Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 November 1889 — Page 3

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THE INDIANAPOUS NEWS* MONDAY, NOYEMBER H, 188ft

| To Users of Royal Baking Powder.

9TATK news.

t with MtnnU gsa

The pobfic k waned agamnC the stories asdso-caOed btchen ten of traveling belong powder agents. The alleged tests axe dishonest tricks and the stories are (Use, their object being to injure the reputation of the Royal Baking Powder, and introduce an inferior article in its place. The market is 6*11 of cheaply made baking powders, many of them composed of alum, the proprietors of which scrapie at no trick, fakehood or illegitimate scheme, in die effort to sell them to consunen.* **■ Housekeepers will not need’ the tests of baking powder itinerants to teach them as to the qualities of baking powder, as they are already fully assured of the great superiority

aesbrllte to b«iBf up] from tM VtaXikmge neia.

A. K. BoW—on. of Tam Bssta, aommiUcd ■aidda ta St. Looia oa BatarSay alskt. Eldar T. M. Wllaa, of the Aadaraon Ctoiati«B Chmrah, has aeoaptad a call to Jafferaon-

tUI*.

to ora-

tbeir

THE MARKET NEWS.

Raah County I oat baatara

Artbmr Walker, ot Frankfort, attompted rtda a boraa and waa tbrown. breaking bla w

and collar-bone.

Mr. aad Mrs. A.B. Barton, of Tern Haste,

ten wadding anniversary

celebrated their golden

oa Saturday laat.

Tba new OathoHe Chnrch at Noblee^lla waa

ar, Father

The New York stock Market. fSoeetol to The IisdiananoUs News.' Haw Yocx. November II.—The stock market spaaed with extreme activity this morning, but the weakness which appeared in the market daring the last few miaatee oa Saturday waa carried over and ttrst prism were generally small fractions lower than Saturday’s dosing figures, whits further lasses wore sustained over the entire list in the early dealings. These losses were generally con fined to small fractions, but Lackawanna declined h and Atchison %. The weakest point in the list, however, was

> advances made it dropped from

—Quist; New Orleans sew pent] ne—Slow and steady at

assr 1 -

Tennessee Coal, wboaa lata sharp It particularly vulnerable, aad i • to 6XS. Tba Trusts ware stron,

Elliott, of New

dedicated yeetcrday, ] York City, oonduotiag

Samuel Dinwiddle, a prominent resident of ambridge City, flAl off the bridge at that lass on Saturday, and was fatally Injured.

particular, which rose from

s’K-srsirnsrss

checked, and the pressure being removed a fi recovery was had In some cases. Atchison being

Cotton Oil in at the opening agar with a

was full

Indianapolis, Kokomo aad other parties have purchased the mineral springs near Cartarsburg,^ Jtor the purpose of asUblimhing a Mm. Imsatta Rasa, of Bstliag Prairie, died last Saturday of dropsy, aged seventy-two. Os waa d resident of Laporte County over

half a century.

of the Royal Baking Powder in

strength, purity and wholesomeness

by the best of i

one of its principal business blocks, has been captured at Booth Bend. William Chamberlain, of Martinsville, attempted suicide yesterday by cutting his throat, tbs alleged reason because bis mother would not purchase him a new suit of cloth-

ing.

The Aseociation of Separate Baptists of

North America will soon begin the publics- g m e>ic*n Kxi tion of a denominational paper at Edinburg, Bur., c. K. A J with Bov. A. H. Richardson as principal man- Canada Booth

aging editor.

market showed ao strength, however, and while the trading became quiet prices receded slightly again, and at U o'clock the market was only fairly active and steady at a shade under

the opening prices in most stocks.

Nook—Money is easy at .V./C, per cent. Bar allvarHH. Except for Atchison and St. Paul the stock market drifted Into dullness after 11 o'clock, and, while pricet were fairly well held aa a rule, there waa a drooping tendency in moat cases and quotations were shaded off wltnout any pronounced movement anywhere in the list. The deaUngs developed no feature of Interest, and at noon the market was doll and steady and generally at small fracttoas under the open-

ing prices.

Chicsoo, November 1L Opening.) Highest. Lowest, idtolgr

. - NOV 1 8 I7«t Jan 4 80 Mar ' »C8*

fc-..- —

1 -

m 44

4 5214 4 37X 965

930 93 • 4BX

\z* 6 10

5 87S 5 3714 305

5 SB*

6 15

605

600

W»*2- «*-

iKS S So • 10

8®t 4 *5 808

•Asked. tBld. :Sales. (NomlnaL

CItu

ng prices. D. 8.4s. reg.

do coup. Pacific 0e of 'Bi.

Adams Exp

Alton, 1

.127 [Northwestern.... llvH

do preferred. Northwestern-

do preferred 1 S. Y. (Antral.-. Wj'* do preferred 87 )hio A Mississippi-. 33

FORSTNOEH—Clara, died this morning at • o’clock, aged U years. Funeral Monday at t o’clock p. m. from residence of parents, 18 South

Mississippi st.

Sleep on In thy beauty. Tbou sweet angel child;

arrow unbligbted,

in undefileo.

By son

By si:

tIOE-Mrs. Elizabeth J. Pnige. formerly of :irou:h, Devon. England, died Mot day.Nob< r il, at 2 s. m., In her ninety-first year.

PAIOE

Dart

vembi r <1. Funeral \V

by the begt of all tests, the test of their own lonfc practical use„ of it in the pcepexstioBof the daily^food. Protection from alom baking powders can be had only by dedhung to accept any* substitute for the Royal Baking Powder. Experience has proved this powder of the highest naefhlries^ and the Government tots have established it as die purest, strongest and moat wholesome bakivv powder in the world

Saturday night, at Brazil, the lot ten accumulating at the poatofflee won taken to the

itfi# midnlg- —

deposited in the they were stolen

depot to await the midnight train, and were

- ■* W telegraph offl

i office, from whence

^Wlllia^ Hoffman, who^wiU be ninety ^ears Haute than any other person, settling there in 18M, and making the city his home contin-

uously to the pxeeeut time.

Qeorge W. Harness, of Cam County, aged eevesty, and very wealthy, was recently married to Miee Smith, a teacher at Cynthiana, Ky., but lormerly of Logans port The bride ie forty years the junior of the groom. Fisher Doherty, of Crawfordsville, involved is the litigation growing out of the fbilure of hie son Marsh, and whom the courts hold liable for the debts, now claims to have received warning by spiritual manifestation that his

days on ssrth are numbered.

The remains of Jacob Klanter were found

Chicago, Alton

Chi., BUr., Quin

Chic., HI. L. A Pac do preferred

Cln. Ban. A Cleve.. Clsve., Columbus... . Del. A Hudson. J4 Del., Leek A West...18

preferred.. rio A Westi

gon Netigatlon-iw

ern 8641

trai Faelfic.^.. WIL m _ _

i JUB [Oregon Traus... n 1 IB'S Pacific Mall

... It^jPeoria. D. A E.

us.

• Western. 1»H

Funeral Wednesday at 2 p. m. from reel<

East Ohio. Friends Invited.

VAN8ICKLE—Boy Vantlckle, youngest son of J. C. Vansickle, died at New Palestine. Xnd., Ni veniberU,U8l,at7o'clock this morning. Fui eral wjli be conducted by ~ m ” **

of Indianapolis, at 1:30to-i

Den. A Bio Urande- 16 Erie 28 Houston A TVxa*.... 1H S |

HlinoUCe^—•

■Pt preferred to ist^preferred—107 do preferred. H'"-

s mon

by Rev. F. M. Buchanan, suapolis, at 1:3Q to-morrow.

BENNETT—Neddie, eldest son of Horace and

Julia Bei

IT. F^n FVan:

Julia Bennert,^MoadM-, Novenaoer H, at8j08iu

friends Invijgp!' Burial private.

McHVOHWames, died Sunday morning at 8 o’clock, agwC 24 years. Funeral to-morrow at 8 :k at Sfe Joseph’s <%urcb. Friends invited.

HURUMSm

3‘w:':: J1 ^b’^ r r ,e

lying in a fence corner in Scott Township, Vendor burg County, Saturday evening, and

paSI%E®s. l sas*L_ • Sffi i ME'!*UiKSteEl'

VODNQBtOOD A REARDON, 118 Virginia a eve., msr.ufsctersrs of stodA marble aad granite monuments and vaults.

ity, Saturday evening,

appearances indicated that he nad either commuted suicide or else been killed by the ac-

cidental disc-

ifle

; Ohio...... Nashville A Chat..

t discharge of his gun.

John G. Lehr, appointed by the Allen Conn ty Commissioners to look up taxes not re

New Jersey Cen.. Northern Pacific.

Live Stock Market.

and get our low prices.

•mailer sums.

An address has been toened to the voters of

them to rise

at U called the

^ je Bill 442, regulat-

ing tba law concerning the re-location of county seats. It is charged that this clause waa inserted by the engrossing clerk, and the appeal to against the clerk, and against all attempts to remove the county seat until

this is changed.

The meat inspection law having been declared unconstitutional, in obedience to the demand of local butchers the Fort Wayne City Council is considering an ordinance looking to the establishment of local Inspection, which Will have the effectintendedhy the legislative enactment. It is demanded because Swift A Co., of Chicago, propose to establish an agency in Fort Wayne for the sale of dressed meats.

White Cap on!

County. Several Samuel Stroud,

terribly whipped, Mrs. Cosby fainting under the torture. Miss Dollie Neal would also

Recripti of Cattle Light—StceipU ef Bogs Light—

Becetpti qf Sheep Light.

CKAKGEa, Dockaok, xrc.—Yardage: Cattle20c

d, bogs 7c. sbeoi

per beaa

tier

deck M. double deck 410; dead i of no value, 100

rnant i

3age: Cattle20( imlsalons: Cat

, ... 5c. Commissions: Cat- ‘ ; dead hogs weighing under 100

ds and ovi

double deck 410;

i vali

Frege

each: stags 100 pounds.

pounds pound.

X) pounds and over >4C per ws are docked 40 pounds

light.

advices from eastern

last

irrisioCattle.—Receipt* of shipping cattle t. The market to quiet on all grades: our

points are liberal: receipts

steady at last week’s prices. Our market here closed up rather tame; the common and medium grades being hard to sell. We quote:

grades being bard to sell. We <] Extra choice export, 1450 to 1850 flood export, 13j() to 1480 fee

1 export, 1350 to 148

Good shipping, 1350 to 1450 fee...

Good shipp —

■ 8 5f.YS.3m

3 25faj

lppers.10

Common stockei

Cows AW.

also

RIGS & McYEY,

Bud HosierT-Halleck Goodson and his boys, and John Miller, that if they do not mend

their ways they will be’’switched within

inch of their lives.”

63 North Pennsylvania St.

East tide, near Grand Opera House- oftact^ado^tod n by* timunited

It was the personal property of C

When from the caret of day oppressed Dejeetedl Bad and sore distressed Sweet strains of music delight and charm, Ourgrielhdtopel! Our cares disarm. Muata elevate* tba youthful mind. Malms children better—more refined; It keepe them from allnring vice, ^ From crowded streets where sins entice. Tha best pianos aad organs of the day Are kept and told by Rich and MeVey. ffeetf XBfebe and Eenett planoa stand alone Unapproached in purity of tone; Their artistic style likewise commends; Our prices, too, will prove us friends. We gnarantee our goods. Treat yon well, And will on easy payments sell. We repair the old and sell the new; We likewise rent, aad do toning, too. We cany a foil and complete line Of pianos and organs, extra fine. TMs oard of thanks we here pretent For fevers past, with compliments.

Rev. J. Wesley PaachsU, of Cambridge City,

~ tbe first book

Plates army.

the personal property of General Winfield B. Scott, and at the battle of Lundy Lane, Jnly 28,1814, it was riven to a wounded soldier named Jobee, with instructions by General Scott to place it in his knapsack, to guard the same from tbe rain which was falling. General Scott nevar reclaimed the book, and Mr. Jobes, many years later, gave it to Mr. Paschall, who still nas it in his possess!f

x> MixeS—B^oetpts of butcher^^ttle

light: the market is quiet on tbe better grades, while tbe common stuff Is verj- dull. Extra choice heifers » 2 75fd 2 #0

aaaag=2s== Fair heifersCommon heifers

Choice cows..

m Falrc

Common

Veal ca) . Bulla, common to good. Bulls, export

Cows and calvi

a cows iium cows rcows

n cows

Hoos.—Receipts of”'hogs "light, was active at strong Saturday's prl

»igt et :..„.„

Good Hgl Light mi

Hea

Heavy Fair to Heavy

tlxed mixed...

He has refused 1250 for the volume, as well as

Smithsonian Instltntioi

an offer by the

Frank Crews, a Vandalia brakeman, was found dead in his caboose at Terre Haute on Saturday, and, while appearances indicated suicide, the absence of Michael Shngnte, of Reno, who had been his companion, and his missing watch, cast a suspicion that he had been murdered. Yesterday Shogrne reported to the Terre Haute authoritiee, and he explained that while he aad Craws were together, ne saw Craws atari a gold watch from a woman. Crews took the watch to Indianapolis, where he traded it for a silver watch, receiving the difference in cash. Friday night Shngrue heard that the police were looking for Crews, end be notified tbe latter, who gave him the silver watch and begged him to get out of town. Shugrue then went to Brazil, but upon bearing that Crews had killed himself, he returned to Terre Haute. Transactions te Beal Estate. Last week there ware 01 transfers of real estate for a total consideration of 8192,020.

No. 7.Z I

S.::

good heavy.. rough..*—.— BKJ»RS8EXTATIVJB SALES.

Av. Pr.

■••**::* i!

IW... » ^ 2D... 3 4P f;!l ...2U6... 8 to

egret.

bers welcome.

Willis R. Mixes, Secretary.

Wm. S. Rich, W. M.

cfAin^et: Q Page and Esq

No. 7. K. of P., will confer tbe

> an visiting nrotners. By order of the lodg

J. C. Hama a, C. O,

Attest: F. A. Blanchard. K. of R. ana 8.

Ancient^Landmarks Lodge, No.

(Monday) evening, at 7A»'o’clock, at Masonic

Temple, for work — Entered A]

Temple for work — Entered Apprentice dc gree. \ Isltlng brethren always welcome. Willis R. Miner, Sec. Wm. 8. Rich. W. M. /-lARPENtftRH’ UNIlltf. No. 44S, will hold an V' open meeting at their ball, corner of Washington and Tennessee stroeta, on next Tuesday evening, November 12,18M), to which the public

Is cordially Invited to attend.

B. Dyeh, Recording Secretary.

rouge, spirit gum.assorted boxes of grease paints ana crayons. We carry the largest stock of Myers's grease-paints and exora powder in tbe State, w. M. Haag’s Pharmacy. 82 Massachu-

setts avenue.

ANNOUNCSMENTS,

^CCIDENT INSURANCE. Call at B Circle.

east side.

TYaAoRs AND SHEARS grouna at Barbers

JV Supply House. 27 and 2ft Circle st.

ppiy T»ANDEN BROS. ORCHESTRA. Joe M. Pant X den leader and business manager, 113 North Mississippi St.

‘P'INE^ca^tes^and^capotes: ^low^prices, Fred

cakes

ets. to

a specialty

Wedding

’a prices.

ANTEL8, GRAVES AND tlLE-Large stock AL to be sold below cost, at 104 Mass. ave. G. M.

s so!

Ballard. Assignee. TTiALLSTYLES now X hats and have the T. E. Potter. 24 8. Tenn

ay; wing your oid ‘shaped and colored

TMMIV

em reshaped

aoe—<e»t.

ICTUKE on Psychic Calturt by Emr

==#1P =|E{| E=tiS

4 00

Biikxr.—Receipts of sheep iTgiit?' Good sheep and lambs are selling at steady prices, while tbe

common and medium grades are ill 8WaW!:.zrzir.r.zz::

ure bv Emma J. 1., at Mansur Hall,

«ovei ents.

JgASE BURNERS, large: for bard coal or gas; ^ Mesinger’s.

T7’ EEP AWAY from cheap dentists. Go to the

IV Dental College. Evei

IV ^Dental College.^ Everything free. 19)4

Medium lambs Fair lambs Common lambs...

, wht!

ow sale.

...46 W®5 25 ... 4 75(o6 (X)

sonoi.

food

Medium 1

Fair sbeep Common sheep...

Bucks, per head.

e sheep

sheep

sheep.

rpiNVvORK and furnaces at Joseph Gardner’s, X 39 and 41 Kentucxyavs. Telephone 32i

3 zy®3 50

2 TSrtS 00 . 2 (0»2 25

. 2(07

, 1 W®8 00

TNSLRANCE, real estate, building aisoclatlon A sbares bought and sold. T. E. Somerville, 94

E. Market st.

[ , This may not be very fine [ - poetry, but if you want a fine

Jem A. Graham to Kate M. Llngenfelter, It 4, White’s sub, It 14L Fletcher’s 1st add, 81,480. Louis Nswbergerto Carrie A. Jenkins, It 151, Pickerel!’* sub, Its 147 to 156, Fletcher’s 4th add, fSSO. Wm. Wallace, receiver, to Louis Newberger, lie 49. 80,51 and 104, I. F’s aub of Fletcher’s Oak Hill add and It 151, Pickerell’s sub. Its 147 and U8,Fletober’s 4 w add, 8860. Francis Ford et aL to J. J. Trember, n% It M and * % It 35, Fletcher’s first add to Brightwood, 4400. G. A. Kent et ri. to Elizabeth

Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago. November 1L -Hogs—Receipts 28,000

bead. Market steady and active.

Light... 48 80®4 15 Rough packing. 3 W®3 80 Heaty"5imkTng"Md’shlpplng!Z".'."!n!Z 3 toll 05 Cattle—Receipu 10,000 bead. Market steady. leeve»._...........................48 (Ci(4 f

TUBE!

JF We ha

I'e have purchased the stock of bicycles damaged In tbs recent fire, and will sell 4R38afers for JM; almost aa good aa new. Hay <fc wants,

tjs ^for^S#; slinost as goo neoL Hay

COWS. 1 J8g2 70

1 ?5@3 00

Sbeep-Recelpu 5,000 bead. Market firm.

. 4 80@ t 40

'V'OTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice Is herei.v by given, that the undersigned has duly qualified as administrator of the estate of Thomas Wallace, late ot Marlon County, Indiana, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Samuel E Perkins, Administrator. D. K. Part-

Natives. Western Lambs..

tew,

A SSIGNEE’H SALE —Tbe undersigned, asJY slgnee in tbe matter of William Terrell for the benefit of his creditors, pursuant to an order

nderstj

ESK’Ws&i.

AVAiaauaai/vjAAo xxcuic w v^kJAt•nd 86, Wiley’s south add, to C. F. P. Kellermeyer,

•' ajw

St. Louis Live Stock Market. Bt. Louis, November XL—CatUe—Receipts M0 head. Market strong. Hogs- Receipts 2,500 head. Market steadv. Fair to choice heavy |3 iftaa 95 Packing 3 ernas «S

said assignor, at No. 104 Massachusetts avenue, Indianapolis, until the 10th day of December, mTat that date, beginning at 10 o’clock a.

It will pay you to come and see us.

MH6T- pffillPMPI .

Sc Johnson’s first West Indianapolis add, 9000. Tbos. Harrington to J. C. Yunker, it 189 He-

ir’s 7th w. side add, |14a H. W. Cs o Emma Keney, It 4 Carpenter’s Home

place add Mt. Jackson. <000. J. V. McKeman to Alice B. Barnhart, its 36 and 80 Fletcher’s Dak Hill add. 9080. J. V. McKeman to Niels Jenaen, Us i6_and i7 Cooper's sab it 68

Eggs, Butter. Poultry ana Feathers.

6c. Live Poultry—Hens 6»c per pound, spring chickens 8)sc, cnolce

6c, ducks

1889, andst that date, beginning at IOo’oIocI m., will offer for sale at public auction such part ot said property as may then remain unsold. Bold property consists of mantels, grates and a large variety of mantel and grate furnishings and supplies, hearth tilings, facings and stove furniture, etc. The public are Invited tocall and

of bargali

see this lln Maseachui

room, 104

toms

6.40

6c, geese (full feathered) to.ouai Onafle r* " ‘ ’ •

ozen. Quail 41.75 per ooren. Rabbits— •Oc^fl.OO per dozen. Feather*—Prl me goose 3Sf$ 88c per ^gmd, ducts 20®75c per pound. Bags—

Fletcher’s Oak Hill add, |S25. Wm. Mame to Joel A. Adair, pt Sec 32,15, 6, 6 acres, $500. Mary E. Johnson to Lew NicoU, pt it 16

Miscellaneous Produce.

Johnson

Fletcher’s sbd o it 88,88^100.

The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance

RICH & McYEY,

Company has sold the Hutchins Block, on

tn Pennsyl ‘ ’

North Pennsylvania street, to W. H. Fostiosn

forfliJIOO.

^s^per^bushel^^^c^hol^J^Mc^ c <miiion large "bunch. Cabbag*—SSTiSr barreL C ()elery Tecumseh White Plume 40@«oc per sr varieties from that price down to j—Choice Concords S$(t40c per 10-1 b —tswba tSe, Malaga 45.50 per barrel 60 lbs gross. 46AO per barrel 70 ids gross, California 4 basket crates 44.50. Lemons—Messina choice •GOB.' ffiOAft per box. fancy MOs. 46.0MK6.00.

63 North Pennsylvania St EaU side, near Grand Opera House.

Disagreement la the Lemon Case. After being out seventy-two hours the Jury trying the insanity proceedings against Jonah Lemon, failed to agree and were discharged this morning by Judge Howland. The jury stood nine tor Mr. Lemon and three against him. The trial occupied fifteen days aad a great many witnesses were examined, a number of whom were medical experts oninaaa-

large b —Extra bunch, otbe:

per^S-hus^eTbMltet^tS .TS^.o^r

per barrel. Pota-

toei—fl.OOrai.* per barrel. Sweet Potatoes—Ken-

A Re-Districting Ordinance. Itls likely that an ordinance to re-district the city will be placed befere the Council tonight. The ordinance to not completed, but

The gathers of

tucky 41.75®—23 per barrel barrel beet, home-grown 4tA0®l. 1

|3.75®i00,

The recent improvements in Albert Gftlffi Carpet House enable him to show the

it probably wUl^beJky evening

but it^lone so as to equalize the vote in t wards. It it claimed that each ward will contain about 1,100 voters under the ordinance.

leal movement,

Smoked

cured ha

ne.T _

9(*c. bacon 7£7>*c. Sugar-cured hams H’

Co.’s Price List. Brand -Sub

gllsh shoulders 14c less, iOc, dried beef hi

DRAPE1I MODS

Department, as large as any in the United States, thoroughly stocked with the best and greatest variety the markets of the world afford. A like increase is shown in die

Mas Coy Jotus the Literati. Sim Coy to writing a book. The manuscript to about ready for the printer, and when tbe volume to completed it will be of several hundred paces. He wUl deal wKh criminals of all grades end write of the Prison system of Indiana, and will point out wherein reforms can be made. Political matters will be eschewed. , Thievery at Maywood. A thief get away with a hone, phaeton aad a suit of doth* belongin' to John Schick, of Maywood. Saturday night.

shoul

New d Yo?k ‘Tut

U the. D.

gUabHCs Jeo / & ci ear »1 Oes Te*’ smoked, bean pork per barrel

icon (cie

Morgan A Grey” Brandlees than ’’Reliable.” EnEngllsh breakfast bacon 1 8c, ’’Poner" Brand—

‘ II pounds

Ie»t»—En tban tbe

ehuulders, 10 to

H. and Pickled Mi

lew than the

pork uer barrel of am pounds and rump pork per barrel 412004

Pure kettle-rendered (winterf in tlen

half-barrels he advance on pnee K-nound cans H< ‘ *

ance: "Central’

^n” ;

Lar 8 d--* m

ces

The. in brif-barrels he advi

tierces. K-pound cans He. and 30-pound cans Ho advance: “Central*’pure familv lard in tierces She, "Martin” reSned lard SHe. Fresh MeatsTenderlolna I3c, rautage link 8c,bulk THc. Spare mele, trimmlngele. Bologna—win6*»e, elothec.

Markets by Telegraph.

•pxrrr.AT4gT.Dwi a . November 11.—Close—Wheat —l^Dvember I^oember Cora ■^■November 40M4lc, December 40®4ic. OataNovembera^feT*. December 28S@a*c. Tolkdo, November ll.—Close—Wheat-Cash

the market have developed. Sagara aad eeflbcs continue unchanged. The markfit ter ttnuaiWsuppUw ih firm and prices

80c. December 81c, Max 64c. Corn—Cash and No-

vember 34c. May 35c. Oats—Cash 201*0. May 24c.

Seed—November 4235. December 43-67''

^ S h79H<^cNovember iC% January Cash 40-k(£4lc, November her 40*0*410. January SB*A3»Hc, 40c, March 40WM»f o, ApriMlc. _ —Recelpta 36,400 busbela.

$5000 ?5i^,' , i2a4“aiS

eoet.p per year. SUrcle.east side.

•.east side.

INSURANCE

XT BN BY OOB, Fire XL iadaJ# Block.

Insurance Agency, o Mar-

LUSi.

TRI8H SETTER: check 2,500. Return to 80 East A SL Joe; reward.

"VTONEY or not naving your uemai work done lUat New York Steam Dental Company, Grand

Opera House.

TYAND GOLD RING,* between North Illinois JD street and Grand Opera House. Return to

>94 California st.

qci Q A ON Virginia avenu* or Huron street. uplOV/ Return to No. 19, Fletcher’s bank build-

fng; llbe.-al reward.

Three Notch Road, gold-headed umbrella: name Pearl engraved. Return to 27 and 9 East Maryland street and receive reward.

\\TILL the gentleman that was seen pick up 4T Chester breastpin on Sunday, November 6, please return to 172Broadway? Reward.

V Ofel’—just oeiore noon: call on Chicago Xj Tailors and examine elegant line suitings and trouserings; corner Delaware and Market.

Y) ED ROCKET-BOOK and money, dropped AV near Water Works office. Return to address on^carii within or to 8 Virginia ave. and receive

TF YOU have no money""go to the Dental ColX lege, 19h N. Penn, sl Denlstry free.

"OETWEEN Wood’s stable and Haugbvilie, on X> tbe Circle, Meridian street. New York street. Indiana avenue or West Michigan street, a package of papers ot no value except to owner. Be turn to News office and receive reward.

BUILDING, SATING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS,

/"t ALL At 72 E. Markat sL aad get copy of Build-

\J Ing Association Newa

rTHE INDIANA

X 8AVIXQ8 AXI) lx VE8TMEXT COMFAXY,

of Indianapolis.

Office. No. 90 E. Market st

Organised on the most popular and progressive known plan. Call for descriptive circular. Office open every business day 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.

Saturday nights,

7 A0 to 8 AO.

ST0RAGL

TYICKSON STORAGE COMPANY, 170 South JJ Pennsylvania st Largest, cleanest; thor-

ooyhly ventilated.

T»EFORb- storing your goods call on M. P. An, X> demon, corner Hosbrook and Cedar sts.,for

pedal rates cn storage and transfer.

DISSOLUTION Nona.

XfOTICE—The co-partnership doing business It under tbe name of H1U A Eagloafleld, doing business corner Ninth street and L. E. 6 W. R. R.. has this day been dissolved by mutual consent Business hereafter will be conducted under the tbe name of William Eaglestleid A On.

R. 8. Hill. Wm. Eaglesfield.

FOR TRADi.

T>I ANO for a good driving or farm bone. Emil X W ulschner, 42 and 44 NoKh Psnnsylvaaia

MORAL

WANTED—FHIALE HELP.

^ GIRL at 471 N. East at

QOOD kitebea girl. »N. Hanots *L

gXAULOAl.

^ 1RL tor general housework. 8U N. Alabama

T ADIB8 aW£N5 the National Business Col-

Xj leg*.

QOOD^GIB L. 34* North Pennsylvania st; two

t-MALL GIRL to asstot; 60 cents and board.

O Address T 2. News.

/I 1RL for general housework. 8t Dennis Hotel

VT West Indianapolis.

/CLOAKS tor casn or payments, Sl runer's, 108

v/ North Pennsylvania.

/ioGDOERklAK GIRL; general housework.

\3 630 N. New Jersey st

/SOOD GIRL for general housework; good

vJ wagew 61 Central av*.

OOOD GERMAN GIRL for general housework

VJT in family of two. 307 Peru st

f t iKb lor general housework; references re

VJ tuqred. Ill North New Jersey.

YT’EATHERx RENOVATED, bought aad sold X 116 Maesacbuseits ave. B. F DuBots.

YYINING-ROOM GIRL. 124 Wed Maryland U street: none but experienced one need apply-

OOD GIRL to Ao short distance in country; UJ good family; best pay. 75>4 E. Washington.

T ADY to canvass; good pay. Room 3 over 37 I j W. Washington street, opposite Transfer Car.

A LADY as care-taker for en old lady, and to A assist with housework and sewing; references required. Apply 236 College eve.

CTENOGKAPHER8 (competent) assisted to ia positions without charge. Call and register. Wycboff.’Beamans A Benedict >4 East Market st

SHORTHAND SCHOOL. Meridian and Wash13 Ington streets; teacher is a practical reporter: call this evening. National‘Business

.College.

UVRMtfG WRITING CL ASHES. Vance Block. JZi Splendid chance to acquire a good business bandwriting under a superior teacher. Call this

evening.

T A DIES to know they can have their plush X/ and seal cloaks re-lined by an experienced band, formerly with K Lelewar, the furrier. 752

N. Illinois st

OHORTRAND. typewriting, bookkeeping, pen»3 manship; English branches, day snd night Business University, When Block. Positively th*

best Investigate.

T a DIES DESIRING an education In ehortXi hand, bookkeeping or typewriting can. attend the National Business College day or evening, and pay the tuition by the weak or month;

able teachers In every department

OHijIrtHaND SCHboL, Vance Biock;attend 0 the bast; teacher a practical stenographer; oay and evening sessions; tuition payable monthly; we solicit the most critical examination: coil and Investigate; take elevator.

rriWENTY SEWING WOMEN wanted at WS JL N. Penn. st. Sd floor. Teeth filled for noth-

ing. Artificial testb free.

WANUD—MALE HELP.

WEND National Business Collage.

RELIABLE young man. 38 E. Ohtost.

■yy OOD CARVERS at Central Chair Co.

J^OY wanted at 100 and 102 South Meridian.

/lOOD machine blacksmith. John Holloran,

l J Noblesvilto, Ind.

QE>, FULLER. 108 Norm Pennayivoma, for

0 cloaks and dress goods.

'DAKER to go to tbe country. Apply to Parrott

l> A Taggart this afternoon.

£* GOOD SHOVELERS. Wm. Poole, oorner

O Nineteenth and Tennessee.

41/1 ROYS to pass bills. Call at room 3,25)4 W.

Li\J Pearl street, this afternoon,

T)OY about seventeen at Occidental cigar X> stan d. Call Tuesday morning, 9 a. m.

/GENTLEMEN of good address to sell good \X article on payments. Sindians ave.

/"YNE MAN to run frleslng machine at Indlan\J apolisCabinet Company, bead Malott ave.

/GENTLEMEN to sell good articles on cayU menu; references required. 106 West Wash-

ington.

VI an ot experience to sell nursery stock, Ap Iri ply at once, J. F. Marshall A Co., Cleve-

land, 0.

rpWO \V60D CARVERS and some chair A caners. Indianapolis Chair Manufacturing

Company.

fPEN men at the National Business College to A learn shorthand, bookkeeping or telegraphy.

Tuition payable by day or week.

A RITHMETIC, writing, spelling, or bookkeepA Ing at the National Business College. Day

or evening sessions. Call to-night.

OTENOGRAPHERh (competent) assisted to O positions without charge. Coll and register. Wyckoff. Seamans A Benedict, 34 E. Market st.

All ANTED one toousana men to call and exYY amine the Immense stock of suitings and trouserings at Chicago Tailors, corner Delaware

and Market.

TyETECTIVEH—Wanted, reliable men for dels tectlves In every community ;goodpoaltiona Address Kansas Detective Bureau, lock box 29,

Wichita. Kan.

T>Y LEADING HOUSE, two men of business Do tact to take charge of epeclalty for Indiana; also city «al«smen wanted. P. F. Collier, 96 North

Delaware st. Indianapolis, Ind.

\fORE MEN to sell our fruit and ornamental 171 stock. We can give you a good paying sltnatlon at once. Address for terms E.B. Richard-

son A Co., Nurserymen. Geneva. N. Y.

TTEAD COOK, to furnish his second for a flrstXI class hotel outside of city. Address with reference, A 8, News. None but first class need ap-

niv.

a he you seeking employmentT Send 10 cents A In stamps and make application for any position you desire. Situations procured on short notice. Commercial Exchange, room 5,96)4 N.

TYLACKSMITH; to furnisL tools and work on JJ shares; first-class workman only. Call at shop, 2 miles west of Insane Hospital, on Nation-

al Road.

•ri VEMNG WRITING CLASSES. Vance Block. XL Splendid chance to acquire a good business handwriting under a superior teacher. Call this

evening.

riURN’ITURE, carpets, stoves and bous«-fuN P ntshlng goods at the new furniture house, 68 East Wasbington; cash or payments. Joseph

W. Connolly.

OALESMEX with established trade in whole13 sale notions for 1880: for Indiana and Ohio. Jones, Bechtel, Shelbley A Co., 63 Market st,

Philadelphia, Penn.

rpEN MEN with small amount of money to go 1 to Arkansas, Indian Territory, or New Mexico, to fish, hunt, work In timber, etc., this

winter In steamboat. G 1, News.

A 1TENDTHFVBE8T. Waste notime In a’’cbeap A school.” The Business University Is progresive and prosperous aud has tbe best facilities known to the business educators. When

Block. Call and Investigate.

T7IFTEEN DAY LABORERS to send their famP Hies to 19)4 N. Penn. st. for free denlstry and

good. Dental College, 3d floor.

T DESIRE correst>ondence or interviews with 1 a few gentlemen ot nerve who are at present disengaged, especially salesmen, wltn a view ot enlisting them as agenu. G. W. Barnes’s Special Cash and Credit Store. 76 N. Penn, at

CHORTHAND school. Vance Block. Attend 0 tbe best. Teacher a practical stenographer. Day-end evening sessions. Tuition payable monthly. We solicit the most critical examination. (All and Investigate. Take elevator.

CSQA TO too A WEEK averaged by agents •jTOU selling our famous Delmonfco Cook Book; three or four live men wanted; sales enormous; commission liberal. Write at once and secure good territory. Charles L. Webster A Co.. No. 2 E. Fourteenth st.. New York.

O ALESMK?? wanted at once. A few good emn 0 to sell our goods by sample to tbe wholesale aud retail trade. We are the largest manufacturers in oor line In tbe world. Liberal salary paid. Permanent position. Money advanced for wages, advertising, etc. For full terms address Centennial Mfg. Co., Chicago, HL. or Cin-

cinnati. O.

WAHTID—SITUATIONS.

^lOOK; German girl. 403 Virginia ave.

TT OUSE WORK or nurse, 664 North Meridian

XL street

^jIBL,^competent for housework, 73 West

^URSE or general housework; young widow.

TJOaRD; first-class table; fufulshed room. 48

X> North East st

T)YGirl to do housework in private family.

15 178 E. Louisiana.

\fAN; care for bone and carriage; home

1Y1 wanted. Address Q 2, Newt

T>60K KEriPteK offers services for living: anrX> thing; single. Stenographer. 192 West Ohio.

CTENOGRAPHEBS (competent) furnished to 0 busineas men without charge to employer or

VTO CHARGES for artificial teeth at the Dental IT College for the poor. N. Penn, st

WANTED—AGENTS

TYlSTRICT AGENTS for the Provident Fund 1J Accident Society of New York; reference requ red, Addreas Manager, room 1, Windsor Ho-

tel, Fort Wayne. Ind.

\XTANTED—Lady agenu; also men; two imYY mens* new specialties: one lady made $27 before dinner; another 416 first hour. Address

Little A Co., Box 443, Chicago, 111.

\I/E WANT responsible parties aU through YY Indiana aa agents for soliciting goods for replating. We pay s good commission, and do first-dans work. We have the finest equipped plating factory In the State. An energetic hustler can make Mg pay. os we plate everything In gold, diver, nickel, copper, bras* or oronse, as desired. George W. Spun A Co.,

Marlon, Ind.

FOR SALK 0& TRADE.

TYESIRABLE HOUSE, 6 rooms; must sell with.

1/In ten days, m Prospect.

TYRUG sT'dkB; only oae In country town; CenIX tral Indiana; good business. Address N 1,

care Hews.

T) EFRIGERATOR, suitable for grocery or XV hstcher shop: firtt-ctaas condltlan: most be sold or November 11; win trade for bone, buggy or spring wagon. J. y. Offett. IVi Kentucky ave.

si&im .

QMALL JERSEY COW. Return M60 North

Tcnncnncc si

ts Johul

Q iBhON. Architect.HerUted Block.

rpo SELL ot lease ay home, at Peru st.

A FEW flrst-cUas day boarders. 209 North

A Tennessee.

pi AL ^CLOAKS AND WRAPS ob payments ai

Xi OOD GIRL, German pretema; reference. Mfi

Plum sSFfetft.

/~tANVA88E R8; no peddling, (toll F. W. A>

L/ kins. 362 Fayette.

rno NURSE private coofinement cwna Ad-

X dress G A News office.

rpo sELl 699 losuls gravel; Central ave. Call

X 46 Mhnachneetto ave.

/ 11STOMERS for heating stove, at coat. Pursell

V.' A Medskvr. 94 E. Wash. st.

nriGHEST PRICES paid for furniture, earpeta

Xl etc. 119 Wrat Wash! ogtoa st.

OHORTHaNd taught by aa experienced re-

0 porter. Room 1, xngalla Block.

/^tSTOMEBS for Miles* all-wool heavy one.

\J panto for «L 79 South lUinota

ENTS CAST-OFF CLOTHING, highest prices

IF paid. Mia. Line, 117 Masa ava.

/"i HE A PEST aad best accident Insurance, ball

v.' aad see ua. XI Circle, east side.

/"I AST-OFF ctOTHIltG. 91 East Wnghiagton; Yv highest price paid. J. Budweltsky.

QECOND-HAND CLOTHING; highest prices 0 paid. Llbowllz. 207 East WaskilngtoB.

T IGHT DELIVERY WAGON: meet be cheap. Xj m Oliver aveaue. West tndianepolla

/CORNER property, tor cash money aad first V' class Florida land. 189 N. New Jersey.

<i> C CENTS tor nummng toe gums anc extract* LiO Ing teeth. New York Steam Dental Co.

rpo RENT dining-room, kitchen and bedroom X where there are room*; win board owner.

Address R 2, care New*.

T>IDS for drilling gas well at FountalntowrL X> Shelby County, Indiana. Address 8. R. Bar-

nett, Fountain town, Ind.

TJARTY who has tome good specialty or staple X article to mannfactare: I have buiidiag and

power. K 3, News office.

4 MATEUR and theatrical people to buy A Meyer’sGreascPalntatWm. Haag’s Phar-

macy, 82 Maasachusetts are.

TJARTY to go Into manufacturing busineas of X any kind; power and building ready to start

at any time. D 3, Nows office.

ANUCHINS AND Guitars sold on- payiTL menu; old inutrumenU token tn exchonge and repairing a specialty. 6 Indiana are.

A NY PERSON owning on Instrument for locatA ing or finding ore or valuable metals In tbe earth, will please address at once. E 3, this office.

‘TTORdEHto winter, 46 per month; extra aeXX commodatlons tor a limited number on my farm near Greenwood. William H. Fry, 9 East

Market st.

rpHE new turniture store at 44East Washington X Is now opened up Id full blast, and selling at the most reasonable prices In the city. Call and

see them. J. W. Connolly.

Tj'DOR PEOPLE get jroid'fllllnga for nothing at X Dental College, 19)4 North Pennsylvania st.

FOR RENT—ROOMS.

pRONT room. 90 N. Mississippi st.

tp WO front rooms. 294 N. Pennsylvania st.

jQESIRABLE rooms for rent. 39 N. Miss. sL

J^ICE front room with alcove. 171N. Penn. at.

17URMSHED BOOMS, with board, 80 East

r Ohio st.

gMALL furnlsbed front room, rant cheap. ?9

t?tFRNISHED ROOM with board. 218 N. Penn-

X sylvania.

TT'RONT ROOM, first floor, furnished. 184 N.

F Meridian street.

fr>filtElt FtRNIBHtD SlOOilS. Apply at 9

X Madison avenue.

VTICELY FURNISHED front room. 222 North

Iv Tennessee street.

IJUBNidufcD ROOMS, with natural gaa 64

X Mossachusetto ave.

ttf7RNXSHEDR6GMd. 17)4 West Market street;

r natural gas: room A

Y?BONT room!, furnished or unfurnished, et

l 4 226 West New York.

/ANE furnished room.wttn or wltbout board.

U 180 North Illluole at.

\ ARUE FUKNISHED ROOlC. natural gas,

Xj batb. 75 East Wslnut sl

T7URNISHED rooms for light housekeeping.

X 247 and 240 North Tenn. st.

tnWOirfltit rooms;two side,first fioor;house-

1 keeping. 449 E. Sr. Clair.

t>OARI>; flm-cUss Ut>)e board; bSat accommo

X> datlona. 84 Veat Vermont.

TjiURNiSHED ROOMS and board; gentlemen;

X also room mate. 39 E. Ohio.

TPURMSHED and unfurnlsbed rooms, with

x board. 38 North Psnnslyvanla.

OOQ NORTH ILLINOIS, furnlsbed rooms,

Ai\fO with nr without board; bath.

TJiURiMlSHteD ROOM, with board, for two gen-

x tlemen. 948 North Pennsylvania

TJANCING—Mrs. Thomas’s Academy, When XJ Block. Open 1 to 4 and 7 to9 daily.

17HUNT ROOM, with aicove. fnrntshed; board; x also side room. ’.64 North Illinois st.

T?URNIhHED ROOM; pleasant furnished parX lor, suitable two persons. 43 Plum.

boo north aLabama btkEet. to right OOai parties, three rooms; both kinds gas.

TJY November 16, two rooms, with board and X> all conveniences. 69 North Meridian at

T ARGE FRONT ROOM,furnished;natuml gaa. 343 N. Liberty, corner Massachusetts ave.

QO N. Mississippi, nicely furnished rooms, OLi with or without board. Will take ladles.

TJOUR PLEASA NT UN FUftfc IBHED r60MH. X vacant November 1. 33u North Meridian st.

OIX ELEGANT DWELLING ROOMS. 2to£ast 0 Washington *t. H. Plummer, 18 E. Marketst.

TT’RONT ROOM, furnlsbed or unfurnished, to r lady or gentleman. Addrese P 2, car* News.

tpWO large rooms with power, suitable for 1 manufacturing. Apply at Bryce’s Bakery.

■\TTCKLY'-FURNISHED front room to onoor Iv two gentlemen; furnaoe and gas. 472 N. Ala-

bama st.

T7RONT ROOM with alcove; also one adjolnX ing;central;both gaaes; private family; |7.

Address V 2, care News.

rpHREE NlUk BOOMS, furnished or unfurX nisbed, for gentlemen, with or without board: both kinds of gas; easy reach ot baslneea; good

home. Address S1, News office.

A BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, with natural ga*. city ‘X and driven well waters, all adjoining,

suitable for one family, in the new and handsome brick block on southwest corner of Alabama and Seventh street*. Powell A Hanckel, 96 E**t Market.

FOR RENT—HOUSES.

^ EE LIST. C. E. Coffin A Co.

glX PER tENT. MONEY, fapann A Co.

EB List. Powell A Hanckel, 06 East Market.

B0 AVEJ ’ UE ’ DlDe room *- Horace

OEE LIST at 9* East Market, ground floor.

0 Gregory A Appel.

TT CUBES and room* la blooka Dyer A Kass-

il mann. *1 Circle *t.

TJOUSE.r rooms; centrally located. Call so

XX North Meridian st.

4 HOUSE of six rooms; In good repair; natural

A gas, at No. 35 Park ave.

TT OUSE, five rooms. IH acres ground. C. A.

XX Owen, North Indianapolis.

004 AND 236 South Linden st. Inquire of

£6** Mrs- Lay. 29 8. Olive st.

XfEW FIVE-ROOM house on Evenon sUmL

half square south of Prospect.

pLOAkb AND DKE88 OOOD« on ptymoM.

Fuilor 1 *. ia North PennsylTanlft.

T7tfRNl6ftED HOUSE, 6 rooms. Call 99 North

X Tennessee, between 9 ana 12 a. m.

TYANCINO. Mrs. Tboman’s Ac-aaemy, Wnen XJ Block. Open 3 to 4 and 7 to e daily.

XJEW double house, Leon st., between North, Iv Mlchignu, East and Liberty it*. |U.

OQO WfOLlSH AV’eN U fi i" T room*; good £OrJ yard; 49. Spann A Co., to East Market.

TY WELLING, 118 West Vermont; natural and AS artificial gaa Inquire 13 North Delaware.

rtiHRisE-RooH brick house, roar 347 South X East st; 98X2)4 a month. Inquire 19 North

Delaware.

O'TQ W. VERMONT, two-story house. S rooms LlU 415 per montL C. K. WaaMW. 34 South

P* nnsyl vania *t.

rpHE new furniture store at to East Washington X is now opened up in full blast and selling at tbe most reasonable prices In the city; call and

see them. J. W. Connolly.

*«o£tH ILLINOIS ST REET, northwest UOU cornerofPourtn street; beautiful yard and surrounding*: ten rooms; furnace and bathroom: all newly papered; elegant condition; 4*6 n month. Alex Metzger, 6 Odd Fellew* Mall.

\XT ANTED—A furnished dwelling of seven or YY eight rooms, centrally located with furnace and bath-room If possible. We have a careful and desirable tenant for such n bouse who will take a lease. Spann A Co., to X. Mar-

ket st.

1 QQ 8. New Jersey, well and cistern 41300 XOO a MoGlnnis, 3 rooms, cellar, well and cktora 710 266 south leaneasee, 3 rooms.— luo 217 West mW.WSS. I*

■ptminTURB. CARPETS AND STOVER, John X Clune.74 West Waablngton st. Payment* or

a discount for cash.

17 URN ITU RE AND C’ARPKTS on neymenU or £ n discount for cosh. New York Furniture and Carnet Company, 69 South Meridian street, one-ball square south of Washington st.

FUR REST—MBCULAHIOUS

^jOoD ^tAkle^^for^oue^o* two horsae and

r|'’SsfiU^r FURNITURE STORE at to KaM X ^Washington to aow waned up In fuli blost, nad tel line at the meet reasonable prices lathe city. Call and see them. J. W, Connolly.

am AID BULBS,

f a^ruNjnfgjNAco.^

FOR PALI—RIAL ffiTATft

‘IX i’EK CENT, money. Hpenn A Co.

Circle at. Tf OtTSAh AND LOT*. Hadley A Ffeg, MBml XI Market sL

jJb *—VJ A , IHvIaraPWQ* Wife® vHIvV Ivx V lala avenue, call 121 Ptoamflu

v Good bargains; I

Marketit.

A CHCicfc lot in Haughville to rl^watch, riano, hone or boggy. 1

trad* for a

Mlek A Co.,

me?

Try Bryan 1 *,

rjIth U8 your houses to rank We havemore East ^Sar kef it. T * "

Si rt CASH and 41-to per weeg, without *TlW eat, for a fine lofta Haughvilic: e few left, ftlch A Co., 44 B. Market

fOT^gi^ixsarenuwnasrlr

Q™*** A Appri, M

tY. clothing and other valnablea

A t 5STrtIftAWgfco.. Jl out removal. 24 In;

lowest rates Reli ^

95 'K.fS asiarwis

. adoltlon; no inter-

$11500

rpu LOAN—Private funds. I 1 twelve months. Addrea

tDlLOAMJ notions and handeom# store fixture* to trade for any kind of real setals la Indlsnapolis, or country town, will pay cash dlfference on bnslnese property. Mick <4 Co.

XlONEl loaned on in goods. 44H Bast Vf ONKY TO LOA^ m

XI sums to suit, it and 14

ilness property.

vv Fifth st, near Ml

Beeler st., opp u fiSBSS»

et. near

Vlr. ave

near Dillon ear Home av#,. cond north ofT

Corner Arcl John street.

Ash street, v .

Corner Ash and Ninth ste.

m >-*■«■

¥S3.’J'a c, i«T5S r 4'

College avenue, third from^S’lnth... He’.leftintelne, near Home ave—... Central avenue, third from Eighth..

Illinois street, near Fifth

ifd from Nint r Home av*....

HSr”*’

College ave.. near Home av*.,Stxi3D *.uuo college, near Elghtn street, 82)*ii» — s.ooo East Market, near Atabama^«t„.„..^_.„.„..— 4JW0

st,, peWoot ’ 75

I ^ ureet, Irvtn4Ron.~r~Z..~Zr 90 Joh^t 8. Bpawh A Co., m K. Market et.

•re, n Vance Bleak. VrONEY LOANED ATI. ntture, horses, et

i>«l aware

Half acre

Acre lot. best streei

For sail

lay. Boom irTMartfnde MeekaL "jpnv atic iww

Stan

FOR 8AU—HORSE AND Y1HICLBS.

gHBTLAND PONIES. Wood’s stable. 122 WaRasH foe fin* Uverv.

R Altk AuRNTft tor the Liventeal eai

W London asd uioO.

'yyoB^HoBsES.tbrae. cheap, to N. Mlaris" rpwo side-bar top \)u7^Ies. J. Flke, 60 Ken-

A tucky ave.

foe Insurance companli

—

'tM M

gt’rtUEY, good as new, very cheap. Address

B L 42S# 0 .^?*w2ftfSL. u • 8U1 ‘

^(.OGD HOR8E, buggy and harness. 222 East TEAfff'wABASH for family amid fht

122 driving horses.

TMNKmT SADDLE-HORSE in the city for liv X ery use. Wood's sUble.

or publicity.

ixturea IngsJIt

Block.

^AltRlAOEK^surre^s,^ ougglss: Hme uc cash. I kASt WABASH for tAe finest light and \.LLi heavy carriages In the city.

fYNE open; one top wagon, and one

;et st.

^DDsine«swa|on^one^road

FODIID.

yy E^>ave a goou second Schwelkle dVranire.

JNCTCRE against accidents. 88 Chrete, east side. A L B. HMn^ Ai,ll<Jlor # UHnok"

A^d^rn 0 . 1

IV W. M. Haag’s Carriage Black: take no other.

- le m Haag's Pharmacy, 82 Massachusetts ave.

T?V kryth'iNg in inevemcle line, born new

Xj and second-hand, at j

and sec

fine closed carriage Mannfacturlng co.

, 44 E. Maryland.

TYoBBINs builds and basin stock flnt-cli IV carriages of recent styles; best matertale and careful construction; some old ones very cheep. 32 E. Georgia et. Repairs and repaint* to satisfy.

suitings at g%

WdCTAKKTi

mink or other fun. 1 same. Brill’s Dye Wo

•venue.

REMOVAL

FOR SALS—mSOILLANlOUS,

fig INDIANA AVE.—48, -y’-roLIN. 7*4 N. Penn. st.

ptG PUPS. 289 W. Seventh. pROWN’S, BuscbmanD’s Block.

RAIL WAT TOD CARDS.

pUG PUPS. 299 West Seventh st.

pkoWN ’S for underwear. Fort Wayne ave.

pINE SH0E8. Brown A Son, Fort Wayne ave.

JLtlNOIS AND SEVENTH STBBtii for dry F AKMERs. BOOTS. Lrown's, BuFchrnann’8

cmiup, cimhh Mr i

CfllCiCO & ST, LOUR Dill 4 Omy route wlth^dally mid-day train to

Sleepiiig cars, elegant MCUgfug—— —

rarlor cars between Indlanapol Indjanapolls and Clnclnnstl, In

ao'5!5?¥Sf&-a.

pASE-fiuBN ER, zery cheap. Z» North Dela-

81. Lou . sleeper* {o New York and Boston.

For lid

ail informal office,corner

pAiTV DRESS for sale at 117 Massachusetts X avenue.

i»p.o.RTSi v ag , i,*i:35K

pABOAlNs^lN SHOES. Brown’s, Illinois and

Depart

Pursell AMed

TIl^

Jl Mter, 84 E Wash. ICE LOT in northeast part of city- Inquire

ll 117 Maesacbuseits ave.

assacbuseito ave.

tjIaNo, I X Smith,

lln: SJifand'SSrtff-roSjS part, O’d Rapids and North 440a m

i and East 6 lids AN •th.... p m. 10:40p [N4TI mviei

2:46 P 03, 10:40 pm.

njop« 1136am

•mWBM for MBOaa

for cash, pay menu or rem. W. F.

rise Bote).

D*p*rt.._*4:86am U, #!toa m V i£8)a «

, Enverpr

„ Jm

3Alpm

Jas

•*4ipm

QALIGRABH CABINET TYPEWRITER

Arrive—1046am ftlttjam 436pm 3i46p m

cheap, st 47 South Illinois.

Depar Arrivi

$3 w “’ aHom

T ,) a^?a. 1 i,s^i,7i,y TO y2 *’•

HKD au^ otlier^furnitnre cheap,

LOiriS DIVISK id Kan.Cy.*H nd Matt’u. *7 and K.Cy. *3 lanaM’t’n 10 caoo orvaiog.

*11:10am 6:181

Depart, St. Loulsand KanXy.»l|«a m nijtop m

-na-q sa, m m» r a

ST. Lons DTVISIOW. —' K— * -• A^/Ulsand K Depart,T. Haute and! Arrive from St. L. 1 Arrive from T.H’t*

Depart—7:10a m 1 *!! :ieam 8:up«i *ll:|0pm Arrive....•3:3°a m 10:35**’“ * ”

■ Inqu

Ississlppl SL

^IB^roMVen^lMifiTi

ercoata;

u aii'aiSL

t Prlc«

aua ave.

'IVarnt run by Central Standard Time-.

prices and^onest ^”79^

Leave for Pittsburg, Haiti-) d 4:30am. lore, Wasbington. Philadel- U 2^5pm. ihia and New York. j d 540 pm.

number one 73 West

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phia and New"

Arrive from the East, d 11:40 am., d^lTdW

pm., d 10:20 mn.

Leave for Columbus, 0 KX) am.; arrive from Columbus, 3:50 pm.: for Richmond, 4.-00 pm.; arrive frem Richmond, 9:40am. Leave for Chicago, 10:35 am., d 12:20 am.} arrive from Chicago, 4:05 d 5:25 am. Leave fyr Louisville, d 4:00 am., 3:33 am., d 4:10 pm., 5:20 pm.; arrive from Loulsville, 0:60 am., d 10:30 am., 6:00 pm., 4

12:15 am.

Leave for Vincennes end Cairo, 7:30 ««-,

QTOCK OF FURNP!

>F FuRNlruB-t stoves ana carpets;

d, daily; other trains except Sunday.

83 ^ .. W. Connolly.

or payments.

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rtUKNiTUBE uphoisterea anu rai r work dons promptly; the m furniture packers and^ship^eijim tl

Lve. for St

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OjwMcmtl# and Terra Haute aeo**^ 4i Ar. from St. Louis, 3:45am 4:Uem 2A0pm S*

7:‘$nm

fuml faction guaranteed

full Hue of furniture, cancte. toilet sets, h

and upward.

BELIAL Sale—Walnut enlMs, marfcle-to^;

j^FEl'IAL^SALE—Walnut i As? ndteefarns, worth 422. Walnut and oak secretaries

♦*. worth |RL

Oak bookcases All-wool

Cotton

Tapestry brua Body Brussel

bruwels 4#o, wort h 75c.

MIS-

Velvet bruseej Moquettesi

■ Th ~’~ u -". “’Jwia s? js’^sss

designs out. Tnis sale will tote for Nov* and December. Sold on payment* or cash. N*w FotkF^org^tur* and^Carpet Oo., One-half square south ot Washington st.

AD0T10R SiUBL

L. HUNT. Auerionaer. 48 East Waaalngtoa. ^V. HUtltif. Anctloner, «i Baat MarkeL

v.mber 14. at 10 o’clock, a stock of notteus.^glassware, tinware, siaiionefy and and assortmeet of other goods. A. L. Hunt, Auctioneer.

FOR RENT—-OFFICE AMD STORE, J^ESK ROOM. 64 B. Illinois at.

tey.Novemt