Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 January 1888 — Page 3

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THE

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NEW YORK STORE

1803.]

REMNANT SALE.

On t*ir oenter counter you will find Remnant* Dreas Good*, Remnant* Embroideriea, also aoiled Spread* and Blanket*. Other Remnant* in the different department*. PRICES ALWAYS i« thJLlM FIGURES

PETTIS, BASSETT & CO Bovallpglllii Wat Sand!

Cictao, KAim.TM Co.. Ian., **p«,», tsar.— Tha followlnc ia * Ira* aooounc of wb*t your fe. *. 1 haa4oa* tor oorlKtl* daugtiMr. Haul, now four year* old. Wb«a 13 month* old a lamp appMmd on har heel, which alowly grew Urgar. Thn family phytlclan thought It waa aaoatd by apteo* of broken glnaa or naadlc. tout fallad to bring anything to light. Thn •hud boeama feebler all tbe time, Beemlng to kaw the one of her lag, and anally quit walktog Mdraly. Tim middle anger and thumb Of •<Char hand became enlarged, tbe fleah becoming hard. The hip JoInU became Inrolr *d, ao that when aerruteen month* old ahe aoold not atand, haring loot the us* of lag ■a* arm. Partial currature of th* spine also followed. Thn nerroua system waa wrecked, muaeles contracted, and there waa general wasting of Jdeah and muscle. At eighteen months of age ah* was placed under the traatmiul of a prominent physician of Boaton, Haas., bat at the and of ten month* she had iaeUned to tndh a degree that ahe was In a dying eondMMm. This waa la April, in* W* took th* child away not knowing what to do. In this dreadful dilemma we were omr ponuaded by Mends to try "one bottle" of Swirr's Sncinc, which wo did, and hafora It had all beau taken w* saw a change for tbe better ia bar symptom*. We kept it up, and bar* don* so to this day, and will heap it up, if th* Lord wills, for many day* to coma, for It has brought our dying Basel to Ufa, to rigor, to strength and health again. The ashen hue of her cheeks has changed to a rosy tint. Bh* h able to walk anywhere, bar taagoor and maUncboly hare passed away, and ah* ia now a blithe, cheerful, happy »—ping child. Should you with to Inerana* your testimonials of proof of th* rlrtu* at a.!.*^ our name* and what w# hare said is but a portion of what wa owe to yon. should yon wish to use them. Kindly yearn. Bgy. P. dnifff. OgBimuDE K. Swnrr. ; p. a Box a*. Traatlaaon Blood and Skin Disease* mailed _ free. Tn Mwm*ynciyw Oo^Drawer A Atianta.Oa

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ATeNTS CAU ON ON AOONftS ul > «

C. * E. W. Bradford, ? z m

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BABY HUMORS And All Skin and Scalp Diseases Speedily Cared by Cutioarn,

Oar little son wIU be four years of age on tbe Kih Inst. In May, 18*0, be waa attacked with a wry painful breaking out of iha akin. Wo called In a physician who trusted him lor about four week*. The child received little or no good irom the treatment, as th* breaking out, supposed t>y the physician to be hires In on aggrara ed form, became larger in blotches and more and more dlaticaslng. We were frequently obliged to get np in the Bight an i rub bun with aoda in

th aoda in water, rong liniment*, etc. Finally, we cabled other physicians, unt 1 no leas than aix had attempted to cure bias, all allka tailing, and thech id steadily getting won* and worse, until about the Ahh ol lost July, when we began to give him Cutioura Ke-otbent Internally, aud the Cuticura and t un cura Soap externally, and by the last ol August he waa ao nearly twill that we gave him only one do## of th* Beonlrent about every second dsy for about ten day* longer, and be has never been troubled since with tbe horrible malady. In ml wsuaed lets tfcsn one-half * bottle ol Cutioura Resolvent, a Uttieleas than one b x of Cuticura and only ot.e cake of < utlcura Soap. H. K HVAN. Cayuga. Livingston Co , 111. Subscribed and sworn to before me this fourth day at January, 1M7. C. N. COE, J. P. SCROFULOUS HUMORS. Last spring 1 was very tick, being covered with acme kina of scrotal*. The doctors could not help me. I wn* advised to try th* Cuticura He •olrent 1 dM an, and In ■ day I grew bettor and batter, until I am m well a* ever. I thank you tor it very much, and would like to hare it told to the public. EDW. HOFMANN. North Attleboro, Mas* Cntleura, th* gnat akin ear*, and Cuticura

disease Irom pimples to scrofula. Sold everywhere, price: Cuticura, 80c; Soap. ~ solvent, fL Prepared by th* Pom* sd CnmnoAL Co.. Boston. _ pad for "Bow la Cure Skin Disease*” M page* SO Illustrations and 100 testimonials

BABY’S tii»a t!y 1 Cu ,llP bw u

PAINS AND WEAKNESS malr* Instantly relieved by that new. elegant and Infallible Antidote to

slalom

Cuticura Antl-Patn Plaster. 1 he first and only pain-subduing plaster, to cent*

DAY AND NiOHT SCHOOL. BWJSMY KB eel thqUtiie* tor BndnamShort-haod. Penmanahi,*ne Bngttah Trslniae. Elegant Ostaloau* free

-OUR

20 PER CENT. SALE (Ond-fifth off all Goods) is A. SUCCESS.

Pott up well, then see oar prices, nd you will appnetite the raiaes we

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A. DICKSON & CO.

>m VJLI+JLOX,

A BhtoABKAMLE ARTICLE.

i*a Tl-W* Par Behind The -A Review of tbe RmsI UstaMlen.

fOMeago Tribune ]

Tbe bnnteo of Jobs Sbennan’g speech on tbe tariff waa: “No redaction of war-tax hardens on tbe people of the WfM; no relief to th* plundered, robbed, overcharged WosUra farmer*.” To avoid any reduction af taxation bbertnan has innumerable schemes far dissipating ear pi us revenues and making conliaoed high taxation necessary— premature bond redemptions, wasteful expenditure* tor coast defenses, indiscriminate peneioning, refunding direct war taxea to ibe States, adoption ot lavish river and harbor appropriations, the Biair humbug educational bill, etc., etc. Aiming to place every poaeitoie obstacle in tbe way of tariff reform and reduced taxation. Sherman made tust such a speech a* might have been expected Irom an Eastern Senator Irom a coddled, protected State aud representing a constituency of trust monopolism and mill barons, but not one that doe* aoy credit to a Senator from the West. Don Cameron of Pennsylvania, Senator McPherson of New Jersey, Aldrich of P.hode Island, Sam Randall or Pig-Iron Keiley could not make any more ultra, never-lei-up, tanfi-robber harangue. Sherman think* tie boa found the straight path to the White flonte, but ia ouly proving bis demoralization through too great intimacy with Eastern coupon-clippers and monopolists. Sherman’s speech would have done well enough twenty-five year* ago, when every cent that coaid be squeezed oat of ibe people was needed, and when it sweetened toe bitter dose to make them believe they were swallowing sugar-coated, high-protection pill*. High tariffs now atand ou an entirely different tooting. The Government is collecting one tiuudred million not needed for any justifiable or proper purpose, and tbe exaction ought to be thrown off in the interest particularly of Western farmers who are working for a profit ol 6o cents a day, aud whose demand or reduced taxes must be heeded. Tnese farmers know that their coaditioa can be improved only by cutting down taxea and lessening tbe coat of living. They have to aell their surplus products in low free-trade markets, and they can not go on buying their goods and manufactured articles at ultra bigh-protectiou prices. They submitted to this burden when tbe revenues were needed 10 carry on the j war and to pay the war debt, but uow that : the tax levies are being piled up in useless j boards in tbe Treasury, all John HhRrmau’s sophistry will not convince them that tbe blood-letting tnu-t go on. Among his various schemes to perpetuate high taxation and tariff-protected monopolies Sherman thinks none would he more effective than the repeal of the tobacco tax ami the payment of a direct bounty to the Louisiana sugar-growers. But if a bounty is to be paid on sugar-growing, why not on wheat, ooro, barley, oats and live stock? Who needs or deserves a bounty more than the hard-work-ing and miserably-paid Western farmers who sell their surplus productions in the freetrade markets in Europe, and buy nil ibeir goods, tool*, machinery, clothing and necessaries from American tariff-protected trusts and monopolies? Western farmers would be glad to have a bounty of 15 cents u bnshel on corn, 25 cents a bushel ou wheat, 10 cents a pound on butter, 2 cents on pork, and on other products in like measure, and if a Treasury booms is to be paid any department of agriculture, why should it not go to that branch which has deserved the most, suffered longest, aud freceived the least? Sherman loses his bearings altogether when he proposes to beaus tne ex-Rebels who are working the sugar plantations ot Louisiana with negro labor and to leave Western farmers out in tbe cold. Surely this scheme is not in the interest of tbe negroes oo the sugar plantations. They get no protection now aud should not under tbe bounty system and would still be required to toil for a bare subsistence. li Sherman would look to the interest of tbe toiling blacks instead of their exRebel bosses on the sugar plantations he wonid advocate a tar different policy. If the monopoly plantations were broken up and tbe land devoted to th* morn profitable culture of cotton, many of the black* might get patches of land tor (hemvelv*a instead ot depending tor a livelihood on the beggarly i wages paid by the plantation i. see*. Nor 1 need Sherman feel alarmed lest lu. removal of the sugar duty would give aagar-produo-ing conutries to opportunity to repine* tne levy with an export tax and so traosler to their own eoffertih* revenue* now paid into the United State* Treasury while keeping pp the pnc«ot sugar to consumers. That difficulty could be met by a discriminating tariff so arranged as to preserve the duties against any country that levied an expert lax. Senator Sherman revamps old protectionist dogmas with poor succeas. His claim that the wool duty has “encouraged the production of wool” is squarely and emphatically refuted by the record. The lowest price wool has reached iu thirty years—25 cents— was under the high protective tariff, and when the duty was lowered in 1883 the price began to advance, and rose steadily until it^is now at 32 cents. Nor did tbe lessening of the duty lead to an increase of importations. In the four years preceding the reduction the imports ot clothing wool were valued at $16,772,000, and in the four year* following at $16,377,000, a decrease of $400,000. Mr. Sherman’s talents as a financier and statistician might |>erhaps be employed to advantage mellowing how a lessening ot the duty was followed by improved prices and a check ot importation* tie would hardly succeed better 1 in the undertaking, however, than he does in renewing the claim that high tariffs are preserved solely to benefit labor and in-

sure high wages.

It is notorious that tbe wont paid labor in the United States is that employed in the high protected industries. Beggarly wages forced Americans out of the mills and foelories of New England to give place to the Irish, whose discontent was expressed in ■trikes nntil they were made to give way to the wretched, superstitious, priest ridden French-Canadian imported operatives, who can live on less and endure more than any other class the mill barons have yet found Woman and child labor is the distin9tive curse of the industries having the heaviest tariff protection. New England bas two strongly distinguished classes of populatioa: tariff-protected monopolist* aud coupon-clip-pers so rich that ihTy don’t know how to ■pend their money, and the pauper factory hhnds who never get a cent’s worth ot protection out of the tariff. But while John Sherman want* tbe tariff preserved for the benefit of persons who never get a dime from it he hasn’t even a crocodile tear tor the underpaid Weatern farmer. Not only in New England bat in every part of the country it is true that low wages are paid in industriea having tbe highest protection. The census of 1880 give* the fol-

lowing:

Unskilled labor in blast furnaces in Virginia, 82 cents per day; In Alabama, 08 cents; in Pennsylvania, $1.09, and in Missouri $1.29. Tbe iron industry, having 50 to 90 per cent, protection, makes the following showing of average wages tor the year in different sections ot the Union: Eastern States, $417 per annum: Weatern, $396; Pacific, $354, southern, $304. The average varying from $1 to $1.33 per day. Th* average w-ekly wages paid to worker* in woolen goods (eqjoying a protection of 70 per cent.) in Massachusetts in 1S91 was $6.90, or $1.16 per day, while the average to worker in flax, linen and hemp (30 to 4» per cent, protection) was only $6 per week, of $1 |«*r day: to glass-workers (fit) to 100 percent. pr«toctioft) $10 per week, or 91-66 per d*v; to j cotton operatives (40 to 50 per eeat. protection) $7.68 per Week, or $1.28 per day; and to clothing operatives 170 per cent, protection) $8.58 nor week, or $1.43 per dav. The unprotected* plaaeea, especially the mechanics, do far better, the lowest grade of day laborers averaging higher par than the nest class of ■killed operative* in New England. So many ot the latter or* women and children, employed at starvation wages, that the average is rhdueed to a low figure. Itabould be noted ■tea that tbo statistics We have given os to wages of protected classes in New England inetnd* in th* averages the cost of sanerinteadeace, the figures in this respect being deceptive, and probably intended to deceive. ▲ttnbatia$ to the tariff the prosperity flowing from the natural wealth of the country, the abundance and cheapness of rich land, and the iaveation of labor-saving machinery, John Sherman is anable to escape the toot that where protection Is highest wages are relatively low and slow to rise. Neersaarilv it must be so. Ultra protectioniun fostors monopoly and give* maaatooiur-

ers power to squeeze Jbotb the laborer and tbe consumer. When not needed for purposes ot revenne there can be no jurisdiction for duties so high that they exclude and prohibit foreign competition and offer home manrfactorera a bribe to combine in pools and trusts to extort high prices, depress wages, and monopolize the market. Origin of Paper Hanging.

[Mechanical New*]

Tbe art of making paper hangings was copied from tbe Chinese, among whom it has been practiced from time immemorial. Wallpapers did not come into common use in Europe untgl tbe eighteenth century; but ■tamped papers for the purpose appear to bare been made in Spain and Holland about 1555. The first allusion to wall-papers j known to exist is in examination ot Herman ! Skinkel, a printer of Deltt, who was accused j in 1568 ot printing books inimical to the ! Catholic faith. Being interrogated as to cer- [ tain ballads, be said they bad been printed by hts servants in hitabsence, and that when be came home and found that they wera not < delivered, be refused to deliver them, and

LIT* STOCK MAKUT.

Light Reeeiptaoi CatUe-Reealpto of Hogs A Pont 4,000—Light Receipts of Shoop. CjuiMtia, Duckask, Ktc.—Vardagr. Caul* 20e p/r aeon, bogs 7c, sheep fcx Com missions; Caul* toe per heed, cm ve* Ac pdr heed, hogs single decs ft, double docs llo. saeep slngl* dec* ft. doable deck flu. dsotl hags weighing under lev pounds ot oo vmiM, 10V pounds sad over He per pound. Prsgnsai sows are dock*! M pounds seen, stag* M pounds Feea; Cora fl per busbsl. any SLtu per IdS

pounds

Satrriw* Cattlo.—Receipts of shipping cauls hgki. I he msrsrt is active on good, well-tailed cattle, wutle tbe common grades are s;ow sate. Kxira cboce . It

4 <k«yt W

.... V4#4 an ... 3 u> MS I Ol 2 OJtuti 00 of Dtitcbers’ cattle

steady on gi

Common trades always dull.

Extra ebolc

:bo

Good to ebon Medium to ■ Fair to media: Extra caolce <

threw them into a corner, intending ! Vealralves

to print rose* and stripe* on the back to paper attics with. It Is probably to King William III that tbe introduction of wall papers into England is due. Paper-hangings of asort.it 1* true, were in use in England and some parts of the continent long before the time of William of Orange; but they usually consisted merely of maps of the world, as it was known then, with fantastic borders of Indians, negroes and elephants, and other “natives of far-off regions.’’ The art of paper-hanging in imitation of the old velvet flock was new when William came to England. It was on the walls of the drawingroom of Kensington Palace that these new bangings were first seen in that country. They took the fancy of the fashionables of the day, and their cheapness being an additional recommendation, they aoeedily came

into general use.

ood cows end zir&a ... a - 0t»i 25 _. 2 oW*J 00

2 o-m : to

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THE MARKET NEWS*.

Hoe*.—Reed c opened active

shade stronger ib'kn yeti

ill rely neglected i

».... 68. .

The Mew York Stock Market. fNpeciel to The Itidunspnilt News,]

Nxw Yokk. January 1L —Revival of the talk about a compromise with tbe Reading strikers, which mat er seems to be In s more definite shape tb’* morning. Is one reason for tne strong support given to Reeding stock. Reading sod Ht. Paul furnished nearly bail'the amount of trading dune yesterday, and both are per ce;.t. higher. Tbe situation in Wall street Is improving, sud tbe market n i been grow n: stronger for the last ten days, Money Is easy si A^i^per ceut. Bar silver 97.

Th-transactions of ibe stock market were confined ] mockers and leeders to four or five stocks after II o’clock, and >t, Paul ] _Wheep—Receipts 5.000. Market stronger.^ _ was most prominent. The ceses sustained were for j *s vo-^

Good to COOK'S .

Medium to good

Fair to medium Common to fal COWS AND M also lignt- Tbe

heilers. Common gi

Ice heifers nee heifer* good neiters... mm heifers

tra choice cows

Qood to ehotoe cow* Medium to good cows .— Fair to medium OuWs— Common to fair cows Bulls co.nmou to good Balls extra cdoIco

d calves is .1 00(01 5 00 lots of hogs light. The market (oqlight mixeu grades: st price* a than yesterday, tbe heavy grades

beiuk entirely neglected Up to this time. 11.-30 * m.

snipper- ice principal buyers.

£30 p. it -Klngsn A c'&. came in and bought 1,-00 packing bonsai e5.*<&>.56. Market closing weak,

with 1.509 left over untold. SkPKkasNTATrrg salk*

No. Av. Pr. .No. Av. Pr. 30. 101 .*4 SO 1 91 164 >5 15

...134 .. 4 90 110 156.. & 2D

07 174... 5 30 81 _^..1T8... 6 20 15: .18is... 5 20 196 .1 7... 5 2S 53 186... 5 25 6.-. 157. . 5 25 3» . 204 . 6 25 77 168... 6 25 , 6s 20l._ 5 30

Hhecp—Receipts ot sheep ,uui. The market l* sct ve on good sheep, while tbe common grades

are Slow sale.

Extra cboice lambs |5 0u#5 SO (food to choice lambs 4 tow > 00 Medium to good lam ns 4 i»y<*4 50 Fair to medium lambs Z 00<®4 00 Common to fair lambs 2 75w.3 50 Extra choice sheep. 4 V:£64 ;S Good to cboice shf-ep...™ 4 (XK&4 50 Medium to good sneep _... a .VifcH oo Fair to medium sheep... ............. 3 Oof^ l 50 Common io lair sheep 2 »>(»8 60 Bucks per head 1 50®3 oO

Chicago Live Sux-tt Market.

Chicaoo. January 11,—Hog*—Receipts 30 non bead. Market moderately active and prices5c lower. ] Light »* au«5 25 Rough pact mg 6 1M*6 25 Mixed 5 2'.to5 75 | Heavy packing and sbipping. 5 45r^o iki

| Cattle—Receipts ll.ouu head.

j Good beeve- steady *4 tot$5 00 I Common io fair lower 3 Oivm.| no Cows.... 1 sOifp'l 00 Stockers aud leeders 2 Ota3 45

SOCIETY M A ATI H GS.

India ns polls s (Wedssday)

VfAaoXIC-A A." Scottish Rite. a<A Cbapte-. Rose Croix. Meeting il

evening st 7M> o’clock.

B. K. Elliott, M. W. <t P. M. earners or Capital Sty Grove,

ed to be pree-

Ml -.ISS* tor work

i first degree. W. H. Bowwan Secretary. tcPEtnALTire*T5ibrMiriori4».r«i.'No»rF~iTJd

O A. 3s.. this (Wednesday) evemi for work entered apprentice degree,

com* Tek* the elevator. W. C. Lsnodon, W. M.

I? A. O. b.—All memnen of Capital U . No. 1* U. A. (A D., are requested ent oo Thursday evening. January 12, li In first degree. W. H. Bowwan :

g. at 73* p. m.. Visitors wel-

Hrow J. ItatrsruoWD. Secretary. QFfir*-=-=

MASONIC MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY

of

XNDIAXA.

January 10, 1S8&.

1 const ] Uoo:

He,-

1. at 2 o clock p. m , at the office of tbe society, 1 islder the following amendments to the cunstilu-

mead Article * by adding: 3. All Officers aud Direci tall be affiliated Master

reaming In

Ami

fblloa

li Scat on for memcant be an affiliated

tber male

o such tween

Section 3. All Officers ami Directors heretofore named shall be affiliated Master Masons in good

standing, residing in Indian*

tend Sections 1 and 2, of Article 4, to read as

iws:

section 1. The requisite qual bership shall be that tbe applic Master Mason in good standing, person who shall be recom

Mason* sound and li

one

-action 2.

made

ng. or any ott

by two

th, and bet

Itw.. 5 OS 158 .. 5 0. 144 . 5 05 125 „ 5 05 Its... 5 15 152— 5 15 155 .. 5 15 228 .. 5 15 . .15*.. 6 15

mend'

good heal!

twen'y ooe and Any years of age:

-action 2. Apbllcaitoo for membership shall be made to the officers of the society, and shall be upon the printed form* furnished by tbe society. Tbe application mu-t be aceomp nlea by a fee ot six eollars and tbe certificate of medical examination, as prescribed by tbe forms of the society, if tbe applicant is not ao affiliated Master Mssno. '

shall pay In auaiilon to such tee, on esen o three dollars annual dues quarterly in ad tbe tim days of January Apt ’ * ‘

Amend Article 7 by adding:

bectlon 2. Any member having reached th* age of fifty five years, and having naid osses-ments fur a period of taeive consecutive year* uex: preceding, may sui render his certificate of membership anu receive In lieu thereof, as tbe c**U value of such

rtificate. a sum equal to tiny p ortuary assessments i aid bv sue

be

cerllficat*.

f such

er cenium of the

her

mortuary assessments raid bv mien mem vided such payment shall be mode only out special fund created formal purpose, aud (he

i purp 'se.i rd of Dlrec

; rrool the u only

special f

at tbe discretion at Amend Article9

Sections. All sums collected from annual dues sha I be set apart as s special fond and used exclusively for the purpose of paying cash surrender value* of certificates, os provided bv section 2, Article 7: and when such sum shall, in the judgment of the Board of Directors, exceed the amount necessary for tbe psyment of such surrender values, the excess shall ue invented In Interest-bearing securities, subject to tbe approval of ths Board of Di-

rectors.

Amend Article in, flection I, by striking out th# word August, aud Insertlug In lieu tbereof the word Jatmarv. By order of the Board of I >1 recto rs. Uicosue H. Wvst. Secretary

A N N OU N C JEM'E N TS.

'gOWKN’S tar and wild cnerry.

5 10

insignificant fractions only. There was a better tone developed before poon, and at that time the market was very dull and steady at about first

prices.

Nook—Tbe market opened strong ami active and during the first hour 81.5 4) snares of stock ware sold. Loudon sold SU Paul and Northern Pacific pr eferred. Jus;, before noon rumors were circulated that the Heading ktrlk* baa been s-tiled, which caused operators to sell other coal slocks and buy Keadlng, 10,')00 ebarei of which were taken op. Reading onenea at 66)5 and has been strong at ffo, (ivot; Exchange l-i Lon run is quoua at

It’ "

50465 00 4 43M« 75

Western , Lambs....

•St. Louis Live —lock Market. 1 St. Louis. January 11.—Caitle—Receipts 1,500bead. Market aiow.

H-rge— Itec

•ge-

Cbnlc* heav

Pack:

•el pi» 4,5001 ■y and but.

Light. .

eady

.a. 1 r asas 75 ... 5 205*6 63 . 4 DtKgrO 25

IndlunitpoliM Urain Market.

On T'hanse io-day a firmer feeling was manlfest1 in wrtieal. with fair demand but tew sellers. Corn k j uucuauged aud w-ak, with free uflent gs No. 2 4».(®4'8, i mixed corn woe offered ut 6116c, and white sound

Paris5M)1(a;5l9.‘;. For the last year New York C*n- j eargt54 ;o. l. Oats steady, with perhaps a shade tral shows Increased earu ngi lobe 43,615,007. The | Stronger tendency Sales rrot noted, total sales to noon were 128.200 -hares f" 1 ,* 1 Inspectfons-In wheat 3 car*, corn 26 ears, 2:30 -The market conrtnued firm and acilve since I Tms^U^rp^-i four^iibjre" wheat 4.200

32,-KX) bushels, oats IS.'OO bushels. Is. barley 1.200 bushel* hay 1 car. 1,2)0 barrels, » heal bushels,

O AZoRp ana scissors groana at a circle sk ^ 1UOD Board, It per week" tIO N. Alabama st

lyj K*. TIIOMAb’Is dancing academy. t7 When 11K. daVTd c. Aryan—Kesidruc* itat pouib

Iz East: telephone 446. p ALL at 13) Ma-aachui Y. dresses ready made,

J setts ave. lor low prices in

'DaTENTB—1_. P.Jacobs, a. torney iu p«*ieu.'cases,

1^_N .. 60J-.*st Market

IEaLn -

s

ind^ftir ^dosk* repaired, cleaned. EL

he""r7eV~Sa

' 1 Massachusetts avenue. I T\r j: a; wmpton. ! At _Cfa#rrr __TVIepho

kJ 70 VtrgtnU Hve.

i'O lS) the new rfasitciiafeeits shoD iiore, 181

'I MiiMrbus«tU avenue.

noon. There- are no special features to note. Mousy Is easy at 4<0»4R. Renewals 2(814. Exchsuke rates are unchanged and bouds firm and scllv* U h. 4 s registered lai’j Mobile dt Ohio 11 do coupons. 126 Nssn. A L'hsl - 78‘f Pacific 6 a of'as 119 iN. J. Central. 7» Adams Express -.140 Northern Pacific 2.4 Allou. Terre ilsut*. 38 | preferred..- 47‘i

loS’g 1 !•>* 107)4

preferred .

American ExpreaRur.. C. R. A N i anada Southern.. Central Pacific.

I P>

_ 70 Northwestern ... ..loS ' preferred .. 26 N. Y. Central .. buH N Y..C. A .Ht. L. .. 3Li» preferred.

Chicago •£ Allon. M7 Ohio A Mlssiss ppi.._ Cole , Bur. *Uiunuy.l28 l 4‘ prelerred 7e Cbie..,S. LAP. 14L Omari.).ft Westeru... I7?i preferred • 36)4 Ore. Nsv. ».j Cm.. Ssn. A Cieve... . *6’aOra Trans 21-

Cleveland A Cm

14L Omarlo A

36)4 Ore. Nsv

... Wa Ore Trans i.. 52)4 Pacific 51a 1 ... Ifo’i P..D. A H. ....129ii Pittsburg .... 23 p. p. e. c. .... 38’* Reading 65L Rock Island ....162 St. L. .* S. F. ... .... 25)4 preferred .... 20 1st ureferred...

II714M Paul._„

Cleveland

Del. A Hudso

Del. & Lack Denver A Rio Or.. Erie prferred— Fort Wayne iiocHlmt Valley— Houston Lt Texas..

Illinois Cenirai Ind.. Bloom. A Wesu UL preiernsi Kansas a Texas Is‘4 St. P., M. A M.... iotke Erie A Weatern loR -t. P. A O Lake Shore Vb\ preferred Louisville A Na«h.._. 6:-, Texas Pacific... Luutaville A N. A 39 .UuiOn Pacific... MemnhiaA Oiiarl'n.. 52 C. 8. Exoress ... Michigan Central 86)4 1. .« P... M.. LS.A VV 79 : prelerred prelerred. lOifa W ell* Fargo E; Mn n A Hi. I, 9>» \5'extern Union (•referred 17 Quicksilver Missouri Pao.tic ... 89 prelerred

164 >4

140 «(i?4

11.R

M 71 )4 114

7f>*4

116 IIOX

Total Receij bushel* corn

rye bushels,

lems—FJou

cum 16,68) bushels, oats 15.9U0 bushels,

bus'

isbels. bay 1) car

bins on ’Cb

ipme ■n 16

Dusbelx, barley 1.2uu I

The following were bins on ’Change to-day. Wheat—No. 2Mediterranean aMyc ou. No. :t Mediterranean 86c f o D., No. 2 reds4j(c to arrive, No. 3 red 84)400. u. rejected 81c, unmercnaniuble no bid, January 843»c o. u or f. o. b., February 86c o. 1., May

no bid.

Wagon Wheat—s2<a.S4e nominal.

Com—No. 2 white 51c o. t.. No v 3 white no hid, No. 4 w hite no bid. No. 2 yellow she o. t., No. 3 ye low do bid. Nfi. 2 mixed 6o)j<- n. t . No. 3 mixed

49‘sca 1.. No. 4 no bid, sound e

nix<-d5184c. Januarv 60c lorn on market 5$@Scc. Oats—No 2 while 34ts<

49' 4 co. t.. No. 4 no bid, sound ear whit* 53c o. l, mixed61*40. January 60c o.t.. May no md, wagon

Corn on market 59@S<‘C.

Oats—No 2 while MHc £ o. b. or o. t.. No. 3 white 3tc o t.. mixed 3 )4C o t.. rejected 32c, mixed unmercbanlable no bid. January do bid, May 34 l 4co.l.

Bran—*17.'X>

Rye—No. 2 66c o. t. No. 3 no bid.

^ Hay-Choice timothy fiibO, Na 1 »13.:0, No. 2

Markets Bv Telegraph.

Toledo., January 11.—Wheat—Lower and quiet: cash S7.‘»c.-May !W),c. June 9i!4c- Corn—M aiy; cash 6.c, May uBc Oats—Neglected Cioverseed— idy, cash 64.12)4, February fl 1714, Match f4.26

Steady,cash

asked.

PtHLADRI

j ptiiLADKi.piux,January 11,10:50* m.—Wheat— ^ Ca h hd^fqlOi*4c, Januarv 90^469 ‘ 4 c. Februarv >8)4 i Marcti yaWt'se. April 9110.90,0. May 9.® I.i 9)‘ 4 c. > nru—Cash >kt v 4(i# St 4 c, Januarv 18)4(a 8‘ 4 c, _>jl February OOta'aDkc, March iKWjiao.*,!-. April (to'.ig) — 60»e, 31 y Oa-s—Ua-n 42)4®42)4c. Jan. uary 41i 4 (a,tl\r. Keoruary 4Ci®41* 4 c. ...arch 413*®,

4:c 4 o. Anril 42'4(%.:?4c. Mav 4-’,(»4 l 4 c

Baltimoiik.. January II.—Wheat—Western lower unu neguctyd; No. 2 winter re' spot 68c tnd, January S7)4«ti«‘ 4 c, February «9!,(a89)4c, May 9344«( !)ic. Corn—eatern ea-ier and neklei t d; mixe,i spot

E. Ohio! Residence 37

. , , 125. TjUV kmves, forks and spoons of Marcy, tbe

X> Jeweler JSWest Washington >

a LI. KINDS of hexes. Paper Box Company,

corner New Yorkian ' “ '

. ^ 8land Alabama sis. lAIt HOBBS, thirty year- experience in curumc I " diseases Cnnxiwtatlon free 47 tnd aye £1* ft K Indianapolis Wire Works (loeUaTfkrbds of A wire work for offle s, eic. No. 27 Clrdest

UINKgold watch (Hi: cannot he botigtn lor less A tbknllDS M J. Mavr, Jeweler, 15 N’. Illinois *L

I 'kR- A. W. BRAY'iON, 1U2 N. Meridian; otliee A-f hours 12 to 2 p. m. Residence, 80S h.. Washiug-

P>n.

’I'llF isecretary of the poultry Hlmw baa taken 1 tempos*ry office r xim at 47 Th..rpe Bmck. Call or audre-s for premium list* entry blanks or lu-

forntailon.

* K BUCHANAN, Lentlat, room 14, When A. Block.

URIKNULY INN WOOD YARD. Wood and A Eindilugwholesals and retail: coal. Lodgiugs

— 4 10 j. enla work for d<

and me

Telephone 622. ’J'UE nnual

destitute transieni

nrual meet ng of rlymouth Church for the ■ptiou cf report* the el.-cilou ol two trueother officers will beheld on Thursday

12. at 7:30 o’clock.

recei

tee and

eyenuig January

( \CR EFFORTS A PP RECIA T KD—O " ' stantly increasing business Is evld*p.ce

vz stantly increasing bui mode of aelliug good got

elated. Remember that w* carry’_ ,„ watches and jewelry In every descrlpt-on tba the newest and best, which we offer at great gains. Give us a cat). Ed Dues* 114 W.Waohln

oppt site new state aouse.

)ur con-

that our oudi at low prices Is appre-

a full line of it-on that are

bar

igloa

IndiAnapoIls IVholeaa-e Markets. Com-We'sinVeavler And neglect d: m!xe,i spot No hew features of the markets have yet de- I January 57‘i®.5Sc. Februarv .x-Ya.Wc.

if nor ciiantre* I March iHpliic. May 62c asked. Oats—Firm 'with*

live aem

T*loped. lA-atliug dru.!* shmv minor changes 1

vfitb little doing. General produce quiet, staple

groceries unchanged.

cry Goods—Prints. American 5140 Allen Co Arnold DC. Berlin fancy colors SMC. Cocheco 5‘,c Eidystouc fancy 00. Hartle laucy Uc, ilam.lton 6qc, Pacific fancy 8c. Washington Turkey red 7>4c, Harmony 4Sc, Maticbesler prints 6c, brown sheeting Atlantic 7),c. Atlantic D 6)40. Appleton A 7) 4 C. Bo,de A L 8J4C, Cootlneutal C 7c Clarke A 6c. Dwicbt A uchor n, Inchex Uraintevllle E E fic.GranUeville L L614C, Pepperell E 7>4c. Pepper ell It iiS»c, Harau.O R «Hc, Peppy re- 9-4 2s; Petiper elilu-4 22c, bleached sneetltigs Anurnscoggln L sc Barker’s mills 38 Inches 8c. Bartlett 5<t66)4c, Blank atone A A 8c, Chestnut Hill Fw- Chapman X 6)ic Irwight mar s sLe. Fruit ot the Loom 3ti inches »c Fltchvllie7)4c. Ilill’s .-semiier Idem »« Inches 8)40 Hope 7Vc. Knight s cambric 7q(,49c. Lonsdale cum brie ll'«c, Lonsdale 36 Inches 9c. Wbiuinsvill* 3« inenes 8c, WsuLutta 36 Inches Uc. New York mills, Uc. Utica 10 4 27)40, corset Jtyms Indian Orchard 6t,c. Kear^ave sateens TRc. Nuumkeog sateens rvtc. Rorknort SKc. Ticking— Amo-keax A C A URc, Amoskeag X fancy lOSc, Conestoga gold medal 13>4C, B F 16c. CCA 12c, rinetucket B sc. Hwlft River «)4c. Minnehaha 12),c, York 39 laches 11)4c. Omega 5o Inches 37c, Osnaburg aud cheviots Louisiana plaids 8c. Augusta sc. Ottawa no. A moakeog stripe 9c. plahls 10c, Hamilton 11>)4C, Bates 7t4c. Uucavllle 8>4c, Hcotcu nulsh to*4c. Pacific dmts goods.tfiree founha poplin luster 9c, cashmere three-fourths Uc. alpaca luster 9)ac. A AuHrallan crape I6),c, brooaiets HiRc.cashnv er A 0 J'Ljsc, gingham Lancaster 7)4c. Amoskeag 7Sc, Leading urn;*—Morphine 63 26(4'C3,, quinine (to ol 1c, opium ;4.6u(® 1.76. cetncenidi* 16m.2uc. borax 12

alcohol *iitk*2l6,

(2.5o(*'2 7j, soda bicarb

Canned (foods-BiJtCkharries $1 '20® string tsh^Mlo, limaatandartl 4i.*t>($l.7u,(

90c. whurtleb«rrles9l.l6^1.2.i. cherries 2 poa dell.5b htl.eo, oysters 1 pound 90okMl-ho, 2 pounds U TOfftLa , light pound Iik»7uc. 2 pounds K cfipU.li ., peach-s 3

1.25. beans soaked »)((b

tl.sa

;ht pom

pounds *3 764*6 pounds |11»6>

pies Bahama 12.#Hi^2 7),standard 2poundiil.65@l 78 Second »l.2u^l.2,. plum damsons 2 pound* 91.2n> soaked peas To®Sue, early June peas SI So® 1.50 raaoberries 6l.6CKaH.60. strawberries tl.50®l.60. sal * ^d f2.i«)>®2.75. tomatoes 3 u unds |I.15®

9 C.

OSDbl

mon 1 hound 1.2b. soaked C

_ . tomatoes 3 o un,

20. soaked ooro Wi®9 c. sugar com 91.144Al.4U. H des.Tsuow aud Grasse—usaier* paying pnoi-s —Green nldes 5)4c. No. 1 cured 5q((b e sreeti calf 6c, dry flint 10c, salt hides 9c. Pelts—Sneep 26(«7.>c, horse hides ♦1.26®2.aa Tsllow-Prime 3)4'-. No. 2 Sc Grasse-Brown iHc. ye low iSc. while »!4®4c. Tinners’ Supplies—Bas: brand charcoal tin 1 C IdaH, 12x12and l4x2u67.ob,lX luxH, 12x12 and 14x20 fatu, roofi gtiu I 14x 20 3*50, 29X26 911.0b, b ock in pigs JV. In bars 40c. Iron 27 B IXc, 27 C iron «c. Junlala galVanlied 44 per cant, discounl, sheet line •7.0 copper bottom I»jc, planished copper 3bc.solder

'h?r' C

**0 vp x Mto—Akkkvxvrvu to. f UU/sto O. 1 Ubfl ■a®6s-. No 1 large pale60(j,7ec. small mad a *5;.rts:rie*a60c. long striped ,5c, rau li>®l4c. gUs lfi*3c, opossum I0i8t»i, house cat*5#for. red fox 20® *«. Cray fox 2n<<6'Juo, otter 6l.4o®A4u, Newfoundland

Wool—Tub-washed gnd picked 3M<t36e, unwashed trades^332635°, unwashed fine l3®22c, burry sod

*^7 B* ‘

xron and

cnaret

Perkli nails HMi

.45 a sock.

YUaoeUisuedua rrotiuee.

Dealers’ Hellleg Prices—Maisga grape* 6Y00®

ueieue—Aiuorioau “

* iron *2.2

•4.11* per hot. Powder-44 peri

61.4-

. pound keg. Shot—

*iu per kos, ueieue—Aiuorioeu fl.oobcl.L pi bushel, 42.76^100 per uarral, Valencia 6I.20® 140 t»«r buanet t'*ler> AxfilMc per dozen. Cabbage 62.75®! #)per barrel. Peiaiee* ft cisl .oo per oushel, sweet potato** Jerseys e4.5o®.xOO per bairel, souibero yL3h®3 75 per Barrel, sweet cider im$ isc

lou. Aiipiej 50 per Parre^ Mri-ie* Cane "flu" 00011

Tarmps aps 21®

per gal 10 vocxei 1 ou

SSc. (Jranoernes. Gao* con,, fio&n per barret. Jerseys, tla.'kiton her barrel, oranges, Jamaica* 67.50 per barrel. Flor dastX >o® t76 per Dor. rus-iet* 92.75at*3.2A per oox Valencia* t6.5o#7 00 per case. Lemon* good to cAoioo 6*504 4u0. choice to fancy

R Mi 4.50.

IndletihDoUs Provision Market.

Jobbing Fnoes—sucer-curea nams ll'^flisq* eotiagr hams kite. California nams 8«4c. driedoeet 14c. bacon clear side* light or medium luc, beck* 9314c, belli** 10)4* Emus* cared clear sides unsatoked eVia. rum* pork per barrel |ia.bu. uoa* pork per barrel 61M0. lard, pare kettle-rendered ia tierces IMr, half-barrels \c. and 6b-pound tub )4a

advsnee oo ttercea. to poanf choice family lard In tlereea 1

7c. sklk Tile.

xpoui

ails Me advance. , bologna to cloth

Egge, Batter, Poultry ana Fcath-r*. Shippers' Paying Pr cee—Eggs lie. Butter— Extraeoantry itc. coaatrr good nqtiua Live Poultry—chicken* 6c. hens 6c oer pound, roomers 3c, turkeys 6>ic. ***** foil foatoered SASWgrl to per boxen, ducks 6c a pound, rabbits un<$Uc per dozen. Feather*—Prime goose 31c a pound. “ “ ‘ »*r 100 pound* Indianawolis Floor Market.

, super An* 66.6k

itega—ll.uf

mu active dem md; western while 4uftt42’, do mixed 37(ii39& Provisions—SteadV and fairly active. Mesa pork 115.7a. l.arn—Hefined »-.(,). l-3rgs—Quiet, fresh 20(ic2lc. limed 16(2)16.:. Coffee— Duil: Kto cargoes ordiuary to tair . (ol'.SRc. lieceiots—Flour (.900 barrels, whsat »,lit)' b>i-h> Is, torn 13.700 bushels osh. 2.9:4) bn hel- rve 1 909 bu-hel* hhljunent.- Flour 4 ICO bushels, corn 4.000 bushels,

os s Guo bushels.

Nkw Y'.kk. January 11.—Wheat-I4®»fc higher, but only mo 'erstely active; receipts 20.9O b isheis; sales Root) bushels No. 2 red January 9l(qt9ikc: 88,90b bushel- F bruary 91J4^'f2‘.c. 21.0)e b',sh. Is UShels April 9l'a9ifjC.fTJl.UWI hush-

f gt_» VeXJ t AX

♦Htern spot 8i(»(i2e; future *.1V< 37.41.0 bushels; sales Sl.iiOO bushels. Gets—Firm and qti et; western 37f«lGc; receipts H.ioo pushe b: Skies 20.0JU bushels lieef—Stea lv: nftv ex ra -h(q> 6.25. Pork—Firm: one-vear cid mass $lt.‘2&(i4155u. bard—Dull and easier; steam rendered J' 8 Butter —Firm and In (sir reque-t: western IWoiSt'ic.

me at Steady,

... ... ,—aitifed 7‘4C. Moleaoy: ioo test. 24(5 Coffee-stead> ; fair hto 17' 4 c. good do ISo. Spirits Tur eiiuiie-F.rm at 42) 4 c. Eggs-Western 2l(a.22)4c, limed U.altic.

lAXtixitv II. 1 p. m

Corn— Jan....

opening, j IlLhest. j Imwesl. .Closing,

Fen." j

May....| Oats — Jan

Feb

May ....- PorkJau_.. May.... hard— Xv: Ribs— Jan.... Hay ...

49 49‘4 6484-44

%: 83**

7 7«t 6 10

48'4 48 4 , 63 q

14 82)4 15 30

7 70 8 00

83)*

14 82)4| 16 30 7 50* 7 72.14 7 70) 8 00*

•Asked tBld. INomlnai. fBold. New York Cotton Market.

pw

Nkw Yohk. January 11.—t’otton—Bales 50 bales; last erenlDt; 4-i hales: mi^lillinsr uplands 10 7-luc, middiiog Orleann lu 16c. Futures opaned firm.

PEACE ON EARTH

Awaits that countlC'S armv of martyrs whose rinks are constantly recruited Irom the victims of nervousness aud nervous diseases. The price ol the boon is a systematic course of no-tetter’s Bfom.ich Bdte a theflne t and most genial of tunic herv tie* pursued with reasonable persist.nee. Easier, pleasamer and safer this than to swash tbe victualling department with pseudo tonics, alcoholic or the reverse, beef extract* nerve foods, narcotics, sedatives and poisons in disguise. ’’Tired nature’s sweet restorer, balmy sleep,” la ibe providential recuperant of we*g nerves, and thia glorious (ranch se being usually the consequence of sound digestion and Increased the great stomachic wh:ch Insures both ia uctiv* also of repos* at the required time.

who u«es

vigor,

productive also of repose at the requi: ot uufre-hed awaken* the Individual

it, but rigofou* clear-headed and tranquil. Use the Bitten a1<« in fever and axiie, rheumatism, kidney troubles, cous lpation and biliousness. “Coffee and pi-tols for two’’ now reads "Cofie and pictures for you;” If you buy Arbucklefts Coffee you will receive * beautiful picture with each pound package. See name* ol merchant* who sell u on second page. SHORTS KOUGH KCRE. "K. K.” ho* today no equal ax * cough medicine, and ha* never b«e.n known to fall to cura when taken faithfully, as directions specify. “A thing of beauty ia a jov forever.” This applle« to tne very hand*una pictures given free with Arbuckies’t Ariosa Coffee. Advert sement on second page tells where to find both coffee and picture*

no ii t.

We hare a good assortment of Braa* Fir# Set* Fend-is, Coal Hods and other desirable good* suitable for return ore ent* wb cb we oflfcret re-

S7

return ore ent* wb ch we offer at re-

duced price >. Also, a lew tool Chest* lor the boys. C* 1 end make a selection. HlLDkaaxJtD

OATB. 52 ■fouth Meridian streeL

b^y* itTn

T

T~

DIED.

JONES—At bis realdence, 467 N. Pennsylrants st.. Tuesday, January 10. at 3 a. m.. of parolyai* Aqotlla Jones Jr., aaeo flity-ooe year* services at

th# residence Tbaraday, Hhai * m. Frt* without funber do.Ice. Burial private.

Friends Invited

HALI&bURY—Tuesday moraias. January 10, at 11:30, Marcaret Louis* oeloved wife of P. A. Salisbury Fuueral Thursday. January 12, at 10JO* in.. to tbe family reddeuoe. 101 fiellefootalne strv** conducted by Rev. Mr.Edsoa FriendsretpvcL’uliy invited wlihont funner notice.

SCHMID—Mr* Frederick*nekmld died yeeterdsy *■ 4 o'clock * m., s*ed eightr-tbree years and eleven months Fni.erat will take place fo m the resident-*- ot her daa«hter. Mr* Louise Piaffl.a, 162 West Vermont st.. Thursday, January 12, at 1 o’clock a. m.

A TTENTION is rt—p^clju ly cmilt-fj to th*. olt Zeus I\ of iiie Dortheasi part of the city to ihe removal ot the dry g'l'ds store of B. Morris* io. from Hill ave. to 29) .h-llefontaine st., Where a lull line of dry goous, lo tions, hosiery, gloves, rnitts. etc , ana a general line of bootii, shoes anu rubbers can be found: a so. a fine stock of gent** lund-hingr good*. Kvery Vdcie Is offered as low ns can be had anvwhere vine io the city,thus enabling purcha-ers in the northeast quarter u* save tbe expense ot car fare. Call and ' ' ^ ' Of Ol

quarter to sare the expejiH? of car fare, examine the goods and you will be convioc Miatement

pairs of ladles’ flue ehoe^

t^V/V-r reduced fron

a f« tbo

from

|3 lo |- f«»r a few du

ai tl

Capital shoe Store,, 15 Weal WasmugtoD st

M-r eieeeacnu.femm are. i M#f>none zn*.

t&r.,', - . L-i’iakA.-.ai-le.toiiitoC;:. ■■

NOTICE. J^K^BGYXTON, 179 N. AUbama. Telephone

Y7 liliiiiiFi?' tb JUDO, pmmoing ana ataataJV Diuiig. yi Norib iliiisutati.

L Ql A RL and round base neater# at Horn A Co.’s. 0 SC E. ashlngtoo at. Cash or payments. rpH ATF.btan Cnhu furnuhre sluv* repairs for X every stove mods. Call at 162 F-. Washington.

•\ r OTtCE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-In Jv pursnsno* of an order ot the Circuit Court ot Manou County, li diana, untler proevedingg N'o. 1081, lor the sale ol the rt-tu eftaie ol my wards Frederick M. Lock wood. R.usioi! W. Ixickwood and Frances M. Lockwood, minors. I wtll offer lor sute, at private sa.e, for not less than us appraised vsltte. on Tuesday the 24th day ol January. 18.98. at lUo'c’.odK 1c tbe forenoon, and meresfierumilsoid, at the office of Austin F. Denny, attorney at law, No. Ib North Delaware street in Indianauoll* Indiana, the following described real estate in Marion County in the Slate ol Indiana, to wit’Ibe undivided Iwo-tniras interest in I t number fifteen .15) in Wood's subdivision ot outlet number forty-iwn (4.') in the city ol Indianapolis, upon the following terms snd Qnndtilou* to wR ; One-third of tbe purchase money. ca*U: the balance tn two equal paythents In nine and eigbteen'montlis from day of sale, evidenced by notes bearing interest at 6 per cent, to maturity, and at 8 percent, after maturity, with atto nev« few waiving relief irom vaiusilon and appraisement laws, to be secured by mortgage oo said real estate. Eiixa Lockwood, Guardian. By Austin F. Denny R. r Attorney.

BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.

\TT ESTr RN HAVING AND LOAN ASSOClA If now—Weekly raeetinga will her alter be held )*i office ot Towusbip Trustee. u>H E. Washington st 'i'Hko. A. Fr*rruy,Hee. T'TN.ft Baviugs and l.oau Assuotatlon meets -4-Lx Thursday evemngs at Gelsendaoner’i bakery; shares 63uu. dues 55c: shares issued at any time; no bsck.duet; dividends declared seml-annuaily upon aiuouat paid In Apply to Mart T. Onr, 126 Indiana ave.: W. H. Miner, with Wile* c- 'ffiu A Ou.

OUBSCRIBE now tor stock ot th* t-'nih senes In O the Franklin Building sod Loan Association first payment Tuesday, January 3, 1888; ahare* ♦'2'u: due*, 26c per week: stock can be taken and dues paid any time irom 8 to 4*5 office, 72 E Market *t M. D. Butler, President. W. A. Rhode* Secretary,

lYIViDfiND NOTIck-fbe'dlrcclo-a of Piy'U mouth Havings aud Loau Association, No. X have declared a semi-annual dividend of lureoiti per cent on deposits on the boot s ot the association on tbe 8Wh day ot June. 1687. Books Nos 1 to 102 lociaaive. wld be credited with ike amount or this dividend.^ ^Edward Gilbert, Secy. Inulanapolla,

fPU* Star bonks arenowoneo for sobtoriptlons A to stock In the eleventh aerie* war Building and Loan a«s >ct*Uoo. First pav night, W«q/i*s day February 1 Meets every Weupe'day evening stTOEist Marker sirvet The Star has a record unequxled among building association* None of tbe director* or* tntore-*ie4 in any other eseorlatlon, and give exclusive alientlos tn the latere-tu of ihetotar. wm. Hadley President, 7-» East Market street Wm. J. Kereheval. Serresa.-y, Daily Journal counting room.

AUCTION SALES. -

4 L. HUNT, auctioneer. 74 E. Court *L 4^ •

r N. PERKY, general auctioneer. 66 E. Market.

^ > CbJIn McC-CkDY, aoctioueera. I to West

li H. OIBBi, cenerai auctiooeer, II and U Baldn . wm block, corner Delaware a«d Market sta

I>K sure and com* to the Burs* saie, 241 W. WasoD lokton at. George Bmock. Auctioneer. Bale io a. m

A I(CTi6iy sale of furoitnre. carpets, wove* etc A W* will sell on to-morrow (Thursday) mornlna at t» o’clock at oar room, No. 139 W. Washington at. , one verv choice walnut bed room suite, marble top (with toilet) wash stand, one narior sail# of seveu piece* two wardrobe* marble top comer labia, extension table* doubt* i unge* beds **d* can# seat chair* fancy rocsera. Brussels and ingrain cjuroets, cook and stoves, sowing macbtoM, b*-<Jstfcad6. earner labiea, comlbna, etc , eux Terms ca. 'ob; aala positive. Ouailn & McCurdy, Auctioneer*.

FOUND.

^JM^TROMAb’B dancing academy, 27 Whan 14 ^TI NG hTO Vta of oik klada at Bora A Co?* XI *7 *. Waan: at, CkOi orp*ym#nt».

WAWTED—FEMALE HELP. ^IMNU-ROUMcin. PyleHous* ^PfccTACLfcs and eyVglaiii* aTHarcy'* A UtP.L tor bou*ewbrF*rooc«.~jrLotd it. KRS a?T slrlTTmiir tomTI? ~W TT WayiiTve ftN iftL fbrg*n*raT'Eousewofk; two In &m‘iiv ifto VJ m Snots A J i.’KI (o'assist *0 nocsework. Bo ST West A *’a.nut_ / ^ OOD Gl RL to do geoerai hoaeework. C* North VY At r*sma *u poop oiKLtor bomHw'orirfo■maii rsmliyT _ & North East st. < * t.*oD sin for geoeSrFotliiworirii TtT tfoTtE VI Tennessee st. 27 ffltf’KRlk.NCElleaner*.winsy ffoxi pr ices Art/ Ceotrnl t’bslr Company, f i SF KM PlTXYirF.NT oFFTC E. i« YirftinTi iv* 4 for help oi employment / * OOD xirl for general hotis*worli: reference* VJ required, m N. Delaware su L^XPERIENCtcD'W cahvaM*rs~to'work“*n Ci salary. Inquire *92 N. liitnoi* pAkl’ldS) Tf ill k indT arBora-Tco r *”97*liit Vy Washington st. Cash or payments A~& experienc«<reook for a family of two^ Best A oi references required. *46 N, Fine st, f\<JU PET EN f. ex perienccd c^ok7 ecdtomlm ■ V.' datlons required. 725 N Meridian street. slJe door. A T - tftr'T-C L A SB girl, wlTFbret r*fereoC**Tn A small family, at good wage* 71 W. Mtchigao street ____________________ A COMPETkST girl to no general booseworit 1 . A wages ft: no wasbing. referenc** requ'red. Cali at 913 N. Delaware st A YOUNU~iidy~ia’ coiETerTn a retail iforiTntEe A Dustnms part af tbo city; n-feienc- s must accompany appUcstion. Addiess P I th 1 * office. ! i li I UakFf!NTB.hb' wives and chtidieo. 51 xV/V/ ceoU for good stiver filhoxs st the Dental College, .Etna Block, 19 aocf 20 North Pennsylvania street. T A I>Y. active ana i nteiTtgeoX iocatidout'id* of xx IndtanspoUs. to repre’ent. In her locality, ao old firm. References exchanged. Good salary f. Blanchard, Superintendent. 34 Reode street. New York. T ADIEb ARK offered emDrotqrry needlework kl lx their own home* (town or country i by s wholesale bouse. Profitable, genuine. Good ray can D# made. Everything furnished Particular* free. Addrees Artistic Needlework Ca, 135 Eight street, New^York Ot)-^

FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.

OODBE. five rooms, and vacant to* C & Grout, Xi A:lastngin*Work*

r |'W«J iota oo NorthTfew Jereev. 4* 9x160, sooth of 1 Beveruh a*, for 62.WU. B*viil«. Dft Waet Wssh-

l*«toti.

yABt front lot on~i?orth Tenneeseest.. b*tw**n .Cl Nineteenth sod Twentieth. SOxISn, 9425. Adores* V l car® Hr

r ou aav~' “

-“srfflriaasjT'ss.’ssTffia

*** Rental Azeots.

ri'HOair Davmg property to soil or rent will6* rs'^u'dVeVB* d '• c^lplioI, W1U> Faimer « Oa, I f |,"j'T'EK'i"oii Yanuesitreei. test norffj o^Bev"X V/V / sntlt st, eeat trout: for *12 per ftont tool:

a bargain Bevili*. 2S West Wash

pTcYH-rlf^aud^h tront: MO -Ci North Peansylvanis st; price f.’.SuO; half cash, bsioase oa mag time; hail at one* as this is a bare

WANTED—MALE HELP.

t^UH. on News route. Address O 1. core N*w* f tOM .1 rug'cTerk. immedlsUly. Addreis Vv c 2, Newsoflic*. fl'EETIl extracted tree st 19)4 North Ponnsyivanla

I st., Dental College.

cTENOGRAPHER sud csligriph^reratoF 'a<T

tr dree, C 4, care News _

/ ' UOD restaurent cook; ^tood wages to a good xF man. 196 VV Wasblugton. POGERS’S knives, forks snu anoous cheap at JV Maroy'a. Beat at rk iu lUs cl J. TJ OUbEs furnished cotnpteie: casn or pyment*

II Born <t Ca. 97 East Washington tl.

/ IFF ICK Bu Y^Ture'iciiitomM to 'iype“WrU«"r

V * prelerred. Add rest Lawyer. News office, jy UOD.Ateany man acquainted witb

VT trade to un

Alabama st.

Y\' AGO N W O RK if A .WlTT SZe I ngk. Ind'Bho

*» tree: good op-uiug. smith. Hazelngk. liu~

3ted with city grocery st Hominy Mill, 4JU N.

igg. Ind. Shop r address Black-

iiSjn

PIVE men at once, to sell complete lin X household goods, best commission paid lx city. F. g Fuller A Co.. 44 8:. Ohio. JOHN CRONE moved to 59 and 79 W. Washing 0 P ii st. Furniture, carpets and stoves on paymeiits or casn. One square west ol traasler car. V O charge lor extr.ctlnk leetu at ti is Dentai College. .Etna Building. 19 Not Pennsylvania et. \V 111 close In February. Call »o<

Pennsylvania eh \VTii close In February. Call soon. ■Y r OUNG man toas-dnin lizhi bu-iness;experience 1 uot e-sential; fair wage^: i 0 casn required.

Address, staling age and occ

mg age

equli

cupa ion, <4 1, care

A M AN to take an offltTe and represent a manufacturer; »50 per w»-. k: small capital required Ad iress with stamp. Manufacturer, box 70. West

Acton, Maat

QALRNMKN wanted, travel: )J disna, fosell the “Hu

two vol

ng and local, m lu- _ of the Woild;” Just

Issued: two volumes: 1,350 pages; cloth: price *4 to: time payments; easy terms. P F. Collier, 93 North Delaware at, itiOLuapol.s. Ind.

Dela: . \\2 AN'lHo—br e-in»u to sell aline of goods lo

>9 the furniture aud bedding trade olisand vii inity on commission. Ont

aimed aud isseltii

of goo

Indtanaawbo Is well

nts witb a go , Jersey City.:

ferred. Liberal arrang Address 18V194 Its broad

\,1 AN to lake tne agency oi our saies; size 28xl8x

18 inches: weight Atmlbs: retail pricef35; ther rtion. A rare chance to create a oper-

ie*w at home. T before •applied

* by

. O.

18 inch**:

iize* In nroportio

man^nt bn’sin

land c

pani***, as we are uot governs Alpine Hale com pain. UlodDn

safe* meet fl

by other sale < ted by tbe kafe i

an. <

ioL

WANTED SITUATIO N S.

A S cierk or office work; A 1 references. J 1, Newt

A office.

TYTOMAN for general housework small family.

VT 24 Everett it. _ IN piiv.te lauilly; 1 dre.-m Z 4, News. oEWIvoui tamiiy O Hutchins Block.

colored man and wife. Ador dressmaking. Hooui k).

Hutchlnt i ' OoD Uermau girl: pine* in private family. 75)4

" 1 F- W ashing on si. If N(» oirl (Cork In

lures, r. i, care rsews,

'pO sell sliver ware and ciocks citeap at MsrcU*

X tbe Jeweler, this week.

Ft I RL, dining room work; hotel VJ house. 6J)4 Massachusetts avo. T’XPERI'eNl’M) girl place t' rTi £j rcierence# 75)4 E Washlngtou.

boarding

family sewing;

A B s ei.ograpber and typewriter by young r / v salary no object. Address W 4, care New V'OP Nil ma--as clerk in gro enesor nardw

Y' OUNG ma- as clerk in gro ei X good ha hi is: best city references; icrience. Address G I, care New*.

Card Ware; two years

IJY iru-twortliy young man; will work for low wages and til hluiiy it anything in prospect, me hatiKAl prelerred: may Invest eventually.

Address N I. cart* Ve ~

> KFINEIi

N^WS.

pKFfNEit a il educated younz woman d< IV ncsltiou as governess or companion: has

, home and abroad; highest of refe

given

broad; e News

desires

trsv-

'crence

WANTED—AGENTS.

IT'OR the best selling book in the market: “Grant I In Peace, From Apromstiox to Mount McGregor.’’ by General Adam Bodeau, military secretary to General Grain; finely illu-trated with the most Illustrious scenes in the official and private life of G*'eral Grant, and filled with detalUofhts private and personal relations with the most prominent persons of this and other oooutries. not heretofore made public. F'or terms and territory, call on or address Robert Douglass, northeast corner Washington aud Meridian sis., Indianapolis,

WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

QOOD trunk at 93 N. New Jersey st. rpo lei horse for feed. Coil 124 Huron st. ^TOKaGE Cross lana, 58 South Penniylrsniast (^REAT 14-ox. Ancnor soap, only sa A waodkrfnl

lor nousenotd goea* sh Mfear Wasn

C TO it.

O Ington st

COM K good show property, cheap. Address K 1,

O e*re .tews.

CTO RAGE from everybody. Talbott, 78 South

O Pennsylvania st.

f^re foil set oneetn at Earhori'* UM East Toffii* H. GIBltoJN, Aronitaot, Vintoa block, op Xj po»H* Dot*gtc., i(luKB^prjces^uila lor furtmure. carpet* etc.

W^Tyreje** al hi r ^ p * lr t> Hmrcy th*

281 East Wash.ngton.

st price paid. J. iiudwetisgy.

adsktBorkii or on payment*

Co.’* *7 East

CURNHURKof #11 kind* X W shington sc Cash or .. . _

rpWSSTY h^Sa nriSRf^p Twm-Treiiii-a

X the quctlou ■tables, 241 W Wai

s .. asnlngtop st,

B? T «K2.'S w!

rpo buy a second-hand six Inch belt, 120 to 140 feet * long; give lowest pric* Address box *07

Bridgeport. Ind.

QLD gma sod ■■'vm In exchange for new goods; — m *- 111 1 ndlana sv^ C 00 Jewelry for ’I’G purchase hve unarvY^hioMiMg asaociatlon 1 stock haviok ran three or four years; nam*

price L i. care News office.

/"'OMUKltCIAL travelers wanting a A/ lin* good pay, will do well to drop In

Illinois sc., or address by moll.

nlc* sld* at U N.

saves the clothes, time a

wtll be returned. Msnafet Boap Company. laaianapoll* M. C.

cessor.

money (•mured onlv by Aik 1 rifts

John-ton, buc-

;aUon maple sirui

— ... 3 pounds of Valel

25c fork '* "

A mC for I gi *1/ 25cfor3poun'

'•uusur -•icnda rstslo*

Sc for 3 pounds California drl*d gran 5c for 1 pound new Turkish prune*

5c for 1 pound dried apple*

10.- for 1 pound dried block twrrte*

25c for 1 peck notaioea.

25c for z pounds lard.

25o for 7 bora Everyday soap. 25c for 6 bars Babbett* soap. 25c for 16 bars laundry soap, luc for 1 can 3 pounds tomato**

10c for I can Polk’s corn. 10 - for 1 can pineapple.

18c tor 1 can 3 pooaas table paacbmto fnm Ail good* guaranteed to give sati-fx sMo*

Gauaoc J H Amuki..

110 Mas* avenue,

Empire Block,

STOLEN.

X) LACK MARK:about I5t* hand* high, wltn aid sssi sYv'TL.r<asajff.7 liberal reword. Q’foLfcAl—On iMinday evening. J an uary s, 1m£ O irom 1* frout of N*w Be-bei church, hew Bethel, Ind., * bora* and buggy. Description: Black mar* VM4 band* high, ten years old. right bind leg rwolleu s hula, heavy man* a ad tail. Md*bar top buggy. mode by Foul Broa.. Palestine. *50 reword tor the return of nurse *04 buggy, ood fUA for the orrast and conviction of tbe thief Address R. M.^aher. Gkftaudet, or A. Trovt* Bup’t of Police,

STRAYED OR STOLEN.

>M Wood aid* urge fit Bernard white bust, feel *nd„ r _. Jo* P. Coldn* Belt By.

!£& 1WU

TAKEN UP

A VL PaiBOtcHlfr;

J5 is Martina*:* Block, IS erorv irsm* cottage seven room*

NC *51 Norto HI!BOH Street, |2,S0* 'I'Hi: KK six room bouse* northesn. ~1760; one 1 dous* south near McCarty, at 61,900, rent* tor 694 per month: vacant let on Pleasant near Dillon jn. toxliff. pric* |90U Peas* A Egger. 99 B Market rUTl of lbe besTtanndries In efty, com over 63,000 V/ in )uat two year* bo* a bueineM cf over 6».t9>> per ye*r;de*tuln familv cause ef tale; owner going fo leave city: will sell at a bargain If told at once.

B H. Berille. West Washlug on.

l)V Jo ft S s^PaN.n A i-o.. 31 East Market ax. X> A two-story brick dwelling, stone foundation, ten rooms: lot ft.tx#xl8S, east front, on T*nne»-*e oear Vermont. A rare bargain at 64.hOO cosh. The foi w worth the money: the improvements could

not be made fo. less than 63.90 >

VA' XWT LDTrt— yTurtn \frMtiedppl. Tennessee, 1 Illinois Meridian, Fennsy Ivama. Delaware. Alabama sis , Central, Park, Cohere and Columbia

*m« sis , Central, Pork, Cohere and Columbia nee Bargains In business ana residence property: also money fo loan on real esist* k. L. Hat-

told A Co IS* N. Pennsviyi t'GD k H()0M m-w hot JC hoo'e. plank walks, *800. kMO cesn: iMtiance i

61 51 p»r week or *fi.N per montl

But paid mon'biy: a rare chi

. _ arl welt. woo3 east front, lot :rtx tan, for

on weekly payments of

nth. with u iter cent.

interest paid mon'biy: a rare chance; boas# ret kipper month. H. H. Bevllle.2)4 W. Washlngto TTTRRk fre _ rt^ieTs#lmTTxU*rfretrveiVh-’ranr^atl 3 switch1ntotheyard.au InoiossU: office, shed* etc.; jtiet the place lor small manufacturtnx site: ou Improved street and centrally located: lease can be extended for n long timo; a big bargain can be had. Two Clifford ave. cottage* 8 aud 5 room* at a bargala: also splendid avenue lots, best In th* market. Brookshte avenue and Otuer street lots at low price*. Three six-room CO tage*al6750each. Willis

Wright A Co.. 21 Ingalls'* block

FOR MKlfT—ROQM1. 2^2 !l - iLLINOia 8T., tarnl*hsd rewc*

^ N E sm*3i tarnished room, kl WeoT&Qio sl pt^TagYBlfoni rooax' llffl-.TlfltwIast. J J^OOMa. lar m* noos*s. ai ?1)» d. SeUwaree* ’ pUBAi!sHBDNom*w1UiboarA TltOiluiSSS ^^CEr.TTurSlshed trout reem. 277 E New York F^York*S^ ^ root loctn down stairs 6( w. MaS

^i^7“ 13ylTlul1 * tooth wrs

avO board.

two larii'roonM ’tor light kowi-

334^!^

Furolshed

004: fire and gas. . ” 2 Xfea^ r0><M for '»****&+

F L *m'Noreb BlMk£rt^ i ' <i U ° 7u

uo9t; ^

a Afo^rit. or uanirnl * l, * d ’ m^m£z*£s?***=* pl.KASAfrt’.’TurnVshed rooms with boarffTS I gentlemsa. ttt North Alabama.

a private Ibtoliy. TpSTkAhLk .5 XV from street: on

or “room

D. Pierce,

FOR RENT—riOUSES.

FOR SALE--Koraes ana Vehicles

( ^OOD hors*: cheap. 222 N. New Jersey.

Ix^K^KIi w ‘ 4to0 ' h*rn*s*. cheap. 676

A^IIHOM r. nay saddle mars. Brown’s stable.

A ?* OD strong cart, saitaol* for batahera l

ix Cbamber of Coimuerce.

p ’"*

wEt3j.. O-H an ti surre.t; puai tons, carriages very O cheap now. RonUn* 82 E. Georgia M. AN payments—oorrlag** biiggie* pleasure snd y husmeso wagons. Johr A to.. 20 aud 22 N. Merid-

ian

Iji-A.ykeffl), Cnmforts, lace curtain* window

Wc : cash or payments. Boro <tCa,t<7

E. W aching ton at.

V’ OUNG brown mare, sixteen hands hlgn, stylish X a d perfectly wife for lady or child, eo to drlv* Brown’s stable, 128 W Ftrst sl. *>.11 'Y WABHTnQIGN i*T. is the place fo buy *aT:X horse», buggies and harnes* Natisioctiou gunranued. Oeorje Smock. Auctioneer.

\\T .N yoa are in want ot a new or s- rood hand rf vauiclvot aoy Kind. u« and aava money. C. U. BlacK Man’t ’g 0» 4y 44 K. Maryland st.

FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS^

ROW NS. 28 30 Indiana av*

QROCERY FIXTURES. -2t)2 Blake at.

ptD FtJPB, two nice pug dogs 76 W. Ohlost ^ 1 f* CODd ' fi,knd Address T l.car# Naw*

^jJ-A'-K INDIAN tthorsughbred) cheap. Pyi# HAM D piano, |l5o. Call aiternoon. ^77 O Bright ai. j' tH8-AP, base burner sad open stove, at 27 \V#st

^ lOAL^sainmons « Muener, 7 Virginia kV*: tai

CALOON, house, fixture* etc , or lor rent O. IX C7 Hoee, Maywooa.

'sVZS utioul? ro l *“ mMt pl * D

O ^reseM'2 cf Rl N ' '* v,,,ca: “Pieudld location. Ad-

11.75 ^‘^a , i^ UBOOTK ^ Br0 ’ r "'*’

/S6a 1, a-id wood yard; or for trade. Corner New ft3 le sev and Ft Wayne ave. I |UUo .-iloitr ; nue location: ou Wasblnefon «t; 1 'cheat) rent; nrlce 6Uk)0. Addre a J l. care New*

li > bufioel-. of good Buow flake potatoes lor *1 P <,r Ouxhei. II. W. Laut, corner South ana

Noble.

pOAKDlNGand lodalng house and saloon: good I* nnslnesa: near union Depot; cheap. Address L

3. care News.

17INE pair ot diamond earrlaini $100. valued at 15 N ’mf “ii! lkDd *** tL ‘‘ m - M - J - M #y r . Jeweler,

* »1 Gt. K of stoves auu tinware to oe closed out HoiiihTad' J 'i**bi#'ln*°* L 11 W ' L * ut 4 Uo " corner

4 T a bargain, stationery, cigar store and new* • » stand; good (nisi ness; central location. Address

at o ce, A 2 care News.

VjVl(iKAPiUc 8x10 view outtii: ihe best it y^t^fonS' ^L f ° r ^ Thom “' 8

UUiHNESB Grand opportunity for making fideuKf re< * Ulrei Aadre “

^How tjAsKn oi an kina*: a large nock oa band

v^ieT Lou,,, ‘ n * op,,o,iw

L'As i cLAiiS cigar gtore; dne location; making A money: rood reason for setlm^; iuvestikraie

ibis at once Address U a. News office.

*) riEriHEKD l-uifo—li you want tba most sffecO tionate aud 1 telligent kind of a dog, bay a shepherd. A few fine bred pups for sale at 1U8 Plum

^ rott K fixtures: three bandsome cases with glass C7 doors ami drawers. Call at New York Hat Com natty, corner W.-hingtoa and Pennsylvania.

J( * Schlciss. Manager.

Bl APTKEekER mad* to order,

iu. Lounges made fo order. Parlor suites made >o order. Bed soring* mode to order. Furniture told on payment* Carpets -old on paVment* Stove, .old on payment*

mo ! t or at wholesale price# for cash. 230 East Wathi: gton sL. first door west Pnuiieris clean meat mark#!. O. K Wilson

I^' v stock ()| lurtnture. carpets ana stoves will ift he reduced 15 per cent for sixty days to advertls store. Bedroom suite* 626, worth 630: parlor su ts at (35 worth 645; bed lounge, at 111, worth 613; *1 wool carpet 65c: all wool fllliog. cotton chaiu. foe; notion carpw 23c, bempearpet at 18c; baa* heating stove 915, worth 922. Heating stoves can be bmurbt at yoar own price. I must make room tor spring good*. Bold on payments at your own term*. I give beet cneti price* for cash. John Ciuue a new store at 46 and 79 W. Washington st.

one square west of transfrr car.

FINANCIAL.

J^OANS—Walcott A Co.. 464* K. Wash.

jyjOkfUAOKLOANh. f.F. Boyle*

ortuauf Loans. D. e. coffin A Co.

M^ntvl^ 55 ^ ^ Wl1 ^ «

Al °^-ri H <i arki?iit W **' 3 ° ba a ***>■’*

h * id

m TSf 1 s’ pas; Lr.svss.r-

l?iSfc.?b o ..K , r o ^ 1 s^ p r r w2k l r ,^„^

$5oooofv?.r. , ;/3&.“.vs55:

Af ONEY TO LpAN—420and upward—on ueraoual iU property. fsoR. Washington st. N. Kingman.

Mis’...”!! T5S"D.fi

street

TluNfc.'f oa Jrwelrr. ciotain* fura tur* etc. t.U City Lose Office, 17 Weet Washington street.

Confidential.

1 UaNb necotiateu on inprovea tara oad city

0bl * i0 * M0W ^

\! 6n ii! Y to loan by Boston Cofrateral Loan Comiu nany. Roams U ood IX Baldwin Bloek, corner LeU. *r. and Market street* pKiyaTk FtlNDi In tumi lo suit, on farm or f e»*r proiwriy: lowest In Wrest ntanton A Bcott, Ills North Dela war* at.. Boston Block.

LOST.

B’-fsW’srsfioi'* br “

$66

V* onky or not oraertng yoar picture iramos e IU Frank/ebringer. ffi Maaaaonaeetta av*

1 AN GARY 3. wait* silk handkerchief, emoroldO ereq In pink. Return to 272 N. Meridian a* nod get reword.

OLD spectacle* between aou Bout u Pine and toe 4 J E. South st. Return same to either number and reeelr* reward.

t N south MeridlAu-atreet car. going aootk small x bundle of wearing apparel. Return to No. 330 Meridiao aL JrWwaTd.

IjCGGY miahiou; dark green etatu. aituoat new.

O'iSK Maryland sk Get reward. r\ 1A h OND atud*~euiurikyr In~neic bborSooiTof 1J Illinois am sereuth. or Ip Il.Inoi* .treei oar. Uberm reward if returned m Ttt N Miwd-iomd

Iji Roil $9 Cbrisuaa aveuue, law nuouar uiuiuted^r^r^St i bu2k x&r&sstr&zsz

I^KIDaV m«rnlng, on Maaeacbusetuor* tin* or JC Unum Depot, plain gold oraoelet; W. F. W. to V. E. W. engraved oa inside. Return to 449 Pont av* Liberal reward.

FOR SALK OR RENT.

^KE list, M E, Market. Jobs H. Bpeoa A Oa ^jJUehlrai avo Mcltay, CT.'l^iniylvanWsl S^TTniToffic* Oboa It. lUynulds A Ca, IS rpHRE^k-HOOU bouse: 671 A East e^. Gall asSI X^w^Th^‘rv*“te m \? Ea’T cottage. 4 rooms: 1.9 Pieosont su Two i'tply SIN^h'SS"^ 1 *’ “ UK,k,rbl# ^ » la JOHSTUlOnEmovetfioiSaadWaohlmrioa y> \nr. M. dr stoi'CffFrr

AJ n Marilndai* Block,

Frame dwelling 9

613 East Market st., lie

room*

per month.

>uth State av*.

ViV A. M DKTGUqgfc?;' x* 13 Martlndale Block.

70 South

inth.

1-3 Martindale Bloc*,

rolllns 7 rooms, 633 Ontral av*

614 per month.

*o ,l*Martlod* Brick aweltlng, 7 rooms. 70 Sot ^ IS Mertindele Bloc

yreme drr

FOR RENT—OWces and Ntorea.

1 18 '‘ohfo® M1£KI1,IA " “T- looulre 28 Boat Honh \| aso aTc TWPLF suite ofhoi~F5eEr-S

FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS.

ydlUAR STORE. Coll 19 Ctrol* street. ■J^psQtJERADB BUllu tBRlItst ^TakpHaNtkrSHOP. HR k Peunxylraala*** 0 N aurery! * 00m wlUl P°"«- Apptp m Mycri pTA N OBand organs at fftTra llXOto it p*r montfi

IW ~’'

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

i Dorey A Co., at th* t savherlsed to oolioct

PERSONAL. |

't;'eS-'H"?: iiS:

kMo

RAILWAY TIME CARD,

TKAVifiLKRS^ INDifiX ’ 17 ANKAKEE T INE XVfUIGr ITOUX* Xtssil- I 1 wmy) SPECIAL EXCURSION TO OALIFORMT a Jmm. uary lu, 6fo round trip. Th* lost chonc* at this low rate. w* arc still sellltig California and return for 6100, good going on cv«ry train; our tost route (leu thou four days) and our pleasant tour (via New Orleans) are attracting much builues* G Th. Nto

i».

ir one and one ... „ trip. Six hour* quicker than any rout* from

Indianapolis to wHshlngton.

We offer low rale tourist ticket! om all of tba favoriU route# to ALL POINTS IN FLORIDA. fu" k . 5 ? uv i! 1 *' 4 *“ a • u P 01111 * to east and south * lorida, 82 to 41 hour*—only one night on tfco

roBd.

i UMAK. The Jatier point U only S5 miles from the famou* beautiful GRANGE HILL where our

citizen*are becoming interested.

■ 8PKED, SAFETY. COMFORT and ECONOMY

■re assured fo our patron*

D4»p.rt tii'NUt n N aT ]~rri VTa

No. 2 OnXlTwric4•oo*tn NoTT

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