited to eaB at Ma. 48 South Illlaota straet and enaiatea my atoek of pirco goods fer man’* weto. It will pay you, a* I have the bate flutter aad trimming* tote la used by anybody. L. Moblxbb, tta Me. 48SonthUterisst

Hats! Hats! Largs stack and latest sty taa for man aad hoys sold the cheapest at Seaton's hat start, 88 North n—jlnala slisst teh CUDte 1TM. Peonsytvanla atratt. The best dtnBOff te ths dty j only 88 centa. «f Wreen^acka will buy oil, <told will buy aeapa, BBvar will boy Mite artirtaa, Manay will buy pa.fuahartaa Browatef A ffioM'a. ffeSMrtpttoM a specialty. las

otst—, By the eas, at Becker’s, No. » Watt Washing taaatrsat. . . ‘ tie

Ws hara brains te toe Aeadsmy, and can i a tow lisas lar tha tomlls.

Ws tats plsssnrs la ahowteg so. deck of piece ffsads tor ram's wsar. While you are . tosaUyeall aid rao. If yon want a eull arm ever scat, yea can teeve year order aad rave yauraalf money by sailtag an L. Mueller, at Me. te south ISinola street. B*

Plenty of Maam'a aeif eaallag fruit Jan, at H M. Uoe'a, Nee< f and 4 Genual area us. us g

Mow Torkemusta , M Mm Bnsptod, «T N. Pobb, si. Frash take and salt tab neetved lefty. Oysters la caem tea aad bulk raarirad dally.

H. H. LEE,

MULCT V

Teas, Stfffls, Sugars,

Fruits and Vegetables.

ACT LOOA1WO AT

■ Directly eppeatte Ii. 8. Ayres A Co.'a. No. 7 OM Fellows HrIL No. 260 Tirgialft ATenn*.

YOUR

COAL UD COKE rXOM NTTAiDt, 201 South Delaware, Oamar Bento etrasti 289 ChrMtas Ave., Comer Peru Railroad. M^Freeh itoek ftxd pint? of it A. B. MEYEB. PBXWorPAr. ornoK-u North Pena. si.

ROBERTSON & PERRY ■ — ' :>{ > • WHOLESALE QBOCEBS, i j;' Haring moyed Into our cow and extensive building. Kof.26, 28 bn4 80 % GEORGIA ST., With a largely Increased stock of He & Faiti W Wo offer special Inducements to tho trade.

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COBB & BRANHAM,

Wkoleeale and Retali Dealers in all kinds ri Coal and Coke.

^ ' ' - v • ! S E«4'* | i j ' ‘ ^ '• i ■ FBINCIPJlL OFFICKt SW. Cor. Del tml Market Sts., MALBW At BLOCK.

OOAXa PAJtDB—Noa. 140 South Ala bate nd flS4 Christian avenue.

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ANODYNE OUBHS DIARRHOBA, DT8RNTRRY, CHOLKRA MORBUS, DIARRHOEA INFANTUM, CRAMP COLIC, FLUX, and all Pates te too Stomach. The nation of this modiatee, te my of them dtosaam, is safe, speedy and mu*. Does not contain the harah p rind plea that are used In this class of remedies generally; kavea no bad after elect. Wholesale aad Rotall by BROWNING A SLOAN and STEWART A BARRY. Wtbtata od by A. KIIFSR. Retail by All Druggists. trite uo-e,tu,to

$25 to $75 Saved By buying your Pianos aad Organs at m nm k us, 58 and 60 (f, Pom. St Tha largest assortment of fint-riate teatnuaanto in tha State, (band fra Oatalognaa and Pries liata. tn,toA

Sand Silver ThinWoa, - 20c. 6tad Silver PIsM Tonpond Kaivn, per eel, $100 FORKS an* SPOONS at pritetSa prapertlaa, aad , , , ROGERS BROS. Brat Triple Platte Kaivet - • - - - - ipw«s4,$i.70 Sane aftkt FORKS aad SPOONS la proMortlw. t X desire to make a material toMSOtt te toe aaranni of my antaa, and wm, te caaragnmaa, tor a abort tiaae, aaUat prtoaa te pcopartian to above of the beet manofactor* and quality Silver Pitted Butter Dlihee, Casters, Cake Bsokais, Tss Sate Pickle Caoters, i Fruit Stands,! Etc, Etc.

sad too Isvcte pries* glvsB da srerythtec. F. M. HERRON, Jeweler, 10 WMt WMbbOtM at-

MARKS OF AN ORATOR

Mote of tho orteers of the day have marks of ability—a rite Ib oao aoc, as a mark. Shaky la too knees, asaBmrk. A 2-doUar art of testo they oaa’t kaop te:toa mouth, as rk. Able to rand another man's speech tiiaj hav* ooaratitted it to memory, as a

W»faaBl,asBmBrk. . The orator who Is tho only rasa who knows who will bo governor of India, as a

■do, aad "navy ping” too south aids, of his month and spits cotton, ag a mask.

man old cloth ra to ot you, as a writ.

Tho orator who rou toiak haisoai

Aad tha ranter whogoes to J. A. McKenlotoisr. SB Wert Washiagton, and aa o«mt to late about 4 yean, aa a

ala, tho e hoys him

A. BURDSAL.

who requires each oao la tartog ^ know tho dafialdoa ol hig -r

OlsTLlT

Paint House

INDIANAPOLIS.

RECEIVED

, dozen more of our 8100 "Garfield” Hats.

doaen^ more^of our popular 11.08 "Ham0doeenmmeof Dunlap’s elegant Darbys for

hkUea.

THE ILIFF BROTHERS' EAT UIAKIUNDT.

ETTIT oxca-^RB i f v . , * $ T THREE FOB 10 «ENT8.

CHAS. F. MEYER, 11 North Penn. St,

UHDH1. O. O. V. HAU.

WE HAVE NOW OPENED Our Latest Importations

Toys, Fancy Goods and Notions. visitor to too State Fair will lad the lafgrat ataortment ever found la one atom. PRESENTS

i, boy* aad he him, of

NEW ARRIVAL

Bar ladle*, oanta, ovary datetiption.

Children’* Carriage* Beys’ Wagon*. CHARLES MAYER & CO.. 29 W. ffaiklaftM St

For Breakfast! CHOGOLAT MENIER. isk Yonr Grocer For Itl PARIS A\0 LONOON. <ew York Depot, 286 Greenwich St

SOMETHING NEW.

Hont’a Bnnk Boe4—Prte*, •B.Sdk Phrtriti^BMk^teSrhnwtead k>T * rammeni* Kaalf te my Jndgmani

vtaSiat mticto. Wtia chair or tahta to* boon raadi of too book, white It la hate

hla^art. and m gtedto'mmitel ation wltomte tovohrlno a phyteanl * Yoon truly, Gao. SL naadMnnFs Punahte Beak tote, and totee attached tou^dtaTof^hateor^hShK > and*nt!ta »y dettred angte, tt te te enaa a

For ml* by B<

New Stock PUIOS i ORGANS

I AT :r--

STOWELL’S City Mm<c Store, U X«th rwurlTuU St.

’FOB THE BEST Coal aad Coke.

N. W. Market

Mtf M. U

B.F. Daoobr. SjmmAtmm R. P. BARRETT & CO., Arokitecte, 1 K«. 18 B«t«t Block totabtiahed te IMS,

FIVE

mrrsHAm. PINEAPPLE. BAPSAGA, EDEAM,

CHEESE BARARA HAM, W w*'- -' ' J jowW •• - AT Bachman’s, 49 NORTH ILLINOIS. CityTea and Grocery Store.

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“As Necessary as a Good Refr iterator.”

X have hara urings "SUN DIAL” GAS STOV te my family aiaca May, sad dad It to h* te every way mtiafactary. In to* hand* of ear family esok I notice a very decided impeovataant te to* guaity of tha Making, especially to the roasting aad broiling ComaUer it as naeamary te a family ma good refrigerator. XU LILLY, Chemist. ' ■ .

My gas stove completely "fills to* hill” It render* my houaa move comfortable, and I am satisfied tote it la more seonontoal te point of not than s seel or wood stov*. C. 8. DENNY, IM N. Delaware street.

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DEPARTMENTS

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lie DIFFBBlkr FATTESRS,

AT EVERY PRICEFR NB.OS TO $80.0(1

In Our YOUTHS’ lonpartment

ELEGANT

CHEAPER THAN EVER, 7* our Fall Stock of LADIES’ aad GENTS' GOLD KEY aMl STEM-WINDING TTT A rpi^l’Cnpa W dOLl V/XllilDy IN PRICK FROM flA f RtoVR* Atee, o«x stack of Stiver Kay and Stem-wind an la unsurpamed m qa^uty end price. Atee, aw BtemjSets Br*o*leU, eta., Juat opened, the rlcb«rt 1* d«w*gn and mote reaaonabte te price. DUmends, Blirarwara aad Cteeks to suit all taataa and purse*. Wo Invite you Use* our stook before parohaslag, aa we will glvey*u fignna that will rare you money, CRAFT & CO., 1 JPaXaoo, 24 E. Washington 8t

1,000 CASKS AHD CASKS OF FANCY HOODS Bra ra too Rond w-^fctd I. N. Heims & Co. NOVELTY DOLLAR STORE, INDIANAPOLB, INDIANA. tobtori

S. L WABREB,

UNBEKTAEBR, 62H« 72 W. Maryland Straet, ) lymue old raid, HACKS AND LIVERY. IMITATION Staiaed Glass,

te Frin Lite.*

CATHCABT * CLELAKD 1

COOKINGHAH BROTHERS, ^ WhoteratrndMtesn timlira terilklteUte

Frtacipal Office—K Nortt i

GEORGS W. SPOTTS,

Flour, Grain and Feed, M And (7 Mirth Illisolr.

W^_| j Tta te. kite Mwtat ^a^aLorru.

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