Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1882 — Page 4

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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS: MONDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1882.

SALE!

Kew Bill a. Satin*, Sarah* a«d Ottoman*. Weir Ve T®*a. VaiTateeoa and Pioaha*. Rich VeWet anl Batin KoreUlaa, Mew Black Dram Goad*. New Colorod Drew Mabries, All tbs laical Uiade*: all the newest combi aaficor. The Cbeteect Btylw In Honiary. The Bt»t Make* ol Qlorar New Mall Undeiwear, Mow Cloak*. Mew Wrap*. Mew Dohnana, Latent Bbapea, Bert Flta, Beat Makga SHAWLS' SHAWLS! SHAWLS! Choice Stock and Low Prices. SEAL CLOAKS' BEAL DOLMaNS! The Moat Reliable Hood* In the Market. MEW FOBS! MEW FOBS! ME<T FORI! Par Trimming*! Far Trimmings! E*eiything New! Krerything Choice! Krer>thing Cheap! L. S. Ayres & Go. DSDIAIAPOLIB. F. 8. Ladir* dealring drewe made will do wellto place their oiJe»s as early a* possible a* oar Dratsmaklng rooms are already crowded With work. Gold Stem-Winding Watches! An Immense stock, all the new ^styles, and offeringat prices not touched by any Uoute in this city. BINGHAM, WALK & MAYHEW, 12 E. ■Washington St.

Our Fall and Winter Stock OF LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR, HOSIEOY AND CLOVES, Is now complete and more extensive than ever An examination ol these goods respectfully so Belted. WM. H^IRLE.

Wall Paper.

Cathcart, Cleland & Co. 26 EAST WASHINGTON ST. m,w,f[l-4]

STOVE REPAIRS. For all kinds of Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces, Without delay of sending away tor casting?, will call at yonr house and give prices ol repairing before the work Is done. Satisfaction guaranteed. NEWBY A CO. with JOHNSTON A BENNETT, 62 East Washington street. m.wA

BUY YOUK SHIRTS And FURNISHING GOODS and bay* youx LAUNDRY done at RE AUME’S, A1 tray* at the head, n W.Waeh.. Mews bnildlnt.

MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S WEAR.

CLOAKS, JACKETS, HAVERLOCK.S and ULSTERS; by far the handsomest, largest and cheapest line ol WRAPS, for Misses and Children ever brought to this city. FLANNEL and CASHMERE SUITS lor Mlswe, tires for from 4 years to 12 yean. Handsome line, by far cheaper than yon can make them.

B.lW. COLE, (Soceebsor to Davis A Cole,) ODD FELLOWS BLOCK, Wukiiftoi ud PttuylTialft Bti.

CITY NEWS. Thermometer, V a. a. 61° 11 p. m 75* Connell will meet to-night. One thousand feet of the Heed sewer have been completed. The running expenses for the fire department for September were $1,551.6. The etnte synod of the Preebyterian church will meet in this city October 12, The Yoke Fellow* will meet this evening nt 7:30 in the lector* room of the First Baptist oh arch. It required $5,736.25 to day to pay the saxanee of council men, aldermen and city offictn for Uio lAAtqMcttr,

noon. He diicnaeed temperance. The Atlas works have just shipped one of their Coriisa engines to can Francisco, and another to Keene, New Hampshire. _ Th * Temperance union and the °® u,lcl1 wili meet in thia city next Wednesday and Thursday. The Tippecanoe dab will meet in the criminal court room next Wednesday afternoon, and will be addressed by Mrs, Merritt end Mra. Wallaoe. 7 Capt. Nicholson has at last "collared" one Joseph Wiggins, of Hancock county, aaid to be the partner of Mrs. Sparks, the female hone-thief, Lon Passmore was arrested for attempted hurglary Saturday night, in North Indianapolia. The charge was withdrawn this «or*i»g, and Passmore fined for being qourtcr,

The Central College ol Physician* and Fnrgeocs will hold its fourth annual opening exercise* at the eellege building tbi* evening, at 7:30. The clats is the largest the college has ever known. The republican meeting in the second precinct of the twenty first ward Saturday evening was n big thing. T. 8 Rollins spoke. The Union dob paraded with torches and music, 200 strong. Members of the press and others entitled to sesson tickets at EaglisVs Opera house, are informed that the tickets of last year will be recognised until the new ones are issued, which will be about the 15th

last.

J. B. Bennett, who wasdeeted insurance commisaioaer for this dry, by the general managers of the companies doing business here, reports meek dissatisfaction among local agents with regard to the proposed "pooling arrangements." Mrs. Wiosor, state librarian, write* that her brother, George Ames, who last week jumped from a foarth story window at Richmond, in a fit of in sanity, has apparently recovered his faculties, and will also cutlive the injuries received. Representatives from nino of the ten divisions cf Knights of Pythisa of Indiana met this afternoon nt the office of Adjutant Genera) Carnahan, to form a grand division of Uniform Rank K. Prof Indiana. General Carnahan was elected colonel oi tbo

division.

Th# plate glass in Condit’s block, broken in the bill posters’ fight, and being replaced, is 113i 138 inches, and costa $200.00 It is the widest glass ever made in this country except two pieces made in St. Louis for the Denver exposition, which were 116

iccbes In width.

The marriage association crazs has reachcdTexu. A citizen of Terrell, Texas, writes to the secretary of state asking for the number of such associations incorporated in Indiana. The secretary has counted np 113, exclusive of those having birthday and other similar features. A prisoner brought before the mayor this morning swore he hadn’t been drunk, and that he didn’t have any whisky on his person. Whereupon an officer quietly searched his poeket, took a whisky 6 i«k therefrom and banded it to the mayor. The prisoner was somewhat embarrassed. Someone entered 277 North Delaware street Friday morning abont 10 o’clock, ard took from a bureau drawer a watch worth about $175 and other articles of jewelry, In all to the value of $225. The watch was an especial treasure, having been left by the late Samuel Adama, in 1878, to his

little three-year-old eon.

The etate geologist has been adding some rare specimens to the state museum. Ou Saturday he returned from Cincinnati bringing a fossil sponge, extraordinarily perfect; a collection of erinoids, many relict of the stone sge, and the tooth of an American elephant, differing singularly from the ordinary elephant grinder. Governor Porter has returned from a visit to the nortbern portion of the state, lie attended the Rochester (air, delivered a lecture befo.e a crowded house in South Bend, inspected the source of the K&nka kee river. He says the marsh in which the river rites is being drained into the St. Joseph river, and the soil reclaimed. The Tecnmseh Rides are in a bad way abcut their new uniforms which arrived last week, and are held by the American Express company, C. Q; D. The entire bill is $603 50, aaU the company can sc ripe together only $400. If the members have friends they would be glad to hear from them just now. This would be a fine opportunity for "the soldiers’ friends.”

The September Weather.

The following is the summary of the meteorological observations taken at the U. 8 Signal office in this city daring the

moiith of September, 1882:

Highest barometer, 30,‘!04; lowest, 29,810; and ihe average forj the* month 30,957 inches. Highest temperature 85; lowest 42; and the average temperature 65 5 degree*. The prevailing direction of the wind was from the north; total movement of the air, 3,396 miies; greatest velocity of wind, 16 miiea per hour. Number of clear days, 15; fair days, 12; cloudy days. 3; average cloudiness during the month 0.3. It tin fell on 6 days, and the Vbtal amount was 0.72 inches, which is with the exception of the rainfall, 0.36 inches, in October, 1874, the rmaliest rainfall in any one month since the establishment of the signal station in this city in 1870. L’ght frost occurred on the mornings of the 22nd and

24tb.

A comparison of the temperature and rainfall of the past September with the temperatures and rainfall for the same month of former years, gives the following

mult:

Temperature—Fahrenheit. RtinfaU.

Boptrler Court, O—erai Tens. The fallowing cafes were decided in th* superior court, general tens, this morning: Jar oh L. Green vs. Caroline M Michael et aL Affirmed. Holman. J. Acelia New v*. Barbara M. Lamaater etaL Affiimcd. Holm'll. J. T. Wiley Hill vs. Equitable Trot Co. Affirmed.

Holman, J

Michael Brennan vs. I., B. A W. R. R. Co.

Ladies who posif the finest complexion are anuntc the patrons of Glenn s Sulphur Soap. Hill's Bair Dye, black or brown. Met >.

Appeal dJwnlswd.

Uzettei

>Weibe vs. Barbara Rinehart et at. Re-

vr ned. Howe, J.

Charlotte 8. Daniel* vs. Harriet H. Sewall

et al. Reversed. Hr we. J.

Jgnatoz Staehr vs. White River Gravel Roed company. Affirmed, Howe. J. John T. Cummings et aL vs. C., C., C. 4 I. R.

R. Co. Affirmed. Walker,!.

Jacob Kahn vs. Simon A. Dreyfus*. Reversed. Welker, J. _

An Armory Needed.

Earnest efiort is making to raise money to establish m armory for the military organizations of the city, and the business men are asked to contribnte. Toe citv of Chiengo has three, while the state of In-

diana baa not one. Ther tnnity now presented to

petnste the military spirit among the young men heresbouts, and it onght not to

he neglected.

There is special oppor-

vive and p«r-

prune (hjC. IS

Year.

1875.. .J 1878 !

1874.. 18*5..

1876 1877— 1878 1879 1880

1881.. . 1882...

Highest.

Lowest.

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94.5

67 0 61 0 69 6 63 4 64.6 66 5 67.1 62.7 65 1 73.2 65.5

Inches. 2 81 1.76 . 2.09 1.34 3 85 204 3 35 6 91 1 86 3 25 0.72

John Walker's Death, The coroner this morning returned a verveidict in the case of John Walker, the painter killed by a fall in the Morrison block, South Meridian street, recently. He finds that the defective trasses, which caused the accident, were constructed on the moet approved plan, bat that the center rod should bavo been tightened as the truss shrank. The verdict is based on the expert testimony of Peter Rontier, the bnilder. He testified he had examined the trues that supported the roof. The truss was made aa It is usually, bat had dried out, aa the lumber does after some years in aay building, and, in this case, the truss had shrank probably an inch. This left the brace, where it joined the principal rafter, in a loose condition. It is not the custom, Mr. Routier said, to nail the braces, and he had never known a case where the brace was nailed or pinned to the principal rafter. In cheap work, when the center rod is not need, the braces are often nailed. In thia case, he found no fault with the construction of the truss

and He braces.

Proposed Mew F. M. C. A. Hall. Efforts are making, with mnch probability of success, by the Y. M. C. A. of this city, to rebuild its present hail on Illinois street. Th* proposed change contemplates an expenditure early next spring of $15,000. On this account the gymnaainm and bath

gym!

room tickf is are only issued good natil

f' 1

ground floor and adjoining the bath roomi

issued goi

April 1, when the repairs will be beguu. The gymnasium will be placad on the

which will be fifteen in number, large and well famished. On the secocd floor, above the gymnasium, will be a music ball 60x70 feet. The front portion of the building, four stories in height, will be devoted to cfficea and rooms for the asmeiation

meeting!.

The City Court. The mayor waa kept busy this morning with the Saturday and Sunday cases. The police had gathered in a large number of prostitutes. In the list was Mahala Harter, J»*a aaaessed $30 and given 30 days; AdaMonntjoy $16-Mary Brown, $16; Cir rie Mount jay, $16; Kittle Goulld, $16; Sue Malady, $21 and 10 days; Mrs. Malad?'* fc- 1 -**d 10 days; JenJ.’t 8k i B J?r- $21 • n<1 **«» days; Mary Reed. $15 and fifteen daye; Kate White, &0 ami Un , d . a Tffi., H *wy Davit waa fined $30 and for tM rty daya f 0 , loiteriog. John Galatia was aent over for a month and fined $38 for arooeiating with prosti! tutej In addition the mayor disposed of ten dranks and three vagt. Contractor Talbott’s Assuraneoe. J. F. Talbott, eoatraetor for the nafiaished portion of th* Kerth Meridian street improvement, writes that ke will begin w */ ew d»T*. He leys he will have infficleat force to lay 1,000 yards of the pavement a day. His mills In Michigan are busy cutting the blocks.

ladlanapona GnOa market.

local demaud, srilers wero no:

go below »tc lor So 2 red. Corn ts

rima, but the demand U not heavy «*nou <a to

out Ds true value. For Ind. sound car.-,

PBCCABI Y Till LAST. Positive^ the cleapes*. Ku.k«kee Lice excursion to Cradoca'i, will leave the Union depot 4:15 a. m. and 8:20 a. m., Thursday, October 5,18SL Fare for the round trip, including admission to Exposition, Only $2 25. ' Read and remember these facts. Tne Exposition closes October 7th, bo, yen me, tbi* is the Iasi chance to visit that. The Kankakee Line land* yon In the Flam street depot, one mile nearer the Exposition and the bnatnee* part of Cincinnati than any other

line.

The Kankakee Is many miles the shortest line. The Kankakee makes the ran, Indianapolis to i Cincinnati, in 8H hoars. You can spend the night at yonr homes, take oar 4:15 a. m. train, and land in Cincinnati 7:45 a. m , fresh lor a whole day's enjoyment or business. Tickets good to return. Including all trains, Sunday, October 8th, lour days. For tickets and information, call on J. H. Martin, agent. 116 South Illinois street, > Ox at Union depot ticket office.

1. Ind. found ear, 66c Oats - No.2 white. *6.t4" o. t: mixed. 81 He n. t: new No. 2rye. 68 i

Flour—Patent, g5.90(t)6.40; tency.

Is offered: November Is held at 5 c. Oa.*,

firm. Total Inspection, 80 cars

Wheat—The (bllowinaaro bids: Wheat, Mo. 2 red. 93c a L; Mediterranean, 97c o. t. October, »5c O- t Corn—No. 2 white 63'-/.o.b.: high mixed. 61c o. t: mixed Rico,

id. found e re. 68 : ■>, t. 65 «-«5 90; ■ treole

ex-

fine, $3.25 ©240: foundry; S£00&2 2>. TW Hsy .19 50 for crime timothy. Bran r 2 50 o. t.: mid<11 tne*. 923.00. Hominy leed, 120 00. Ship stuff $13 00. The Fro vision Market. Meat? are firm.

In hall barrels, 14H&

Markets av Telegraph.

Philadklphia, October 2, 11 a. m.-Wheri, cash $104%: October. $1.04; November, gl.C6H: December. $L07H®1.08>4. Corn, cash snd October. fc7A68c; November. 66He Decernbtr, rRHACOc. Oats, cash 4l<84 c: October, 4i&42c; November 41$4c; December, 423lie.

Rye, cash, 70c.

Toledo. October2.—Wheat, stronger: No. 2 cash 97c; October, 97*4c: November, 95*6c; December. 98c; year, 96Hc bid; 97c asked. Cora, firm; high mixed. 63J^c. No. 2 rssh 62?£c Wd; October. 61c bid; November, 57J t c; year. .*2c. Oats, dull; No. 2, cash 3S)<c; October, Sic bid; 84c asked ; December, 32Hc bid; year 32Hc

bid.

Nbw York. October 1—Flour, receipts, 2,600 barrels; sale*. 18,000 barrels; market suady with a moderate trade. V with a strong trade white, ff] .12; rale Octet

ter,

H.C8Hfl.t9!

LlOHs 16,000 bushels February, ll.UHfdl letf• Corn, May '4c lower, otherwise the market is HW/'sC better- mixed west-

ern. spot, 6t4*70c; •wles, 810 000 bushels

better, but af erwaids lost advau

spot, 644670c; futures, 58 l <*38Hc; 0 bushel* Oiu>, opeued H<igHc al erwardslost advance: western, S3

A5Cc; salea, 800.000 bushels, including No. 2 October, 87H@37^c; November, 8JH§69 ! <ic;

December, 40»40,V,c. Beef, quiet and steady.

, $18.60913 75. Pork, strong and _ «-« go XArd, a shade

new extra mess

new mesa.

October 2..........

Open’g.] High t

Lowest

Ulos'g.

fiiSi JS5,7SS«S-SISsr

held firm;western, 15g)8lc; Elgin creamery. 3‘9 32c. Cheese, firm at 2®llHe. Sugar, steady. MoIssbcb. steady. Petroleum, firm. Rice, dull. Coffee, firm. Freights, steady. Spirits of turpentine, firm st 46c. Rosin, steady at $1.81^1.93. Tallow, firm at 8Xc. Western eggs, firm at 2t,^

26HC.

Baltimorr, October 2.—Flour, easier and closing steady. Wheat, western, opened betier and closed easier; No 2 winter red, spot, I1.C1H @L0i^: Ottober, *Le4> 4 aL0tH; November, 8i.(5£i<8i.P5H: December, $L06Hil-0®4: Jau uaiy, |1.06^@1.07H; February, *1.08>£glX9H. Coni,western inactive and flmer; western atlx-sd spot, afked: October, 65J|C6c; November

wiftcrn white, 45*483; mixed, 44^45c; sylvanla, 44(948c, Rye, firm at 70373c. Hay, quiet and tteadv. Provisions, steady; mcfs pork, $23 35; bulk meats, shoulders and clear rib sides, packed, 11H <6

shoalders and clear HD lidca, packed, 11543 15HC- Bacon, shoulders, 12Hc; clear rio sides. 17c: hams 16}<®i7Hc. Lard, refined, 14c. Batter, fiim: western, packed, 16g22c: creamery, 26@ 32. Eggs, scarce and firmat?5c. Petroleum, quiet; icfined, 7®i®7%c. Coffee dull at 7 J 4U9 l - 4 'c. Huyar, firm: A so!t, 9He. Whisky, dull and easier at SI 20(91.22 Freights, qafet Receii Flour 1,738 barrel*: wheat, 90 0C0 bushel* 967 bushels: oats, 2,491 bushels: rye 962 bt Shipment*—Wheat. 84,867 bushels; corn. 1 253

bnthela Sales—Wheat, 893 9:3 bushel*; corn, 105.000 bushels^

Chicago Marks*.

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Msw York Money and Stock Market. Nxw Yorx. October 2 —Money, 9 per cent. Prims mercantile paper, 709 per cent. Bar ■liver, 113)4. Sterling exchange steady at 481 for long, and 486 lor sight. Governments unchanged. States, generally doll; Tennessee mixed, 2clower. Railroads dull and irregular. Stocks—After 11 o’clock *he market continued

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which the tone became firmer, and at noon prices under tbe lead of Lo iisriUe A Nashville sold up H01Xc: Union Pacific, New Jersey Cen tral. Lackawanna and Deifter aho prominent in recovery. Five*, extended, ex. int 100H; 4H'*, ■112)4; 4 * ex. Int, U8)4: Pacific 6’* ol 95, 130. Bock Island. 131)4 Alton AT. H 42 Panama, ...—167 j Preferred 85 Fort Wayne .....185 Wabash 85 Plttsbnrj 188)4 Preferred 65H Dlinoi* Central 188 Hannibal A St. Joe 47 Chi., Bur. A Q. 140 Preferred. ........ 87

Chicago A Alton....189 9LL.ASanFran Preferred. iac oh

......140 Preferred.. — 60^ New York OentraL.182% Istpreferred 100H Harlem bid 180 i0..8t.*L.A M.O 78 Lake Shore 113)4 iKansas A Texas.... 36 Canada South'll.... 62H i Onion Pacific _1C8 Michigan CenctaL. (Central Padflo SOH *%sssi&=: I*)* Northwestern 1<3H! Preferred.. 94H Preferred- 161)4 ^~^N.

’S^wrlS’ 1 Delaware A Lack..] 31)4 Morris A Enex 1x5 DeL A Hudson 112)4 New Jersey Gent... 7484 ‘reading 63H Ohio, 88)4 2-re terreo 105 Cbea A Ohio 26

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First preferred... 87)4 Adama, Secocd preferred 27

Mobile A Ohio 21 a, C. & A I- £0

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Ohio Centre 1......

Lake Erie A West... 87

Peoria, Dec. A K... 82 Ontario A Western 27

L, R A W„. 40)4 Mu AJX. lst preTrd is

fid Pistaied...— 5

K.O.K.A M —. *0

L., H. A A C, ; 70* Houston A Tex 81 DenverARlo Grand 56H st Paul A Omaha.. fOH Preferred. 107 But. Pitta. A West 45)4 Memphis A O 67)4 Western Union 87)* Pacific Mall...—. 43H Adams, —140 •'ergo —129 American 95 United State*. t.s

8)4 Quicksilver 8)4 17 Preferred <0

Do. Preferred— sov, Minn. Att.L.—81)4 Do raverred. .. 72 Allegheny Central.. 27)4

MSW York Oonoa Mju^et,

Nxw York, October 2 —Cotton, quiet; ■ales 818 balM; npianda mile; Oneaos, ll)4c: futures steady; October, 1L17; November 10 95: Dtoaswbor 10 95; January,

February, 11,11; March, 1L21.

11.01;

If you have any skin diseases or diseases of the hair or scalp, any itching or discolorations, sun oums, freckles, pimples, rough or dry harsh skin, yon have in Dr. C. W. Benson's Skin Cure a sure, perfect and elegant remedy. Sold by all druggists. (I8)m,w,f THROUGH TO WASHINGTON*, D. C., AND BALTIMORE, MD., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. On Monday, September 25, a line of thoee luxurious and comfortable B. A O. sleeping cars wid commence running between Indianapolis n.d Baltimore, Md., via I., B. A W. railway, and Columbus, O., and B & O. railroad and Washingten.D. C. The through sleeping car will be itiecfctd to the I., B. & W. train leiving Indianapolis at 7 p. in., dally, except Sundays. This twin has sleeping cars from Washington to Philadelphia and Now York. I., B. A IV, trains leaving Indianapolis at 4:10 a. m., daily, and 11:25 a. m., also have direct connection at Columbus. O., with through trains for Washington, Baltimore. Phi'adelpbia, New York and all points east, southeast and northeast. The I, B. & W. line from Indianapolis to Columbus, O., is laid with the heaviest steel raiis, and thoroughly ballasted, and is equipped with first-class passenger coaches, supplied with all modern Improvements, and trains are now luonlng with all tbespetd and regularity of an old established line. When going east sccnre ticket* v!a the I., B. <fc W. route. Tickets, sleeping cir berths, timetablrs, and all desired information, can be obtained tt the I., B, & W. ticket office, No 138 fion'h Illinois street, Union Depot ticket office, and office of general passenger ami ticket agent, Fletcher & bharpe's b'.cck corner of Washington snd Pennsylvania streets. tv z

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Watch icnalring aud fine engraving ciatty at the Bate* House jewelry atore. ta*-8,m,th

The campaign opens with Betheida, the finest

mineral water in the world, In the lead,

Ft r watcbei. diamonds and fine jewelry, go to the old reliable Bates House jewelry atore. ta x-*,m,th Messis. Mahan ACo., druggists, of Rockville, Parke county, say Brown's Iron Bitters gives entire sathfaction. Strangers visiting onr city will find the old Bales House jewelry store the best place to buy watches, diamonds and jewelry. Elegant stock. tt *-s,m,th BROW Nine * tLOAH, CBUSOIST*. Pars whits' lead, paints, oils, varnishw brashes and painters' materials. Agents for best French plats glass, enameled, hammered and best American window glass ol all slses. 7 and 3 East Washington street nn *

OUR CUSTOMERS Agree in saying they never saw so Fine Lines of CHILDREN'S SUITS. J. A. McKenzie, SMOKE JOHN RAUCH’S FLORIBEL . 5-Cent HAVANA FILLER.

At the Finest

Cigar Store in the State, 15 and 17 N. Pennsylvania St,

Can be found a full assortment of the Celebrated LOZINO, PLNDAS & CO.'S CLEAR HAVANA CIGARS. CHAS. F. MEIER. I FANCY BRACKETS, Wall Pockets, Easels, Round Tables, Fancy Chairs, Commodes, Blacking Cases, Whisks. •WAn Extraordinary Large Assortment. CHARLES MAYER & 00., 29**4 31 W. WathlBglon St. RYAN & WOLF, Commission Merchants, and Dealer* in Grain, Floor, Feed and Hay, 62 and 64 R Maryland Bt-, Indlan*poIi& lad. Registered Warehouse for Storage of Floor and Merchandise. s,m.*r

JUST OPENING

FOB THE

m w.f

ODening Daily Fresh Roasted Coffee ■ ^ O J WE ROAST OUR OWN EVERT DAI.

NEW STYLES CeBtlem’s Hats. NEW YORK HAT CO. COB. WAfflUOTOI AID FMV. BTL M,W,f •

Philadelphia Store. OUR FALL STOCJUUST RECEIVED. BLACK BILK at 75c, worth *1.00. BLACK BILK *t 99c, worth *1.35. BLACK CASHMERE 35c. DRESS GOODS in all New Shades. Splendid line of HOSE and UNDERWEAR. Call and see our stock. D. J. SULLIVAN, tt ne 64 N. ILLINOIS ST. Hetherington & Berner FOUNDERS AWD Machinists. ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORK. Sheet Iron Chimney* and Britches. Tank* and Boiler Work. HEAVY CASTINGS a specialty. 19 to 27 West South St.

Jas Fixtures.

Parties in need of Gaa Fixture* will find it to tbtlr Interest to Gallon us and examine oar new cocos and get prices before purchasing. We have the neatest fixture! fur the least money In

the city.

Aneshaensel & Strong, •B NORTH PENNSYLVANIA STREET—HewDenison Hotel Block.

INDIANAPOLIS Paper Wjrebousa, Try onr MAXILLA PAPER, manufactured from pure itock, and not to be excelled far strength. Hubbard & Anderson, 117 B. Marldlai Bt aaai Dalai Dmwt

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eUANARTEE 10 OPIUM OR VALERIAN.

CHAS. B. RASCHIG, 81 E. Wash. St.

CONE’S BOSSI Pantaloons, Ovarallt mil Walking Coats.1

Amoib tie auf (Mebratci BRki •f Over ail Urthtef we haadle, •here U the best Anown to the trade, 1 hep are ef “Heme Hake,** i to FReak, aad thtlr tree werth eae tsslifled la hj baa4re4s ef Varm«rtJ ■etbaalea »■« Leherm ef Berli ecoatj. They raahs bat at retail < at OCR fcTORE.

WHEN

CLOTHING STORE.

GET A SAMPLE POUND OF

FURNITURE

BEDROOM SET?, PARLOR SUIT?,

OFFICE FURNITURE, CABINET GOODS, Etc.

I' leg. at SljlfF, Fl.e Worim.Bahl, u4 Low Prices. Kina 4 ELOEtt,

82 and 84 North Pennsylvania Street.

WARD * SON S

Mi fill lanMing Jau Coins. Fmh rr ailed every day. Fat ap ia pomnd laefcafea. DeUdeai fbr hrrak*

bit mm. A k tear irocer it.

TRY WARD k SON’S BAKING POWDER.

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WE ROAST OCR OWN EVERT DAT.

EDWARD GOE & CO., 52 N. Penn. St.!

Every department completely stacked with seasonable specialties in Clothes and Furnishings for Men, Youths, Boys and] Children. The FAMOUS EAGLE, 5 and T W. Wash. St. One Price.

REMOVAL. CONDUIT & SONS. Wholesale Grocers,I Have Removed to their Mew Building, 136 and 138 S. Meridian St.

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CARPETS,] PAPER HANGINGS, LACE CURTAINS. WM H. ROLL,

30, 32 34 SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET.

ARGAND BASE BURNER, 1882. For sine year* put Ihe “AEGAND" hu enjoyed uninterrupted aueoeen, universal approval, and a patronage never before bestowed upon any stove. The «* ABCjAND ” of 1882 H A 6 EVERY IMPROVEMENT that has made it to popular in the pact, and new ones added, which can not fail to make it more attractive and a more powerful heater than aay former oonatroction. The “AEGAND” of 1882 is presented to the pnblie with more confidenoo than any cf its predcceisors. JOHNSTON A BENNETT, Solo Agents, 62 East Waahiavton St. J&'L large stock of Stoves of all kinds, Ranges, Mantels and Gratea, Riehardsos, Boynton A Co.’a Furnaces, at old stand of Johnston Bros., 62 East Wash. at. Repairing of all kinds of Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces a specialty.

We offer Special Drives In FLANNELS, BLANKETS, LAD]

CLOTH, etc.

Onr CANTON FLANNELS, In brown and bleached, art thi

best value ever offered in ibis city for tbe money.

In BOOTS and SHOES we keep tbe best makes, and sell them|

at attractive prices.

Onr Motto: “Quick sales and small profits.”

GEORGE E. VOGLESONG & CO.,

301 Massachusetts Avenue,

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KVKRY THING IK THB

nimbi HouseFitnisliineLisg,

160 Massachusetts Av*.

I0VBLTY FURNITURE 00MPAIT.

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Boon mil Shoos. TH* BS8T FLACK TO BUT.

WORK MADE TO ORLKR. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. PRICES DEFT COMPS IITION. M. HANSON, 371S. Diliwiri St. f.m.w

Wholesale and Retail

Carpets,

RUGS,

HATS,

DRUGGET!

Lace Curtains, OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES!) ALBERT CALL