Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 April 1883 — Page 3

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THE IHDIASAPOLIB HEWS: THURSDAY APRIL 19,1888.

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‘ GLOVES. Biggest Bargains Ever Offered. 4-Batton Length, 25c Pair. ~ Tucker's Glove Depot

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LVIIIA ■. PeCXDte preper.it at m and 03 Weetern Avenue I tree,Mao. PrtoefL StxbotUaefarpA Sentbpma£ In the form of pffls, aleo In the fora of toaengea, oc

aaaalpt of prtea, |1 par box for either. Ure. Plnkham Irealjraiuwara aU Mtera of Inquiry. Bend for pamoh ha. addraa aa above. Mention this Pnper. »o family ehonld be wiiheot LTDIA K. in LIVER PTLIA They cure oonatlpatlan. bU fad tofptdTx af the liver Kamte per^ta.

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AUTOPHONE FREE, To BetnQan whobuy 90 poondiground Spice*, **° rt *^ * Jo* IbT*PIPPER. 10 Iba. MDdrABD. * 10 lb« 81NGBR. 10 Iba aRNAMON. 10 Iba. BAKINQ POWDER. This MuMoft) Inatraamt oouUlna twenty-two Doiaa, and rrquirea ootklll or miulcal knowledrej a child ean play It

R.R. BOUSE. TLUMBERS SUPPLIO, ^WmiM Inn Pipi, Gas and Steam fittings. rtpas Tbraadad and Out by ftadm Power, pmaaand Steam Pitting. Bnbber Hon and Pack | fwMMh Pnmpa and Bnglnaa, Wind )0U Sup* pUaa, Wood Pompa, Hot Air Engine i and PtiTMi WeUa. i Bos. 81 tnd 8P W. Marvl&nd Sti t.thj

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dTYOTWB. Dr. J. B. Monroe is very ill. Tht “Wtos” ftoro will open n broach honaa at Peoria, 111. ■* Tha "targwt ahooting” aaaoeUtton’a, “traa pleating” came off to^ay, Joha Doaahuo'a damage suit agoiaatJ. H. Kammick baa goat over ms til Monday. Prof. CoUatt te apokoaof aa o emiUWa maa far tha praaidamey of Perdue umiver-

mty.

John Brows, s colored juvenile, hue bees locked sp os us indictment charging lar-

ceny.

The police have adopted the Knox summer helmet, similar to that worn by tha Haw York force. Patrick Collins, 289 Wait Pearl street, bad his right arm broken, yesterday, by tha kick of n mule. Gottlieb Holsworth has bean ordered by tha Health Board to remove his dairy outride the city limits. Frame Olin, during the fire yesterday afternoon, slipped upon a board and received pn*nful injury to his spine. The damage suit of Henry Hutchins vs. Joehmm Z mmennai, growing out of the bite of n dog, has been compromised. The property holders on Delaware (treat are outraged by the action of the eewer contractors piling atones on the gram plot. The congregation of the Pettison M. E. church made an informal call, last night, upon the pastor, Rev. Rufus D. Black, and Ron Mayer demands a divorce from MUtbew Mayer, Alleging cruel treatment. Sae also aeke $1,000 alimony. The parties were married in Augnit, 1881. One of the teams belonging to the American Express Co. ran away, yesterday, and collided with and demolished the ornamental lamppost fronting Maeuuerchor Hall. Damage $300. The health board has appointed Chris. Wieese undertaker in the burial of persons dying of smallpox, and has ordered the sanitary police to call Dr. Henthorae to visit all am&llpox cases occurring in the

city.

The mayor and committees from the council and board of aldermen will meet to-morrow evening to inspect the city engineer’s plan for the proteotion of the city agnisst overflows in Pogue’s run aad the

State ditch.

An act of the legislature provides that in town elections there shall be but one place of voting, centrally located. If the

public convenience and public good quire it, the trustee may establish dioance n precinct in each ward.

Judge Howe has overruled the motion for a new trial in the case of David Duncan vs. the City, and the defendant has appealed to the general term. Duncan was injured by a fall in a hole on Miami street,

and the jury gave him $250 damages.

The Indiana oolitic limestone is the best bniiding atone in the Misaiseinpi valley, and the new government buildings at Fort Wayne and Terre Haute should be built of this material. It is said that other varieties of stone will be used in tbeir construc-

tion.

The Christian Women’s board of mis-

This lady for the past twenty years has edited the Ludiee Christian Monitor, and has now retoned to this city for permanent residence. Owing to the prevulenoe of smull-pox in Ind’anola, the sabbath ichtfol entertainment advertised for Friday night has been postponed, and it is deemed best to give notice that no aervioea will be held in the church on next Sabbath as it is deemed best not to subject any of the children to unnecessary risk. A new trial has been refused in the damage suit of Eli Burdge vs. I., B. A W. railway, and an appeal has been taken to the geterul term. Burdge was a passenger ou the “rowdy train,” and owing to the smoking of other passengers, stood on the piaifotm. A suddep lurch threw him off and broke his collar-bone, for which the jury awardsd him $250. Stven fsaessmeat insurance companies have complied with the iasurance law, but tbtre are numerous concerns which are iacorporate under the “voluntary association act,” 6y filing articles with county records] a, and who have not yet complied with the btate law. After a proper time has elapsed the attorney general will take steps to stop the transactions of snch association. State Auditor Rice yesterday declined to allow any qf the $32,000 legislative appropriation for the construction of a prison sewer at Michigan City until the city council amends the ordinance more completely protecting the state’s interest. The proposed plan is for the conatruotion of the M*V, which ia aleo te be the maim city sewer, wider the enpervision ef the Mich'igan City authorities, to be kept in repair alter completion by the city.

sbonld have established at least twe things: let. That there was aa actual indebtedness or liability on tbepart of Benjamin F Stats; and. 1 Thu tbs conveyance to PanMlla A. State was either fraudulent or voluntary. An elaborate argument b made to shew that the evidence, instead of supporting the flat proposlttoD, shows that it m not true. By demurring to the evidence, the apyaltee withdrew from eoostttratloa so much of It as was favor able to bee, ard bit to the court the question whether there was suadent evidence favorable to the plaintiff to establish every fact essentia', to bis right of leeovery. Under the evidence tha court could not have reached any other cooeluUcn than it <JM, sHiKirrs—r ArLdurto urrr. 10160. Tae State ex rei vs. James If. Emmons etui. PutnamC.CL Affimed. smott,J. In an action on a sheriff's bond far falling to levy an execution within slaty days jrom the time ft came to Us hands, the complaint mast ailene that tb« sheriff was not otherwise direct#! by the plaintiff or UTagent (St lad. 108.) DBnusAO-imi’MtoR—conncTioit. 10,400. B>mh Smart at ah vs. Lagans port Cass C. O. Reverted. Woods, O. J. At the September term 1877 of the Cam circuit court (he appellants applied for an injunction •gainst the city of Logansport Edward Talbott and others. At same term of court an entry was made on the order book, showing that the plaintiff, by leave of the court, diamiseed their ‘-action as to all of tae defendants except Edward N. Talbott”

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A demurrer and answer were filed for defendant, and the final entry shows that It was order ed ''that the plaintiffs have a perpetual injuao-

the City of Loga'mpon to^>«y the

appellant, on

which

April term. 1881 thi written motion to

the city voluntarily appeared asked the conn to correct the entry in respect to the dlsmtsral so as to have It show that the cause was dismissed except as to the city and Talbott This the court refused. The evidence taken oc the motion shows that It was understood amoi-g the parties that the can-e was not to be dismhsed as to the city. The entry of dls missal ss io the city was a clerical misprison, and may be corrected as rush, (79 Ind , 318 ] ESTATES- nx>r IRBXP. TO KVIDIircE-PRACTICE. 9197 James H Buddell vs. Sarah Tyner et aL Hancock C. C. Niblack, J. Affirmed. [1] Upon a demurrer to the evidence of his adversary, evidence introduced by the party de-

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nnot be taken Into consideration in ion with the evldenca demurred to. (80

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pp, f556 pres mt term ) Buddell, 66 Ind. 826. has

Ind.691; Rupp vs. Ru The case of Thomas vs.

been modified by thelater cases.

[2 ] In an action on a decedent's estate on a written Ir strumeot, the execution of the Instrument by the decedent must be proved, though not denied under oath (71. Ind, [3 ] Where there is a demurrer to the evidence of the defendants, the trial of the cause Is suspended by the demurrer and all lemalulng *-avv«<?*4s\na 0$va att?amisva Vwwtsvma vwvamtl/vng q^

questions on the evidence become question law lor the decision of the court la caee there Is no trial of the cause ia tha which enables the plaintiff to reserve any que tlon on the proceedings below by a motion for a

sue

use ia that sense.

re-

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new trial.

l.EASg—G V ARAN TORS’ DISCHARGE.

8267. The Markland Mining and Manufac luring company vs. George P. Ktmmel et al.

VigoC C Affirmed. ZolUrs, J.

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VigoC G Affirmed. Zollars, J.

This action was brought against the appellees, Klmmel, Dinsmcre and McKurley to recover of them as guarantors oa a leate. They defended on the ground that tha lease which they signed as guarantors purported to be a lease of a certain coal mine to .Times Small, Robert Riddle Matilda Small and Wm. R. Small, under the Arm name of James Small

they objected to signing the least as guarantors on the ground that it was not dgued by Riddle; that they signed as such guarantors on the nnderstandlng end condition that It he not delivered until signed by Riddle, but that the lease had beeu delivered in violation of this agree haem; that RJdiis "<* sign tb<j lease but refussd to execute the lease, was HD* * member of the firm and refused to become one. If in the body of a written instrument, several persons be named as sureties, any one signing as surety, may successfully de'eno on the ground, that when he signed the instrument and delivered it to the principal makers, it was on the agreement and condition that be should not be liable as such surety, and that the instrument should not be delivered to the payee or obllger until the others so named rhould also sign as sureties, and that the instrument was delivered In violation of thU agreement. The fact that the Instrument Is not executed by all those named in li as obligors, is sufficient to put the payee or obligee on inquiry and chargehlmwlth notice of ibeoondltioa (Brandt OH Suretyship, 867 : 65 Ind, 893; 46 Ind. 2.3.) The same rule which pro tec Ufa an retv will protect guarantors. The answers show that the appeiices acid in good faith, telylngon the terms of the lease and the representations an! agreement of James Small, one of the principal obligors, that Bobest Buddell was a member of the firm of James Small &. Go., was financially responsible and would execute the lease. The lra c e as delivered to the appellant was neither signed In the firm name nor by all the Individual members,as named In the leaks This was snfficlent notice to bring thccaae within the rule ana let ln tne de teiue set ap the answers. If a guaranty be made for fever al persona composing a firm or fnr a firm competed of several named per jo ns the guarantor will not be liable for the delault of, or for credit given to a lets number of the persons so named, or a firm of the same name, composed of a le» number of such persons. (9 Moores R. 688; 16 Gray 62; 44 Mo. 264.)

The account in yesterday’s News of the manner in which Conductor Rub tell met his death, evidently does injustice to Engineer Newton, of train No. 50, which ran into BoMMll’a caboose. Rusell’s train was making a curve at a very slow speed when Newton came ia sight of the caboose, fifteen or twenty car lengths ahead. He whittled down brakes aad reversed hie engine, but without stopping in time to avoid the accident Russell and others on his train were asleep. Newton has been railroading thirty yean, and never before eo much as mashed another’s finger.

Base BalL

The score of yesterday's game with the Chicagoa—24 to 5—does not tell the whole ■lory. The home club, all things considered, played creditably and gave satiafac tion. It waa remembered that all the members never saw each other before they met on the field yesterday; that not all of the regular nine were present, and that being pitted against the strongest club in the country lor a first game under such circumstances,was peculiarly trying. There were etveral individual excellences shown, and Peablea, the catcher, especially proved himself to be a firat-ciasa player ia every respect. The lesson of the Chicago club is the thoroughness wkh which they play. Their fielders do not wait to watch a ball if it ia not within reach, bnt start instantly on a “dead ran,” to be aa near the epot it strikee the ground as possible; and tbie hard playing marks every feature of the Chicago’s game. Yesterday they knocked the home pitcher all over the grounds, batting unusually strong. This, with the slow fielding and errors of the heme club, the former of which, at least, «wse to be expected from n new nine, made ’ihe score more onesided, than the actual playing merits of either nine would al low. Altogether, the home club met ex peetation aad developrment into good playing can confidently be looked for There are no better or handsomer grousd* in the country then oars, and the attendance, yesterday, waa very large. To-day a

more interesting game U day may be looked- for. The ssore of the gai

markable feature*. At third base, Williamson ia credited with one put-out, a .ingle-hand catch of a hot liner, and eight eesuta, with one error, a questionable fumble. At the bat, Pfeffsr led fertile Chicagoa with throe singles, two doubles, aad a three bagger, ten bases in all. Darlag the game the visitors changed their battery, substituting Corcoran aad Stockwell for Goldsmith and Flint, bat it dida’t help matters any. A sharp foul tip from FJiat’e bat struck Umpire Brennan in the cheek, hut did no damage. The games today said to-morrow will be played with the Detroit dab, ef which Joe Quest, aa old fndlaaBpelia favorite, ia g memeber.

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BLABKKT BKFOBT. Indianapolis Wholesale Market-Daily Bevlew. Tke produce market has declined. Potatoes are cheaper the seed demand having been temporarilly met and supp.y being abundant. Gar load lots yesterday sold at 400600. We quote early rose, 76980c: Burbank’s 75980.-. Mew cabbage Is also cheaper. Apples are soared and stronger Eggs are weak, batter firm. No perceptible change Is noticeable in the grocery trade. A fair movement Is reported and prices are strong ler the staples. Canned corn, tomatoes, 3 pie peaches, peas, small fruits, oysters are weak; 6 pies very firm Stock is being rapidly consumed aad will be well cleaned out before new staff is due. There ought to be some appreciation in values.- Dealers in iron to mor row will reduce prices on bene and mule shoes 250. Dr' Arnold' 6Xc; Ed< Ha

: gome than that of yeater-

game shows some re-

At third

LL. 6c: Indian Orchard, 36 Inches, 7*Ao; Pep perell E, 8c; Pepperoll B, 7*c; SaranacB, 754c; Pepperelk 9-4, 23He; PepperelUO-4 26Ac Bleached sheeting—Androscoggin L, 8c; Barker’s mUla, 86 Inches, 8Sc; Bart iett F, 7c; Biackstone AA. 8(40 • CtesnutHIU. 6c; Chapman A, 7c; Dwight Stir, 8, 10c; Fruit of tne Loom, 86 Indies, 9%c; FltchvlUe, 754c Hill’s semper Idem, 36 inches, 9c; Hope, 8c; Knight's cambric, Sc: Lonsdale, 9Kc; Lonsdale, 88 Inches, 8He; Whltln*ville.;83 inches, 7c; Wamsutta, 86 inches, 11 HQ New York Mllla. HHc; Utica. 9 4. 30c; Utica, 10-4, 8JHc. Conetleens- Indian Orchard, 7c; Xeenaigesateen, 8He; Naomkeageateen. 8He, Rockport, 7c. Ticking-Amoekeag, AC A, 17c. Amoskeag plaid, 17c. Conestoga—Gold medal 16c; B P, 17c; CCA, 14c: Shettncket, S 10Hc: Swift river. 754c: Minnehaha, 18c; Lewiston, 36 Inches. 17Hc; 82 inches 16Hc, 8) Inches 14He, York 20 Inches ISkc, Omen 60 inches 36c. Osnaborgsand Cheviots—Loubiana plaids 80, Augusta 80. Ottawa 7c, Amoskeag stripes 10 He, plaids illHc, Hamilton UHc' Batea 9?, Uoeaa ville 9c, Scotch finish ItHc. Pacific Drees Goods—54 poplin lustre, 10c, cashmere He, 54 beige, 13HC, alpaca lustre, 16Hc, Australian crepe l6Hc, brocatels l«Hc. 6 4 cashmere A C,

27He, Gingham. Lancaster. 8c.

Foreign Fruits ahd Nuts—Pineapples, •6 0097,(0; Bausnaa. 82.60x4 60. Figs,

19a90c; raisins, new,

layers, •2 60a2.66: Muscatlaa, double 82 20a2.2S; Valencia. 9a9Hc; prunes unnantn new, AHaTC; Leghorn citrons, dates, black. SHaOo, in frail boxes; Per alan. 9Hal0c: Fard, 14MaUc; lemons, Messina IS OOa6.CO per box; oranges. Messina, 86.00*510 per box; Valencia, fU.00all 00 per case mammoth do., $iS60aX4 00; Imperial VemlnSL f5.50a.6f0. Soft shelled al mends, Tersgonla 19a20e: I Ties, 18*19c; shelled.

Leading Deugs.—Morphine, 63 togs 75: quinine. tl.TOal 75: cfnehonldla, 9Sca8l.0Q: borax, 17c: camphor, 80a88e: alcohol, $2.2602 30: awa foetid a, 40*50; alum. 4Xc; chloroform. 81«8ic copperas, barrel, 8 50; cream tarter, pure, IS* 40c; castor oil. fl.28*J.80: oil bergamot, per pound, 62 7Se4 06; eod* hi carb, 4e6c; salt Epsom, 4*6o; sulphur. 5a6c; ralrpctre, lt*20c turpentine, 55*60c; glycerine, 30*3Jc: bromide of pottai, tSa42c; larfloU, 95c*fL00; linseed oil Sageatlnr ' rtJ “ *• LiATHn—Oak sole held at S8a41c: hemlock sale told at MeSie: harneae SlaSSc skirting. 38a 41c: PlttabtiighaiBea^ S6atac; bridle,per dozen 6C*72c; dt* kip 60cafl 00; French kip. 85*fl.26; r coJf ddns, 88cafl,20; French call skint.

new, ‘ layers,

London la]

city calf u flaOal 90.

ladlaaapolle Uvw aek Market. XWDiamapous, April 19.—Union Stock yards—

Cattle-Smsm. 0 head: Market dull and lower; demand

Prime shipping ate raSTtosood shipp

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Choice to prime ISO lbs. end upwasde , , 15 26 B6 76

Fiixtogood 110 to 118 lbs. 6 00 B6 28

Medium 90 to 100

Spring lembe

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MUeeUaneoni Froduee, Honey UsaOc: extracted. Ifallc. Apple*, perb^l’. 8^5<jaLCb per bbl ’ Cabbage, fe.C0a2 25 per bbl; new, 85.00a5.50 per crate. Cider. 87.00*8 50 per barrel. New beans, hand-picked, naw, 62.65*8 75 par bo.; medium, 82.402.10; morrow fat, 82 90*3 01 Eggs. Butter and Poultry. Eggs 14c; demand fair; selling f;om store at 15c. Butter, oramery, S8a36c; dairy, 22a26c; country choice, 20c; selling from store at 22a 24c; common, Italic. Poultry, demand good: bens. 12Hc per lb.; roosters, 7c; turkeyr, 15c; gefse. 67.50 per dos. ducks, old. 64.20 per dns. Wild duiks, maliarda, 62.75*8.00: common, 62.00 *2.60.

If your lungs are almost wasted by consumption, Dr. Pierce’s “Golden Medical Dircovery” will not cure you, yet as a remedy for severe coughs, and all curable bronchia), throat, and lung affections, it is nnturpasaed. Send two stamps for Dr. Pierce’s large pamphlet treatise on consumption and kindred affections. Address World’s Dispensary Medical Association, Bafialo, N. Y. u*tm,th,W

Dr. T. H. Rucker, of Arlington, Ind., says Brown’s Expectorant is tha most valuable remedy for consumption extant (8) “Dr, Benton’s Celery and Chamomile PfUs cured my neuralgia.” Rev. Dan’l Allen, Montevado, Fla.

CATARRH

Complete Treatment, $1. A single dose of Sanford’s Radical Cure tostantly relieves the most violent Sneering or Heai colds, clears the head a* by magic, stops watery dlf charges from the nose and eyes, prevents ringing noises In the head, cures Nervous H adsche, and subdues Chills and Fever. In Chronic Catarrh, it cleanses the nasal passages of fcul mucus, restores the sense of smell, taste, and hearing when affected, frees the head.throat and bronchial tubes of offensive matter, sweetens and purifies the breath, stops the cough aid arrests the progress of catarrh towards confeu En p 11013. CT: Radial cure,, one box Catarrhal Solvent and Sanford’s laualef, ill in one pack age. of all druggists, for 61. Ask for Sanford’6 Bad leal Cure. Porriii Dbug and Chemical Oo., Boston. icouw* rssiisf.sjffisssa \\yOLTA,c/ / Rheumatism, Neur*lgta,8cl*t'A/?// tca Ooughe, Colds, Weak Back, A \ 1 Stomach and Bowels. SaootIng Pains,Nombnea^Hyateria, X" Female Pains, PapitaUon, Dys _ ^ T pepria. Liver Complaint, BUfous Fever, Malaria and Epi- /£ UCTRI C\\ demtea, use Collins's Piasten. < an Bleotric Battery combined FASTER.* with a Porous Plaster,) and laugn at pain. 25c everywhere. ust-m.th TNE OTTO SILENT Gas Engine. Since the “Otto” Gas EngiaewMinvented and its practicability fully demonstrated, large numbers have been put into use ia oitiee where other eaginea could not be operated to any advantage; they have found their wav into workshops of jewelers, printers and amateurs, where a cheap aad economical power could be used, aad are sees giving attraetiokto the show-windows of tea and grocery stores, etc. The many special featurea or advantages of Gas Eagises are readily seen aad appreciated by all; above all of which is perfect safety and cleanliness—there being ne boiler, steam, coal or ashes. The governor regulates the speed and also the oonsump tioa of gas, which varies in proportion te the work done. The only expense of raneing is for the gu alone. 6V hen wanted, n Gas Engine can'at ones be started, made re*dy without any preparation, and when stopped there is no continuation fof expense. Engines of aU si era, aa high aa 25 horse power, are made, thu* successfully competing with steam, and in many cases surpassing it, on till acoi ea of economy and abaolute safety. Any information desired can be had by call Lag at or addressing Gas Office, 49 S. Penn. St., INDIAN AFOUCB.

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Hose Boxes,

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Bath Tubs,

XUBBEX E06B, Sheet Lead an*

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KNIGHT & J1LLSON, 75 AND 77 SOUTH PENN. ST.

-HEADQUARTERS Children’s Carriages, HO 46

Novelty Dollar Store

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To make business a success it must have merit. [y The merits we claim for our business are fine goods, - first-class workmanship and perfect fitting garments, at much lower prices tnan those charged by our competitors. We adopt the system of buying and selling for cash on a small profit. We make to order, in first-class style. Business Suits from $25 up. Dress Suits from $35 up. Pants from $5 up. We guarantee to save you 20 per cent. We msrk goods in our show windows in plain figures, and bid defiance to all competitors. The GieTioitiiCo. 20 N. PENNSYLVANIA ST.

Store open nntil 9 p. m. tu.th,s

Goods shown by Electric Light.

The Bull Dog Plug Is not fashioned in any extraordinary shape, Nor molded in any remarkable form or size, But each plug contains Mona Per fieri, y Satisfactory “Chiws” Than can be found in any plug of Any other tobacco ever manufactured— The most fensttlve taste ' Or most careful chemlcl analysis Will find In it no subitanee or material that is

not

Perfcr'i;/ Pure With the rich Flavory Leaf it contains there are No Adulterants, No Impurities, No “Beducera.”

It is

fa/e to »w, Delie knit to Chew, Satisfactory to Se'.l; Its friends aie daily and hourly increasing, And continue to term it “The Perfect Chew.” There is no doubt but if our Uncle Sam Should deem it best at war to take a tug He'd quickly have a million at command Of Tolunteer*, an chewing Bull Doe Plug. th,B,tn G j&. 2% ZD .

43 Sc 45 South Meridian Street.

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Awning MANUFACTURER

IN THS STATS, HERMAN M&RTENS, 40 South Meridian St The Cheapest Carpet and Wall Paper House In the State. e,tu,th eout MEDAL, fa BIS, 18T8 BAKER’S CHOCOLATES Haler'i Premium Chocolate, the be»: preper*lion of plain chocolate for family use. — Baker's BreakfaMt Cocoa, from which the eacete of oil htu been removed, rally digerted »nd .dinirtbly adapted for invalid*. — Baker'i Vacilla Chocolate, M . drink or eeten ee conketionery U a deildoiu article I highly recommended by tonri*t*. — Attn-'* Uroma, inralntble u a diet for children.— German tftceet Chocolate, . tdoat excellent article for ffcnilliei. Sold by Grocers everywhere. W. BAlKER efc CO., V Orel teeter. Matt.

225 TO 249 NORTH DELAWARE STREET. JAMES HARSON, Secretary o. XDXN, VteridsBL DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Fine Carving, Counters Store and Office Finishing, Dry Lumber. . FINE MANTELS and STAIR BUILDING.

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Steam Boiler and Sheet Iron Works

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For Solid Insurance, Prompt Settlements and Correct Policy Writing, GO TO CLEAVELAND & ADAMS, tu.th,* 81 AND 33 N. PENN. ST. Twelve Solid Compaaiea represented.

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BERMUDA ONIONS,

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WE 8AYB YOU THS DEALER’S PROFIT. INDIANA PAPER CO., Kumfoetoreni M Bast Maryland Street. WILLIAM O. DiYAY, Agaafl. tem papas uron wbjob tbm bmwb n pmibtmd a pdmbjbbmd mt tbjm of L XJ IwC B £3 Xc. PLAVIMQ MILL AMD YARD. 4H n VACirrWW &r The Largeit Stock and Loweat Prioee In tha city. I , iy. FUOlEH *» IAI., Ceraer First Street aad 1. O. A L. R. B. ta.«k. >

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SANITAiRY ODORLESS COMPANY. Privy Yanlts and Sinks cleaned at shortest notice. Disinfbetnnfs fnrnlsked free. L. KBUMHOLTZ, Supt., 8« N. Delaware Street. *,tn.th

Lit) Cmtihro at Cost for tin Noil Too Days. New Invoice of STRAW MATTINGS joet received.

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B0, 32.34 SOUTH ILLINOIS ST.

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