Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 February 1892 — Page 3
THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1L 1892.
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“MK AWD i»OKTEB.»*
Rhody Shlel, Proprietor of the Sooth and of the Federal Navy.
Bom# good tiorieo of Rhody Shiol’* (out own Rhody'*) triumph*! tour through the Southern St*tee are beginning to drift homeward. Rhody ha* a* hi* companion on tbi* tour Albert O. Porter. ex-Oovernor of Indian* and present Miuiater to July. According to report, Rhody ha* been proprietor of the South for a couple of week*. An Indianapolis citizen, who saw Rhody in Kew Orleans, tells this story to a News reporter: • “My wife and I wandered down to the doek, and my attention was directed to the United States revenue cutter which raekee headquarters in the harbor. I thought I •aw a familiar faoe ou the bridge, and when 1 got eioser i discovered Rhody Hhiel standing on the captain's bridge. Rhody w*e giving orders to the orew, and strutting around with all the poasposiiy of a eommo-
d r <*.
WANTED—FEMALE HELP.
WANTED—SITUATIONS.
FINANCIAL.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
XV AXTkI>—A GOOD GIKL AT Xw BROAD- { OITCATION WANTED — W HOLES At. E OR \\ «..v | O rei»tl busincM. A<ldr«*n C.. InO.
OASS—ON VALUABLES. A_ H. WILSON.
AX> ANTKI>—ooOd WHITE uTrl. to >.
v? HHnots street.
situation wanted—by
enced glrJs in
WANTED - FIRST - CLASS
CHaRBER-
m*id, Demsoa Hotsi.
\Xf ANTED-G1&L TO HELf WITH HuUSEvf work. 2S8 South Tennessee.
oce family.
Georgia.
| CITTATION w aNTED-TO DBIV'E deliv. : O ery wagoo: acquainted with city. Address
Ne
TWO EX i'KHf- ; T OANS-A. N. WILSON. ISS^fc. WASH. St.
Inquire SM Last -Li
1TOR SALE-DAIRY.
r r
N>w*-<
ADDRESS K 2, CARE
L
CANS'-CWa ADDRESS
Last Market street.
K. D. ZEMI. 77
inoK SALL-EKESU MILK. COW.
P ;
'tlTAVTXb—LADIES TO TRAVEL. » v thews. south Illinois st.
MAT-
B<5. care News.
KEHTAU-
CIl CATION WANTED-HOTELi*, O rants, merchants, lactories and fs
. - - —- - — on us for help at Baldwin Block. IX \IT ANTED-EXPER1ENCEDD1NING-BOOX t oiTrATION _ W aNTED-BY YuCXG MaHV Sin. Booua », WlnOaor Hotel j Sc^ mln a. ^iiecwr. or f^r V'll luvtcy;
T OANS-MOKMY TO I 1. Fay.** East Market. * v ^ & a a.- b a. r» rr> rs *. VJ* XJ W
loan. Hadley a
| OANB-e PSK CENT. MONET. GREGORY
3M WEST
First st.
| F'ort SALk—GKAIN SLOP FOR HOGS AND i r cows. A) Dunlop st. • I TOR SALE-SCOTCH TERRIER PUPS. U j F West North street.
A Appei. East Market.
A olltf. FOR GENERAL
housework. »4 N. Aiafoama sL
TvAVflb” rf housework,
terms. 10 Vance Block.
overed spring wagon or
News.
ANT ED—GERM AN
GIRL For UEN-
eral housework. ?2S E. Ohio street. AN I ED-YOl N^i olftLTG Ar*-IsT WlT&
housework. TJl North Illinois street-
can furm-h two horses, co
buggy. Address C #. care SITUATION WANTED-AS HOLSEKEEFER | ty hr middie-aged lady of wide erperience; | careful, kind and indulgent with ehUdren: best city reference. Call or address 387 Indiana are.
j^OANB-RMALL LOANS ON REASONABLE
J . payment.
OAN:—« PER CENT.. PRIVILEGE PER
Horace McKay.
T CANS-ON FURNITURE AND OTHER
fwinablee. |I0 up. 30 East Ohio st.
\ITAKTfcb - WdiiAjr fu learn hair-
»v dreMinr i-siaa-n
dressing. Ladles' Rest, over Laurie's.
\1 ANTE IP-GOOD (il!&C7;ON E r CAN GO Vr home st night. 171 North MIssisatppL \S/ ANTED—HALF-GROWN GIRL TO AJS-
V ? Hist in housework. MS North Tennessee.
W ANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
w
A NTED-BOARDERS street.
AT 1« N. NOBLE
J OANS-MONEYTO LOAN. J. H.AUFDER-
heide. Room U. 53 N. Pennsylvania.
1 OANS-ON JEWELRY. CLOTHING 1 j other valuahlea. ST Wsst Washington.
T OaNS—«.<mo and SX500 ir _ 1 j Harry Bowser. 8S North Peqnsylvsnla.
AT t PER CENT.
ANTED— FINE LIVERY AND CaR
T OANS—FARM AND CITY PROPERTYT -L. W. Hoover. WH North Pennsylvania st.
ANTED—GIRL FOR GEN ERA L UOt'SErr work. White preferred. 3ZI North Illinois. Xit’anted—oi IIIifo do genera l hoc-^l-V? w<»rk : twn in family. 1*® East ht. Clair st. "anted—giei, for general house:
ANTED—HICaOBY, SUGAR AND OAK
logs. Central Chair Company.
BClLDlNG-AS8«OCIATIOlf
shares ocrcbased. Boom *4. Ingall* Block.
J oans-also
W "work ; German preferred. 340 N. Penn. st.
anted- b«mrdebs in private family. 607 North Mississippi st,
T OANH-LARGE OR SMALL. VERY RES Lj sorable rates. Reid- Bros.. 42 N. Delaware.
“Khody shied bis just as the muter was about to leave the wharf, and he had time
BASQUE OR skirt-maker at 51 * e »<JrulTave.: reference. \l'anted - go6d gTkl: MUnT know
>r how to
Wanted - first c
\1'ANTED—GAK I^XiS: WILL PAY HIGH- j »r est price. Central Chair Company. j YIT ANTED—BEDROOM SET W ITh CARPET ; r t and stove. Address* 5, care News. ;
T CANS— fia
*30.
OANS—
Any amount.
to say: ‘You are jist too late to be fixed. If you bad been here ten minutes ago I could base fixed you for this trip. I own thia
^ p orter> -j jjg regt 0 f lie boys in town are not in it
Ohio.
cook: good wages. Call 324 Last
ANTlD-GOOD COMPETENT GERMAN i
W irir!: good wages; no washing, ao North
TV ANTED—*6 FOB FULL SET TEETH ; RXV? traded without pais, at Earfaart^a ^X'ANTED — A GOOD HORSE FOR HIS
L (
Your own time.
n,. xzatuiliuu. t?oCsaLE—a SNapTbakery on F nue. *300. Jackson. C3s 8. Illinois.
FOB SALE-REAL ESTATE.
J|EAL ESTATE-TCXEDO.
j^lal Lsi ate-st anlSY.
j^EAL ESTATE—TUXEDO PARK. J^EAL ESTATE—teTkNLEY PARK.
i LAL EST A PE -
ers. ■
: MILLS SMALL, TKAD-
TJ K A if ESTATE—SEX nSF LV ger.
ALEX METZ-
-poRSA LE-MILL WOOD. U Cabinet Company, West
_ . LEWIS PROCTER Cabinet Company, West Indianapolia
IpoR SALE - GROCERY. CHEAP RRHT;
A good location. Address Q 2. cars Nesrs.
‘•pOB SALE-GOOD PlANOl GREAT BAS-
galn, HOl Inquire No. 611 N. Mlsslasippt st.
e'en 8ALK-
F stand.
BLACKSMITH’S I'OOLS AND Corner Rural st. and Pendleton ave.
L'OK SALK-TYPE WRITER. REMINGTON X No. x new; cheap for cash. Address V 1,
care Newa
C'OR SALR-Pi ANUB. OKGAN8. GUITARS, X mandolins, violins, sheet music, etc. N. W.
Bryant a Co.
UOR SALE-DRUG STORE, GREAT RARX gain, fine location. Apply rr^m 11, CSS N. Pennsylvania St.
LMJU 8ALE-l.Vi.000 FLOWER POTS OF ALL U sizes at Indianapolis Pottery Company,
West Indianapolis.
tbisg to-day-
the Indianapol HPHI-H- I with me. Charley Coffin aiH Major Kich-
Deiaware. • ANTED—GOOD WHIT K GIRL; UOoklNO ?V and housework; no washing. 410 North Tennessee st. .
GOOD HORSE FOR
feed; light work. AddressVS, care New*. W ANTED—HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR »» furnitore. carpets, etc. I* West Washington st.
OANS—
Any available security.
L
OAN8-
Horses. wagons, furniture.
CONSUMERS'
ards may be big boys at home, bnt they can’t train ia the same class with me down here.’ Khody might have said something more, but the cutter steamed aw»y from the wharf. The last I saw of Khody there he was standing en the captain's bridge, wildly gesticu-
Slating.
“That nigbt I saw Khody at his hotel When 1 went In he was telling a large crowd of Sontherners how he '.fixed' things politically in Indianapolis. Soon I got an opportunity to rstnark that it had been a good while since the Democrats bad elected anyone in Indianapolis. Khody pulled me to'oue side and said: 'Don’s you give me •way. lam working these felldws. They believe I carry Indianapolis in my vest-
pocket.’ ”
\\J ANTED — r LAI MAKS REND V A TAD Yv bought and sold. llSMssaacnusstts svs
\V ANTED
t» stock. Newton Todd, MS
0A%_ EasPW
B. P. Du Bo,a
tlT A NTED—GIRL FOR GEN LHAL,HOU!»K- > f work ; middle-aged woman preferred. 223
ton st.
■yy ANTED
TRUST aabiug-
Qet uor rates.
L
OASB-
Don t pay old friends
CONSUMERS’ &AS TRtsT
Company stock. Dyer A Lassmana. 31
North Wessst.
W ANTED- HOLHEKELPEKN.ULKRK.DIN- '’ ing-room, ebambermatd, disbwatner st
\XT ANTED—GROCERY AND STOCK OF »» drf goods. Bullock, S4 1 * East Washlng-
i;
OANS—
Double what we
T OANS— Aj Ask for same accommodation.
Baldwin Block. A NTED - A
Fast
ton street. ANTED - I
L
OANS—INDIANAPOL1S MORTGAGE-
COMPETENT GIRL FoR
general housework. In family of two. 170 J
Michigan street.
w
FT Vance Block.
WANT TO BUY' A GOOD f OANsresldenco south cf Tenth st. T. C. Moore, aj
Uo<
AM) oTlfEft !
help st room 11 Old Sentinel Building. Mins
ftilvernaU. dressmaker.
Yl r A niEd-APPRENTICE tv help at room 11 Old Sentin
AST ANTED — HECOND-H AND TYPEWRIT vv ers of standard make*. Hay A WiUIts, 70
“OlfUn’ Her Klghts/' Thera are about four hundred ocoupaMona open to women.
DlKlf.
EAOLKsFIELD—isfant daughter of Carina •. and Jamee T. Eaglesfleld, kebruary #. agad
lour da) s.
VI,'ANTED - EXPtKiLNCLD NURSE. TO f f t&k«care of b*by 9 montlia ola ; reference. Call 20! Lincoln avaoua. \»' ANT ED—oiKl.M Foil BIN DERI WORK ; VV none but experienced heed apply- VVm.
II. Hobson, 68 Fast Market st.
\I' A NTEIj—G EKM AN WOMAN COOK.GERvv man girl sreond w-or*. Baldwin Block,
- XECOND-H AND ers of standard mi
North Pennsylvania rt.
A NT IS D - BEDROOM, DINING Kitchen ;c*ntra»:fumiabedor unfcirnisned.
• T 5. rare N«
u
Tvri
Address .
' ANTRD-iiENTLEM AN w HO CAN OIVE
\V ■
>> humorous recitations; must be first-class.
Address. (’. R. pare Neu*.
\I AN I ED - HAZURH AND >> grind. Barber Bupply House. 17
BCIHSOBB TO
Circle st.
lan girl second '
corner Maraetand Delaware.
KMKHMON-R. B„ at his residence, ^ West
Market street. Tuesday evening, at 4:#). Fu-
Ssral Friday, February ri, at 2 o'clock.
HKLMK'H—Th# funeral of George He'.mlch, *1)1 be held from residence, 13 Singleton street. M 2o'clock, Friday afternoon. Friends InviteA STEVENS-Louis, died at St. Catherines, panads, Fsbroary ®, |<M2, brother of John
Mavtas,of lodiauapoits. Win be
Kotic#of funeral later.
burled
HOUIKIY MKKTINGK.
lOCIKTY -GROROR II. CHAPMAN POST.
7 No. 3US, G. A. It., will give a box social qt iielr hall, southwest corner Washington si.'d
ennsseen, Saturday Hvsriing. Fsbiuary 13; good siuslc and a good time. Com*, evsry body Ad;
gitsaton free. ^
lTolT T.tV ~"k. oF P - INDIAN a Po L18 p Lodge, No. {A, will meet In regular convention this iThursday i evening.7:30o'clock. Work ia second rank, vlsliiug K nights welcome.
W. E. Pn.i.KN, C. 0.
Attest: Gjco. T. RnkUNio. K. R. end H.
VV AN’r ElP'WU-iritEMAN. FItF.UK-
ff lei, Uver-^pou. wnokU*. tuptrliuoutt
A wiib plainp. box 25. ciiy. , W A NTKD—CH A M B k it M AIDH. WAIT EIU4. tv laundrrwomen. Bureau of Information,
room 21. M's West Washington street.
\r*amed-gTklb fuk famix.iem and »v boteis. Highest wage*. Exchange Em-
ncy. 75H En*t W aehtngtou.
ployment Agency. 75H Ehui tt aeiiingtt \ » TaN TED-GOOD SETT LED oT
Manufacturer Lily razey.
'yi’ A Nl ED - GOOD SE( OND-HAND 1 YPlC-
writer. Address, witli particulars as to
make ar.d price. A 6. News office.
WANTED—MARY C. LlAJYD. DENTIST.
Y y e>^w,<ew-k 1 f» gtwruw L' 1 r. t y-> F, t. r- ’ u Ksaixkr
GIRL FOR
\N general housework; good home comforts;
24o East
»x room 19. over Fieicner s nang. Artlflciai {eeth. Filling and eztracting with gaa WANTED-ONE SET DOUBLE PONY xx harness: must be good and cheap for cash. Addre'ui W. W. Davis. Mabalanvlile, Ind; W ANTED — UN Ft KNISHtD Roofi9 BY xx eiderly lady for the cars of house; refer-
goodwahiher and Ironer; good wages.
Ohio street. jTntkd
WANTED-KVfltY LADY IN THE CITY ff ought to see that button dongoia shoe for |1.2T). well worth *2.26. Southardohos parlor. I:i2 Mass. ave. *
CORSET
EXPERIENCED
>..., to aci
1100 a month. Addrcae. xvlth references. Cres-
W A NT k.D—A N
xx saleswoman, to act as Htat«agent; salary
CifTY-I. «). O. K.--< API ! AL LUlMIk, NO. 1*4, I. O. O. F. Regular meeting to-morrow (Friday)evening at TM o'clock. There win be Work In the Initiatory degree. Metnbt
•100 a month. Adureee. with refer cent clasp-works, Ann Arbor, Micb.
"W ANTED—KVKRYONE WHO SEES THE xv genuine dongoia button shoe says It would be cheap at S2. only 11.36. We are selling lots of
them. Southard's shoe parlor. 1H2 Mass, ave.
W A NT ED— TIIK SEMINOTON PRIVATE xx Ttchool of Stenography has better facilities for placing Its students In good positions than any other school In the city. Day and ev ening classes. Investigate our methods. Room 41,
Lorrai ne^Rlock.
anted
- NIGHT SCHOOL EVERY
evening throughout the year. Special low rates of tuition. Bookkeeping, shorthand, type-
rlthinetic, commercial
writing, penmanship, arithmetic, commert law. National Business College. Washington
and Meridian streets.
\\7 A NTED- A (U>6ir yALaRY~U l'AKAn - xv teed So soy lady who will do writing for me at home. Address, in own handwriting, with addressed and stamped envelope. Miss Edna L. hmyihe. South Rend. ln<L, proprietor of the
famous Gloria Water.
YV A NTE'6 - rUETNEsS U N1VER81TY - XV Shorthand and typewriting, equipped with the leading Kemlngton and Caligraphmach
work in the Initiatory degree. Members are Fequestet) to attend. Visiting brethren always weioune. E. L. Khafft, N. g. t srsi'EKW O. SWAKr, Recording Secretsrv.
HU1LIUNG. HAVING ANI> LOAN ASS'N
YlUILDING AND DOAN-FAKM AND LOT J> Savings and Loan._ Charles^ A. Daii^ secre-
tary. T. sic I n, president, ll Ht N, VitiiLDiNO AND l5aN~TII X) money to loan) shares i* Howard Kimball, secretary, so
YillXTiiWi ajnYkj.uVn tuk atlas ha v‘ I> Ins Association ha* money to ioan. snd will
Meridian street, in K i i n a Has
shares tseued any time.
East Market st.
tnf Association hat money t
pass on applications February 3I You can few (100 at a cost of Xo per share, or fl.UUn cast of $2.60 pev week. O. C. Foster, presldep
Robu Martltidnle, secretary. ^IL'DInQ AND LOAN
Y^ILDUiO AND lOaN-TiiT-1 XI -Columbia—Having and Loan Association—
Office 42 North Delaware st. (Reid Bros.) Shares 1100; dues 25o per week; no entrance f#e, parties borrowing need onlv nay 2Sc a week no each #100, which ootiarslprttulum,interest and dues; I per sent. Interest guaranteed to depoe-
nf raWAWToArr
mau; did jou ever stop to
Htupf "VoLiNG think what |: per rery short time tf
week would amount to In a very short time It Invested In the Mutual Home and Saving* Association? It would surprise you. You esn enter
»ny lints. No back duss. Open dally, and Frllay and Saturday evenings. 71 East Market st. Imaao Tualnaw, W. A. Rmdoks.
.President. Secretary,
IsmasmiTAND i.uAfT-TSfJThtar BAR': D tngs and Loan Association will start two a*wearies February t, IMS; one with IHioshares, dues 3Sc per week, and mte with rtY) shares, dues 26c per xvsek. This will gtv^an opportunRv foi those who wish to pay faster than unaer the oU plan, and also another under the old plan. ITT Information apply to directors'. George.I. Mimtnsl. Jacob W. Smith, Janies R. Carnahan, Rcbert 1). Townsend. W. W. Grant, Caleb s. DSnny, Jesse H, Blair; Horace M. Had'cv, president; It. H. Fry, Secretary. M East Mar-
ket street.
g U1L1 .iH uXSITToa N -
TI1K INPt A NA MUTUAL
BtrlXotMO ahni.oan AdsociATtojr
Now Issues certtnca'te* on which no admission fse Is charged. Thle stock can be withdrawn at iny tints without any loss whatever, bearing
Interest st the rats of *■
me rats of s per re
provided that the money is left In for a term .twelve months or longer, and 6 per cent. If l>ft
net annum, i for a term of
• EWfllMW LTltmiHI* UPU iwrt*0r»
In for six months or longer. Tfils stock Isse-
oured by first mortgage on real estate tor mors
than double the amount.
actors.
E. <*. Cornelius,
Alex. R. shroycr, Caleb 8. Denny,
Wm. K. Nlblack, Charles Kahlo,
ff, Y 1 . Dalton, • Deorge W. Fowelt, Charles Mayer, CharieSB. Kregeln, John C. Inuram,
Philander H. FTtr.gerald.
Full Information oclven at the home offics. Worn* ff, 9 add 51 Thorpe Block. Indianapolis.
CWahi e* KaHi.o, Secretary. “r .i—i-r-. - v — ■ _ g-a
aK d I t. aK-T iTk kTs y stoSI J) BuUdtngand l.can Asaoctatlon. •bareslltiO. Weetly dues2Rc.
Mosnirance fee. Yon may enter at any tlma. No back dues. Shares are canceled aa-soon as paid, thereby stopping premium and Interest. The premium la the lowest possible and uniform to all borrowers. Premium and Interest-are In-
cluded tn the weeitly payment of »c. A loan of #50n will cost #L2a per u eek. A loan of WOO will cost g! per week. A loan of SI.OOO will coat gLRO per week.
Horace T. Bennett, preslfloeckllng. vice president;
. . .. treasurer . Wtlliam M. Levy,
lacoh Frank el. John
Leathers, secretary,
attorneys. • Dues mi at the oi
Jtleok: or ■ ■■■■■I
• :Ho at 67 East Washington atreeL Hrst door east
“ trance.
T LOaN^PaN-TTaNDLE BUILDING and LOAN.
vrs —
The directors are; Horace dent: George A. IV Uharlee J. Doherty, tre
tv. treasurer: william M. Levy John W. Hoiuman, Janies M
Hottzman A Leathers.
n*|bc jAld atany time during^the^weeh or updn Saturday rlghtsfromkNountU s.suat «f East Wash ' ■ H ~ I
of Vance Hloofc entr isrnnsnwprt) J> BUXLDU
The Pan-Handle Building, Haring and Loan
will cemmence business av Briggs's
WWW! _
diM* store, corner of State ave. and Wavhington SL, SO Saturday evening. February 13. 1892.
Shares. #I0<>; weekly duea,3&c.
No entrance fee.
Too may enter at any time No back does. Shares are canceled a* soon as pmd, thereby stonpiitgpremium and Interest. The premium Is Scents per share per week. Premltfm and Interest are included in the
weakly payment of & cents. A loan ot WOO will oo«t Si X per A loan of woo will cost #2 t»er e
V. R. It, Union station.
n ■ week.
! WOO will cost #2 t>er xveek.
A loan of W.OiW xrtll cost #2.50 per week.
The director* are: Jxn.cs lenders. Trainmaster I. A Joe. w. Greener,
Trainmaster P„ C., C. A St L., M Arsenal
*ve.
.©, H. Mahonev, Grocer. 752 K. Washington st U. F. GUI, Foreman Pan-Handle shops. J. G. Patterson. * Yardtnaaier P., C., C. A St L. M. M Mahoney. Insurance agent, S3 Buchanan si. IS. L. Wallace, UotM ractor. s Leo (a at John W. Keating, Cleih I. A * 4 . R. R.. Valon Station. President—D. H. Mahoney. . k Vloe-Preatdeet—M. F. GUL Secretary—P. J. I-anden. Treasurer-J. G. Patterson.
Due* m^be^>aid at any time during the week pen Saturday rdchTfrom^-jo'unU ***n.°m' at
corner State ave. and Wash-
at
upon
XMargtN drug store
Ington st Apply Vo any of the above named directors for sny Information or to subscribe for
Fading Jlenitriglot) and umigrapn machines, pre-eminently superior In every respect. Ladies
nen pfso«
and gentlemen placed In the best positions, free
of charge, soon as competent; make no mistake, le*rn hero; elevator, for day and night Btudents. \V ben,Block. Herb A Osborn.
leixrn hero; el
W beiuBlock. A N T E D- D H iis-U t 'TTT N O AND DREHS-
maklng School. Y'ou are taught to make dresae* from beginning to end, ineasurjng. draughting, cutting, basting, sew ing (both nand and machine), draping, tine UnUhing ami designing. You Can bring your own or friends' drexscs. wraps or other sowing, making Just hh many garments a* you like. Every lady who l* Interested In obtaining a perfect knowledge of dressmaking Is invited to call and see our school andnysten. Emma Edwards 163 Koulh East st. YV'antkd- weTIiave had years of xx experience In teaching young girls the art of sewing and general dressmaking. We understand how to reach the beet points In teavhing and with the least time; nowne can be taught to cut and Isarn to be a dressmaker by making <>na dress, but each pupil makes as many dresses as she,desires, no matter what the material may be, or how complicated the design they may select. We teach hand and machine sewing, button hole making, tacking draperies and plaits, designing draperies, fancy sleeves, basque* end toagowus, cutting plain and diagonal fronts, matching plaids, stripes and flowers, making collars of ail descriptions and waist and skirt trimmings. We furnish good fashion books to work from, sowing machine*, dress forms-for draping, proaaing-boards, systems. In fact, everything necessary to use while learning. Time and Instructions unlimited. Emma Edwards. ltd Mouth East at., half square north o
Virginia ave.
, half square north of 2U0
LOST.
orr-FouR key* on ring.
to N*wa office. Reward.
RETURN
FTchXrmT~ retukn 355 YirXa glnia ave. Liberal reward.
t oht-k.of> watch cKATonamier
•Ju to *• Fast Market St. Reward.
roiff^JOiALL Dri«; LONO~BLACK HAIR. I j 'MS North Del aware st. Reward. i
¥"68 r—GOLD WATCH-CHARM, return
1j to 14# As* st. aad receive reward.
¥ OSt-ltED-FACE I’UoT'RETURN TO NO. U
M.J Houth Illinois st. snd receive reward.
^OtriPflllA'lJ RED'RIBBON' m ' ■ ‘
and bell around neck. Rotura to400 Mouth
*» *» Reward. ^
PERRON AL,
YXKlSeOIxAL-A. M WICKUAM. FORMERLY A Ran kin, wU1 see her lady friend* 4*4 North iSL •
WANTED—MALE HKI.U.
tl; ANTED—TRY SEA-SALT BATHS, 20c. 64
V? North Illinois st. -
1X7 ANTED-kXFERIBNCED WAITER AT
tv 67South Illinois.
\\J ANTK.D—l.ODG 1NOB ANIT MUALS, 10c.
TV 280 West Market at.
\V ANTED—FIRsT-ULA«a VARNISHEH. U.
TV S. Lounge Company.
U7 ANTED—81X LOUNGE’ BKD-MAKEKs.
VV M. Clune.700 S. MerUitad *t.
\V A NTKD—FIKhT-CLAHM WAITER Tf
Vf Charles Mueilerschoen’i Hotel. AIMTEl>-HAIK CUTTING 15c. EOMPaTV> dourSSc. Shave 10c, 64 North iltiuol*.
, \V ANTfeD—ftRluHTBOY.ABGl T16 YEA RS. tt Bates House Misfit Parlor, 56 W. W ashing-
ton.
W’ ANTEO — BATHS, HOT AND COLD; VV ttrat-clasa iu every particular, 16c. 64 North
lllinots.
W ANTED-FAKTNER in retail poulVV try business, with small capital. 300Mas-
•echuselte ave.
\\J ANTED—ROY TO TAKE CARE HORSES VV *nd make himself useful. C. J,Gardner.
1058 West Washington st.
IV ANTED-YOUNG MiN , EXPERIENCED VV in drv-goods: give references aad experl-
ene*\ Apply Q 4. this office.
W ANTED-BLACKSM ITfl ; M CsT BE GOOD VV plow workman and horseshoer. Apply at ones. H. Binkley A Son, Tipton. 117 JkSTRD-^tWo GOOD MALE VOICES FOR VV for male quartet, bass and tenor; social pastime. Address X A, care News office.
il’ANTED-OYSTER CHARLIE’S FRIED VV oysters beat anything you ever aie; tweive for 2* cents. 212 East Washingtou. \17 A NTJID — f HO&fi 8KKKI NG EM PlOY'VV men! Inclose 10 cents In stamps. Bureau of Information, room 21,5*16 W. Washington st. xl;anteD—A VRacTTcal man with tt city acquaintance who c*n snow reference* from last employers; #12 weekly. See Mr. Hun Wick or manager Enterprise Hotel. 11 rx SI RD—THa VElTN (* “ti ALEbMlSN ■ TO VV sell baking powder to the retail grocery trade: men acqua!nted with the different sections of the country; a good side line: also good opportunity for clerks or any live men who want logo on the road: experience not absolutely necessary. We menu business. To the right men liberal contract* will be made and steady work given. We pay not lees than #75month salary and expenses, or Soper cent, commission. Address, with stamp, U.E. Chemical Works. 860 and 8U
Van Huron st..Chieago. Ill
W ANTEI>-AGENTS.
A GKNT8 WANTED-LADIE8 OR GKNTLE-
J\ men at No. 14 Arch si
a GENTS W ANTEb-AN AGENT TO BELL A dress goods. 7* N. Pennsylvania st.
agents waN+Ed-lady To travel on A .salary. Matthews. *2)* S. Illinois st. a GKN tS ^ A NTE5-GOOD EX PERIENCED .*Y as agent by saving and loan association. Ad-
dress A 5. care News.
A GENTS WANTED-TO INTRODUCE TWO A new novelties; sell at sight; big pav:send •tamp for circulars and terms. M. and S., 107
Franklin st.. Peoria. 111.
k gents Wanted-we want good, A live agents In every city and town in Indiana to work Ufa insurance for the Massachusetts Benefit Assoclatioa of Boston, for which w« are State agents: we offer fine inducements to parties ot ability. Address W. K. <£ K. L. Mick. 68 Lost Market street. Indianapolis. Ind.
AGENT* WaXTED-THK masonic muA tual Benefit society of Indiana offers special Inducements to first-clam men to act as special or local agents throughout the State of Indiana. Men who can write busiaess can secure firstclass renewal contract*. Address all com mao icstions to the horns oflics of ths society. Indian-
apolis. Ind.
A oteNTH WANTED—#12 TO H5 A DAY TO A agents selling our Perfection Shoe'recently patented): also, the Taylor Adjustab e tshoe, direct to the consumer: profit from 75cents to •LHspalr. No competition: every Isdy s possible customer this spring. Secure your territory at onee. Address, with Sc stamp. Consolidated Adjustable uhoe Company, Lynn, Mas*.
TO LET-MISCKLLANFOVS.
ri'O LET—ONE ROOM. WITH POWER. aP
1 ply at Bryce’s bakery.
rpo let- bkTcK ba rNTRoom forThrxE
1 horses. t» North lilinota.
rpo LKT-iaRG* ROOM. SUITABLE FOR
X society meetings. M Virginia avs.
rpo let - FACTORY BUILDINGS, with 1 or without power. F. T. McWhlrter, 74 East
Market.
rpo LET-two FARMS IN MT" JauKSON. 1 adjoining Indianapolis: good house, barn and small orcbwrd oa each, and eacb containing about twenty-five acres of bottom land; rent #*» per yeax Was. CL XacUah, a# Satal La-
fiiaE.
elderly lady for the care of ence furnished. Address w 5. car
cars News,
GOOD MEC-
YV anted-thhee 61T
xx ond-hand houses to be moved. Webb Jamison A Co.. 222 8. Merid an st. Telephone 35«; 11 ANTF.Ii A WKI.L FURNlr-HEl) RO.jM XX for family of three in northeast part of city. References exchanged. Address Q 5, care
News.
\X ANTED-TO Itr yUn - MONTHLY FAY-
ments. h corner lot on Illinois or Meridian street beyond Fifteenth street. Addrt
>eyt
care New*.
ANTED—TEETH
ress F 4,
w
FIXED AT the den
six weeks
Mat
tal College, 19S North Pennsylvania: on eks more In which to get work done tre
crisis at cost.
\\ ANTED-TO LOAN
XX nlture, pianos, horses, etc., without re-
moval ; also on watches at M. Poe. room 21 Ingalls Block
Xv anti.d-Jok printing ofEVIHIy J'-PT X’ scriptlon at lowest rates, consistent with good wotk; Uhance-Matthews Printing Co~ pany, !< and 11 Vance Block. Virginia ave.
phone 128.'. A NTED-TO
MOSEY ON FUR-
,^s, etc., wil nd diamonds.
George
CotnTele-
etc.: easy terms; contiaentlal. 2,14 West YVash-
. Ington, room 4.
^ OANM—MONEY LOANEDON HOUSEHOLD
RENT, MODERN DWFJLL-
Ing.eiglit to ttvelve rooms with barn, in
tleman and wire; no
desirable locality, by gentleman and wife; t children. Inquire Geo.. W. Paugborn A Co.. N
94 East Market st.
W aNTKD-TF ^'or'ATtETN’TTF.ETFOF AN Y xx bams, shoulders. California ham* or lard go
I go
to Pouoer’s clean meat market. 224 East Wasb-
k 79 and 80 East Market, who
Ington street or stalls
Is retailing smoked meat at less than wholesale
TO LET-ROOMS.
BOOM8. 74 WEST
rpo
X Market.
10 LET -FURNISH El) ItOOMS. 135 NORTH
T
Illinois st.
rpO J.ET—FURNISH ED ROOMS. 76 NORTH
1 Ne
w Jersey st.
ri'O LET- PLEASANT. FURNISHED ROOMS
1 at 433 North Illinois.
fl'O l.F.T NICELY FURNISHED LARGE
rooms. 69 N. Illinois.
1 ri'O LET-CNFURNISHED ROOMS. AT 224
1 North New Jersey st. rjpd LET - FURNThHED
gases. 21 East North s^._
ROOM; RUTH
r|*o l.KT
UNFURNISHED
room, cheap. 39 Virginia ave.
rpo LET-NICELY' FURNISHED
SLEEPING
with board. 82 Michigan ave.
let-fuhnTmTie d
ROOMS.
BOTH
rpo LET-FURNISHED ROOMS;
L gases ; bath. 144 North Illinois. fro LET—PLEASANT, FURNISHED ROOM,
1 firet floor. 469 North Illinois st.
fpo LET-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
1 and board. 138 Massachusetts ave.
iO LET—LARGE ROOM;
SUITABLE FOR
society meetings. 39 Virginia ave. LET-NlCELY FURNISHED FRONT
rpo LET-FUKNISH RDFRONTROOM.WITH X board, mau and wife. 485 College ave. rpiTLET-ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFUR1 nl*hed, for housekeepti%. 271 N. Alabama, rpo LET - NICELY - FURNISHED 'ROOM; 1 central; use oi piano. Address E 3, care
News.
rpo LET-THO NICE. UNFURNISHED 1 rooms; gentlemen preferred. 381 N Illinois
street.
rpo LET - FURNISHED AND UNFUR1 nished rooms; references. 184 Massachu-
setts ave.
rpo LET—PEBI KABLE ROOMS WITH FIRKTI class boara; also day boarding. 272 North
Meridian *t.
rpO LET—FURNISH ED FRONT ROOMS; X first floor; lor light housekeeping. 175 W. Michigan nt. rpo Let-Newi.Y-FUliNisinrD Room, in 1 new house: all modern conveniences. Address N 5, care News. • nVo“LKT-TirKIi:E'Y“oNVTffNYENT — RoOMs, x housekeeping; modern conveniences; references e*changed. 407 N. HlinolA rpo LET—WITH HOARD, TW'O BETTES 1 front rooms, suitable forfamily :singie rooms with board #4 to #7 per week. Two squares from postoflice. Old reliable Enterprise Hotel. Mass,
avenue.
TO LET—HOUSES.
rjtO LET-LIST. 10 CIRCLE.
rj»0 LET—GET LIST. ALEX. METZGER.
'I'D LET-SEE LIST. C. E. COFFIN A CO.
rpo LET-74 W. NORTH ST. APPLY TO
X John W. Ray.
rpo LET—BEE LIST AT HADLEY <S FAY’S,
X 68 East Market.
rpo LET-HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE
X city. C. F.Bayles.
'pO LET—SEE LIsTATW EAST MARKET;
1 ground floor. Gregory A Appel.
rpo LET-SIX-ROOM COTTAGE: 300 EAST
I Michigan street: both kinds of gas.
rpu LET-414-S. MERIDIAN. STORE-ROOM. X gas. Bradley A Denny. 26 N. Delaware
rpo LKT-3-ROOM HOUSE. 460 LOCUST ST.; 1 natural gas; rear of 154 Union street; #9. Uhu LET-ENTIRE DWELLING. PART OF 1 175 Shelby st.; good location for physician.
rpo LET—43 LORD STREET. 5 ROOMS. 1 natural gas. good water, cistern and cellar.
Inquire 197 East Washington.
rpO LET-178 NORTH ALABAMA; 19ROOM8; 1 city water, bath, both gases, sewer, etc. Overman A Xicoli. Market ana Delaware.
rpo LET-FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE. IN CON1 nection with store-room: South East st.; new: #25 per month. Smith A Walters, 50 Thorpe
Block.
rpo LET—EIGHT ROOMS. BATH. SOFT AND 1 city water: electric cars, down-town: best terms to good tenant. Call or address 21, Board
Trade.
rpo LET-TWO-STORY. FIVE-ROOM HOUSE; X both gase*: one square north of Military Park, on West Vermont st. Inquire 8i West Ver-
mont st.
rpo LET—EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. NO. 185 ST. X MarysL: both kinds of gas; #25 per month. Inquire of John W ocher. 19S North Pennsyl-
vania st.
rpO LET-
1 2BGregf*t,7room#; cheap.
215 South East, new bath gad barber shop. Houses on Shelby st #8 00 279 south Olive. 5 rooms 7 50 187 Orange. 4 robins, good 7 50
See list at oar office.
C. W. Oofisccn. 15 Virginia ave.
TO LET—OFFICES aNI> STottES.
rpo LET—HALF OF STOREROOM. 2W MAS-
X sechusetts ave.
rpo LET-STORK ROOM 133 S. MERIDIAN
I st. Apply Bank of Commerce.
rpO LET-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS. IN X first-class office building at reasonable rate*.
Dyer A Rassmann. 31 Circle su
rpo LET-TRUE FRIEND HALL. WHEN l Block (elegantly furnished), alternate Wednesday nights. Inquire janitor building, or
G. W. Batty. 7 Virginia avenue.
rpO LET-A PHYSICIAN WILL DO WELL i to secure the double office, with heat, hot
and cold water and janitor's services at Propylaeum; for terms apoly to curator between the
hours of Sand 4.
BUSINESS CHANCE.
TYUSINESS CHANCE — A GOOD. LNDCSL> trious, straightforward, sober man to take
-interei
igi
half-interest in a good paying business of f5,000
per anaum. Address D 5, care News.
lU'SlSESS CHANUE-I HAVE A LOT, 29 I) feet, oa North Pennsylvania street, running through to Massachusetts avenue, where it fronts as feet, upon which I would erect a building to suit a tenant oa long lease; locatloa a
magalflcent one for mercantile
Hoteee M. Kay, MM North Pennsylvania as.
Loan Co.. room N o. 10
L £
Thorpe
Block.
rates) oa long time.
Block.
T. C. Moore, 4 Vanes
J OA >8—S PER CENT. IN 1 j Privilege of prepayment Coffin ■X Co.
SUMS TO SUIT,
monthly.
43 L. A X . C. K.
T OANS—fl.UG) TO J-IMML LOWEST KATES: l-j it wHl pay to see. Dyer <fc Rassmsnn. 31
Circle street.
T OANS—ON FURNITURE. PIANOS, JL« horses, etc., without removal. Ge& M. Poe.
24 Ingalls Block.
I OANo-MoNEY on FARMS OR cItY I j property: terms reasonable. 'Thomas C. Day
<t Go.. 72 E. Ylsrket
Y GANS-MONEY 6 PER CENT.
J j .
BUILDING
Association shares purchased, Newton Todd,
24S E. Washington.
aNSfundi
T OANS—BOTH PRIVATE AND EASTERN
fund* on hand: any amoum C. 8. Warburton. 2* Vance Block.
(gum #SU0 up.
T OANS-BUILDING ASSOCIATION PLAN Aj or straight; any amount: no delay. Overman & NTcoli, corner Mart et and Delaware.
t CANH—f 15 AND UPWARD TO LEND ON 1j personal property: business strictly confidential. Kingman. II South A labama st.
T OANS-SPEC1AL SUMS OF |4(«. #600, #600 1j »»Xi^nd fl.OOO. Money ready.no delay, feet reasonable. A. B. Grover <k Co., 32^FI Market.
E NCYCLOPEDIA,
BRl-
I OANH-THE
Ij tannica. The Encyclopedia J every department of knowledge known to man-
T OAN^T-lifoN'EY TO LOAN\ON APPROVED Ij business paper; city and country merchants take notice. James Greene & Co., No. 8 Central
Block
L
OANS—PRIVATE FUNDS ON FARM AND
city property ; large loans on business property. 6 per cent. Stanton A Scott, 34 N- Deia-
T OANS—ON FURNITl'HE.Pl ANO8.HOR8ES. Ij vehicles, store fixtures, diamonds, watches.
I j goods, horse*, pianos and other personal
property, at lowest rates. Pay It back weekly.
12H N. Delawarest.. room 3.
12H N. _ YX' ANTED — TO LOAN MON EY' ON Xv watches, diamonds and other valuables; office private A. N. Wilson, room 9. Mantur’s
New Block (corner east of court-house.) J OASS-8IX PER CENT. MONEY
x j of 11,000 or only. Pay it ba
- . . IN BUMS oils property
tore, on Indianapolis props
ay U back when you please. No delay; reasonable fees. Spann «ft Co.. 86 R. Market, j ^OANS'- MOSUY" fO LOAN AT X LOW
City property. No com-
isslon." Georg" B. Yandes, No. 3 Phosni*
- Delaware and Market.
rate of Interest on mission.' Georg" B.
Block, northwest corner
T OANS-MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNf Ij ture, merchandiee. etc. No removal or publicity: prices low; confidential. .Indianapolis Loan Company, room 4. 'JOia North Delaware st. T OA N H—MONE Y IN SUMS OF »100 T O #1,000 Ij and upward at lowest rates of interest; a large sum of money left In our care to be loaned In any amount at once: no delay. Alex. Metzger,
second floor Odd Fellows Block. ■J^OA NS — TO LOXn MON&Y’
IN ANY
amount, tn sums of #2C0 to #6,000. on very easy terms; low rates, no delay.can accommodate you the same day that apply, loan on city or farms. C. W. Gorsuch, 16 Virginia ava. oan&—thfTXtlas hav iNo aSsocta-
1 ;
Ij lion has money t
tlons February 20., Y'ou can of 25c per share, or #1.099 at
we ~
dal To
of 25c per share, or #1.099 at a cost of #2.50 per week. C. C. Foster, president; Robert Martln-
borrow #100 at a cost a cost of #2.50 per
tie, cecretary.
J OANS—MONEY
LOAN ON IIOUHE-
hold furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, watches, diamonds or any article of value. Leans made for thirty, sixty and ninety days; money on hand : no delay in making loan; btislstrlctly confidential: lowest rateof interest.
_ -e _placing your loan.
room
ness 1 rail 1
inn
1 and see me before p
Ertel, room 24, Thorpe Block.
| OANS-MONEY ON FURNITURE,PIANOS, horses, wagons, office, store fixtures, and all
kinds of personal property Jn sums to suit, without removal, in the quickest possible time and at the lowest possible rates; also on watches and diamond* Y’ou can pay it back In weekly or monthly installmentsT’and each small payment reduces the cost of carrying the balance. Business strictly confidenTialT W. C. Slatts, room 24 Ingalls Blocg, Southwest corner of Washington
and Pennsylvania sts.
OANS— •
LOW 1ST RATES,
EASY TERMS,
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
LOANS MADE ON SHORT NOTICE.
Money loaned on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, store fixtures, warehouses.receipts, and all kinds of personal property in any amount from #10 upw ard. The property to remain in your undisturbed possession. We also lend money on watcheeand diamonds. Yon can pay back the money In weikly or monthly install-
at€ ly. orpiat It a*» 1 In advance, where.
owe a ba’aoce on your furniture 11 pav the same for yon and carry on desire. No charges taken out All and see us before going else-
Established 1887.
Indiana Mortgage loan Co,
Room 18Insurance Block, Northeast corner Market and Pennsylvania st
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
A N NOUNCEMENT—C. ELLIS FOR PAINTing; satisfaction guaranteed. 42 Kentucky avenue.
A N MOUHCEMENT - INDIANAPOLIS A Printing Company, 39 Virginia ave. Tele-
phone l.io.
— MRS.
plam
Peuneylvania st. A N NOUN CEMENT-TUXEDO WRITING
A N NOUN CEMENT — MRS. -DR. ELLIS, XV planet and stellar physician. 125 North
xv paper* Wm. 8. Canfleld, Printer and Sta-
tioner.31 Virginia ave.
A NNGUNt’EMENT-APRON. VALENTINE XV and tee cream festival at Mayflower church, Bt. t lair street, near Eaat, to-morrow afternoon
St.
and eveaing.
Admission free.
N NOUNCEMENT—JERUSALEM ! MU8IC-
old
ments.
al instruments repaired and Instruments traded for new its. Jerusalem. 73 Maaeachoi
QUfactUred; ild on par-
mam
or Hold on pay-
setts ave.
fOK TRADE.
TTOR TRADE-GOOD LOT FOB HORSE OR
X buggy.
68 East Market street.
T>OR TRADE—GOOD LOT TO EXCHANGE .T for piano. -68 East Market street.
POK THADE-ANYTHING x tate and merchandise. Washington su __ jpuft TRADE — THREE PA
IN REAL E8Bullock, M* East
HORSES
wagons and harness, for house and lot W’ould assume some itieumbrance. 108 Wabash. pOR TRADE - IMPORTED STALLION X Clydesdale, six years old; also Imported jack four vears old, 1444 high: no better prlee. seven teen hundred. The two will trade for real estate
108 Wabash. Geo. K. Schofield.
POLITICAL,
"POLITICAL—ROBERT F. CORY J ocratic candidate for sheriff.
IS A DEM-
FOK SALE—MLSCELLaNEOCs.
'OR SALE—BEST PAYING SMALL JOB
x p^lntuig^office in tbs city, or trade for good
POR SALE—THE NEW FURNITURE AND X housekeeping effects contained
roomed cottage.
SALE-ONE
in tlveApply 333 Blake.
SEVENTY-FIVE-LAMP.
■■
x sixteen-candle power Jenney dvnamo; grod repair. Udell Wooden ware-works.
*T?OR SALE-GROCERY X stands in the eity; n doing a tine business. Ad
pOR —
ONE OF THE BEST
no old s’nck on hand; ddreaeT S, New* office.
SALE-EASY PAYMKN'IS on box
watches.
POH SALE - CALL AND ICYllE'AVV a and light New York track*: the tineat in the market. 0. H. Shover. 16* 178 East Market st.
T?OR SALE-S PKCTACLES AND X glasses fitted scienttfically at Optician
fcY’E-
Lando’s, ME. M ark el. "nOR SALE—PRESCRIPTIONS MADE AND x all kinds of lenses ground to order. Optician
Lando, S? E. Market st.
tOR SALE—TWENTY’ COWS. 3 HORSES. 1 wagon, milk cans, route of 65 gallon* Wis-
consin street. H. WeMphal.
POR SALE-REPAIRS FOR ALL SEWINO x machines at “Standard” office. 173K. Washington st. Joseph C. Ptieger.
T7OKBALE—LARGE. MAY X Brahmas. Apply to C. : dyke ava., West Indianapolis.
MAM MUTH LIGHT
H. Bumb, 92 Nor-
■nOR SAjCS—H0U8E-B0aT and FIXTURES: x boat 4Dfeet long. 10 feet wide; cheap. John
C. Mlllejr, north of Eagle creek.
YpOR SiEE-A GOOD FRAME BARN x the Mouth Side Webb. Jamison A Co., fhonse-movers). 2Xj South Meridian st Tele-
phone 336.
yOR SALE—NICK, NEW. ^ X of boot* and (hoes; good location, endld opportunity to step right ini
CLEAN STCKK
low rent,
d opportunity to step right into a good, business; invojee about *6,000. Address
splen paytn
G 5, care News.
TpOB SALX-SLlBlNG BLISDb, x ,, Dumb Walters.
Sliding fly screens. Building paper.
Joe. ZiMttKRMA v. a5south Alabama.
yOH SALE - REM EMBER THE ONLY X ptkee in Indianapolis where you can buy genuine tailor-made misfit* IsNewY’ork Misfit
Parlor. 14 Virginia ave. Suit
for *25. #30 and *4u
Payments or rash.
i ave. St we sell
ts or overcoat* made l for *12. #15 and #18.
TjMJB Sale — SECOND-HAND ENGINES
X and hoit
and hotter*; one Atlaa engine, 18x24. auto-
matic cut-off. drive-wheel 13 feet by 24 Inch face; one Cooper engine. 13x24,10 foot drive-wheel and M-lnrh face, la good repair; also three boUera
UdeU Woodsnware-
UGU SALE
r mill power; a creek, th
-ON
mill, with b
all tn
E ROlLEH-PHOCESS GRIST llfty barrel capacity, water nd repair; situated on Big Eagle [one-half mile* west of the city. Cuneel Mill,” with HVt acre* of
e and one-half mib the ’‘{'■■••ui sriii •>
known a* land. re*td
half cash and balance in one and two years.
ow
land, residence and bant. Terms of sale: One-
Location first-class, and the
property
•old at a great sacrifice. Address Andrew C.
will oe
Cosset, No. 418 West New York street, city,
poa SALK—
You can get anything In the following lines, and have your own time to oay for them: Furniture ..Carpets Stoves »,.....Uueensware........ Draperies Mattings Oil-cloth Wall-paper Pictures Baby ferriages Sewing Machines,...^ .—....Lounges... Mattresses ana Pillows ... Parlor Furniture Book-cases Everything on earth for housekeeping. New Y'okk Fcrniturk Co., 84 East Washington street. North side, near court-house.
T?OR SALE - TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE x sale fur ten days onU. in carpets, wall-paper, draperies and furniture. Profits entirely sacrificed and many goods offered less than cost of production. Good Bruisels carpet 50c per yard. Best all-wool, ingrain carpet 50c per yard. Half-wool Ingrain carpet 40o pervard. Cotton Ingrain carpet 26c per yard. Good rag carpet 25c per yard. Now lathe tlui* to hav* wall papering done cheap. We ar* selling wall-paper at exactly half price during this sale. 6c wall-paper for ZXc per bolt. 8c wall-paper Ior4c per bolt. 10c wall-paper for 5c per bolt. 12c wall-paper for 6c per bolt. The following prices on good furniture la
00
, 00 Solid oak sideboard 12 &0 Largeet size plush lounge 8 no Good bed lounge .... 6 50 No. 7 cook stove...., /6 00 We make no reservations, but offer a large aasortmentof goodsatnricesnamed. - Chas. L. Hetchinsoh, 89 East Washington eh
I? OR SAL Bi-
le there any one on earth that knows
NO. 260 West Washington street Is, or the northeast corner ot West and Washington sts? It will par you to find - • the place.
Boon
aa
possible, because
We are closing out a wholesale stock of groceries and fine boots, shoes, slippers and rubbers at cost. and below cost. We can fit everybody at prices unheard of. Don’t forget the place. No. 250 West Washington street, northeast corner West and Washington sts.
G. F. Kbeitlkin.
I, 1 0F, SALE— x 1 ON PAYMENTS OR CASH. Your own terms. Our stock must be sold. Yon
can have your own time to pay for them. Our Chicago buyer Is overloading us with desirable
household goods, both new and eecond-band. You are the one that will be benefited. These goods are all first-class. Come and see them. We also buy, sell and exchange newforold furniture, carpets, stoves, queensware, baby carriages, sewing machines, refrigerators and everything on earth that can be used for housekeeping.
In connection with a second-hand line we carry a full line of new goods.
Wall paper on payments.
CARPETS AND DRAPERY.
18c good cotton ingrain. 2le heavy cotton ingrain. 28c heavy union carpet. 60c heavy half-wool carpet.
f-wool
50c Brusse}e carpet.' 20c window shades.
Lace curtains, portieres and rugs.
FT7RN IT CBE. |15solid walnut, marble-top bedroom solte, #3 marble-top, walnut washstand. *5 bed lounges. Beds 59c each and upward. Mattresses 50ceach and upward. Safes #1 each and upward. Bedroom suites #5 and upward. Parlor saites #10 to #50.
STOVES. #4 for good cook stoves. #7. good cooking stoves. Second-hand out good stove trimming* and at your own price We want to buy your old refrigerator.
■p E A L ESTAf t-XEN WOOD PARK. ALEXI
JY Metzger. Agent.
KAL ESTATE—FIVE-ROOM HOUSE. Sb". . 81 Lockerbie st., natural gas. kAL ESTATE—FOUR-ROOM HOUSE. 393 , Alvord st.. RjoP. Cat 1304 Favette st.
TYEAL ESTATE - PROPERTY OF XV kinds. Hadley A Fay. 68K. Market st.
t>eai. estate - Wanted consumers 1 XV Gas Trust Company stock. Dyer A Base-
man. 31 Circle st.
y^EAL ESTATE-BAffQAlN-SPANN_AVK.;
six-room cottage: new. Smith A Walters.
50 Thorpe Bluck.
|Y EAL ESTATE—130 FEET ON K WASHING-
IV ton street at a bargain.
Co.. 72 East Market st.
TYFAL ESIATE-VACaNT LOTS XV list most desirable and cheapest la the city
Dyer A Kasrmann. 31 Circle st.
Thomas C. Day &
Large
FOK KAXJ&-HEAL ESTATE.
park, a 1
ytieai. mtate^thrke tm*6K rAxmc* XV street for saleatarreatbarcain. or will trad*
yy EAL ESTATE - TUXEDO
XV street for saleatarreatbarcaiD. or Will trad* them. H. il. Hoville,3M West WaKtiinglon. TJ EAL ^ESTATE - itfREE - ROOM, XV house, never occupied, on Union street, for #1.000, H. H. Be vine. & West Washington.
H. H. Bevtlle. Vi West Washington.
t»EAI, ESTATE—#6.500^ PARK aVF... MODXV em. east-front, two-story, nine rooms: front
and rear stain: bath and gas. Call 692 Park. T>*A1, E8TATK-H1X-B(K)M NEW HOUNg; XV porches, brick walks, natural gas: all modern Improvements, within one square of eleoria ear line, located on Walcott street: cheap at #S.400f call on ta. H. Bevtlle. Vi W. Washington.
FOR KAI.F-_HOK.NES AND VEHICLES
TX)R SaLE-PONY carts, we fit you* p p,— — — - -
pony. 315 East Market.
POK HALE-YOUNG HORSE. WAGON Afffi X harness. _*•> Massachusetta avenue.
I—- — V as v vs as w* vr • poRSA LE-NEW 8URHEY.ONlY HVTGtt JT season. Can be seen at H. C. Fisk A Soa. J.
H. Byew.
pOR 8a£.E-SR<^ON D"THA»5"’TbP TTitLIV’*
X ery wagom ~
Washington st.
EaX estate-A BEAUflFUL EAST front lot on Talbott ave. A decided bar-
galn. Address M 5, News office.
|>kal Estate—bargains XV and improved property in 1 city. C. F. Haylss. ft K Market.
In vacant all parts of tho
"D EAL EHTATE-FIKE. LIGHTNING. CYXv clone, gas explosion and Ufa insurance.
Hadley A Fay. 68 Ea-t Market st.
TV EAL ESTATK-THRiE, FOUR AND FIVEXV room cottage*, on easy weekly or monthly payments. Dynes.ttXH East Washington] room 1*
•pEAL ESTATE-LOT, LINCOLN PARK, X\ #750; east front, first section. " -
. ■Xifi(L''JMfft Ohio, #1,350: south front. #0 East Market, room X
ton st. EAL
TX EAL ESTATE—fl,3#0, NEW. MODERN LV house, nine room*, bath: TenneasM, south Seventh street. Call room 6,49.S North Illinois
street.
lion; on electric lino; pricee from 1350 to !tiock My pay “ eut8 ' ttniith ^ Walters,60 Thorpe 1) KAL ESTATE —TWO BEAUTIFUL VaXV cant lot*, northeast corner Peru and Ninth •tzeet.*: can be bad for #1,600. Reynold*, 10 Circle st
TY EAL E8TATE-A FEW koRE LOTH LEFT XU in the Prospect-street addition : *5 cash and fipei’weeir Bradley A Denny, 3* North ware street.
Deia-
1» EAL ESTATE—NIClIl, NEW SEVEN-ROOM IV cottage on Pennsvlvanla 1 asphalt) street and sidewalk, raid tor; forced offer at *2.900. *400 casn. M. Arbuckie.
1>EAl EHTATK -FOR SALK OR KENT— XV First-class residence. 10 rooms. In good condition, N. Tennessee street. Price. #6,Sou; rent,
#35. Dyer A Rassmann. 81 Circle st.
T>Tal ekTatfe-Nkvv0derNT)wfLL-XV lug, 10 rooms, attic, bath, furnace, two cabinet mantels: east front, good location,
northeast. A. F. Hmltn, 60 East Market.
T>kal Estate - IN LFa napolWreal
XV Estate, Rental and Loan Company for loans, rents. Insurance, real estate and brokerage. No. 67 East Washington xtreet (Vance Block.) It EAL EWTjUFE-AT #6.30 PER WEEK. A XV handsome five-room cottage; natural gas; Marlette Parke, half square from Twelfth street. B. MeMoMeens, l»s North Penneylvanla street
EAL EsTATE_#10 CABH AND #10 PER JV month buys nice, new, tbree-room cottage, good lot; don’t pay rent any longer, but own yourown house: pries only fe&a W. K. Mick
A Co.
p EAL ESTATE-LAUNDRY, IN FIUsTXV class condition, centrally located; horses and wagons; well established agencies all over the city. Call quick. H. H. Bevllle, S^s W. Wash-
ington.
y» p.al fSTT-nr
W v T Asir astti $if> a
■'■HIM
month will bur a new. four-room house, natural gas, well, cistern, all complete. Cottage Building Company,96*4 East Market st.,
room 7.
TYEAL ESTATE—NINE-ROOM RESIDEtfcij XV College ave.; bath, stationary wash-stands, five grate* and mantels: modern throughout; newly built: good barn: #5,700, for a few daye
only. Address Y 3. care News.
Y) Ea ATST-li »awN XND^#l PER XV week; no Interest: no taxes; for Brightwood lots in Brinkman Hill addition. Lots high
anddry and very cheap at Jino: sire 40x136 feet.
Bradley A Denny. 26 North Delaware street. _ pEAL ESTATE—#40 CASH AND *40 PER XV month until paid out will buy twp-storv house, eight rooms, cellar, cistern, wen. city water, shade In abundance; lot 41x165, side and
rear aUey ; no Incumbrance ; price #4,600. W. E.
I eal kbTaTn^TuxKd^pXKKTon^asT
p _ _. _ ^ |i. XV Washington street: take Irvington electric line. Lota #100 lo #800; #10 cash and #5 to #10 per month; Washlngton-street lots #300 to #500;#15
» *.4'SS-r»*4 *- r « ff
cosh and #15 per month. C. H. A E. J. Rtckert.
68 E. Market st.
p EAL ESTATE - WK HAVK ABOUT JV twenty flrst-ctass pronertles on North Ten-
Xv twenty flrst-ciass pronertles on North Tennessee, Illinois, Merldan, Pennsylvania, Central avenue and Broadway, any of which can be secured at a bargain If taken soon. \V. II-Craft
, ■ W. H^Craft
A C0..24K. E. Washington st.
' ThTaTK -A “BTBffAlN^TWO FINE
r O
its on North Tennessee street, hetwee
rent
50x180. east-front, natural gas; can be bought for
>ortn Tennessee street, between
Twenty-first and Twenty-second streets; each
■I tght
iy terms. W,
ton su
60x180. east-front, natural gas: c #900 cash each, or #1.000on eas Craft A Co.. 24^ East WashingW
p EAL ESTATE—#6,800—TWO-STORY, NINE XV room house, north, wlftiln five minutes' im postofflee, lot 44x180, frontage on two 'd streets, allev on side; the best invest-
wslk fro
Improve.. . vu , ...w ■,•»•>■> «-««,- mentln down-town property In the cltv: terms easy. W. H. Craft A Co., 'M't East Washington.
EAL EHTATK-DON'T FOSOEfT H AT
ready to supply one h
th gc
payments, without any cash
XV we are now ready to
rood homes on small monthly
families with
continue to rent when you can have vour own home by paying for It like rent? " '
supply one hundred
smalt monthly down; will you
re your own W. E. Mick
A Co.
DEAL ESTaTEXV Illinois street. #900.
Beautiful lots on Andrews street, one-half square from Illinois street electric Hue; street graded, shade trees.#600; one-fourth down, balance one, two and three years. Reynolds, 10 Cir-
cle st.
ME IK EL
ESTATE street one
- LOTS ON ith of rolllng-mlll-
pEAL
tv ntreet one square soul and west front: will build neat cottage of 3 tot
-east
ana west ironcwm nuitu neat cottage OT3IO0 rooms, finished In good style, and sell them on •mall monthly payments; come and see us and we will provide you with a home cheap. W. E.
Mick A Co.
-j^KAL ESTATE—LOTS ^OR HALE. NO IN-
terest, no taxes, in Bradley. Denny A Atkinson’s East Washlngton-street adaition, on Irvington electric line: streets graded ana graveled: payments *1 and 2per week ; building association
payments*1 and 2P'
stock taken at par. Bradley A Denny, 26 Norths
Delawarest.
ESTATE-HOUSE. 7
DEAL
IV Fletcher avenue..
Floor oil cloth,bed comforts. Payments or cash. Bakuaik Stork, ISWest Washington street, Opposite Park Theater.
POR hALR-WRECK ED. BUT NOT DAMx aged, at A. O. Kreitleln’s, 204 West Washington. just west of Big Four railroad. 25c for women's and children’s shoes. Pick them out
yourself.
36c to 50cfor men’s shoes.
50c for men’s boots.
Me for men’s buckle Arctic*. 60c for ladies'buckle Arctic*.
35c for men’s half-Arcttcs. 36c for ladies’balf-Areties.
frMP 1 aH t nc ’ wn KKa»<*
20c for ladles’ rubbers.
25c for ladies’ snow-guard rubbers.
for ladles’snow-guard rtibbi 11 for bov*'rubber boot*. #1 for ladles’rubber boots. *1.25 for men’s rubber boots. #1.76 for tpen’oxobber boots.
•3 for men’s Kendee rubber boot*,
cost regular In factory #2.25.
X5c for men '• nibb?r overshoe*.
15c for mlsee*’ rubbers. 50c for women’s fine shoes Ail kinds of children’■•hoes
see*’ rubbers.
ten’s fine shoes
slightly damaged. All kinds < 35c. Come and pick them oat.
Men’# fine calf boots. fL
75c for ladles’fine Dongoia shoes.
50c for men's fancy slippers. 55c for men’s half Arctics.
Couaequick, while you can buy men’sbnekt# ▲relics lor 50c; they won’t lost long at the price.
Ladies’Arctics, 60c. Misses’Arctlcs.40c. Boys’ Arctics. 60c. MlMes'rubbers, 15c.
Ladies’ fine eboee, T5«. Mieses’ fine shoes, 75c.
Boys’fine shoes. 60c.
Boys’boots. 50e.
All my fine eboee at eoec Come and see for
tii
Men's fine velvet •Upper' sic. Women’s fancy slippers 35;.
Women’s Oxford tie*,**:. Misses' Oxford ties, 50c. Big boys’ button shoes. #1.
Big boys’ extra fine congress shoes, fL
Men’s drees shoes, #1.
Women’s and chiidrcn’s.Se,
yoursei
Come and pick them out. Men’s and boys’ boots,SOc.
Men’s beavy pare gum overshoe*. Me.
35c for men’s bolt arctics.6O0 for men's full are-
ties 2ar for worn fin *a Anri
ties. Sc tor woman’s and boys’ half-arctics. All th*above good* most be sold ia thirty day*
to moke room for spring good*.
«M West Washington
▲. G.KahiTumr,
f wa*iMg Fear railroad.
RbOMBrON
281 Fletcher avenue, 9 rooms. ..’........J..”...... 2,’ono House. 3 room*. Hosbrook 650 Vacant lots In every oortion of city; very
cheap. Bee list at our office.
Cha*. W. Gorsoch, 15 Virginia ave.
p EAL ESTATE-ELEVEN AND ONE-HALF XV acres of beautiful high ground on North Meridian street, can be wall subdivided, with frontage on Meridian, Pennsylvania and Dela2 ware streets: a fine opportunity to treble the money In the next year: can be bought on good terms. W. H. Craft A Co., 241# E. Washington. P'eaIL - estate—WE haVe Many iS^ Xv qulrles by cash customers for residence property on Park avenue, Broadway and College. between Christian avenue and Ninth street. Parties desiring to sell, and will place
their prices at fair value, we can effect ready Walker A Prather, 84 Bast Market street.
sales D EAL ESTATE—
XV Lincoln Park
Meridian and Pennsylvania atreete.
000.
LOtS, #l,ljwu a
vement, cement sidewalks, water, both kind* of cos. Ka*v terms. Robfrt Masti vdai.k * Co-
Asphalt pat » of
nt, ceme Ea«v ter Kartint
96)# East Market st.
pEAL EHTATE-jONLY SIX LOTS LEFT. XV ea«t-fronts, on Gillard avenue, between ubio and Washington streets, for |R50each. Terms:
•it7casb, #81 June 1.1802, and #81 June 1.1893 and #81.1894, with 6 per cent. Interest, and take se-
cured mortgage. These lot* should sell for #460 In ninety days, but owner wants to sell at once.
H. H. Bevllle.3)4 West Washington.
PEAL ESTATE-DE81R.ABLE OPFOBTU^
Xv nity for investments by private parties or syndicate.
100 acres within a mile and half 06 squares) of State House: euitable location for mechanics
and laborers; a portion already platted and
improved and several houses hull hand ed with a small cash Investment.
C. F. Bayljcs. Aeent.
XKCAli ESTATE-1 always raVe BAK-
- gains. See these:
No. 67 Central avenue: make offer.
139 Peru, store and dwelling rooms, only #2,000. ton Minerva, five rooms: want offer. . 104 North State; cheapest house in city. Coburn *L. 7 rooms. #200 cosh. balance monthly. North Mississippi street, lot. #450. Bay it to-day. B. M. Ralston. 12)4 S. Delaware.
DEAL RSTATE-SMALJ XV ments; hanasome new
>L MONTHLY PAY-
ments; hanasome new two story house, near First street, eight rooms, cellar, cistern, well, nstursl gas,furnace, grate and mantel, handsome veranda, with beautiful tile floor, stone steps and walks, grape arbor, ride and rear alley; lot *0feet front; only want small ca*h payment, say from #300 to |tM0; balance to suit purchaser: ^riee #3,680; don’t all speak at once.
DEAL ESTATE—#2.280—CHEAPEST LOT IN IV the market, on North Meridian street near
Twelfth
tax
e,un. size 49x147, aspnait curbing and city ee all paid up. city water, natural and artificial gas connections to line of lot; terms one-
rs* hie
w.Si
gat
fourth cash and balance In one. two and tbreo years at 6 percent: shade a little for cash: thl* I* #250 cheaper than anyany otbennthelocalii
abstract furnished: most sell at once. Craft A Co., 24M East Washington street.
D EAL ESTATE-
XV Jacxsow Park
J) EAL ESTATE—
lots
Me a week. No internet. Improved streets, streets lighted. Shad* trees. Natnral gas. Second mortgage. Office open Saturday night. Rout. Martindai.x A Co., «B* East Market street.
lIorton“Place
Borxrt M a»t i n pals a Co., MH East Market el.
wagons. Hchweikle A Prangs, 634 K.
.ton st.
POR 8ALKr^A riKNTLK~B&0KS ;ti i^blt°n <> *t Dt,f0 * nd cheap - 2T<> -
L’GRSALE-HOHSE.HUtTABLKFOff LIGHT X craft work or driving purposoe. Dickson
vr* WA *•• * V ***■ b'U
?. ,oril €? Trsnafer Ct>mpai>y. po H SA ti-WANfEirror A of fat horae« or mares, re#
■piipil Ainr* m hbai> pOB salk-old cAKkiAGgs; p'SaIton^ x buggies, awful cheap; our make etrletly 62aT,,.Td..7,Tr?;^:y°« MMui
A PR A NUE,
■pOR SALE —SCHWEIKLK _ JU manufaotarer of carriage* and buggies, trucks of ait kinds a spectaltv. Repair
short notiee. 6M M,
Spring trucks of alt kinds 1 Ing and repainting done on
Washington street.
NOTICE.
^tffttUE—OATES, DENTIST, ROOM t ODD Motick - TTuf■ SVthHOAD * rstsg Ind ana a l ve ,n r00 **’* Utt * r *’ •P° utln «- * tc - I 1 ®
Illinois street, cleaning, dyeing and repairing;
the best.
VOfrcX-L^cTURkTo beThVen FffibAy IT evening at 573 South Meridian sueet (Oliva Branch lecture course) la poatpoued. Wii.liaR
< a urn rlo.
debts due the'firm, and pay ItU* BabufMe* nf tha same. The bueiness will be conducted under the U A fimV' J *M d Balf * C °' br L “ * ' A<, * ms - >'•
•^OTICE-SEALEJ) PRO^OH^vEs^WTLTTlia Healed proposals will be received at the sal
— --ii. icoci.ru av me «am !_!?£.? nd p,ac * ,or tfi and connectln
w . ate J‘ • u PP | y system ten (1C
new driven wells of the some capacity os the*. In use, f. E.Wright, M. D., Huperlntendent.
# FOR SALE OR TRADE,
"POR BALE OR TRADK-8KVEN^fiAK-6LTJ
^5^.S r .S’ir«2iS2S; 1 ’- Tw '‘
•pOR SA tE OR TRaDhi- A~G60ir-CU£Tf. F vated farm, eighty acres, one-halt mile from «a. n r'j.'. , iici»Ui2r *•’*“' * 4 *~* E - “•
DOR SALVOR\HADE-TWb NEW 7-ROOM
X%^ house*: never occupied: one
ctric^car’llne^Bm* U 5UP, * <,: f,nH ^ <, uare from 1 er!Vox u!Nor*h Indianapolla. y0UT 0 * D ‘ Co *‘
AUCTION SALE.
A U S* I t 0 Market S - i>KBBY * AUCTIOJ * EER ' M
iav/aw 1 i 1' A K* J\ pets and stoves, tinware, etc., at 153 Wes* Washington street. , The *aie* are at 9:30 a ■> and at 2 p. m.. until stock Is all so!-* ~- chanc^ormiye^^L^^^e^^uotlor
Id. jure
neer.
HTORAQE.
OTORAGE-TRE DICKSON STORAGE AND
stj*st. Telephone 1273, Warehouse teleubone
REMOVAL.
DEMOVAL-WE HAVE GOOD QUALITY it.fWJ’siE:' s^sstrs.’ jsr
ington st.
RAILWAY time cards.
teAST BOUND, i 277
I.HAVE FOR— I AM Clevel’d and Easti 9
•Indicates dally.
, .. Arrlve from K** 4 *M:15, *7:00, 10:80, 10:80, 11:46, *11:50, *11 ifli a. m.; 2:40 5:00, 6:06, *10140, *10:60, *10:5o p.m. Arrive from West *8:86. *8:40, *3:66, 10:30, 10:40, 10:46 a m.;2:60,*2:60,*a:8E
6:20, 6:21, 6:50 p. m.
PM
3 30
AM AMI PMt
coi;mb. Pe o rDii:..j:::::::: *5S . 7 .. < j*3 oS
~li 1 A | 18.
incinnati ;iu 60 ‘'7 05 '3 65 «fi8 *3O0 Additional train* leave for Andarsoa and
Munoic: No, 24, 1:00 p. mj
WEST BOUNir~rrT- 5.-- • 7. , 9^~lT-
LBAVB FOR— Chicago Lafayette Kankakee ........
Peoria .................. Danville and Champa! gn„
St. Louis I !.. T. H. A MAttoon..JA 20
PM ! AM i PM 1AM I PM
80!.,...,..,.,
« l*»w 80 !? 10*13 a 10 !*il 00;7 45| 1203
..!*ll 00 7 301*1305
)... j*ll QOt7 801*1805
Indlsnapolls Union Station.
[ijyennsmvanigLinBS.
Trains Bun by Central Tim*.
Trains Bun by Central Time
Tick*! Offices at Station snd at ooraer Illinois and
Washington Streets.
TRAINS RUN AS FOULOW* * •Daily, t Daily, exoept Sunday.
From Indianapolis to
lkat* arrits
Columbus^Ind. ami Louisville^ 1.40 am M0.50 pm Baltimore and Washington^'• Vtu *m • u nit
iRiiLt v ■six.cuuva.c.T f.eu am T C.UD Dm
Madison and Louisville. t 8.oOam t 6.00 pm Richmond aad Columbus, O ♦ 9.00 am t Z.V, pm P h flad'Jl p hi a an d N eV Yor k.T.'.* 1 3.S pS *12 45 pm
Philadelphia and New York....* 3.00 pm *13 46 pm Baltimore and Washington • 3.00 pm *13.45 pm
“-x.w (im t am Columbus. Ind. and Loul-ville* 4.00 pm *11.19 ant Martinsvll’e and Vincennes....# 4.10pm tlOJiiam Columbus, Ind. and Madison...* 489 pm M0 25 am
Daytnp and Xenia...—.... Logansport and Chicago,
6.30 pm+U.40 am -• ft.30 pm *11*40 am .*11.30pm* 3.30am
m
SHORTEST
ROUTE TO ff*.
LOUIS AND THE WEST. At Indianapolis Union Station: Leav* for St Louu, 7:30 am.. 11:50 ata^ 12:55 pm., 11 pm. Trains connect at Terra Haute for E. A T. H. points. Evansville sleeper on 11 pm. train. OreoocMtle ftnd Ttrrt Had to Imtos 4 pm. Arrive from St Loui* 3:30am., 4:15 aoL, 2;50 pm., 6:20 pm., 7:45 pm. Terre Hants and Ureencastla arrives 10
am.
Sleeping and parlor car* ran on through trains
THE BEST LINE
CINCINNATI. THE ram ON MTH
The only Pullman Pep. fee ted Safety Vestibule
——— Train Service, with Din- # i u u-i mg Car, between
Chicago, Indianapolis and CincinnEU. For any Information call at our city ticket office, corner Illinois street sud.Kentucky ave. Trains arrive and depart from Union Station
a* follow;
Depart Arrive
i:«am
IKafil 1
THE VE8TIBULBD PULLMAN CAR LINB
LKAVX IKPIAKAFOT.t*.
No 8S-Chicago | m . Full man VM*
lor and dla. ear dy^ll
12:40am
baled coaches, peril
Arrive In Chicago5:30 pm.
No. 34—Chicago N’gt Ex TruBman VeeUbuled Coaches end slerpere, d’y....„.« ! _ Arttv* in Chicago fXI a as.
No. 18—Monos Aoe...„ — SriOpm
Full man vestlhuied Bleeper* for Chicago stood
at west end of Union HtnUon, aad can ba takea
at8:» Dm.daUy. Ticket office haM
Uaiear
msHHmHni