Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1892 — Page 2
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what under this , who [•received inttea in each on of the ■ may all mry, l>ut • it carefully. There > Ae election boards, emocratic, should. I re ted on dttee express tans wouW hare elMtod at IP —
An old-time song is about the “Rooky Soad to Dublin.” Some of the people in the narttawtorn part of Urn city think another should be written and called “Clifford Avanue’s Terrible line.” They say np there that the cars have snch an affinity for each other that the four of them frequently get together and whisper words of lore, and it is a common occurrence for one ear to get off the tmek and warble, ‘Tm Waiting, My Darling, for Thee,” until its mate appears. Of course the people do not warble, that is sjr do not warble in long meter. It is id, too, that the track has it* back up, too, ntinaally, probably because the care get such long rests and it gets none. Even the mud takes to water, and in sheer desperation spreads itself orer the surrounding country. Mr. Mud is said to be jealous of the small amount of attention the cars pay to the tracks. The citizens want an electric line and are making up a subscription at the rate of $25 a lot to pay for one. Official*
Irvington ears,
Louis’
t Of the Bax—A Demounts. candidate on the State days before the election said biiplace on the ticket from giving the assistance to of Judge Elliott which, he his duty as an attorney. /» said he, “has been the le judge that ever sat on the Su- „ , _jh. If Governor Chase had been wise, he would have appointed a Democratic , meeessor to Judge Mitchell. The Democrats Mien would have indorsed the nomu •ation of Judge Elliott. Every lawyer in ilia State ought to vote for him, md I dp not doubt that he will receive line-tenths of the vote ft the State bar. If t was not on the ticket. I would not hesitate to publicly ask support for this man who 4tes not only been a tWer of strength to the Bench, but whose decisions are invaluable.”
ever.
The College avenue and
instead of running around the Louisianaetreet stables, wilipass over the new loop
on GcoKjbi and Mendian streets.
President Frenzef said this morning that the company would shortly begin to make the necessary arrangements to prepare for the immense travel that is expected daring
the G. A. R. encampment.
FOB SOLDIERS’ ORPHAN'S.
Pennsylvania Delegation Making Inspections—Will Build a Home.
delegation of men representing the Pennsylvania is at the Bates House
PAYING THKIK HKTS.
ai i :zu to-c House that
of the L'nlqtta and Ridiculous Things ituCn on the Streets. At 1:20 to-day Perry Ingalls,, the cornet ’d a unique election bet. He a female friend at the Circle if Cleveland was elected he would stand on the pavement opposite the HMei, In broad daylight, and serenade her r solos. Her bet was $10. lie Then You’ll Remember,” the “Last ttrtmer” add two other favorites. A fakir near by lost all hia customers. Mr. Ingalls has seldom faced a larger or more enthusiastic audience. Another ridiculous sight last evening was
twonsv WIVWAXIV milKJYf II MIUUT
pieu are appearing minus their mustaches
A
State of
its way to the Soldiers and Sailors’ Orphans' Home at Knightstown. The members of the party are E. H. Fipple, of Scranton; Thomas J. Stewart, of Norristown; Thomas G, Sample, of Alleghany; FredJ. Mayers, of Walkerton, and Joseph Pomeroy, of Harrisburg. These-men are making a tour of inspection of Soldiers' Orphans’ Home* under the direction of the Soldiers’ Orphans’ Commissioner of Pennsylvania. i’Our report will be made to the Legislature," said Mr. Stewart. "We have in mind the erection of a home on a plan somewhat different from the one in Indiana.
PAYMENTS FOR SWEEPING. Contractors Complaining; of Delay- - Bill To Bo Paid Soon.
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Mbdsker at Steehhan’s lounge went into Myer’s barber-shop, on avonuo, this afternoon, and when
led one-half of hi* nixuriant mustache wa* gone. The hglf which remained looked lonely. It was the payment of an
BALLOTS THROWN
ts eight or firl’rohibl
SstimJktvM on What Might Have Been— Heaviest Veto Ever Oast. The more the Republican* *tudy toe returns, ■and the more newt they receive from their ndre strongly they are Convinced the old election Ihw they would canted the county. Th* members of the committee express the belief that more iough votes have been thrown out to the result. It is estimated that in all pot less than 1,090 vote* have been thrown out, lepublicans believe that they suffered . of the loss. Smith said to-day that he informed that in th« southern «x hundred ticket# were thrown they bore stamp marks both on before the name of “Rhcdy” are believed to be the tickets of I wanted to vote the Democratic | the exception of treasurer, in this county shows a great inter two,. * and even four Idal return*. Indicate In 1*88 it was 86.116 votes of the People’s bittonists have not been re-
n- &
r nine hundred, ttonist* cast 673
People’* party 186. Four years hition vote In the county was 399
« People's party was ‘
Ratification Monday Night. Jgme* B. Cdrtis, ot. the Light will be the gtand marshal of the ratification parade and demonpext Monday night. He requests organization*, within or without the , ifcsiriog a place in line to ads him or meet him Sunday at Hendricks Club rooms at 0:30 a. in. all city chib# to perfect their raent* for parade to-night or Sungay* that he will announce names of divisions, aids and line of march 1 as soon a# the same can b» perWard clubs are also requested to appropriata~truu*pfl renciea.
Legislative Summary.
Senate "Democrats, 31; Republican*, i»{
Republicans, ' Republicans,
he Democrats will have to secure both 1 districts in order to hold the twolajorify in the Legislature, which MUtt i "■nBsg
The sweeping contractor* are complaining because they can not get their money as »oon as they think it should be paid. The law charges the Cost of sweeping to the property, the same us for street improvement*. Controller Woollen said to-day that this required a great deal of work in the office of the engineer, Board of Public Work* and his officii, because the treasurer cun not pay the bills until he receives the Assessment rolls. ^To-day the engineer finished the rolls, and the board to-night will sign them. He believes that in a short time the contractor* will get their money. WOMAN STRUCK BY A TRAIN.
Pv*vtdeno« Against Thom, lemce is against us,” said a Haughan to her Democratic husbaud, the of the second parade in that town been interfered with by rain. ■ is God a Republican?” asked old son, who had overheard
Corbatey Meant. Corbaley say* he did not intend the impression, in his interview ; N«wa, that he had secured the nom* “What I did intend to l could for him, and " said Mr. Corbaley
. <rf 741 in i Madison and 865 in Hannot less than $25 000 Bydum’s plurality no* exceed 1,200.
The Foot-Ball Game To-Day. To-day’s weather is propitious for the football game this afternoon. The surface of the East Ohio-street base-ball park is sodded, and the DePauw and Butler elevens
R., U expected to be -present. Merobeif from other post* will he present at the meeting. ^ ---C , : ■'j DEAD BABY FOUND. Its Little Body Taken From the Canal and la Now at Che Moctrno.
We think of adding the industrial feature iu all Its details,” The delegation went to. Knights town this afternoon. From Knights-
Badly Injured With a Big Four Freight Train Thin Morning;. Mrs. L. M. Frike, about thirty-five years old, was struck by a freight train at Delaware street while walking across the tracks at 10:38 this morning. She was cut in the head, her right am was broken, and her back injured. Power* A Murphy took her home to 122 Duncan street. Bh* is not fatally burC ___ IN THE SUBURBS. Rents in Brightwoed have advanced since the advent ot natural gas. The West Indianapolis Police Court has been moved te the Travgott Block, River avenue. The Rev. John Hardin tp-morrow morning will preafh the funeral -sermon of the late Mrs. Negley, of Brightwood. Mrs. MoElwee has been elected organist of the North Indianapolis M. E. church for the evening service, and Miss Owen for the morning service. The Brightwood town board accepted the town eugineor’s estimate for Waverly street and approved the plat of Charles E. Morris’s first addition to Brightwood. The ladies’ aid societies of the Bright-
fair about Christmas week. In the way of celebrating the victory Brightwood Democrats led the suburbs. The adults paraded the town Wednesday night. Next evening saloon-keeper Coble distributed a gross of horns among the boys and for some hours Brightwood never heard such a racket Last night the young men of the town took their turn. John Craigs term of office as postmaster of Haughville ^oes not expire for three years, but the number of would-be successors in the suburb is already many. Among the men spoken of arc Justice of the Peace Ezra Martin, T. B. Hungate, J. F. Taylor, W. G. Gordon, James McBride, John Shaw, Chas. Hinson, John Hughes and Dr. Wiles. _ They Have Great-Grandparents. When a baby has a grandmother, just a plain grandmother, the baby is lucky. But when a baby has a grandmother, a greatgrandmother and a great-greatrgrandmother that is something to brag about, Mrs. Clara Myers, who lives on a farm eight miles from the city, has a little boy and girl who have great 1 - great - grandparents. "Grandpa” French and wife, of Zionsville, are the aged ones. They are about ninetyfive years old each, but keep house without assistance. All the five generations live within visiting distance, and all are in fairly good health. ~ , i Deaths of Young People. Miss Bessie, the eighteen-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Drapier, died last night. She wa* a young lady of unusual promise. Many friends of Mr. and Mr*. A. G. Brown, 174 Bcllefontaine street, are condol-
“Office desks at Wm. L. Elder’s. • The Parnell Building and Loan Association will issue its fourth series of stock Tuesday evening, November 15, 1892. The officers and directors of the association are: Rev. F. H. Gavisk ' ,r ’ T — ” -
miah
Spencer, A uumm ... Robert Madden, Thomas Hailinan. Shares in the association are $200. Entrance fee, 25 cents per share. Dues, 50 cents
ahare. The meeting place is No. 84 Washington street, at 7:80 o’clock Tuesday evening.
Db. Farnsworth, room IS Cyclorama Place, W. Market st., has had over twentyfive years’ experience in the treatment of the eye, ear, female and chronic diseases.
THE MARKET NEWS.
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Now York Stock Market.
Now Yoax, November 12.—Honey loaned
at 6%@6 per cent. Exchange steady; posted rates «*4#«87H; actual rates 483<$48a% for sixty days, and 4*8% for demand. Governments steady; currency 68 107% bid, 4s (.coupon) 114% bid, extended 2s U»% bid. Pacific railroatll'oonds'closcd as follow: Union firsts M7% bid, sinking funds 103 bid, Centrals 108 bid. Stocks were only limitedly dealt in during toe early hours on toe stock exchange tots morning. The sales amounted to only 118,874 shares. Reading, St. Paul, Colorado Coal, Denver and Rio Grande pfd, and Sugar Trust were too principal spcculatives. As on yesterday, Sugar Trust was the
test of these stocks, while wag toe weak feature of the
weak'
Reading list. TE
Trust sold down from
noon there was a recovery In 107. The changes in toe rest c.
insignificant, and, notwithstanding a slight :n-
" ■■■■teMBaihigto toeB
street car* were run out to
Sx press
Wells, Fargo.... C., C., C. & I N. Y. Central...
What th# Episcopalian# Are Doing. The Woman's Church Home Association held an enthusiastic meeting at Bishop Knickerbocker’s home yesterday afternoon.
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N. J. Central 128 Illinois Central..^103 T., O. O, 44
do preferred !B Ontario A Weet’n. 19% pfirrj
Knickerbocker s nome yesterday atternoon. do preferred.. Th# members are encouraged to believe that Central Pacific,
they will be able to realize their desire to erect a building in the spring for the aged and orphans, which is to be a home for all who need its care, irrespective of national-
ity or creed,
Diamond Badge For Mr. Wolk«r. of the G. H. Thomas Post, next Tuesday evening, I. N. Walker will be presented with a diamond badge voted to him MUHHHP Gov.
At the meeting of No. 17, G. A. R., Pa*t-Oommauder I,
do preferred 17
Michigan Centiill^ BMklaLnC"
~ ‘ . 61%
Northern Pacific... 18 Omaha
fit. d gJ 81 '
Missouri Pacific... Texas Pacific— Manhattan Alton A T. H do preferred ■Can. Southern Canada Pacific,..
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A to, November 12.—CUtV
aud prospects Ihvorablo for stronger
this grade next week.
The body of a new-born baby was found In the canal near the Acme Mill* this morning. The body j* at Powers A Murphy's morgue. • Th* Weekly Bonk Statement. New York, November 12.—The weekly statement of the associated bank* show the following changes: Reserve increase 4 876 XsO&iift 3,060,300 br>ecie increase........ — M73,00Q Legal-tender* decrease ■ l.SM.SOO Deposits decrease ....,—4^35,100 Circulation decrease 44,800 The banks now hold $2,678,200 in excess of the requirements of the 26 per cent. rule. Wrong Name On the Ticket. One man was a candidate on the county ticket at first without hi* knowledge and always against his will He i* a Republican and hi* name was on the Prohibition ticket. The Prohibitionists nominated Edward Dissette, Of Haughville, for Representative, but the name of his brother James was substituted, and the latter did not hear of it until it was too late to change it. For Striking His Daughter. John Snyder, 276 East North street, was arrested for abusing bis children. He struck his thirteen-year-old daughter with his fist. Judge Buskirk fined him $1 and costs and six months, and released him on a commitment. The Board of Guardians will look after the children, whose mother is a patient at the insane hospital. Suburban Natural Gaa Supply Weak. The natural gas supply in the suburbs has been short the last week. During one or two of the coldest mornings it was hardly possible to get sufficient fire in some residences. So far as known there has not been any complainttn this city. Small Fir# Tiki# Afternoon. The home of Carl tt. Schaffner, No. 1184 North Mississippi street, was damaged to the extent of $15 by fit* at 1:08 this afternoon. Cause: A clothes-horse too near the fire. COMING *EVENTS.
'SiiM cmger pricesffor
52 S£ 5
active sod strong.
Rest Vorker*--.^..—860*5 90 Good to boat pigs iifH TO
SUNDAY SERVICES,
P’B.ssja.v.TS «s»w*b lutTna »tq. Service 10:30 a. m. tTrassr "Hi togPt mmtiand 7|HO. fo^atlsn End##vor 6rf>0. «*sywt>wwii# fctrriu.H-o»i:>iE» Mkksuiav ani
——— William P. a. in. Siua Scat* free.
trslrro ’ rUK^nrTKKIAS ’"tSfu'gtW—CORXKR L « a jSmS®2
“Bern” to “»ni." - Friend Bill McKinley, bat 7,^ MR IU* proved to be a heavy pffl; A>1 Democrat* <ietem i. And no one couM digest It.” The majority of ptoulk want something to help their digestion. Home Brew Beer do* U every time. On tap everywhere. BotUed by J. Boa. Telephone 16«0.
fiveianfls
7UJO p. m..con<lu i
D. D. Babbat h-s'Jiool at S ;30 _
OBoixn < Bwolfrari' LetixmiAK OuirhicitO Virginia av*. • L-D. Worman, pastor. Preaching aervkmai AO:au». co. and m. Sahballi-Hchool at a. m. Afi are coniialiy Invited td attend tbeae serviceB. X^KW (femlKM ‘ ’'ISnAPKL—;5J8 V. Alabama ject-ol nermon: “AU Tree Theology In Harmony With Christian Ex perienc#.*' No arcning—rvlce.
ri'KiKD (JKOasaTAir OHCa^n-toRvan A ave. and Ash st. Preaching by the “lev, D. R. Van Btr klrk, tt 70:30 a.
wmm Uov. John W. «. m. saiway-srti
ulng add evening service#, with
poster,
pruucblngat 9 a. m. voi
Midweek
Homb pastor.
the Rev. D. R. Van Bc kirk, at TOiSO a. m. and 7:80 p. m. Vonhg People’s Society 6:IS p. m. Snndaj--school at 9 a. m. All are cordially In-
vited.
fug at 7(80.
at
> at «JO p. m. Thursday even-
WANTED —WOMEN - GIRLS^
^raWTKD-A
io C °«.
froniug. 210 Pirk av*° WA8HTXG ° R
TtrAjrTED-OOOr WHITE OIRI. FORGW-
Y> eral housework. 470 Park 4ve.
meeting Sunday afternoon. VV of two. 297 N. PeJtmylvaniaSt.
&r Ot. PAtri.’s Cnt’RCH—Cobkkb Illinois anb Now York sth. Rev. O. A. Cara tense a, rectoc Hoiy communion 9:30 a. m. Morning prayer, sermon, 10:30. gnnday-sehool 3 p. m. Evening prayer i chorai) and address, 3:30 p. m. People’s serrioe and sowatw. 7^0 p. m. /~ihbist CnrucH (Episcopal)—Ow tiix CrnV> cle. The Rev. J. H. Ransrer, rector. Holy
tw#. atff N..Peaa#yiT>»u#
Tir*XTXB-ONE ODOD r WAIST HAND; AP-
W ply immediately, IffilN.IliliiQls:
WahTKiv-LADY OK GENTLEMAN, SMALL
newspaper work; big profit#. Call 78 W. Market. ...
W A t paiy.
chair.caning at , b. IlliuaR st.
OIRI.f:, EXPERIENCED IN ing at:Parry Manufacturtng Oom-
*'Absolutely the Best.”
rents free.
PuEsnvTEiUAsrand McCarfy-Owi
DIED.
DRAPIER—Bessie, daughter of Wns- If. and Sarah C. Drapier, aged eighteen years and seven months.
ClXTIl
O umon < B. .
pfhrtor, Rev, Franklin orr will preach in the morning nnd Rev. Mr. Olcott nt night. Sabbath-tx-liool at 9:30 a. ip- Midweek meetings on Tuesday and Thursday nights. Stranger* heartily
welemaod.
Church-r- Cornks ug to illness of the Orr will preach in the
Al'AXTKn- -'I.APY TO COPY IN ^ , »f fine; salary 67 to start. Address, jn own handwriting, Inclosing stamp, X 13, < ‘ “
p. m. ’ Funeral from St. i o’clock Monday morning.
tOWN—Nathaniel, son of Albert G. and Car* irown, of diphtheria, Saturday, November 12, eight years aud tea mouths. Burial Sunday
ling at 8 o’clock; private.
md sofi of Otto
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PSS
tosh.
: PfcEjniifTXRl a'w crfiraorJ-IlKL a w a » * '
BROWN rie Brown
morning at'8 o’dock; private
HABKI8—Boy Campbell, seconc „
and Jennie Harris, died Friday evening at
o’clock. Funeral at 2 o’clock Sun from their residence, corner Qy
streets.
IJELA1
! L. Mfv^tln-
m. Sunday-school at2:i\p. m. Y. ’ p. m. Prayer-meeting, Thursday Cordial Invitation and welcome to
all of: these services.
drees, with two stamps, K 14. care News. WANTED HELP-MEN-BOYS.
r:k c.;
at 7 dK> p. m.
Oeconu Prrsrvtkrian Cihithch — Cobs kb kj Pennsylrsnia and Vermont sts. The Rev. Joseph A. Miiburn, pastor- Preaching at 10:45
l. Sunday-school at 9:45 i
iday afternoon deand Newman
.spd 7:30 p.m. Sunday-school a 1 —
ig People's Society Christian Endeavor, 0:45 Xftf astko — OO Ihraypr-^tceting, Thursday evening, 7-^0. 77 cbinhst. 1Q0
a. m.
PARMELEE — Charles J. Parmelee, at 8t. Louis, Mo., November 10,1S92. Funeral will be held at his parents' residence, 183 N. Tennessee st., Sunday morning. November 18, 1890, at 9 o'clock. Friends Invited. P.uriai private.
Young People's (Society Christian Endeavor, 0:45 jnEKTtiAi.-AvKNtn* MrrRonisT episcopal V.y Chur- ir—Corner of Central ave. and Butler
Sdr-
rn.
a^ktkp—ENGINEER AT ENGLISH’S HO-YUANTED-c'ASlt-BOYS. EASTMAN,
*1 SXtHiXCiOill dk JulvH*
\t T A>-TB0 - BOY TO LEARN PRINTING
77 trade. 31 Vlrgti}l* ave.
AND MA-
Vlrglnla a tOOD^KN 1)0 Eentui'k
. ^ GINEER Kentucky ave.
The annual meeting of the Indianapolis Benevolent Society will be held in the ciuu-ity rooms Monday afternoon at 4 o’clock. Bishop Knickerbocker will hold services at St. Philips (colored) P. E. church on Sunday at 3 o’clock, and will confirm a number of adults. • ^ The Rising Sun Prohibitionists will hold a meeting in Equity Rail Sunday afternoon te celebrate the increase in toe Prohibition vote cast last Tuesday. The adjourned annual meeting of the New England Society, for too election of officers and other business, will be held at toe Denison House next Monday evening. Tiie Rev. A. R. Stock, of the Seventh E : -fiiah Lutheran church, will preach to-mor-rov night on “Luther, the Augustinian M mk.” This is the second of a series of disco arses on “The Life of Martin Lulher, the Hero of the Protestant Iteforraat^q.” The November meeting of the Tabernacle Woman’s Missionary Society will be held at the chapel next Tuesday afternoon. A new secretary will be elected to succeed Mrs. Dunlap, who retiree on account of illness. Mrs. Dunkle will read a paper. Subject: “Modern Women of Turkey.’’
o’clock. Friends United, Burial private.
'funeral notices^
NEGLEY-The funeral of Mrs. Margaret A.
" . jj. Negley, will be
_ tional church at Bright-
iovemb«r 13, at 11 o’clock a. m.
A. O. H.—CONWAY—All the members of Dlvls Ion No. 3, of the A. O. R., arc requestefi to report In full regalia Monday, November 14, at 8 o'clock a. m., at the hall of Division No. 2, to attend the
funeral of Brother SI. Conway.
JAA1ES H. DEEUY. President.
WILLIAM J. WELSH, Recording Secretary. A. O. H.—CONWAY—Michael E.. died at his brother's residence, 415 E. McCarty st. A member of Division No. 2, A. O. H. Funeral from Ht. Patrick's church Monday at 8:30 a. m. Division No. 2 will meet at their hall Monday at 7 a. m. sharp to attend funeral. Divisions Nos. 1,8,4
and 6 please take notice. M. J. O’REILLY, President.
THOMAS? BRANNAN. Secretary'.
B. P. O. E.—PARMALEE—Indianapolis Lodge, No. 13. The officers and members will meet at the lodge rooms Sunday morning at 8 o’clock for the purpose of attending the funeral of Brother Charles J. Pnrtnalee. Funeral services at the family residence, 183 N. Tennessee st., at 9
o’clock sharp- By order P. A. B. KENNEDY, E. R.
H. a. BE188ENHEKZ, Bocretary, , '
FUNERAL DllliXTOlW.
TT'uwbi’ax. DiRKCTons—
1: C. E. KUEGELO A WHIT8BTT,
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st.,
raon .
Class-meci _ _ ,
m. Epworth League prayer-meeting, C :30 p. Strangers cordially welcomed. U'lltST UKrrgb PRESBVTERIAX CHURCH—CORF ner M.is’s#qbusettx ave. and East st. Preaching at 10:30 a. ni. and 7:30 p. m. by the Rev. II. J. Kyle, sabbath-school at 2:30 p. in. You
ACKUORIAL PRRHOVTKKIAK GHCRCH—CORNER Al of Christian ave. and Ash st. The Rev. Hanford A. Edison, D. D., pastor. Preaching to-mor-row, 10:30 a. m. Suu<tey-«chool, 2:30 p. ra. Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor 0:45 p. m. Thursday night prayer-meeting, 7:45.
Cordial invitation to all the services.
I>OBKHTS AV con
A. Van
9:15
le services.
its Park M. E. CntRCH—Nortrkast ■ner Delaware and Vermont r.t*. ttev. C. Anda, D. D„ pastor. Clims meetings nt
YITasttro-YOUNG MAN, NIGHT CLERK.
V7 palace Hotel, 107V, S. Illinois.
TirANXEl)—YOUNG MAN TO BUI* WOODr 71 working regchtnaor. Miami and Archer sts. TIT anted—Y OCNfl MAN FOR OFFICE 77 work; fid per week. Address V 14, care News. AY r ANTED—THREE YOUNG MEN FOB THE * 7 stage; experience not necessary. Call room
26, When Block.
\\rANxyfi-YbVNa ’ ' MAN IN GROCERY 77 store; state age and experience. Address
G 14, cure News.
\Uan:i i. . !I KEK UCDD PAINTRIW fM77 mediRtely. B. F. CLINK, Bam-ey ave., oh# square north of Clifford
r AHTRD
youna
salary andl ^ Address B 14, care News.
AXTEI)-MlsK E LL AN ECUS.
I? ast WarhisotoI* - St. Ill Chi - huh— Near Institutlc
RESBYTEUIAS fo# Deaf and
sy-i
p. m. Prnycr-i All are cordially
eet
in
15 p. in.
ting Thursday evening at 7t30. vited to nil Of those services.
"ITEBIIHAN-8TRRET M. E. Cm HCH—COIIXER i'l Meridian and New York sts. The Rev. H. ,A. Cleveland, D. D., pitstor, will preach at 10:30 n. m. and at 7:30 p.m. Evening theme,‘‘Some iTactical Thoughts After the Ek-ction.’’ Classes at 0:30. fiimday-scliool at 2:15. Young People’s jjtieetiug at 6:30. Thursday evening meeting at /Sai.iforni a-st. M. E. Church—CornKR OF Mj North and California sts. The Rev. It. R. Bryan, pastor. Classes at ft a. m. and 0:15 p. m, Sunday-school ftt 2 p. m. Preaching by pastor at J,0:30 a. m. and i :30 p. m. ICpworth League Tuesday evening. Regular Thursday evening. Everybody /Alivk-8t. Prerbyterian Church — Bkyj tween Orange and Willow sts. Preaching tomorrow by Rev. John M. Comb, pastor. Mowing, 11; evening, 7:45. Evening sahiect, “Roth.’’ Y. i». 8. C. E., 7 p. m. Babbath-solirol 2:3ft p. id. Prayer-meeting Wednesday evening, 7:80. Strangers cordially welcomed to all the services.
- .car.
Free ambulance.
125 N. Delaware at.
etepfioB# fiQ4.
T^cnerai. Dip.ectous—
JF G1 ETON. STOUT A MILLER. 1*7 Indiana ave. Telephone 1073.
MONUMENTS.
jyj-ONCMBNTS-AUO. DIENER, 243 JC. WASH-
ANNOUNCEME^rS. BOSTON CHOW; GOOD
A NNOCNCKUENT
kvlth oysters.
YirAETED—HORSES AND MULES TO WIN77 ter. 408Cotlegeave, \\TARTm—TO BUY BOARDING STABLE. 77 Npttb Side. Address D 14, care News. Y1Tanted—BOARDERS, CHEAP. AND 8PE17 ciul rates to,day boardem. 88 W, Ohio. Wantkd-TO BUY SMALL PROPERTY ON 77 monthly paygiente. AddrtsH K IkTnmt*. \Xr axttw-a hood horse "in exchange 77 . for line. neyj>lam>. H- H- IL. News oflice. Want*# —CSJOD KIXIOND - HAND SAFE. 77 Write loeV-yoE78, city, giving sixeapd price. XV ANTED-iliGHl .ST PRICES PAID FOB ^7i ^fumltai’e, carpets, etc. 130 W. Washing-\I^ANT*»-TO BUY ME 7 7 price* and how Iona C 12.
_ AT MARKET. GIVE brice* and How long estublished. Address News. -
Kl M y m r^j^s
* (Continued From Sixth Page.) Cincinnati, November 12.—Wheat—No. 2 red 72c; receipts, 1,564 bushels; shipments, 2,600 bushels. Com—No. 2 mixed 45c; receipts, 7,289 bushels; shipments, 720 bushels. Oats— Receipts, 5,000 bushels; shipments, 6,235 bushels. Bye—68c; receipts, 2,770 bushels; shipments, 660 bushels. Barley—54c; receipts, 5,600 bushels. Whisky—Sales on the basis of fl.15 per gallon for high wines. New Yoek, November 12.—Cotton—Spot lots steady; middlings 9c; futures closed steady; November 8.76c, December A 84c. Flour— Stronger, wtth fair demand; city mill extras $4.25^4.35 for VTest Indies, fine Wheat-O; noon; reoc.^u., 100,694 bushels; No. 2 red winter 76%<a77%e oaah, 70%t; November. 84%c May. CornOpened weak and declined %c in toe early
cember 38V. oar lota. Barley— . _ lower; Orleans 80i§S5c for good to fanc^.
A NNOUXCEMENT —LADIES’ PLUSH xl- wraps cleaned and relined cheap at 544 Vir-
ginia ave.
A N SOUNCE* ent-MA RY C. LLD^D'. 'bjEiixi. tist, 18, over Fletcher's Bank, opposite N#w York store. . A nnouncement - DENTISTRY. DENTAL ix College, 19 1 # N. Pennsylvania. Afternoon, 1 too. A nnolkcement—BUILD YOUR FLUES TO xx suit the Royal fireplace beaten. FURSELL A MEDSKER. ; A NNOUNCEHENT — GRESH’8 * j> a! CI N G xx Academy open afternoon and evenings for beginners dally. A nnovni EMENT — CUT FLOWERS, FUN* ix eral dwlgns, decon.lions. Bertermann Bros., 37 to 41? Mmsachusettu ave.; telephone 840. •
A nnounckment-D ENKEWALTER
xx Springs, posto! rium for catarrh, rheumatism, epilepsy.
Stoffil
Spencer, Ind.
consumption, nervousness,
Sanlta-
FOK TItADE.
f RACK CATHKDltaJ,—SEVENTH, NEAB VJ tral ave. The Rev. C- H. Sargent, priest in Twenty-second Sunday after Trinity. ‘ . m. Sermon and holy Sunday-School, 3 p. m. ew’s Brotherhood, 0:30 p. m. Evening service, with sermon, 7 dJO o'clock. Seats free at all services. Take Central-ave. car to Seventh tlUBKitNACLB Church — cornkji Mkridian JL and Second sts.- The R«v. J. A. Rondthaler, D. D., pastor; the Rev. W. B. Danham, assistant, pastor. Preaching by the pastor at 10:30 a. m. Sunday-school 2:15 p. m. v. P. 8. C. M., 3:45 p. m. Communion service in W. Wasbington-at. Chapel at 10:30 a. in. and preach lag in Mount Jackson Chapel at 7:30 p. w., by the assistant
pastor.
ftpiBiTUAMKR-THE GIFTED AND
O ented inspirational speaker,Mrs. Helen StuartRichiugs w!U occupy the platform tor the Societ
ot Spiritualists at Lorraine Hall, e
ington air Evening
ot miss t
oquout lecturer.
\I T anted—THREE YODNG MEN TO 77 board; have good furnished room. Call 14 E. Michigan. W anted — A NEW OR SECOND - HAND Washington »L ^ mtor 74ft K.
\\ r A.vTXt>- J»R5FRKrtIONAL MAN DRSlRfel 77 room with rcapectable family where there are no othor hafgta#., Address R 13, News. \I r anted—PERSON TO FURNISH »500 FOR 77 *n estaWish«|,tgrowlng business. Good Inand 1>crfect 8ccurlt J’- Ad ’ Yi^ANTEn-LAblfett’. MISSES’ AND CHlL7 7 dren’s cloaks and furs oo payments; also drm good* j low prices and fair dealing. UNITED STATES SUPPLY COMPANY, 70 N. Pennaylvanla at. , ■ ; consistent with ~ PUINT-
ock, Vir-
1NO COMPANY, 9 and ginia ave. Telephone 198.
MARY.
YOU ARE
W looking exceedingly- well." ' r Yes, Nellie, since using Ache-Head I feel like a new woman. I nevftr have headache for more than ten min-
utes.'* Sold at Pentzer’s drug store.
r ANTXD-i have
7 7 the Stenoi
A SCHOLARSHIP IN c Institute, which I consider the bad shorthand school in
uuiists at Lorraine Hail, corner WAVas nd Tennessee sts., Sunday at 10:30 a. i j at 7:45. All liberal thinkers sbou
not miss the opportunity to hear this grand and eloquent lecturer. Questions from the audience
m.
iould
the city, that I will sell reasonable. Was compelled to leave school to take a position on Indianapolis Journal. A good chance to one who expects to team stenography. & JL Roys#. Scholarship has been left at Institute office, Lorraine Building, where arrangements can be made
with manager.
I——————————S—sss— TO LET—TtOOM.S.
kjl *k A^UX4j WfiU. 1A __ Lard—Firm; 9.20c November, 8.40c December. Butter — Quiet; creamery State pails best !, Western separator, extras 30 Western firsts 28<928%c, seconds thirds 20(Ji22c, Western creamery June firsts to extras 2ir«2ic, seconds Western imitation creamery firsts seconds 18«20c; Western dairy firsts . Western factory, June firkins extras I7%c, June tubs 16)4<6d7c. Cheese—Dull steady; State factory, ftmey white September • Eggs—Dull but firm; State new-: 27c, Western 26</t26c. Turpentine—Strong at
TJoa Tbadk-SIX, TWELVE OR EIGHTEEN F acres garden land, two miles south, for inside vacant lot# or house. Address Z 13, News office. L 1 ok Trade--LOTS; ft60; CLEAR; IN GOOD X Eastern Nebraska town, to exchange for nice, light, standard top phaeton or pony cart and har-
ness. Address A 14, care News.
T?ob Trade—EIGHTY-ACRE FARM IN PCF laski county,Indiana, to trade for city property. 146-acre form In Ohio, well improved, u> exchange for anything good; will assume small
incumbrance. Span mules ’ trade for real estate. Lot ii
Grand ave., this city; lot ... u . u . Forty-acre farm lu Monroe county, Indiana. Lot in Glen’s addition, all free and dear of incumbrance, to exchange; whut have you? We have a few good lots on Cliffbrd ave., northeast part of the city, to trade for stock of goods, rental property or farms. 1,280 acres timbered land in
good section, near :
vacant
■LMbst Pbkshytjsriaw Cauauu—Southwest A corner Pennsylvania and Nc-w York sts. The pastor, ‘Rev. M. L Hainss, D. D., Will preach tomorrow at 10:45 a. m. aud 7:30 p. m. Evening subject, “Robert McAil, the Man and Ills WorkT’ Sunday-school meets at 9:30 a. m. The Young
. ieete ^ m Weekly Thursday evening, at 7:30
T° Lkt—THREE ROOM®. 05*# INDIANA
/ JL ave.
rfo Let—FRONT BOOM, FURN1BHED, WITH
1 board. 320 E. Ohio. To j.ar- NICELY
A room.
Northeast Cobxeb
The
nules, parness and wagon to Lot in Omaha; two lots on r; lot in Bloomington. Ind.
People’s Society
praj er-meetlng on
o’clock.
UintsT Baptist Church—Northeast Uc F of New York and Pennsylvania sts. pastor, Rev. W. F. Taylor; will, preach at 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. h tbiect of evening sermon, "The Ideal Home.” Sunday-school—F.W. Douglass, superintendent—at 9:30 a.m. Young people’s prayer-meeting Sunday, 6:30 p. m. Prayer'fng Thursday evening. All are welcome to
i services.
T°
82 W. Ohio st,
■Lkt —'KANDeOMELY
fUbnISHED , FRONT
rooms. 229 J3. New York. , i. ■ , j
FURNISHED
T» Let A gentlei
KTorth
i.7 Cherra and Broadway, pastor. F’rear-hlng 10:45 a. m.
Bavtist »and Broadv
property or vacant lots, or grist mill. Eightyacre farm near Westfield, well Improved, t« trade for city property. Good stock of dry goods and notions to trade for good city property. 217-acre farm near Robinson, 111., to trace. Small house and lot iu Thorntowu and cash for vacant lots or rental^proporty. C. A. MANNING * CO., 72 E.
TV ANTED—SITU ATTON 8.
Citcatiox IVastxd—BY LADY. AS 8TENOG-
rapher or bookkeeper. 330 E. Market.
OlTUATfOK Wanted — BY EjtFERlENCED O woman as nurse; reference. Call 75% E. Wash-
ington.
4Tiorr Wanted - BY MIDDLE-AGED wd cook, no washing; reference. Call Washington st, Oituatiox Wanted—A« CLERK IN ROME store by a young man nineteen years old; good references. 390 8. East st.
7:80 p.
Subject of the morning sermon, “8aveil As By
Vi • tif 1 Vixt £k\’Artiesrr
lire”; of the evening eermon, “The Pearl Great Price.” Sunday-school 0:30. Young People’s meeting tiJUJ Sunday evening, anu prayer-meeting 7:30 Thursday evening. All visitors wlU hud a cordial welcome at North
church
Cntmcd Brethren Church—Oak i
P near Massachusetts and College aves. Bev. J. T. Roberts, pastor. Sunday-school
a. m.
the
Situation O lady; good at 188% K Wi
situation years old
kd - boy nineteen
d; had twelve years’ experience in
grocery; competent to care for horses. Address
C. W. GIBBONS, 241 W. MoCarty #t.
Frirtr-oLAsi
The
. - . ,■ VUMW-J-v^uvy-, 9:30 theMBtorfla?m.^iia fyu'p. m. Y. P. 8. C, E., Wednesday evening. Prayer-meeting Thursday evening. Springdale M isslon—Rural st., near CUObrd ave. Uiass-meeUng, 10 a. m. Sun-day-school, 2:30 p. m. Preaching, 3:30 p. m. Welcome to all. Oevxnth P&esbyt£RIa> t Church—Corner O Elm and Cedar sts. The Rev. A. N. Thompson,
10:30 a..m. and 7:30 p. m. “Unconscious Influence.”
Evening subject: “Conscience aud Its Functions.” Sabbath-school 2:30 p. m. Junior En-
deavor 9:30 a. m. Senior Emieavor 3:30 Prayer-meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m. Bible-class Friday 7:30 p. m. Public
invited to each of these services.
TO LET-HOUSES.
pastor. Preaching Morning subject:
rjiOi I.wr-
30 p. m. Church cordially
C ITU AVION
O dress ii day; sty;
Wanted
(Enoxish)
dressmaker, from New York: work by the
fie aud ' iplpppi ‘■ Ting to ■ Address VI8. care News.
„ LtrrBHRAH »
ner of N. P#ans>Tvauia anfi Walnut sts.
_ . _ fit above criticism; only those wanting fine work and willing to pay for same wanted us patrons. ' ‘ ‘ 9 "
e latter fell I per cent, while Sugar M 1 107% to 105%. Toward
rovery In Sugar Trust to the rest of the list were
WAN TED—AGENTS.
A oxnts Wanted—THROUGHOUT INDIANA xx to handle the “Perfection Ventilator” for office rooms and dwellings. Can toe put up without difficulty. Good openings for live men. Cali on or address W. A. COX.LA MORE, General Manager, 97 Park ave., Indianapolis, Ind.
Church—Con-
nie
by to-
ilan
4eil«s of gatoboth
evediug discourses on “Martin Luther, tbe Hero
c Proteetant Reformation.” “*
p. m. 8
rnectlng and 1
cond i
‘•lUn
1 *wir" $
i :‘-'
I> kai. Kbtatx — 707 N. Vl^BtelPPI wr.; i\£&rTs!tSlbm!& R. Market
Y»kax Estatb-TB}» IN WHAT YOU ARK on 1 DT??KLE; 09 E. Market
I) kai. EmrATEl^ftJWO-NnfiVKR OFFKRKD §3^g^33,*srssar*'s
T> KAt. Estst*—•UiOO—MOBTON PLACE, AX house of eicbt roorM and bath, receptioni^:3fc37a5l;d2 , K.'iKS?i^“ ic “' , ^ A -
““ ***•
X) kai. jjsTAgS—-THE LARGEST LINE OF AU vacant lots and improved prop<-rty in toe city on onr hooks;.for bareantscall aaasoo ns. W. H. CRAFT A CO., 16 \ r frgluia ave.
I> eaj. E»rate-FINE BUILDING LOT. ON AU Broadway, twntveen Lincoln and Seventh sts.; 73x165: cheap, and very ea#y terms. W. H. CRAFT A QO., 18 Virginia ave.
I) jcau ' KrriTR-TWKNTY ACREO. ' WITH *U good Improvements, three mile* from city; ?»«AWSSS?; t . SB1,,EET *
IIKAI, ESTATii-NKW, FIVE-ROOM DWELLIU ing. 197 Andrews st. on payments, one square of Ulteois electric |1ne, ittwr Sixteenth at F. T. McWHtBTER.74 E. Market.
kai. Estatk—TAlvF. ILLINOIS KLECTRIC AU oar for Hyde Park, corner Twenty-second ami, Illinois stu One t has# beautiful new houses' jupf being bpilt, W. K.MICKACO.
II kai, Es f at*—NKW H0C8K ON N. PENNAA syivani* st, eight rooms, bath aud furnace, asphalt pavement and cement walks; call soon. W. H. CRAFT & CO., 16 Virginia ave.
OirtL Eat ate-HYDE PARK IS THE PARK AU of all other parks to locate; take Illinois st electric cor, get. drat Twenty-second st.. m>« those new houses just being built. W. K. MICK A CO.
pEAh F^iTate—61,300—HA NDSGMK, NEW Au cottage at Mapicum, near electric line: cars every tea minutes; unio 11 cash payment, halance like rent. TAYLOR A CO., room I old Sentinel Budding.
T» KAt F^TATE-f700-A FOUR-ROOM AV cottage op Chicago st.. North Indianapolis; nstural gas, near electric line; the greatest bargain in that suburb. W. II. CRAFT A CO., 16 Virginia ave.
•li kai. Estate— Ten rooms, five squares of Washington st, N. Tennessee st.; 95,000 If sold at once. DALE A OO., 36 Circle. * .
Peak Estate -fl,200—'jw* ACRE* ONE Au and a hstlf miles south ofeity; price $250 per acre: will exchange for Inside city property; new house on land. DALE A CO., 68 Circle st., English Hotel Block.
O kai. EsTATK-ISt'X-BOQM HOUSE, MANTEL Au ami grate, hawlwood finish, gas cellar, well and cistern; just finished: 6125 cash, f 15 per month; N. East. J. N. MILLIKAN A CO., 23 8. Pennsylvania st.
T> KAt Estate -$4,600; NEW ' HOUSE IN AV Morton Place.; eight rooms; bath and furnaco; lot 40x156: ea#y terms; groat bargain; come quick. W. H, GBAlHr * CO., 16 Virginia ave. Telephone 1298.
I) rxi/ris fATE TWENTY-ROOM HOTEL AND AV furniture, In West Imllanapolls; one acre ground; largo stable; making money; f2,5(>0 cash, balance easy terms. W. E. 8TEV ENSON A CO., 74 E. Market st.
T> kai. Estate--VERY SAFE INVESTMENT; Au .only 96,500; handsome corner lot 35 feet un PennsylvMila and 115 feet on Ft Wayne ave,; you can. budd "flftts” that wlU pay big- REID BROS., 42 N. Delaware.
T1 eai. Tsstate—92,750—BKOOKSIDE AVK.AU six-room new cottage; bath, vestibule and attic; oak finish; cabinet mantels; $700 cash; balance one, two and three years. W. E. STEVENSON A CO.. 74 E. Market«.
T) kai, Estatk-FOUR AND ONE-HALF LOTS, all for 91,000 ; 200x167, near E. Washington, only ,9000. Some great bargains tn Improved property northeast TRU8LER, 10% N. Delaware, roqm 8.
IJ kamRstats—437 CENTRAL AVX, TWOAu story, seven-room house, between Eighth and Ninth; side and rear ailey; all In fim-olass condition: fine lawn front and back, bearing young fruit. Call at above number and see owner. This is a special bargain.
1 j kai. Estate- OWNERS OF MORTtfit IV Place lota have estublished a fixe# price; agenu can offer aud guarantee price as low as owner, terms same. Oneajrent has no advantage over another. If you desire frank, square, open dealing, call on me. Plat and (ud information cheerfully given. Prices reduced. F. T. MeWHIRTER, 74 E. Market
*!»** 0H0IC,t lots, with fins forest trees, ffbnOng east on Illinois st, south of Twenty-sUto si., at a bargain. JOHN S. SPANN A 00.
TI xal Estate—BEAUi’tEUL MflDERN COTAV tage, i-orner And rows and Fifteenth sts., six rooms, bath, gas, cloaet, waah-stahd. aellar, well, cistern, hot and cold water, hardwood finish, vestibule, china closet, two grates with beautiful cabinet mantel*; entire bouse papered with gilt paper; lot, south and east front, 40x120; one square from Illinois electric line. This property is entirely new and can be had for only 92,300;
1)EAL Estate - HYDE PARK, EIGHTY AU feet higher than Washington st. Fifty new, two-story houses to b# built, some of them Just complete. AU houses are to be built by us and will h#'thoroughly modsnt; plan of architecture ts beautiful;city water mains now being laid to Hyde Park; natural gM for every house. Hyde Park is situated on ilirnoht-street electric oar line, twelve minute#’ rid# to Waahtegton #t.; no incumbrance. UUe perfect, easy payment#; will take pleasure In showinAihe houae# to any wishing to buy. W. E. MK’lf A CO.
To let-two unfurnished and one
A furnished. 150 College ave.
FURNISHED ROOM; BATH; TO
men. 380 N. Delaware.
Lkt—FURNISHED ALCOVE ROOM;
fTo - _ ^ A housekeeping. 315 N. Mississippi.
I'o let-furnished rooms, cheap. 72V., A E. Washington. Call at photograph gallery.
fTo XdST-FlTBNWHKD ROOMS A board; modem conveniences. 226
WITH
— ——»!.- conveniences. 826 N. Dela-
E.v.j.r.wuu™,. Vou houm
, .EKEEPA lug or sleeping, iu RjVm Block, corner In-
diana ave. and Tennewoe st
r ro Lrf 228 N. ILLINOIS. ELEGANT KuTf E A fiutumlshed rooms; one furnished, with
board; modern conveniences.
npo i*^—ArSon^ DESIRING NICE FT’RA nisbed rooms for the winter, can get them at Palace Hctel, 107V, 8. lUluoisst. TV» Lkt—TWO LAKME, WELL-FURNISHED A rooms for four young gentlemen, with board; reference required. 226 NT Delaware st
INDIANA J ftJuAL ESTATK KXCRAirOE
•istilng to sell, buy, < s, city property, mei ness chance#, etc. List of property for the week ending November 12.
Our motto,
Promptnes» Fn 1 r deal! nr - Enterprise. 1171—Seven-room house, Christian ave., hall,
attic, mantels, cell.tr, both gases, well, cistern, city water, hard-wood fiiitiib, Inside shutters,
wly papered, plnte-glass windows In front, »ble; pnoe, 94ffon*. also. 50-foot east front lot,
stable
Morto# Plai-e. on Alabama at. Will exchange
‘ ride - ■
both for good reside,ice.
1172 —-Tblrcy-five acres joining the city of CrawfonlsvIUe, Ind.; natural gas; no incumbrance; price 67,000: will trade ul or part for In-
dianapolis property; bargain.
1173-Eight lot#, Franklin. Ind.; Main street, three squares from court-boute,; prio# 62y500; will e.rrhtmge for Indianapolis property of any
kind.
1174 — Forty teres in Rush county near ywn.thn#ririli te
npo LKT-FIVE-BOOM HOUSE, I82 budd. A Call 187 N. Alabama.
158 X. WEST, ADJOINING PARK; Apply 374 W. Njew York.
ipo Lor—NICK BEV EN-ROOM HOUSE N EA R iuXG>^H^^ t V t «d„SsL EMPEY oc i i, o/ 4 ?! w. v? asuingrtou 8u
rite iKT-HOUftfe, RKAD1
1 housekeeping, to two or three persons, m> N. Pennsylvania, near Second st. Acidrtt# 8 10,
e Newg.
000. Incumbrance f 1,100. WlU exchange for
Indianapolis property.
1175—live-room bbuse, large lot, tn DanvlUe,
Ind., good stable, outhouse* and fruit; price f 1,800: will exchange for Indianapolis residence,
pay diflbronce or assume Incumbrance.
II
imp : P Tfw^ > Four-r<K)tn house, Frankfort, Ind.; natural gas; will trade for Indianapolis property or mcn-handi##; price, f800; tucumbrance, 6250. 1179—87 acre# land in Gwen county; joins the town of Quincy! price. 640 an acre. > ...... .
,200; Incumbrance, stock crockery and
Illinois;
differ
glassware;
of the Protestant Reformation.” Y. P. 8. C. K. at 6:45 p. m. »unda» -school at 9^10 a. m. 1‘rayertlng and lecture every Thumlay cvenlng.
I.KTCHKS Place
pti-Ktor. Preaching to-morrow at 10:30
T o-Lwr-’l« 8TAfE^yCHOUBE 8IX Minnerote
joinltw the town of Wilder; partcan be pUtSdi town lotiv., mmm
17
a Virginia ave.
Edwards,
CstvatH GuaNga St. The BevTCAX
A OKXTS Wanted — WE OFFER A big money. In exclusive territory. Our
All | '
_ money,
sell at sight In city or country,
field actually getting rich. One cleared 691-50. So can Address ALPINE SAFE 371 Clark st., Ciiicinnatti,
AGENTS
. Our safes gents first in " I* one day
a. m. aud 7:30 p. iu. by the pastor. The subject venlug discourse will be “The Model Home,’’ the first of a series on topics related
■i 121
of the #v«
" th
home life,
One agent In one day
COMPAXrS^So.
AUCTION SAUE.
—do preferred. .. tlU Nash. & Chat..,
Wabash do preferred...
* uctiox-A. L. HUNT, AUCTIONEER, 192 xx E. Washington st. A ucwax-ARCJIDEACON* ' SWEET 8TUFxx fed mangoes are delicious. ’ * i ctjo*—GVBTIN & M, CURDY, AfeCTIONA eers, 138 W. Washington st.
STRATKlir^iNE^
l OLD. COM-
ne life. Sunday -ecbool *t 2 p. m. Classes at 8 a. ». and a p. m. Epwonh League Tuesday evening. Preyer-meeUng Thursday evening. The public is specially invited to all of the services of thi# church. UteuKTit Christian c»vbch-n. Wxst 8t.. A betwoeuSt. Clair and Pratt sts.—Rev. J. A. Roberts, pastor. Preaching at 10:30 a. m, and 7:39 p.m. by the pastor. Huodayscbo#! 2-BO p. m. Bocietv of Christian Endeavor 0.30 p. m. Subject: *Preparati(-rji for ricn'ice.” Acts xlli, 3. I Peter iv, 7-10. There will be no Thursday even-
r-meeting. Commencing with Sunday 1 continuing indefinitely there will be i services. Preaching each night at
pastor. You are cordially invited to
aticud auy and all of these, services.
j^tXTH ~
X rooms, well, cistern, closets, pantry-, cellar,gas, illuminating and heating. Apply 4:i<> N. Mi-wis-■totL Mteim iB#: - • i - f|te Let—NEW HOUSE, CORNER TENNK8A see and Fifth.sts., nine rooms and bath; 680
w -’
o Let—DWELLINGS^ SOUTH.
■ Adwdsa si *..Aavmn-••I
Brick #ve.; price . Circle.
BUILDING, 8AI
T>ciuurr« and Loan- - by the • • .Etna." I
di^a Offieef82 Virginia ave. A.
yetery.
TyriLOINO AND Lass J» and Loan Associai
klj
evenings.
TTnLDINO I> American”
draw#*, w
Mrnt'
and Loan-THE
with *$££%??£**
Share# in force amt «Ui
AN. president; G. fSI
Home
one of the oldest and
,23Si
Sn^ 1 ordock.
e.
president; W. A.*
R'inTuL* dues 35c. Htook
out back dues. Parlies commodatad tmn
Prssidetlt; J. H.
Room Id Insurance ket and Pennsylvania sts.
J^uiudjno and Loam—1492—1892,
—
no discount ’ fuilygivep.
1 >r tuu N(6 J ANn' -!> Royal Bulidtnr
■WeekRr
Royal Build!
WO weeks. “I
duos, time.
aattktflKi7SiS*7i£rwB
prewp^r.
HOWARD KIMBAIX, S^tary, 80 R. Har*
i’kt
B’
'x
UlXtUNO
eveuinTat^Joi few shares left,
piy to:
fcMIL DEITZ,
son ave,
3. H. KTRKHOFF, JOSEPH ISUENNi ^HNPFLENN, JOHN FR MM
PETER Z
B'Vfi'A Started the the second
w f ek In Morn??? f
6200 share! east- pay ni'
wish to pay ■ ^ . and Infonnatlon furnlshet M. HADLEY. President;
—
i te 400
KOU SALK OH TRADE. iair or tsade—Good, six
A house in Tuxedo Park. AddresdriVM. ( 100 Oliver ave.. West Indtanayoila ^ ■■■■bp
Vor Salk or Tr a house In Tuxedo Park. 100 Oliver ave,. West Ind Uor HaUc o* Trad*—A A three-year-old mare; ' for good cut-under surrey.
water; will take vacant lots as part pay.
L 14, care News
otherj^rop#rty^t DAVID 8. McKERNAN, 95
: j;oalHL»"ira TBABt-fHIAtN EL KVA A livery stable, hnrso breedets' st Other llrst-dlftss Investments; port)
GROCE BUI’ KXt’« ’
, ;
Hated. Block,
ponRAhic or Thaihb—RTOCKOF A siioca. 65.000. Stock of di Stock of dry gotKla, bouts and 610.000. All in good cent Will take Indianapolis property
ana tn#cxchang#;S!L . business. RAIRD, lOh, K.
lulshed
balls, bath-room, furnace, six grate#and mast
‘ - inside blinds, plat
Also n large, fin
hard-wood finish, Inside bli
house twelve rooms,
alls, bath-ard-wood
dows and doors.' Also aH barn With ev#ry convenience. Wli,
cash, balance on, long time, or will trad* fur •inalter property with dllTerenoe Iq cash, nr on Urns to suit punhamr. This annottnowueat l# direct from owner. Address P13, car# Evening News, giving name and addreae. aud nagottate
direct without agent. .'' iiiyniiML
ARCHDEACON’S JUG VINK-
TYkAhon At, - ARCHDEAfX A gsr, delicious for oystere.
paasoNAi. - FOR A RELIRH, A ROHDE A-
A con’s sweet mixed pickles.
■J>EBSONAh—CALL AND HER PAINTINGS Bf. X the late Jacob Cox, now on exhibition at
studio. 56(1 N. Pennsylvania st.
pBRsoXAV-REMOVAL OF HUI’ERFLUOUg X hair «ncce#Mfully performed by elactrtcMr, Electricity for nervous diseases # specialty. DR.
ROSE C. M'FALL. 177 N. Delawarert.
T osT-iirilB ^'ATCH. CXiL<IMBUH MOVEXj mant, north of Ohio st. t ,oa Pleasant Honae
Return to corner Twentieth and
Mississippi sts. and receir# reward.
SHELBY.
GEO. W.
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T ost - FEMALE LLEWELLYN SETTEE, X2 name Flora. 78 8. 1'eiinsylvanla Rt. T OST LAHGE ST. BlfiVNARI» DOG; VhIr XJ low and white spots. Rtfeni to 62 6. Dateware. Bewartl. , 1 T 04*t-TIfitKK copies regimI
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T)usikrm Chayi k- f 15,0119- CLEAN STOCK A> of dry good.i. BULLOCK. 36 S. Delaware. IlusiNKas Cbancr—HOMINY MILL, BEST Ay location tn tbe State; cheap. Lock-box 44.
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New J«r#cy st., 68xU0. FOII SALK- ll<)Kst> V\iTT’EH ii . V*
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Price 63,500.
1139—Five-room house on Locust at,; rents *10
per month. Price gUMO.
llfkF-Seven-room bouse, modern, bath, mantels, grates and gas. SO.000 easy payments.
in Pulaski county; 65.00 per
T>rsiKKns Cbaki.k -TO BUY cIrih, KILLA> he.xU, utateinwits aod letter heads of HALL A PARKER, 77 ond 79 IX Court st. ^ 'yprsiantga Cn anc*-'f ltE BE8T CHRISTMAS I> present yon can bny Is one of Jacob Cox’s paintings. 566 N. Pennsylvania st. -‘e—W’w -reo.i— .I—
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en suite.
Ohio ;«tx mites from Richmond, Ind.; room house and barn; cheap at 675 an «< 1106—East front 'lot ^ Detewy;
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