Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 October 1890 — Page 3
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aooa m the police began notifying the bSrtaJE U> tSte their .ign.
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eetine for me. and called me real hard names. Then I made up my mind I*d do all 1 coaid to In order to eeoore a few to tee the councilMtag^i^ssaaras?”
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Sava petitioned fl»r an abateroent of the nniaanre. The banana carta are an •drained noiaanoe. They ars so numerous on WajhIngton strset that they ars •ffjf n ? *” Kss- .rs^ h o^iJ“.3-SS
•traction. natnibers
ing last
imf
itee on Fabi nightjbpt ,nos. Thsy
transacted no business ol n'h°"u i i.‘ h S.Siri la*W; another meeting wUlJbe^held.
The Committee on Railroads and tha thrsa South Bids Counoilmsn, Marpby, Tnwlsr end Coy, who wore added to the committee had a mseting on the viaduct ordinaucs yesterday. Boms obisction was mads to tbs section dsolartng tne viaduct a public strset of Indianapolis, when completed; also, the committee was enable to decide from the reading of the ordinance if the city baa authority to let the sontraot ior building the viaduct should tbs raUroadcompany accept the ordinanceand then fail to make a contract to build it. These two sections wars reierred to Mayor Sullivan
tor his opinion, •—*
The Committee on Markets have not had a meeting ret, but it Is likely that the proposiubn of Dick WeHs’s'boudsmen to settle the •x-Market Master’s shortage tor |600 will bs accepted as H is impossible to toll Just how
much Wells did steal. dau-y city btatwtic*.
na legiJO. horse ft.60 per box, wire na
Powaer—S6.50 for ifc-rb. keg. Shot—SIa lack. ■ Wool—Tub-wasbsd SWoattc. unwashed of med inm and common grade 2U(<&22Hc, coarse, burry
and cotteu iC&iSc. \
needs—t iover—Extra cnolce recleaned fi.vySi S.TSper bushel, choice M.3Vd4.»0,\prime M SJI,altyke(asto quality) alfalfatf.* @8.00, white Dutch las to quality)|W6(a7.60. Tim. othy-Fancy Sl.COtoi.ro. choice il.55r»1.8o. strictly prime Si .'Ofecl.SS. Blue (iraes-Fancy Kentucky fc.uoroXZlTEngllsh choice t'J.OOri .10. Orohard Orsas-Cnoice ii.flftgil.'O. Bed Top—Choice 6U@
0^Ce
heading Drngs-Morpblne gi.KVd.l.a) quinine »@45c. opium t4.0(¥<i4.-JB. chlnconldla lUkilBc,
Birth lie turns.
h.„. ^Ooval,^Russell and Sadie, M S. California, ^'xrenary, Wm. and Bells, 36 Bloomington, fci?S5SA®=ltt-
Death Hetnrna. Hand Ll’hos, lit Mssk, Svs years, pssudo^Freddis Rahle? twsnty-ona months, 675 West M HsUis n Merrft«^ thirty-one years, 127 Yandes, typhoid fsvsr. • ___________ . Marriage ucenses. Obarlee B. Mayer and Auaueta Pallex. John B. Milnor and Nellie E. Warner. Wm. Ds Banno and Katie Bradley. John B. Crabb and MaUfe A. Baton. Alonzo Warran and OlUe J. Kills. Wm. 0. Jasper nod Clara M. White. Wiley A Sparks and Martha Ic WUsv. Henry W. Bennett and Arlana Holliday. Michael Oaim and Annia Kuhn. Bsmuel M. Campbell and Catherine Lickert. Wallace P. Thatcher and Ida Bbslby. - Fred Daniels and Ella Sima. Wm. A. Jordan and Gertruds Coders. Frank P. Enler and Lida A. Bpsncsr.
K,000 00
600 00
*
Mies of Heal Estate.
Mary E. Johnson to James W. Lanktree, lot 68 Lasarus & Peirce’s MeLsv? 1 *!* ntil ng” to ' ldward P. Mathews, lots t% 48, 44 eud 46, Lanoaster’s aiidttion, Brlghtwood. ........ Albert Dillingham to Julia W. Wall,
S^i l o°u‘ ^Ww^^’bSS 3,000 00
Luther W. Johnson to Wm. Hulnosch, lot 64. Crlqus’s southeast ad-
dition...... — 600 00
ft(Jcllt'iOIls«i,«*»*«v*s«vv*»«» y«»#«■><»«*»■»»«« Jamss W. Lanktm to Mary E. Johnson, north hall southeast quarter, •sction 11, township 16, range 2, 20
Lau^jViAKinnsyto Ai^rtB.Baker,
lot M Atbon « Elliott’s subdivision ontlot 168......... Barbara Trottto John Ostermaa, lots 1.3, >.4,6 and 6, Mansur’s subdivision north half, block 30 in Holmes’s
West End addition
i. Ashley, quit ell W. Justice, part !
•t al.’s subdivision lot 21, etc., Han-
660 00
4,000 00
8,600 00
north half, block 30 i
fast End addition...., — Julia E. Ashler, quit claim to Edward W. Justice, part lot 0, Hanna
na's heirs' addition William H. Paullian to Cbeetsr P. $#a4n. lots W and M, Clark’s addition, Haughvills* Orville Whits to Alex D. Waite, lots g and A Vorhis’s addition, Lawrence
HO 00
600 00
760 00 660 00
Omeveyanoes, 11; consideration...* 18,800 00 HnUdlng Peraurs. Wtt. O. Barnaby, cottage, corner Maxwell KlUabeth, 3260. Padliae Klinetins, cottage, Spring, near ^F^nkMauA combined stable and dwelling, West, near New York, fAtivi. Ida Neidkamer, cottage, rear 163 Bbslby, assA Bplslhoff, repairs. Bstss, near East, |150. THE MARHKT NEW A Tha Haw York Stock Market. (Special *0 The ladianapdue News.l _ Nuw Yoax, oetoosr A—There were no additional reports circulated la tbs Hock market ag; but everybody uattemtood that 1 current In previous days referred to brokerage house connected with the esohange, and when sales tor its account were mads ia Western Union it was believed that it ‘ la that stock. Over shares of eeM ia tbs first hour, and i per cent. Bonds—4t
.najs-it lower. We quote: I 3M® » »
INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. THURSDAY,
ncy export buiisl™!”" to choice cow* end e»i ve* 30 ( non to medium cow* end oelves 10 < one—Recelpte 4.000. kbipments 1^)00. 1 c)M*n«d Btcady at yesterday’s close, wolch was 7bo lower then rseierdsy * opening; closed easy. Bulk of eeles sff4.SUci4.40; peckers taking most ot Hu-offer) nr~
to packing, m toaso**. sverage 4 1 Common to fair roughs^.,-—... i 1 Pigs, common to good corn-fed beelthyl I! Hsricrr -Receipts light. Market inami' unchanged. fmisgi2&rr‘—
Indianapolis Wnoiceaia Market. Miscellaneous produce is growing active. Sev-
eral car loads of potatoes received in Indianapolis have been rejected. Good potatoes ars scarce and very firm. Apples are in eomewaat better supply, but prices are holding their own. Tbs •apply of gropes is ample tor the demand at quotations. In shipping produce the poultry marset
is ia bad condition. Eggs continue firm. Hides, Tallow and Urease—Dealers’ paying
prices: No. 1 green bides to. No. 34c. No. 1 g. s. 7c. No. 2g. s. Sc, No. 1 cured 7c, No 2 6c. dry flint 8c, salt dry bides 7c, sbeepsglns, lambs fl0(<6«)c, horse bides *2. Tallow-Prime 4Hc, No.2 else.
Urease—Brown 2h>c, yellow 1c white 4c. Dry Good*—Prims: American sc, Allen «c, Arnold Site, Berlin fern-” '
, ’tin fancy colors 4 .
6‘i«. Eddyetons fancy 6*4c, fancy Hamilton Sc, Pacific fancy ««c. Washington tnrkey red •>tc, Harmony 4$|c, Manchester prints 6c, brown sheeting Atlantic A 7fec, Atlantic D Stic. Appleton A 7c. Boot A b> 7c, Continental C6bc. Clarke A Sc. Dwlgbt Anchor 3B inches 8bc, Peppsrsil E7c. Pspperell Bd’yc, Marannc K 7c. i’eppereil 6-4 *)c, Pepperell 10-4 2^!. bleached sheetings Amir, scoggru L 7Hc.Barker mills ktinclieN 7Sc, Bartlett <Sc. Blackstone A A Sc. Chestnut Hills F 6c. Chapman X 6-qc, Dwigbt’s »tar 8 9c. Fruit of the Doom » Inches 9c, FUcbvlllsTSc, Htllb Bern per idei - - - - “
1 36 inches 9c, Fltchvins7Sc, m 86 inches Sc, Hope Tfcc, to, Lonsdale cambric 10sc,
Knight’s cambric
Lonsdale 8« inches 9c
to. Wamsutta ® Me, Utica 10-4 at!
gens 7*c. Nautnseag sateens*Sc, Koettportd Tlckl ng—A mo*keag A C A 12}<c, Amosk X fancy lose, Conest mh ‘ ^ ■
Mit
icy lOisc, ( on
C C A 12c, Bnetucl
— te *fl
oga gold medal 13^c, B F icketBSe, Swift « .«
8e, Swift Rive ich io)4e. Om<
*>ic. plaids 9V.c.
vlile 8)»c, scotch fin... three-fourths poplin ! fourths 9c, alpaca ini cashmere A C 20c, gljagi
AmosseagfiMo. Iron and Hard
60-
aids
milton lOHc. Ba>es " tc.UncaUh lOlac. Pacific dress gooda luster to, cashmere three ware-Bar iron fi^iio, wrought
•■964
-V~—... opium ♦(.wr'ts.a. chlnconldla 10kiI6c. borax I Jigllc, camphor 5uiil5&c, alcohol *2.30(<ii2.40, a*ali*tld* l«u,l6c. alum ike, chloroform copperas per barrel 13.55. cream of tartar pi Wi#fec, castor oil 6l.3H(d.l.»), oil of bergamot]
pound f3.50ftfca.76. soda bicarb
4-c, lard oil SseaeSc, linseed oil Bin66c. alum MMc, white lead.7c. iodide of potash fS.uoroiUO, carbolic
acid 40(<<<45c. Ginseng 53 per pound.
Groceries—Sew Orleans Molasees—Fklr to
ure
ergamot per salts Epsom
larch—Pesri 4)ic, Cham-
6.14c, cornl-B) pack-
13 It packages6.Sc,
,66, marrow »3.00r®a, 10. Coal 011-6)4*1. ^ ording to degrees. Bice—Carolina 6V<t!7Hc. *msll B wsyM&U^ t V Wlrln “ C, “ : ■ 0l * W?3 ln, ‘
pion Gloss 1 and 3 tt> pac
ageMGSfiTc.
heather—Oak sole 26@35c, bemlook sole 24^30c. harness 3:’@35c, skirting SS^tc, nlack bridle per dozen t60.tao.65.00, fair bridle *OO.OO v tS75.(iO ps r dozen, city kInta(a(i90c, French klpeoadlUV city calf skins 75o#6Uo, French calf skins $1.00,170.
MiscetJuneous r roduce.
Dealers' Belling Prices—Crsnberries f7.00®10.00 per barrel. Chestnuts 9i.i».r./f,.to per bushel, rears, Bartlsttes, 12.60^3.50; other varieties fl.60(«ii00» Grapes 30<aS5e tier basket, Ives 30r».3oc per basket. Delaware* 40i^t60c per basket,Catawba ;) <!fclOc per basket. Celery JX.jcScper bunch,fancy white Michigan Sue per bunch. Corn ISdilSrr per dot Apmes, common fl.SO132.QO, choice to fancy fhSOM-wi per barrel. Btrii-g beans 78c<&fl.0o. 'l omstoes. home grown 60ifcf76c per bushel. Cabbage, per barrel, home grow u 75c<afU». Cucumbers luftflftcper aoseit. Bananas, select f':.( Qr«Z&0 per bunch, medium fi.so.vL'.Oo, small, 76c^Jl.26. Oranges. Jsmaicss ffi.50ft67.fiO per barrel. Lemons, choice 30os 16.6036 7.00 per box, fancy f7.aUMti.oa Potatoes, Long Island and New \ ork well matured *2.75(10.00 per barrel, Wisconsin 90c per bushel, f3 per barrel; home grown inferior5Qfi6 7&o per bushel. Onions f3.2Sfg3.50 per barrel. Sweet potatoes, f3.0uftfc3.25 per barrel. Jersey sweets f3.25fct3.50. Baltlmores gl.75^3.0). Kentucky 62.266»2i0. Older. 1-gsUon barrels Michigan K.S) (<65.00, Duffy fS.a0fcfc«.5O par 45-«allon. Vinegar. Dufly's eider ito per gallon. Honey 1-k caps 20c
per m. Indianaoolls uram Market.
Wheat—(Jnlett No. I red Wife bid. No. t red 93c bid, rejected 86c. unmerchantable 65c. ^ Corn—(Steady : No. IwbUeSOc. No. 2whlte49)4o
4 w
yellow 46c, no. 2 ■■■■■■■■PR
mixed 45c. sound ear 4to.
Oate—(Julet and steady: No. 2 white 40c bid, No. 3 white 38c, No. 2 mixed 3»c , rejected 35c, un-
merchantable 30c. '
b( Bran-Htrong; receipts light: local dealers are ^Hay^impthy (choice) *11.00, No. 1 *10.00, .o0.No. I prairie *0.60, No.* prslrie*4.50,
No.^ *7.
mixed nay *6.00,
luspsctlons—In: Wheat8 red 3 cars, rejected 11 - No.3 mixed Scars.
. 2 time ' -
No. 2 red 10 cars, No.
Corn
* ISo.^mixed^Ucir*. 1 1**' Q I^o r *?ti 1 c ^ ) r ' 1 Corn No. 2 timothy 6 cars. Total for tne past twenty-
lour hours. 26 oars; for preceding day, 11 cars. Indianapolis Provision Market.
Jobbing Prices: Bmoksd Mssta-Bugsr cured imfck'i&.Mtxi.'SiiSiszii 12c. boneless bams loc, Cslltornls ham 10 to 14 ft
' “ ‘ ‘ i0o;r
ork, clear .per barrel 2no tbs *14.50, pork *11.50, chop pork fK lArd-
Uerces 7Mc.
sxs 8 lb average 7Bc. Meats-Ciear sides, bellie smoked. Bean pork, cles
bam and rump pork yiLSo, chop pot Purs ksHls-rsndersa, wiptsr, in
fin gar* and Coffees.
re—Hards TgMSc. confactlonere* a Wk® ‘ —- white extra C
w ai&sMo.
on yellow 6»4§5^c’ on. Arbucktef and
. . null ACo.'s standard
tea’s champion Wise. Bulk, roasted in
pitol 25c, Pilot 24c, Dakota
fair yellow Sftfctdc. com Roasted Coffees-Banner McCum-’s Arabian fttso, 244*. Gatos’s champii m fifty pound bags—Ca]
Eggs, Butter. Poultry and Feathors. Shippers' Paying Prices: Egge-Candled 18a Butter—Country butter, good, egfcioa Live Poul-try-Hens 7o jter pound, spring chickens «Hc,
CLKARiye Hoiajam. T> KFOH *' OF T» E CSffinMTMMf OF THE t NationsJ Bank, at Indianapolis, la the State o4 Indiana, at the close of business, October J,18«0;
BBHOUHCFfi
Loans and discounts.. •1,81S,957 7*
Ov- rd rafts, seen rod and unse-
cured 3*8 35
V. 8. Bonds to secure circula-
tion, 4s 50.000 OO
U. 8. Bond* to secure deposits, 350,000 OO Due from ap- *
proved reserve
agents .......•*5,805 04
Due from other
National Banks. 40,8*3 80
Dae from State banks and bank Checks and other cash items Exchanges for clearing house Bills of other Frictional paper eurrency,nick-
els and cants... 1,848 87 Gold reserve ,_...574,ooo OO Silver go. 15 7 75
Legal tender
notes 1 *0,000 OO-Bl.858,408 41 Redemption fund with U, 8. Treasurer, (6 per cent, of circulation)^ 0,880 OO
59,807 58
Total....
8.888,0*9 48
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in 8300,000 OO Surplus fund 100,000 Oo Undivided profits 816,770 76
National Bank notes outstand-
ing 45,000 OO
Individual deposits subject
to check •1,876,755 64
D K£ , .r£
341,454 64 * 3,306 16 327,878 47
*1,373 68
867,416 06
268,006 07—3,106,849 72
posit Certified che’ks United States deposits Deposits of U. 8. disbursing officers.. *'••••*•<1, Due to other National
Banks
Due to State Banks and bankers
Total 83,868,020 48 State of Indiana, County of Marion, ss: I, E. B. Porter, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. E, B. Poster, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day of October, I860. William Wesley Woollek, Notary Public. CoRfiECT—Attest: V. T. Malott, ■) Wm. Cough lbn, V Directors. R. 8. McKee. I ■
SOCIETY MBfiTINGS.
Kujghts Gxo.T
welcome.
icond rat W. H. F
:o, T. Bri’kxio, K, of R. ana 9.
'ismkb, 0.0,
All members are requested to at-
,ys welo
ANDERSON MCCRARY, N. G.
Icome.
(Friday
first degree. All memb tend. Visiting brethren alwa ANDERSON . „
Jacob W. smith. Permanent Secretary. QOCIETY-THE SOLDIERS’ AND SAILORS’ O Alliance will meet in called seseion at the Criminal Court room at half-past ' o’clock next Saturday evening, October IX. General A. P. Movsy, Colonel B. C. Shaw, General Toiu Bennett, Rev. D. R. Lucas and other distinguished members of the Alliance will briefly address he meeting, Important committee reports. Public invited. W. C. Lamb, President.
D. M. Osborn. Secretary.
9an«a9~s>SBBasaaBBSEBBi
ANNOUSGitMgaTa- * rNNOUNCEMENT-MCFFENETTE FLOUR -TV for breakfast; delicloua
A N NOf NCEMENT - PEliFKCTIOJf'HtfCi-
/V wheat at groceries: it’s pure.
'— wT '
A nNoUNCEMenT—PERtECTIOH
wheat at groceries; it’s
.... .... .. . BUCK
wb«At at froceries; it’■ pure.
NNO^yN^CKMUNT - Dft. BOYSTON,
North New Jersey st. Telephone 193.
* NNOUNCEMKNT-UET WIRE FLOWER A stands of every description. 27 Circle.
ANNOUNCEMENT- MR8.DK. ELLI8, planat reader and physician.flBH Indlanaavs.
A NNOUNCEMENT—KAZOR8 AND SHEAH8 A ground at Barbers’ Supply Bouse, 27 and 29 'T'nnouNcement - JULIUS k I ESSEN, A confeciioner and caterer. 180 Virginia ave.
Telephone 568.
A NNOUNCEMENT—ALL KINDS OF A Ing machines repaired at Standard 172 East Washington at. ,
8EW-
Standard office.
A NNUNCEMENT-WANTED. LADIES TO A visit the school at 2tH W. Ohio strset, where the lightning waist fitter and dressmaking is taugh^cutUng patterns and fitting s specialty.
a nnocncrmenT-
Cured by Two Applications.
I have used Macauley’s Ointmentfor ringworm on my face, and was completely cured by only two apDlicatlons. Had tried other remedies, but
they did no good. Jans Stanafeld,
112 North Pine st.
WiNTID—MISOluULflkODh.
•yy anted—HORSE.
8 6, CARE NEWS.
'W'ANTfcD - PERFECTION BLCKWBEA’l' »t at groceries: It s prtrre.
■**r ANTED — FJ N E LIVERY AND CAR VT riagea. Wood’s stables.
W ANTED—*5 FOR FULL SET TEETH; EX7 » tracted without pain at Earhart’s.
\tfANffD - OONSUMEKiP (T TV stoek. Newton Todd,24H E. W
IAS TRUST
hlngton st.
WAN TED-CAST-OFF CLOTHING. 293 K *7 Wasn.; highest prices paid. Budweitskv.
\I7 ANTED—STORAGE FOR BUGGIES AND V> wagons. Geo. K. Scbollald, 127 E. Wabash.
v.* v. vx* AA.. ajs/iI saxVA f •«>* AD, v* CaUEaHU.
waNted-to BUY VERY CfiEAP, a good ' » horse for delivery. Address 86. care News.
\\7 ANTED—USE OF PIANO OR 0~RG A^iftjR rv storage;good care. Address R6, care News. TT*aNt£L-TO BELT A TWo-BATH - TT7B >» outfit, complete, very cheap. US South 1111-
UOiS St,
^yANTED-mOH^T^PBlcEH PAID n FoR
WAliTKD-MII.LXNERY. nRW INVOICES »f everyday; elegant,cheap. 426 Virginia
avenue.
Wanted-clothing. SECOND-HAND. »> Llbowicx, 207 East Washington; highest
prices paid.
\\r ANTFD-*l EACH FOR PUTTING ON > \ wringer rolls; best quality. Rubber store.
\lf.AY!TED-fo'¥UY 8MAlL HOUSE ONf »» em^ 8 p s^ments, by good reliable party.
Adrtrei
A.vi va* xymss w* w, a-« v, tt o.
yyA^ED^Cj^BoOMCLlGHT HOUSE! Address 1 6, Newa °
WiUkfMD - u entleMen It wanted at No. 27 School at
WEififsIlsssiss
dress F S, care Newa
wanted
to up-town hi
WANTED-TO BUY HOUSE. SIX TO EIGHT tf rooms; good location. Address86, Nows olfloc. and give price.
WANTED-*10 FUR TEETH OF THE BEST 77 material and workmanship. Mary C
Lloyd, over Fletcher’s Bank.
WANTED-FtfRNITUHEi~A LXfiujf VARL tt ety to select from; payments or cash. F. A.
To-Day’s Closing Mar acts.
Wheat—Receipts 600 Is: weak on realizing.
Nkw York, October 9.-WI usheis; sales 1,200,two bushels; as hM-h- down, recovered Rl
S((
VV ety to select from: payments or cash. Dlckert, 204 W, WaBhlngvon et. Irt * as e^^oiFlV to 20, IM6; ^ll nay blg^wlce[ or to look at them. Addrees F 7, Nssra
bushols was ’wd October her |1 * Receipts
weaker muw uh*<, „v* mixed STe. Oats—Recet
uone;dul[ Quiet and *:.6a Pork
extra prime *10
•team rendered 47J».
packages' rhni«
mixed 57c.
iS;duH aud nomin
on _
V^'^c. west selling
o vein her »1.05bi. Decern / *1.10#U616-M. Cornls; sales «o.U00 bushels; plats /r.5t#s.(X), extra mem
? u yj mess *[email protected],
ll.Oft. Lard -Quiet and weak; ■ Bu tor—Bseeipw 5,745
In fair demand : east-
\\ ANTED-KOOM BY LADY IN NETgI? st borhood of 739 North Pennsylvania street; best of reference. Address E 6. care N e ws.
T V A NTED-A YftAVEI.ING AGENT' pWinner; man, with best references,
ws.
\VANTED—TO BUY OLD MlsfCAL llT »» struments In any shape: we sell newgaltars for 11.75: we make and repair and s*U on easy payment*. 6 Indiana ave.
i-CLA&» BOARD-
Kw”d""i
centrifugals 96°
is 15-lSc; refined firm
i; new place: everything first-class; elegant rooms: references required; open October ft. Apply 347 North Tennessee ft.
Me, powdered «V.' granule fed «i?c.’ tntlne—quiet and easy at 40%#Uc.
Liancy Z’rXSZ'Zg (*2 for packages: to. Ooffee-Kecelt.t. if Rio were Irregular: *omr months 5dil9 points off ana others steady and at a partial advance of 5 points. irn^lartty. "Shfou pps* qttsntud'toto^^fs!
New York to«on Market.
Hkw York, October a.-Cotton-Steady: middling uplands KHto, middling Orleans Ms-ito;
te. February 10.34c, March ltt«?c, - “ ‘ Jane Hl.S4c. Juiy lOiTOc.
Dr. Furgusou.433 I*ark ave.. tclephi Rows. Windsor Hotel, telephone ttu.
WAXTED-MOtet WOSDkiRF'UL ADVERVT Using machine ever produced. Every mer-
■ 1 -
r .r.. , j.,,, a—Hi|' 1T'"i
WANTID—SITGATiONS.
t>e coming
mn and winter on a larger scale than ever ore, creating a demand that agents should bs
amu
ready to mi.
Curtis Publishing
OlTUATlON WANT ED-SEWING IN FAMI-
O lies. Address M 6. care Newa. CirCATiosi wanted-girl, d O era! housework. 315 W. Maryland.
oftWAWOtV'' 11 osivi^iiua
O or any light work. 700 Madison ave.
RL To DO GEN-
250 E. Morria
FOR TRAOK
O or any tight work. 700 Madison av OlTUATlON ^ANTfeD—GIRL W © eral housework, at once 280 K. N
Xj'OR TRADE-GOOD LOT TO TRADE FOE J horse or good buggy. W. B. Mick A Co. POR TRADE — Pit < .TOGRAPHi .sG OUTFIT A 1 tor 14-bore shot gun. Rear 726 6. Tennee-
ktioit %AlSfTEb-LA DY OF Mit) t , as housekeeper for widower,
ws.
IIUDLE Address
ClWAtlbN WANTED^STENOOkAPH F.R ^snfi^igraph operator, by young man. D 7,
CITCATlON WANTED-AS COOK C3 eral housework in small family.
see st.
POR Trade-ELEGANT RESIDENCE __ r ^UI town of Jjouo for city drug Store. Address
f?OR TRADE-N few
X ery for boose In good loca
it incumbraaoe. Address
ORGAN,
5, News office.
^TWlflON WAfir4i>-LADfb# MIDDLE saftrasanYur"'"'" " CITliAtlON WAStK.-ABlKklifLtli.es; C? assistant e» stork, at# or ooontty; experience and best of references. Address J 5. care News.
WANTED—fERALs
^yANTED-GOOD GIRL. KM E. MARKET \VANTED-eEAMNTKJUBti. 746 NORTH DELTV aware st.
^•^tTJ^i-GOOD tllNlNO-BOOMGlRL X'f
\VANTED-TWu WHITE GIRLS AT CIRTT els House.
WANTED-GIRL ABOUT SEVENTEEN AT 1
Tf 4tt5 Park ave.
\v ANTED—YOUNG NURSE GIRL, WHITE.
Tv 446 Central ave.
XV ANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
T work. 45o N. East sh
XVANTEI>-GOOD skirt hand and ap-
T* prentice girl. 76 E. North,
W 'hou' Ei ’’ l k A FOR GEN ERAL
’yy AN TED-GOOD ^GUIL FOR GENERAL
Wf ANTED—WOMEN TO MaKE TAaNTS AT TT home. Inquire st 346 E 8k Clair st.
WANTED-GO<JD GIRL FOR GENERAL TT housework. 864 North Pennsylvania st.
W AJiTei >-® girls fob all kinds of 77 work. Immediately. 7W E. Washington.
’» work, immediately. 7*^ E. Washington. \V ANTED—A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL TT housewora In eemallfamily. 404Collegeav
homework In aemail family. 404 College av WANTED-GIRL Put GENERAL HOUSfS TV work, except washing. M2 North Meridian.
WANTED—TWO DRESSMAKERS; MUST TT bs neat. Mrs. Ida Beittort, IU Indiana ave.
LBarn to
WUstfif^JlilLB To LEaRS t6 ' make rldl fil90«rtvper, at 471 South Me-
W A * NTKI) - WiA i TK HOUSE GIRL, ONE TT that can write; references required. SOON. Meridian st.
W aS TED-OIRL FOR GENERAL HOU8ETT work; best references required. 167 North Tennessee sL
^"ANTED-F EAT H^ERS RENOVATED, B. F. DuBofs. ** *° ’ M ** C Ua * W *' 7 *’
Friendly Inn. r
TirANTED-AN ELDERLY LADY
7 7 chamber work, also
Capital Hotel..
_ vwi
dining-room girL
X\^ANTEO-A good girl to help in a s' nth ^rXi^af nou * # ’ °® # tll * t can h * 1 V c00k - K
\\ r ANTED—G<3bD GIRL FOR GENERAL VT housework at 45 Huron st. German pre-
ferred. Good wages.
WANTED-GIRL TO DO GEN ERAL HOUSE77 work : one that onn give references; imme-
diately. 114 Plum st.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOl’HETT work; German prsferred. Inquire at 64
South Pennsylvaulast.
w a.nTed-*3 Oil PER WEEK,NO WA3HIN&, 7 7 fora competent girL Inquire northwest
corner Ninth and Ash ats.
W A> TED-DKNTaL COLLEGE. 19Q NORTH 7T Pennsylvania street; services free; ma-
teriai at cost; you are invited.
WANTED—IF A GOOD GERMAN GiRL VT wants a piace for general housework, call at35 Central avenuedmmediately.
WHO 14 A paid. Kefer-
.W AKTKI >-^ 0( - )lJ y IRL GENERAL TT housework, family of three; must understand the work thoroughly. 273 Fletcher ave. \\T ANTED—TA1 i.OREUS; OOOtJTAILORESfi 7 7 'or repair work at Smith's Dye Works, 57 N. Pennsylvania st. Good wages to a No. 1 hand
ANTED-A GOOD' took
dress Box 57, city.
>RlVATE
week:
Fay, South
yy anted-girl PoR genkhaL house-
work, to
and railroad fa
st., room
&‘;.rVp , . 0 ia “’C;.- t . 0 »sTV.;K m 7, Friday and Saturday mornings.
WANTED—MalI HELP.
w ANTED-BA RBER. 77 Circle st.
STEADY JOR 33
-yyAxVlED-LODGlNGS AND MEALS lOe
290 West Market st.
WANTED - MUFFENETTE FLOUR FOR TT breakfast: delicious. WANTED-FIFTEfcN DRY PICKERS AT 77 Mtt-170 West Marlaod it. Xl; ANTED-BARBER A1 STILLES’ BAft7 7 her shop, 34 Malott ave.
W ANTED-A GOOD STEADY, SOBER BAR 7 7 ber. 112 South Illlnolpst. \V ASTtD-kKPEEiENCftD SHOE clerk: 7 7 Address V 4, care News office.
W T iS™^^iSS lTlLY 1! '
r a xn tB'Tk "C'T \rx.> j ’ t>r
W A m N .^.
FIVE BED-LOUNGE" BEDM. Clone, 700 S. Meridian st.
W'Thompton iTotb CLA ^Cb'Til* ° AK ' rKK ’ \\ T AN TED-COI. LECTORS Af*D SULiciTTT ors paid good wages. 14 Boston Block.
XlfAJiTED-TAILOR TO WORK IN D~YE 77 house. Brungwtcg Dye Douse, Circle st.
WABTKD-OOUD ADVERTISING SOLJCP 7V tor. Salary and commission. 25% B. IllinoU.
WANTED-A TINNER AT ONCETTlairH: 7 T Washington st.: steady work. C. L. Miller.
WkNTED-AT THE NEW YORK STORE. VT boys from 14 to 17 years of age. Call before
10 a. m.
^ AN^D-^WOJEXPEKlENCkDCANCAP-
W'SFSSSfSS’STWi
before 10 a. m.
WfANtED-THREE INTELLtolSST CoLW North Dei aw" *e* me " ’ b ° n<1 r • <,olr • <, • ObHtor,
w"k TE “ w “’'
DENTAL COLLEGE. 19* N.
■ennsylvanla st.; serviesh free; small
for material only.
\PANTlD-JUB PRINTER APtRENVYcE, TT three years’experience. Addreu Vt.tbis
office, giving age and experience-
charge
i*nce.
EXPERIENCED r upholsterers.
CHAIR
fore 10 a. m. HONE8T MAN FOR TV office manager; salary *16; references aad mall capital required. Room 56 Vance Block. Indianapolis, Ina.
tlon; nig money. C Market. G. vr, Crai
TX7 ANTED — A FIR»T-CI.ASS TV that thorougnly undcrttandi dining-room work; steady work for right person. Apply or call immediately at Palace restaurant, Green-
r ANTED - AT PIQUA,
UANDSTUNE-
Information call on A. J. Decker. 11 1 vania st.. American Watch Qub Com
WQkNTSD^TftK) LABORERS FOR MONTY tana and Washington, Louisiana, Mississippi and Missouri. Dakota and Black Hills; laborers, *2 per day; carpenters, *2.30 per day:
orera. *2 per day
z per day; carpe fSper month at
wanted—iii afas.
Toisde, Q.
w AN TED-AG ENTS WANTED FOR uVR TV elegant oil portraits, tbs finest made. No
Rare cnance! Skfford? r A%Sr4fco* ,, « oVeat
Jones st.. New York,
TIT ANTED—GENERAL AGBNTO MAKE TT gt.uoo to *5,000 a year; canvassers *4 to HO per day selling the Celebrated Taylor Patent Adjostabie Shoe. The exclusive right to sell this shoe In any territory ts a valuable monopoly. Our sysiem of selling this shoe ts new and original. Address, with two-ccnt stamp, Consolidated Ad-
ustabls Shoe Co.. Salem. Maas.
Justs W
ANTED—MEN AN D WOMEN OF ABILthe best obtainable class of agenu, and to unusual terms will be offered. The Jocn
Steal for
«™’n-
Pbi:»-
tJ. "mouMu* ftgns.
fcgttSS&SM,
MI
I Will!
W 6. Newa
GOOD AS NEW*,
for lot in or near Haughirence. Aadrem * *
OTEAYED OR STOLES - RE W ARD - ONE C’ bay mare, two years old: no marks or btom* of any kind. A liberal reward will be paid
^y’.’arlg^twSodl 0 Marten
return or Inf
Samuel McCray
TO LIT -ROlMS.
TOR SALE—ARAL ESTATi
rpo LET—FURNISHL.D ROOMS. VH WEST
A Marks* at.
Fpo LET-FURNISHED BOOM if 171 NORTH
A Delaware it. / rpo LET-FURNISHED FROI
A N. Alabama st.
fV'O LET—NICELY FCRNISHS OROOWB. M4
A N. Mississippi 6t.
ff'O LET-PERFEiTION
A groceries; It’s pur*. TTC LET- NICETY - 1 room. Itax. New
rro LEt - FURNISHED 1 with board, lie Bast Ohio. >rO LET-PLEASANT OPSTA A room. 873 N. Peoosyivama st.
fpo LET’-NICELY
v’beat aT ED FRONT
BOOM. fKOSf
■ ■ PUKNI8HED with board. 133 North Illlnola. I
fTO LET—hie*» NoitTlI MER1DIAN STREET. A furnished and unfurnished rooms. -
npo LET—ELEGANT. FURNISHED FRONT
1 r
room, cheapL SO North Liberty st.
ROOM,
fTO LET-FURNISHED
A board, private fam:.y. 315 Blskc.
fl'u LET—150 NORTH ILUNOia 8TBEET,
A nicely furnished room, with board.
fro let—Furnished, sleeping; Gas; 1 board if desired. 91 East Michigan.
rooms. With
T°
7 — FURNISHED ■■ board, *4 pez week. » Indiana ave.
fro LET-TWO UNFURNISHED X without board. 258 N. Pennsylvania fro LET-FU RN ISHElTOR CNFURN 1 all convsnlenoea. 115 N. New Jeree
eresy st.
T 5 SSfSS s SS,7SS CB:
for light housekeeping. LET—FURNISH ED
fTO LET-FURNISHED SrROJriFH A with or without board, at 90 North East st.
ROOMS,
f|M) LET-PARLOR AND BED ROOM. tURA uished or unfurnished. 835 N. Liberty tt. fl^O LET-146 NORTH ILLINOIS. DESTRABlE X and newly furnished rooms; gas and bath.
fTO LET-THREE ROOMS. UPSTAIRS. FOR X light housekeeping. 427 North Tennei
TS
LET-FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED front room; north. Address D », care News.
LET-TWO ELEg.LNTLY .
rooms, front and back. ssH South Illinois st.
SUITE R6om3
furnsShEd lutb iiilnolsat.
fpo LET-140 S. EAST
well furnished; housekeeping, cook stove.
fTO LET—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED X rooms with board. Roosevelt House, *0 East
Ohio.
fTO LKT—FURNISH ED FRONT ROOMiCEN1 tral; desirable location. Address Y 5, care
K«m.
HANDSOMELY
front room for man and wife. 164 East New
York st.
fpOLET-
FUIINISHED
fro LET-BKANDON BLOCK. GBNTLEX men’s apanments and one office room. O. B.
Jameson.
f|>0 LET—Itooliii. FURNISHED OR uSfU nished; housekeeping if desired. 67 W«
f| 1 bLET—FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.W1TH X alcove; centrally located. Address V 24, care News.
fpO LET-FURNISHED FOR H0U9EKEEPX Ing. nici New Jersey.
Ing. nice, cheap sleeping rooms. 224 North
fl'O LET-PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM 1 for rent for one or two gentleman. 10 East
>1 ichlgan st.
fpO LET-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT room for gentlemen; both gases. 117 North
ffO LET-FOUR UKFUBjftHhllD R&OMS! I first floor; central; desiraole location. Ad-
3X6, care News,
dress X 6, i
q'6 let-two Upstairs Booms X light housekeeping;' natural gas, ences reouired. 226 South Noble.
two Nice
TuS rsfsr-
f|SO LET - . X rooms, fron ences required,
TWO NICE nt; bath; gases; I. 72 West New
UNFUR-NiBHED
new house.
York st.
Relsr-
Vermout.
Natural gas; Virginia ave.
fpO LET-ROOMS AND lin A HI), *4 TO 17 PER X wenk; nicest. homelike, quiet board-
squan
TO LST—HOCSEa.
tO LET-SEE LIST. C. E. COFFIN A CO.
T'O LET-THREE I H. H. Lee.
HOUSES ON BIRD BT.
T o
LET-SIX-ROOM HOUSE, GAS; *12.50.
Apply 27 Bates.
rpu LET'—SEE LIST Af HADLEy’A VaYB.
X 66 East Market at.
fl-'O LET-PERFECTION BUCKWHEAT AT
X groceries; it’s pure. '
SEE LIST AT OFFICE. kPANN A
fpO LET
X Co.. 66 East Market.
ip ox k t-see'etst in owiefi. b; a iiEt-
fiolas <t Oo., 10 Circle st.
fpo LET-NEW five-rc X Inquire 2M East Ohio st.
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE; GAS.
107 Wright
6 LET-HOUSES AND ROOMS IN BliOCKS.
fpo LET-FOUR-ROOM HOUSE.
X street. Call 121 Blake st.
X Dyer A Ka««matin, 31 Circle «t.
rpai'L,ET-66 K. WASHINGTON BT. ( X and fourth floors. C. F. Sayles.
THIRD
fpo LET-PART OF HOUSE, 107 E. ST. JOE X street; three rooms to small family
fpO LET—HOUSE OF 1 Plea'ant st. Apply i
four Roosnr
Apply at 406 Fletcher avA
fpo LET-641 N. ILLINOIS ST.. 8 ROOMS. 1 bath, furnece; choice repair. C. F. Sayles.
fpo LET-FIVE-BOOM HOUSE, 182 WEST X Third street. Apply *27 North Penntylva-
nlast.
fpo LET-516 N. NEW JERSEY ST. EIGHT X rooms, kitsben, and both taees; key next
door north
fpO LET-578 BROADWAY, SIX ROOMS; L gas: f15. 580 Broadway, six rooms, *10k W. J. Lowry, over Model.
LET
m,
Apply 34 Brookslde ave.
HOUSE 6 ROOMS, WELL. Cl»-
t«rn, cellar, both gases. 340 Rellefontslne st
fThO L ET-DW ELL IN GNO.'loii isT’PEN N. St!
c ' ^ I “’-
LET-SE V feN-ROOM
q'lO
1 with gas, 318. 423 Virginia Staley’s orng store. 444 Virginia ave.
BRICK HOUSE ave. Inquire at
-fctEGANT SIX-ROOM COTTAGF., filth pantry, bath room, furnace and aU
jnveniences. 513 Park ave.
to LET-HuUSE SEVEN ROOMS, BATH.
bot and cold Alabama st.
>ld water; all conveniences. Inquire 5814 West Ohio st.
fpo let- Lehman’s transfer co., X piano^nd furniture morocsi^best wagons in
ern, cellar, ne « South lilinoii
■ O LET-NO. 269 N. NEW JERSEY feT., U A rooms, fnrnace, grates, bathroom, wate Closet, hardwood finish. Just completed. Orover A Co..8M E. Market st.
* uavu room painted inside a per month. Ai«
rpo LET-DOUBLE NEW HClUSE ON CAT tf X artne street, near West. 4 rooms each side; Stoart.*"' 1 CiMern: ^ 8p * naACo ’
fpo LET-THE MODERN HOUSES 1 montstreet, between Illinoisan
ON VER-
A Co., 90 E. Market st.
fp6 LET-HOUSE OF SIX~IU >MSlS~LARGB X barn and seven acres of excellent gardening land, located on North Tennessee street, south of Fall Creek; long lease can be given. Alex. Metzger, Agent, 5 Odd Fellows Hall.
fp6 LET-
X 878 N Alabama. 8 rooms, stable.
•-room down
Reid B:
*10 00 12 00
avenue, 4 rooms, stable 12 00
town bouse
xos., 42 North Delaware st!
,LET—HoUFEk
119 Yeiser street. 4roomi ......
121 Yeiser street 257 two rooms, second floor, gas 2C7 two rooms, second floor, gas
Lokkwz Schmidt, 29)S South Delaware.
.I 1 '■'W
413 Fletcher are., 6 rooms, new bouee.. 21 Gregg st..6rooms, natural gas.. 234 8. Alabamr ~ -
333College av<
9* E. South st.. storeroom
gss cheap
67 N. Illinois st, storeroom M 00 VlrclDia ave„ 16 00 ‘ » W. Gohsi-cu. 15 Virginia avenue.
TO UT-GmOB IHD ST0&I&
rpO LET-DESIRABLE LOCATION. FIRST X floor, one-half of dooble office. SIW.Obtost. fpo l£'i-8£vRral nice office ROOMS Bl0 “' rpojjr-ROoSTSBTJBZBISfnnni LET—r*TOHU-ROOM, 73 EAST WASHington street, iftxKO feet; show-window remodeled aad floors lowered to level of sldew ai k.
A UCTION-L. ■ A 95 £. Market.
ADCTlOfl ^aix
UcTIO -A. L. HUNT, AOCn^MftB, 1S2
-MUFFENETTE FLOUR
* U CTlGN —G UST1N AUcT- f R DY, AUCTION - A sera. MS TV, Washington st. 4 ucrios -*HE RECEIVERS bAi.E OF A fl ns horses and snlktes. harness, etc., will sake place to-morrow, Friday,at 10o’clock a. m. at the grand stand. State Fair Grounds. George E. Townley. Receiver. L. K. Perry, Auctioneer.
u""™""I" HIM
fJ»AKEN UP^-COW AT *1 SANDERS
rpAKEN UP-iFHiTE AND RED tlFoTTED
A heller, two years old, a Walnut st.
MONEY.
FOR kale MISCILLAKI0TJ8.
mmM
TTlbAL ESTATE JV kinds. Hadlsy
adisy A Fs>-
r^NETTB
vania st.
FSSTm;
C A. Manniafs '
t^i eaL estatk—iilirsm ov ifnvTrii v UOR will BUT A1
1» Fl*toherV D Ban Meri<Ji “' AU *fT side and rear. J ness. Address a 30, Rsu t office.
-younG MH50sK"» IsS-Srar-jp CsU 1 Board of Trade.
■p KA L ESTATE—44 ELDER AVENUft.tlNlI P^x^onth^lA. ^ 1^*T M tchlgan
FiSSS?^2aK^^ ,n -
liMfts
TiyEAl. ESI AtK-F6tt BARGAINS IN REAL XV estate call at room No. U Cydorama Build-
tog. C, A. MaBBtng,
Vi. 4A* IKlWIe
fl
v.«. Sayle
11 *,) L UrJ, 1 .;!,*'V iT-oii, hwLOK tSdti.ft u, ‘'-sA'a...., wo—
I property
ware. i»i
thorough bred. FEDf-
gras. German Ulmer dog, very large. 404
T OANs,-Moh Aj AseoolaUon I
Market.
T0ANa-W6i**V t3~i Xisioii. Room A ever F
Winters.
aw. c g. Reynolds dt co., to circle st. Coile^favenue
easy payment*. W. J. Lowry, over Model.
DEAL EMtATK-»7SO WILt BUY A HANDCv soma lot to Hall Place. Greet value for
money.
F. Snylw '
r> eal bet ate—*350, cHoiTiTTor. west XV fieoood etreet, 35x180. Must be seta: party leaving city: will bear offer. W. tt. Mick «60o.
N]) jtNuLISH
Place.
i East M
,'(.R SALE- FERN
arkst strset.
yOR 8ALE-FURNITURE,
f^phmsr^srt mi X rooming and lodging; South JIMnois street.
CARPETS a!?5
Charles
tiANO: PAE7T CASH mmmm can s. s!
T> EAL ESTATE—SPAlfN *.^1,
SS,jriSW!
TTfeAL ESfATF. -WE OFFER GREAT BARXv gains in residence property. Also, in vacant lots in ail parts of the city. A. Abromot.MH N, Pennsylvania st.
■poR salk-akbuR pout*. FiMi Riift.
T OaSS^IIQS^aI.
-soiswr
11EAL ESTATE—*2.Bu) BUYS A TE N - ROOM Xv dwelling wu Bellefontuine, near Ninth street; east front. Terms easy, will give a bargain.
Reid Bros.,« North Delaware.
T) EXt' EsYA+k-TttN>< ES8BR '' 8#.. ' Vlttt XV tine vacant lot, 00X187, covered with fine (hade, shrubbery and vines; oflbred cheap.
Spann A Co., 8* East Market st. ^ -• ‘ FoCft-ROOM
• a, jiiMuimnov mucK.
epann <* kai.. oo
YYEa L EsTATE—*78), PRETTV, #Ui
XV cottage nortbeast, wall, cistern, sis.; only ms down. DaisBce like rsne Call atones. A-B.
Grover A Oo.. t9 East Market st.
Wlegel. VOR SALE-STOCK OF DRUOS: GOOD LOX cation, clean stock, established trade: must se^msts mssnoi»r. For particulars address
TyeaL estate - Pbotkct yocr prop XV erty against loss by firs, tornadoes, gss explosions, lightning. Loss paid st office o! C. F.
baylss, agent, 75 East Market st. KTATi-CbRNlbS
mmmmmmmm- bargai fp t right Piano.jhistfrcm tbs factory; mart sell tst Washington st. ‘ *»<*«»
FINK
plAL
Xk East. Gw; Room for fon
Call Smock <fc Wood. 82 N. Delaware. pEAL ESTATfE—SljTROOM CHITTaOE IN XV the choicest square of Union st.; beantlful blgb lot. bo<h kinds of gas. stable, etc.; a ta gain at *2.100- Spann A Co.,86 East Market st.
l.KAL ESTATE-UllR* feil»IPE>iCfe, COR. XV Sixteenth and Illinois streets; lot 80x270; sight rooms; bath: grata*; fine mentals; barn. Price *4.203. C. E. Reynolds A Co., 10 Circle st, 1 > EAL j^TATE^DESmABLE Lbf ON U*!
BUYS
XV residence on East South street, near f street. Excellent location; 40 feet south Jot. A bargain. Reid Bros.. 42 North Deli
laware.
A 7-R0OM
r School
„ front
lot - a oargsm, nros .y North Delaware, oral gas town In Indlsba; together with small 1) EAL ESTATE—95.W> DOW « AND *l,C0 PER »^ck of horse*, bueg'es, barness. etc. Bargain. XV wees until pstc for, high lots in Froapsot if sold soon. Call or address J. B. Dobyna, Southstreet addition: no lutsrest.fio taxes; prtosfrom port, ind. r» KAL F.sfATK-*6 DOWN AND *1 A WEEK; Tritb a I the spendsgss In running order? It so
■ , aWSitlCR! (JlLBEiftt ohea|» U at* «“ 0 n0 4’ ^obi'e^reVtT rndianol^V poiTsAli'^CTSMER'muI ~ Bl I LIE' X Ing 16x40 feet, well stocked with lumber, on leased ground, cheap rent, horse and wagon; cash or vacant lots. TT Massachusetts avs. P»OR SALE—THirtTNEST BARKRY'aND X route, oonfecUonsry and oystor saloon in tbs gasbeltjslsoa first-class grocery. CsU on or SsracSridd r ‘ Z,n,n,#r ’ No ’ •• Heins itrsst, An-
T?0B8ALls-t
X bight» f<
■tural (— omime. Inqul
new; must sail quick.
POR 8ALE-L1 VERY 8TABI.E; T\VO-8TT)RY X brick, large lot, rfgbtln center of best nat-
ural gas town tn Indiana; togeth itock of borss*, bugg'es, harness,
laware st.. room A
-Smmm
Y <VaSaT-To J j amouift, in s ?ou“tlto 0 “-
LOST.
rood near street car line. In Brinkmsn’* HUl practical Dickler fldtiion; size *)xl3B feet; price *50 to *100. Brad- »nspoils. Ind. ey A Denny. 23 N. Dels ware *t. 8AI4^'- RAKE
2 SvHTvSSrS
t>eaL estaTF
iv will sell a few lots in
tV IT]
ire *t. IOUT
moneV. WE
yde Park, corner 1111-
ageut*
eat Washington *t.??Mdl! LINE OF PARESfi
pss&sggsmvsi— Y OS;t -ORANGK AND WUTf! Xo^r 9 on co,Ur - r.
noli and Twenty-second sis, without any mousy down to psrtlsa who will build good houses*, will give long time on payments, w. E. Mick <kCo.
H6J4e;
;, two-
story frame bouse, 9 rooms, new and complete; splendid barn; natural gss, besting and illnminatlng; lot SOtA); prlca fe.800. w. E. Mick A ro.
T> EAL EBTATE-ELEGANT bLOCK ON
XV abama; pays 12H per cent.
230 E. McCarty, cheap, on time —|
Bt St. Mary.
*1.500
„ 3.600 .. 1,450
UflO
)R SALE-
298 Fletcher avenue, 5 rooms Lot on Broadway.south of ditch Lot on Ash. betfi-«en Eighth and Nlntn. 1,450
Corner lot on Walcott st .„..4. 860
Lexln^ton^
Aixwsv lull* iiuut r>uuiu vutUfl, x niin* ■treetiand Madison avenue, and are only oi square from Madison avenue and South Meridian atrCst car lines. This piat Is all high and dry, near churches, schools and factories. No lots sold at private sale. Call at office and get plats.
This space bslongs to O. X. wiiaon, dealer ia Oarpsta, Furni ture, Stovss, Trunks,"sto. 224 West Washington street, opposite wm Market
jUILWir TIM I OlRM
IBILT
FOR SALS—HORSXfi AND VIHICLK.
T?OR SALE-HORSE AND SURRY. 24 BROOKJc m i
side avenue.
BALfc-kt^FlttETl'E FLoUrf )?6k
-tTor sa LE-HO RSE.phXeTon'aNd HaK
X ness. 750 East Market.
pofe SALE-CHEAP; COVERED TOP GBO-
X eery wagon. 80 S. Tenn. st.
VX7 ‘ / 77 W *7. A 7, H t* . Bt.
YnjR SALE^GNE HaY M ARE, wagon a n d
X harness st 296 Blackford st.
harness st 296 Blscl
T?OR SALt-kfcLLOGG CARRIAGE, *65: 42 T and 44 North Pennsylvania at.
Yroja sale-all kinds cash pa X Kessler’s, 245 W. Washington it.
rOR HALE- 1 X surry ,_c i> eup.
HORSE AND PfltAETON
. Rear 726 N. Tenn. at.
FgagsnjSS G&JPtiS?™
Yh>K SALft-STOKAGE FOSTirtoOIES AND
T70R saLe-or TRADE. GENTLE HORS* Address f Vncw*° r 1<krf * r hor,e or broo<1
T'OR 8ALE-
X carriage horses in tb
—one of The handsomest
ie city. Room 11. Crclo-
poK SA LM-euxiD PSCdLEb wagDN.
£nt. M ^°te*?e C n h nnf. ,W
TPOR ■SALE—F. HARTMAN. MaNU^ac: X turer of spring trucks, drays, wagons, carts, tampering wheels and brickyard tools. Horseshoeing and jobbing done promptly. No. 230 X.
puRSALE-J^MUST^ V ACATB^BUfLBifNG sold at*once. l^have f iTieaUng stov!m od** 1 ***
and they will be closed out below cost.
Don’t fail to sec them. 11 for natural gas hsstam.
_H2 for natural gas heaters. *20for natural gas base heaters
*7 cook stovss.
*16 large gasoline stoves,
flu refrigerators.
ZlneTtoords tOc. Stoveplps ito.
Oil-cloth 20c per yard Dish pans 25o,
To can hays stoves and everything st almost your own price. Come and see end bs convlaoed.
»c for all-wwIlV-piy carpets ito 'or all-wool extra super
4to tapestry Brussels, *1 velvet Rrussela
28c rag carpet.
->*o pole, braestrlmiteA
*6 fine sain ruga VW.’KSI
Mvelvetplatform rocker.
_ *2 cane rocker. r: urge center tables.
MM) woven wirsapriaga
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