Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 February 1888 — Page 3

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THE UTMAHAPOLIB NEWS, WEDNESdAT, FEBRTJAHT 8; 1885

X* THJ5 COUNTY JAIL.

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Kaon. Coy aad Btrabamtr, w doUllod ia • third adittoa of Tho New* yootorday, were Mat ta tha aoaaty jail yaMarday araaiag. Maiahal Hawkiaa daeidinf that ha would oat ba joatlfied la allawiag than ta MBMia at tha Oraad Haul, aa thay had haaa, fcr two waaka aiora. Tha aiaa wan vary low-»pir-Itad haaaOaa thay vara oat rataaaad oa bail, paadiag tha appaal, hot thay offered so parUeolar abjaatioai to goio* to jail, aod eoatloaad is that piaaa tba raaaptlaa wtaiah had baas going aa at tba hotal. Tba aariaaaaaaa of thair iituatioo ia mora Impraaslra, howarar, aiaca thay ara is aatnal aoaioaMaot than whan thay warn maraly aada* aorreillaaaa, aod whila the ruling of Justiaa Harlan •a yaatarday, saapa them out ot tha Stata Triton, tamporarily at laaat, it daaa sot •atsoaa tha probability that thay will ultiMataly barantthara. Salf-impoaed martyrdom la s vary goad thing is ita way, when it ia a ffenaiua article, but ia tha eaaaofCoyand Bernhamar thera eaatne to ba anaaa doubt •bout it.. Tha diapatchaa from Waahiagton announea that only John E. Lamb aod J. C. McNutt appaarad aa attorsaya in tha proaaadinga befora Jnatica llarlan. Tbit arouaea as inouiry aa to wbat haa become at cz-8anator McDonald, Senator Voorhees, Mr. Bynum and other political oelebmiea Who tba datekdanM hare claimed would reptaa«st tbair interrata whan the eaae got to tha Supreme Court. Thay eeem to ba “backward about coming forward’' ia tba matter, Jamea H. Rica baa also denied that ba want to Waahingtoo lor tba purpoM ot helping them oat, ead aays that bo meraiy atoppad off there ta See aome friaada on hia way to New Tort. When a Neva reporter aallad at the jail thla morning Mr. Cay vsa angaged in the •at unpleasant work of writing oat aa order for dianer for bimaalf and Mr. Bernhamer. Tba order, which was a very liberal one in arery respect, waa sent oat to a restaurant to ba dllad. Both man ware cbeerfnl, tha only lhadow of a complaint mada coining from Bernhamar, who said that the eat ha slept in last night was too abort for him. They ara not InalBo tha haia, hot spend their time ia tha tail oAee aad tba little room adjoining. Thera ware nnmeroua callers, as nasal, today, but nothing particularly notable ooearrnd nntil about noon, when tho morning wail waa delivered. "Who shall open tha joint mail?” asked Bernhamer. "Hare is a latter addraased to both of ne.” Coy told him to open it, and it proved to be a message of svwpathy from tha Proaeenting Attorney of Clark Coonty. Tba next envelope opened contained an alleged comic valentine, showing a sign past with the words. “To tha prison" on it, and under it several Haaa of doggerel. Coy raaeivad one of a similar character. Both neon appear to ba more sanguine than aver that thay will ba relieved fay tha ultimate decision of tha Soprano Court; Coy seems to taka tha sitnstion tha s»>re philosophically of tba two. As Ordinance Not So Harmless as It Looks. Thom was sn ordinance introduced into tha Council, at the oloaa of tha session Monday night, which looks a little awaaplng on tta Mae, and it to not exactly nadarataod what to ax pooled to ha gained thereby. It waa presented by Councilman Finch, bat it to thought to have boon prepared by soma one else, and its provisions make It unlawful for any ana to locate, erect, or maiatain any varntok factory, oil wareheuae, planing mill, furniture factory or lumbar yard within the district dnaoribad as follows: Beginning at tha iateraeetion of First street and tha Big Fear traaka; thanes south along said tracks to Missouri street; thence along east line of said street to Sonth street; thence aaat along north line of Booth street to East; thence along west side ot East street to Cherry; thaaaa west along math line of Cherry and St. Marys to Delaware; thanes west along old donation lino and First street to plaoe of beginning; provided, nnloaa consent shall ba first granted by tha Common Counoil and Board of Alderman. While this ordinance looks harmless on ils (hoe, yet it really places an embargo on a large manufacturing interest not only already located, mora particularly along tha lias of ihe Big Four, bnt upon any which may be •ontemplsted. In thla district, having retor* anoa to tha Big Fonr tracks, there to not only first-class railway facilities north of Indiana arenas, in the territory prescribed, bat also aouth of Waahiagton, on the wait aide ot Missouri, and in laying an embargo thereon toe municipal powers should proceed with great care. Frantically Adopting Congregationalism, Them was a meeting of tha Church of God ergeaisatlen Jast evening, aad resolutions ware adopted withdrawing tha church from tha Southern Indiana eldership, and claiming the right of personal government oa religions matters, as the church within itoslf might ohooso. It waa also raaolved "That we wash onr hands from the Woodworth controversy, and shall have nothing to do with it, aaless it shoold disturb us as a ohareh.” The first resolution to practically adopting Congregationalism. On last Sunday Elder Stoat notified the church that he proposed resigning his pastorate, and to this tnare Waa such manifest opposition that a number of letters were asked for in case the resignation was persisted In. The same has ainoc been withdrawn, and Mr. Stoat now expects to stand at hia post lik# the boy on the burning deck. At the mealing last night W. L. Stewart, T. A. Keeler and W. J. Parker were re-elected elders; Martha Wells and Martha Kinder deacon nesses, and Elisha Bennett was added to the deaconship. ChargoO With foi.ouma » Bartender. Charles Eustis, whose real name is supposed to be Artis, to under arrest lor poisoning, and a partial hearing of the case was bad this morning by the Mayor. The sufferer is Frank German, who is still too ill to appear. It it stated that Gorman succeeded Artis yesterday as bartender at the National, which influenced tha latter to entertain a grudge for the tormer.'and, upon meeting U or man tost night and remarking upon the hold which ha had, he influenced him to go to his room and take some medicine, which ha guaranteed was a remedy. Whatever the loae, it sickened Gorman, and when Dr. Cal Fletcher woe called he found Me patient in a dangerous condition, and with difficulty his llfo was saved. It to practically certain that the dost which Gorman swallowed had ~ a poisonous effect, bnt Artis deniee that he adminiatered the same with any thought that it would work an injury. The case will be concluded to-morrow. Hptooa»o*»ao Work Among tho Negroes. About eighteen months ago a mission was Mtabltohed among the colored population of the Weet Sine by the Episcopalian Churches Of the eity. The work prospered to such an ax toot that yesterday afternoon witnessed the laying of the oorner-stone of a chapel for the Mtoaion’a nee. The structure to to be of neat design, and will coot, with tha lot on which It etande, $2,000. It to located near the corner ot North aad Minerva streets, and will be enlled “St Phillip’s Chareh.” Bishop KnicKerbaoker, assisted by Revs. E. Q. Hunter and W. D. Eagle conducted the services, •ad nansio waa fnratohed by the choir of Christ Church. Mss. Reginald Hall, Mr. Lento Howland aad others are ia charge of

Taken Under Advisement. Judge Taylor baa takau under adviMment (he “handled eaits” of Mrs. Caroline E. Hamlin against Albert Galvin, aad the one M Galvin vs. HnipUa for poasnesion ot the Emmet Boons, of which Mrs. Hamlin is the Isaaso. Mr. Galvin occuptoa apartments in the bowse, and Mrs. Hamlin seeks to have him declared a nuisance, and claims that ha drives away anatom by his conduct, while Galvin alleges that there to a scheme afoot to prevent him from collecting hie rente. ftatMiew to tho Drouth. with fiOO township I over all parte of ladiaaa, Peeile hat collected inter-

the average damage to the corn crop was 50 per cent., ranging from 30 to 70 per cent.; to the Irish potato yield 66, and to the elover aad timothy hay 40 per cent. The aonthern part of the State Buffered much mora severely than the northern or central, the counties damaged to the greatest extent being apparently Parke, Bartholomew, Crawford and Docatar. VARIOUS OFFENDERS.

Arrest to Several Person* For Alleged Violations of Federal Law a.

Ia the last twenty-four hours the deputies of the United States Marshal hava made varions arrests on indictments returned by the late grand jury. The most serious offense charged m that against Wm. H. Ellingwood, to Hillsboro, Fountain County, and his attorney, Isaac W. Shipman, of Veedersbarg, who are accused of making falae affidavits and enhoraation of perjury in some pension eases. They were arrested bv Depnty Ward, and each gave a five-hundrrd-dollar bond for their appearance at tbe trial. Deputy Stem eame down from Noblesville this morning, having in eostody John N. Olvey, of that place, a young man who waa arrested on a charge of eounterteiting. He was sent to jail in default of bail, which he hopes he will be able to give. Just before noon Depnty Taylor came in as tbe epecial escort of Della Primus, a dusky damsel, who lives in the alley back o( Tennessee street, near Fifth. She is accused of having written a letter, making use of improper lanvnage and sending it through the mail to Nsnuie Bird, another colored woman with whom she had trouble. Della wept eo* piously, and said she didn’t doit, but she was sent to jail just the same, under a small bond, and she said she would get seonniy this alternooo. George La Dnke, of Fort Wayne, who sent an obscene letier through tha mail, was before Judge Woods this morning, aad fined $100 and costa. He went to jail. THE HEALTH OF THE STATE.

The State Health Board Makes a Good Showing to the Governor.

Tbe annual report of the State Board of Health, eabmitted to the Governor yesterday, congratulates tbe people ot the Stale npon the rapid strides being made in sanitary science, and npon the fact that the health of tbe State was never better than now. It nrgee that a fnnd be created to pay the State veterinary surgeon, as there to a demand for tbe services of each aa officer. An acoounk to given ot the sanitary inspections of the various State institutions. The Northern Prison and Insane Hospital were reported to be models of cleanliness and healthful, neaa. From a sanitary view, tbe Southern Prison to in a very bad condition and tbe board finds that to make it a fit place for human habitation, it will be neceesary to rebuild It entirely or make very great changes in it. The Institutes for the Blind and Deaf and Dumb are found to be in good condition, bnt inadequate to accommodate the number of inmates. The reports from 87 county asylums show that thay coatain 3,252 inmates, of whom 507 are insane and 325 idiotic. The sanitary coaditicn of 17 of these aaylnms to very bad. Ia 10 of them the heat to insufficient; 16 of them have filthy water-closets, while 39 need various improvements. The reports from the same number of county jails show that 27 of them have poor ventuation, as many more very bad water closets, and 56 need general improvement. Tbe reports made to the board, which are considered by no means accurate, show that there were ia the State last year 17,000 daaths, 18,138 marriages and 36,249 births. A Former Indtaaapolitan Gona Wrong. A special telegram to the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette of to-day, from Millersburg, O., conveys the unwelcome information that C. F. Welling, dealer ia pianos, organs, sewing machines, etc., aa tbe agent ot J. A. Compton, of Coohocton, O,, bad decamped, leaving his accounts showing a shortage of $1,600. Ue also abandoned his wife and infant child, and Mrs. Welling, who was formerly Mias Frankia Reiley, oi Indianapolis, has returned to the home of her parents in this city. It to alleged that Mr. Weiling’s troubles are due to dissipation, ami it is stated that his employer helped him out of a two-huadred-dollar shortage at Columbus, O., by settling the same and accepting hto note, which he still holds. The Carsou-Harrison Ca«e. The Supreme Court is to-day hearing an oral argument on the suit of Joseph L. Car•on vs Thomas H. Harrison, the question involved being the right of Governor Gray to appoint various members ot tha Boards ot the Benevolent Institutions to succeed thepreeent iucunibeuts whose terms have expired, but who are stUI in office on accountof the follura of the Legislature to elect their successors, in tbe argument today the Carson interests are represented by John R. Wilson and L. J. Hackney, of Sbelbyville; and Dr. Harrison by his brother and Ferd Winter. It is expected that a decision will be reached before many days, as tbe court has had the brief* and records for several weeks. A Local Company Incorporated, The 11. T. Conde Implement Company has been incorporated, capital stock $100,000. The incorporstore include H. T. Coude, Frank A. Brown. Will Cumback, Jr., Wm. A. Moore, and John B. Morgan, with Mr. Conde President, Mr. Browu Vice President, Mr. Cumback Secretary aud Mr. Moore Treasurer. The object is the manufacture and sale of agricultural implements and hardware, and the caligraph, of which Mr. Conde is agent, is also included therein. Mr. Coude states that he organized the cqmpany to relieve himself ot the tremeudous business strain, to which he was being subjected, be having more upon bis hands than his physical strength would permit him to care for. He Won’t Admit It. Isom Johnson, a colored youngster of some* wbat dwarfish growth, was fined to-day by the Mayor for usiuga knite on Frank Turner, also colored. Tbe latter was not much hurt. Johnson is the lad under suspicion of knowing something about the incendiary fires in the northwest quarter ot the city; but, if he does, he keepe bis own coantel. A Building Qttlekly Lighted. Tbe Tucker & Dorsey factory people contracted with the Jenny Electric Light Company at 8 o’clock in the morning tor fifty lights, and hr 0 o’clock in the evening tbe entire plant was in position and running. The Jeoney company pride tbemaeivei on the tact that a similar order was never more quickly filled. Advancing Kent* iu Small Houses. There is complaint in the southeast quarter of the eity by occupants ot small houses that rente arc beiog advanced from $2 to $4 per month. If this rental increase is general, it to feared it wilt have a discouraging effect in attracting mechanics to the city when the spring business opens. Tbe improved Method. (rALT ? Out., February 8.—John Curry, a farmer, allot and killed Henry Main, a banker and broker of this city, this morning and then committed suicide. Real R.tate Transfers. Joel E. Dean to Edward A. Kiefer, lot 227. Me Osrty’s seventh West Side addition. S3j0. F. M. Churchman et al. to Albert Jsccson, lot fA, Dorsey's subdivision, Fletcher's oak HUl addition, $1<JU. Joseph A. Moore to John F. Dynes, 16 lot* in Moore’s subdivision. Barth’s heirs' addition. John R. Vafen et al. to Martin Friueh, lot 31, In VaJen’s Springdale audition to ludianapolU, *dOU.

•1.2£0l Harry J. Milligan, trustee, to Charles 8. G* lot > In square 3 of the Indianapolis Car Cbi a. w * King’s subdivision of May, Waaaoo A Ua’e Highland Park addition fcVO. Emails Becker to’Joseph Becker, pert of ontlot 174 in Indianapolis, JtLuuo. Henry acheen to Margaretha Schoen. lots 53, 3* ana 34 In WalkgrT east WoodUwn addition, Martin V. Riley to Maty 8. Johnaoo, lot U in the village of Clermont. CTQOi

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Hyrww W. KensPs Bermonm Are now being published every wwek in the Indianapolis Herald. The manv friends

this

popular minister ia this city will no doubt be pleased to read them. Tbe Herald to aaakiag great peagre— aa a newspaper enterprise aod ia about to add several new and interesting features. The Indianapolis

Herald to a good foroily paper. THE MARKET NEW*.

Tbe New York Rtoek Market. [Special to The Indtanaoella News I W*w Yobk, February A—Tae slalomaut that 'he Kxecotive Board, K. of L, has Indorsed aud would aid the Beading wnkerx, had do visible effect oa tha ooaJ stocks yesterday. Toe attack upon tbe Vanderbilt stocks created ao oneaAnees. aad tt ia thought they will be taken care of la any emergency. Surprise W— menifn el at the bad stalemen i pm forth by tbe VJnicn Pacific lor December, showing a decrea-e In net earnings of t'JJS.ooo. though it la asserted Uuu the actual deer-nee Is only 4128.000. which la bad enough, without any exaggeration. Noo*—Money ia enay at MeX percent. Bar diver W7*c The clock market became extremeiy dull after 11 o’clock, bat there was noebanxe in tbe ten-de-oy el price-, which was upward, though the limited dealings Indicated do lutereet in the market, and no feature of any kind developed until late In tbe hour, when email fraction* were I oat on Incrcased busiuesa. At noon the market waa dud and rather heavy at insignificant changes from opening

figures.

Tbe market opened somewhat lower this morn-

ing, but the price * Of active stock* advanced during the first hour, when the sa'ei amouuu-d to 48.6UU shares, and tha who e list became strong without decided change* outside the active stocks The chief feature thl* forenoon wa* tbe selling of £t. Paul. Lake Hhore was sold down. Tbe rate war is fierce, and i he Ohio River Road* have lost much ot the bu.me-s south of tbe Missouri Hirer It is probable they will cut under 10 meet the uew rates,

biertlng exchange ts quoted at 4846p48tb8.

_ 1S«4

i coupons. .Nash. <£ Chat 7«S Pacific s'* of’w> Uu .V J. central 7s‘,

Adame Express 140 Norther ~ Alton. Terre Haute.. 37 prefer preferred .8 Northwestern American Exprea....lu7k preferred Bur., C K. * N 2. N. Y. Central...

charcoal bar EL7MUAC Horaesboee-Bordee *84.21. Perklnffa 08.28. Walker's SUB. mute aooes fCdCct.i e for teas. Iron gX.!C steel halls SLL. horse box. Powder * per a-pound keg. SbotLeatber—Oak sole 17®Me. hemlock tele NtoTte

Bails

barns— MfiJtc.

dosen —«£**. Hair bridle

iiaT

ard7>s®8',e. standard A 7H

white ex

M®—. Frem fil French

Orooeriae—bugaxe—H

•T'-c. coffee A 7<jf?‘,c, white extraC extraCIlMtoVi.good yellow »?,£•«*:. common to fair HgHte* Ooffoe—Common to ordinary tirade Wr ite, fair 16't®l7e. roodITHtoiac, prime UHtolBc, strictly prime HOttotte. choice ddiiAdle, fancy ZDttoile.jOolden Hto latitfiXlc. Java M—tAc.

BOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. BAKER’S

quoted at 484«t4ltl

r.M , Mi.Due d8 OUU> ,

Nasn. <t Chat.,.

Uu N.J. central

HO Northern PaciUc 31

37 preferred 45

10711

14.1

Y. Central 106?£

Canada Southern ...„ 331* .N Y.,C. A St. L ItiS Central Pacific ...... 30)4 preferred 70 Chicago <fc Alton. 138 Ohio & Missis* ppi... Tifi Chic.. Bur. AUumcy-lCTH preferred 81 Cbm., H. L. A P 17)8Ontario Jt Western... 17)4 preferred • 37 tire. Nav 93 Cm., San. <s Clave.... 66‘4 Ore. Trans 21 s ; Cleveland *Colum .. 61), Pacific Mail 3o‘« 1)01.* Hudson llu P.D.*Ei Hi', Del. <£ Lack LXPi Pittsburg 155 Denver * KioUr 21)* P. P. C. C HDi Krie 28)4 Heading 65S preferred 62 Hock Island .112)* Fort Wayne 15.)*(SC L. <s s. F. 85 Hocking Vall-y........ 22 j preferred 71 7 , Houston * Texes 20 1 1st preferred 112‘, Illlnot* central 119 si. Paul 7-V, Ind., Bloom. * Weet. 12V preterred 1I4‘, Kansas <* Texas P„ M. * M 112** Lake Krle A Western )6‘, at. P. <ft O 38 Lake Shore 90)* preferred l>»i Louisville <t Nash.... *>', Texas Pacific .!... 251* Louisville A N. A 35 Union Pacific 55 l * * Cbarl’n. 5) U. 8. Express Tit* Central. «|4 W .. 81. L « P 14'«

. 75 ' preferred Li*

3HT

pPt!

Minn <t st. L....

preferred

Missouri Pftildc

hZ

preferrei

99(4 Wells Fargo Ex 7 Western Union.. 12 Quicksilver

preferred

128

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L1VK STOCK MARKET.

Light Receipts of Cattle—Receipts of Hogs About 1,500—Light Receipts of Hhoep.

aocs, Da 'ad, nogs 7i

OH*

per hei

ockaojc. Etc.—xaraage; Cattle 20c sheep 5c. Commissions: Cattle

8«Cj»eMi*ad. calves &>c per bead, hogs stogie deck deck flu, dead hog* weighlug^uder lou bounds o*

no

□at pot

pot

SKiFFUra Catvlu.—Receioi

:k 410, dead

no value, UM pounds and □ant sows are docked pounds. Feed: Corn 41 per

ug under lou pounds over He oer pound. Preg49 pounds each, stags W

•r bushel, hay 41.5o per 100

nmou grades 1 hoice choice

;ood. urn .....c..

! quote:

. ..44 7649& 00 .... 4 25t»4 75 .... 3 73(54 25 ... 3 25tci 4 “

... 2 J

■ady on icoud 1 stalf is dull

..44 25@3 50

... 2 75©* 25

2 2602 7..

2 U) 1 6'

... of shipping cattle

lixhi: go'd, well tatted cattle iu fail price* Co.nmou grades atow sala

Extra choir (food to obol Medium ta g

Fair to medi Common to fair 2 50(53 -5 Cows AND 31IXKD.—Receipts oft butcher cattle light. The marxet t| steady on icood cows and

uelfer*, waile ihecommoi Extra choice heifer* Quod to choice heifers Medium to good hellers. Fair to medium heifers Extra choice cows (iood to choice cows. Medium to good cows Fair to medium ouws......

Common to fair cowa Bulls common to good 1 50—2 25 Bulls extra choice 2 5>»di.< 00 Cows and calves 18 0orgM8 On Veal calves 4 5W»6 U0 Hooe —Receipts of bogs very llgut;. quality common: no < hoice hoc* ou sale. The marxet opened art. ve and all sold early at prices about &c nigl

utau yesterday. Closing steady

akt-aeagsTATivK

No. Av. Pr.

7* .Hu ..4* 10 Vi U4... 5 10 <K 148... 5 15 10 14*... 5 28 XzzzzzJtlS 6 30 Buiibf,—Kectlpit ot chan** In tbe market.

Extra choice Utube Good to choice lambs... Medium logood lamb#.... PMtr 10 medium lambs.... (’ommon to fair lambs Extra choice sheep

prices abou

iy.

tivk saxes. rs8=:

KM assorted....218.

Av. Pr. ..179...45 35 '■-if!;

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•Jin... 196... •aw...

thsep light. Ho malarial

choice t tv

Medium to rood sneep Fair to mrdium sheep Common to lair sheep Bucks psr head

...._..*5 50(345 75 ...it... 5 O lajl . 50 r.r;iSM 3 09(t*4 no 4 7S—5 Ot 4 2V<*4 7 5 3 75(044 25 3 2,Mil 75 2 OSKqU OI 1 M)®1 "0

Chicaco, February 8—Hgi — Recetp: head. Market active and firm at yesterday Light Rough packing ....

Chicneo Live slock Market.

I pis 18,#0j ty e prices. .45 O )(<£.! 5 5 I o(a)o 30

Mixed 5 i ,fc)5 55 Heavy packing and shipping J 40c<45 89

Cattle—Receipts ‘J.ooo head. Market steady.

Be-veg. 43 u>r<i3 50 Cows : 1 7>(3)2 85 StooKersand feeder* 2 U%3 50

-Receipts 4,0(X) head. Market sternly.

..|3 ii(Ka5 20 .. 5 00fa)5 15 .. 5 25(fl)6 20

Native*..

Weaterns..., Lambs

St. Louis Live atock Market.

Bt. Louis. February 8.—Cattle-Receipt* 1,500

head. Marie, t teady.

Ho«*—Receipts 2.0jo head. Mnrket stronger Ciioice heavy and butchers’ selection* 15 506

Packing.

aneep—Receipt* l.aio bead. "Market firm.

5 15—5

».J#5 29

Indianapolis Wholesale Market.

Both sugars and coffee* tiro easier to-day. Other staple groceries unchanged. General produce move* fairly well. Apples are firmer, with stock well sold out. Iron an i hardware show fair

amount of trade for the season.

Dry Uoods—Prints. American 80 Allen 60. Arnold «>*c. Berlin fancy colors 6c. (Jocheco 6c, Bddysioue faucy «(,c. Harile taocy 6c, Hamilton 6c, Pacific fancy 6)*c. Washington Turitry red 7Hc, Harmony 4t*c,Manchester prints 8‘,c,brown sheeting Atlantic 7)4c. Atlantic D 6kc. Appleton A 7)»c. Boole A L 7c, Continents! C 7c. Clarke A 8c, Dwight Anchor 38 inches 8c. Uramtevllle E E

(c.liranitevllie LLSV

tal C 7c.

8c, Dwight Anchor 38 luchss 8c. Uranitevllle E E (c.liranitevllieLLS’i'c, Peppered 1C7>,c. Pepper, ell R 7c, Saranac R 7c, Peppered 9-4 20c I'epper. ell 10-4 2W. bleached nheetlngs Androscoggin Lhc.

lack X 7c,

. 10-4 2*, bleached nheetlnga Androscoggin'] Barker's milts 38 Inches 8c. Bartlett 5047c, HI

bapi

uster

uster M*c.

ihineer

Hope 7Vc. K night s Cambria 7)*#9e. Lonsaale cambric 1II4C, Lonsdale 38 Inchex 9c. Whitllnavllle 36 tncr.es 8c, Wam-utta 36 Inches tU*c. New York mills, HGc. Utloa 10-4 27)*c, Corset Jean* Indian Orchard OaC, Keartsage sateens 7Hc, Nauinkragsateens 7Kc, RocknongMc. Ticking— Amo-keag A C A 14‘-.c, Amoskeag X fttney 10)*c, Conestoga gold medal 13Ho. B F I5c. CCA 12c. t*netncket S 8% Hwlft River 6!(*c. Minnehaha 12)*c, York JO inches 1D*C, Omega 6u Inches 35c, Osuaburg and cheviots Louisiana plaids sc. Augusta sc. Ottawa ec. A moak vex stripe Sc. plaids 10c. Hamilton lu)*c. Bates 7t*c. Cucaville »Mc, Scotch finish

loige. Pacific dress goods,three-fourths p »c, cashmere three-fourths Me. alpaca A Australian crape Itt^sc. Orocatels Kkc.cashm

A c22V,gingham Lancaster 7Kc. Amoskeag TlaC.

Leading uru^s—MorputneSstg^J U, qumtue &6 «

16c, opium H.5(>(^4.75. rUInconldla 15(»2uc. borax 12 (iOMc. eampnor *7#32c. alcohol 42.10^2.20. aasofoetlda 18(a20c, alum 3) e c, chloroform Hi—eoc. copoera* per Darrel 4X55, cream of tartar pure 4o<ft4.ir, castor oil 41.20(^1.25, oil of bergamont per pound 42.5044175, soda bicarb Sfo& .aaUs Bpaom 80*c.sul, pbur 4.^4c, saltpeter 10—15c, turpentine 45—48c, glycerine 28@30c, bromide of potash 42®4«c, white oil 55—65c. linseed oil 65—Ur. alum 4X40—AOu, white lead iki'qishtC, Iodide ofpotash 4X10—3. L. carbcoll.

acid 50—55c.

Haw Furs-Raccoon black 41—2. No. 1 large dard No. 1 large pale SOc. small and medium 20®

pale 25—30C. medium irime 7«c, small abort

o. 1 large pale SOc. email ai 50c, mink large dark, 40c. pale 1

skunk lari

>c, am

u HI—15c. kite '. red fox fiu—

—. *■ at v«*vr fi.wtvvsv, .Newfoundland

dok skins 25—75a

ForeigoFruits and Nuts—Hnauae Jamalcas 75c, —II.2 >,Asplu wallsHAU—XOilJlgs 124415c, crown Lon on Layers new 4\n—.1.25. Muacatel double crown new 42.2K—2.50 par box. Valencia new 7H—8c per pouad. Turkish pruuse old 3—5i.c, new 5)*— Sc. currants 79«c tor new. Leghorn clsron

• Tarargonia IS—19c. Ivlca 17

t-ue. tern Ilk

paw BraXlysauT^pS^OfoMts 0, ll®tle. wal-

aplea 17c. 1

sw peanuts white

2c, pecans western

ecans we

iu—Mr,

Virginia 5—

per do tec. cnarcoa:

>)*c. dataa 6—10c. pine apnlee 41

Tlnnetw Buppliea—Beat brand onarooai tin T C 10x14.12x12 and 14x20 47.00. LX 10X14. 12x12 and 14x20 (8.50, roofing tin I< 14x29 55.60. 20x28 IU.IM. b.ock in Digs SV. In bare 40c. Iron B M*c, » C Iron «c. Juniata galvanized 5} per cent, discount, sheet line 7c. copper bottom 5Sc, planished copper 55c. ao id er

24—25C.

H des,Tallow andQrease-Deaierr payingpnoe* -Greek Olds* 5Hc, No. 1 oared 4H*fo green calf

Ic, dry Hint 10c, salt hides Sc. Pelts-Hneep 25—90c, horse hidesJ1.25—2.0a Tallow—Prime 3J*e. No.* Sc. (iraaae—Brown 2t«B. yellow XKc. wfiUe tM(#4c7| Panned Uaode——tackbewee (115—1.30. beau*

■ standard 41.00—t.fo, soaked 85— 41.15—1 2vi, cherrU>« 2 pound*41 5' 1 nd SOc—*1.00,2 pounds IL 79-9,1 87

moa 1 pound 1.28. soaked coi Hoaated Oom

^^^^^^“Levarttif'i t L. u. 22i*c. scnnull • Krag s Standard 22Jec. Mec noe’e Arabian ti'.c.

QatertChanaplon

H-Naw Orleans molssees new crop 40— 3 sn-up* *3—35c. choice 18—45c. starch

fiI*)(toL- ■kf'

-2.80. marrowfat ELM—X lu. AMS as— fiUru ware-Bar 11

traa B.lkai.. It. wrought

001—TutFwaahcd ann picked xmB38c. unwashed

X’vA.'Uc nnweeharf Hue 18—ac. bur

grades 22—34c, unwashed

cotied 18-foc.

burry and

IndianaDolis Gram MarkaL

Com contl nee weak oa ’Charge, witn fairly free offerings. No, 2 mixed was b. ld to-oav for 6oc. witoouisaias. Wheat quiet, with lUUe doiog. Oats Inspections—In, wheat 5 car*, corn M car*.

■teadr.

Total

hav 1 car.

TO'

Cmemm, froos which tbeaxreaaof Oil ha* baeo removed. It haa (Aroe tens* (fee Hroogik of Ooooa mixed with Sterch, Arrowroot or finger, aad ia therefore ter more eeonomicai, cotting Urn tAaa owe cent * cup. It to delicious, nourishing, atreuftbratotr, easily digested, and I admirably adapted for Invalids as [well as for person* in health. Sold by Grocers everywhere. W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester. Mas*.

rotai Receipts—Flour 375 barrels, wheat 7.200 bushels, corn 12A0U bushels, oat* 17,000 bushels, rye 1,8 0 bushels, barley duo bushels, bay l car. Shipments—Flour 75o barrels, wheat 4.80U bushel*, com 7.890 bushels, oat* 16.UU0 bushels, rye l.sOU

bushels, baney i.rwi bushel*, hay o ear. The following were bias ou 'Change to-day.

Wheat—Not 2 Mediterranean 84c o. U, No. 3 Mediterranean 83c, No. 2 red Me o. t.. So. 3 red SOc. rejected no bid. unmerchantable no bid,

February

Waroi

SOCIETY MEETINGS.

! AT ARON IC—A A. Soc

i i*X Grand Lodge of Perfection. (Wednesday) evening at 7:45 o’ciocg.

N K RLCK1.J

Scottish Kite. Adonlram

Meeting thte

Kucei.x. T. P. Q. M.

‘ejected no bid. unmerchantable (2Sc, March no btd. May no bid.

wa*on Wheat—Wd84c.

Corn-No. 2 white 5S«c o. t.. No. 3 white 30c o. t., No. 4 while 45 1 *e, No. 2 vellnw 48)*c 0. t. No. 3 yellow 48c o. I.. No. 2 mixed 4S‘,c f o. b.. No. 3 mixed 48c. No. 4 46)*co L. sound ear white H))»c o. L, yellow no btd. mixed 48c o. t.. February 4e),c,

C. F. Holi.idav, Secretary.

■mh Ui cAitt k.k^<rm. er. t fioHah.'cj'.’a - k". XL No. 17. Kegu ar meeting of ting post to-night. Mustering of recruits and other important bus J. 54. Pavkr, Adj t J*a B Bbscg.c

slues*

com.

ay 32c o. L

L. yellow no bid, mil bid. March no hi'. Msy 51c.

Wagon Corn market-53—iTc.

Oats—So. 2 white 2s\c o. L, No. J white 33c

o. t, mixed SQ’ic o L. rejected no bid, mixed merchantable no bid, F'ebruary no bid, Maj Hye—No. 2 87c nominal. No. 3 no btu. Choice timothy (14 73, Na l 413.75, No. 2

Mlsoelianeoua trroaaee. Dealers’ belling Prices—Mamga 6.50 per keg. (>oions—American

bushel. 4.150—4.00 per Darrel. Valencie per bushel. Celery 25—50c per do*eu. Cabbage XOi per barrel: new cabbage M.50(®4.iiu per crate. Potatoes 95c—et.OO per busbel, bweet potatoes. Southern 43.5u—4Ui* per Darrel. Sweet ciavr r— 17c per gallon. Apples (g.75—2 50 per harre.. Turnips t].O0(£Ll 25 oer bmrreL Houev, one-pound i rd* 15—20c. cranberries. Jersey*. *10,51—11.09 tier barrel. Oranges, Florida*43.■>0—3.75 per bor. russet* •3.00—Rt per box, ValeoctaH 44.00—7 0(1 per ea-e. I^ipons. good to choice 43 5004.00, choice to faucy

for work In Fellow Craudegree. Visitors welcome. By oruer of W. C. La-sopon, W. M.

Huoh J. Dbi mmonp. >ec

a granes IVOO— a 11.25—1.50 per Valencia |i.5n

IndianaDolis Provision Market.

Jobbing Prices—•sugar-cu ran cottage bams S.'ic, California hat 15c. bacon clear sides, light oi »‘4C, bellies i0 l ic. English ct moked 8*ic. rump (Kirk per

pork per barrel 418.10, lard, pure kettle-rendered In •ees 9c. half-barrels Sc, and &o-pound tub Sc

advance ou tierces, 2) pound bologna lu cloth *c. skin "Sc.

narnt IlSfUJe. ms asc. dried beet

medium 9‘ic. backs red clear sides unbarrel (15.60, bean

:tte-rendered to i-pound tub Sc oaile Sc advance.

Effg*. Rutter, Poultry anti Feath. r*. Shippers' Paying Prices—Eggj 16c. ButterExtra country 15c, poor roll 12c. Live PoultryChickens "Sc, beus 7Sc ner pound, roosters 4c, tur

keys 7S<-, gve-w f U n f e ,un ere ■ 7c a pound, rabbit*75c per dozen, goose 35c a pound. itags-»lu(

Per 109 pound*

Market* Bv Teirgrafih.

Baltimoke. February 8, 10:3u a. m.-Wheat-Cash 89‘5C. February 8S‘«c asUe.1. March 88 i i—iS'.c, May 91)*—ai),c. Corn-Cash 57c bid, March 57(*c

askeo. May 67*4—5*0.

Tol.kDo, February 8—Wheat—Lower: cash 84— 84’ 4 c. May 864sc, June 87c. July 85c. August Me. Co n—Lower and quiet: casn soc. May Aic. 0*1 Quiet: cas > 33c nominal, May 84c asked,

see I—Steady and dull: caah.

see i—steady and dull: |4-ir7X bid, April 44 M bid.

Pat i a orlpht a. February 8. 10:50

February 89,A8'J)4t

Clover-

February, March

m.—Wheat—

March 9o',

Ji’sc.:

M ay W)i(a CPf! rU *>at»—t^tsh 41), —Vi \c 5 Vl) 'tG*' M “ rCh A Pf>>

N tw York, February 8.—Wheat opeoed a shade lower, subsequently advanced >fo. later settled :* to the bottom: receipts 2.:uo bushels: sales

! red Februiry 88)»c. 98.UOO bushels

back to the _ _ __ 8.009 bushels No 2 red February 88)»c. 96,1)00 biishem d>< March 80S,—,89 >l6c, 88,900 bushels do April 9 9u J ,c, l.072.opi bushels do Mav 9l)»a91)io. 464.000 bushels do June 9I) 4 —91 7 16c. 44).0u0 bushels oo December »»).—94}4a Corn - Fairly a Ive and

»c. futur s .'.in;— 1,216.1810 busbel* 38—47c: receipts tel* Beef-Dull;

47—9 Pork—Steady: one year old L Td—Stronger; steam rendered tier—Quiet and we**; western llffi:

82o, Pennsylvania do XI

December »*)„—94)40. Corn

firm; mixed western spot 59f(86IHe. : 6te: receipts 48,250 bushels; sales 1,216.9 Oats—A suede better; western 3f—4 56,900 bushels; sale* 90,GVi bushel*

ess 47—9 Pork—Steady

xtra in

mess 415(0.15.50.

U7)s. Bui

49 07Butter—Quiet and we**; western IICo;32c, Elgin creamery 82o, Pennsylvania do 21s—32c. Cneese—Steady: )—123*0, fancy white 12N—I2'2c, colored 12'4-12Hc. t»ug*r-Weak: crui ed 8c,

w ‘Kr:. 1 .

Marcb. May.... Corn—

Feb j *

March. May....;

Feb.:::; 1 :::

May Pork—

Feb. May.... Ribs— Feb.... May..

Chicago Grain .Market. — FkBtUABY 8, 1 p. m. Opening. IllghMl. Lowest. ( CloingT

7^1

75*i 4«H 46 7 , 31Q

W, 48 ; , ith

7 50 7 67

7 50! 7 67Q*

•Asked tBId. JNominal. tSold.

New York Cotton Market. Nkw Yokk, February 8.—Colton—Firm: uplands 19 8-16C. Orleans to 11 10c.

A STAB IN THE DARK

Sometime* fails oi its murderous iutent. The in•idious and dastardly attacks made upon the reputation of Hostetler's Stomach Bitters bv persons who seek to palm off cheap and fiery tonics as identical with it, or "the same thing under another name," or •’equally os good," in most instances react disastrously upon the unprincipled traders upon popular credulity who attem

them, converting t failures. The bltti

attempt ruinous

upon popu

ting their speculation!

e bitters is a pure, w

thorough medicine, adapted to the total cure and prevemion of fever and ague, bilious remittent,

dyspepsia, constipation, biliousness, debilliv, nervousness and kidney troubles, lu every ingredient, unlike those in the imitations of it. isofan ascertained standard of excellence, and while

>ry

imitations of it. Is of rxcellence. and while

they, by reason of their fi ry properdes, react In-

juriously upon the bra n and tie:

both tho<

Reluse

n ant

3o«« organs It is a sedative 1 all these harmful imitatioi

ivous system, of and iuvigorant.

EXCURSION'S TO NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE, FEBRUARY 6 TO 12.1888. The Jeflbrsonville, Madison & Indianapolis Rai road will sell excursion tickets to New Orleans. La., and Mobile, Ala . from February 6 to 12, inclusive, to persons desiring to attend Murdi Gras. TickeU will be good for return passage until March 31, 1888, inclusive Go to John C. Hart & co., 76 East Washington stieet, for boots and shoes. Watch Clkanixo si, Main springs 41, At Charles VVnerner’s,ll Virginia are. Cabinets 42 per dozen for thirty days at Clark’s Studio, Cti East iVashington street. SHORTS KduGH EJRE. “K. K." haa to-day no equal as a coujh medl Cine, and has never been known to fail to cure when taken faithfully, as directions specify. Watch repatriug aud flue engraving, mono gram* Marcy the Jeweler beats them alL FIRE INSURANCE Remember the great conflagration of South Meridian street. Yours may be next. Go to A Abromet, the veteran insurance agent, for firstclass insurance at lowest rate* Moral: The best is the cheapest. Office, 3 aud 4 Vinton Block, oppoaite poatofiice. For diamonds, fine jewelry, watchea and silverware go to Marcy the Jeweler. Elegant stock.

wners j aro

WE AGAIN

Call the attention of builders aod house oi to the HUi's Sliding inside Blinds The much better than the o,d style, cheaper, handsomer, don't interfere with curtains, no rattling, no sagging; can be taken out in one min to. To appreciate them, you must see full-site working model at our store. 52 South Meridian street Hilpfbrand • Evgate Agent*

FUCHSIA BUDS [Registered Trade Marti Aud what oue of the leading men of Parke county. Indiana, has to say of them: R< cxviLLt, Ii.d . February C, 1888. Mr. F. S. Newby, Manager National specific Co.; Dear Sir—l have uaed FUCH81A BUD* to considerable extent and consider them far tbe beat medicine I ever used for what they are re com menued. giving immediate relief in all ease* Health and happiness are but tbe natural results that follow the u*e ol thla great household rem- • 'T- J. H. JORDAN. Prlc* of Fuchiia Buds, f 1 per box of 60 tuielni DUdi. “MEXICAN CEREUS POLLEN." [Registered Trade Mark.] Ladies are requested to call at thla office and get a free sample ol this great medical trumph over ail female disease* Send 10 cents tor sample by mall Price, <1 per box of six treatment* Circulars free. F. 8. NIWBT, MANAGER NATIONAL 8PK0IFI0 00., Room S. over M W*«t Washington st. Opposite Tranitor Car. Indianapolis

DAY AND MIGHT SCHOOL. B'SWafffiSKY

TTKNTION, BRICKLAYERS-*nu are hereJx by notified to appear at nur regular pl«c«of meeting at 7:39 o'clock p, m.. February 16,1888, (nr tbe purpose of Installing our local Union into the

International Union. Bv order

C. H, Hhh.b Pre*1d»nt. T T A. O. D.—Clilted Ancient Order lit j>ru d». kJ . Capital City (irove. No. 17. Kesular meetiof Thursday evening February 9. 1888. in Druid Hall, Boston Block, North Delaware street. All m**m b rs requested to be present: also visiting members welcome. F. H. U. Winkkliiocs, N. a. W. It. Bqwm >n\ sec'y. - TYi-yith E r) l AEF—The I'egres I'talf of MeiroU pelltan Encampment, No. 5, L O. O F. will meet In Grand Eucaninment Hall to-i (Thursday i evening. February u. at 7:39 o'cl

J in the rteeree work. All

morrow

o'clock, for ibere of tbe

ire earnestly requested to be present. V isttlng rchs will be made welcome. Hr order of tbe mt. Levi E. FatcNcu, C. P.

rehearsal in tbe degree work staff are earnestly retjuested atriarchs will be made wek Incauipment. Lev Jos. s. Watsow, Per. fieri * e

AN NOUNCEMENTS.

gOWKN'B tar and wild cherry. AZORpS acdsoinors ground at aTfi fclest! JjRTBoYNTon , ‘l7» N. Alabama: TeTephone Y\K.C W’. Frink, 312 N. West sc. corner Indiana JL f » v ( 'U TO the new Massachu»etts sbo* ttor* FlS y j Maaaacbusetts avenu* 1>ATKJtTfi—C. P. Jacob*, attorney In paieni JT case* No. 80 Hast Market st. \l EX wanting hait-woro clbihing Very - cheap, ivj call at once at 2u Indiana ave. A Ll KINDS of b.Txc* “FaKvr^B^x' Company, .* corner.>ew York and Aiahama si* (* AHIHUV pic urea ti»|.ec i aTty, a Ta t * 1 u so n <k I) osterhoai’* 6t>4» N. Pencsvlvanla st. T-YlV A. W. BRA 3 TON , 102 if. Merjmau: office AA hours 12 to 2 p. m. Kesideuc*. 808 *. Washiugton. HontK IcTeriric Appiiance Companv has reA moved from71U* E. Washington su to to Ind. av». Pleas* call. lOsEl’M G A HD .n KK, 4l Kyi ffve., is prepared to O furnish estimate-: for tha Reynolds s.eel plate furnace*, ana repair*

JT^costs 5 cent#: will save 21 Try Electric Light 1)KAt TlCALrtHOKTH A N D—Jennie T. Mbss-.u. * practical stenographer aod experienced teacher, prepares pupils to do actual work lu shorthand and type wrltiug 245 College av*

A E- BUCHANAN7"DenU' J*. Block. Agent for tbe Denta

at. room 16, When

1 Electric

: Vibrator.

pKuFrj-BOB R. W.BA HTLEY. M. D.. will open A a free dispensary at the Eclectic Med cal Col-

Hubbard’s Stock, on TbUiedays and Satur- * Ion

for

Hie

lege, Hubbard’s Stock, on TbUiedays and Saturday* trout 2 to 4 o'clock p. m.. tor the examma Ion

lot the eye and«

. ... ] na

and treatment of diseases ot the eye and ear those who are unable to pay for tbe saute. His office Is at No. 4u East Ohio street, with Dr. J. A.

Compton.

fkUR EFFORTS APPRECIATED—Our eoustantly Increasing bustneas to evidence that onr mode of tailing good goods at low prices le appreciated. Remember that we carry a full hue of UiVne*** n<1 ^* w * lry in - • T * r T deecriptloa that are

gain*

pi si

ry in every description

weet and best, which we offer at great bar Give us a ca.l. Ed Duca* IU W.Wai

Washington

Political TOHN EGQER ts a candidate for Justice of the v Pence, subject to tbe decision ot the Republican Convention. February 11.

FINANCIAL.

ORTOAOE LOANS. C. F. Hay le* ORTOAUK LOANS, a E. tMOln A Co. '

OHTGAGE LOANS, D. H. Wilis, "48 Mirth

1*1 Pennsvlvanl*.

jyjOiHtUAUE l.OAfifi. John 8. Spann • Co., 34

vast Market st.

T A It.tE and small loan* iowest rate* Ad tiros. 42 N. Delaw

CM all and large loan* Henry F. Tbompson. 0 Room 16, fiu E. Market st PRIVATE tunds oo cily or form property: u. 1 W. Wood.--. 19H N, Peon au T Oa.Ns on personal proper;y or real estste. J, Aj H. AufderhOrie. room if. Martlndale Block. 'vf H If M l ‘ li y or term*: the V r, ...west <Tri, lift I rates t\ W.Korsuch )5 \ ’ i a nve. !k| UNE V Tel LUA.s —gniaiid upward- .... ,.rtsoiial 1VA property. 160 g. Wa-o ngton a:. N. attigraan. ON EY on farms or city property; terms 2d reasousble. Tho* C. Day A Co., 72 fei Market

etreet

VfONkY on jewelry, uioimng. furniture, etc. i(A City Loan Office, 57 West Washington street.

Confidential

TndTaNA county and city bonds lu large sud A sma.l denominattoti* K P. fiheerln A Oo..

MasomcTempl*

MasonicTei

T OANs> negotiated ou tm roved I arm and Aj properiy in Indiana and Ohio. Jo* A. M

84 East Mn-ketst.

ettv

oore.

Vi on 1. . to lo*n by Boston Collateral Loan com--id l a iy. Hooms 11 and 12 Baldwin Block, corner Delaware and Mitr**tjitr*et*. pKIVATfc FUNDS In sums to suit, on larut or A city properiy; lowest interest, staulon A Scott, 34)4 North Delaware st. Boston Block.

AUCTION sal.ES.

^ L. HUNT, auctioneer. 74ECouxtsu ^ ^ hEAT bargains iu shoe* 68 luoiana av* J^AN ERUPT sale of shoe* 58 Indiana av* J N. PERKY, general auctioneer. 6« K. MarkeL i ' U»i l > at McCUKDY, auctioneer* Jw'Wmt (A VVasblnpon 4 TTk.Nb the bankrupt sale of boots and shoe* IX as Indiana are. 8ho** 25 cents on the dollar. II H. GI KB->, t-enetai auettuneer, 11 audlTBaFS II . win bloc*, corner Delaware »nd Market sts T>E sure and come to me horse sa.e, 241 w. Wa*tjL> inglou at George Smock. Auctioneer. Sale to a. m * UfTIoN SaL"; of furnlmre, cnriiets, etc.— Xl WV wi 1 sell on to morrow {Thursd«y) morning, at 19o’clock, at No. l:i» VVest WHSbtngion street, a general variety of furniture, carp i.* stoves, etc. embracing bed-room »u te, marble-top tables, book esse, bn oaus. bedstends. extension tab ee, wardrobe. i 1 ch.-n Rales, cane seat chairs, rocker-, wash stands, .cd springs, maares-e* Brussels and Ingra n carpets, Turkish chairs, comiorts, cook and heating stoves, chair* wardrobe, lamps, lace curtains, looking glasses, clocks, etc. Terms ca'b. Sale positive. Uusils 4 McCurdy. Auctioneer*

LOST.

. ou breast.

-NEWFOUNDLAND PUP; white spot 1V Keturn to 29 center st Reward. Vi UN EY by not oruertug your picturi

J.(A Frank ZehrlugT. 24 Massachusetts ave. I," 1 as ERALD ring, set with diamonds, on M* Aj chus-tts ave, car. Leave al 35 N. Illinois

and get reward.

pAlR ot pearl aod gbTd opera gUsaes; left ou gate A post on Massacnusette ava. Return to 178

ciarto rrftmM o

■ssa-

lnoi» fi.

post MassAchuu are : rewa

I Jon a ra.urn I

AHOK New Fonndland dog. wuite uaa

•me cbmoKA and recclre reward. A BHEPHEHO puppj, six montba old, black A body, iight colored breastand belly, a little white OD oose, hair and tail somewhat curly. Tbt flndef c *“"

BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.

CCBBUKIBE for stock In tbe Mutual Home and A ^ v ^°X»^ta«>ciaUon. o back due* to pay. W.

j^j^toy^n»^MO^tdMner’s“oa“eryback da ee; divi(ieodtdt^ton7ml‘annuaj|y upon T'HE New Year Baying and Loan Amoclalion «n*?ta every Monday night at room 6. over 56 West Washington; books ooea sinue January 2. 1468. It will pay yuu te begin with lh( any day or night at room 6. 3* Weat V cw ' ^

. ry l. the rest. Call Washington. Treasurer.

stray*, a.

EDDISH-BROWN goat; return to 828 E Miami

O 1 * 1 ** Ertoay a pug dec with» eollar, about one year old; tnforuaOon laadlag to reoovery will be rewarded at Wo. 525 Broadway.

REMOVAL.

WANTED—FEMALE HELP.

j^GOOD GIRL at Pyle Houml gERViST girl. wH.BRriiir

^OOD German girl at 6it N. Meridian st. ^AlLORtmEa. LadieiTparlor, 8t Clrele ■* QOOD ooog; htjhitot whim paid. 7>)4~Eaet Waahnr EN girPs for general housework. Ladies’ parlor,

1 31 Circle st

TTOTKl. and restaurant waiter* Ladise’ parlor.

IT 31 Circle e*

O 0<*D girl to do general housework. 1064 Weat

Washington at.

rvlKL forcare mr bahv; Germaa prefbrred. 272

VjT S. New J<r*ey. TX7 A nTEd—Agood vv ;#42 Home ave.

cook; German; good wage*

WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

gTORAUK irom^e very body. Talbott, W bout*

^g^rafoitmott^^Tr*arbart‘* tokTTfoS

t OtJtH H. GIBRON Arehiteo* Wiatoa btoeft. op

Aj peette eoatnBoe.

IGH^MT^prior* ywd tor turmtura, oarpeta, *t& /"ALT) gold and sliver In sxchsng* tor new goods; v r also renalr watebr* clocks aad jewelry for

same, at 38 Indiana ave. '■'KM nanil* and tenaii

I'E?^ pujnteaniTMmaay. to^Mta dm wing lessons work that now being executed by oor ouplls; "no charge for loatruclioa or material There's no catch, fraud or humbug In the above offer; come and see for you reel ve* Bassett Art Ncbuol. room I 1* and learn to draw your own family portraits at

no coat.

jf ' ARPETB of aa ktnda at &ora iOa’* *7lteM

' w ashington it, Caah on

_ Cash or ptymeata

/ ’OoKs, cooks, cook* mate and tvtual* Grand

i rate at.

/ 'Ot)KS, cook* conk* mate and tvmi Union Employment Bureau. SI Clr pOMPKTENT girl In mall family: * required; good wage* 2.3) Eaet Ne

wage* 2.3) East New York et. * uuMPtvin.Nl girt for general housewoS; - » wages gt: a good borne for agirl that can bring flrit-olam references ( ail 825 Broadway. 1 f W t CA KPEMTEHR "wives aod cBnoreo. 28 A'’ v' cents for good all ver fillings ai the Dental College, .Etna Block. 19 and 28 Norlb Pennsylvania

MreeL

A WOMAN, active and intelligent, situated ont2* side Indianapolis, to represent. In bar locality, a reeponsib'e house. References: permanent poul tion J. 3. Keycrafi. Sunt.. 34 Reade su. New York

in J. 3. Keycrafi. Sunt.. 84 Beade st. New York. TL - " A NTitDTm mediately; TUteiTo - wori - tbrlt vv wholesale bouse on needlework at their own homes, (Bent any distance.' Good pay can be made. Rverything furnished. Partuulars free. Address Aril-tic Needlework Co.. U5 Eighth at.,

ork City.

WANTED—MALE HELP.

j^ELL BOYS. Hotel English. jjltLL BOY at the shVrman Honsei ^iABRiAuLpitn1m~i2K: Georgia ■*

\ j AM aod wife oniy; good tarmer with team. 329

irA Park ave.

IyLACEsMITH.TNortrifi. NeVTonr s* 6. W. I * Miner A Co.

j oubka

11 OUahds furnished complete: cash or payment* AT born dt^ja, « East Washlngtoti etreet.

\ T OTICK—Hatios win p'ease report Ibr work at i. v our factory Tburatlay mornlug. O. B. Cones’t

bon & co.

son A co.

BV KKAL w

wanted at J Illinois hi.

t-neooed drv goods sale u Uro* A Co , 37 and 86 i

TYOILER .M A KFR. sheet Iron worker* wood Tr carvers and laborer* Grand Union Employ-

role

,arv it Ru

G

n att. iiiclrole st.

mem

/''•Ooli SIZED, active work in shire; employrm

Q 10. Indianapolis Eve dug Ne'

boy for errand, and light iloymrut steady. Address

work Indtai

I/IRsT'kaTe mat. to care for * general work about place, n required. 725 N. Meridian 8t., side

A Yt iUNG man as stenographer: typewriter and corresponding clerk: one that can ao gene al

office work. Andress Z 9 care ot New*

" ”~ig iei ”

ButkHi

horses and do recommendation

oo r.

\j u charge for extracting teeth is Denial College, .Etna Building,

Mill clr.se in Februarv

iarg*

Denial College, .Etna

Pennsylvania at. M III close Ir

L'lGliT exp-r enced carriage paTnters, on“ exi e-r,rieuc»-d shoe clerk, one blarksmt h helper; wnrk strady: wages talr. Naliouai Employment Agency,

/ 'GOD, live man in every town in the (Mate to Mil

' * the tatuu io men to w<

nnessee st.. Hi air

[7 AN UE'

. in

A the lamou Leader Bench ck>tue< wrti also men to work here. W. Y. Saniord, 960

Tennessee st.. Siste A*

ue. wringer, d, IMS Nor.h

yjLT AN rkD—Praci IcsT ensirn VV engine and do wbat re airs are engine and boiler, at cost mine net. •a'nrv paid tn proper person; stfite

M 10, News office

ear to run hoisting

e □ eded about r Carbon;good your reference

issued: two volume*: 1,350 pages: olotb; price 84.50; time ptymenu; easy term* P. F. Collier, (I North

Delaware st . trdlsnapoll* Ind.

\l AN tn take me ageury oi nur ml e* id 18 Inches: weight 500 lb*; retail prli sites In proportion. A rare chance to er

sixe 28X1 Bx 0*485; liter

. create

Tnee* safe*

i In proportion. A rare chance to create a opermanent business at home. Tnet* safes meet a demand never before supplied by other safe companies, as wears not governed by the safe pool

pine Sate company.

governed by Cincinnati. O.

WANTED SITUATIONS.

TYA'TKY cook and bread-maker. Occidental 1 Hotel.

A M stenographer and typewriter; first-class rater-

enoe* O to. News olfioe.

JgY good wok, n^here bacon have out door ex-

otflirg^erllhnaworx; ton

1) olamly. App^y44N. IlltooUst.

A nl IF A I ION as barkeeper; terms moderate.

Inquire or aodress M8 W. Washuigton.

/ AN A FARM, man ana wile Let me know by V / mall. James W. Murphy, 867 Indiana ave. / ' EN 8kaL bouse or second-cook wore, by exVA penanced girl, with reterence* Hear of No. 28

8. West st.

YATE have goodbeip on our books willing to wonc vv National Employmaat Agency, 29 N. Fenn* aylvanlast. YTT A N TED—Good place m housekeeper and VV cook: best of reierenoee given. Addreas SO

Ellsworth

a: rsierences

cars

DGOKKEEPER; experienced man; refer D former employer* Address A. L. H., earner 7, Hichmood, Ind. 1YY BOY, aged eighteen, with cnmmoh school I ’ education; office preferred; references given.

Address R 10, News office.

l^Xt HAMSE EMPLOYMENT AOENuY^¥sh Hi tsbiisbed and reliable. Good help and places on rea-onable term* 75)^ K. Washington.

A To

* T once. 25 seara.tresses to run machines In I\ fectoiw or take work home; light work. Apply atone* IndianaDolisKoiulng and Novelty Co.,

143), 8, Meridian st.

WANTED—AGENTS.

'anted immediately;

irmeut for

1 (MM l LADY avents wanted im lyVCAJ grand mw rubber underga

temales: 110 a day; proot free. Mr* H. F. Llttls,

Chicago, 11L

VITANTED, AQKNT8-Agents to canvass in VV every countv with our medicine* WiUpay salary or cOmmis loo, or both. Address Dr. 8.F. Beker A 8 iu. Keokuk, Iowa.

WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.*

gEcOND-HANu beer cooler. luOIndiana ave. Q^TuRaUE. croaslana. 8* 8ouih Psnusylvah:a a r PU ami a second-hand Knah* plano. at Wulach-

JL ner'*

J^UY Ek tor caligraph, new. Address 8 10, care P HEAT 14-0* Anchor soap, only Sc. ▲ wonderful

LJwasher.

gTOUAGk tor nouaenoiu goeo* av Weet Wean

log ton st.

JOE BOX at llosurook's grocery store, No. 1

J I.iU^. northeast lor41,609 or 11,800. Addra

r J , G huy^ good cheap work mare. Addrest K 9, / 'Gob horse foUhls leed. - Gallor addr"esa~J448.

VJ Meridians:.

all kind* 24 West

L'LE.TKO-PLATING of all lb oduriat Office .7 fircle »t.

V’OUNG married couple watiu a bouaeol three or

1 four r ioms. N 9, care New *

'I'D BUY 11 large, reconffbitiid, fireproof Tale.

A ChII at 3-9 M its itch melts ave

pAhT OFF CLOTHING. 135 Massachuaetmiy^

V2 Highe-l price-psid. (', O. Lilii'.

pAH’l y wuht ui ciiiidren to take part oF~bouss;

L rent gc Address L 10, New, office.

/‘IaETOFF CLOTHING, au East VVaabinstoo.

Y> Highest price paid. J. Budwetusy.

T»RUSTLE COMBER at Western BN>am~Brush D Work,, corner Meridian and tiouth. fpwIctvfY bead nf gnod, cheap Taim horew Tt 1 the auction stables, 241 W Wsahlugtna. lyCRNllUHR of all kinds at Born <k Co.'* 97 East A W thington ,C Cash or on payments 'Y'G ItE n r~buri(ilng nr room, for ui holstenox 1 inunge* Address Thomas D. Boon, city bCHULARSHfr In iodtenap^TuHuslfftoTljife O verslty, (When Block.) T 10, News nffii e. A PURCHA8EK tor a good organ;'will aell IX cheap for cash; here is a bargain for some lodge or family Andreas X 6. ear* News.

A COACH TaAM; good style aod action well IX broken and sound; weighing not less than 2.2t)0. Address, giving ags. price, etc., F 10, News

A N Interest in s well establish*! rent estt .Y insurance bustne-* or as bookkeeper in

merclal or mant ~ H 8.c,re New*

islne-* or as bookkeeper in a com facturing establishment. Address

insurance

si or

,re P

fl''G EXCHANGE 477 acres of heavily timbered T ana coal land lying near C. 8. Railroad in Tennessee, for stock merchandise or good horse*

Address Lock Box 68. Mon.lcello. Ind.

/iUsTgMERtTfor pants tFstuo^otbeequ.led V/ in quality, fit or price. All our jeans pants reduced to lees than wholesale prlc* Nobody kicks but competitor* Call at 79 8. Illinois and 194 W

W ash, at* R. K. Mile*

XT' KETeIcb LOW PRICE GROCERY removed XV to 84 West Washington street, for want of

more room, three doors east of Dime

Look what yen can sav* Look! U eeter cuts beloe

12*c per J) loc per lb. I

,for want of

Museum.

i below all other*

tXSH AND SMOKkh UOAtM. lot porterbouee steak.

loc per lb. for loin steak,

loc per S>. for round steak,

id 6c for boiling heel

:k steak,

choi

lb. tor fresh hare

8c per lh for smoked shouldera

5 and 6c for boiling bi 7xc uer to. for chuck loc per E. tor pork chop* 10c per lb. tor fresh ham.

44.28 per bbL for best I

55c lor 25

erlb i T to f(

loc per R. for bacon.

Fi.oca. it flour.

r 25 pound sack best flour. coir it* 30c per to for good Kio Coffe* 25c per to. for best Rio Coffe* 30c per to. for Java and Kio mixed.

TXA*

15c per to. for good Japan tea 25c per to. tor choice Oolong te* 25c per to, for choice gunpowder te* 60c per lb. for best gunpowder ts* DSIEP FRUITS. 7Mc per to. for English currant* loc per to. best dried peecbe* 10c oer IP. for fin sat French pruoi 6c per to. for finest Turkish prune* TOBACCO SWP CIO AS* 48c per to. for filar tobacco. 40c nor to. for Newt Boy tobacco.

. _ „ jnon extras* Sc for 10 cent package bird seed.

Sc per to. for beet cracker* 86c for 3 to* ginger soap* 30c for beat country batter. 28c for one do* country egg* the for op* good broom.

Us for ops tbree seamed broam. Be tor ooe best parlor broom.

Sc for 8tar Iy*

10c for Red weal ly* Af tie for 3 caL headlight oil. X Goods dehvered to aU parts of tba

cLarg*

livsredto all parts sttRp city fees af

Kaaraa’s

Low-priced grocery. 1*4 W. Waehiogioa a*

$4.50 JS» »»» Utata. onm J~s 80c for 2S to* Crown Jewel floor. H. 15 for pi to* Crowe Jewel flouf

>lk<

Polk or Henry's tomatoes 10c pa* i Polk’s pumpkin Mic per can. Yarmouth corn I2) > c per can.

Table nsec net la sirup 2ur per i California apri ota 2uc per ca*

Baked beans 15

! per ca*

' ca*

inch p une*

6c for I lb. Turkish prune

i for IS*

: ter r

i Rio coffee 26*

DC tor I so. t urktsa prune*. 1 do* boxe, p *rIor matches 1 Arouckis's co five 24c l tr to.

Best Goldsn Rio coffee 6c :or I to. lima bean*

9 lh,. Pie ', pearls starch 25e. ISc for* toe. lump i-lurch. 7 to* pure buckwheat dour 15*

0. H Bi H*AD*a,

453 and 457 V irg.nls avenu*

FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.

Qt 1 ACH E Fa R.M; 1m proved: nev«r I alllug i A^A^ l i t f^.s g ^r L bauTK t "hir l 'gowii

L' A RMS. bouses an * s harga "* J. U.

Delaw re st.

Uosafe

ptt^STBrigiywtomios-ma* Wa.'TgW,.*

X North s* CSEUtol lift 334^^ * >Al ^^*^*^*^ tt n ais, beaM, firs ^ » ^ lUrkri U-. wtu, 1 (IQ MnLClNOtS BT.716whhs4 aai~iafurvi^^lri £S ‘ taair - m F Add^fic io. Stiffly

1 with board; i

i room,.

ilSprtWiH 1 t" oished root

H l*i#NH7LVilJfU W.: „

■ JH oislH-d rooms; central locatto* IT vFLUN!bHwt> - Dariw~MMf~^SI (ViM ,urn '* hM - a™ door, rsa o—

V ' sec-«nd fl or. room* 158 N. Mi

t E mute of rooms: one short sight

LUare from Deulsoo Hotal.

m. iiuaseKf

Vttnpom

TYffiXTXSI

H^^r*^r,n-m-n ,1 I > » K»3S su table mr a ' ' '

IV a hair soo,res sout 39 Virgin a ave. Inquire

i.d croceries to'sell dr tride at

Co., No. 3D), North j

FOR RENT—HOUSES.

U OL8E on Klgbth etreet. near Beitefoniatre > ll si. price 81.22s. Hasaeld A Go., UK Monh | Penneylvania si. ^ I T F you udvsjrrcperiy loseu or rent leave esortpu 1 A Uon wuh Zener. Friealey A Co., Heal E>iate and Kernel Arents.

1^1

«f rioo ganeu land near c.ty; two

fine lot* Niirth Tenne,xe» at.; three lots on KJ rst si.: st old prn e* Addrc W 8 News - fficc.

IHVK pi r fine lo

First st.: st ^ 4 | | ACHE> of laud G m le- eouihea,! oi mouiu‘xU' port, known aa Benj Head l»im. For information call at farm, or address Pbebe Mead, South-

port, Ind ________________

1 i FEET on Michigan are., near 1)04f and XAiV/Luiub In tliute. or will exchange for proie rty in northeast part ot city. Address 429

B-iielootalne si ___________

Si 1 •> X| i W rLl. buy a iie»t"eottage: flve room* l ' well, cellar, cistern a d stable; in good repair; flu* lot; good m igbborbood; corner lot, no lmeat Pesse ♦ Egger. 90 K*st Market at

I VO-VT osc

JLf feroutiil come four •aquares o lo « re*dliy t 1 at *.100 each, ua to-driy. Broa., 4’J North Delar-

\ FrtW'vrrv i w»ik oi M)*

Jhea

fry cheap. Call and aeo

111 not rtmMn

kOis* ioU( Wl.ItlU Li I H* LUiUl.tea' e. dejK>t. on Im proved sireeu,

at once, as these lots Ionic mt the present low

rtiuMn in merket Ionic mt the pi

price*. Fee^e <ft Kn*cer, Mareei ef I? IU Hi lart^ftition CriflbTTaviritriS ,tn 4i.W

Li the best on the market Fourteen lots In Bra'

den’a B verstde aildiuon, aU for (2Uu: very cheap

Thrie cotiage, of 6 rooms each, near Hill ave. and E ighth at. tor *7D" each. Tbree lots on Vanoes at. near r.lghth su.at454<ieach;B barita.* Tbreehou,r* and lots on Bnugia,* «l at 8l,35u. esen 4 room* 'even beautiful loisin Fletcher's oak Hill addition at 4175 each. Four lots on Brookside ave. at |6&U each; very deslrab e. Two lots in MllUgan’s P.rk Lane addition, (4ne each and cheap. Wiliia W.

W right A Co . 21 Ingalls Block.

"V 1 ’■ 98* N. Illinois st at a bargain 44 Vri IV 39 »nd 41 Fayette at.: si 10 hou,e In rear 4.8U0 21S 8. Fine at., between Fletcher and English. 2.5 0 vl Hhetby st., ptvt is per cent fcJZZ t.4 0 House «n Fletcher ave i7i» F've room bouse on Fletcher ave I,70<l Business block on Prospect 3,oo0 Vai am lots on N. Tennessee, front of Kissell's salo<m ..................................... 850 Lot souibwert corner Ureeuwood and Tenth... 525 Lot north of Tenth, on Pern 400

Ten seres north or cltv at a bargain.

'-all and* ■ -

Call and tee our list ofereat

U. W. Gohscch

argsln.

tiargeina

ch. 15 Virgin

la av*.

FOR SALE--Horsea ana Vohiclss

|J| OBfiK, buggy and harness, cheap. 478 Ash st. ICr. little ladian poBy aTWood s"Stabl*7cirole XXT AN^ED to buy horsewagon sncUhirnaesT C.

T V M Coatee A On.

T I VsTR y stable. dolng a good buslnes* Geo. W. Li fieibert, Ul Virginia ave. TJOKfiF.. phaeton and harness, or trade lor trlLL cycle. 84(1 N. New Jersey st. FiSSYlK.TKuM"”' F ~*

(^KCOND-HaND s'ffrey;^narU)n* carnagM very f YS payments—carriages,' 1buggiteFpleasure and business wagons. Johr A Co., 20 and 22 Norib

Meridian.

t>LANK ETfi, corufons. lace curtains, window L» sititdes. eic.; cash or payment* Born <k Co, 97

E. Washington st.

A 1 W. W a HH IN G TO N hT. is th« pi hot? To buy -te*jt 1 homes, burbles and barn (-a, kiiuiifeotioa guarani—d. Ueonce Smock, Auction—r.

( IA KuiAU k repair Vy fling, in all Its bn

smock, /■

r,£i.naT.p.i

0,,,.,,».»n.b,..5nr Kwirirs low. C. H. Black Mfk Co.. 44 East Maryland tb OHAETON, harness and five yeitr old bay pony; A well broke for lad)es and children to use. tor (100. J. a. Kumrine, Druggist, Irvington. Tele-

phone

FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.

PRESCRIPTION desk. 550 Virginia ave. (JLT ot hiaoks.iiUh too i* 5iu yifriiniiTiTv* y JjC. LADI EO’ fl ne shoe* bsTudiaua av e. igcTaw;, HUBBKRo, alt kind* 68 inuiana av*' ATTEND the baikraptiai«»rthoe* 58 IndUtoi /~3a1,IGHaPH; new; cheap for cash. AdarejeTi

10. rare News.

/ vFPTUe furniture aud bedroom suite cheap.

V( AdaressT8, .ew*

I \ nY cord wood or stove wood at Cheap Wood

IJ^Yard, 81 wullivan st.

( 3 REaT bankrupt sale of boots and shoes Bros

YA nan'* 58 I ndiana av*

L LKCTKIcal supp tes and alsttncai repairs of Lj a l kinds. 27 Clrc e »t.

/3GuH Mason st Hum tin organ tor riooupay-

V7 nienis. at \Yuls< '

ilschner*

>)M. M E. Mark** John M. Speun <k O* J|gC>L ot 3 roome,46~p*f r mooTH, SM sToCvSTiR “ * '■“““•-srijars '-vm room house, oouM* sarlera

Apply te L

408 ISffS.'K;*~~griii5Bi=Ba= 22(5 10 Will da wetl to Norih tTeltt^VreT G ^ ^o. 20)4 1 OH N CLU N E movsd to W and 79 W, Wasblaitoa or aash. ^n^^^^a^ o > f n tr>^ , ^r P ^ ,n " U FOR RENT--Ofncex and Btor—■ 118 B OMo“ M,6KlmA *'' ^ luquir * “ S' T A^ro, A T J ?ir,qe ,u^ Urfc, “ 1 L “ ,0a lt " U * Sj^Un^fo^SSS^ ftMoumt MuotoW VoooBo

“■

Vf A SON 1C fKM P L iiTiuIi e~~affice room* secohd ,team h# * t ' Wm ’ ^ Bmyth* Grand STOU^kuOM, good location; will rent if can tk ft to'Mi'ifot* ^ 194 W. Washington FOR KENT—MISCriLLANKOUS. F A Ku!*£jr U hT J - ^ Horn * C*.

° r>ad

20^i , D y^^y u n g,r T "’ HTwrighL jo-ackk tract or lan within tnree mil—wi UD8Ullr«. lytANOfiand organs at from «Lrim ai per mea'.C Muslc^ouii* 11 **§(ort> Fsnasv^vsSda^* F * W ° ,^ FOR SALE OR TRADE. L'URNITUKK aad bouse bold bus! net* wnlllfe L oaied. Address 0 8, News offio* RAILWAY TIMS CARD. TKAVigLERa* INDiCX

INS

WRjT)

KEW ORLEANS AND RETURN—Commanolnx feiiU"asss,w«: s?w“ as; By our iluf only (»Dt on# change, bo trgAAfen. and only iwenty-nlnt holl^• , iournev. ^

1Z ANKAKES T ;

FOUR Rfell-Jj

— am

1*8 morning, con-

- — - -—“• to alt points la dorado, New Mexico, Utah,

necung with through fan trains Kan;as. Nebranca. Colorado, New

CSjlifornla audpregon.

8P**fl, r/TetyUcoMfCuT amf1o6H6My

nr^assured to our patron*

Penan C1NCIN N ATl'DlVialbll Arrtva. No 2(In. f.l. d •ArctstonmiN* 81ud. aoc.lu tiam nsa r^ssi»»«aste*aB fin. acc 6:30pm, No. 1 Chi. f.ldsArel 1:15pm

No. 4 oil

No. lUCin. acc 0:30pm No. N* A d 5;50araJNo. 8, *.

BPkcistj—arwpaT* owtr.

/COUNTERS and sh«rvirig; ask at 78 8. Illinois

and 191 W. Washington sts

7 C F EET ot ihei vliig. cnerry slalnedTcheep: A f I 3/ * Young. Of E W. Avres .4 O.

* Nn.w Ktuc-k ui iiaruware lur sai*. or Wi.l irad* IX for land, small iarm. Address G u, care News. 1 ’ K* •CLRY: small stock and fixture* 8259 cash v» good locattou; good reasons for selling. Address

U 9. News office.

Yl/AHElfOUfiK: well locatea on track; suitable ^yy^forgram m- ugricuitural implement* Adureu

A GGODGKGAN for lodge or home use: In A splendid conditio >; will sell cheap for cash. Addreas W 6. care New* IJKST located restaurant; doing best business in Dtbecit*. t ause tor eel inn: press of other bosines* Address P10, News office.

ClMj WILL buy a small cigar stand.building, VDvMJ aad all fixtures included. Ground rent for tncKume only 43 per month. Inquire No. 19 Mo-

VTlNtt ROOM HOUSE sod barn, east front, on Beiitiotitaiu kL. for 92 t tiuo; ma*t vtU at once; W^nMnu-V n 0 *' 1 ^ U ^ ^ BeThi€ ' W8tl

lYKesPAUHANT and hakery. centrally located LV and doing a good paying business- death In my tamily cause of selling. For lUrther particulars audress P. O. box 527, Martinsville, Ind.

( sNk old rosewood guuar; ladv’* Ooe fine field glas«. one breech-load) g shot gun; Kngttsh. One set Chambers's Encyclopedia; on* set People's Encyclopedia^ both s^raoet new. And other boos*

A SICE, clean stock of dry good* boo’.s and lx shoes, queensware. bats and caps, notions, etc , In small, Uve town, just tapped by railroad; best trading point la Indiana: nearest competition twelve milea A poiy 1* n. Meridian st. A T old State Library Building, Na 1 grocery and JX drug store shelving; one Garland stove, >a So base burnef; Invincible stove No. 8 base burner; 00* Argand stove, base burner, on* lot good Russia iron pipe, cheap Inquire of J. MoB. Shepheid, Adjutant General's office.

U’CRNITURE ou paymeBt* J. Carpets on payment* Stores on payment* Lace curtains on payment* Shades on p&rmenta Queensware oa pay menu. Tinware on payments. Hanging lamps on payment* Rugs on payment* Straw matting00 payment* I give the best prices for cash and sell or easy terms on payment* U and 79 W. w ashington, odd square west of transfer car. John Ciua*

NOTIGS.

0Q1; AKh. and rouud Oeae beaters at Born A Uo.’i S-!L^_H»"tehgtoo s* < ash or paymepi*

rpHAT Fabian Cohu farniahrs stove repairs for 1 every stov* mad* Call at U2 X. Washington.

LJ OwK sewing maemna* repaired by the c-im ^.'! :r ’ , L form * r xdjuMtr, at New Homs effie* 172 X. Washington st.

nnHE annual meeting or slocknbiders of the L While River Railroad Company, for electien of offleert and general bu»1nss* w 11 be held at tb* oAra of Kingan • Co.. ItidisDspolie, Wednentoy, Hmmsry t, tm, at lo'clocg p. m. k •. Wncialf.

FOUND.

SlSk*

IFJSh^TrrVs^-hoi tt"***'

tt wTGVM* of all Rind at Born * C*'* *■ Wtehteftef + Utefc or payneatA

rpHK agency of J. Reynolds A Boa’s steel plate L foruaces at Joseph Gardner's, No. 41 Kaataeky

PERSONAL.

O KIN, Wood and nervous dtsaasm a specialty. Dr. O Deako-Walter. 238 K. WeshiagtoR.

^rlvaolas*-

^fllpAGG blVlnlGN. No. a LnFay. aoc 7:IOamlNa Join. D. sArc kiitoam S a IP? 1 p ' c * 2 *« 1 t,a - •«« 11:15am

ac

For tickets, sleeping car aocommodstion* and all Information, call at Union Depot or the Model licket office, corner Washington and Meridian fit* J H. MARTIN, Pis* Pnii* Ar*

Pennsylvania Lino*

Title DIkKCT AND POPULiR PASSRNOkn BOtTTR* Trains leave and arrive at Indianapolis ss followr

PAH-RAWDLB ROUTE—BAST.

_ Lve. lor Plusburg, New York, eta, fiJMm. m. iibtt p. m. J Lve for Richmond and Cohimboa, ll.-OO m. 4300 p.m. Arr. from N. Y., Pitta ana East, 11:45 * m. 10:20 * a* Arr. from Colo’bo* Rlcb’d. et*.

v 9:40 * m. JJp p, wi

Mall«hd express (dally!—.7* p. a*

Sueperato Pmsburgsnd N. Y. withoutohaoga

chicaoo division.

Lve. for Chicagn end Nonbwest.._ll;t*am 11-OOprc Arr. from Chicago aod Northwest, irjuam SdOpm

J . a. A1. * *—eoCTR, Lve. for Louisville

and the fioutlt.. 4:15am 8:ltem 42Mpm 6-J0pm

Arr. Lorn Louisville

anathsfioulb.lOMaa ILlCam A4Spm IfoOpm

>. a ▼. a. *—aourn wnsr.

Lv* for Vincenaoi...... Arr. from Vincennes..

7:10am 4:lipm . Iih44am 4«foaa

Vandal!a Line.*

rksr aoutm

SKt.-

Lya for fit. L*uj#_. . 7«am UAlam UMpm

Lva for fit I

Greencastle and Terre Haute accom 4309pm Arr. from fit Coals 3:45am 4:1 (am iXtum 4:45pm 1 erre Haute end Greencastle socom Uhuuam Bleeping, parlor and reclining chair ears run on through trains. For rateeano Informationnoply to ticket agents of tho company or H. SU Duine,

Assistant General Passenger Agent

THE RAPID ROUTE

—FOR—

ICINCINN ATI L Dayton. Toledo, Detroit, the jnmst Rod South. Only lino with

night train for Detroit. l.OOO-mlla hook* tad 1X9* m., 11:48*6*. 4A? p. m.. Ifctt p a* (doily). lufoimatioii bureau ood ticket odU* oornar

lUioois street alia Kentucky av* Oen'tAFta.MAL'kf.CSaSUte

C H. ROCKWALL G. P. o£fjFa£5E!£. Kate* to New ) ork. Bo*too. Buflkio, end other

Eastern dUe* <1.50 below other lino*

) THE SHORT LIRE

np Both EAST aDdff ESI

The oaly fie* with solid train*

Through Cars to MfrJ^rl'lUvCj^SiSs Mveralhoursleos time than nay ether Ua* Alee

Reellnlng Chair Ca

Chair Can via

»ugh Bleeping and Reclining _ ftenjiUeto Chtotg* f m*^,M 5 »iokdm.y loom A* r*t*te“5as* WUh°V»Jek <UaWr '

enreion* rednoed rate* etc.

a cUOT’SUinXSra),. s.

smSSSSmssr* Ne. * OtnelnnaU ateMeenffMeTSally 3Mam Na il. InuiaaaeeRe mm aSTdailF. •£>&»

"eivin nTfeetertenTdRUy" ****"

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Mamacbaseuaav*