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TIME ! ▲ lofol oos of "FolhoMood" aid that aU tho French clocks in tho world ooaMa't equal tho “Watch oa tho Rhine." Wo havo boom Tory fin* French docks, all tho boom, and while w* don’t claim to have tho watch oa the Rhine, wo have watches that or* “00 time" with as near an axaetnea os human mochiPtim can approach tho pcrfectneoa of tho son. Wo hare watches of oroiy kind, grado and style. Blr)<$f?a/r\ 9 U/all^.

LEADERS OF LOW PRICES.

.GRAND CLEARANCE SALE Commencing January 2.

In order to reduce our lam stock before tbs fint of February, we here med* ■weeping reductions nil Uuoufh our line. Our business has grown to such proportions in tho ton months w* hare been bee* that our space Ib already too small. W* her* rented the whole building, and get possession on February 1, when w* Will make many aUtrttioos and ba ready for spring toads with a larger stock than atree. Our stock must bo reduced, to make room for those improve mauls.

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MV IS 1 GOOD III. At* e V i . . What porta and pieces of carpets wars oocumulated daring the rush and harry of tnda of the extra busy times, now about over, and all the patterns which we are not going to get more of for next season, are in good shape for cole .now. Thaj mnj 'be just the things you’d want oat of ill oar many rooms full of carpets. At any rate, you can tell that by coming to see them. We invite you to do it, sod to see oil else in our store. 'A8TMAN, SCHLEICHER. r& LEE.

FULL DRESS SHIRTS, GLOVES. NECKWEAR. PAUL BL KRATJSS,! Shirt Maker, M and 28 N. Fennsylranls St

ONE CHEAP COAL LEP1. Island City lunip, $3.26 per ton. Island City nut, S2.75 per ton. Tbta is an excellent oosl for any purpose.

W. A. RHODES & CO. V» test Merkel Street IMewaie and Mcnfll. Iblegheee tee.

G-LOVES All mw styles. Dram Gloves f«r ladies and ganta. —— TUCKER’S GI4PVE STORE, 10 laM WaBhinstoa stoaot

DYER & RASSMANN, UT Cl role ■ t, Mtae linnieneq Heal istsi* end Lees Agaats.

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Arthur V. Brows has been appointed receiver of the Foil Creek lee Company. C. W. Heaver, ex-constable, bos been appelated a deputy hr Constable Whifosail, m 'Squire Judkins’* Ceurt.

1 wa, aiiBfNBf ran a re pror TIM ladiaaa Society of and Berveyere will held tb leg here the 17th, IMh and 1 teaeUi revival senHose' ferd-atreet M. E. Chorah

CbtoUbb Crate hen is saiag far a divorce hem tanferd Crutcben, whom she married la

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Civil Englnetn their annual meetIMh and 19th inst.

Will begia at Blackatreet M. E. Chorah Monday night, to be oondMled by tka patter, Wilbur F. Sheri-

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* William B«m, living in Decatar County, nod whem wit* is n resident of this eity, is seeking n divorce, eilegia* ebeodoomeut. He claim* that eh* isit him thirteen yean

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Jamas T. McMillan, 152 Lindsn atreet, baa bean deolared Intnoa, the diaeaa* taking th* term ti a general paralysis of the brain. Mr. McMillan was ovarcom* by tba beat in Jnly, ISSU, since which lima ha has been more or leas demented. . Tb* Coroner has abandoned farther inveetigmtion el tba Lizzie Shatar cost, on th* stoUmeat of ywterday that the death was due to th* combined aifeota of atrong drink and morphing, and there being no evidence showing that the drag woe not self-administered. The hominy miller* era oontideriog the propriety of making lodiaaepoli* their headquarters. Heretofore their meeting* have alternated between this eity and Cincinnati, bat Indianapolis is nearer the neater oi their busincm, as there tie but two members ot th* nMoeietioo asst af the Ohio.

! guilty and increasing the penalty in each ; case. The Ceurt could see n* reason for an ! appeal alter a pics of guilty had been en- ■ tered—an opinion which bos prevailed with ! the general publie for many a moon. THX CAUCUS NOMINEES Elected mi th* Tattoos City Boards by tho Connell and Aldermen.

FOB EXCHANGE. J»*crmJta* hrtsjam^tn SaiUean WANTED. •am* mis in Bitgbtwood. ■ flea «*«* eratMtant JOA A. MOORR MOORE A SARRITT, SkNft JtffRriMle 8S <Bm( MtaflltEla ■nNCAMAIOLML

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Mr. Aappa|M>rr* Sort. The Koppaport libel suit continue* before Justice Feibleman, nod the evidence is now nboutnll in. Yesterday afternoon Mr. HerMau Liebsr we* the first witness called. He defiaed anarchy and socialism, and said that he refolded Mr. Rappoport at a sociallet, bat not on anarchist. He himself believed in socialism, and was in favor ot abolishing the presidency and making Congre.'* the fountain oi all power. Dr. T. A. Wagner testified that ba had known Mr. itappnport tor twelve years and did not consider him an anarchist. Dr. Pink and Prolessor Eroestioofl both testified mat they regarded tb* plaintiff a* a socialist and not an anarchist, aud this view oi the o**e was also supported by Mr. Alexander Metzger. The defense offered is evideuoe a leuer trout Miss Oppenbeimer, auistzat editor oi Mr. lUppapcrt’s paper, “The Poor Devil,"an anarchist paper in Detroit, claiming that it would indicate that where was a hot-bed ot anarchist* in this city, ot which Kappaport was one. Objection was raised and the Justice took the matter of admitting the letter as evidence under advisement 3 ' Last N-ghi’e Kur*rtalmn»nt». A leap year party was given by Miss Margaret Barry last night, at the family residence on North Meridian atreet. It was a unique entertainment, in which the young ladies did the honors, sending flower* to the gentlemen nnd carriages nlier them, and paying them tba most courteous attention, while at th* raception. The attendance numbered about fitly of thg repreMUtative young society people ot the city, and nil th* arrangement* were in the best possible taste. The “Twelfth'Night" entertai otnent given at the residence of Mr*. W. O. DeVay last night, for the benefit ot the free kindergartens, was isrgely attended, and realized a considerable hum. The house was elaborately decorated, and fancy costumes were worn by the participant*. Mr. Qtorge Brecount was the king ot the carnival nnd Mr. Charles E. Cofliu the knave, Mop. C. S. Philips and Mrs. M. DeVay, were axsisted by thirty ladies in the entertainment, which was a pronounced ■access. Raiding tbe Gambler*. The police seem to be finslly iu earnest in raiding the gambling business, although the various expeditions lost night were only suectssful iu one instance. Captain Colbert beaded the raiders, and visits wert psid to the rooms ovsr 21 North Illinois street, 23 North Illinois street, 27 South Illinois street, and to on* ot the rooms in the St. Charles block, sod while there were no arrests, the gtmibling implement* in the three <§**'* mantioned places were ooutiscated. The fifth place visited was Jo* Liitler's rooms, in the Koglish Opera House block, and Littier, John William*. Ed Richardson, Ed McNufta, Geo. 9tout and John Shipman were ame'ed and placed under boud. The outfit wti also confiscated. Great Activity in Building Kapected. At tho regular meeting of the Builders’ Exchange Jest evening a general frurewdon of opinion showed that the contractor* of th* city are expecting a year ot great activity in building. They arc tanking preparations to employ more men and handle a greater number of contracts than ever before. J. C. Adams, J. S. Farrell and J. C. Pierson were appointed delegates to the National Buildars’ Association, which will meet at Cincinnati on tha 7th of next month. Mr. Adgm* has beer, invited to real a paper on that occasiou on the subject of “Brick and Brick Making." The next regular meeting of the exchange will be devoted to a discussion of n question of liens on new buildings. At the T. M. A. Uaitdtnn. The Y. M. C. A. building bu become a busy pines, especially during evenings. Thera are large classes in German and bookkeeping, and atanography and typewriting premise to aasum* considerable importance. Another of tho novel entertainments by tjj* Reform School Club will be given next Tuesday evenieg, to which membership tickets give admission. Price to other* 25 cents. The naual Sunday afternoon gospel meeting will ba held to-morrow, at which excellent music will be a prominent feature. The noon teacher*’ meeting to-day was led by Rev. G. G. Mitchell, of the Fifth Presbyterian Chureh. Who took Dr, Gilbert's place for this time only. 1 And the CHy Burled Gim. Some time ago Mrs. Callahan, of Nashville, Tenn., was notified by telegram that her husband woe sick in the hospital, this eity, and reaching here two days later she loand him dead. Among his effects was a hnndred-dollar-funeral benefit from th* Chisago lodge, brickmasons, and, acting under th* advice of trlonda, Mrs. Callahan permitted th* eity tobnry her husband, wnile she retained tbia money for herself and children. It developed that Cailahan loft home three years ago, nnd although a skilled bricklayer, nnd commanding the highest wages when sober, in ail hisabeeno* he hod sent her but $S& Hie death waa due to delirum trmnana. Prosperous Condition of a German Society. At th* aaanal meeting of the German Ladies’ Aid Society, held yesterday afterneon, Mr*. Pb. Rappoport was elected president; Mrs. B. Tsehentacher, vies president; Mies Jnlia Schnnll, recording secretary; Mrs. Dr. Piak. financial aeoretary, nnd Mrs. Frank Voanegut treaaarer. Tb* reports showed n membership of thro* honored, with fifty-two families relieved dnring th* tear, th* relief iaolnding net only groceries, mediolnee and slothing, hot in Several instances tbs payment af rent. Receipts, $1.075,93. Boomer-nag Evidence. The Mayor has fined Henry Schnnb, barfonder for Frad Hennelcnmp, $25 and coats tor aolllag liquor oa Christ mas day. Heoanloamp was first arras ted end takas before ’Squire Smock, an a ahasfs af venue, where he was noquittad *a toetifyiag that hie bartender made the sol*. Behanb was than arrested, pad, he demanding n chan re ot vena*, tb* oe** was aaat look to th* Mayor. Am Appeal Which Wont Wrong. John Eskelton was brought before tba Mayor, sharped with desecrating the Sabbath to eleasing eat hie saloon on Sunday and with eellfhg liquor on Snndny, nnd oa the firat named ha was triad nod fonnd The Mayor fined hfan $1 and easts firat named and $25 nnd costs in th* •ad he appealed to the Criminal

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The Aldermen and Common Council held n special meeting together last night for th* purpose of choosing th* official boards, and, of course, the proceeding* were characterized bystrietly part lean actions. Mayor Denny was eboeen to preside by a vote of 19 to 11. Councilman Trader and Alderman Connett made brief speeches defending their position. They protested against tb* action of tha Republican caucus in si tewing the Democrats to have a representative on th* boards, explaining that they hod no personal fot'.-ng against the Democratic members, • bat they did not think that party intereat* wopld be advanced by having Democrats on th* boards. Connctlmea Kelly end Hicklin (Democrat*) said that their party in the Council hod not asked for a representative on the boards, but, aince it had been given them, they were not averae to accepting it. The board* wera then elected as ioliows, without opposition: Board of Public Improvements—Councilmen McClelland. Parkinson ena tMUon. Hcxpitsl Board—Councilman Smith. Devil and O’Connor. Di-peiiserv . Board—Councllmen Dunn. Long and Marker. The Council met in special session later and approved th* finance committee’* report concerning the contract between the Police Commissioners end the Central Union Telephone Company to e-uablfsh a police patrol telephone system. When it came to completing the organization of the Coooeil by the election of a vice president, Mr. Thalman named John R. Pesrvon as the choice of the party ciucu*. Mr. Bicklio, after consultation with his party colleagues, aaid that they would make no nomination, as the Republicans bad shown some signs of liberality, but he proposed, without caucut action, to ask his brethren to vote fot Simeot Coy, whom he praised as a first-class party manager. Mr. Stuckmeyet requested Mr. HickHn to withdraw Mr. Coy’s name, which be eventually did, and Mr. Pesrson was elee’ed without opposition. Oleomargarine as Butter. W. H. Clark, of the firm of Clark & Co., grocers, who have nine stall* in the market, waa arretted yesterday for telling oleomargarine for real batter and unstamped, as required by law. He gave bond for appearance before Commissioner Van Buren on Monday. He attribnie* bis arrest to jealous competitors, and claims that all the oleomargarine he sold was put up in brown paper, properly marked. No More B g Timber Hafts. Sr. John, N. B., January 7.—Hugh R. Robertson, the projector of tb* big timber raft, says there will be no more big timber, raitstaonstructed, but n timber ship will be built with spars and steering apparatus, aud provisioned for sixty day*. Work on the ship will begin at onoe at Jogging*. W. H. Eastman leaves for Naw York tonight. Fcb caps at cost price. Open to-night until 11 o’clock. Dalton, Bata* House Batter. Fa£*Caps. $1. $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50. Kellbher, Leading Hatter, 23 West Washington. EXCURSION*. Via I., B. & W., to Columbus, O., January 8 and 9, for $3.70, round trip, good until January 10. Call at L, B. A \V. ticket office, 138 S, Illinois at. W. D. H. cider. Grocers can furnish it fresh from press twice each week. THROUGH CAR TO KANSAS CITY. Remember that you can get into a oar at the Union Depot, Indianapolis, and need not get out until you arrive at the Union Depot, Kansas City, Mo. via the I., B. A VV. Railway, with free chair car at night and ftst time. Also virtually no change to Coim , :il Bluff's and Omaha. Call and see our rates to all points West. Georgs Butler, G. A., 13S South Illinois street, Indianapolis, Ind. W. D. H. cider. Pure apple juice. John Clcne moved to 59 and 79 West Waahingtou street Furniture, carpet* and stoves ou paymenu or for cash. Oue square west of tranafer

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CALIFORNIA AND FLORIDA TRIPS. The California and Florida Limited exprew on the Queen A Crescent route (Cincinnati Southern) I* the train especially desirable for tourists this winter. The limited runs through trom Cincinnati to New Orleans in twenty-five and a half hours, closely connecting with Los Angeles through can, and making the quickest route to that delightful California City. The Queen A Crescent is this year, as formerly, the Florida favorite line, with through cars twice daily to Thomasville and Jacksonville. Ratos, guides, etc., upon application to N. C. Kerr, Central Agent, Cincinnati. $10 REWARD For the men who cut off the tail of June’s shark from in front of his door. Cues. June, January 6,1888. “Coffee and pistol* tor two” now reads “Gbilee and pictures for you;” if you buy Arbuckles’s Coffee you will receive a beautiful picture with each pound package. See names oi merchants who sell It on third page. BNo safer remedy can be had for coughs and cold*or any trouble of the throat, than "Brown’s Bronchial Troches.” Price 25 o*m*- Sold only in boxes. Insure in the Travelers for life and accident. B. M. Hug, City Agent, 42 Vanoe block. Ip you want a store or turnaoe repaired, nave 1 done now. 8. Davis, llnner, 70 North Delaware street. COTS D’OR. The pure California grape Juice, is for sale by Louis Schuimeyer, comer Filth and Tennessee streets, at only 50c per bottle. BUSIKES8*£HAKGE. Persons of whom 1 have cabinet negatives ean get life-sized permanent bromide enlargements at reasonable rates up to February 1. when I expect to retire. W. H. I’OTTXR. Thr Second Presbyterian Chnroh will hold iu annual pew-letting nnd social aext Monday evening. FIRK mSurInoF Ntwrow Tonn, Rest Washington street SOUTH SID* FOUNDRY COMPANY. Manufacturers ot ail kinds of gray iron, castings. Strict attention given to job work. Prices low. 28 Shelby street Telephone 18fi Paper hanging at low prioes; paper smd by •ample*. 127 West Ninth. Cart Jaleakt J. W. Ralph, mechanical engineer; complete stock of engineers' supplies and agency for th* Reedy elevator. Offlee 67 Ingaile block. “GOVERNOR FORAKER'S INAUGURATION’’ J1KUABT f. V Three dollars and seventy cents ($8.70) will be the excursion rate from Indianapolis toOolumbui, O.. end return for this occasion, by th* PinHandle route. Further Information can be obtained by calling at the Pennsylvania Ticket Office, corner Washington and Illinois streets, this city, or Union Depot Fin* rosebuds, cshiatloas and other choice cut flowers. Wsishaar Bros. A Lemtz, Florists, 884 N. Tenn***** st, above Seventh. Telephone

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FRESH. CLEAN. RELIABLE MEATS. Fin* outs of ell kinds ot fresh meets; also th* various kinds of salt meats. Satisfbotioa guaran teed. Sausages of every kind. If yen an hard to please, call on Rudolph Bosttcher, proprietor, 47 South Delaware street, and aatngge factory. Stand 63 East Market House. “Bert cure for consumption Is the old Boston Vegetable Pulmonary Belsam.” , "WHOA, JANUARY?* Trunks, harness, whips, sleigh robes and bells. ad HERgTR, <8 F_ Washington at GOLD, SILVER AND N.CKEL PLATING at 116 Sooth Pennsylvania street.

T. R. Bell, eoasoiaag eng draugntrosaa. Patent seUeiter.

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297. 299 AND 301 VIRGINIA AVE. , I will for tha aext twenty days sell my entire stock at 10 per cent, off to ail who will purchase el me, opnsiailng of cooking and heating stoves, and furniture and household goods of all kind* This is an Inducement Co all who may want goods, and yon will save money by calling and purchasing of see. Please caL before purchasing elsewhere Remember the plane, 297,299 end 3ul Virginia arenua. Notice to all who are owing me; All that will call and wttie their accounts In twenty days, I will deduct 10 per cent off of their accounts. FIRE INSURANCE. Newton Todd, 24% East Washington street Go to John C Hart A Co., 75 East Washington street for boots and shoes. Lovers of fin* art and good* coffee can gratify heir tastes by using Arbocklee's “Aifosa.” A beautiful picture is presented with each pound ctaye. Advertisement on third page tells when to find the goods. Go to the Bates House sno* store for good boots

andsboes.

FROM THE TOP.

SALE

MONDAY

From the outside w* have come at our GREAT REDUCTION SALF.wtth HEkVY OVERCOATS. From tb* insid* we have come with SMOKING JACKETS. Now from the top w* come with SEALSKIN .CAPS. There la sealskin and sealskin, you , know. Tf.eto goods are the genuine Alaska Seal. London dye. The "A Axis.” “Csar.” • Gotham,” ‘‘Bismarck" and ••Driving” styles. am cm of 20 m mi Our reduction sal* "from the top’’ now comes with one-fi Th off In price lor all these good* The 810 cap goes for $8. the 818 for 814.40, aud so on through No reserve. Full guaranty. The cut in the price only, noi the quality.

THE WHEN

“1 HOLLAR SATED IS A DOLLAR BARHET T’TTTP TV/rrYTWT JL xl JL JVIUUJlL Ju Saves every purchaser of a —#15-— Suit several dollars this week. The knife has gone deep into the prices. We want to make a clean sweep of our fine suits before our annual inventory. You can buy now for $15 Fine Tailor-Made Suits that have sold all season at $20, $22 and $25. Cheviot, Corkscrew, Worsted, Flannel, Cassimere and Scotch Sack, Frock or Prince Albert Suits— take your choice of over 40 styles for §§ J5. No such value as this will ever be offered you again. Il you would save from $5 to $10 on a suit, buy one of these. f

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nuuuiitiiit inti/ uivnui i uviuuiviiuo Price 35c and upward POMEROY & HUDER, Drugirists, opfosith: po-toffick.

[j. & C. FISCHER * GRAND, UPRIGHT AND SQUARE GRAND PIAJNTOS.

FAMO CIS DRY GOODS

STOCK.

H. P. WASSON & CO.

REMNANTS

LINEN, LACES,

CHEAP

REMNANTS

EMBROIDERIES

CHEAP

REMNANTS

AND FINS

CHEAP

REMNANTS

WHITE GOODS

CHEAP

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li UIULB,

CHEAP

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4 W. Washington St

CHHAP

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Establish*! U61 .

CHEAP

rpHK PLAIN FACTS OF THE CASK. Without any (mart scheme appended.

Unwilling to carry winter goods until foil.

^Vi ling to make great sacrifice ou soiled Blank-

Willing to take cost ftr. clean one*.

Until uone remain, stull sell Wool Jackets at

what the hire maiertkl fn them is worth.

Have only a very few nice Flush Short Wrap*.

They go at about half price.

Sell Newm*rltets at .otverprlcesthan any other

houN in the State, considering quality.

Can veil you a ilk Dress Pattern at the price

asked by the wbolesale importer-

We keep only the best make*.

Have odd* and ends In Underwear to sell cheap We mean for men, for women, lor children. The News publishes wbolesale dry goods price lift once a week. Woofer Muslim and Prinu at

exactly wholesale prices.

Cut out the price list and come to us.

Home Blankets $-' each.

Bert Turkey-ra 1 Damask, 40c per yard.

A few dark color Dress G<x>Js, 4>£c per yard.

Beautiful Dress Goods. 10c per yard. Bed Comforts, to close out, 75c each. Children’s heavy Wool Hose, 12>£c.

Fur Trimming, 30c per yard.

Heavy wool Hocks, good one*, 20c.

Ladies’ Skirts, 50c.

“Lite Quilts, one-fourth less price,

iety Toboggan Capa,

eat French Divas Goods, 75c per All the new color.. Heavy Canton Flannels. 5c per yard.

Unlaunaered Shirts, with linen bosoms and band* aud New York Mills muslin, only 50c each.

Beautiful Turkish Tidies, 25c. Nicest Cardigan Jackets, 83 each.

Bc»t Canton Flannel Underwear, 60c.

Open evenings Electric light.

W. C. VAN ARSDEL & CO., 109 and HI South Illinois Street. Near new Union Passenger lution.

Soiled Whi

Great vari Handi AU shsdes

per yard.

NEW SPRING STOCK

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OF CARPETS, WINDOW SHADES, DRAPERIES and WALL PAPERS. Come and examine stock.

J vajv>» 6 and 8 NVest Washington St ... . - % IMMENSE SALE DR V GOODS. -v‘50,000 Dollar BANKRUPT STOCK. For particulars, see to-morrow’s papers. -

SULLIVAN’S PHILADELPHIA. STOKE, 6 and 8 West Washing ton Street.

REMOVAL. Undertaker Kregelo has removed to his new building, 125 North Delaware St., and has received his new ambulance.

srvKR iisr tub: whist. BY J A. AXES IX. LA.WS & CO., In their stores, 19 and 21 West Pearl, Cincinnati, 0., COMMENCING TUESDAY, JAN. 10, 1888, 9:30 A. M^ Continuing every day until entire stocks are sold. * $30,000 WHOLESALE STOCK BOOTS AND SHOES. (Cook & Seixas, Chicago, retiring from the business.) $28,000 SALVAGE BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS. (Woodman, Todd & Co., St Louis fire.) Worthy of attendance of wbolesale us well oa retail dealers. JAMES H. LAWS & CO., Write for Catalogue. . Auctioneers.

TONE—Rich, full and musical ACTION—Finn, yet •l*»Uc, even and databl* CASES—Latest styles and choice woods REPUTATION thoroughly eetobliahed. PRICES very reasonable. TERMS wlU satisfy almost any one. INVITATION to c*U or write extended to ML

D. H. BALDWIN & OO., Wholesale and retail dealers in Decker Bren, Haines Bros., Fischer and other Piano* and KaTEY and SHONINGKrt Organa ■ Parties at a distance desiring bargains ehouM not iall to write for loiter daacrlptlooa Tuning and repairing a specialty. Orton ft* moving given prompt attention. 95, 97 and 99 N. Penn. St, Indianapolis. WE HA.VE 47 Children's ctoaka *g* from 4 to 10 yearn, at 82.17; former price $4.75 to 85.75. 19 Children’s Cloaks, ac* from 4 to 10 yeaie, *t$1.47; former price $2 75 to 1X60. All our Plush and Aitrachan garments (abject to tha *am* reduction. W. T. WILEY & CC\ South weat cor. Illinois and Market ata y

AMMONIA Ii practically a thing of tha past la the bake shop. Our Baking Powder has caused a revolution in the old method of baking^ and is in use by nearly every first-class bakery here and elsewhere Prao* tical consumers pronounce ear goods the best.

H. F. SOLLIDAY, MANUFACTURER OF PURE BAKING POWDBB, V Flavoring Extracts and Vinegax.

PRATHER & HANCKBL

(SucoeMorfoW. E^MtekACod

R. B. DAGGETT.

W. LL ROLL, SO, 32, 34 and 36 South Illinois Snot

[Established in 1868.] JAMES A L12IU8L

R. P. DAGGETT & CO., ARCHITECTS,

18 When Block, North Pennsylvania 8t, Indianapolis, Ind. Telephone 619,

Cost of building* erected after our plans during the lost twenty years, over six million dollars.

Send lor list ol reference*

Xiwzatml Acwnta, Eir» IsxyoaPWteWte Rwal Kertat* Brokaro. " “CHEAP AS DIRT.” An article you don’t want, or not to na*4 of, may be ever so low in pric* YET DON’T TIE MPT YOU. We xnow we have something In oar complete line you can use. end would certainly buy at the inducements we offer just now, in quality and prlo*. W* can’t her* name th* article nor give you an Idea how good n purchase you can mako for a very little money, without your Inspection; but as Wear*always glad to show you what nice goods w* keep and caa give you tor a very small outlay, we must a»k you to TAKE! A LOOK.

ILIFF8, avis

Hatters and Furnishers,

OPPOSITE TRANSFER OAR

“COME AND SEE”

MANUFACTURERS OF ' WROUGHT STEEL

#500,000.

The Consumers’ Gas Trust Ca will begin operations at once

M . S . H XT E Y & SO N Electric Lighting A ppacatu

L J Have commenced, and are reauy to fill orders for Mantels,

Interior Finish, Lumber, Shingles and Mill Work. 78 Peidletio Are. 116 N. Deliwire St, 33 Missuhuetts Aye

JEKNEY ELECTRIC CO,

Manufacturers nnd Coatoectoca

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INDIANAPOLIS, IN IX

la use in the Indiana and Pennsylvania natural gas fields. They are proved to be tha beat furnaces for burning NATURAL GAS Coal, coke and wood now in use.

54 South Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

P A PFP INDIANA PAPER CO. I JlLJl -Lilt. Manufacturers and Dealers iu Paper,, 31 te 80 KAST MARYLAND STK1E3ET, INDIANAPOLIS. Opera-Glasses and Party Fans. Fancy Jewelry and Toilet Articles. Perfumes, Soaps, Etc. CHARLES MAYER & CO, 29 and 81 West Washington Street.

J. B. McELWAINE & CO, OS, 63 and. 64 Weat Maryland Street.

LACEY’S. Cabinets, foil length, 81.50. Cabinets. % length, LAC Ef mTgaLL E RY. the only gallery in the city using an elevator, Onast gaLarrlniha aity. Cloudy weather as good many tor making negative* FRANK M. LACEY, Photographer, ▼▲NCR BLOCK,

#5.00 For a Silk Smoking Jacket at 38 East Washington St.

SKATES, POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY, Plated ware, Brian Fire Beta, Nut-Piaka aud Czacka, LILLY * STAIN AKER, 44 Bart Washington Strwt

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Stoves, Tinware, Etc. * I offtr at private aai* the entire atook . ef B ovoa, Tinware and Houaekeeping Utensils now In th* storeroom 42 Bait Washington street, at PRICES LESS THAN COST*

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The best Stoves and Rangea below manufacturan’ prloea. I wlU aell tha whole atook in bulk or retail th«*malle*t articte, or rail in job lote,to euit uurchaaets. ThU it a rare opportunity, either for 4**l*n or other person* dMiring such good*. TMe i* tb* magnificent atoox era A. Johnaton, Remember th* plaeo—Na to law Washington strart. WILLIAM T. BROWN.

REAL ESTATE. 12 lots North Illinois atroel, north of Fourteenth street. 45 foot T*ano*ao* * treat. Just north of Bsranth rtrert. 6 lota North Meridian, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth atreete. WA.LOOTT & OO.. 46)4 tort Waahington treat. M.OSKS’S SPJBdTAOLIBta^ Are aold enly at the oMi rtand, MO. * NORTH PKNNOTLVAN1A STRSm. Beware of Peddler* < UtaftaRM

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