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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. SATURDAY. OCTOBlR 4. 1890.

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-fioUStf'cfliEA'P' a Oliver •▼•., W*«

'ATK-MOhtO AO k rtuTEs »o. U CrstofAmn Building.

n& bUVb ’a NkWTo i E iM. Cbnrl** Tbnmne, UH

rnarssiarav- “ IlM. Alex. Leelle.

i bakoaIHb in'rkai. No. U CyMomm* Bmld-

IY» A Flv/lt uTioM •tr««t. Cnnrie* TbomM.

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w ~ NEW. e-ROOM. COT(L. ■•nr Hwiley nv*. Pew* ' “ * to buyA ’a Nfcw Pouii man *tre+i. Ctoarle*

tara.

js^sissrsr^i mW^Fnu^EfoHfSTNoTW

m ex.-ilonlou ftn< .M K. Karkei at.

nd Ufa inaumnce

P»rk avenue;

t Soutb Alabamn at.

rdwood ftulab.

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■lltob.Ul -FiVE DOTS ON BROOk■Id* are.; all nice laval lott, turtfiOOcaab.

' . BevlUa, Vi W. Washington.

(•ROOM ae loca-

\>IaL 1&tA > r£^H6Cm HoCSk. Rast XV Iront, on Broadway for fi^OO. on very easy terms. H. K. Bevllla, t)j W. Washington.

-WILL MR SU1.D.AT PUB■piNHIK to. m. on tbe prem>ny known a* 1008. Hlaalaalppi at.

a »FFaTE-LOTH ON E. MICHIGAN at. Beautiful buliding loU, from «tto to ptxi. terma H. H. Bavilte. t)S W. Washing-

llltil irtAt*-** COBURN OT. HOUSE JlV of four rooma; stable, well and clatern; tatural gaa for foal and illuminating. U. A.

Wurgler.

\>EAL l»fATE-«PANN AND ENG XV ava. lota; «10 caan, $i per week: a mortgage tasan. Bradley A Danny, at N.

ware at.

iSki; E8fATE-«1.2oO BLY8- TEN LOTS

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second

Dela-

and a t-room bouse, all kinds of frolt. near lortb Indlanapo.la Cbarlaa Tbomaa, IVi N.

Delaware.

tL SsTpATIt—l6T8 IN JAMhB JOHNn ’a Eaat Onlo street addi i ion, on eaar terms; >e ebeapeat lota eaat. H. H. Bavilie, Vi Waat

t^ ^AL Ertf aIe-NISjCTY-TWO FEET ON XV Pennsylvania, south ot Fourteenth street; price It,6U0; easy terms. M. Arbuckle, MX East

Wasnington._

V) ElLlBf A’fE-FBEDERrCK BAGOS.FIRE, XV llfaand acoidsnt Insurance, loans, collecting ^nd^remai agent. Notary public. Room 8. over TSEaL Etif ATE - f2.0i« - NEW. A ROOM XV boose on North New Jenay st., both gasee; •awdash, balance monthly pavmenu. Pease A

Durbin. U E. Market.

•nTfiAD fiaitAf E-MX-HOUM HOI ME.BABEXV ment and cellar, large barn, alley side and

" '■ Depot, ii.aw.

rear, live squares southeast Union

easy terms S7& Park ave.

*r>KAL ESTaTE-aRoJm HbrsK VV X T H XV barn; lot sOxMO; on E. Wasblngton st.;all modern Improvements: fEi.aoo; easy terms. H.

S. Bevtlle, iH W. Wasblngton.

^JTEaITEbTate- tilUlCE U/t, BELLEFON XV tame street, south of Lincoln ave.. 40 feet front; a decided bargain at |1,0u0 cash. Jobn 8.

Bnann A Co.,» East Market si.

V^EAL E8TATE - PBOTlcT YOUR I’iloi'XV arty against lorn by fire, tornadoes, gaa explosions, lightning. Loss paid at office of C. F. Ba/les, agent, 75 East Market st.

'PfcAD ESTATE-LUT8 IN OGLE’S EAST XV Fark addition, on ensy terms and take second mortgage; lor few days; call quick. H. B. Beville, 2H West Washington. Y» BAIT E8TATB«rU8T~KaST OF WOODXVrutf Place, new, four rooms, summer kltcben, good lot, east front: fi too (iyw cash, balance fay. Gl F. IteyiM, 77h East Market. 1) KAL EBl&fMAVk A CA^H CU»XV tomer for a dwelling of four or live rooma. in t be a bargain. Apply

oosyivania st.

¥.

m.. awuruturv. an. x-«uuByivauia

iLkL EBTATli-RRICK BLOCK; STO&E foundation; three store-rooms; on one of best evsnuss; rents f74 per montb. Pries

». Wm. Gordon, 11 and 12 Baldwin Block.

mantels an

tarn, lot ant ‘ ‘

TE -SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE, tnd grates, double doors, large

lot 40xU7X. (tone walks, corner lot, east ul ,*2X00. H. H. Bevtlle, Vi W. Wasblngton. Sal estate-special ha le up tl> Tb acre low, Morris street, 3 miles waat of city ; ttslrabie location, good soil, suitable for gardening; fUO to f»Q; easy terms. C. F. Say las, 75 E.

Market st.

»Eal ftsfAti - i&.aw

'TWO-STORY, 10-

U AWK? A-n. A At* —- A w A Vr Ae X , AV __ ..om bouse; 4grates and mantels, elegant bade, fine tnlsb; alley south and rear: lot xlto, on College avenue. Peaae A Durbin, 74

. Market#

iBAL jfflTATE-THIKTEfea-ROOM BKICK Vouae, with all modern improvements, «,m, lot 50x308, on North Tennessee street, for £,000, on easy terms. B. H. BovlUe, Dk W.

/asblngton.

EaD’MWaI'E-is.oo Down and s».oo per XV weag untn pa<o tor, high low la Prospsci Surest addition: no Interest, no taxes; price from |M to IMS each, abetract furnished. Rrsdley A

Denny, NNoftb Delaware.

wood, near street car line. In Rrlnkmao’s Hill addition ;slss40xlM feet; price 160 to gloo. Brad-

ley A Denny, at N. Delaware st

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ieal Estate - Ltixs in Hubbard’s

Y) EAL AYE—(iOMMISSIONER’H SALE XV Nos. 380and M2 Spring st., double bouse ot

nurai

.anand 382 Spring st., doubl

eigbt rooms; outhouses, well, cistern and natural gas. For further information call on G. Adolph wurgler, Uotntnlsiloner. 88)4 E. Washington st.

TT «a*^swx t yyvaixxtiirwii vexws , am. tt gmMtupt wyn ov. t> lit IfltATE-W ITHOUT MONEY. "Wl XV will sell a few low m Hyde Park, corner 1111noteand Twenty-second aw, without any money down to parties who will build good boi<Hes;wlfl give long Urns on paymenw. w. E. Mick A Co. Yikal »itate -SUBUHBAN home, N. XV Iferldtao it., just north of Fall Creek, two•tory frame bouse, 8rooms, new and complete; splendid barn; natural gas, beating and Illuminating ; lot SOx&g; price ft,500. W. E. Mlek A Co.

LOTS

EAL ESf^-E 1 - WOODLAWN

> fronting on Lexington. Hoyt, Spann and nxlish avenues; tbe best lots lb tbe city for kwiatresti all Improved; One trees; streetcars krougb tbs addition; flu cash and *5 per month; Stark u° U 1<rt out of s P* nn 4t Co,, M Eaat TSEaL Es^a^E-Loth IN UOOPKIt ANT) XV plakenl northeast addition, front Ninth •treet; streets all made and six feet brick sidewalk, shade trees set without expense to purchaser; terms |10 cash and 12 per week with no rnterest, with no tax. H. H. Bevtlle, Vi West

Washington.

YVEaL ESTATE-FOB SALfc-fSAJO BUYS AN XV Aroom brick building on Sbelby street, 1>* •nquarsi from Virginia avenue, large store-room, with dwelling rooms in rear and above; lot asx 187, room for another building; Improvements alone ooet fl.coO: big bargain. Call quick, Bold Bros., 42 North Delaware.

rooms, well, etc.; lot84x150, renting for |18 per ontb: want •M0 cash, balance *15 per month, rest cars within one squere and two squares cm school house. Tbe rent more than pays for e property. W. E. Mick A Co. » EaL EStAtE-AT AUCTION, MON DA Y. V Tuesday and Wednesday, October IS, 14 and at 3 p. m., each day, all the low In Fenneman’s tghiand Home addition fronting on Union and m Jumer streets and Madison avenue, near schools, Shurchee and factor lea Call at office and get a plat of the ground. H. H. Beville. agent. SS W. Washington et. John OuaUn, ioctloneer.

I EAL ESTATE

NEW FOUR-BOOM COT-

Columbla avenue. M.BV. one-third

ajfidanoe long time. Nlne-roo:

evean^^MH^B

avenu rwo-eti

,|7.000. Lot Woodruff placi

[*w- • L £f v * TaUT property for sal > W. BLStevenson A Co..ME. Market st.

lanoe long time. Nine-room residence, evenue, nice repair, special bargain, aveane, city water, both gasee. stable, ‘ good re-

Irlve. at a te or rent

r avenue, city water; Hi | Two-story boose, Olive street, good reLot Woodruff place, eaat drive, iH

8 EAL OSTATE—FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, 1NL eluding large pantry, cellar, well and ctsrn, brick walks, street all improved, natural BB SSEmES per month. Tblehouse baa only b«en built atew R IMOO. MW rwM.nr., , Em, WMto*

K.

and me

te’

a bargain, 8 rooms

i to ft.000, low north, and take second mort- ? to W , i b >t 6Ter M vest corner Delaware and Market. on North Meridian el, south of two-story frame. 12 rooms, lot p W.a'i *b» ma street." sou t ti''of* 10 ’ 000 lot. improvements, in ihV&Harj 4,500

^c-isnss. .balance in ten rwment ^

i.ato the city

_ , tags on Lexington ave.: lot 4uxl»7; Moo In build lug nsapciatlon. baleuoe cash. Charles Thomas. Ubt North Delaware.

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XXEAL ESTATH-A GENUINE BARGAIN, XU if taken la a few days; >1* beautiful lot*on Ramsey ave., by Woodruff Mace, or will trade for improved property, north preferred. Cali at

450 Massachusetts ave.

i)fcAL ESTATE-\*'F. HAVE CUSTOMERS XV for house* and vacant low north, from •! ,<*» to *r,(W); If you want to eeli send ui description and price of property at once. W. H. Craft «

Co., MBs North Fenntylvanla at.

TYEAL ESTATE-FOR SALE—82.800, ONLY XV 9500 down, balance yearly paj me ou. 10-room dwelling on BeLefontalne, Just north of Ninth street; splendid neighborhood, Improved street, two aquaresffronviart: 40 foot east iront.iot corner of alley. Oau at once. Held Bros , 42 N. Delaware.

Tf KAL KsYj'ATfc- feLEGANT BLOCK ON aLXV abama: pays itt per cent

IM East 8t. Mary. 10 rooms 3.600 298 Fteteber avenue, 6 rooms 1,450 Lot on Broadway, soutb of ditch 1.100 Lot on Ash, betw een Eighth and Ninth.*— 1.490 Corner lot on Walcott st —— *50 Lots on Lexington avenue. 40*187 660

C. W. Goxsi'ch, 15 Virginia ave.

JgEAL ESTATE- “

A good farm ot 780 acres; also a good waterpower grist and flouring mill, two dwellings and one store bouse In North Alaosmm; will sell separate or all together. Address box “B.”

Cbattaqooga, Tenn.

FOR 8AL1—H0RSZ3 AND VIHICUB.

pOR SALE-HORSE; CHEAP. 71 ELM ST.

TPOK 8ALE—Lt’i'ERY AT SCHUFIELDU, 68

A N. Delaware.

Y?OR 8A1.E— LIGHT SPRING WAGON. 92

X Pium street.

-noK MALE—PHAETON VERY CHEAP. AF-

X 1 piy 89 W. Morns.

UOK SALE—A GOOD DRIVING HORSE.

X Cheap. SSSCeutral ave.

X?OR 8A LE-TRY ARCH DEACON *SJUO VIN-

X egar for oysters; superfine.

T?OR SALE-aLL klNDS CASH PAY'MENTS.

X' Kessler’s, 245W. Wasningtun st.

L'OR SALE-oOOD HORSE. GOOD ORDER

X and easy kept. 374 Norib West st.

T?OR SALE-DELfVERY OR PEDDLING X wagon and harness; g-u. 23 Hill st.

IhOR SALE-CAR LOAD DRIVING DRAFT X bones and muies. 68 N. Delaw are sc

T?OR SAI^:-A GOOD BLIND HORSE, TOP J; spring wagon and harness. 54 Oscar st.

X70R SALE—GOOD HORSE. WAGON AND X harness. Inauire 345 South New Jersey.

Tj'OR BALE-FIVE-YEAR-OLD BAY HORSE X and Surrey. Inquire at 24 Brookslde ave.

Tj'OR SALE-FAMILY PONY AND BUGGY X or trade tor surrey. Inquire rear 410 Uuion st.

Y?OR SALt-BUY YOUR SURREYS AND X phae on« at Schofield’s, 82 East Market; cash

or payments.

UOK SALE-KELLbOU CARRIAGE; SPLENX did condition: price |65. 42 and 44 N. Penn-

sylvania street.

T?OR SALE-HORSE, HARNESS AND TWO X delivery wagons. Corner Delaware and

Merrill sis. W. A. Rhodes. Trustee.

POR SALE-GOOD HORSE FOR *100: HANDX some, young, sound and kind family horse. *140: second-hand surrey and second-hand phaeton ; also second-hand top buggy. 67 8. Pennsyl-

vania at.

■pOR SALE-F. HARTMAN. MANUFACX turer of spring trucks, drays, wagons, carts, tempering wheels and brickyard tools. Horseshoeing and jobbing done promptly. No. 220 K.

South st.

'C'OK SALE-AWs-CL CHEAP, OLD BUGX glee, phaetons, carriages, surreys. Our make new vehicles, strictly first-class, reasonable pricea. Repairing solicited. Robbins, 32 East

Georgia at.

POR SALE—WF, OFFER ALL THE FINE X vehicles we had on exhibition at tbe fa r at low rates to avoid crowding them to small space. We bave an endless variety of second-uand vehicles of all the latest styles to offer at cost of repairs to cut down stock. Don’t buy a vehicle of any kind until yon see our stock, c. H. Black Manufacturing Company. 44 E. Maryland st.

FOE TRAD*.

•TiOR TRADE-GOOD LOT TO TRADE FOR X horse or good buggy. W. E. Mick A Co.

T?OR TRADE-GOOD LEATHER-COVERED X buggy for Jersey cow. *0* N. Delaware.

L'OR T1UI)EhP(j0 GROCERY FOR PROPX erty or lots. Mills A Small, 2434 East Wash-

ington st.

T^OK TRADE-GOOD DAIRY.COWS.HORSES. X wagons, cans, etc., for good lots and some

cash. Mills & Small.

port TRADE - 12-ROOM FRAME HOUBE'. X all conveniences, northeast, large lot, for

farm. Mills A Small.

't'OR tradR-iooo WORTH BOOTS, SHOES X and hail for real estate or live stock. Lock

box 223, Mooresvllle, Ind.

poR Trade—five good Kansas farms X tor Incumbered Indiana land, or will pav

a cash difference. Mills A Small.

T?oR TRADIE—56-ACRE FARM IN MARION X County. 8 miles from city, for rental property, Haughvile preferred. Mills A Small.

POR TRADE-ONE BRICK STORE-ROOM F and two new dwellings In good gas town on railroad; for stock of merchandise. Mills A

Small.

"poR Trade-ELEven good Lots; X north of Fall Creek, for city property or farm; give or take cash difference. Mills A

Small.

•pOR TRADE-200 ACRES TIMBER LAND X In Clav County, Illinois, for city, village JjU'opert^ qr lots; wi,l pay cash difference. Mills

Y?OK tRADE-U-ROOM HOUSE ON STATE X street, city, and well-improved farm in 18 mBeso^f city for block or rental property. Mills

POR TRADE—HU-ACRE FARM. HALF MILE X of good town and railroad. 100 acres in high state of cultivation, well tiled, good buildings, etc., for city property. Mills A Small.

POR TKAt)E r 12-ROOM BRICK HOUSE AND r two acres of ground on three streeu Suitable to subdlvlae. On street car line. For farm Washington P st 0I, * rty ' MlllS * 8maU ’ 24 * “•*

’E'GR TRADE—10-ROOM HOUSE WITH HALF X acre ground in Fountain City, Wayne County, Ind., and 40-acre farm In half mile of same town; fair Improvements; all dear; for city property anc^£*7^^ 1 fference. Mills A Small,

N0TICK

\TOTICE-SOY SAUCE FOR MEAT, FISH OR

game.

•^OTIGE—GATES, DENTIST, ROOM 1 ODD

!i Fellows Block.

\r 0 TI<;>.-A fYneLI'n e Of n ew moldiNos ll at Zehringer’a. 28 Massacnusetts ave.

■VTOTICE - EVERYTHING FXIR ALL 8EWington C st l * CW *** 111 SUnd * 1 ' 11 office. >72 K.Wash-

phone 1,136.

'M'OTICE—TJN WORK AND FURNACES AT JY Joseph Gardner’s, 37, 30 and 41 Kentucky

ave. Telephone 322. ~

XTOTiCE-GO to eVeRrOad a frunkTor

■^OTICE-BRlLD^ DYE WORKS, NOs. 36 iv and 38 Mass, ave., and 16 Illinois st. Gents’

and ladies’ clothing cleaned and dyed.

V"T1CK BT'l/Ml’? * .M A N U rAt-

AUCTION SALK

AUCTION-L. N. PERRY, AUC1TONEEB,

-nL 96 E. Market.

A^flawi'ro ^ VERY A'rsCHOFiELD^rffiN;

A^^5iE mKrrTiS ^ msmsrm

TU3m

AllcTlON-JERUSALEM ! BABY CAB

At7(!rriON-WILL BE MOLD AT public -{* auction, October 5,at2p. m.,on the premises, the property known as 1(» 8. Mississippi st.

A UCTION WAI.EA W hen a pant hunter pandees, le panting for panu; And panu for tbe best panu The nant market grants He panteth unpanted until be tmplanU Himself in a pair of my tailor-made panu B. R. Miles. Knee-pants for 25 cents. The meet complete stock of panu goods and readymade you ever saw. 34 west Washington su

8T0RA0K

gTORAGE—CROSSLAND, 58S. PENNSYLVA

STORAGE - REoteTEKED WAREHOUSE, 1Y Noe. 285, 287 and 289 8. Pennsylvania street, on tracks of Pennsylvania Line; low rate Insurance. Inquire Frank S. FI*hback A Co.. SSSouth Meridian st. TeiephooetSTS.

FOR SAliK—MISOILLAN SOUS.

l?OR SALE- NEW MANDOLIN, CHEAP. X 15 East New York et.

'L'OR BALE — 90 SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET X restaurant. Bargain. 7 9

W>R SALE-FtNB TREES FOR FRtflT AND X shade. 1 am receiving a choice lot to-day at 2D0 Eaat Market. T. C. Barnunt.

piiUR BALE-SAFETY hlCYCLE; BALL f- In front and rear; wheel In good or der; ftt. He*rtey u« N. Pen nsylvanim st.

pOR SALE-OUR NURSERY SIOCK IS X guaranteed to be true to name; healthy and M^XJ.u:rv7 wet joha Freem ‘ n ' *

PORSAtE _ HJCf feNsiON DINT NO ROOM

vtsmaU payment • t Mi , pnrw"ei"tbs

good*'terms*for* nar^ “ilf ^

Mm

TOR Sill Ml'CXLLANIOCS. pa^EAlE TWO JERSEY COWS. >14 ENGF' ' :: * Krii oKitSIHsTrELiciOTs F pared^uustarifi A HDRAttjR’iif 1 UK

F t, pViSi !t k*f7KF rmj: - OH,tAP

koga^S 'DQnTop m L ° P ' BATTLE AND

pok SALK—ARCHDEACON’S sfUFFED

X mangoes. Try them.

pOR 8ALE-DAIHY AND ROUTE. 101 Wli-'

X cousin st. R Westphal.

Walnut folding X bed. 74 West Market «.

P<>R SALE-SCHOOL HHOlR A+ BROWN-8

X Court House Shoe store.

poR SALE - SEWING MACHINES RE-

X paired at 172 E. Wash. st.

F°w t ^ LK ~ JEAN,i J'AN'IU « CENTS. 2*

X W. W ashington. R. R. Miles.

P°B SALE—GOOD ESI EY ORGAN. CHEAP.

X In the rear of 61 Clifford ave.

IffOK SALE—LADY •» SOLID g6lD WATCH.

X cheap. Address Z 3, care News.

I^UK SALE—SALOON DOING A NO. J BUSI-

X nese. Address A 20. News office.

pOK SALE-THOROUGHBRED PUG PUPS,

X three months old. 59 Talbott ave.

pOR SALE-PUG PUPS. THOROUGHBRED, X six months old. 329 East Michigan st.

pOK BALE—HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND X dishes. .109 E..south st. To private parties.

P 0 J.S ALE r 9MALLOASEMJI ‘ NE '<' HE AP. News 111 rUn m * chlB e r y- Address E 28, care

P’OR SALe-A NEAT, TWO-CHAIR BaRX ber shop doing good business. Call 148 Vir-

ginia ave.

pOK SALD-ONE (MOSLER’S) SAFE, USED X four months, good as new, cheap. 50 South

Tennessee st.

POR SALE-TWO FAMILY' COWS, ONE X Jersey■ 5 miles on Madison road south;

Shortridge farm.

T?OR SALE-UNIFORMED MESSENGER X boys for errands. Telephone 123. District

Telegraph Company.

OOB SALE-FURMTURE. CARPETS AND luBr«v?,s;r.K4r , ““" c “‘-

pOK SALE-BASE-BURN EK; DOUBLE X heater; cost *75; price *25 delivered. Cat! at

Reid Bros., 42 North Delaware.

POK SALE—AN A NO. I GROCERY AND X meat market. North Side: one of the best in

the c;ty^ Address E 3,-News oflice.

poR SALE-DAIRY AND ROUTE OR COWS, X on monthly paymenU. Apply to H. Car-

rlck, West and Fall Creek Bridge.

L’OR WAtE-1 BASE-BURNER, 3 HEATING a stoves, 1 No. 1 box spring mattress, ail in good condition. 144 North Mississippi st.

pORSALE—ARBOR POSTs. FENCE POSTS, X 6x8 4x6,4x4 and 2x4, oak piece stuff. C. L. Storrs Jt Co., Norm street andliee Line R. R.

pOK SALE- TWENTY-HORSE BOILER, X ttfteeii-bor*e engine, nearly new, cheap. Inquire Capitol Laundry, 26 North Mississippi st. pOB SALE—SHOW CASES OF ALL"KlNlSsT A a large stock on band at the factory, No. 6 U. Louisiana st.. opposl to. Union Depot. Wm.

Wiegel.

T?OR SALE—AT A GREAT SACRIFICE AMY X restaurant and lodging rooms, with firstclass business. Going to retire. 182 West Wash-

ington st.

/POKSALK-OKOCERY ;NE V CLEAN STOCK ; X substantial fixtures:good location; dwelling rooms in rear;invoice about |45u. Address Z 1,

care News.

poR SALE-STOCK OF DRUGS: GOOD LOA cation, clean stock, established trade; must sell; make me an offer. For particulars address

L 12, care News.

L OR SALE-NEW STOCK OF DRY' GOODS, 1 notions ana furnishings, at a bargain; good reason for selling; no trade wanted. Address

650 Virginia ave.

pOR SALE - JERUSALEM ! MANDOLINS. A guitars, banjos, violins, accordeons, brass instruments, cheap: easy payments. 71 and 73

Massachusetts ave.

L'OR HALE-COOK stove, -the favora Ite,’' titled for gas, good as new, *25, cost *50; small base burner, *6, with or without gas fit-

tings. No. 60 Central ave.

TC'OR SALE-STENOGRAPHERS, READ THE A "Phonographic World,” New York.for October. out to-day; Invaluable; ten cents; all newsdealers. American News Company, general

pOJti. SALE-UPRIGHT TUBULAR BOILER, A bight 8 feet, diameter 46 Inch' ■>, with or without natural gas burner, and tub trimmings; in use short time in The News office; good as new;

must sell quick.

L'OR SALE-LIVERY STABLE; TWO-STORY X bricc, large lot, right In center of best natural gas town In Indiana; together with small stock of horses, buggies, harness, etc. Bargain, tf Bold soon. Can or address J. B. Dobvns, South-

port, Ind,

POR SALE - RARE LINE ofr PARLOR 1 limes, bedroom sen, carpeti, eaiels, sideboards, tables, chairs and children's carriage*, all of the very latest styles and designs at the most reasonable prices and terms. A call is solicited by J. W. Connelly. 68 E. Washington st POR 8ALE-QROCERY STORE8. WE HaVE X several In good locations: business well established : from *«no to *2.500. We also have farms, garden and grain farms, stock farms, large ana email, situated in Marion and other counties. See us for almoet any kind of a trads. Hamlin

A Co., 36 North Delaware.

•C<OR SALE — FIRESALE — FLANNELS, A blankets, skirting, tweeds and stocking yarn, but slightly damaged by water, retailed at a great reduction in prices. C. E. Geisedorff* Co.

Woolen Factory.

pOR SALE-VERY CHEAP, ONE FOUTY'X horse tubular boiler in first-class order, with steam pump, steam and water gauges, water tank,steam flue cleaner, etc., etc., with all the pipes and valves complete, fitted for gas or coal,

now in running order.

Also, steam, water and gas pipes, valves and cocks. Also galvanised iron tanks, with brass cocks, platform scales, counter scales and tracks, wooden casks, tubs, cisterns, boxes and slop troughs, glass refrigerator, letter press, peddler's box, stoves, chairs, old iron, and numerous other articles, all to be sold or traded. Apply or ad- " re *5. v 'I nl - Archdeacon, agent, practical pickier, 284 West Wasblngton st., Indianapolis, Ind.

pOB SALE-AT DAY’S AURORA TEA X store, fourth door west of Slate House.

15.40 buys 1 barrel Suow Drift flour. *1.35 buys 60 lb sack Snow Drift flour. 70c buys 25 D tack Snow Drift flour. 35c buys 12 fc sack Snow Drift flour. *1 buys 14 tbs granulated sugar. *1 buys 14)* lbs confectioner’s A sugar.

•1 buys 15 lbs soft A sugar,

fl buys 16)4 Bw light 0 sugar,

fl buys 17 lbs C sugar.

*1 buys 18 lbs California sugar.

9c buys Kiugan s bacon.

8!4c buys Kingan's shoulders.

15c buys Kingan’s hams.

25c buys 8 ftsKingan’s lard.

Day’9 Aurora Tea Store, Telephone 848.

J70R 3ALE-

Thls space belongs to O. E. wiison, dealer in Carpets, Furniture, Stoves, t

Trunita.'eto.

224 West Washington street, ’ opposite West Market. t —— t

X* In a few days and my large stock must be sold at once. I hare 500 beating stoves on bend and they will be closed out below coal Don't rail to see them. •6 for natural gas beaters. •12 for natural gas heaters. f2b for natural gas base beaten, •7 cook stoves. •16 large gasoline stoves, flu refrigerators. Zinc-boards50c. Stovepipe 15c. Oil-dot h 20c per yard Dish pans 25c. Yo can have stoves and everything at almost your own price. Come and see and be convinced. Carpets. 35c for all-wool »-piy carpets 10c for all-wool extra super 45c tapestry Brussels, |] velvet Brussela 25c rag carpet. 10c bemp carpet. Me straw matting Drapery. *2 lace curtalna •6 full cneniile curtalna IDtc pole, brass trimmed 25c shades. •6 fine sain ruga •2 goat rog. ?1 comforts. •tail-wool blankets. Furniture. •25 parlor tnltea $i j b“d room euitea »7 bed loungea #7side boa ds. Mvelvet platform rocker. •2 cane rocker, ft large center tabtea •i Jo woven wlresprtnga ft wool mattress, ft baby oarrlagea M all pa ntlnga •aPastelle Fainting Queeniiwars. Jt toilet set. •8 dinner set. 40c cups aud saucera 25c stand lamp. 13 banging lamp. •2 fine stand lamp. I will give yon your own time on payments and will self below manufacturer^ price for cash. Come early while the asrortment la large. John ClC»x, 18 W. Washington et., opposite Museum.

WANIgp—FBMALi HELP. \V T ANTED SAY, TRV HUY SAUCE. PI- »* quant. . \V A NT E D - GOOD OlB L. *72 N"' TUlSSI S-

t V alppt *1.

\t T ANTfcD GOOD COOK AT las 5. tEnBIOA

tv aeemreet.

IV ANTED-GIRL FOB HOUSEWORK. 4U tt North Meridian at.

WANTED-WE HAVE STILL A FEW tv goods left slightly damage d by tbe fire, but not enough to be perceptible after renovation. A proportionate Insurance was received by us. which c tnsequentiy plaoee us in a condition to sell them very low. Bedroom sets, parloTsoltes, tables, sideboards, pictures, stc„ ars Included In tbls stock of damaged goods. Also, carpsts, lace curtains, lambrequins, and everything else that gives a room a beautiful embellishment. As tbs season is now at Hand for stoves, beating and cooking, we would advise our customers, as well as tbe public In general, to see our fine display, and, above all. we will sell them very reasonable, on easy payments or cash, at Appleby 1 * House furnishing Store, N and 100 North Illinois st.

w^e.

WAftTID JUiJftB*

ARCHDEACON'S SPICED BXO

TO Lot ROOMS.

’yy ANTED^EXPERIENCED DINING ROOM

ANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOU8E-

Yt work. 73 Madison ave.

\\” AN TED-A YOUNG GIRL NOT OVER

Yt sixteen. »)6 N. Missiasippi at.

WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-

TT worn. 662 North Alabama at.

\ir ANTED-WHITE COOK WITH REFER-

YY encee. 750 North Alabama sL

YlfAN-ED-A GOOD GIRL OOK GENERAL

YY housework. 440 N. New Jereey.

WTANTED—GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL

YY housework. 54 West New York.

YI T ANTED—GIRLS TO LEARN TO MAKE YY cigarettes at 472South Meridian st.

Yl; ANTEiS^TWENTY WOMEN ANDGIBLS; YY best pay. 75H East Washington st.

tl; ANTED-SECOND GIRL AND CARE FOR YY children. 756 North Pennsylvania st.

\v ANTED—GO<jD GIRL FOR DININGTT room and housework. 194 E. Michigan st.

YV7 ANTED—OlBL TO ASSIST IN DIN IN GYV room and do other work. 218 E. Market st.

VV Al,TEI, -<» lHL for SECOND PLACE. TV Call southwest corner Fifth and Meridian.

WJ ANTED-UKEAT DEMAND FOR GIRLS YY for all kinds of work. 241* E. Washington.

ANTED—ONI. WAIST AND ONE SKIRT T Y nand: one apprentice. 46 N. New Jersey st.

\ll7 ANTED-EXPERIENCED COOK; FAMT Y ily of four; no washing. Call 454 North Ten-

nessee et.

\VTANTED—A GIRL 'ft’HO UNDERSTANDS YY making children’s clothes. Address G 3,

care News.

WANTED - FIVE WaIST TRIMMERS. Michigan 6 *t Ut ex P erienced De#<1 apply. 77 West

WANTED-FEATHERS RENOVATED, B* F D^B*?* and sold. 116 Massachusetts ave.

\iT ANTED—FIRST-CLASS COOK; NONE ami Meridian* 4 * 1 * pply- Southw * sl ^rner Fifth

\I7 AN TED-WOOD, DRY; STOVE, BLOCK, Friendlyl'nn 0 * 5 ■ rack80n 00a1 ' Telephone 622.

Yl 7 'ANTED—GOOD NURSE GIRL FOR BABY TT one year old, at 30 College ave. Best refer-

ences required.

WANTED—aEWINO GIRLS TO LEARN

lfJi«5Sa'‘m“Tra^R f;‘“ r ’

WANTED-DENTAl/cOLLEftE. 19)4 NORTH TT Pennsylvania street; services free; ma-

terial at cost; yon are invited.

■WANTED-GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL TV housework; will pay good wages to flrst-

classgirl. 940 N. Pennsylvania st.

VV TED—TAILORES8; GOODTAILOKESS tt *or repair work at Smith’s Dye Works, 57 3. Pennsylvania st. Good wages to a 2So. 1 hand

WANTED-GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL TT housework; good wages,In small family Call at northweac corner of Ash st. and Lincoln

avenue.

WANTED-DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL TV Business University. When Block;ahsolutel£ ( ihe best and cheapest. Telephone 499. Heeb

\irANTED—DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL. TT Superior instruction, reasonable tuition. Koerner s Business College. Vance Block. Call

and Investigate. Take elevator.

YirANTED—LADIES. GOOD WAGES FOR T T tight work that can be done at home. Send stamped and addressed envelope for particulars.

Miss Marian Fay. South Bend, Ind.

wanted—White woman. American TT preferred, as cook and housekeeper ;iamlly of two: house seven rooms; permanent home for right party; reference required. Call 43UN.

Alabama st.

■wanted—WOMAN CLERK. MUST BE TT tirst-rate stenographer and typewriter,good collector and generally capable business woman. Permanent place. Good pay. Address Z 25,

New* office.

'Yt 7 ANT ED—TO KNOW WHY YOUNG TT ladiesclerk In stores, and take in sewing by tbe week, earning *12 to *18 per month, when tney can learn telegraphy at a mere nominal expense, of *1 per month, and In a few months flt themselves tor permanent positions, paying lromj40tof73 per month. Call at Johnston’s Evening Telegraph School, over Mueller’s drug •tore, East Washington and East, after 9 p. m.

WaNTuD—MIiC£LLANB0iJ>.

■yyrANTED^-LIVEKY AT SCHOFIELD’S, 68

WANTED-TO BUY LOT WITH OUTLET,

v T *81 North Illinois.

YY T ANTED — ARCHDEACON STUFFED

TT mangoes. Buy them.

WANTED - PERFECTION BUCKWHEAT

tt atgrocarlesiUipur*.

WANTED-FINE LIVERY AND CAR

TT rlages. Wood’s stables.

VITA^TED-DAY BOARDERS AT f4 A EEK

at 187 N. Pennsylvania bi.

WANTED-HORSE FOR THE WINTER

TT for Its board. 311 Mass. ave.

\\7AN TED-SHARE OF OFFICE OR STORE,

TT central. Address E4. care News.

U7 AMTiiD-* FOR FULL SET TEETH; EXT Y traded without pain at Earhart’*.

WANTED - CONSUMERS' GAS TRUST TY stock. Newton Todd,24H E. Washington st.

■WANT ED-CAST-OFF CLOTHING. 283 E. YY Wash.; highest prices paid. Budweitskv.

•WAN 4 TED-B1RD DOG; MUST BE GOOD TT ranger; name price, and address G 2. care

New*.

wasted-highest PRICES PAID FOR Y Y furniture, carpets, etc. 139 W. Washington

street.

■WANTED—TO BUY A GOOD SECONDTT band baby carriage. Address Q 3, News

office.

WANTED-TO RENT FARM 30 TO90 ACRES; ^TT ^some wood pasture. S. Marshall, STOSoutn

W ANTED-ClOTHINO, SECOND - HAND. TT Liuowicz, 207 East Washington; highest

prices paid.

W ANTED-JERUSALEM’S FOR TEN-CENT TT sheet music; cataloguss free. 71 'and 73

Massachusetts.

WANTED-*! EACH FOR PUTTING ON "W Wasb 1*Vttm * 11 ’ b6,t <l ®* Uljr ' Kubber Store,

WANTED - GENTLEMEN BOARDERS TT wanted at No. 27 School street; convenient

to up-town business.

WANTED-TO BORROW 81,500 for two years, TT 6 per cent, interest, no commission. Ad-

dress O 4, News oflice.

W ANTKD-ROOM AND BOARD BY TEACHTV er;privale family; near High school. Ad-

dress K 4, cn. e News.

■\i7ANTED - CONSUMER’S GAS TRUST TV Stock. Edward Hawkins, 63 West Wash-

ington street. Room 4.

■WANTED-TO BUY A DELIVERY HORSE. Y V must be good and cheap. Address for three

days, D 4, cere New*.

WANTED—ORE8HS SELECT DANCING YY Academy, open afternoon and evening.

Children’s class Saturdays.

TYrANTED—*10 FOR TEETH OF THE BEST YY materiel ana workmanship. Mary C

Lloyd, over Fletcher’s Bane.

WANTED-TO HIRE FOR A SHORT TIME YY an invalid's wheeling chair. Address room

15, Enterprise hotel, this city.

■YYrANTED—FURNITURE: A LARUE VARIYY sty to select from; payments or cash. F. A.

DIckert, 204 W. Washington st.

WANTED-TO GET A HORSE FOR LIGHT YY delivery, for Its keep during the winter;

references. Address D4, care News.

WANTED-YOU KNOW THAT WE HA\*E YY got the best cook stoves for the money In the city. F. H. Rupert A Co..69W.Weshingtonst.

VAT ANTED — A GENTLEMAN AND HIS YY little boy, six years old. want board in a private family. Address “Gemma,” 658 North

Alabama st.

WANTED-fO RENT, FOR ONfe OR MORE YY years, by good tenant, a dwelling with all modern conveniences. Address, wltn location

and terms, H 3. News office.

WANTED-PARTIES WHO WERE lookYY ing at furnished bouse, 278 North Tennessee st. will hear something to their Intecest by calling at 98 West Vermont st. _

•WANTED-DRS. FERGUSON A Rl^VE, Ig YY West Ohio sh Telephone 1205. Residences: Dr. Furguson.483 Park ave.. telephone 1226;Dr.

Rowe, Windsor Hotel, telephone 481.

'\Y7ANTED—MANDOLINS, GUITARS, DlAv V moods, watches and Jewelry on payments at cash prices. We make musical Instrument

repairing a sueciaity. 8 Indiana ave.

WANTED - TRAVELING MAN WANTS YY pleasant furnished front room, to which he can have access at all hours; within short distance of depot. Address M 4, care News.

WANTED-FIVETHOUSAND PEOPLE TO VV get one dosen cabinets for *9c. One dozen with crayon *8. One dozen with life size crayou and Dr. Cunningbam’s Lectures on Hygiene, and family phvslcian, *5. The book alone 1* worth tbe money. Mulktns’ Gallery, «)* N. Penn. sL,

opposite Orana OperafHouse.

•WANTED-ITCHING PILES. 1 DESIRE TO YY add my testimony to the great merit of the Macaulay ointment. I have used it and am using It for itching piles and I must my it gives me more relief than anything I have ever need, and am confident It will cure if persistently treated. A. D. Miller, MUler Printing Oo.

■yy ANTED-MONEY.

We wish to use the sain bi *50,0)0 for a period of three or five years: will pay 6 per cent, interest, payable semi-annually. Security first mortgage on property valued at half a million. Will carry insurance tor benefit ot loan, v. 111 pay no commission. Address P. H. Fitzgerald, agent, 88)9

Eaat Market at,, Indianapolis, Ind.

breakfast: deliciou.-,.

VkrANTftD—ONE SCHOLL VT dianapolls ea >tnst Co.

AMR EfEALak loc

FOR

\l r ANTKD- MUFFEnEtTE FLOUR VV breakfast; deliciou.-,.

SAWYER. IN-

TO LET- FURNISHED ROOMS. US NORTH

1 Meridian ■(.

"iTtejrtel nTh h kd rooms, im NORTH rjHT l7KT FURNISHED BOOM AT 171 N.,

\\rANtBd-youNo MEN A' vv National Buniness College.

ATTEND THE

WaMTeD-W ATER-RUBBER AND BOY TO VV fill cbalre. 4»Sooth Meridian et. Y|TANTEl)-f- O BOYS TO WEB AND

VV string chairs. Central Chair Co.

YltANTED—TWENTY BIG MEN, sTaoB VV aoor urand Opera House,6:» p. m. YITANTED—GOOD BOY, IMMEDIATELY, Vv in drug store, 880 W. Washington st. Wanteiv-oollectors and solicit-

VV ors paid good wages. 14 Boston Block.

Delaware st.

Ml LKT-FURN ilSMKD tfcoKT ROOM.

N. Alabama sa

DJ LW-

mm.

COFFIN A OO.

T

rro LET—14* N. ILLINOIS. ROOMS StNOlK X or en suite; batn. f l v 0 LET-N ICkLy FURNISHED ROOMS 180 1 North lUinole st. .Pl• KASAW'fftkll 18HED loOJi:

riio LET- NICELY

J. room

FRONT

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'Yy'ANTED—ACOUXTERMAN^ATF06TEJC8. j f J'O^LET—BOoMg^WITH JbOaBD, FRIVATM

W ANTED-OLDGENTLEMAN FOR NIGHTYV watch; most be sober. 163S. Alabama st.

"YY7ANTED—A TINNER AT ONCE AT 239 E. v Y Washington st.: steady work. C. L. Miller.

WAVfKD-AT ‘THE NEW YORK STORE, YY boys from 14 to 17 years of age. Cail before

10 a. m.

YVTA-NTkD—2 FINISHERS WHO UNDEBYV stand Mth century ataining. Central Chair

Company.

YIT ANTED—BO Y OF SIXTEEN TO LEARN YY printing busideso. American Tribune, 68

Eaat Markeu

YVANTED—NOW IS THE TIME TO CALL YY on John Freeman, at 45 Massachusetts ave.,

and get tree*.

YV ANTED - FIRST-CLASS BARBaH TO YY take first chair in tbe Bljota shop, 31 East

MarkeL Tom Letner.

W ANTED - DENTAL COLLEGE, 19)s N. YY Pennsylvania st.; services free; small

charge for material only.

■WANTED-EXPERIENCED PRESS BOY; YY good wages and steady employment to

right boy. 9 Vance Block.

YV ANTED r JOHNSTON’S TELEGRAPH v f School, corner Ko*t and East v\ ashin^ion.

Only regular school in city.

\Y7ANTED—BOYS TO SELL CHICAGO PAY Y per*. Sunday morning at depot and corner

Peunayivaniaand Wasblngton.

WANTED-YOUNG MAN TYPEWRITER YY and telegrapher who can use Callgraph. Must write a good hand. Address K 3. care News.

YY’anied-day AND NIGHT SCHOOL. YY Business University, When Block absolutely the best and cheapest. Telephone 499. Heeb

<t Osborn.

■W ANTED—AT THE NEW YORE STORE, A YY book man of experience to take cnarge of the book department. Apply to the manager be-

fore 10 a. m.

■WANTED-BOY FROM FOURTEEN TO YY seventeen years old. Call Monday morning. T. B. Lay cock Manufacturing Co., corner

First st. and canal.

\\7ANTED-IMMEDIATELY. GOOD CABIYY net maker: steady work and good wages; only first-ciass men need apply. Lewis-Porter

Cabinet company.

YV ANTED-SALESMEN. TEN'GOOD, LIVE, YY energetic men for specialty; no competition; nig money. Call before 10 a. m. 172 East

MarkeL G. W. Crane.

WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS MECHANICAL YV engineer to take charge of a light manufacturmg business. Liberal salary to right man.

Address Z 2, care News.

W ANTED—ACTIVE YOUNG MAN FOR YY office work. Salary *75. Reference and small cash capital required. Room 56 Vance

Block, IndlanapoliaJInd.

YV anted—nightschuolvanckbi.ock Yl A place for busy people. Reasonable tuitions, attentive teachers. Enter new classes

Monday. Visitors welcome.

^aNTEDteSiEN, LOCAL AND TRAVELY V ing; positions perm anent or part time; salary from start; experience unnecessary. Brown

Bros., Nurserymen, Chicago, Hi.

YV aXTED - BOOKKEEPING, TELEGRA-

YY phy, short-band, English branches. Na-

tional Business College. Day and Evening ses-

sions. Extremely low raies of tuition.

“W A NTED - BOILER - MAKERS, ATTEXYY Won! Wanted at Vulcan Iron Works, Peoria. III., three good riveters and one good sheetiron worker; good wages. McAleenan A Co.

YV A N TED—AT NEW YORK STORE, UPYY holstery salesmen and a practical upholstery workman; nose but experienced men need call. Apply to manager befdre 10 a. m.

\VANTED—SHORTHAND SCHOOL VANCE YY Block. Day and evening Instruction. Attend the best—do not waste your time with poor teachers. Visitors welcome. Take elevator.

YY^ANTED-SALESMEN TO SELL GOODS YY to merchants by sample: salary paid to good men ; samples furnished; permanent situation. Model Manufacturing Co., South Bend,

Ind.

YY r ANTED-DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL. YY Positively the best course of instruction In tbe shortest time; at the lowest expense. National Business College, Meridian and Washing-

ton strem.

WANTED-AN EX-INDUSTRIAL I.NsCBY Y ance agent to take charge of a town of 6,000; new field; early promotion to tbe proper party. write at once to F. oetke. Superintendent, La-

fayette, Ind.

\VANTED—MEN AND WOMEN TO HANYY die a line of our fast selling specialties. Good inducements to right parties. Reference required. For particulars call or address Gaiety

A Conroy, 33 W. Market st.

\VANTED — AT PIQUA, 0„ SANDSTuNEYY cutter* to work Amhurtt stone; first-class workmen wan'ed and first-class wages paid. For Information call on A. J. Decker, if N. Pennsylvania st.. American Watch Club Company.

YY7 ANTED-A MAN TO SELL BAKING YY powder and grocery specialties to roe retail trade on a good commission with a view to salary if successful; give present occupation and your experience. Address Lock Box 31, Cincin-

nati. O.

YV ANTED—*75 TO *250 A MONTH CAN BE YY made working for us. Persons preferred who can furnish horse and give their whoie time to the business; spare moments may be profitably employed also;a tew vacancies in townsand cities. B. F. Johnson A Co., 4009 Main street,

Richmond, Va.

\ Y t ANTED—SA LESM EN ON BALARY OU YY commission to handle the new patent Chemical ink Erasing Pencil. The greatest selling novelty ever produced. Erases Ink thoroughly In i two seconds; no abrasion of paper; 200 to 6i» per cent profit. One agent’s sales amounted to *620 in six days: another *32 in two hours. We want one energetic general agent for each State and Territory. Sample‘by mail 35 cents. Forterms and full particulars, address tbe Monroe Eraser Manufacturing Company. La Crosse. Wig.

WaNTID—SITUAT.0NS.

C1TUATTON WANTED—BY A FIRST-CLASS

O German girl. 91 Dunlop st.

SITUATION WANTED-A POSITION BY A Cypractlcal lumberman. Address C4, News office.

SITUATION WANTED-BY GOOD GIRL TO O do general bonsework. No. 371 N. Missouri st.

SITUATION WANTED-AS HORSEMAN: A O life of experience. Address A 4. News office.

SITUATION WANTED-UY EXPERIENCED k7 man as grocery clerk; references. 75)4 East

Washington.

QITCATION WANTED-IN OFFICE OR O writing at home by young lady. Address K

3, care Newa

SITUATION WANTED-OFFICE WORK, TO do evenings. Good penman; best reference.

Address Y 3, care Newa

SITUATION WANTED - FRENCH LADY, kJ lately arrived, teacher French and music In school, Indianapolis, desires also to visit pupils at their residencea Address V 3, care News.

wanted—AGfcNtx

YvJnTEP-LADY AGENTS TOTRAVEL ON YY salary. Matthews, 62)4 South Illinois st.

WANTED—TO SELL OUR NEW AMERlYV canized Encyclopedia; good commission,

rapid sales. Inquire Sentinel oflice.

W aNTEI, - au1i;NTS f °R "BATTLES and YY Leaders of theCivll War," published by the CentnryjL'ompany. Liberal terms. W. J. squire,

W ANTKI) - stosT WONDERFUL ADVERYY ii»ing machine ever produced. Every merchant buys; splendid employment; big pay. Inclose stamp. Arc M’f’g Co- Racine, Wla

TV ASTXD - CANVASSERS MAKE FROM YY 84 to 810 per day selling our specialty in shoes for tender feet for women: sell on sight. Special Inducements for county agents. Comfort Shoe Company. Lock Box 89. New Castle. Ind.

WANTED-AGENTS WANTED FOR OUR YY elegant oil portraits, the finest made. No experience required. Beginners earn *50 weekly. •4 outfit free. Send for particulars and oatfit. Rare enance. Safford, Adams <fc Co., 41 Great

Jones st., New York.

YV AKTEI >-« ESEKAL agents Make YY 83.000 to86,000 a year; canvassers *4 to *io per day selling tbe Celebrated Taylor Patent Adjustable Shoe. Tbe exclusive right to sell this shoe In any territory is a valuable monopoly. Our system of selling ibis shoe is new and original. Address, with two-cent stamp, Consolidated Ad-

justable Shoe Co., Salem. Mass.

WASHED-AGENTS TO SELL THE FINVY - less Clotoes Line: the only line ever Invented that holds * the clothes without pins: a perfect success; patent recently Issued: sold only by agents, to whom the exclusive right Is given ;onrecelptof 50 cents we will send a sample line by mail, also circulars, price list and terms to agents; secure your territory at once. Address the Pin less Clothes Line Co.. 17 Hermon st.. Worcester. Mass.

\VANTED—MEN AND WOMEN OF ABILYY Ity in every city, town and village to act as agente for the Ladies’ Home Journal. We want the beet obtainable clan of agents, and to anch, unusual terms will be offered. The Joornal is the handsomest periodical for ladles and the family ever issued, and has nearly half a million subscribers. It will be adrertided the coming autumn and winter on a larger scale than ever before, creating a demand that agents shonld be read^ to fill. Curtis Publishing Co., Phila-

PiRSOHAL

PERSONAL-I WISH TO MAKE THIS X statement; That I am not tbe person. Hiram Richardson, that was arrested, charged with assault with Intent to rob. on Indiana ave. extension: he lives on Lock street, near Indiana, was found guilty of plain airaalt only, and flnad 810. Hiram V. Richardson, 156 Agnes st.

HiH, BUTTER AND PuULTRT.

pi8H. BUTTER AND POULTRY -CLAKXX Fresh fish, oysters ana poultry dressed to order at Platt's old stand. 77 North Illinois et.

STRAYtl) OR STOLEN.

CTRAYED OB MTOLEN-HMALL brown O mare; two white bind feet, star in forehead, branded on shoulder. Reasonable reward. De-

liver 154 Hill ave. J. A. Doud.

INSURANCE.

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tpO LET—COTTAGE, 5 ROOM8, 331 FLETCh :

A erave. Inquire 185 Fletoherave.

rpO LET—FURNISHED FROST ROOM FOR

X gentleman, in North Meridian.

rpb let-debirableroomb.pTjrnishkd

X or unfurnished. 172 North Illinois.

rpo LET - FURNISHED ROOMB. WITH A board. 84 per week. 39 Indiana ave.

rpo LET-ROOM. FURNISHED NICELY; X gas - gentlemen), 96 West Vermont.

rpo LET-FURNISHED ROOMS. -h6US& X keeping, gas stove, 140 North East st.

rpo let—Nicely furnished rooms, X with board reasonable. 333N. Illinois.

rpo LET—TWO t’NFCRivISHEt) ROOMS. X without board. 258 N. Pennsylvania st.

rpo dET—LARUE room. nIcbly FURX ntshed; bath, gases: |8. 77 East Walnut.

rpo LET—MRB. THOMAS' DANCING ACADx etney. 17 When Block, Open. 2 to 9 p, m.

rpo LET-NICELY FURNISHED PARLOR; x both kinds of gas: bath. 144 N, Illinois st.

rpo LET-UNFURNISHED ROOMS, LADY A and gentleman. 129 East Court street; gas.

rpo LET-VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED X down-stair* front room. » N. Mississippi.

rpo LKT-FURNISH ED ROOM, REAbONX able. 258 N, Mississippi st. Call 8 to 11a.m.

rpo let-Fcrnished room for oenX tlamen. References. 159 North Illinois st.

rpO LET-NICKLY FURNISHED ROOM; X centrally loqpted. 113 North New Jersey st.

rpo LET—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Ohio 00 ™* with Roosevelt House, 80East

rpo LET-THREE SECOND-FLOOR ROOMS North° f * mllV 0f lwp wlth t0oA ri!t * TeDC *- ffi** K-

rpo LET-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR JL rent. 52.S South Hlinoisst. and 82 North Mis-

stssinpi st.

rp t O LET-BRA NOON BLOCK. OENTLEX men’s apartmenu and one oflice room. O. B.

Jameson.

rpO LET-FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. WITH X aicove: centrally located. Address V 24,

car* >ewa.

rj'O LET-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT A room for gentlemen; both gases. 117 North Mississippi st.

rpO LET—PLEASANT FURNISHED RObM. ^X^Baro^gas; central; private family; cheap.

rpo LET - NicfeLY FURNISHE» ROOMS, X southeast corner Ohio and Spring ate. En-

trance on Spring.

rpo LET-TWO ROOMS. WITH ALL CON1 ioor* D 109BHii’ton 0 st d * 11 * KM '^ p * r mon *b: Arst

rp0 LEl'-LAKGfe, NICELY' FURNISHED X front room, Private family of two; both gases;

on car line. 107 Ft. Wayne ave.

rpo LET-2U3 N. ILLINOIS ST., FURNISHED, X en suite and single: large, with every com-

fort ; board if desired; references.

'po Let-one EAS-i-FRONi room and alX cove, with bath and other conveniences. References required. 9u N. Mlsslssloni st. T. front pariors to two gentlemen or man and wife; both kinds of gas. 224 East Market st.

rpo Let-Furnished or unfcrnisheB X front room, with separate entrance; desirable location; in private family. Inquire 81 West

Vermont.

ri O LET-THREE ELEGANT ROOMB AT 378 A North Alabama street; splendid neighborCaUafonce 111,0 ,l<kbl ® for hor# ® AD( > carriage.

rpcT'LEf- NICfiLY-f^UfeNlSHED FRONT X room in private family for lady o> husband and wife; modern conveniences, including batb. Convenient to street cars. Address L. R. C.,

News office.

nPO LET-ROOMS AND BOARD, 84IX) 87 PER A week; nicest, most home-ltke, quiet boarding place ; room* single and en suite, suitable for family. Enterprise Hotel, two and one-halt squares from postoffice. Massachusetts ave.

TO LET—OiFlOIS A»D ST0RL&

rpo LET-BUSINESS ROOM, LARGE AND

X small. Inquire 374 N. West st.

rpo LET-533 VIRGINIA A VETOA87DWlLi:

X ing above. Owner 78)4 »• Delaware.

i ground floor. Address^^tfcar^’’Sewi TRA 1 ‘'

rpo LET—OFY'ICE AND BLEEPING ROOMS, A both kind* gaa. Ad, Hereth, 82 East Wash-

ington street.

rpO LET-^feYV STOREROOM FOR RENT, X Sumer of Bellefontalne and Tenth ste. Good

location for drug store.

rpo LET-SEVERAL NICE OFFICE ROOMS A for rent in Martlndale Block. A. M. De

Soucbet. 13 Martlndale Block.

TO LET-ROOM AND RasEMENT, NO, 15 X West Maryland at. Elevator. Inquire Levey Bros. A Co., No, 19 West Maryland st.

rpo LET-CALL AND SEE OUR COMPLETE X list of d welilngs, offices, sleeping-rooms and store-room^ In ail parts of the city. Alex. Metz-

TO LET—ML CELhANiOU S.

LET-STABLE FOR TEE HORSES AND »V' , £;ji:p 0 p"r., w ‘“ w "”’

AlTOOUfTCiMfcrre. A N NOUN CEMENT—ARCHDEACON *8 NEW

A crop plcklea

A NNOUNctMKNT - MOST DELICIOUS -

A Archdeacon’s pig feet.

4 NNuUNC’ElJrfiwT—MUKtE^iETfk bhOXlH

A for bre*itfa»i; deliclout.

A N NOUNCEMiNT - PeFfEcTION BUCK-

A wheat at groceries; It’s pure.

"A NNOUNCEM EN I’—PERFECTION BUCK-

A wheat at grocenek; it’s pure.

A NNOUNCEMENT - DR, BOYN J TON, 16* A North New Jersey st. Telephone 193. •

A NNOtNCEMENT-G&T WIRE FLOWER A siands of every description, 27 Circle.

a nnouncemknt—Razorb an u hHearh A ground at Barbers’ Supply House, 27 and 29

A NNOt/NOrfkENT-FSANtif Z. MAFFEV' A banjo eoloitt and instructor. 819 North Ha-

noi* street.

A NNOLNCKMENT-DR. DEKKK WALter's Health Resort aud Children's Home,

A NNOUNCEMENY - JULIUS MIES8EN, A confectioner and caterer. 180 Virginia ave.

Telephone 598.

A NK0UNCjfcMI£NT-9* CENTS PER DOZEN WMhfngton 1 # 061 *' I ** W YorlK 0ft,l,r Y’ KM,t

A N^OUNdEMENT—CLOTHES CLEANEk A dyed and repaired; all work warranted. 79

Fort Wayne ave.

A nnoi/ncemeSt'—all Kinds of seW-

Standard office,

172 East Washington st.

A NNOUNCEMlCff - PaTEnTb, COPY A rights, trade marks procured. C. P. Jacobs, Attorney. *0 East Market st Circular free.

A N It OU N CKME^t - JERUSALEM ! BoKA lug-gloves, rifles, fine fishing outfit, etc., cheap; easy payments. 71 and 7* Hassacbuaetts

avenue.

A NNOlrtRCEMENT - DAY aHTT NlOlff A School, Business University, When Block: Ile*?t) U i e o y born**** i,n<1 cba *P** t ’ Tel#pbone489.

A NNOUNOEMENT - ACCORDION PLAITA ing, done by Mle# Cobb, Room 8. Bazaar Building, corner Washington street and Ken-

tucky avenue. Price 37){c per yard.

A NNOU NCEM ENT - P A T EN TS. COPYA rights and trade marks procured; patent .office and mechanical drawing promptly executed. J. W. Lo*per, North Delaware street,

second floor.

A nnouncument-f^nERal embLEm?. A com (leocemeBt nnsksts and designs, wedding decorations, birthday presents. Call on Bertsrmann Brothers. 37-41 Massaohusette ave.

Telephone, b40.

A NNOUNCtilfcNT-fol'PARTY AND P1CA me wagon telephone 1.072, proprietor of the three largest and best wagons in tbe oity, vis: •‘Model,’“'Eclipse" and “iEe Lewark," two and four horses to eaeb. Careful, experienced driv-

ers in charge. Charles Girton.

BUSIN Eco oHANOi.

pUSINESSUHANCE-CHANCE-MATTHEWB P FrlnungCo., 9 Vance Block. Good work. Moderate pricro. Telephone 1282. Electric

power.

OUSINES8 CHANCE - I>AhTSER W*Ttf 11 on* thousand cash to join me in a promising manufacturing bust nese. Reference furnished and required, address W 2. car* News.

lYUSINESS CHANCE^WANftD PARTNER X> with 8500 capital to extend bnslneas in view of Chrietmaa trade: 20u per cent, profit ;secarlty given for money. Address Business, News office.

t»U8INES8 CiANCE-BELLH’S PATENT XX Lightning Churn Dashers make butter in five minute*; can be *ed In any churn. The fss frajiiSfic ass. '•

UlUCAnOSAL

T?DUCATIONAL-ARTHUR O’NEILL. VIOJli Un soloist and teacber. 135 Davidson st.

E^A^detn}\ Z’ 1 Wheu^om^ ^Jpenn 11 ^

xiDUCATioNAL-MRi!. fansIE shid Eras' ^isssysisaar'Jfsaaf.^-

FOUND.

jpOUND-ARCHDEACON’S PICKLED PIGT8

Jou^xOToBoei^K^FAETOSi:

STOLSh.

rivo LBT-HOUSES AN D ROOMS In BLOCKS. L Dyer A Raeemann. 31 Circle et. r fO LET-SlXjROOM^tbTT'AGk; 6AS. INX quire premieee.RMN. Alabama, rpo let-Aee lisT at ss'IaRY vXbket, X groand floor. Gregory A Appel. r ro uftP—Four RiKiM cottag* p fer X montb. Inquire 411 Indiana areuue, UhO LET-A COMPLETELY FUltiffsM’lB X bouse of « rooms. 278 N. Tennssaes et. rro LET-50» NORTH NEW JERSEY.SEVSS X rooms, newly papered, bath room, stable, etc. rro lfer—Mouse of 7 booms."*'Wfist X Third ft, laqulre at 811 North Tennsesee SL rro let-Fiveroom HOUSE, 142 WEST X Third street. Apply to North Pennsylvania st. rro LET—SIX-ROOM MMEft BETWIufc^ L Stoughton and Brooxside area Miltgan Park Place. npo LET-RESIDENCE NO. 28S EAST MARX ket street, seven rooma Inquire of Jobn tt. Kickum,» Lockerbie st. rro lAt-DEsIRARLE DOWN-TOWN HOUSl etc * • , -“ a c * u ** rfo LBT-hh WtKXDLAWii AVH.4 ROOMS,

b«

rjio LE+-4WN. ILLINOIS. fSKftt C 1 F .^"yKf75 lI SSi ML" W * lBr Md Clat6rn rr6 LET—828 N.*MIi«IsslPPl STREET, BaRT J. of bouse to rent October 15. to man and wife with no children; references.

aa.Bsvs« VTOSS A S» t V-«a5 m AS W g,

T'O LET-NEW HOUSE. Six ROOMS. BOTH X gases, driven well, cietern and cellar. 348 Bellefontalne ny Apply 84 Brooxside ave. rro LET—LEHMAN'S TRANSFER COT. A t piano and furniture movere; best wagons in tbe city. Telephone 502. Office, 19 circle. rr 1 0~LET—8PLENIII D l'W6 sToRY FraM£ JL residence, ten rooms, also barn, at 7W North Tennessee st. A. Abromet, 4*H N. Pennsylvania

street.

rro LET-UPPER HOUSE, 4 NICE HOOHls', A . •. ll J %u " vc . n , le “p, e,: r»i; newly papered aud Shiest! 5 * D Ellsworth st. Inquire MtH West

rpOLl

X hou

well, cistern, cellar, new stable. Inquire 46 South Illinois st.

WO LET-NO. M9 M. )6l*Vr JERSEY ST.. 11 X rooms, furnace, graies, bathroom, water Orove'r h A^. < ME. tl Mlrke i t t ^t. C<>m|>1 * tCd ' A ' B rro LET-NICE LIST Op dWeTEIFoS X well situated; will be pleased to give full Information at the office; no trouble to talk; w« also write fire Insurance. Powell A Rauckel,

66 £. Market.

fro LET-THE NEW aSI> ' HaNDSOME X brick bouses, corner St. Joe and Pena, sta , are now Just completed and ready for occupancy. They are absolutely complete In all modern conveniences and appotntmsnts. For furthsr Information as to rates, etc., call at Powell A Haeckel's, 68 E. Market st.

rpo LET-HOUSES.

X 118 Yeiser street, 4 rooms

121 Yeiser street 257 two rooms, secot 257 two rooms, secoi

Lobe:

.J?

■0004 PERCE

— J. L. Barnitt, rtionpA ToArf#-i*6NisV 6M ] Xjty, without removal. « i OANS.-ON JEWELRY, A* other valuables. 47 Weat . Y OaNs—82,800 AT SIX fKB

A> amount only; money ready. Y OANS |S0O to*LOAN Ot4 ClVxi lu No commlsalQB. Address Y 35,

1 OANtir^RliTABLE ^ at u Sooth Meridian. |

T OANST^liolVBY LdAllIi MT] Xi property without delay. IgM waru. ^ T~OANS.—MONEY LOA!«Xi> AM 1 i Xi Association hooka A B. Grover i

Market.

TT OANs.—MONEY TO LdAVsKi Xj slon. Room 4, over Fletcher*) Inters. ■ ^ I OaJ»S.-oN PKRSOylAL ^Bi real estate J. H. Aufderbetdo. Pennsylvania T OANS-TO BORROW 81, X-i 6 per cent, interest; no c« G 4, car# Newa ToaKs.—Piii v aYk k6!»te.V o*T XO loan-private funW - ^

T OANS - Hartford saViWI Xj vestment Oo. office with John B.l Co., *8 East Market st. '

T~6ASS;"-^!i6fttrt agS" LOAllft, 1 r oans-sw.uuo Wloan at 4 ^.5X u d^i su o^a. U:n<>d>uy '

ON FARMS reasonaWa

....■•to 00 .... 10 00

900

L. 7 00

257 two rooms, second floor, gas...... 257 two rooms, second floor, gas

Lohknz Schmidt,

29,* south Delaware. fro LW-RbUBk and uroun ns.’ ookNKR X Meridian and Ohxo streets. iSOxHu. formerly Meridian Club House. lu large rooms especially adapted for dry goods, carpet or dressmaking establishmentt; natural gas, water, sewer, etc. For rent by montb or term of rears. Inquire P. A. Havsllck, rooml, Wright's Market

Street Block. a'O LET-

Xj» w .pih, 8 rooms 19 Morrlson.Sr’ms 66 N, Mis*., 6 rooms. 497 Ash.« rooma.... 161 E.St.Mary, 7 fine 88 Broadway ,7 r’m* 312Bellefontalne,4" 190 Dillon, 8 rooma 1*Sharp,5 rooms 186 Dillon, S 222Coburn, 5 rooms... 188 Dillon. 3

POWKLX, & HANCKXL,

oo E. Market st.

fjv6' LET— •'

ea Fletcher ave., 6 roome.'new house... Sii 00 2 Gregg et.. 6 rooms, natural gas 15 00 34 8. Alabama, 5 rooms 18 00 W college »V8.,13 rooma, uaturai gsi .chvap »0 Blake it,,« roomsJ.„ J2 oo 72 Lexington avenue, 6 rooms cheap *6 K. South at.. storeroom so oo 87 N. Illinois at., storeroom SO 00

Suites of rooms in Stuart Block, corner Illinois and Ohio, with natural gas. very cheap.

erty, 6 per o'en w are st. T CANS.—MONEY LOA N EJ > dK—] Ls'V'Sss.ssra^t-.-ssa, s I OAN8..aO«BY TO IX)AN Xj diamonds, jewelry, pianos and i HTXfKte Y <5AiW.-COM'FAND SKk ME FOBTl T~OA?lS^DAViir c; ftkVAV JLj and manufacturers* genersl P.ants bought, sold and locatsd. L«.„. Correspondence solid led, Mdrcte st. 1 OAM^TffoKE'v'lxr'TcAjr v mortgage; low rate of interest sa O A NS—MONKY OI

roooM rooims

rvuiuYAi, jrmir a**UBi Room 9. Maniur 1 * new block, oar. •mi < ward, tow Interest and fees, with Tim

tl gas. very cheap. Charlkh W. Qorsuch

15 Virginia avenu

282 W. Maryland, 5 rooms, gas S 9: S‘.7i“A l ‘„T , “' — : s *9 Nebraska, 2 rooms 5 00 332 Indiana ave., 2 r*ioms....„ 5 on ^OS.MistcaH.3rooms — 8 ou n^t^Narkei, lodging rwm 5 00 46 E. Washington, thlrp floor.„„^16 0u 77MEa»t MarkeL

&&!»»==« #

aftefez: S S SJ S; fc'te S i K«w."«=i: ‘.“S , 5 , £sr..i”=: J8 fWSSXVZz .0' S * i s 4 Coblira" gM.™' || «t w Hm5i«1TZ_ • M

12 00

8 I*'

rj*0 LET-DWELUNgb.'

780 N. Tennessee...120 M'i»8 East St. Clair...** 00 163 N. Tennessee... 3 00 25« N. Illinois .XI 67 80N. New Jersey.. 20 00 8M AI vord H 00 482 N. Alabama 22 50 78 8. Missouri 8*3 324 W.Washington 8 00 19) Park ave... m 3 50 104 Yandes— 8 00 108 Douglass.. II 00

*54 UeUefontaine... 10 00 67 Malott

145 Bellefontalne... 25 00

216 N. Noble *0 Mass. ave..

503 Virginia a v 416 W. Wasblngton lu 00

414 W. Washington 10 00 ,.

USE. Maryland... 40 00 62 Renton.... 14 00 BaaementN.E.cor 545 E. Washington 4 W ~ M ^ r A , Clrcl# 10 ® S? 8 ' P *" n W »

71 Jt Waeningtoa Boom over 3 8.

In Vance Block... 75 00 Meridian 10 60

314 S. Penn., and Room rear of 3 and

1110 28 W. Wash 26 00

SHr^. 5?.! p!BS3si

RAILVAr Toil CXRDfl. VANDCRBILT U'

mSmm.

TIME CARD.

cLxva&aMD oivmioir.

tsggrwjs-iesz ^ * cijrciMMAri Divisicar-UADT, 4 CIMCIMITATI DIVISION—wrant ,

v- n —

Depart

Arrive—10:3

178E. Houtb. 6 00 3 N. New Jersey. 22 SO

13 80

BTOkEKOOVS.

37 00 373 8. Delaware (U SO e 10 00 108 N. Penn 30 00 on lu 00 254 Maes, ave • 8 00

166 Ft. Wayne ave. 10 60

ZtS&ffJ&Zi'kSi.

tea

^gjjpS^isa mmam i> 0 m Indianapoli* Unioo Statihp ifjlennsyivaniaLinea "vJV LmIt—W ••(«-){ ortl^~Soath7

U-f 0. A U7llU*t Hill dwelling over-

DWKIslelVO ROOMS.

In tbe Cleeveiend end Hcott Home Blooke, Wood Block, Circle ctreet, Knftrt Block, 79 and &i.T«i&“obCTvsa,'.*.i5s.^ss!ar

John s. Spann a Co., —" ‘ Mark<

88 East

st street.

BUILDING, 8AYIHQ AND uilfi amSOOUTIOH. TJUIlDINO and loan-union mutual X> Building and Loan Association, Nswp' - No back dues. Cali and Investigate. Agi wanted. John C. .Shoemaker, President, Je K. Franklin. Secretary. 31 E. Circle at. DUILDINU AND LOAN AKsnciATIOyf-THE X> Center Is now Issuing its fourteenth serias; shares WOO. For lufi rmation or shares apply to J. E. Hhideier. Treasurer, Room I Blackford Block, or «. W, Wales, Secretary. 129 Maaa. ave, YOO

Secretary. Good solicitors wanted. 184 Kaet Wasblngton »L VtUltDING AND LOANMONEY S*Uli: Dniebcd promptly for building; epecial Inducement to Investing member#; 7 per cent, guaranteed on paid up etock. Sun Savings and Invosts*& t oaTrfc?.^rE.^»e y t.r ,nln « # “ w - TilJLDIfio Anil 1-OAN-YoU WILL Fin’S X> all of the best building and loan features ,n tbs Mutual Home and Savings Association at 72 East Market et. Can amf In^erigita and take stock any time without back dues Isaac Thalman, President: W. A. Kbode*.Secretarv ■r»uiLDiNo r Ai«bLOAi<-l'M* I^dIaIia X> SaVINCM AND iNVXXTNBNT COMPANY. I nsUtSSoQ P ofTu% md 1 fnlKTcffr Investigate Its plan; It win iBiereet you. OfflceNol) 1^! y M r. e t V.. L Open Saturday night until9:30.' lYCILDINO AllD^ U)AN-TfaE MftW Ft6. end profltahie for investors, flpwwers. Fair to ail. No Frsmlom limited. Entrance fee oMkhalf of usual price. Sepl-uouual mlv 0D OI> ,h,u ' M ' Dorrowere M fi — they Wish on tbelr debt at frnfm a uf^^, P .. n ^ r *l tan<1 Office, J*’ B eJ' s ? r '“^ Block, southwest corner of ft"** 1 * nd Delaware streeu. President, te. Wands;Secretary. W. W. Knspp. TrUILBrNG-AND' LOAlk-ilEFoSE'kNTER-ts-r s,vs2s isrffst braces ail the best poinM of the other aseocialioueand believes that it baa eeeaped tbelr de. fects. You can enter ataxy time, get a loan at any time and withdraw at any tlmf. The premium Is limited and tbe same to all. Tbe profits are divided aud credited every alx months. In* terest la compounded. Shares are 8300, dues She per week per share. Office open at W t. Market »t. all wees and on Saturday until 8 p.m. We solicit inquiry. AU^mroUgf* cheerfully answered.

Eaat—Woat—North—South.

llrami run by Central Standard Tun*. I^ava for PitUburg, Baltl-f d 6; 15 am. more, Washington, Philadal-} d3:00pm. pbia and New 1 ork. J d5:30pni *» Arrive from the East, d 11:40 am., d 13*50

pm., d 10:00 pm.

Leava lor Columbus, 9:00 am.; arrive from ColumbuB, 3:46 pm.; for Kiebmond, 4:00 pm.; arrive from Richmond 10:00 am. Leavefor Chicago, d 11.06 am., d 11:30 pm., arrive from Chicago,d 3:30 pm,, d 3:40 am. I^ave for Louuvilla, d 3:fo am., 3:16 am., d 3:65 pm.; arrive from Louisville, d 11:09

am., 6:25 pm., d 10:50 pm.

Leave for Columbus,5:30 pm.; arrive from

Columbus, 10:06 am.

Leave for Vincenneo and Cairo, T:30 am, 3:60 pm.; arrive from. Vincennaa and Chin

11:00 am, 5:10 pm.

d, daily; other trains except Sunday.

▼aaiiailR lAm,*

Terre'S ante and Ureeneaatle aeeom Sleeping and parlor cars run on tbi For rotes end tnf*rm»tlon apply to t ef the company or H. R. Daring. / erxl Pxevenger Agent. THE BEST LINE CINCINNATI Til FINE! HI Utn 1

im

S*£^B»iaa; PoRTew, Cashier Indiana Na

William W MoajBS0.„pl

EdWABDR. POKXIMt, _ _ *e° k . Treasurer.

R. H. MoCbna, of Fah n ley A McCrea Jno. W. Holtxman. Dep. I roe. Atturaay

J*Mk» M. LkATRCMB, Attorney. Abtmub B. Gbovxb. Real Batata.