Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 August 1892 — Page 3
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ianu claims to bass invented ia 1X12. It is to ass on nearlr sserr railroad in tbs United States, and if Mr. Williams can rstabiish what be claims are bis rights, be will derive considerable money from the derice. Bail read men are investigate e the matter, and, if possible, will contest bis
claims.
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ROAD SAID
TO BX 1AK>1L1MG BBIOHTXB.
Rajrslty Wanted For a Track Derice -"Increased Freight Trsfflo -Pro-
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It begins to look as if a brighter day was fawning lot the Chicago & Southeastern, as tbs old Indiana Midland is called. From tbs day tbs first rail was laid on tho road It has been nothing, bat tronbls, and a Bomber o( men have lest lanes same of money trying to keep It oat of the mad. It if oily about eighty niles loaf, bat it has probably given more bosines# to county absriffs tbaa any railroad in tbs West. Bioeo Harry Crawford has owned it bo bar, It If claimed, invested $150,000, and for a long time it did not seem possible for faim to got ball bis monev back. Bot bo bae boon boey ia New York while Indiana sheriffs and Indiana treasurers were chaining bis engines to the trseks and spiking down switches, and while Indiana courts were appointing receivers for the “•ystein." As tbe result of bis work, it is Olniusd that h« has succeeded in interest* Ing n number of eapitnlists, who will invest •uificicnt money to lift tbo road out of its difficulties and start it to going, and that the work of extending it to tbo Brazil coal fields will begin st once. It is stated, also, tbst O. W. Lamport is to become general superintendent and menager, and have general ebarge of tbs road. Mr. Laoiport was superintendent of the Cioeinaati, Wabash k Michigan from its inlaney to tfce time it became the Michigan division of the Big Four, when he retired. He is a practical railroad man, with considerable experience, particularly with new roads, and be may be .able to pot the old M Lebeuon” in shape, as be helped with tbe M Wbite Pigeon." Changes and Promotions. J. H. Williams, rate clerk of the Grand Bapide A ladiaaa, has been appointed contracting agent of that line at Cincinnati. J. E. Hartman has resigned as contracting agent ot the Grand Rapids k Indiana, to take serviee with the Wagner Palace-Car Company. Charles Lynch, of tho Vsodalie at Terre Haute, has taken a position with tbe Mackey system. D. 1L Roche, general freight and passenger agent of the Ohio'Benthern, has ten* dered his resignation. John F. Ramsey, engineer of maintenance of way of the Hocking Valley, is soon to resign to besom# superintendent of tho Ohio Southern. J. A. tfwoigerd has been appointed general manager ot tbo * Read*
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J. A. Gordeo, who has be«n appointed general manager of tbe St. Louis k Han* nibal, will also aot as snporintendont, vioo T. W. Kennsday, resigned. L. A. Tiogley, formerly ehief elerk of tbe Cioeinuati, Hamilton k Indianapolis^ to* day assumed the daties of Agent at Coo* aereville. John F. Cltae has resigned as secretary and treasurer of the Ohio Central. Getting Away from Work. Oeneral Manager Ramsey, of the* Big Four, is taking a brief vacation at Asbnry Park. "Pete” Maxwell, elty freight agent of tho Lake Erie k Western, will leave In a day or two for Now York. President C. G. Waite, of the Hocking Valley, is at the Yellowstone Park. He is expteted home about the 16th. Chief Clerk Bipp, of Superintendent Bender’s office, spent Sunday at Chicafro with his wife, who ie on her war to visit relatives in Wisoonsin. Horaoe Eddy, of Superintendent Pur* lington’s office, was with his family at Rush* vilie Saturday and yesterday. Charley Mordouoh, district paasenger e«eut of the Chicego, Milwaukee k St. Paul, left last night for Portland, Ms., whtrs he will visit his mother for a month. 1). W. Janowits, district passenger agent of the Northern Pacific, is at Spenosr tor a few days. Train Dispatohar Bird, of the Vandalia, has gons to Old Point Comfbrt for a rest. A pout Passenger Mate*. ThaPennsylvania has reduced passenger rates to the basis of 1 cent a mile from Eastern points to Chieaaro and Sc Louis. Tna Big Four has made a reduotion in rates to Lake £hautaaqua, Buffalo, Detroit, Cleveland and other points. It is oeiisved that when the time eomts the railroads will not bt able to get a onefare rate for the round-trip to the World's Fsir, The cheap rate made by the Indianapolis, Decatur k Western on its special Suudav train has hurt the travel on the other lines on Sunday. The Lake Erie k Western in a short time will run another exouisiou to Chicago at $2 for the round trip. The Erie road has taken up the gauntlet thrown down bv th« Nickel-Plate, and hue made au sight dollar rate to Niagara, Chautauqua and other points, and will in addition give stop-over privileges. The Week's tyelght Traflto. The number of loaded oars handled at t this point last week was in excess of the sumber handled the week previous and thowe an increase over the amue period a year ago. Yet it ie not up to what the railroad men expected and not near what they wish. Tht principal increase was on the €iuciuuMti,Hanulton A Dav ton and the Vandalia. The train sheets show the following figUrce: New Monon, 40<i; Indianapolis, Decatur k Western, 415; Cincinnati, Haaiiiton k Indianapolis, 1,0S>2; Lake Erie k Western, 641; Pennsylvauta Lines—Indianapolis & Vincennes, 732; Louisville division, 1,150; Chicago division, 682; Indianspolis division. 1,435; Vandalia, 1,847; Big Four Lines—Chicago division, 2,142; Cincinnati division, 2,d(>5»; St. Louis division, 1,104; Indianapolis division, 2,466: Peoria ft Eastern, east end, 1,028; west end, 1,242. Total, 10,3'tl emptv cars handled, 4.512. Total movement, 24,883, against 23,798 last teok. * Iho U K. £ W. Excursion. The excursion to Chicago over the lake Erie A Western Saturday night consisted if thirteen cart, hauled by a mogul engine. Eleven of the cars were comfortably tilled »ut of Indianapolis, and two were kept iOoked for passengers between this citv and Kokomo. At I‘eru three more coaches acre taken on, and a dispatch to The News mys the train took eight hundred people into Michigan C ty. From that place they went to Chicago on the steamer Chief laatioo Waite. p tsittoroaoe* With Kuiptoyes. There will ho no strike on the Union Pacific. Assistant General Manager Dickinson has acceded to the demands of the telegraph operators. The operators on the ’Frisco line have taken for an increase in pay. Tue conductor* and hra^emen on the Jevcr Uaf have asked for a difiereut itticdiil* for over^ifiue acid a regular pay »*jI'nhnppy JftUler's twatinn. Miller’s station is a saw-mill on the Big Four, near Col dm bus, Ind„ and tbe people, what there ie of them, are unhappy. They want the company to put iu a switch end ■take other improvements. The company Merest to pot in the switch if tbe people wilt pay the cost of the grading and the Pee. This thev will not do nod threaten to ■ove the saw-mill to a point on the Fennqrlvania lines ■ . • Wants fray Per His inveation. The managers of the local lines have refsived notice from O. J. Williams that they ftnva baen using a device invented by biin,
Rail rand Per—n ms ana rnmemph*. The Pullman company has pat another eleeper In serviee in this locality. Tho now differential freight ratee from Chicago to Boston take effect August 22. Tho Lake Erie k Western has completed the laying of steel rails into Michigan City. General Manager Williaaia, of the Nickel Plate, is making an inspection of that line. —All the day trains on tho Big Four stop at "‘Forest Perk,” on tbo St. Louis division. Tho Santa Fe estimates that its cot-rate to Denver will earn 52.40 per train mile, or a total of $100,000. A force of men end t steam shovel arc at work on the Chicago division of the Pennsylvania, near Crown Point. General Manager Barnard, of tbe Peoria k Eastern, has dot the contracts for the heavy stone work to be done on that road. Tbe Chicago vestibule train on tbe New Moo on doe hereat3:45 this morning, did not arrive until 7:40 on aecoaot of a freight wreck near Monon. The Pennsylvania shops at Colombas will soon tarn oat three more class K engines. This will make fifteen heavy freight engines built there this year. The Evansville k Terre Haute delivers daily about a dozen ears of fra its and vegetables for Chicago to tbe Chicago k Eastern at Terre Haute. Owing to the condition of the coal trade, the ijockine Valiey will show a decrease for July. Tbe passenger department, however, will show an increase. Two of the old engines first nsed on the Cincinnati, Wabash A Michigan are in the W'abash round-house, sn$l will remain out of service until thoroughly overhauled. The Cincinnati, Hamiiton A Dayton vartls at Hamilton are blockaded with loaded cars and Superintendent Galloway is there trying to straighten things out. The placing of an interlocking switch on tbe St. Louis division of the Big Poor at Kansas, 111., takes off one stop and gives the New York-St. Louis train stiil faster time. President Woodford, of tho Cincinnati, Hamilton A Dayton, has.returned to New York on business connected with the raising of money to make additional improvements. The Big Fonr has vacated Its passenger yards on Delaware and Alabama streets to permit work on the new freight depot. The Moorefield yards will be used for the present Superintendent Ewan, of the New Monon, who was overcome with beat q few days ago, is munh better and was able to eometo this eitv yesterdav. Ho will soon be regdv for duty again. There are not manv men at work in the Clover Leaf shops at Frankfort and those who ate there are engaged in making tools with which to work. It is believed that a full force will be in service by October. The Vandalia h*as given notice that it will advance the rates on grain and grain product*, with the understanding that the trunk lines make an earnest effort to advance the lake and roil rate from Chicago to New York. DISSATISFACTION OF UNIONS.
Grievance Against the Agricultural Board—Labor Day Withdrawals.
At a meeting of the Labor Day committee yesterday morning a committee from the Zig-Zag Cycling Club was present, and gave notioe that the club bad secured the racetrack at the State Fair Grounds for September 5 from tbe Indianapolis Driving Clnb. This announcement brought out discussion, and gave'-tbs carpenters an opportunity to bring their grievance against the State Board of Agriculture up. The carpenters’ delegates said they had always been opposed to securing the Fair grounds for the Labor Dav picnic, as the ptate Board of Agriculture had opposed organized labor in the construction of the buildings, and that non-union carpenters were now working on the grounds with the permission of the board; thev said that any place in Indiana would be preferable to the State Fairgrounds. The action of the Driving Club and the Zig-Zag Club was characterized by some speakers as dishonorable. Any action, it was held, on the part of the Labor Day committee in withdrawing from the lease would be honorable. The eoanuittee on grounds was instructed to see the officers of the Driving Club end secure tbe track if possible, and/ failing in this, to secure other grounds. The Zig-Zag psople ay they are blameless of underhand action,-and that they bave been for months, ever since the spring races were abandoned, contemplating the nse of the great track for the several days’ fall tonrnament. It was charged Shat the Labor Signal had beeo fomenting trouble for selfish purposes, and that with the exception of a few interested parties the Labor Day demorifetratinn would be attended by ell organized labor iu Indianapolis. A resolution was read from the Painters’ and Decorators’ international convention at ^t. Louis recommending united action between K, of L., the Federation and independent national bodies wherever practical. At its meeting yesterday afternoon Typographical Union, No. 1, voted to withdraw from the Labor Day celebration in case the K. of L. takes part. It is understood that the bookbinders, pressmen and other publishing trades will als^ withdraw.
IVOR SAL* OR TRADE-DRCO STORK AND r o«h*-r barc*«ns. Rulieek.SS N. Delaware. IVOR SALK OR" TRADK V bongbt. sold end tradeo. Uroeers'Excnange, M Vai.ce Slock. IVOR SAL* OR TKADK-FOR GROCERY OR r shoe slock, six-room house, esxies. CrawfordsviUe, InU. Inquire at No. S» W. Washin*tou s«. IVOR SAL.E OR TRAW^ONK~ OF TH E F ttneei restaurants in eitT: H OW; part cash, balance good city propertr: a rare chance. Grocers’ fc.xchange. S< VaBC* Block. F oo Fietcher 1 ** e.: tl*> cash, balance in buhding and loan association, will take b:itfgvxe part of cash pay meat. Kvaas A BaU. Uh Virgiuiaave.
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LIPTON—Died, August 2. ISC. at the residence of her son, Albert Llpton, 213 Herkimer st., Brooklyn. N.Y.. Hannah LipTon, In the sixtysevsnth year of her age.
A UN Lit At, DIKKC AOK.'S.
L>UN KRAL'Dl REtrrORS-
r KUEOELO A WHIT8ETT.
125 North Delaware street.
Telephone. OMce, 664. Free ambulanee.
Tel. Cbae. T. Whltsett. S7n.
MONUMENTS. *
VfON UM KN TB-AUG. D1KN EB, i'43 EAST
ill Washington.
SOCIEtY MEETINGS.
QOCIKTY- MASONIC-SPECIAL MKETINO O of Center Lodge. No. 23. F. and A. M.. this (Monday) evening, 7:30. Work in the first de-
gree. \ Kiting brothers welcome.
A. Ixo», Sccretarv. C. W. BrsH. W. M.
QOC!KTk-er A. R.-aTIKNTION. GEORGE C* H. Thomas Post. Na 17.0. A. R,—Special meatlug Tuesdav «-\ citing. August », to make arrangements for tne WashiuKton encampment. Every eomraoe teat possibly cau is expected to attend. The committee on uniform have a good report to thake. Visiting comraae* Invited. By order
U. E. 8n illino. Commander. Dkkx DeRi vtk». Adjutant.
ANNOI Nt lLJRENfh.
A NNOUNUKMENT- ARCH DEACON’S
JA solo'd big pickles.
a NNui NCKMENl-R KH E A RS A L TO21. night, 7:45. J. Davidson. Secretarv. A NNOUNUKMKNi-BUILD VuL'K FLURS to suit the Royal fireplace heaters. Pursell
A Medsker.
» N NOt NCEMElTt - T K * T 11 FILLED {1 without pain C, C. kverts. Dentist, corner
\\ ashington and Pennsylvania.
4 N N OUN OEM ENT - D E N K K W A L T K R xa. SDringe, post office Bjteucer. Ind. Sanitarium for catarrh, consumption, nervousness, rheuma-
tism.
a NNOUNCBMEM -JERUSALEM ! EASE IX. payment* on watches. Jewelry. babv cans, tricycles, musical tnsuumenu of ail kinds umbrellas, etc. Jerusalem I Massachusetts st* A NNOUNCKM ENT-ABC:HDEjlCON S JUG A vinegar; old and reliable; best tn market; contains silver plated teaspoon. Japaneei- napkius. variegatvd she.f paper, fancy pickle*, chow-chow and numerous other presents: 10 cents a jug. Sold by all grocers. Use no other.
Auk a ale ok tkaou
112ANTED—GOOD GIBl- 172 N. DKLA- ' V* war* st.
W ANTED-WHJTE COO A. 1S1 MaBmaCHUVV setts av*.
W -AN TE D-DlMlJlG-fcOOM GTR L AT Si ■. '* Alabama.
W ANTED—GIRL; NO WASHING. !• IB*
vv dtaaa av*.
YU ANTED-GOOD WHITE UlRL. M3 N.
vv Delaware.
YV AN TED- GOOD GIBL. NO. X2^ KA8SA-
r - VV chasetts ave
YVanted-dininu-boom giki. at at vi.
TV Washingteu st
YVabtfd-i»IRL fobThoUSEWOBkr _ 2M
TV N. Alabama st.
YV ANTED —ONE GOOD DISHWASHER.
VV 5; N. Alabama
Wanted—good woman ab second
Tv cook at Pyle House.
IV ANTED—GIRL FOR KITCHEN WORK.
*V Apply Oeddental Hotel.
YV A.NTED-GIBl FOB OENKBAL HOU8E-
VV worm. 179 N. Alabama »t
YY’ ANTED — GOOD LINING-ROOM BOY*.
Tv Cali Wl W. Washington sv.
t|7 ANTICD^GIBL FOR GENERAL HOCSE-
TT work. 461 N. Tennessee *t.
Y* 7 ANTED—«J RL FOK COOKIN’G AND GEN-
V v eral housework. 7 N. State st
YV ANTED-TRY ARCHDEACXIN’B pepper
vV mangoes. They are delicious.
V1L* ANTED-G1KL AS COOK; GOOD WAG »i;
V V private family. 213 N. Illinois.
YVANTED-OIBLFOK GENERAL HOL’ME-
TI wurk. Apply ITT K Bt. Mary st
\l) ANT ED-MIDDLE-AGED WoMaN FoR
vv general housework. 27 S). West.
' ANTBD-FAMILV SEWING; CAN CUT V V and fit. Address K 5. care News.
W a NTJfiD—A FIHST-CLAMS WHITE COOK ;
TT best wage*. Country Club house.
WANTED-FOR PICKLES TRY ABCH- » V deacon’s big spiced. So.d aU over.
\Y T A.NTEI) - kxpeiueNcEd olkL” Fob »T general housewdrk. 2S8 Central are. W a NT ED-A GOOD GIRL KoK OENITRaX TT housework. 704 N. Pennsylvania st W anted - Girl; general houseTv work:small family. 813 N. Alabama. YY ANTED GIRL FOR ETTjht HouslVT keeping; family of two. 472 Union st YY 7 ANTED - GIKiA> TO BOX PUZZLES Tv Wm. H. Langsdale Printing Company. YV ANTED - GOOD COLORKl) GIKL FOft V* dishwashing. Call t9i W. Washington st YV ANTED—A GOOD PLACE FOR A GOOD VV girl, general housework. 674 Celieg* ave.
\Y anted — experienced girls fo tv work on panta Apply 14 K. Washington st. YV’ aNTKD-FOUH i nTELlI^RNT XADliS TV Good satary. Room It, old Sentinel Build-
ing.
anted-sekvant girl;Plain cookt t ing; small family; good wages. 472 N. Ala-
bama.
VI’ ANTBD-A GOOD GIRL AT GNCk TOB tt general housework. Apply 337 B. Tennes-
•ee st.
\A’ANTED-GIUL; no washing AND tt irouiog. Call at 173 Shepherd ave., north
of Twelfth.
YV ANTED - GOOD GlRL PoK'fjkjfERAL tt housework; small family; references. 327
College ave.
W ANTED-noUSEKEXPKR TO GO Otf tt of oity; small family; best pay. 75>i East
Washington.
YY’ anTed-experikncEd w HITI oTrl tt to do general housework; two in family.
374 Park ave.
YV A -N T ED—F EAT IIE KS KKNOVaTBD, tv bought and sold. 116 Massachusetts ave.
B. P. DuBois.
W AN iFd-LaDY DRESSMAKER; GOOD VV chance for right party. Call room 6, old
BeUtlnei Building.
\V A1*f>E' CHAMBERMAID Ta N D tt one dining-room girL Enterprise Hotel,
Massachusetts ave.
YV ANTED—GOOD WOMAN TO GO TO THE TV oounlry three miles to cook for two per-
sons. 59 N. Illinois st.
WANTED - FIVE LADIES TO SOLICIT VV measures for corsets and waists; goods sell at sight; salary or commission. Call room 5, old
Bentlnel Building.
YV JlNTED—YutTNG LADYfO TAKE OCR VV special course la stenography; position as soon as competsnt. Address Btenographlc In-
stitute. Lorraine Building.
W ANTED-IIOWtJTHlST TILlEGKAPH Y, tt short-hand and electric-pen work, only 43 per month; good paying positions to all wno learn. Johnston’s. 82H E. Washington.
YY’ANTEt) - tADIEiTfoTbiCLL DIAMOND TV Dew for the complexion. A good salary guaranteed to those willing to work. Address Mrs. N. K. Blowers, 318 Cornell eve., Indianapo-
lis, Ind.
W ANTED—GOOD SALARY GUARANTEED TV to ladlss witling to do writlbg for meat their homes. Address m* iu own handwriting with stamped envolopo. Miss Edna L. Smyths, South Bond, Ind.. proprietor of the famous
Gloria Water for tbo complexion.
YV ANTBD-ARUHDEACON’S Wo VINE»T gar; old and reliable: best io market; contains silver-plated teaspoon. Japanese napkins, variegated shelf paper, fancy pickles, chowchow aod numerous other presents: 10cents* Jug. Sold by ail grocers. Use no other. w anted-LAbiEK TTTKnow THaTTHE tt stenographic Institute secures positions for its graduates, and as a guarantee to do tnis will allow you to pay part tuition after securing employlueirt. Sead^stamp for Ulustrated^cDcu-YY/ANTEU-^DRlfeSH CUTTING ANb SEV^ VV Ing school, the only place whore women and girls can learn tho entire art of dross-out-ting, maktug. draping, designing, tacking and finishing, transferring and reproducing bv measures, without guess work or rt fit ting. Em-
ma Edwards, 163 S. East st.
WANTKD-TRE stenographic iNhtItt tute keps an experienced man employed to look after vacancies In shorthand worg. Our most-talked-of advantage: A greater per eent. of our graduates are holding lucrative positions than any other school in tbe mate. Send for circular. Lorraine Building, D. W. Harter,
manager. •
WANTED—MISCKI.LaNEOI;*.
VXT-ANTED—GOOD DAY BOARDERS. 32* N.
VV Htlnole.
WANTED-FOUR GENTLEMEN JIOARli-
W ersatSOIN. West st.
\\f ANTED—BOARDERS, aT 1034 N. MISSIR-
VV sippl. 43.50 per week.
\{l ANTED-TrY ARCHDEACON’S PEPPER
tv mangoes. Appetizing.
YY7 ANTED-DAY BOARDEfiS AT 332 K
tt Illinois st. 43 per week.
Y\7 ANTED—STUCK OF MERCHANDISE.
vV Bullock. 36 N . Delaware.
YY 7 ANTKD-46 FUR FULL SET TEETH, ex-
t V traded without nain at Earhart’s.
Wanted — for pickles trY arch-
tt deacon’s big spiced. Sold all over.
YY 7 ANTED - OONaUMERS’ GAS TRUST VV stock. Newton Todd. 7 Ingalls Block.
YV anYed-hiohest prices paid for VV furniture,carpets,etc. 139W.Washingtonst.
YY' ANTI.D — TO BUY A SACoND-HAND *V burglar-proof safe. Blair A Baker, 97 S.
Tennessee st.
YV AN 1 AD- WATCH ESOLKANED.Il ;MAIN VV springs.fl. W eliner’s Loan Office, room 4,
lO’iN. Delaware *t.
Y\7 ANTE.D — RAZORS and aCiSSUKS TO VV grind. Barber Supply House. 27 Circle st
Manufacturer Lily razor.
YV ANTED - TEK'i H FILLED WITHOUT VV pain. C. C. Everts. Dentist, corner Wash-
ington and Pennsylvania.
YV ANTED - GENTLEMAN ROOM-MATE; TV rent very reasonable; references exchanged. Addtesa T 6, careNews.
YY’ANTED - TO LOAN MON El ON W watches, diamonds, personal property.
Wellner. coom 4,10>i N. Delaware st.
YV AN 1KD—PRINTING OF EVERY DEVV sertption at Indianapolis Printing Company. 34 Virginia ave. Telephone 1220.
YV ANTED - COLBY WRlNOFFs! “THR VV beet made,” for f6; also wringers repaired. Morrts«>n’8 rubber store. 2 W. Washington.
YV’ANftel)-A SINGLE BED; UAsPEClVV able family; will pay 4; a month; will give good reference. Call at 150 K. su Joe sk, room 8.
J. L. House.
YV AN TED-A GOOD MAN AND WiFb. OR *V middleAged woman, to go to the country to work : colored or white. C. C. Tuttle. 5 K.
Washington.
YV ANT El .-ANYONE H aV inQadEsih A'V V ble doubie residence, well located, for sa-e or trade, can find a buyer at once by seeing Jas. Greene A Co.. No. 8Central Block. TI-ANTMD-MANDOL1N8. UL 1 1TAHS. iJIA VV monds. watches and Jewelry on payments *) esse prices. W* make musical-instrument repair!sg a specialty. • Indiana av*. ' YV ANYED-PARTNBK. SILENT OR ACT VV ive, lady or gentit-man. with 41.000or 4500, to enlarge a weT|.»stablfshed custom mauuteoturing; good profits; sate investment. P fi.
YV ANTED --WHY. MARY. YOU ARE TV looking exceedingly well.” ’’Yes, Nellie,
since using Ache-Head 1 feel ll*e a new woman. I never have headache for mors than tea
mlnutee.’’ (sold at Pautzer’drug store.
W AN TTC1*—SITUATION*.
QITUaTION WANTED-COMPANION TO O invalid lady. Address T 4. care News. SITUATION WANTED—GOVERNESS ?OK O small children. Address B 4, care Nea'S.
QI1UATION Vt ANTED—MtKlkKEEPFR OR Cl cashier: have had experience. Address V 4
care News.
SITUATION W ANTED — POSITION BY A O young man; to learn trade preferred. Ad-
dress Ffi. care News.
CITUATimN WaNTKD-BY expebJenckd O s*»rl: family sewing; good references Call
X. Washington st.
SITUATION WaNTEd-COMPHTENT LADY i- stTnogranhei: good references. Address
L. R K-.I-G S. Alabama.
OITUAriuN WAN TED-YOUNG LADY OF C? bus:Wees ability would like a position of
trust. A-Hire*- 8«. care New*.
ClTUAIION WANTKD-BY KXPEB1ENCKD O salesman; wholesale or retail; hew refer-
ence*. Ostt 75-S R. Washington.
QlTUATlON WA^’fitD—BY LADY STTKNOGO rapher: oe»t Oodeg*reference: wou<d accept subetltutlng. Aodrews K6. care New a
O’-TUAtlON WANTKD-AB CITY 8ALKSCl man or collector by ynanr man act afraid of hard work. Address 1. F. Kiefer, room 27 Wbea Block.
YI7 A WTED-JOBPRESS FKKDRR. eft A ND 30
VV W, Market.
ANTKIi—UJ£T VOt R HAIRCUT FOR 15c. VT « X. Ililnota. YI7ANTED-OOOD BARBRB AT ONCE. ISO
V V a. Illinois st.
YVANTEIM-HEiJ’EJBt IN BAKKR*. Kl *. _vY Washington st. . \I7 ANTED-GOOU WRiTE WAITBR. CIR-
*V els Kark Hotel
i UBT—BOOXIsw
UOST OB STOLEN.
FBBaONAL.
T>ERSON A L—TRY ARCHDXACOfTS FAPX per mangoes. Appetizing.
era! reward; | OSi-PKNHION CBBTJFJCATK. No. 4991991 Return to Win. W or ret, Union stock-yards.
Liberal reward.
1 O^L^ON ROAD SOUTH OF CITY, LARUE, aj red pocketbook, with insurance papers. Reward. C. W. oakes. College aye. j T OST-OjSi LAi-THATCROAY.LUMBER AND Xj account Dock; Fraser Broe’. business card prf/ited on back. Return to J. M. Higntshoe. N, Tennessee tU. and get reward. T OST-JUAbT ttYKNlNO. PROBABLY ON Ju Lake Erie A Western train, pocketbook containing money and papers. Finder please return (o»K. Market st. W. H. Fulton. T OST-THK FORE PART OF JULY. AN 1NXj diana Savings and Investment Company Association book. No. IK; name Walter Stemen. Return to27 Massachusetts ave. and receive reward. |ffww RD FFE *~D Ij to any persor^returuing toe cash-box ^containing papers tnst was taken from Eannou dfc tp-'Wtieiw: paper* are worthies* to any one #xcepi tbe^witer ; no question* asked.
sTOKAtaL.
CT OK AU K - BEFORE - STORING^ TOUR O goods call on M. P- Anderson, corner Ho#brook and Cedar sts.. for special rates on storage
and transfer.
OlOttAUE—THE DICKSON STOttAUE AND O rransfer Company’s (registered! warehouse corner £. Ohio and Bee Line tracks. ’Phene TXi.
Branch office 36 W. Maryland st.
^ bouse t ompanpstore merchandise and Doose-
poods; largest warehouse in city, built
t brick and stone, prsctically fire-proof, low ^sdranee, convenient locaUon; registered re-
nts. Bt to S3 e. Pennsylvania st. F. V. 'Hiatt, treasurer end manager. Telephone
Wantel luuGiNgs and mkals. we
VV an Weal Mar etst.
Y\ T ANTED-BARlfliR: aTRADY JOR Na
VV U Massachusetts are.
YVXNTKD-BRICKLAYXJBa; QaB CITY.
Apply Gas Uty Hotel.
VV ANTKD-DA1RY HAND, ts INDIANA
VV ave. 6 p.m. or* Am.
YY-^TED-EXFEKIENCJSD boy in FIN-
Wantrd-three locnor cuvkrkbr
vv Mt. Clone. 700 a Merid aa.
Ty ANTED—TRY’ AklMuEAO0N’& PEPPER
Vf mangoes. They are delicious.
\17 AKtKU-BBlCKIeAY KiW AT JUIACOLK-
lane school house. K. Hank^.
W ANT^D-BARKKH MiGHT A WAY. SM
» v W T . Morris st.. w est I udlanapolis.
\17ANTED — FOR FiCKLEB try* abch- * V deacon *8 big spiced. Sold all over.
\4' a>TaJ»—tw elve Boys. TmTHaY^ v v cock MT’g Company. First and canal.
! yy’JNtkd-one boy sixteen orsW»V entesn years old. 33S. Pennsyiraaiast.
YV ANTED-ANMRGETIC young man to vv work in grocery. Address M «, News office. YV A N TED-T A KK^OU R BaTH aT 64 N . VV I«l»nolA Everything first-class. Only 15c. \V A^TED-Tu BT.’Y' BLTLDINu Ail soci A VV tieu shares. Geo. M. Poe, room 34 Ingalls
Block.
W ANTED—CIRCULARS DISTRIBUTED IN vv all Indiana towns; |1 per L608L AddressJ
«, care News.
\V anted - CABINET-MAKERS, d. e. vv svone Furniture Company. Sheldon SL and
Belt railroad.
YV'AliTED-EXi’ERIENcED SHOE HaLES77 men; no other* need apply. No. 2D N.
Pennsylvania st.
YVANTUD—MaIH CUTTING AND BATHS v V 15c, at one of the best barber-shops in the
eitr. M K. IllinolA
YV anted-man +GDRiVEMtLKWAGoS: VV must corae well recommended. X. A. Cay-
lor. E. Washington.
YV A1 t TeD-EO k sale, one ~hammond tv universal typewriter, in perfect order, cheap. Address P, care News.
YI’ANSTED-A GOOD Y’OUNG GERMAN vv man, to work around house and tase care
of horses. Country Club house.
vir an ted—First class ~W ago IT" weiobVV workman; steady employment. J. G.
Hey maun & Son. Noblesville, Ind.
\I’ANTED - EXPERIENCED DKY-UOOllS
VV salesmen: experienced only need apply. Star Store. 194 and 196 W. Washington.
W ANTED—AN ACTIVE YoUNG MAN VV with seme experience In traveling. The Moore Packing Company, stock-yards.
\V ANTED—CAPPER TO CAP FRClt CANS. W Good, steady position to competent man. Address, with reference. H 6, care News.
ANTED—YOUNG MEN. AND MEN TO VV know that Oyster Charlie will open his oyster-house. 212 E. Washington.September 3.
ANTED-younQ OR MIDDLE-AGED TT man for outside work; J«to start: steady position ; good chance. Addree* G 6. News office.
W ANTED—PARTNER IN DRUG BU8tVV neas, with $1,0U0 capital, tn a growing gas town; Ph. O. preferred. Address Lock Box 278,
Mulberry. Ind.
W ANTED — TWO FIRST-CLASS WOODVV carvers; good wages and steady work to good men. Write to Decatur Furniture Com-
pany. Decatur, 111.
ntturs, pianos. hor*e*,°#tc!7 wUhout^movsl;alsoon wstchss sud diamond*. Georg* M. Poe. room 21 Ingalls Bioci.
\V ANTED—YOUHgT ENERGETIC BUSIW ness farmer with competent housewife to superintend targe farm on salary: reference required. Address Farm Owner, Indianapolis.
YV ANTED—THREE EXPERIENCED AR VV mature winders to wind gramme, ring and drum armatures; steady work; good pay; to leave the city. Inquire Chas. M. Johnston,
21 S. Meridian.
YV ANTED—YOU TO KNOW THAT THE VV Stenographic Institute secures positions for Its graduates. Our students are holding the best places. Send stamp for circulars. D. W.
Harter. Manager.
YX7 A>iTEIJ '-SALESMEN: SALARY OR VV commission; to handle greatest uoveay patented ; exclusive territory; sell* st sight; can make big money; particulars free; sain pie, 50c. Unity D. C” Co.. Dept. l. Unity Bldg., Chicago. WJ ANTED-A FLOOR HOLDER ON TOOfi VV work; one who is accustomed to working under the crane; good wages and steady employment to a first-class man. Address the Excelsior Foundry Company. Fourth and Eggleston
eve.. Cincinnati, O.
WANTED—YOUNG STeN.' Wlf? DON’T VV you learn shorthand or bookkeeping* I bave applications continually which I cannot fill; there Is no better field for smart young men; day and evening session. National Business Col-
lege. Washington and Meridian sis.
WANtXD-fRAVELING 8ALK8MEN TO VV sell baiting powderLto the right men liberal salary and commission, contracts will he made; experience not necessary. If you answer any ad in this column, answer this one. United States Chemical-works, 840-846 Van Buren Chi-
cago.
WanteD-thk stenographic instiVV tute keeps an experienced man employed to look after vacancies in shorthand work. Our most talked>of advantage: A greater per cent of our graduates are holding lucrative positions than any other school In the State. Send for circular. Lorraine Building, D. \V. Barter, man-
ager.
W AN T EI >_ A 4iKN 1*.
A GENTS WANTED - JEWELRY, DRESS goods, etc. Men of experience wanted; salary or commission. AddressQ 6, care New*. A GENT8 WANTED—WE WANT FIVE RIB?. A idem canvassers for our line of dress goods and cloaks.- We pay a salary to good agents; all goods sold on weekly payments. Fuller’s, 83 K
A GENTS W ANTED—8A LESM EN TO SELL A. to merchants by sample; 4100 a month to workers; inclose stamp; permanent situation; chance to build a fine trade. Model Manufactur-
ing Company. Mouth Band, Ind.
HU1JLD1NU. SAVING AND LOAN AMM’N
pblLDING AND LOAN—THE ROYAL HAS X) money to loan. Howard Kimball. Becratary,
60 East Market st.
TJTJILDINU AND LOAN — DANlA BUILD.D ing and Loan Association stockholders’ meeting Wednesday. August 10,1892, at 7 o'clock p. m., at their office, 32 Virginia ave., for amending or by-laws and election of officers.
A. Larskx. Secretary.
■pUILDING AND LOAN—IF YOU WANT A a) building association loan promptly apply to W. A. Rhodes, secretary Mutual Home ana Savings Association, 72 E. Market st.; the payment required Is only 26c per week for each 4100 borrowed ; office open from 8 a. rr. to 6 p. m. daily.
■pUILDINO AND LOAN-AUGUST 10. 1892. X> The Star Saving and Loan Association will start the twentieth senes of 4200 shares and the second series of 4100 shares, dues 2S« per ween in each. No assessment for expenses. Money furnished promptly to borrowers. The 4200 share provide* for borrowers who wish for easy payments, and the #100 shares for those who wish to pay off their loans quickly. Dues received and information furnished at 68 E. Market st. H. M. Hadley, president; H. H. Fay,
secretary.
noticje.
TUOTICE-joSEPH GARDNER, TINNER, 39 AN Kentucky avenue. Telephones^ XTOTICK-WT B.-CLARKE. M: D.THOM(£l>: Av pathic). Washington st., cor. Alabama.
XTOTiCR-ALL KINDS TIN WORK AND J 1 slate roofing. Pursell A Medsk*r. 31 Massa-
obusstts ave.
XT-OTlCK-TfVERROAD .c PRUNK For At hardware, paint, oil, pumps, tin-work and gas fitting. 170 Indiana ave.
VTOTlUK-W!LL1S MINER. PRACTICAL ACAN countant: twenty-five years’ experience;
best of references. 36 M. Meridian st.
TkTOTICE - DUMPERM CAN UNLOAD ON AN graded lot. Hanna st., southwest corner of
United States arsenal grounds. C. W. Oakes.
Xjotick—wanted to know that the AN the coolest bath-rooms In tbe city and the best of tonsorial artists iu the oity can be found
at the Gratia Hotel barbershop.
TV’OT1CE-OF APPLICATION FOR LICENSE AN to sell liquor John J. O’Connor oas this day, August 5. 1812. made application to retail liquors on the premises known as 100 Meek st..
lot No. 1; size of lot 20x40 feet.
VTOTICE-IF YOU ARE ABOUT TO MAKE A ■IN business venture and wish to kmiwifynu will be successful. It will pay you to consult ths Independent State Writer.*) 8. Tennessee sL,Indianapolis, Inn. Hours 8 toll a. m. 2 to 6 p.m. Evenings7to 10. Ladies.|l;gentlemen.92.
L4>!*Z.
1 OMT—TRY" ARCHDEACON’S PEPPER
JU mangoes. They are delicious.
rpo U£T-FCrail*HB» BOOMS. 175 N. DKLA-
I ware st.
^OLkT-ABCHDRACON’S HPICEITbIG O^LMT-FUJiJIlBHED BOOM. S W.NEW ’po^LET^RlcXLY FURNTHHEDnSOOMs. « T°^E^7&nB»¥URN IdH Kl) Rooms;
.ggSgEMBIMM ■ r mi mi egesink m - snr i — — isitemi ma-fiisnsi Ji
J^MAXl DRal XV on mi
Ui
x° Lt¥ - HANDSOMELY FURNIOHXD
1 rooms. «W. Ohio.
, r , 0 LET—Fukf* ISHKD FRONT ROOM. 1 first door. IffiK. Oh.oM.
Hemew^ FRONT BOOM,
T°*t£«Lr. ^» i b: 1 5S!£»2“ kt bo °^
rro ilKT-NIcKLY FURNISHED PARJLOB.
1 with alcove. 333 N. Illinois st.
’•pO LfcT—FURNISHED OB CNPCRNIHHEb
A room a 144 N. Penney Ivania st.
~ StCELY FUHNIBHKD BOOM, j- bath jaaea. »Ft. Wayoeavg.
RDROOMS^-BblTi
A or slagie. 4 Massachusetts are.
rpo LET —SlBOANTLY FCKNIHHXD AND
1 unfurnished. 71* N. XUlaota st.
>1*0 LET - PLEASANT rooms, with
l board, at 571N. Pennsylvania st.
rpo Urr-NICBLY FURNISHED BOOMS TO A geats oaly. Grand Opera Block.
rooms, with or
1 Withoat beard. 333 N. Illinais st.
nro let-pheasant FurNiBhed and A unf urnished rooms. 248 N. East su r I ’G LKT-FI R-«iT-CtA ROOM. FUH1 nisbed; gentlemen, ltd N. Tennessee.
TO LET - NICELY furnished front A room without children. 449 N. Illinois. TO LXt^TWO" FURNISHED ROOMS FO* A Hgbt housekeeping. 175 W. Michigan st. fpo LET-Ha NDs-OME AI^D NEWLY - Ft?R1 nlshed room. Call Room 1, Stewart Place.
T°. JUST-FURNISHED ROOMS: BO A RIP 1 ing. 171 N. Mississippi st. Everything new. TO lHT-NICX. FURNISHED room for .A twe yeong men; ground floor. 112 E. Market, rpo LET—FURN'lSHKintOOMs^ HEFeR1 enees; gentlemen preferred. 296 N. Missis-
•IPPI.
T°— R pOMS. SECOND FLOOR: East st! UWe, ° r h0 °** ke * pin,f: nXktm - mit -
T°. and ' UNFUR-" *v. n ‘rh*«l rooms, with board. Rooeevelt Hons*.
80 1L, Oota.
s)€aLl LODGE Rook. FUR":
linnsylvania^ furtber information call at 75N. rpo LET — NEWLY-FURNISHED ROOMS, i ? r *{ floor* ;first-cla*s board if de-
sired. ISSN. Illinois st.
rpo let—Nicely furnished front I. room, suitable for one or two gentlemen;
gases.bath. etc. 72 W. New York at.
rpo LET—ROOM AND BOARD IN PRiV A I B Atamiir tot one or two gentlemen; north; walking distance; bath, gases. K 6, News.
TO LET-TO GENTLEmJn NICK. FURA nlshed room, with use of bath; kept neat and elean. References. 125 K. Vermont st.
rpo LET-FURNISHED KOOM»;TWO NICX 1 Inrge rooms, single or suite, also want a few more day boarders. 138 Massachusetts av#. rpo LET—WITH POWER. EXCELLSn'T a. room, mrfOO; all convooioncAo for manu* factoring. Corner Pennsylvania and Georgia.
TO UKT—HOUSER.
rpo LET-LIST. 10CIRCLK
rpo LET—GET LIKT. ALEX. METZGER.
r po —see LIST. c. E. oGFFIN <a co.
rpo LETr-SIX-ROOM tXJTTAGE. 471 I’aRK
1 ave.
rpo LET—CROP *92,ARCHDEACON’S PEPPER
A mangoes.
rpOKjl — 8^T ORX-RO O 3fAN6~DWiC LLT.S (L
rpo LET—HEE LIST AT HADLEY A f AY’S.
I 68 K. Market
rpO^LKT^RKE VV. J. M’CULLOUOH A SONS.
rpO LET-DWELLING 322 N. HUnoU St Ap-
1 ply on premises.
ri’iO LMt-MOUlsiB IN ALL PARTE OF THE
A oily. O. F. Series.
rpo LKT-THRKE ROOMS; NATURAL GAR
A l»T*udes; cheap rent
fpO LET-9*» LIST. li*~knmXM r VF.
1 Geo. W. Pangborn A Co.
rpO LET—RES LIST AT 96 E. MARKET".
A ground floor. Gregory A Appel.
rpo let-199 Columbia ave.. as. fouh 1 rooms, call room 17. Talbott Block.
rpO LKT-256 N. ALABAMA. NlNE ROOMS, A hot and cold water.bath, sewer. 28M K. Ohio
rpo LET-HOUSE FIVE ROOMS. 359 N. CAL1 ifornia st; both gases. Inquire 8 W.Mar-
ket st.
rpo LKT-NEW T\Vo-«T6rY D'VTlLrfNG"; 1 ra*. nice lot, stable, etc. 427 Bellefon-
tamest
f|v9~tfef-3S9 9. KAHT 6T.; FlVk! ROOMS. .A; n , m i u T al rn 1 ’. and stable; fit Alex Metsger,
5 Odd Fellows Hall. .
rpo L’Kf -y 68 CLIFFORD AVE., HOUSE
R ' o6, ' d “ n
rpo LitT - TWO THREE-ROOM HOU9K8. J- new. with gas. None with children need epffir. 17 E. South, or 244 S. New Jersey after
rj'0 Lkt—dWEITlING KG. 298 N. t’ENNSYtr A ranlast., nine rooms, |». Also flat adjoining, over drug store. All modern conveniences ana connection with street sewer. Excellent location, opposite Blind Asylum park; beautiful surroundings: close down town. A. Metsger,
Odd Fellows Hall.
TO LET—O F FT CUR .-vNl* STOltAR.
rpo LET—FINE FRONT OFFICE SUITE.
1 Grand Opera Block.
fpO LET - ROOM WITH P0nEK; 00O’D
1 light 17 Bast South.
rpo i.KT—FIRST-CLARIS HUITE OF OFFICE I aurt sleeping rooms: both gases; first floor.
Ad. Hsretb, 81 £. Washington st.
rpb LEt-SToHE. WITH FOUlTTjWELLlNO I rooms: Urge yard; gas and all conveniences
727 8. Meridian st. Inquire In rear.
rpo LKT—\VTt8 POWER.^ EXCELLENT 1 room, 30x100; all conveniencea for manuflteturlng. Corner Pennsylvania and Georgia
rpo LKT—DI1SIKABLR STORE-ROOM ; MA8I sachusetts avenue. 1H squares from NewDenlson Hotel. H. D. Pierce, 18>* North Merid-
ian.
rpo LKT*-OFFICE ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR .1 physicians, over Pomeroy’s drug store,southwest corner Pennsylvania and Nortd sts., opposite blind asylum: excellent location. A. Metz-
ger. Odd Fellows Hall.
rpo LET-A GOOD BUSINESS ROOM, 60X22 1 fset In the oiear. in a brick building; ten bedrooms on the second floor, good kitchen attached; has been used for restaurant Tnoma*
H. Nutter. Martinsville. Ind.
TO UCT—MISCKLLANEOUh.
rpo LET-BLACKSMITH SHOP. APPLY
1 Bryce’s Bakery.
T50R RENT - PIANOS CHEAP. RldH <fc
JT McVey', 56 N. Illinois st.
rj'O LfcT—R(K>MS, WITli PGA kK FOH AN’Y 1 kind of manufacturing. Wright A Wright,
113 Botuh TttQti6»s«e street.
FOB BALE—HOKNJM AND VEHICLES.
POR SALE-GOOD SMALL PLUG HORSE
JT cheap. No. 123 Knckle.
L'OR SAL^T--GOOD GENTLE FAMILY
T horse at 862 u. Meridian st.
TJ0rs1CE-agT)OD WoRK~inHffi5:, five r years old. Apn-y at 28 s. t te'au ere ^t.
LH)R HA Ilk-A GLNTLL CARR 1.1UI. non. 2 A and Kensington, Inquire ai ;04 N. Pennsyl-
vania st.
L'OR sSALJi—DON’T RUY SURUEY». FHAEr tons or buggies until yon see Schofield, a
E. Market.
L'OR SALK-A FIRST-CLASS FAMILY V horse and surrey, at W. T. Long’s stable, on F. . Wabash st.
[■'OR SALK—PON Y CAKl AND HAHNtRtt, F two mule teams, two hors# Mama; cash or
payments 122 K. Wabash.
LOU SALE-BUGOrES. PHAETONS AND F surreys retailed at wholesale prices and a
harness free at 68 n. Pennsylvania st.
l" hom.^fg^ycarsold?cheae. CaU at^ w! Bryant’s music store. 68 and flO X. Pennsylva-
nia st.
L'OR SALE—A R C H D E A. COX T 8 CELiCA brmted summer pickl* for 1892. Stuffed Spanish mangoes, preserved by Archdeaeon’s special
process. Sola hr ail grocers.
L'OR dA L.£^OLD~CARRIAGESTpH ARTON8 I; buggies: awful cheap; our maxe;strictly prime new: reasonable; repairing so hot ted.
Robbins A Co.. S2J£. Georgia st.
Y'OS BALK — ALL KINDS NEW WORK': A two second-hard surreys good ; two secondhand phaetons, cood; three second-hand endspring buggtoe; cash or payments. 122 E. Wabash, north market-house. Georg* K.bobofield.
AUCTION Jv/vLi-
A UC-riON-L. N. PERRY, AUCTIONEER. 95
A E. Market.
A LOT ION—A. L. HUNT. AUCTlONEKR.Ui
A East A asblagton tt.
a UtTlOR - GUNT1N A MCCURDY. AUO-
A Eeneers. 138 West Waahiturionst.
* UCrrON-SALE OF FURNITURE AND A household goods on Wednesday at 10 o’clock a. m., August n>. st No. 144 R. Bt. Mary st.. consisting of one plush parlor suits, bruseels earpets. oak '*uter-tables, square piano, iac# curtains. marbie-top center tables, marble-ton walnut bedroom suite, folding to mgs. banging lamps, on* fine oak bedroom suite, bed clothing. sheets, pillows, ingrain carpet a matting square dining extension table, oak dining-room chairs, pictures, silverware, china and glaseware. range, open buggy, on* two hors* wagon, plush easy chairs, willow rocker, sewing machine and an ateorimeni of other goods.
A. L. hV*t. Auctloaeer.
FOR IKaDK.
L'OR TRADE-SOMETHING SEW EVERY
r day. HuUock.36 .V Delaware.
L'OR TRAlit-^GHKAP LOT BOUTHEAbT
JT for good plug hor>«. 123 Ruckle.
L'OR 1R A DE—M tRC If A N Dlr>R AND CITV .A property. Bullock.36 .Delaware
r L'OR TkAlifc-oSk'HC'n !.kk.;. -i a .7 JT acre* of rood nonth Dakota land tar elty
property. Address PI. core New*
L'ghThauVi-parm of k;ghty acrfS r In Franklin county, Indiana, si*tv mites from Indianapolis: will take sma l property in the bargain. Call at 2*2 a. Delaware ai!7in th«
K. J
T>EAL ESI', XV pepper caaaceea. 1» E-ilf EitTf k-Rl tv eight t>XAL TV kinds. pBAin IV room house, OMOT; 1 ¥>*AL XV West A McCloi
•Y OF ALL
R *AL
Oek Hill lota:
TkEALfayrATE-FikM. liGHTWing;
ITEaL ^EbTatk—fMDO WiXET5tmi?i» ofrivm* ; £^bs^n ^ itUl W *“ ORAL KSTATE-BASGAIN; NEW RIGHTLY. room house, bath:on Collegesva.between Eighth aad Ninth. Inquire« \F. Ohio.
1JKAL MT ATE-tiAnp-FOUn-ROOM COT-
T> EAL ESTATE—A Ffc-W MOBK LOTS LEFT XV lo the ProepectHrt. addition; m cash aod 41 par week. Brsaley A Denfly. 1# N. Delaware at.
p bad eSTate-kig HTY^aCltfta. part£ ? IV platted and improved; ths most central large body at laud; lerms satisfactory. C. F
Baylea.
p BAL ESTATE—f5,ri80—lLlJN<)i8-9T. RU8IIV nee* property: sixty-one feet; two-etory brick; room for other buildings. G. F. Say lee, 75
K. Market.
PEAL KBTAtE- ARCHDfcACONS* CSl.ltTv bra ted summer pickle for 1692. Stuffed Spanish mangoes preserved by Archdeacon’s special
process. Bold by all grocer*,
p kAL~ ESTATE — A OifK-ANfVA-H ALFXY story dwelling-house: a one-story grocery, with rood stock of goods and ail lats improve-
ments. 385 and 247 Coburn tt.
pk-AL EBtATE-ALSbo'^BAKGATN; RiJTfv room, story-ana-balf frame. 8. Meridian, six equaree from Washington »t.; well, cistern, cellar, gas. Wm. S. Canfisld.Sl Virginia ave. p LAL "»AV«hCWTSIC*' FIVE-ROOM EV cottage, eightsquareesoutheast; cellar, well, c'stern ra^. iron fence, porch, two 1.1: lot 49x 1>°; »I4*‘ c u*b. balance 410 per month. Welcn
A Met loskey, 34 Circle.
|TEAinS8TArE^GOOD'SAROATNr-91XTY • . on Al I orl1 *l>. 1*0; easy terms; corner lo«oa Bates and I Cota si., high lot on Illinois SV north of Twentieth st.,M,10a Seibert A Pat-
terson, 12H N. Delaware.
pM; 'kB-rATi-ji DoWW-aRd |1 PEE XV week: no Interest; no taxrn; for Brightwood lorn in Brinkman Hill addition. Lots high and dry and very cheap at llOD; sis* 40x!36fe*V Bradley A Denny. 36 North Delaware street, p EA I#~lETATE “9U05T SiW-Ho?8K XV three room and large pantry, cellar, well, oisterq. gas. terse porch; a well-bnlit cottage, completcdnevery partition cash.hatenr*ti .ifi gir month; second street. Welch A McCloskvy,
I> L.A1. 1-.9 I'A j r. t. \> ...... IV ten-room house; handsome hardwood finish, bath-room complete, splendid steel furnace, city water, gases, etc., yh one of the best north and south streets; flrst-ctea neighborhood. King A Co., Agents. Eo. 94 B. Market st. p’KAL BBTAfE-LoTs f ()R 9ALk-tfS IN'IV terest. no tasee—tn Bradley. Denny <& Atkinson’s K. Washington-et. addition, on Irvington slsctrlc llns. Streets aiaded and graveled; payments 41 and 92 per week; building association stock taken at par. Bradley A Denny, 36 N.
tt.
PEAL Kg'fATE “THE - V^eEEDINGD? JTV hs<* and hearty eld gentleman, whose dally appearance upon the streets attracts so much attention, ts the «sme mdn who s t hurt time ago was nearly dead from dyspepsia, which he cured by using Dyspeptics’ Dellghi, For sale by Pantxer. Bates House Druggist.
pEAL ESTATE-SEE THOSE BEAUTIFUL Tv high lots tn Long A Harlan 1 Cottage Homs addition; buy on*, they’re cheap and will adyanee In vain*: a beautiful place to live, bouses building rapidly, slsctrlc line, fifteen minutes from Meridian .t., never overflows: from 930) to •500: easv terms See Bradley A Denny. 36 N. Delawarett. T ft <n R ou N. Tennessee st,*; beautiful eurrounditig* east front, ten roerus.all modern eonvenienees, beautiful mantels, large stable; lot 40x155; all ia first-class condition; property belongs to nonresident who desires to eel! and can offer me property at In payments of 91,000 or 8500 cash, balance as low as ffi’jo annually. If desired; notes payable on or before; a rare bargain. A, Metzger, second floor Odd Fellows Hall.
I) kAL ESTATE-
XV N. West st.. 9 rooms.. .|2,300 Cor nell ave., 8 rooms ... 5.»o Broadway. 7 rooms. 3,000 Pleasant st., 4 rooms l,5o0 N. Pennsylvania st.. 6 rooms. slsd) John st.. 6 rooms...™ !,«*» Bellefontalne st. 9 rooms .™.... 3,400 College ave., 7 rooms J. — -4.500 W. Fifth. 5 rooms V.0U0 N. New Jersey it.. 8 rooms.-™-™..!..™™* 4,mx) Stillwell st.. 4 roorav - J. l.fiOO Fayette ft., 4 rooms.— -J-™.™... 1.250 K Washington st.. 6 rooms- ZZ ». State st.. 5 rooms —.... 2.100 Ruckle st., 10 rooms -..™.....«.._.™.. 3.500 Ash st.. 4 rooms 4,a« Central ave., 7 rooms. ..... 8,400 Si. Alabama, 8 rooms — 3,800 * P. J. Mru.Ajtr.v,
18* N. Meridian.
FUK SALK—MINCKLLANKOUa. L'OR sale-large a wring. 97 dxugh-
X erty st.
F'pfckies^ • , 'ttRl POB SALE-CROP *91, ARCHDEACON*8 iPil*X per inuogoet. L'OR 8A 1.E-ENG“LI8H1M^8»“PUl>VIFS. X I 215 K. Market st.
L'OR SADE-HAFY EY, CHEAP. WM. S. CANr field; 31 Virfinte ave.
L OK SALE-LADIES’ SAFETY'FOR SALE.
X cheap, at 116 N. Tennessee st.
L'OR SALK^AFTEY .NKW |8^ w HKEL FOR X 960. Wm. S. Can field, 31 VDginte ave.
L'OR Sale—resta’UranT7 clEN*rV»alLY Jr located; cheap furcMh. C7 N. Alabama. L'OR SALE-GROOERY ; A DAY; WlIX X invoice |600: low rent. Address C 4, News.
L'OR BAl.E-OOMPLKTK BaND"SaW-Mli.t F In good Indiana town : will pay for Itself In one venc. Address J. H. Hooker, city.
L'Ok sai.v-g.nk uF The hkht private P hoarding bouses in the city, with all or part
of furniture. Address L 6, care News.
L'OR BA lTK-PRINTING' OF 'EV ERY DET serintion at Indiauanoiis Printing Com-
pany, 39 Virginia ave. Telephone 1220.
L'OR salk—Hkhta u rant, (tooD iarjar tlon; selling o*it on nccourtof 111 health. Mra. Lacy Roger-', «7 Nonh Alabama st.
KUO. h A L, n. A i.UU N, tVMAKR ». ESf AND a First; good busluess. My health ts bad. A bargain for somebody. Add revs Q 5. care News.
POR BALE-WANTED, 600 WOMEN TO Y BY X Olive Branch, the specific for female troubles. Never falls. At Paatzerl drng store
L'OR ^ALE—A WLDL-EQUliPPUD BAKERY I and oontectioiiery. with ice-cream outfit: a well paying business at reasonable price. Ad-
dre <s F 3. care New*.
L'OK BALK—(SHELVING, COUNTERH AND X boxes for carpets, wall paper and drapery (Wurtmenta. at Eastman, Bchtelcber A Lee’s
6. fand 9 F-Washington st.
L’OR 8 A Lfcr-A RCltl) ^ A Ct) Si’H CEL K P brated summer pickle for JWt Htnffed SpanIsh mangoes, preserved by Archdeacon’s special
prr'ces.e. Sold By all grocers.i
L'OR HALB-’-'GVK OMANCITa CBAECE!’ r All kinds Job printing at lowest rate*. Chance-Matt hew* Printing Company, 4 and H
VauceBloek. Telephone 1392.
L'OR 8ALE-8LlDl.NO BUNiteT £ Dumb waiter*.
Sliding fly screaas, Rni'dlng paper.
Josir. Zimmerwak. »8. Alabama.
L’OR SALE—A CHICK BRING. HAZELTOff X and Wheelock pianos. Juet taken inexchange; great bargains at the price; caolnet organ, gso: mouthly payments. Emil Wuischner X Ron. 43 and 44 N. Pennsylvania sl.^ opposite postofflee.
L'OR BALE-I0X39 ENGINE, WITH PUMPfi, X heater and fixtures in good running order: boiler 22x42, two fines; bricking, smokestack, front grate bars, and everything neceeNews.f° r ** 1 * T * rT cfc **P- XMrees N 22,care
JpOR BALE- ZIZ Fv*xrrtmic~ExcHAMOKD.
Trade tout old heatieg stove for something
you need. ,
Best cash prices paid for old furniture, carpets
and Move*.
W« will take your old goods as Urst cash pay ment on new goods. Trade your old lounge for a new folding bed. 42 Cotton top iii at tresses. 41.25 bed springs. 41 bedsteads:
45 lounges.
47 sideboard*. 422 folding beds.
Don’t Fail To Okt a Chskc* on Thu Piano. Evkbtwhino ok EAKTtTroR HorHKKKgpiaa Ngw You FtrRKrrvBg C<mi**NT. M E. Washington st.. North side, near Delaware. |?OK 8AbK-GVERBTOClkli. NOW In THE F time to buy. We will exebaage with you or pay you cash for any article you aro not nstnr. We will buy that besting stove of you or giro you something in exehsor* for IV - 45, bedroom oet * .■ ■'■y.b-i;
(f .tine extension table
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the largest line of seetmF-Sund good* Btate in connection with s full Moeof new good*. We are overstocked. >od can have your own time to par for goods. We want the room. Your prices for cash wilt be ours. Tour terms on pay-
menu will also be ours.
, „ Baaoziw Broam, te w. Washlngtoa sv. opposite Park Theater.
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■J^OANN—MONEY ON'FIjRNITUR*, FIANOR, hors*S| wagons, offloe, suns fixtures and all ktada of psraonal property.Tu"suiua to suit, without removal. In the qulokest ’poeslble time and at the lowest pAslble rates";" also on watched and diamonds. You can pay"H back la weekly or motyhly Installments,"and each small payment reduces tbe oost of carry i ng the batanoa. Bustness strictly confidential. W. a Slatts, room 14 Ingalls Block, soutbwest'cornerof Washington and PeansylvanUtstreots." .
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LOANS NAPS OsTaNORT NOTICR Money loaned on furniture, pH wagons,store fixtures, warehouses, all kinds of personal property In
watobes and diamonds. You can pay money in weekly or monthly lustallmente.a bave the coat reduced proportionately, if j owe a balance ou your furniture or piano, wee
pay theVsme for you and carry It a* tong a* you dedr#. Noobarfsstasen out In advance. Oall
and see os before going slsswhsre. " ’ ■ktabii*iiedi8'<7. |/V ' ' - OmtANA WOBTOZOB MANOSh. Room 181 nauranosBleok. I
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IJUHINE8S CHANCE-FOB SALE-A X> light manufacturing buslnsss, centi rated; most salt at ones; good reason#: well established. Address A 57, oars of
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1)1 sinkSs CHANCE-WOLLD lii T> locate a furniture factory In cue of natural gas towns la Indiana seventy-five to 125 men. Plea»e nus will be givsu In gas, bultdf also bow much stock could be
dress B 75 Nswa
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