Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 December 1892 — Page 3

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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, TUESDAY; DECIMPER 20, 1892.

n«* of the Xxwal ‘VUML. \

Th« Indifcn»Po!U of the price of labor, end rhich it i« performed, ■kill In indasUritl center* sre the entire field of covered by tmdesof adjustment become

question*

to questtons between etnoyed, but many disputes right of jurisdiction of a

of division

labor there are many that it is difficult to ends and the other beunions have defined

union laws

, I as they now are in some of

older organized trades, there will prob-

y be s» and of this kind of frietion.

Some knotty problems of this character are just now taxing the skill of organized labor in this city. The difficulty now in course of adjustment between the Tailors' Union and some of the merchant tailoring establishments is one of the most difficult. The union has a pieoe-work scale, but the Kahn Tailoring company keeps a shop With tailors working by the week. The company prefers keeping its men employed in that way, but oilers to sign a weekly scale of wages that the onion may make, or to put the men on piece-work at the union scale, providing the union will enter into a bond to furnish all the help necessary, which the union refuses to do. The first proposition breaks up their regulations, and the Second is almost impossible, for the reason that there is not a supply of tailors equal to the demand at the busy season. The enforcement of the anion's rules will virtually break up some establishments, for the reason that their business is built upon a grade of work, the price of which is below tiie unu>® scale. Thu class of shops seems tobefillatt a place midway between the

erchant tailor and the ready-

bona-tide mei made elothing

trade. The tailoring estab

to *u< Union, to whom this problem is presented, want* to do justice to all concerned, and how shall it be done, is the query that it Ironbiing the committee. Last week the Plasterers’ Union decided to do all their own lathing hereafter. This will interfere with the Lathers’ Union by e privilege of lathing, as rers. Formerly plasterers fling, bat in the last two years an omaization of lathers came into existence, which, the plasterers allege, put the price of lething down so low that plasterers could not do that part of their own trade, hence it slipped away from them. They opposed it in every way possible, even preventing the lathers from obtaining a charter from the American Federation of Labor. They now assert that all other means having failed, they have adopted the heroic treatment named. Another ease that is causing considerable comment is the fact that members of the Carpenters' Union work at will in the furniture factories without becoming members of the Furnitnre-worken’ Union, while the furniture-workers are not permitted to work at carpenter work without becoming members of the Carpenters’ Union. The cause of this is that the furniture-workers are not well enough organized to enforce their rules, while the carpenters are. Another case of a similar character is that existing between the stone-cutters and ■tone-masfina. The Stone-masons’ Union is attempting to control part of the stoneeutters’trade. These matter* will soon be adjusted, either by the trades most interested or by arbitration. - Labor Motes. The Central Labor Union will meet next Monday night The bakers’ State convention will meet in this city January 2k John Wilson has been elected president of the Building Trades Council. D. F. Kennedy is distributing his tradeunion directories among the unions this week. • ;♦ ^ The Laundry Girls’ Union will give an entertainment at ita second meeting in January. Judge E. F. Fellows will deliver an address before the Progress Club next Sunday afternoon. * The machine wood-workers have elected William Kennedy delegate to their national convention. The second joint meeting of the legislative committees will be held to-night at Mar chininis’ Hull. There ai-e about one thousand furnitureworkers in tliis city, and only one factory that is unionised. The boas barbers and the Central Labor Union Hundar-eloning committee will hold another conference Friday night, at the Denison House shop. The six largest loqal unions in the city are the Teamsters and Shovelers. Typoeijaphical Union, No. 1; the Machinists; Carpenters, No. 446 and No. 289, and the Telegraphers. These have an aggregate membership of 4,300.

, Mason and Ada

much willi

h. The house was oiled at both

* there was

mmm -A4 company V JadkVTreol**/* which is a nom hi <•> c olored men and

THE ROLLER-SKATE CRAZE.

Wonderful Popularity of the Sport i and Ita Rapid Decline.'

“You remember the roller-skate craze?” Said a reminiscent gentleman. “There probably never was an amusement that bloomed into almost universal popularity so suddenly and then as suddenly disappeared. Almost every county-seat had its skaUag-rihk, and of these rinks many of them remain to do service as places for popular tuserablagea. Most of them now bear the somewhat imposing title of opera! house. So the roller-skating craze served a good turn tn leaving behind it structures » that but for the craze would probably never

have been built.

"There was nothing wrong in rollerskating as an amusement, but it was the profesaor «l the art who brought it into disreoute. Re threw his blandishments about silly impressionable young women and skating-rink escapades for a time occupied

much space in the newspapers.

“it was the invention of a roller skate that KUted a poor saw-and-hatebet carpenter of Richmond, this State, to a fortune. His k M. C. Henley. The first roller

about ten years ago. They

clumsy. A year or so later ■ ‘ pair that was far kind in use, and

it the perfect thing. The insell Us patent lor $500, but

* At last he got a

s to buy.

iHf.’mu.I nothing of merit i and costuming arc

sing. low. The scenery i, and one or two

Loyal Legtoa Annual Meeting.

The annual business meeting and banquet of the Indiana Uommaodery of the Loyal Legion took place at the Colurabui Club last evening. Several new members were admitted. There were thirty-six members and guests st the banquet table. Toasts were responded to by a number of prominent members. H. C. Adams, of this city,

vus toastinniHiWh > ||t;L - '' Badly Burned By a Lamp Explosion.

drover Moss, tged twelve years, living at the corner of West and Michigan streets, was probably fatally burned by the explosion of a lamp which he overturned about 6 o’clock last night. His parents were badly burned in trying to save him. The flesh cam* from the boy’* body in

pieces when his cldttring was removed.

Free Sample® Dr. Miles's Restorative Nervine at druggists. Cures headache, nervousness, neuralgia, fits, nervous debility, poor memory, opium habit, etc. A new and remarkable discovery. Or by mail 10c. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.

DIED. KEIXEY-D. P., age nineteen years, son of Patrick Kelley, ex-sexton of Catholic cemetery. Funeral will take place at his home at 8:30 a. tn., December 21,1892. Services at St. John's church.

WANTED HELP

WOMEN - GIRLS.

oiRt-

520 K. OHIO.

Ajrrxn— 1

-Oim.. 270 X. DEALWAttK ST.

WBBK8T ’

. - *

Wa*txo iThMOM DIM.; MO WASIU-NO.

Vf 147 K New Jersey,

H00 “-

yyx^O^AltCiruKACON-S BWLKT IJ*Yffl Tan-OIM FOR GENERAL HOCSEVv work. 178 w. OMQ st.

aoUBE

'\l T aarrxo—GIRI. FOR UENKKAL

_ worlc - Pitcher a™-1 YIJ xRTJtn—EXPERIENCE! > W apo.lv. aves. 287 X. DeU

HOUSE-

NURSE OIBLp

«Vk»v.

TO WASH ON

YV A >-T*1>-ASK fobarohdeacon-spre-IT pared mustard; best in market.

XX7xktxo—COSiPETENT GIRL IX FAMILY

VV cf two. 1011 X. Pennsylvania at.

\l T x V i xd—GOOD WHITE OXF-L FOR OENVV eral housework. :138 X. Delawaia. • - WFANTXn-OIRL FOB GENERAL HOUHEVV work. Inquire at 249 M. Alabama.

ta a TTr>T? t> iLf •l'’ a'IHS

MEATS, FISH

y^Ti^TK^-Lim^OlttL^TO^BOARD AND

1,0

YITanted-SEWING OIBL, WITH EXl'ERIYv ence at dresamakln*. 250 X. liberty st.

asttko-GIRL FOB GENERAL HOUSEwork; good wages. 906 N. New Jersey st.

Ylf ANTEP-GOOD GIBL TO COOK AND DO YY housework; no washing. 57 and 6® N. Htl-

nolsst. *

\JtTaxtxx<—WOMEN IN NEED OF MEDICAL VY advice to consult Dr. Hamilton free. 26 W.

advice to consult Dr. Hamilton free.

Ohio st. YxfTxTKD - AN EXPERIENCED WHITE YY girl lor general housework. 895 N. Alabama st. ,

Inmemt^ of^our darling Mamie Kroger,dled^ /\\ ^ughTandW*Mi^shuseus av^!

December

A Bod the Gardener gave ns,

A pure and lovely child,

He gave It to oar keening ,

To cherish undeliled.

But Just ast it was Opening

To the glory of the day,

Down came the heavenly Gardener

And took our Bud sway.

From Papa, Mamma and Bbothxx. 1II • a |||||| M a

In memory of Mamie Kruger, died December

20 1891: !' - . ^ ? ’ Yon have left ns, darting Mamie,

You, so bright and fair.

Like a rosebud early blighted, Passed your young life away. Yon may think we do not miss you.

But then we can but weep

When we think shout our Mamie In that long and deathless sleep. For Just ss she was blooming,

In glory to the day,

Down came the heavenly angel And stole onr Mamie away.

Br Hxb Aunts.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

T7 oneral Directors— -T C. E. KBEGELO .

C. E. KBEGELO A WHIT8ETT,

125 N. Delaware st.

Free ambulance. Telephone 564.

TpuNKRAt. Directors— T GIBTON, aXODT A MILLER 187 Indiana ave. Telephone 1072.

Qociktt—K. OF H.-BRIGHTWOOD LODGE. D Mo. 915, of Brlghtwood, will elect three trustees on the last meeting night, December 27. Cociktt-G. A. R.-KEGTJLAR MEETING OF O Geo. H. Thomas Post, No. 17, O. A. B., this evening. All coidrades are invited to attend.

W.Tfi. HC HI LIANG, Commander. JD. DE RU1TER, Adjutant. ■

Oocirtt-FIDELITY LODGE.TS’O. 227, D. OF O B, I. O. O. F., will elect three trustees Monday

evening, December 2«, 1892. MATTIE CONNOLEY, N. O.

ELLA Q. HBLLKB, Recording Becretary.

began tomanu- * caught on like his profit* were factory in Rich■Hl > comp* d there making roller ; in in time to t of them went

bad

rs cf

box-

1, to two iiness

cemoer w, iswg, mere win c ‘TTwben. s^T.

I .1 MABOlllC — KEYSTONE CHAP- — *.o. 6, K. A. M. Anneal convocation in Masonic Temple this (Tueeday) evening at 7:30 o'clock. Election of officers and payment

S'S**/.

cers and payme A. XL WHITE, M.

JACOB W. SMITH, Secretary. ^

of dues. K. H. P.

Cocirty-K. OF P.—MARION LODGE, NO. 1. © K. of P. will confer the amollfied third rank

on Wednesday evening, Win attend. Knights inv

W.*tt TARKINaTONhc7of R7^nd S.~ . —. wmtommm -mm a..,. —■ ——

on Wednesday evening, December 21. Connell 1 attend. Knight* invited. By order of lodge.

AMES H. MOORE, C. C.

lay) evening, at vw.». ton and Illinois sts., Clay pool Block. Work li

the first degree.

WM. 8CHOPPENHOBST, W. M. M. L. JOHNSON, Secretary^

Society • hh

O will confer tne «

Beccmber 19.

NO. 7, JC- OF P.,

nk on Tuesday cvenStlon of officers for en-

emi mmxm

Qocjety — MK O bees. Indian

KNIOHTH OP oils Tent, No.

■mE MACCA-

, will meet In

lapfaiB .mi., ..V. .-mj, win mem 111

regular review Wednenduv evening, December 21, nt7:80. Election ®f officers for ensuing term.

All btr K nights should be present.

THOMAS RATCLIFFE, Sir Knight Commanding.

JOSEPH HOY. Flnanas Keeper.

O0CIRTY-I. O. O. f .-ELECTION NOTICEO Capital Iiodge, No. 124,1.0.0. F., hereby gives notice, that at n regular meeting of said lodge, to be held on Friday evening, December 30,1892, among other officers, there will be three trustees elected to serve for the ensuing year, _

WM. DABBY, N. G.

M. A. 8ELLER8. Recording so, reUir?%

FOR SALE—HORSErf AND VEHICLES.

XVr^mc-YOUNG rjygain. 22_Cher

PHAETON

rryst.

HORSE;

FIVE-YEAR-OLD FAMILY

SALE-GOOD WORKING HORSE I

ink Salk

JT mare. 800 N. Alabama st.

XT'or Salic — GOOD WO Hi T chenp. 210 W. McCarty st.

jpoR Saps - ELEGANT NINE-YEAR-OLD

iiuuiu horse, harness, robes; .

carriage; good condition. Grand Hoi

no delay {bargain. • ^ ^

TtoR SUM*- F.URNITURE WAGONS, GUuX oars’ open and top wagons, express and baggage wagons; for cash or payments. G. K.

SCHOFIELD. 82 E, Markyt at-

also >tel

double Livery;

. Georgia st.

FOB TRADE.

TDon Trad*-DON’T FORGET ARCHDEA-

X con's Merry Christmas pickles.

lerry Christmss pickles. Trade-ARCH DEACON 8

Chlratma* pickles for apmtnt.

MERRY

r>0X Tsadk-DRUG STORE: WILL TAKE

X vacant lot. Addrsss K 10, News.

TTiOB Traufi—SIXTY OR 120 ACRES LAND, F twenty-flvo miles south this city. What have jrouf RMITH A CO.. 80 W. Wash!ngton.

F 0 nsr‘i . for equity 17. News.

ABB-ONE TO FOUR LOTS OH COR ' Hi gm,; unincumbered;

roperty. Address F

bth and Sheidvi

atm

T?a* TaAPK—NEW THREE-ROOM

X northeast; five rooms and bai spoils; two houses West Indi etc. SMITH A OO., 86 W.'

ills, stock farm,

ngton.

T^oeTeaMB-BE SURE, WOMAN, THAT YOU X see the nntque Christmas number of the IndianapolisSun. It will Interest you. Subscribe now and be sure to get the paper Monday, Decem-

ber 24.

STORAGE.

S7aS 1 ^aPI^55gBi> J ifu 1 ' 1CKLm ‘

*co..

Ks irfeltnsyi vftlil* Si. raftti US Hud

CT0RA6M - INDIANAPOLIS W AREHOUSK O Company (registered), 266 to 273 a Pennsylvania st., general storage and transfer. F. V CHISLKTT, manager.

DICKSON STORAGE AND anyS (.registered) warehouse Bee Line tracks Phone 725.

CXORAOK—THE 2^?£“o M < ?r

office 86 W. Maryland st HI-SIN ENS tXUkjkm,

E. Market. W astted-AN EX PERLENCED WO m an YY for general housework; no washing. 243 Central ave.

. N. PERRY. AUCTIONEER, 95 I, AUCTIONEER, 192

-URDY. AUCTION- \ ■»

\\Tanted—MAN AND WIFE (COLORED), YY without children, for barn and housework.

W. A. KETCHAM, Mapleton.

TXT'anted—LADY TO ffRAtBL; SALARY, VY $30 per month and expenses Call or address room 82 Thorpe Block. ■

AlfTKD-WOM AN^FORGENERAL HOUSEPlace]"nortii£de Roberts Vark church.

, TWENTY-FIVE OIRLS.

EXCHANGE EMI K. Washington.

FORMATION, room 9 Blackford Bloc

'LEMEN OF INc. Salary

or commission. AirAifTxrv-A SEWING GIRL AT THE ALYY len county asylum; op e who can cut and fit. Address JOHN WILKINSON, superintendent, Ft. Wayne, lud.

house; good home and wages to right party. Apply 807 N. Mississippi st.

^AWTSP-LADira OF^GOOD REF^^NCT TUTE f0 Lorrodne a Bullduifi|MMSS^S&

to women. Subscribe now and be sure that you receive that issue—Monday, December 26.

It will be unique. Subscribe now and be sure of the number published Monday, December 26.

TXTakteo—A LARGE NUMBER OF GOOD. YY reliable young lady amateurs for small parts; song and dance people of all kinds for the

best of traveling companies. ’

RAYNO, 74 W. Obiost.

call, pro:

iFES^OI

s&isu

URING COMPANY, 4 Liberty Square, Boston,

'TXT'anted—GIRLS, BUY YOUR CLOAK AND VY dross goods from us; we sell on payments and give big discounts to prompt paying customers;^ and exatnin plan. UNITED 8TA1 76 N, Pennsylvania st.

AND SEWING

Is are taught ;lng, drapln

entire art of dresscutting, making, draping, teach vou to cut and make every garment worn by women and children. We cut by actual Inch measurement Respectfully, EMMA EDWARDS, 163 K East st, half square north of 200 Virginia

avs. Take Virginia ave. car.

WANTED HELP—MEN—BOYS.

'yyanted—GOOD BARBER. 412 N. WEST ST.

Yy T ANTED-LODGINGS

AND MEALS. 10c

XV asttED-FIRST-CLASS VY 806 W. Washington st

WHITE BARBER.

XVA H T B D - ABCHDEACON S LITTLE

YY pickled onions. Very fine.

TXIaNted-TAILOR. J.B. M'KIM, 114 OLI-

lY verave.. West Indianapolis.

WANTED - ARCHDEACON’S COOKED

YY hams for Christmas. Side dish.

y^AETKD-MAN WITH SljOOO TO *5,000 IN

good business. Address 017, News.

XV anted—INDIANA MAPLE BIRUP TOR VV hot cakes. 10 cents (Archdeacon’s.) TXT an TED—A GOOD WOOD-WORKER. Q. W. VV MILLER 4 CO.,86 and 88 E. New Yorkst.

Ington. n

W. Ohio st.

WEAK OR DISEASED MEN TO

‘ 25

TXr ANTED

VV consult Dr. HsmiUon and learn; free.

TXTanted—TO VV tlon shares, galls Block.

BUY BUILDING ASSOCIAOKO. M. POE, room 24 In-

TXTaETED - FIRST-CLASS VV chares of coffin factory mer. Address Q14, i are Ne

FIRST-CLASS MAN TO TAKE ; also lirst-ciass trtmw*. ; ' TXTawtkd—199,199 MEN TO KNOW THAT VV oyster Charlie does knock all oyster dealers out tn tlie city. 212 E. Washington.

cago.

\XT ANTEU—MAN

YY janit

man preferred,

street.

a' TO TAKE POSITION OF tor tn large block: good pay; married . DYER & RA6SMANN, 31 Circle

ford Block.

TIT anted—YOUNG OR MIDDLE-AGED MAN VV with $200 to take interest In# sure winning office business. This will bear investigation. Address W 16, News,

XXTAJfTKP—GOOD WHITE BOY FOR INSIDE YY work. Address BUREAU OF INFORMATION, room 9 Blackford Block, corner Meridian and Washington sts.

TXTaktei) - TEN EXPERIENCED CARVV builders to work on new stock cars; piece work. INDIANA CAR AND FOUNDRY COMPANY,Stock Yards.

TXT anted—TO LOAN MONEY ON FUBNIVV ture,pianos, horses, etc., without removal; also on watches and diamonds. GEORGE M. POE, room 24 Ingalls Block.

ANTliD—THE PEOPLE’S BARBER SHOP

now running in fi

ist corner Washington ai ■ R A MOELBOY, Proprietors.

king in fine style at No. 2, northilngton and Meridian. WHEEL-

f, Proprietors.

TXTaeted-THE CHRISTMAS NUMBER OF YY the Indianapolis Sun wilt be full of interest to women. Subscribe now and be sure that yon receive that Pane-Monday, December 26.

TXTakted-MAN TO TRAVEL AS TREASVV urer and ticket seller with ilrst-ciass theatrirical company: experience necessary; must have small cash capital. Address or call manager, 123 E. Ohio st.

TXTahted — YOU TO KNOW THAT THE W Stenographic Institute secures positions tor its graduate*. Our students are holding the best places. Send stamp for chrculars. D. W. HARTER, Manager.

TXTawtxd-A CTJ V K WORKERS EVERYYY where to sell the “Llto of Jav Goulu, and How He Made His Millions.’’ Abont six hundred extra large pages. Profusely illustrated. Retail only *1.50. Forty thousand agents wanted: bonan xa for workers; books on credit; best terms. Outfit and Instructions mailed free on application. Address GLOBE BIBLE PUBLISHING COMPA3ST^72S Cbejtant st.,Philadelphia, Pa., or 888

FOR SALE OR TRADE.

Xtoa Sam o» Tzladx—INDIANA

X slrtp Ist dandy on cakes.

MAPLE

TDoe Sale us Tbade-A NICE PRESENT, X ArclMlaaEQe’s Merry Christmas pick lea.

’C'or SaUS OE T*aDR.—YOUNG STALLION, X five years old r suindard and registeml; can

trot fast.

300 &- (Alto st.

TT’os Salk ob TBaDE—THE BEST LIST OF X property tn the etty for exchange. DAVID

& McKE RNAM, 95 E. Waihlngton st.

1?OR SALK ob Trapk- BICYCLE RKPAIHINO X plant, livery stable, horse-breeders’ stock and ggar SooSrixCTuSbsrs^a

XV ANTED - MISCELLANEOUS.

TXT anted-ROOMERS AT 430 E. MV ARTY YY gt., city. Reference. W ANTED - FINE LIVERY AND CABe VY rtmgea. WOOD’S sUble.

aeted - ARCHDEACON'S 8WEET

; vary Aa«.|

stuftod mangoes

antkd - AlU'HDEACON’S STUFFED

pepper mangoes a great relish.

1/ ANTED—TO BUY HAMMERLESS SHOT-

, care Sews.

gun. Address C 17, i

ran ted—TO BUY BOUND HORSE FOR shout $30. Address M 14, News. faeted — ALL GROCERS KEEP ARCHdeacon s merry Christmas pickles.

TXT AET*i»-t'ONHUMERS’GAH raUST STOCK. YY NEWT' N TODD, 7 Ingalls Block.

AtrtTP - A RCHDEACONR GRATED celebrated li .rseradlsh; use bo other. ■

TXT AETED-W. O. DREYTHALER, 364 YY Illinois st, colors and cleans clothing.

akted—$5 FOR FULL (SET TEETH, tracton without pain a* EA RHART'S.

EX-

TITanted-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR YY light housekeepta*. Address 1.17, News. TXT AKTXO-HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOB YY furniture, carpets, etc. 139 W. Washington st.

\XfAJmED-HORSES WINTERED *6 PER VY month. SANFORD PLUMMER, Moortsville, Ind. a ■ ■ -

XV ANTsm - A NEW OR SECOND - HAND YY hoist or elevator one-story lift. 749 & Washington st. TXfAWTkD - SECOND-HAND FIRE-PROOF YY safe. Address, giving particulars, H. H. P„ 10 Wbeh Block.

Wanted—TO BUY ACTIVE INTEREST IN YY esttblishfed business; *1,000 to*6,000. Ad-

dress J 17, News.

TXTaxtkd—TO PLACE YOUR MONEY ON VV first mortgage; no charge. SMITH 4k CO.,'

36 W. Washington.

TXTavtkd-LA DIES' READY-MADE 8UIT& YY UNITED STATES SUPPLY COMPANY,

76 N. Pennsylvania st.

\\’ AKTXD-CARRIAGE repairing and VV blacksmlthing In exchange for fine piano.

Address E1, News office.

TXTaktkd - EVERY USER OF EMERY VV wheels, who value llto. to use the Safety

Emery Wheels, Springfield, O.

WaNTKD-A FURNISHED HOUSE BY GENV V tleman and wife; no children. For particu-

lars address H 17. News office.

XXTastkd—1 HAVE SAFE VV buggy to loan right party keeping. Address B 17, care N<

HORSE AND three months for

TXTantkd—“I AM SO HAPPY. I HAVE VV found a perfect remedy for headache called Ache-Head at Pantzer’s drug store.’'

XITANTXD—CARDS WRITTEN, TYPEWR1TVY Ing done; office help. BUSINESS UNIVERSITY, When Building. Elevator. Telephone. BENT

nted-TO RENT THREE OR FOUR v» rooms on flrat floor for housekeeping within walking distance of Union depot Address X14, News.

\\r anted—EVERYBODY TO COME AND VV examine the American Bath-Tub System for soft water; nothing like it. 130 Massachusetts ave.

TXTaktbd - HOUSEKEEPERS TO CALL VY and Inspect onr line of furniture; new and stilish goods; prices low. J. W. CONNOLY, 178 E. Washington ft. *

yyasTED—FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE; NORTH••fitJ***? * sooVR****. ’rwxLJk?

* » ucu>b. xrcvCTt, vx ovruasa^novi *1,600;§800down, balance dress E17, News office.

XX/'ANTOD-TO ASSIST BUSINESS MEN TO VV collect accounts and notes past due; dose up your books now. American Collecting and BepOrtlng Association, 86 N. Delaware.

TfTanted—THE CHRISTMAS NUMBER OF VV the Indianapolis Sun wtll be full of Interest to women. Subscribe now and be sure that yon receive that Issue—Monday. December 26.

AND CHlLpsyments; also dress goods; low prices and fair dealing. UNITED STATES SUPPLY COMPANY, 78 N. PennsyL vanla st.

XXTantbd-MINISTERS AND TEACHERS VV who are out of employment, and other Intel llgent persons, can find profitable employment by stating particulars and addressing JOHK COWAN, 40 Vance Black. Indianapolis, Ind, vx7 .-vtb-r, -wyn sty ■wmv'TTTs two ur.-E

W anted—FOR SIX MONTHS, TWO PLEASVV ant, well tarnished rooms, with first-clot? board, for two ladies and year-old baby; must have bath and modern conveniences; will pay *14 per week; best of reference.8 given Address

R16, News.

BUSINi

and tel eg! When tolMta*. Elevator for day and night students; winter term begins Monday, Janaary 2; call for full portlcuiani; telephone 499. HfeEB A OSBORN.

PRIVATE FAMLegialature, comic myself; gas and

1AAUSI<.!II£ v raiiiAfki j Kf, ILIJ t t%uvt other convenienees, with privilege of parlor; must not be over five squares from State House; Illinois street preferred. Address F17, News.

Y*r antf.D-FBKK EVERY DAY THIS WEEK VV (open eveninga until9:3( • docki we will prej sent free to all purchasers, our elegant Christmas panel. Aiming always at securing the vest best works Of art. and having them produced regardless of expense, we come this time to our patrons with the “Good Mornlug” panel, satisfied that our efforts to obtain and present to our friends so handsome a memento will be appreciated by all. See them tn our w indows. Don’t fail to secure one. Beautiful rose jar with every pound of baking powder this week. THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA COMPANY.

ooc xor a gai pure r*. u. moiasses. 5c tor all kinds of jellies. ■pfcc lor 1 lb Maine apple batter. •25cifor 12^ lbs flour. 25c for 3 lb* California raisins. 25c for 4 lbs dried curranta. 25c for 1 lb citron. Oc for 3 lbs dried California D peaches. 60c for 3 lbs mixed nuts. 40c for 1 lb best shelled almonds. 15c for 2 bottles catsup. GEO. J. HAMMEL, •Phono 755. 110 and 112 Massachusetts ave.

XV ANTED—SITU ATIONS.

Situation Wantkd—AS HOUSEKEEPER BY D middle-aged woman. 87 N. Delaware st, Qitcation Wanted—BY COLORED MAN, O second cook in hotel. Address A17, News.

QmiAMOK Wanted—HOUSEWORK BY OLD O lady; no postal; don’t know the etty. 17 Hoe-

brock at.

diTUATios Wanted—AS BEAD-SAWYER,

O buying li Fayette st.

l ies vt An ran—ao n r.,v i, - a. w 1 r, ri, ng lumber or logs; best references. 41

QrrUATioN Wanted—BY AN EXPERIENCED O bookkeeper; best of references. Address P 17,

News office.

Situation Wanted —

O bookkeeper wants a situation.

EXPERIENCED

H. BRADY,

Cituation Wanted a O man; bookkeeping, collecting, clerking; reference. Call 76% E. Washington.

yiTPATiON Wanted—BAKER—BY A YOUNG O German with one year’s experience. Address ALFRED KEMPE.fea Chestnut st., city.

Cituation Wanted-BY PRACTICAL, JUD-dle-aged man, In sotne wholesale house or manufacturing business; can make himself useful at anything; reference. Address P16, Ncwa. ttMUATTON Wantep-BY DBCGGDiT, IN northern or central Indians; registered in ni’.r.oH and Michigan by examination: rea-:or able salary. Address J. w. B.. Hills-lale, Mi< h.

Oitoation Wanted—AS ENGINEER, CAH Cl give the very best of reference, do all my own repair work; “sober” and always on time;

can do kss or steam fitting. Adi

1 always or drees K15,

News.

XVANTEU-AGENTS.

A gents Wanted — A sweet little pickles.

-TRY ARCHDEACON'S

A gents Wanted — A GOOD LIVE 80LICA Itor. Lombard Building, room 24

A gents Wanted-FOR SOMETHING KVA erybody needs. 66 W. Maryland st. A gents Wanted - 8GL1CITOBS FOR THE XX- News's great Encyclopedia offer. Liberal terms both to the public end to solicitors. See ad In this Issue. Apply at room 1 News Building.

gents Wanted—FOR Nl

PARY

A exxxoWANTED - GUM TISSUE MENDS A clothing better than needle and thread; silks, woolens, gloves, umbrellas; one yard. 10 cents; twelve yards, 65 cents by malL 0. 8TAYN0B A CD., Providence. B. I.

Agents Wanted — EVERYWHERE TO xx handle best doof-closer made: sells at sight. Exclusive territory. For full particulars address WILLIAMS D00R-CL06EBCOMPANY, manufacture rs, Waterloo, la.

A gents Wanted—TO SELL OUR roasters A and bakers and other kitchen specialties; agents now making t rnm ,n business pleasant and ] THE LEACH BOA PANY, Paxton, III.

and jobbt»8. Chicago. XU.

- TO SELL FINE TEAS, aSBBBB I >Y samlive ter-

Q. tV.

nporters

MONUMENTS.

^J-ONCNENia-AUa. DIENKR. 248 B. VaBH

TO LBT-BOO!

ipo^Lxr—FRONT PARLOR. 74 W. MARKET T'o I jrr-FURNISHED ROOIIK 124 E. OHIO A street.

»£o^t.ET-YWO UNFCRXISHED

ROOMS. *72

tNISHED ROOM; CHEAP.

...t

r rt> let-furnished front roobcs. im

X N. New Jersey st.

N. New Jersey st. Lar- FOUR ■

UPSTAIRS, Wri’H

ROOMS

76 Kentucky ave.

r r° Let—FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED

i- rooms. 71% N. Htinola.

Let —NX with gas.

o Let—I _ room; board.

SICK I1*3 E.

,Y FURNISHED

MerriU.

ROOM.

SD FRONT , Ohio.

ALCOVE

fTo Let—RENT AND BOARD X cents each. 11 Vance Block.

ING SIGNS 5

H'o Let — FURNISHED ROOMS. I light bonsekeeping. 29S E. North.

T°

I.n -2M N. DELAWARE ST.

nished rooms; board; modern convanlences.

T°

floor) for

sippi.

: S'

r j , o Ler-THiiE X furnished, i

noissL

PALACE HOTEL, X

;sne 07%!

fjpo

Let - FURNISHED FRONT ROOM,

light housekeeping; gas; bath. 61 N. New

Jeraoy.

sL, room 12. ’ rPo Let—LARGE DOUBLE PARLORS, UNX furnished: eaat. south and west windows. 258 N Pem.^WanlasL

modern conveniences, on elec- . New Jersey.

N. Alabama St.

TO LET-HOUSES.

to LET—LIST. 10 CIRCLE.

ALEX METZGER.

fjto LET—SEE LEST. C. E. COFFIN A OCX

nro Let-House, five rooms, gas. 76 X Jobnssn svs, nro let—See list at hadlby a fay is. X 68R.igrket rpo Let—SEE LIST. GROVER A SEQUIN, X 32 E. Market st.

rpo LET-FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE; GAS. IN1 gate* 478 K. Marks* sE

rpo IdCT—HOUSES II? ALL PARTS OF THE

X dir <X F. say les.

rpo Let-arcMDEACON-h stuffed fep-

X per mangoes; immense.

LET—8BB JUST. 94 K. MARKET BT.

1 GEO. W. PANGBORN A Oa

rito Let—SEE LIST AT 9* K. MARKET, X grouo4 floor. GREGORY A APPEL.

rpo Let-407 W. MICHIGAN FIVE-ROOM X house, *10. SMITH * CO., ije W. Washing-

High.

rpo Let -IF YOU HAVE PROP!

1 or root see 8MIT:

Block.

PH A B

opSrbv UTLER,

10 Vanes

njto Ijjt—NEW HOUSE FIVE ROOMS, GAS, X well sod cistern. Call 29th N. Pennsylvania, room 11. *

rj^oLET-

r po Let-JOINTHE new YEAR SAVING X and Loan. Eleventh seriea. No back dues.

A and Loan. Eli 36 W. Washington,

retery.

rpo Let-LEHMAN’S TRANSFER COMX pany, piano and furniture movers; largest wagons in the city. Telephone 602. Office 19

Circle st. -

rpo Let-SEVEN ROOMS; BOTH GASES; 1 bath-room; hard and soft water. 28 Christian ave.; *26. Call or address J. W. HADLEY,

160 Park ave.

: aye.

-TWl

rpo LET—TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, SIX X rooms, large cellar, pantry, summer kitchen, hydrant and cistern. No. 90 Benton st. Apply

at 94 Highland ave.

rpo Lkt-AN ELEGANT. NIK* - ROOM X house. No. 27 E. Second st.; furnace, bath sad gas: In good condition. WILDMAN A GLOVER, 19 Talbott Block

city water, both gaseAOOTentwtdks: do^’town; North Bide. Call ift W. M. HAAG'S pharmacy, 82 Massachusetts atetme. rpo LET-24 GREGG ST., 8 ROOMS. X 603 N. Mississippi st., 8 rooms. 126 S. Summit, 5 rooms. 142 Columbia ave., 4 rooms. 9S Shelby st., 4 rooms. Office rooms, 17 Virginia ave. Suitea of roams tn Stewart Place.

CHAS. W.

OOBSUCH, 15 Virginia ave. rpo Let—127 HOME AVE.,8 ROOMS, X natural gas; all conveniences *32 60 318 Parke ave., 10 rooms, natural gaa; all 22 Blackford st.,3 rooms, natural gas—..... 10 00 1 Wood, natural gas, 5 rooms 10 00 82 Smith, 5 rooms— 9 00 32 Cincinnati st., 4 rooms,natural gas - 10 Oj 142-6-8 Newman, 4 rooms, each 6 (X 0^34 MIley av-, 4 roomr, natural gas, each 8 « 347 S. East, 5 rooms, natnral gas 12 ft 14 Highwater, 4 rooms - 6 W

STORE-ROOMS.

36 Indiana av*., natural gas 15 01 714 N.Tennessee st., natural gas 10 01 123 N. Delaware, natural gaa- 25 <* Also some suites end single rooms in firet-clas

apartment houses.

We also wtite first-class fire Insurance in bes companies at lowest ratos. POWELL A HANCKEL, 66 E. Market st.

TO LET—OFFICES AND STOKES.

rpo LET-ASK FOR AUNTIE Ht X tomato catsup (Archuoacou'S.)

Uoa 8*I,K—HARNESS-SHOP, FIRST-CLASS.

X tn

in county seat In gas belt

136, Tipton, Ind.

Washington

ie«; st

venlent store-room in the Chatham Place building. No. 234 Massachusetts ave, in excellent order, fitted with both kinds of gas; very suitable for a dry-goods, gents’ furnishing or shoe store:

splendid ate. Jt

furnishing

how ala' sPANN * CO.

TO LET—MISCELLANEOUS.

rpo Lit—WRIGHT* HALL FOR X receptions, etc. F. S. CHANCE, 11 Vance Block. rpo LET-A MAGNIFICENT MANUFACTX urfng site, special opporti Thon>e Block.

LOST.

Ju tograph and *250. Return to New* office. Reward.

Jlj Phax Riuinger vanla. Smnm.

L—

I Schofield on inside.

Hotel for reward.

Return to Browning

T OUT- BILL-BOOK. CONTAINING Xj and policies. Return to BOBT. ZKNI

and receive reward.

T oer-DOO, NAME “FOX” WRITTEN O ±J collar. Return to 286 Central ave. at o’clock any afternoon and get reward. mil AY “

T ost — WHITE

Xj pointer on last Monday^ Do

torn to 331 E. South st. or 81 K. Wssblnctoo.

LIVER-COLORED December 12. Re-

T ost — Gold leaf scarf pin with Xj small diamond in center. Finder please return to RAYMOND R. DOWNEY, 28* N. Me-

T OST—ON SUNDAY LAST. A LONG. RED -Ij morocco-covered pockethoolc. containing some notes and other papers, at or near Reichert’s place, on Cburchman ’s pike. The finder will be rewarded by leaving same at No. 458 K. Ohio st

irum ascancs.', iau is cui long, juuerai reward will he paid tor hit return to LEWIS, 528 N. Meridian st

FOUND.

J. SX. KMM WJiievXfcHIN dlJl.Jfi.iCAX. WORKS.

■pocxD—POINTER PUP, ONE YEAR OLD; JC fiver and white: female; owner can have »*nie ^ pro v -^ P*vperty. JOE H. ALKXAN-

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

J^aat, Estatk—MILLS X SMALL YOIIN

Block.

1) 1*1, EbtaTSit SPANN X CO.

TB—SIX PER

CENT. MONEY

T»sal Esta XV deacon's

t*-ALL GROCERS SELL ARCH-

IliAL Estate—SEE RENTAL LIST. K VKR G E. Marjtrtrt.

KA1. Estatis- PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS.

HADLEY G FAY. 68 g. Market st

Peai, Ektats—SEE LIST FOR SALE OB XV rent by SMITH G SUTLER, 10 Vanr* Block. T)*al Estati-P. J. MULLANY. I8«n N. MEXv ridian st, has bar gal us In city residences and

FOR SALE—MISCKLLANI

jpOR Sale—SAFETY. 81 VIRGINIA AVK Foa^ALr-BAME-BCPNEK CHEAP. 135 W?

Pratt st.

Sal*-ALL GROCERS S^LL ARCH-

AND CIGAR STORK

Wsale-archdeacgn-s spiced Has

toot; »«dd ererywhete

LtonftAL*-NOTICE TO FARMERS—GRAIN

Bryct^ bmkmy.

T) eal Estate—SEE OUR FIRST MORTGAGE XV securities. Want to loan your money? SMITH G CO., 36 W. Washington.

15 eal Estate—FIRE, LIGHTNING, CY XV clone, gas exploatwi and fife iasaranoa. HADLEY 1 FAY, 6* K. Market St

Deal Estate—MUST HAYE SOME MONEY. XV Good fortyVoot lot, northeast,one-third under real value for cash. Address M 17, News.

T» eal Estate-Two GOOD RENTAL propXV erites for cash, paying over 11 per ceut Must be sold this week; Aodress N 17, News.

p eal Estate— NEW ElOMT-ROOM, TWO XV Story house, bath-roonx, furnace, etc.{rest front, on good street, north. Address A 15, Ne* s.

p eal Estate-A FEW LOTO LEFT IN THE Xv Brinkman.HU1 additionijnrice *100; weekly payments. BRADLEY A DENNY, 26 N. Delaware.

p eal Estate—COTTAGE, JOHNSON AVE. ketst. . .

Peal En-ATE^HOUSE AND LARGE LOT; X% . natural gas: lots of fruit: wifi sell cheap. Fourth house went of Mississippi on Twenty-eec-ond st.

Peal Estate—A FEW MORE LOTS LEFT XU in th4 Proapoct-sL addition; *5 cash and *1 per week. BRADLEY G PENNY, 28 N. Delaware st. p

Peal Estate-forty acres nick timJU bered land In Jackson county, Indiana: will Bell cheap If sold soon. See H. H. MOSIER, 50 Vance Block.

pEAL Estate - RENTAL PROPERTY’ XV north, beautiful street, pays about 11 per cent. Must sell; price *3,200. GEO. W. PANG BORN A CO., 04 E. Market st.

Peal Eatate-SEVEN-BOQM HOUSE ON Xv Centrel avenue; *2.800; *800 cash, balance to suit purchaser; former price 43,200. M. ARBUCKLK, 60 E. Market.

Peal e«tat*-e. washinoton-st. AJ> XV dltion lots tor sale on weekly nsyments, without interest snd tax as. BRADLEY G DENNY, 26 NTpalaware st

Peal Estate--NEW COTTAGE OF FOUR Xv room,; lot 40x185 feet: well, cistern and large barn: no pavment down; only *4.40 per week; call 855 Jeffvraon ave.

Peal Estate-*!,660-DOUBLE HOUSE ON XV 8. Tennessee et; rent *90 per month; beet ss«i’asssSi."sS ,,0 ““"“ “

P nxL Estate—IN AFFECTIONS OF THE XV stomach, kidneys or liver, Kilmer's Dyspeptics’Delight is the great health-giver. For sale by PANTZKR, Bates House druggist

Peal Estate-381 FLETCHER AVE., NEW XV five-room cottage; hardwood finish, nicely papered; f 150 cash, balance easy payments. W. K. 8TBVEN80N * go., 74E. Market st

p EAL Estate—*7JSOO—RESIDENCE PROPXu erty, N. Pennsylvania st, now, ten rooms, large bath-room, steel furnace, house elegantly finished; east front; high ground. Address Z 14, News.

Pxal Estate—LOTS IN LIBBER’S ADDIXV Won to North Indianapolis; cheapest ever offered; *125 to *200; easy payments; electric cars E?K7Kgaai.”«sS’ : ^

pEA» ESTATfc—A GREAT BARGAIN-LOT XV in Woodruff Place, west drive, finest location, only *900 cash, balance payable *200 every six months: second mortgage taken If purchaser destres to bqlld. InqulreJAMES M. LEATHERS, 84 Van™ Block. TT

Peal Estate-THREE STORE-ROOMS, XV fourteen living rooms, and new five-room dwelling; all located corner two prominent ave*., northeast; rentals*100 month; can he increased; see us and make oiler, GEO. W. PANGBORN G CO.. 94 E. Mark# st

Peal Estate-COTTAGE URoVe aDDIXV tlon (Reid homestead), three squares east of Reid st, on Prospect; weekly payments; streets graded and graveled; shade trees planted: natural ns piped free to every lev Bradley <fc DENNY, 26 N. Delaware st j •

P EAL Ear at re—*1,4000>V ILL BUY TWO LOTS XU north, with a cottage house, on electric car Una With a very small expenditure will yield 12 per cent rental, besides constant increase in value; the best bargain In the city; *400 cash the balance on rental payments. SMITH G' BUTLER, 10 Vance Block, Virginia ave.

T> KAL ESTATE--XV REAGAN PARK. This is the name of the subdivision of forty acres on th* corner of College avo. and Fifteenth et. The College-ave. electric care pass It every ten minutes, it Is twelve minutes’ ride from the poetoffice. Brick pavements, cement walks, city water, natural gas. all paid for. The ground lies high and is wdl drained. Lots in this addition can he bought for *1,000 to *1,800. MARION INVESTMENT COMPANY, -

NOTICE.

■\TOTIC*—OATES, DENTIBtT^BOOmToDD It Fellows Block.

'\t' otic*— A ROHDE A CON’S JUG VINEGAR; It a present tn each Jug.

Vtotxce - AN APPETIZING PRESENT - iN Arcbdcacons’s Merry Christmas pickles.

•VTotice-DON’T SET THE TABLE WITH13 out Archdeacon’s Merry Christmas pickles.

XTotice-STEBL - PLATE FURNACES AT JOSEPH GARDNER’S, 89 Kentnciy ave. Telephone 822.

XToticb-DP.. HAMILTON, 25 W. OHIO ST., lx cures men of all phrsical diaabUitiea Con suit him, free, sad learn.

TKroTic»-GO TO DOMESTIC LAUNDRY. 73 lx N. nil no's «^, to have kid gloves colored in best style and in quick time.

■VTotICK—DO YOi:R CLOTHESNEKD CUSANlx ing or dyeing? Take them to Smith’s dyeworks, 57 N; Pennsylvania st

TVJotice- EVERBOAD G PRUNE FOR lx hardware, paint, oil, pumps, tin-work and gas-tutting. 170 Indiana ave.

otice—ROYAL STEEL PLATE FURNACES lx are manufactured and put tu by PURSELL G MEDSKER, 31 Massachowtts ave.

VTorica-HOMCEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN—Dll. lx W. B. Ci.arkic, .Washington st., cor. Ala. Telephone 871; midence 188 Blackford.

Xfovica-HOWARD’S STEAM CARPET lx cleaning works, the only practical ^Jarjx'tcleaning establishment In the City. Telephone 616.

AT otice - WOMEN ALL WANT THE lx Christmas number of the Indianapolis Sun. It will be unique. Sobscrtbo now and be sure of the number published Monday, December 26.

-VoncK-FREK-A SET OF OUR HUMOROUS lx “Office Rules." Call or scud us a stamp and w# will man them. CHANCE - MATTHEWS PRINTING COMPANY. 9 and 11 Vance Block.

ATotice — THJB ANNUAL MEETING OF lx Mayflower Congregational church will be held in the church parlor Tuesday, January 3. 1893.8 p. m., for the election of live (5) trustees and other church officers. W. S. RAWLS, Clerk.

Votxcw-RRKE EVERY DAY THIS WEEK lx (open evenings until 9 ;30 o’clock) we will present free to all purchasers, our elegant Christmas panel. Alining always at securing the vary best works of art and having them produced regardleae of expense, we come this time to our patrons with tha “Good Morning" pnnel, satisfied that our efforts to obtain and prefcnt to our friends so handsome a moments will be appreciated by all. See them in our windows. Don’t fall to secure one. Beautiful rose jar with every pound of baking powder this week. THE GtiEAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA COMPANY.

BUTLMNG, SAVING AND LOAN.

TJcildiko Ann Loax—READY _ MONEY _ TO -D loan by the *Royal,» 89 E. Market at.

•pciLDixo AWD Loax-GOVERNMENT SAVJO ing. Loan and Deposit Company. Shares *100, weekly dues 25c, monthly *1; no back into. Office, 32 Virginia ave. A. LARSEN, Secretary.

Dciumro ax» Loax-THKY ALL TAKE X> shares now in the old reliable Danta; new plan; shawa *100, duet 25c. CHAS. E. KKYNOLDS, President; A. LARSEN, Secretary, 82 Virginia *ve.

'pffiLOIxa AXD LOax—SERIES ELEVEN X> staru January 2. Cali and take sharea In the New Year Savings snd Loan Association Five years old. Centtal office ae^wTWashington, room 5. J. H. SMITH, Secretary.

Typinnixo axs loax-THX “GERMANX> American” ffiyes large returns and full withdrawal, with interest; safe and equitable; over tary, 10 Boston Block.

T»tm.mxo. ax» Loax - THE LOMBARD tary. 24 Lombard Building.

Dciloixs AXb Loax-TaKE SHARKS IN X> the Mutual Home and Saxiaga Awociation, eirey the old**and wrongest in the State; no back does: uare**100; dues 25c per week; office opened dally and Saturday evenings until 9

FStisV.^ASi^S? 1 ^ 35

oicyjmae. AQicirefn u its,

L'on Balk

X complete; good trade.

i^SWT&SS,

jpoa SaJ^ACNTIK HULL^ TOMATO pok 8a La-six ORIGIN AL CKRTIf ” of Consumers’ Gas Trust. Address F J

XtotTSa ut—tJOLD SPECTACLES AND EYBX glasses at the lowest priosa, at Onttoten

Lnndo’s,82E. Market. f

T>L r ILDIJfO A>T> J X> and Loan

Association.

every Saturday evening

Shares iwued at any time, without hack payments. Office, rooms 5 and« Vinton Btock,Penksyivanla st., opposite poetoffice.

Vok Salk—OPERA GLASSES, IN BLACK

tc ° %

Eszymsti k? “**•’ “ a ®

ER. opposite poetoffice.

-poa Sal*—TASTY __

X 1 prices. CHANCE-MA. COMPANY. 9 and U Vance Sock. T?oa Salk- *50 DIAMOND R X Call at room 18 Inanrance 1 corner Market and Pennsylvania

Salk—A

S335

WALNUT Hi

snd some parlor furniture;

'.QBOBN G OO.. 94 K i

T7oa Salk-WoNDEHFULI WC_ X The cures of Olive Branch, the ail female complaints, a* PANTrfeKRI ^ Von Sale-hardware store; new . r complete stock; established trade; goo cation and cheap rent; city. Address B 14

Von Bail-GROCERY AND MKA X 1 ket; new stock; new flxturee; trade; fine location; In the city. At

News.

streets.

Y>o» sale splendid opportunity t The New York shoe store, OreencZstie, lud. Best stock^snd location In the otty. Splendid bar-

**r^rv'e» Cl a v.«n... FX/VFTWMF A ONWv l ^ 11

AND HARDWARE

x storM; separate rooms;)

tlon; established tra<

Poa Hal*-EIOHT HORU ENOINiTAND condition. Also, Dean pump. gg

OM SAM*-UNREDEEMED DIAMONDS, watches, rtn^, eto^^me and BMjthent; It

par you. A. N. WILSON, room 9 Mansur’s

' Block, corner east of court-house.

anapoils Sun. It wifi interest yon. Subscribe now and be sure to get the paper Monday, December 26. i immm

sent free to all purchasers, our elegant Christmas panel. Aiming always at Becortug the very best works of art and having thsm produced rega»*

ai?® jsss-gs 0,i ' “ °" •flrorts to obtain and present to our friends handsome a memento will be appreciated by all. Bee them In our windows. Don’t fall to secure one.

port Sale—T RUST EE’S SALE OF SHOES. X The sale of the W. T. Ellen stock, 232 E. Washington st., will commence December 21, and continue from day to day until all is sold. Shoes st your own price. W. A BRISTOR, ^Trustee.

jk Sale—

1,307

And I

L»vr,,sjsris d j;«rsr^,“,"i»7r.srs; holidays aLthe cat-price shoe and grocerj' honw. 250 W. Washington st.; northeast corner West and Washington *ts. GEO. F. KREITLEIN.

you come than we can use. Your terms on payments < be ours BARGAIN STORE, 79 W Washington sV, Opposite the Park Theatre

ton Salk-

of bouse i irnishlugs. We pay the best cash Prtmfor old goods, or take them aafim psyment

Trade your old stove for a new one.

-.O-r-v * a*, OS4.A.VV/ AJ VT-Tk. XV A Come and see our 18c oil-cloth.'

*2f). slx-plece parlor sultre

antique or X\ I century suites,

i twenty carpets, made up from twenty

ards, that can hardly be told from THE CTUBAT^XCHANG^ 80 *’

Successors to . , York Furniture Company,

*4 E. Washington »t - -

North side, near Delaware.

to twenty-five yi These ws will dis;

L’ou Sale—OUR CHRISTMAS LIST OF BOTH X useful and ornamental articles at priesa that are much below competition, and la many cares

at lew than manufacturers' prices: Children’s rockers from 50c to *2.50 each.

A huge fine of Smyrna end fur ruga at prices

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tial; lowest rates a

b -’ar,»

l OAKS—

° r f !i rri l?i> re, tHa Thirty, *lxty ^nd ninety^ Bfirtnesa

A. N. WI.

Room 9 Mansur’s

■iaiBr^

T oajrs—SHOULD

Aj Money on hoasi Money on dlam Money on any <

Money to pay rent. , ' Money to Increase business.

Money to pay taxed, Mfibey to pay debts,

Monv for private purposes, Money for any purpoae wh

at lowest rates, the i

then cafi at 26(* E.

] OAKa-MONEY 0N_ horses, wagons, office, i of personal property, !* moval, In the quicks# 1 lowest possible rates; a

•. I

nionds. You can pay it back 1

ly installments, and each small payment r the cost of carrying the balance. Bout urea strictly coufidetiUaL W. C. 8LATT8, room 24 Ingalls Block, southwest corner of Wasklngto*

snd Pennsylvania sts.

LOWEST RATES. EASY TERMS.

STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. LOANS MADE ON SHORT NOTICE.

Money loaned, on

—

W;|

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INDIANA MOETOAOE LOAN COMPANY,

wagons, store

ExnSfrwiEw atches and diamonds. You can jm money In weekly or monthly inkta have the coot reduce' owe a balance on your pay t he same for you a omrire. No chargeo tal and see us before going EatdbfiMied 1*87.

mock below regular prleee

i, door elzca-

* 50 each .. 76 each .. 1 50 each

each each

Smyrna rugs,

Smyrna rugs, larger sizes. .. Smyrna rugs, large sizes Smyrna rugs, very large alze... Elegant fur rugs, white

Elegant for rugs, black 2 T§

Cheni

Lace t I lAtoe certains, extra quality Lace curtains. SL yards long. l fiOperpitir In oar carpet department we oflbr udequaled — — — ' — ——

-JSOo per yard ...dOcperFgg

cStotm^* ^ bB ot/ ’ n P eve«lB* until

Pxswoxal - ARCHDEAC X mixed pickles; extra fine.

T>kkaovaL-A X deacon's merry

ARCHDEACON’S SWEET

pXK#OKAL~THE jp ^ gg

PRESENT-ARCH,

a pickles.

IN THE WORLD-

TJCILCIXO A-VD

X> The Star

and Loan

TweattethMrtes uowronningcffJOOahareaaad the second serireof fiOO shareaDo^ 26e per weak In each. No aasesement for expenses wwy paymenoi. and the *100 efcsres for tl

wish to pay off their loai

. Christmas plcklre.

•age and steaming the face, will cost you only *1,

WILL VJ

STRAYED.

tiTRAyEli—OK STOLEN—HEAVY BAY O about nine years old, with slit tn Hi from 284 E. Merrill sV; medium tall H

Northeast corner

Market and

A**

eat,,

fork Store.

MWIili 111

Mai .. Vanoe 1

the numl>er |

A%°.T,

Ki; ST AI Store

open evening!

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