Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 September 1887 — Page 4

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RINGS. He* “eeaiWnM," but Hi«e, end tbeeortof rtnei that •rerrlo&T UkM. Ring* are parb.p* Um atd—t form o4 jawalry. aa tb«r ara the mo»t Boiraraal. 1 hey are apoken af la Holy Writ, mad Ktaa poor aaraca Indeed who doe* not wear Itnpi Ctrlllead folks, bowrrer. confine tbem■alrea to ear and finger rlnss—the sterner sex to the Uttar entirely. A handsome ring for a canflaaaaa la a esrong kgyptlan face erred from aard, eorroaodad by n cowl of diamond* eat on a henry Xeeun goM ring. Other Kinds "too no-

Bii?$l7aff\ 8U/alK, 12 £ast U/a5l?i^t09 Street.

MEN’S UNDERWEAR. PAUL hTkRAUSS, Shirt Maker and Men’s Furnisher, n* and St North FenMyiruU •treat

IMS OF LOf PIES,

Haw fl*U llna of Drees Goods now open. Heiteoma etyUe In plaids and stripes. SDK LEADERS FOR THIS WEEK; One let NereUy Plaids at...2&o, worth SOo ©no lot 40-inah Wool suittnge st 25c, worth SSe tea lot M-inch all-Wool Barga-at 35c. worth 45c One lot Mdnah aU-Wool I ad lea Cloth 60c, worth 75c One lot 44-inch Fin Check JeaUee Cloth ,85c, worth BOc One lot 4<Waoh aU-Wool HoraVy strlpaa —35c, worth 60c One lot di-lnali rey. Checks,66c, worth 73c Hew stock of fell end winter Hoelery, Oloree end Underwear.

8T Rub Washington Street.

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i Ompany Of New York. The moat popular company doing business In Tneiane Pegs all hooeet lueses promptly atdffioa of p. F. SAYLES, AGT. TO Sett Market Street

Bend to us for supplies. ♦ YOHN BROTHERS.

LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S TINDER WEAR 1 RIBBED ALL WOOL. REAL CAMEL’S HAIR. HRAVT BALBR1GGAN, ETC. ETC. At lower prioea than erer bafece, now on sale at WM. H^ERLE’S, 4 W. Waahlngton St. | Established I8CL

X M. OARR, JEWELER, ®OQ 'Virarln.isk -A.-venue. eSTWascb Repairing a Specialty.

ttOK-SPEd m 89 CENTS Fine Bilk emtooidered; actual T«hie,$l 25 TUCKER’S GLOVE STORE, !• last Waahlagtcn Street.

WOOD AND PHOTO ENGRAVING. BL C. CH-A-NDTiJER, U Beet Washington St, Call 1077. IndUnapolla

WOODRUFF PUCE LOTS.

Wa have two vary flue lota la Woodruff Ptaoe that me eaa aeR at a decided bargain. 40 lota In Erooe Place, on easy terms, n lota east ef Woodruff Place on easy

gOtataaouthemt, emtan yeenr time. Real etaata la all parte ot the city. jnOREARARRKTT. JOS. A. MOORE.

HE AX. ESTATE. JBoMemebergninaia Reel Relate, Bueinees Blocks, Inside Lots, Dwelling Houses. OHAa W.BROUSE & OO. Raemst and STheipe Meek. Km* Market St

new books.

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The duMCM by the “cave-in'’ at Yenensp’s aanning factory have been repaired. The mttem rank ef the MetaMeln dub will be drilled this avaning as the Meridian

rink.

The eixtaentb ward lepehHsene will hold • UMetiag thleevauing to eeleet a candidate ler sound I Wsneuel Wray la suing Conrad Schneider, a# Hassock county, for a fee as attorney in defending his son, who was charged with grand larceny. A meeting of the master werknssn of the various K. of L. sseembiios hove been sailed to meat In the hall of Oemmarrial assembly to-morrow evening. Elmer Gileson wae Saed 910 and costa by Juatiee FeiUemea yesterday for deserting bis wife, whom be married last July, only to leave her immediately afterward. The governor haa been notified that the county commissioners of Knox county have appointed Mordecai M. McDowell as sheriff, vice Samuel 8. McClure, deceased. The picture whiob was presented to Armstrong assembly, K. of L. at the time of the recent demonstration, will be disposed of by let to the membership Thursday evening of next week. The naeael entertainment by the Sebwabisa Aid society wae had last night at Moult hall, and there was a large crowd present. The ball has been refitted, frescoed and the stage improved during the sammer. Temperaaee Case, a patient in the insane eeylnm, died very suddenly yesterday, and the addrem of her supposed nearest friend,, Jolla A. Thompson, k desired by the asylum* authorities. The deceased was tent to that institution from Brightwood. The twenty-fifth ward appears to be again quarreling among themselves, much the same as they did four year* ago, when Councilman Herig took advantage of the eplit to be elected in n district heretofore considered to be impregnably democratic. Mrs. Itosa Vondurg, reported misting from the home of her sifter, Mrs. Goets, on Eut St. Clair street, wae found last eveutng near Greenwood by John Murphy, nod was returned to this city on the midnight train. When found she wu sauntering aimlessly along the road. Snrety of peace proceedings have been begun before Jnatloe Smock against Eugene Mablon, who called at an East Court street house on Saturday night and threw stones over the transom becanee his wife would not come ont to see him. The warrant was sworn to by Carrie Whit... the proprietor of the place. DEAD AND ACHING TEETH.

will permit. It appear* that witbii few days Eden barter has been givii attcation to fighting the unionists, i

Why Sugar Cause* The Tooth Nerves to Jump—Effect ot The First Frost.

’’That tooth is dead and will tnrn black.” “I don’t know about the tooth being dead,” replied the unfortunate man in the dentist’s ehair. "Bat I thought I myself soon would be after that corner had been broken off of the tooth in a collision at the home plate. But what do you mean by aaying that the

tooth is dead?”

“I mean that the nerve and life have been destroyed. A tooth nerve does not end in the cavity in the interiar ot the tooth. It penetrates the bone substance of the tooth and its minute fibers may be found close to the enamel. When this nerve has been destroyed the tooth loses all sensibility and is aa dead as a piece of atone. It will gradually decay and iteanrface will become coated with black, just as rocks in still water or the shells of slow moving sea animals accumulate a deposit of extraneous matter—emblematic of their inert slate. 1 can demonstrate that your tooth is as dead as a coffin nail.” Then he bored a little hole in the cavity of the tooth, and while the patient felt a* if a cellar were being scooped out of his dental region, there was no sharp exquisite pain. When the cavity was reached the dead and decayed nerve matter gave off an unpleasant odor. A probe was inserted to a depth of an inch and a half without causing pain. The

tooth was very dead.

“The tooth next to the deed one has enough life in it to make up for all Josses,” resumed the patient. “I can’t pat anything eweet into my month without causing that tooth to jump about like a brigade of black-horse cavalrv. It i* so sensitive to sweet* that I

can’t kiss my wife without brin

toothache.

aging on the

The tooth is not hollow nor de-

cayed; what makes it ache anyhow?” “I wss just telling you that thenervee ramify thronghout the bony substance of the tooth. Some of the ends of the tooth nerves are exposed on the enamel, on the side* or at the neck of the tooth. The sugar comes in contact with these nerves, and in decomposing or dissolving, a chemical action takes place that give* the nervea a eeriea of twitches. Either sugar or salt will delequeace about the teeth, sucking away the moisture and producing the eensationa of

which yon complain.”

Sugar and salt purchased at the Pea Green grocery are not exempt from the peculiar qualities noted by the dentist. The best that can be said ot them is that they are not to be had at the ruling retail prices. So also of

many other goods.

The solitary frost that has visited this section has had a marked effect on the values in retail grocery stores. It has “balled” the market. All growing vegetables have been forced op, ana from tbit time forth will be an nncertain quantity. Tomatoes, for in•tanee, are worth $1 a bushel. The crop is practically done for, though tomatoes will be marketable tor some days to come. Grapes are stronger than they were. Catawbaa and Delawares tell at lOo a pound. Concords fetch 6@8c. Peaches are becoming scarce. Theyare held [email protected] third bushel box. Winter vegetables and traits have, of course, not been materially influenced by the weather. Irish potatoes still rule at fil.30 per bushel. Jersey sweets sell at 50o per

peck.

The approach of winter is further noted in the condition of the egg market The retail price haa advar c*d to 20c. Butter is firm at prioea varying from 20 to S5c, according to

grade and condition.

The first quinces of the season are in market. Baskets holding about two-third* of a peck fetch 40c. Apples are unchanged, select fruit being atill held at 40o per peck. It is rather aoold day for melons. Thty are still in market and prieue have not fallen off. Nothing in this line exeept ehristena

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pumpkin sells at prices ranging upward from 10c. Hubbard squash is worth 20®25c each; crook necks 10c. The Leonine Lecture Course. The lecture coarse under the auspices of the Leonine clnb will bo opened on the evening of Octobers, by Biahop Chatard, his theme, the land question, which is now one of the leading topics under discussion by men generally. Arrangements have been made to oontinue the coarse in the following order October 17—Very Rev. D. O’Donaghue; subject: "Burial Usages from the Savage to tbs Sage.’’ OctoberSl—Hon. Alien Zollars, of the Indiana supreme court; subject: ••English Rote In Ireland.” November 14-Rev. C. H. Gavtak; subject: “Catholic and American independence.” November 28-Rev. P. P. Cooney, C. 8. a; subject: “My War Reminiscence* and Their Lessons." December 12—Very Rev. T. E. Walsh, 0.8. C, {N-etadwit' of Notre Dam* university; subject:

This City Chosen.

The national association of ex-priaonen of war haa concluded its Chicago meeting, and before adjournment it resolved to hold the next annual rennion in thie city. Two reeolutions were adopted—on* recommending n law giving each prisoner two dollars per day white in captivity .and the second stating that the captured rebel flagaahonld be bald sacred by the general government, and displayed in eoaee public plane, as provided by law.

Making a Personal Ossavaoe.

The anion labor party have arranged for a mata meeting this evening at the comer of Meridian and Morris streets, and it is officially stated that from now nnttl the eteoMon Walter Davy, the labor candidate for mayor, will make a peiesnri canvass of all the foe-

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faskissriftMi

It appears that within the past

iving special Ls under the

fear that hie gnateet danger lies’ in that direetteo, aad hence the aeeeasity of the per sensl eaavass which Davy has undertaken.

results I btemaa.

who wss i

Judge Taylor yesterday granted Nettle E. divorce from hor hue heed Horto provide. Judgment for $800 was also entered. Whaa the plaintiff eha found her lute huabund in the boose sad children. He

fornitur* with such good

he was soon before Justice Pci-

He was fined $18 end costs,

m Camp, the wife of Charles, ivieted of larceny and seat north ’, asks s decree of divorce. Loni recently began proceedings to hatband (Alfred) to support hor, retaliated with a divorce sail, loot of household duties and

Cadet Appointment,

nation of candidates for appolntto fill the vacancy from this caused by the death of ley, will be held to-morrow in court room, under the direction of an Bynum. After the death of >y Mr. Bynum appointed a young vacancy, bat he failed twice in nation, and then the present coarse

' upon.

Off For Sh Louts.

Lestjnlght Anderson post, G. A. R., headed by the corps band, and accompanied by delegations from other poets, started tor St. Louis via special train on the L A St. and later trains also took a goodly number of the G.

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in yestei..-,,.

A. R. to the I. A St L. instead of the Vandalia, it going from here over the last named

route.

Tomlinson Hall DrillsAll the military oompanies in the city and two companies Uniform Rank K. of P., will drill next Monday evening in Tomlinson hall, under command oi Colonel N. R. Ruckle. After two or three private drills for practice on that and suoceedipg evenings, the pablie will be invited to attend. The Problem Solved. A Hancock county teacher, on an examination for license to teach, was asked why fleshy people are generally slow in movement. After prolonged cogitation he wrote this answer, “Because they are limbfatie.”

as alec took a goodly number of the R. to that point. An error crept esterday, In crediting the Ohio valley G.

A Sensational Story. New York, September 27.—The “Sun” publishes a eenaational atory to-day under the caption "la She Victoria'a Child?” and in the account has the following statement: “There is living now in a very quiet way in the boarding house, at 135 East Tenth street, a middle-aged lady who ia known aa Mra. Kent. In Pkria ahe wa* known as the Countess De Lundi. In the most solemn and emphatic way she asserts that by right she is Victoria Adelaide Maria Louisa, Princess Royal of England and Duchess of Saxony, and that ahe was born in Windsor Castle on November 21, 1840, and that her father was bis highness, the prince consort. ['Mrs. Kent is not insane, but on tba contrary has a very clear head, strong will and excellent business judgment. She came to America in May last in the “Normandie.” The details are told in two columns of small type, and a strong case is

made out.

Last Opportunity to Visit Dayton And the Soldiers’ Home, Thursday, September 29, via C., H. & D. Special train leaves Indianapolis at 6 a. m., reaching Daytoa 10:30 and the home at 11 a. m. Tickets good returning on special same night or on regular trains until 12:10 noon, September 30. Only $2.50 round trip. W. H. Fisher, |. I General Agent C., H. A I. R’y.

Personal.

Dr. Habtey has returned from New York City. concentrate your vitality. One of tho secrets of health is the concentration of vitality. The recruiting of the vital principle Is done effectually by Brandreth’e pills. “Health finds happiness in the mere sense of existence.” Brandreth'i pills help nature to reassert her own when she has been forced to vacate her stronghold la the body. When an enemy attacks s fort all the forces are concentrated at the point of attack to resist the onslaught. So with the body. Brandretb's pills concentrate all one’s vltslity to throw off the encroaching disease. Get Brandreth's pills. Be sure to take no

other.

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Albums, clocks, curtains, rugs and the Oolby wringers at greatly reduced prices for cash or on payments. Call 64 East Market, opposite poet office. ||j' Ova suction will close for the present with tonight's sale. Don’t miss this great opportunity to buy goods et your own price. Marcy, “The” Jeweler. FOR A FINE ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPH Go to Fearnaught. BAMBERGER, HATTER AND FURRIER. Our for department is gradually filling up with a handsome line of for trimmings, such as lynx, beaver, nutria, raccoon, chinchilla and silverconey. Also, the latest designs in fringe and ball trimming. Fur* repaired at short notice. Ha 16 East Washington street. Attend the great auction sale to-night of Marey, the Jeweler’s stock; watches and diamonds. They sell cheap; now is your time. NEW FaLL DRY GOODS. A. Dickson A Co., have now open the largest stock of new fall and winter goods they have ever shown, and as they are doing a strictly cash business, they hare determined to make close prices on all goods smd see what low prices and good ■ale* will do and how they will be appreciated. Last chance to buy goods at auction at Marcy, “The” Jeweler’a COTE D OR, The pure California grape-juice, la for sale by P. H. Kelly, 149 West Washington street, A only 60 cento per bottle. For next thlrtyfdays we will sell rags out of our store at cash prices on payments. Terms, 31 down A time of sale and 60 eento each week thereafter. Now Is the time to get best rugs mads A a bargain. G. W. Barnes A Co., 64 East Mar ket street. A full stock of tbe latest patterns m wa ll-paper window shades and oil-cloth has arrived at Carl Holler's, 161 East Washington street. Do not fall to see them for your own good. THE ONLY f'eaRNaUGHT, Tb* leading photographer. Studio A16 and 18 East Washington street Oua entire stock will be retailed out at auction prices to dose our business Marcy, "The” Jeweler. Fins wateh repairing ana engraving. Mabct, “Tbe” Jeweler, beau thorn oU. Monograms a specialty. 38 W. Washington at Try os John & Logan has taken the rnsnageme of the Home Tailoring company, No. 9 South 111nots street. A complete line of fell goods shown. Call and leave your order. BRI NGINg’g LA pNES3 To millions, pleating their palates and cleansing their systems, arousing their livers, kidneys, stomachs and bowels to a healthy activity. Such la the mission of tbe famous California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup ot Figs. For sale by Richardeon Drug Company, Wholesale Agents. T. R. Bell, consulting engineer, mechanical draughtsman. Patent solicitor. 66 IngaUe block. Cabinet* a chib rates A Potters.

Foe diamonds or gold watches or fine jewelry, go to Marcy, “The” Jeweler. Low price*. Lamb’ French heel Oxford Ua* A the Bates bouse shoe store. TKN-CKNT ROYAL” GLUES EVERYTHING. Broke* glam china, wood, eta Drugs A Ora SOUTH SIDE FOUNDRY COMPANY, Menufectuian of all kinds of gray iron oasttag*- Strict attention given to job work. Prices lew. M Shelby street Tniephoas 168.

47 flOOte

Order year meat at K.

Delaware street.

FUNERAL DECORATIONS

Of Al kinds photographed by Fearnaught A

reasonable prices.

Roborins Is an elegant tome and make* the hair daffy. M. X. Phelan, oete agaat, ugfilaat

GRAND ARMY REUNION. 36.16 ONE COT a KILE TO R. LOUBL Thto to the rata tbe Bee Line wfll make, opaa toevgrybody, upon tbe nsiurinn of thetwentyflint Nadooal Encampment. G. A. R. Tickets on sale September 24 to 38. Inclusive, good until October 6, iactnelve. Tbe clttaena at St Louie are detenetaed la their efforts so make thto reunioo the grandeet and moat eoeoeeMbl in the htatory of the organixatioa, end wfll entertain handaosacly an streofam attracted to the eity daring the days of tbe reeeetleu. Call on T. C. Peek, Diet Pam Agt, No. 8 Bates House and I3«t< Sooth Illinois street, or D. R. Donough, Ticket Agent, Union Depot Indianapolis, for time-tables and fun pertteuler*. Correct style* and fine fitting garments are guaranteed by A. M. Williams, 66 Watt Washington afreet HALF-FARE EXCURSION TO KANSAS, Leaving Indianapolis October 1L One fere for the round trip to all points In Kansas and Nebraska. Tickets good thirty days. For tickets and In format Wm caU on A. D. Persy, Passenger Agent Chicago <k Alton Railroad, 46 South Illinois street Smoke Queen Jaarie si'hloan - drug store. Take Fred Brown’s Jamaica Ginger for colds, diarrhea, Ac.; relief Infallible.

After diphtheria, taka Hood’s Sarsaparilla. MONEY SAVED ON Stoves, furniture and carpets on payments or cash. M West Washington st John Clcne.

BLINN’S,

20 West Washington Street.

25 piece* all-Linen Crash, 14 inches, 4c. 25 pieces all-Ifinen Crash, 16 inches, 6Jc. 25 pieces all-Linen Crash, 18 inches, 8c. 25 pieces all-Linen Crash, 20 inehss, 9c. 50 dozen all-Linen Towels, 18x36, 81c. 50 doxen all-Linen Towels, 20x43, 12]o. 150 Bed Spreads, Marseilles patterns, 75o. Oil-red 56-inch Table Linen, 25o per yd. 50-inch all-linen Table Linen, 18c per yd. Full line of Hosiery, Underwear, Gloves and Notions A manufacturers’ prices.

B L I IST ZST , 20 West Washington Street

FRENCH LINE MAIL STEAMERS

. fastest lias to ths contixk.vt. In New York service llvt new ocean gray bounds,

unexcelled In dimensions, speed and alsxaooe,leave New York every Saturday andarriva A Havre the

following Saturday, where passengers ■erred direct from docks by company'so

tra'u to Pans and other continental etiim M. W. Kosmlntkl, General Western Agent, Chicago. Agents in Indianapolis: Frensel Broa, 1 W. Waab-

ngton SU Alexander Metsger. Odd Fellow* Hall.

are transwn special

M. W.

Do Not Boy Until You Sec the “Ventilator”

This stove takes pure, fresh air / from the outside, he«L and pass- / as it Into the room; takes the / O' J foul air from the room by , means of a flue connecting / with the smoke-pipe, ' ~ ‘

thus ventilating the room at the tame time it

heat* it. The onlr Bate Burner in the world that

will do thie. /. cV We repair / .

repair

stoves, rang-

MANTELS, ’GRATES ai

TILE

HEARTHa “HAPPY THOUGHT”

ea and fur- // / RANGES, tor coal,

XJ / wood and natural gaa

“QUICK MEAL” Gasoline Stoves.

RANGES, COOKING end HEATING STOVES

A bottom prioea

WM. H. BKJS-JSTKTT <fc SON, 38 South Meridian Street. Write for oircnlara

They are sold everywhere: Price 10c a pack eg

ng. [*—

jht-

iee* ot Color ot crock or

corner

ashing to a et.; J. (i French! ' ire, cor. Tennessee and jp, druggist and apotb-

fndlanaoolla, Ind.

asm Amount la Package*, or for Faetoee* ot Goto

or Non-fading Qualities. They do not erocl smut. For ssie by F. A. Brran, druggist, ooi If am are. and Vermont st: Herman K. Fra ary, M« Bast -Washington st; J. G. Fret

125 CASH And $10 per month buys a good Fiona ®10 CA.SH And $5 per month bay* a good Organ.

PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RENT Cheaper than any place in the city.

D. H. BALDWIN- & OO., Wholesale and retail dealers in Decker Bros., Haines Bros., Fischer and D. IL Baldwin & Co. Pianos and KsTEY and 8HONINGKK Organa. Parties a a distance desiring bargains «b«nM not fall to write for foller descriptions. Toning and repairing a specialty. Olden for moving given prompt ettanUoo. 95, 97 and 99 N. Penn. St, Indianapolis.

H. COOK & OO., Corner Illinois and Wilkins Streets, Manufacturers ot ell kinds of ip Aa- Screw work. Special attention given to tbe manufacturing of Novelties, Light Machinery end Models on an Interchangeable plan.

NEW YORK HAT CO.

Just in, novaUies in Neckwear. Morie Silks, all the delicate shades—blue, pink, heliotrope, cream, yellow and white. New Patent Suspender, Entirely new. No rubber; easier end outlasts any other. See Our Line of Underwear.

M FOR TER EIM NEW YORK HAT 00. JOSEPH SOHLOSS, MANAGER.

One of the beta

in the

valor i _ ■ transient. 33 per day. tegular custometa.

Northwest ride Circle Park. Best hotel building la

IndlsnepoUe.

end Al modern conveniences. Ret* for

Very favorable rates for

BROWNING & SON, Wholesale and Retail Druggists. And dealers In Pur* Dram, Chemicals, Surgical Instruments, Trains, Olssswaie, Broshes, Combe, Fine Perfumery, Tot-A Art teles. Spices, Dye Stuflh, Etc. AT THE OLD STAND, APOTHECARIES’ HALL, 7 aad 9 ESA Washlagtoe tasast Plesas soU, as wxita Ml ptieaa

BLANKET SALE. TO-DAY

We will Blankets.

offer for sale a big lot of See the Blankets from 68c

per pair up—scarlet, white, gray and fancy. See the extra heavy white Blankets at $3.90, former price $5.75; and the $4.50 Blankets, regular price $7. These are extra makes, and the price is less than the wool is worth they

are made of.

WINTER UNDERWEAR. Opening sale to-day of Ladies’, Gents’ and Children’s Meriio, all-Wool Underwear. See the Jersey and ribbed goods for ladies. H. p: WASSON & CO. THE LEADING PLUMBERS OP INDIANAPOLIS. -A-ISTLSHA-EiSrSKL & STRONG-,

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■tar, end to the brightest of the bunch. He eMe In the west dorii* the month from on boor to two beers after eunaet. Mac* the 21A Venus hoi been ths morningetar. eetting the lest of tbe month an hoar before sunrise. Aad the greet star net to thnt of the Star Shirt Waists

You don’t here to get up early In tbe morning to see this, nor stay on A nights, ttg esootUday ATHEuHEN. ItparUculariy delights children, and when It fa in coo Junction withe pair of knee pent* It Is voted to be worth Al the planet* and several of the fixed stare. Mothers who want the little fellows nsttly, comfortably and cheaply dr*wed are invited to visit oar parlor* end me the display. Hats and cap* an also saan la the coo-

THE WHEN

M. S. HUEY & SON.

WOOD MANTELS, TILE ORATES, HARD-WOOD DOORS AND INTERIOR FINISH v .A Specialty.

FACTORY: 73 PENDLETON AVE Store: 116 North Delaware Stc

83 North

Plumbers’ and Gas Fitters’ Supplim

Pennsylvania Street.

Largest and moat complete stock of GAS FIXTURES.

Repair* promptly done. Now 1* the time to have your ga* fixture, and burner* overhauled and put In order for the winter.

FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES. FAIRBANKS A 00., SO South. Meridian Street.

MODEL. The line Imported ENGLISH CHEVIOT SUITS We show this fall are already becomitig very popular. No gentleman who wishes to be stylishly dressed should f&U to see them. Everything about them is first-class—trim-mings, making and cut. They range in price from $18 to $35. We also show a large line of domestic Cheviots in sacks and frocks, at $10, $12 and $15. This week we present all purchasers in our clothing departments with fine, large lithographs of President and Mrs. Cleveland.

MODEL

C A. R P E T 8 , -WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, OIL CLOTHS

W. H. ROLL, SO, 32, 34, 36 and 88 South Illinois Street

JEFFERS PAINT CO., 77 E. MARKET ST., Dealers in Faints. HOUSE, SIGN AND FRESCO PAINTERS.

A.R-BEN-USTE arnica, benzoin, glycerine The greet better for chapped fees, hand*, lip*, end Al roughness of the ekln. Ladle* will find this the greatest addition ever offered to the toilet. Qe o . w . s l o a isr & qo. OIL CLOTHS, WAJLL PARER _A.NX> HTT A TVES. CUNNINGHAM & ZIMMER, 62 North Illinois Street.

PRICE LleT—Delivered to any pert of the city.

1 dosen.. % dusen...

..WOO ^ T 1 gallon and Jug..

M dosen. •12 dosen...

Triephon**

SULLIVAN’S. CLOAK SUE

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F R. JST K n. CARTER, Z> R XT O-O-X 0 X , 800 Massachusetts Avenue, southwest corner SC Clair Street THAT’S RIGHT. This space will direct you where to gA a

stylish: hat

And handsome Furnishing Goode When th« best < f good or* sold, aad foil value given. Should you wont something for a

■peel A occasion, or If there's A Wed ins on Hand

And yon would have something that’s “absolutely correct,” you’ll find we have have the article, and our pnoes are always right What we toll you about oar good* can bo depended aa, ana that’s WHY “SO MANY TRADE WITH UK 1 *

Gentlemen—You hnvo hnd our

proposition for consideration, nod no doabt know by this time whether yon want to encourage oar company by filing your applications for gas or not. Many of the beet citieene have already signed, and w* shall wAt another week for those who

hnvo boon too busy to attend to it Please give na your deoieion dar-

ing this week without fail, as we mast commence work by October 1,

or abandon the undertaking.

A. N. G. <k O. Co.

C. T. DOXEY, Ppcgident.

ILIFFS, *** Hatters and Furnishers, OPPOSITE TRANSFER CAR. “COME AND SEE.”

We have received a large invoice of the celebrated Jouvin Kid Gloves, for which we are sole agents in this city. All are cordially invited to call and inspect our entire line. i

J. S. & OO., Telephone 888. 84. North. Illinois Streot, STEAM HEATING, PLUMBING AND GAB FITTING CONTRACTORS. WEDDING PRESENTS.

SULLIVAJNPS PHILADELPHIA STORE, 6 and 8 West Washington Street.

CHARLES MAYER & CCX, 29 and 81 West Washington Street TOTEWILER, j ONDLRTAKER T.lephonw -4,11. ‘ Opee day end night. H. W. TUTKWIL1R, Mnaagto -ARCHITECT LOUIS H. GIBSON,

0 and 6 ’Vinton Bloolc.

A GREAT BARGAIN. flAZELTON PIANOS

T\0 NOT FAIL TO SHE UNDERTAKER KREGELO’S FINE XJ FUNERAL OAR, fint floor. Hia new design of Burial Oniketg on second floor, north aide. Has the only Free Ambulance in the city.

Wo ora offering, for a few days, the elegant residence property Na 963 North Mississippi ■treat, at the astonishingly low price of 38,600 oath. Lot 64x164; ten rooms, wall, cistern, stable, etc. This property eott $ll,0Qa Ufa the ’foiggeA” bargain ever oflerod. We also desire to trade for bnrineae property one of the finest residences in the city. Locstion central. All modern conveniences; furnace, city water, etc. Will pay cosh difference. DYER & RASSMANN, 87 Circle Street

Possess beauty and wealth of torn to an extent found in but few at tbe most celebrated Piano* of Ut* World. LOW PRICES. EASY TERMS.

PEARSON’S MUSIC H0US& 10 North Pennsylvania Street Gabler Pianos. Sterling Organa

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Pennsylvania'

VISITING C A. It H S AlT TUBS INDIANA PAPER COMPANY^ 21 EAST MARYLAND STREET. EAST END LUMBER COMPANY.

LUMBER,

CYPRESS SHINGLES,

GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING cleaned, dyed and repaired. U Ladies’ Draaaea, Cloaks, Shawls mi Silk and Woolen Goods of tTery da■eripdou cleaned, dyed and refiniohed. SMUXTS DYE WORKS, w north peeksylvania bt.

DOORS AND BLINDS,

Yexd and Offloe, Washington and NoMo Bta. Good Grade* Low Prioea and Prompt Dottffoja Telgplxonu 680. BP. O. RIOECART, ManagQff. SUMMER DIET: PJLRROTT SB 'TAk.QtGtAL&T'a G-R-A-HA-M CRACKERS CLEAR CALIFORNIA RED-WOOD BHrNrGT.T^ Same pete* ae pine. Boat shingle over made. Lumbar of all kinds at nfinnert prioea for spot each. Planing grill work of all kinds done promptly. a a FOSTER LUMBER OO, 181 WEST FIRST STREET

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