Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 July 1892 — Page 8
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MIOliHINGIOlim 4's«5ftraK«rs.~.“~ purchaeteg e Horae Timer. J heee the Sneet and meet complete line in the State. Gold. Siltrer, Filled end Mickel ceeee. Split, second and el ogle timers. Price* lower than erer beiore. . ' ruuvu C. WALK, SCOCESeOB TO
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The Indiaaapoli* Oa* Company eigned the contract this morning for supplying the Ea*» End with natural gas. This includes Wsehingteo, Ohio and Michigan streets and Moore arena*, rnaning eaat and west, and the following streets running north and •oath: Johnson, Jeilersoa, Be nil e, GilJard, Forest, Tacoma, Temple aad Eastern •Tonnes: Komi street, Prairie street. Range street, Woodaute avenue, and Grace, Erie, Dearborn, LaSalle, Tuxedo, Hall and Watt streets. These streets are ail to be laid with low preesare main a The contract for •applying gas to Irrington and to the Twenty-first ward were signed some Mao ago. The East End district lies between these two places. Work toward laying mains to the three districts has already began. On Washington street trenches have been dog from State street well on toward the city limits. Two car-loads of pipe were received at Irvington this morning. COUNCIL'S ORDINANCES.
City Hospital Repairs Provided For —Horry-Go- Round Lioeneo.
Not yet, except as to weather. The weather will do pretty well for a apecimen. For the reat, all that ia left of our whole great stock liea here for you to Uke on about your own terms. Aa soon aa our new room gets In shape this chance will begin tc vanish. Don’t put off supplying your prospective needs till it ia too late. SCHLEICHER & LEE. OAXtVSTB.-DRAPKRIKe, WALL PAPER. !M URGES! HOUSE IN TOE STATE.
ZXlCXtXtKXlT W. F'OJL.TZ. ARCHITECT. Mew* Building 1 : : Indianapolis. lOSTON iRY GOODS CO. HEADQUARTERS FO* LOW PRICES.
LOUIS H. GIBSON, jA ROHITEOT 64 East Market Street
The Council, nt its meeting last night, referred the Indianapolis Light and Power Company’s switch contract back to the Board of Public Works for amendment. Upon recommendation of the finance committee, the following appropriations were passed: 12,000 for city hospital repairs, 61,800 for street signs and $8,873.90 to pay the city’s portion of the assess me tit of property. The judiciary committee was instructed to report st'lbe next meeting on a resolution to revise and classify all the citv ordinaoees and the 4 ‘merry-go-'rouud”or<]i-nance, fixing the monthly license at $15, was passed. The transfer of SI,000 from the eistern fond to the sewer fund and $300 from the incidental expense fund to tb* City Hall fund were approved. • Mrs. koisng Viuulcaied. Mrs. Eliza Young, cook for the officers at the Plainfield Reform Bchool, was triumnbantly vindicated in Justice Daniels’s court yesterday afternoon in a case that was thrown out of court. Mary B. Williams brought a malicious trespass'charee against Mrs. Young, and a constable arrested the defendant, and would have put her into jail had not bond been furnished. When the case came to a hearing, after the defendant had been put to the expense of two tripe to the city, the Court found that there was no autbonty for such a proceeding. The defendant was discharged and intimates that counter proceedings for malicious prosecution might be brought. The New and the Old Building. Mr. R. D. Silver, of Denver, Col., is here superintending the ereetiou of his six-thousand-dollar brick business building at 38 West Market atreet. The old brick structure being torn down was built in 1853 as a residence for Mr. Molntire, then in the book business. Chos. tScott, a colored helper, worked at its erection aud lived to assist in its demolition.
mMcm hi ism— grgyp aw* *ann**m vneev* tor Seen ta. To Toronto and return by lake from Lewiaton.il: to Thousand Islands, ft. Tickets for the shove side tripe can be had when parefcaslog Jliacar* Fells ticket, or on train. Beedes the above privileges, with that of spending Sunday at the Falls, we win furnish ell those who destro a side trip from Broctoa inaction to Cba«uuK|BS take end return be* of charge. Tickets of admission to places of special Internet at or near Siagara Fads, bat outside tb* reservation, including toll over the International Bridge to the Canadian side, elevators to the water’s sdge at Whirlpool Rapids on the Cenmdlaa side, will be offered on train nt n reduction from prices charged after reaching Falla. Train will arrive at Niagara Falls 7 a. m , Friday. July B: leave tbs Falls returning sonday morning. July U. S o’clock, stopping as Oevoland Sunday afternoon. giving aa opportunity to visit tbe msguldeeat monument of the Into President Garfield, and many other Interesting points. Tickets will be good, however, to return oa regular trains Having tbs Fslls Saturday. July SO, for those not desiring to remain over. Tick eta will also be good returning on all regular trains np to and indndlng Tuesday, August 2, 1BX. Secure yonr tickets, also chair and sleeping car accommodations, early. 1 boss desiring can secure accommodations In these cars wblle at the Falla For further Information call on any agent Lake Erie A Western railroad, or address j C. F. Daly, General Passenger Agent, Indianapolis. led. THE BIG kOLR AND V. * O.
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Railways’Ann uni Excursion to Old Point ifort, Thursday, July 21, 1892. fl 3 -SO.—Round Trip—fl3.SU. From Indianapolis. Tickets, good to return until August 10. will be sold for all regular trains July 21. For tickets and full information call a: Big Four ticket offices. 1 East Washington street, 3ft Jackson Place ana Union statiou. H. M. Bronson. A. O. P. A. BIG FOUR—WORLD’S FAIR ROUXS.
ORA AD bE ASHORE EXCURSION
V. H. LOCKWOOD. SoliGitorat)d Qouijsel Beooessor to Okas. P. Jacobs. «Rest Market St. t 1 1 Indianapolis.
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HAIR RESTORER ▲ad DANDRUFF CURB. Roborine, to keep the hair in curl, and Phelan** Face Powder—warranted absolutely HAIR STORE, K. B. Phelan’a N% East Washington St.
<*RJkN"D HOTEL, LOBBY. ► line of fin* Imported Key West and Box trade e special feature; _ -J key-. W*. Kaisu Smoke Xml*s apodal ctgarroa.Se straight.
STRAW HATS And All summer Hats at reduced ’prices At ;'i;\ \ - ^
:w BOOKS. SOME CONTROVERT* ' Thoe. H. Huxley...$100 IN LA PLATA-By ..... 400 of 180
Cnlcago. •3.00—Round Trip—S3. OO. Saturday. July 23. Call at Big Four offices. No. 1 K. Waabington nt., 38 Jackson place and Union Station, ~ ’.. ■■ Teeth Extraeteu, Absolutely Painless, 5<P Cents. Boston Dentists. News Building.
China Bets,
Wedding and v r s-k, r Anniversary Goods k 1 74 Fast Washington Street. STILL THEY GO! KENWOOD PARK. Illinois Electric Line. BUILDING AND SELLING MORE THAN EVER BEFORE. $400 lots on Mississippi street; $423 lots on Graceland Avenue; $600 lots on Tennessee and Kenwood avenue. Lots 40x132. Shade trees, graded and graveled streets, beautiiui forest trees and Natural Gas. Twenty minutes’ ride from Washington street. Easy payments. Long time. Second mortgage. .A-. METZGER A.GE3STCY. SKCOJNTD E-LOOR. OOD EK3L.L.O WS
J. B. MORRISON. BKNTISX. .. " ^ No. • WHEN BUILDING, opposite PosteO* Telephone: Office. Hi. Besidence. CS7. WILDER & CO. S20Devonshire si., Boston, Maas. M JV 1ST TJ IT A. CmjBKRiS OB’ A Superior grade of Paper, For Newspapon. In rolls aud reams.
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The bestlce cresih a da. Heim's drug store Illinois and Market.
M etichxnts. salesmen and clerks, read the Indianapolis Trade Joarnal's great offer. 68-70 West Market street. Why 1» Is That Pecole want everything cheap but wine? Offer them a cheap wine and they say—No good! Why Is it that people in France drink ao much wine? Because it Is cheap and wholesome. Few people realise that good wine can be produced in California much cheaper than In France. Tben why not enjoy the benefit? No better, purer, or more wholesome wine is produced than Cote !>’ Or. Ask your druggist or groceryman for It; try a bottle and be convinced.
BROWNINO & SON, 15 West Washington Street. Our prescription department is complete and in the hands of experienced pharmacists only.
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The Ofylutn* at church. Sunday the cbildreu at the Indianapolis Orphans’ Home attended services at the Third Chrietian church. They looked so □eat and werk so attentive that one of the church ladies remarked that she was tenanted to send her children to the home for education if such good results were promised. Trustees of Fuetiuc University. W. A. Banks, of Laporte county, and Jasper N. Davidson, of Montgomery county, were commissioned trustees of Purdue University yesterday afternoon by Oovernor Chase. They are the representatives of the State Bokrd of Agriculture on the board of trustees.
Expert watch repairing at W. T. Marcy-a, New jewelry, watches and diamonds at
Marcjr’a. opposite the transfer car. Thera Are Many Imitations
Of White’s Yucatan gum on the market. When purchasing be sure and see that tbe package is sealed with a yellow band, and marxed with the name of the maker, W. J. White, Cleveland, O., —r-
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Great sale gold-filled watches at Morey’s. Full set Beet Teath S5. Boston Dentists, News Building. Tor can avoid annoyance of sending out of the city, by leaving your copper-plate card orders at W. B. Burford's. Cards produced In six hours if necessary. -A A chance to Ride. Send for copy of Indianapolis Trade Journal. S8-(0 WeetMarket street.
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The Brickmason and the Carpenter v • Must Come In.
To the wise is sufficient.*’ If you are contemplating matrimony, you will need household goods. You have money, but you also have many places to. put it. Your fix is that of many others. Call and see us with your best girl and get an estimate. When you have finished you will have the best goods for the same money others' would' charge for inferior goods. We will guarantee that even your to-be-mother-in-law can’t kick.
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Over the Chesapeake A Ohio Hallway. A special train will leave Cincinnati at 2 p. ni., July 21, with Pullman sleeping oars aud run throuch to Old Poiut Comfort on a fast schedule. Tickets will be good returning until August 10. Knund-trip tickets from Indianapolis $13.50. Stop-over privileges will be granted at celebrated mountain resort* on the return trip. Apply to A. 8. Miller, T. P. A., Big Four office, corner Meridian and Washington, Indianapolis, for sleeping-ear berths, or address O. B. Ky&n, Assistant Qeneral Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, 0. Excursion Time. This is excursion time, and there is no exception to the rule which generally prevails. As usual, thousands of peopls are taking advantage of the low rates offered by tbe railroads to get out into the mountains or to visit some watering-place. Bathing nowadays is not only a luxury, but it ia fashionable, you know, and the'nioer the bath robe tbe more one ia in—the water, of oourse. Those persons who contemplate going to a watering-place should not neglect to call and get one of those fashionable bathing suits-whioh have just been piaoed on exhibition by Mr. Paul II. Krauss. He has made selections of the prettiest goods in this line, in both Jadisa’and gentlemen’s outfits. Almost any one attired in one of these lovely suits can swim, whether one has ever been in the water before or not Neglige shirts and fine summer underwear, in all the newest shades, are late attractions among the handsome goods shown by Mr. Krauss. RING ALCOHOL. The Demon Loses Anotlier, Who Is fUsou*d by tn* Treatment at the Celebrated WherreU Institute, the Moat Successful Institute For the Care of the Liquor Habit—Mr. George Prindle’s Letter—Gooa Advice. In bidding adieu to the Wherrell Bi-Chloride of Gold Institute, located at No. Ml North Illinois street, after taking a coarse of treatment therein, I can but testify to thf great good it has done me In curing me of the whisky disease. They promised me that in four weeks they would dethrone King Aicohoi, establish the rule of reason and common seaae tn ita stead, and leave me as free a man aa I was before I degraded my manuood and fuddled my brain with the first drink. I was skeptical of their ability to do this, as I bad often trtea. by the exercise of my will power, to free myself from the terrible curse only to relapse and fall deeper, ana still deei er. Into the mire of drunkenness. But only a few davs were necessary to satisfy me that Dr. Wherrell had discovered one of nature's agencies, before which tnia mighty king, after killing his millions. must how, and admit himself defeated. And, now, after four weeks of treatment, I take pleasure in saying that the promisee made me have been fulfilled to the letter, and I am completely freed from all desire for intoxicating liquors, and am restored to my family an honorable member, and can Uke my place in the world as a useful cittsen. What I would have keen bad not this God-given remedy been discovered any one can divine by referring la memory to the many noble men thatthey have known to descend the road, commencing at occasional tippling, then down to the steady drinker, then the habitual saloon bum and loafer, and eading only la a drunkard's grave; and followed there by relatives and friends who, while weeping over my wasted life, would rejoice that I could add no more to the deep disgrace 1 had already heaped upon them. But, thanks to this invaluable treatment. J. can now hold ep my head among the nrondeet, aad from the depths of a grateful heart can say: Aaved! Saved! Saved! Go thou, my afflicted brother, aad do likewise, ukokok Pbikdlk. •2.80—To Cincinnati anti Return—$2.50. Oa July h the C.. H. A D. railroad will sell excanton tickets from Indianapolis to Clncianatl and return at the low rate of £-M, good to return oa any regular train up to and to eluding July a. Ticket offices, corner Illinois street and Kentucky aveaue. Ut booth Illinois atreet. aad Ualoa Station. Dr yonr grocer says he has Ne-Hi Tea and weigh* it oat to you ia balk do not use it. NoHI Tea ia never sold ia balk. I* sold only in oae-qaaner aad oae-hsdf pound metallic-lined, seated, air-tight packages, which retain the original strength and deiieato flavor of the tea. Sorgwaat John Lovica’s lafalii bio Blood stenehor. tor hemorrhages, ao matter from what cauee, ha* not failed U» a Slagle case. 60* testimonials. *K North Mississippi street. To an sort Aon* go to the lakes, bat take the sea breeae at Bates barbershop. Beal pleasure In shaving there.
Special Hus tv'een. Dinner sets. Chamber seta F. P. Smith A Oo», 48 North Illinois street. ■ ■ ■ Cur-Bate Hatiroad lickets. |1 to $5 saved. Choice of route to Boston, New York, Washington and points Fast. 8t. Louis, Kansas City. Denver and points West. Webb's Ticket Offices, 8 and 1» 8. HHpoIs at. Tel. hti. Qrkat ua'ch and clock sale at Marey’s. Take Bromo-Seltsor For insomnia Before retiring. lOcentsabotUe. In ijemnuu. The fact that the product of the Home Brewery Company Is * pure hop and malt beer, has made a wonderful demand for it, and they are busy as bees filling orders. For family uaeitU unequaled as a summer tonic. WsAKiNEto overcome by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Royal Bury Port Wine creates health and strength: $1 quart bottle. Sloan the druggist. Bio cut in Sterling silverware at Marcy's. 11.50 per ounce, lowest prices ever made.
When Baby was sic*, we gave her Castor!a. When she was a Child,she erled for Caatoria. When abe became Miss, ahe clung to Cat torts. When ahe had Children, ahe gave them Caatoria
WASSON’S 6 DAYS’ SALE. - — r J 1 From to-day until Saturday night, we will unload our surplus stock before invoicing. Every day a bargiin day— everything goes of surplus stock, from a spool of thread to the finest silks. Here_ are Calicoes, Ginghams, Table . Linens, White Goods, Embroideries, Hosiery, Underwear, Men’s 9Furnishings, The silk sale offers extra values—Cheney’s Printed India Silks, 58c. Fine French Printed India Silk, 58c, the former price of these silks was $1 and $1.25. Jacquad Changeable Silks, 79c, these were $1.50 per yard. A lot of Wash Silks at 37 #c. Pun Jum Silks, former price 87 K c » now 48c. Printed China Silks, former price 50c to 65c, now 25c. The Wash Dress Goods sale offers big value in fine Ginghams, Batistes, Mulls, Swiss and Cambrics. Soaps, Perfumeries and other Toilet Articles for less than you have ever heard o£ We are closing out all odd lots.
i Contract for enlarging the store already let.
Store open at 9 o’clock a. m. Tim© Limited!
Rush is the Word!
- No Reserves!
Every Article .Must Go.
A few specimens of the great bargain!
GoodUalico, 2C. Best Bleach Muslin, 7c. 25c and 35c White Goods, all go at 15c. 150 pieces fine Belgium Brown Crash, 9c, regular price 15c. Ladies' Wrapper, $1.25, regular price $2.25. Children’s Gingham Dresses half price. Men’s Silk Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 35c, worth 60c. Black Gros Grain Sash Ribbon, 14 inches wide, slightly soiled, 69c, worth $1.25. Best Gloria Silk Umbrellas, regular price S1.50 and $175, go at$i. Ladies’ Black Silk Hose, 98c, worth $1.65. French ali-Wool Challies, 29c. 50c and 55c all-Wool Dress Goods, 29c. Narrow Black China Silk, 29c a yard, worth 75c. Real Alli-
gator Club Bags, $1.69, worth $3.50.
L. S. A.YRES & CO.
N. 15.—IO oaloswomen wanted.
BORN & 00., r . 1 , V . • • :'>*'••• -*-£•. i. I- •> A : v l'. 97 and 99 East Washington Street BIG FOUR ROUTE.
AS we intend te^make a number oi changes in the arrangeI* ment of this store and need room, we will sell wnal Refrigerators we have at greatly reduced prices. LILLY & STALNAKER, 64 E. Washington St.
IF YOU WANT Seme extraordinary values in carpets j Call next week. BBCKNBR&nUGAJV, 42 Sorth Illinois Street. Opposite Y. Af. C. A.
OVKR TFI K BIG FOUR, L S. &,M. 8., Aim N. Y. 0. & H. R. R R, Tuesday, July 26, 1892, $5 to Niagara Falls and return, $6 to Toronto and return, $10 to the Thousand Islands and return and $4 to Put-in-Bay and return. SPECIAL TRAINS • Leave Indianapoliit at 3:05 p. m. and 7:05 p.m , reach the Falls at the next morning. Pasao itfer* lor Toronto leave the Falls at 9:53 a. m. and res oh Toronto at 1 o’clock p. m., or can wait and leave the Falls at 6:00 p. m. and reach Toronto at 8:00 p. m. Those for the Thousand island* leave Niagara Falla at 8:20 in the evening, and roach the Thousand Island* at 7:00 ihe next morning. Call quick aud seeur j berths in sleepers and Mate in chair oars. Bsmember this la OVER THE DIRECT THROUGH LINE Passengers who do not wish to corns back with special train which leaves Niagara Falls •t 8:30 p. m., July 28 have tb* choice of three daily trains from the Falls andfoor from Bnfta'o snd Cleveland, coming to Indianapolis without change or delay. Niagara Falls tickets are good to return nniU Auguet L Thousand Island tickets are good for 10 days. For tickets and fnU information call at Big Poor ticket offices. No. l Baal Washington street, 38 Jackson Place or Union Station. M H. M. BRONSON, A. G. F. A. ' 1 , ■ 11', : = CAMPAIGN GOODS. UNTFORMS FOR CLUBS In any quantity and any style, made to order on short notice. BEST DOUBLEUSWING TORCHES AT #io PER too. DRUMS. BUGLES, FIFES, DRUM TRIMMINGS, FLAGS and BADGES, BANNERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION made to order. Lanterns and Illuminations, Fire-Works.
CUT PRICES.
| One week, commencing Monday, July IS, we will moke the following great reduc-
tions: | Reg. Price Cut Price
Men’s Southern Congress.. $4.50
Men’s Southern Ties.. Men’s Prince Alberts..
Woman’s Prince Alberts 3.00 Woman’s Prince Alberts.... 2.50 Woman’s Prince Alberta.... 2.00 Woman’s Oxford Tiee. 2.30 Woman’s Oxford Ties - 2.25
Woman’s Oxford Ties_... Woman’s Oxford Ties....
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WEtchTU.SpK.For SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS FA1RVIEW AND I ARMSTRONG PAMS,
DR L. F. PAGE Practice limited to Throat, Nose and Her Office* i sad x Marion filoekTeorner MarldUandOhlestroesa
PATENTS; INVENTIONS PERFECTED. J*TO 8. XKTJXfcMJKJ*. Mechamcal^EnglimeT.^MS ^Bauth ^Penneylvantn
MAS. ' POOR MAN, Doesn’t pay much attention to „ whether toe laundry pulls off the buttons and tears the fabric of his formeats or not. His wife knows about these things—she does the mending. It will save her lots of workifUte work is don* at the
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THE HOS8 CONTGK On the new State Fair Grounds is a j any of these choice steeds get sick ail the to the veterinary’s skill can be found at SLOAN’S 22 West Washington Street — —
26 North Mississippi St. : : Phone 1089. Also Capitol Dye Works. -Meats wanted.
GRATEFUL—COMFOBTINa EPPS'S COGOA . breakfast. - ^ “By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern tb* operations of aigestion and nutrition, and by n careful application af the fin* properties of wall-selected Cocoa, Mr. Brae has provided our breakfast tables withe delicately-flavoi * * ——
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