Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 January 1894 — Page 8
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. FRIDAY, JANUARY 19. 1894.
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That’s the way we are turning our stock this week. PRICES TAKE A TUMBLE THE GOODS MUST GO The great Remnant Sale still on, and going with a rush. New and desirable goods in short lengths less than half price. 5. fmz$ 9 QO
$1 PER OUNCE. Solid BMrlinc fiflv<*r Forki and Spoon* will bo >1 p*r o-jnc»-. Pric«« subject *0 change without iouce. Make the beet of thit opportunity. Julius C. Wall^, Successors to B V/al^, Leading Jewelers 72 Hast Washington St
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liiniiii's mera 500 Latt of the line of HA.'V'XLA.ISTD Window Bargain Day Vegetable Diahea Regular price $2.50 to $15, All go at Jfcl.25. The other lot went «o rapidly that we secured the laet of the line—300. They will go in the MONDAY SALE. No feyeritee. Firet come first served. ‘ASTMAN SCHLEICHER / & LEE Window Bargain Sal* Every Monday.
#20ST0N Seeds C® LOOKING FOR ANOTHER
ROOM IN THIS CITE
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THE U/MION TRUST CO is organized under a special law which requires a guarantee of ample financial responsibility, and establishes a State supervision. It must be examined twice a year by the Auditor of State, and may be examined any time he pleases. The safeguards of law thus thrown about it insure correct management. It is authorized to act as executor and guardian, administrator, assignee, receiver or trustee under wills or by appointment of court, and can do business, as a rule, more efficiently and economically than an individual. Its stockholders are liable for twice the amount of their stock. CAPITAL : : : $600,000 Office, No. 68 East Market St.
OFFICER?*. HENRY EITEL. 2d Vice Prest. end Treasurer.
ADDISON C. HARRIS, SAM L L LOOK, Ut VUe-rrttident. Secretary.
JOHN H. HOLLIDAY.
Vreeldent.
SAMUEL. MERRILL TO REMOVE.
He WUi Go to Callforate-A Lecture ou Indie—Hie Career.
Samuel Merrill, ex-cohsul-general of the United State* to Calcutta, will in a short time leave for California, where he will probably locate permanently. He has *old hie interest in the book-etore of the BowenMerrill Company to hie nephew, Charjee W. Merrill, and is making other arrange- _ meuts which will enable him to spend the j remainder of his life in California if he finds the surroundings there agreeable.
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BAM OKI. MKRKILL
Mr. Merrill is one of the city’s best known citizens. He has always lived here, except when in the army, or serving the Government in India. His first public appenrnneo since his return from Calcutta will he next Tuesday nieht at the Propylaeum, when he will talk on India. The death of his (laughter abroad, just before Mr. Merrill’s departure for home, interfered with anything like a public reception at the hands of his old comrades and neighbors, and the coming lecture will partake of the nature of a greeting. MU. MERnilX’S CAREER. Samuel Merrill was born in Indianapolis in 1831—late enough in the history of the towi\ for good schools, good preaching. Sunday-schools, temperance societies and ali sucdi guards of morality; early enough lor acquaintance with birds, squirrels and other wildwood creatures, and tor playing in streets that were oul^ green lanes. His father was Treasurer of State, a native of Vermont, educated at Dartmouth, instructed in the stuciv of law in Pennsylvania by his brother, the late James Merrill, and his townsman, Thaddeus Stevens. He was captain of the military company of Indianapolis, and his epaulets and gold buttons with eagles were long the choice playthings of his children. He tilled his ofiico with care and exactness, found time to teach school and to take part in the affairs of the town, as well as to enjoy its good, if small, society, lie was fond of books; had the first copy of Scott’s novels ever brought to town. This he loved to lend. His library was probably the first collection of books in Indianapolis deserving the same. lie was q man of spotless integrity. x After his years in the Indianapolis schools the boy was sent to Vermont n year lor farm work, as wdl as for school. At seventeen he entered Wabash College and remained through the course. He went to Europe for continned study, but was soon called home by the death ot his father and compelled to take charge of the book store. In 1862, leaving a young wife and child, he entered the Seventieth Regiment as captain of Company K, and at the close of the war he was lieutenant-col-onel. His popularity as a soldier has been continuous trom the beginning of his service. His battles included Russellville, Resaca, Cnssville, New Hope Church, Lost Mountain, Kenesaw, Marietta, Peach Tree Creek, Atlanta, Savannah ana Bentonville. He returned to his business to find his affairs about gone to pieces in the bunds of inexperienced clerks, his partner having died in the hundred days’ service. In IKK) he was appointed Consul-General to Calcutta, President Harrison having refused the resignation of the preceding inoumbeut until hi* four-years term was completed. Mr. Merrill resigned in May or June of 1893, but remained until the arrival of his successor some time in September. AT AUCTION.
ITEMS FOR SATURDAY At the Goods T»*ad$ °f H. P. WASSON & CO
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DALTON'S CALENDAR.
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tj. Jan. 19, 1862—General Zo liv . h collar killed. K ’ —^ I mm WORTH FROIECTffiG. 1 Your brains are worth protecting, and DALTON’S HATS are good brain protectors.
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EMULSION COB LIVER OIL
b» suro yoto get
SLOA.JST’S
It i*s»a4t of tho boot matoriot* aad it AJLWAYS FRESH
AMT XMPOBIVM ,i . . Tslspkoa* 600.
Braun’s Fkiotosprap bw. _ Jpotssgraptaa. 1HS ML LIE UK 11 COMPANY,
M South Msrfdlan St
KID GLOVES Fine Kid Gloves with pearl and metal buttons, the $1.50 quality 98c 8-button Suede Mousquetaires, 4-pearl button Suede, evening and street shades, $1.75 and $2.00 quality 41-25 We have a lot of Kid Gloves, some Dressejl and some Undressed, some large sizes andfome small; former price was $1.00 to $2.00, to close 89c Ladies’ Kid Gauntlets, $2.00 and $2.25 quality $1.00 Ladies’ Fine Cashmere Gauntlets, sold at 50c, 75c and 85c, for 25c Ladies’ Double Wool Mittens, sold at 40c and 50c, must go at 25c Children’s Kid Lined Mittens, 65c and 75c kind, now 25c Children’s Jersey and Scotch Gloves 50c quality 25c Small sizes Children’s Woolen Mittens 5c Men’s Heavy Felt Mittens 19c Men’s Calf Hand Mittens 39c Men’s Woolen Mittens 19c Men’s Jersey and Scotch Gloves, 50c and 65c quality 25c HOSIERY Men’s Gra* Half Hose 3c Men’s Seamless Gray Half Hose, 3 pairs for 25c Men’s Full Regular-made Half Hose, black and balbriggan 11c Men’s Seamless Cashmere Half Hose, 25c quality 18c Ladies’ Fast Black Hose 19o quality 9c Ladies’ Seamless Wool Hose, 25c quality 16o Ladies’Ribbed Wool Hose, extra quality 25o Children’s Fast Black Cotton Hose, all sizes 4c Children’s Wool Hose, 19c quality 12Kc Children’s Seamless Cashmere Hose... 19c MEN’S UNDERWEAR Men’s .Extra Heavy Cotton Shirts and Drawers, camelshair 39c Men’s Heavy Gray Wool Undershirts, $1.00 quality 59c Men’s Heavy Camelshair Shirts and Drawers 75c Men’s Extra Heavy Fine Camelshair and Gray Shirts and Drawers, sold at $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 98c
Turkish Bath Soap, per cake 1c Florida Water, per bottle 3c Swandown Face Powder, box 3c Note Paper, 24 sheets paper, 24 envelopes, box 6c Hand-painted Paper Mache Soap Boxes, worth 2oo and 39c, sale price 18c Florence pure Bristle Hair Brushes, worth 39c, sale price 17c Large bottle extract Witch Hazel r worth 25c, sale price 10c Curative Complexion Toilet Soap, worth 25c, sale price 8c Triple Handkerchief Extracts, all odors, worth 25c, sale price per oz.... 10c Eau de Quinine, per bottle, worth 45c, 29c Large size School Tablets, worth 10c, sale price 5c Sterling Swprd Stick Pins, worth 10c and 15c 5c Fancy Enameled Stick Pins, worth 10c and 15c * Bo Solid Gold Marquies Rings, turquoise settings, worth $1.50, sale price 49c Ladies’ Solid Gold Ear-rings, rhinestone settings, sale price 48c Genuine Ostrich Feather Fans, black and natural, worth $1, sale price 59c Best White Virginia Cedar Water Pails, electric welded, wire hoop, will last a lifetime, sale price 19c 4-foor four-section Clothes Horses 49c “New Victor” Wash Boards 9c Good House Brooms 5c Wood Tooth Picks, per box 1c Painted Splash Mats, 18x30 5o Imported Willow Sewing Stands 39c Imported Fancy Hardwood Salt Boxes 15o Largest size Fancy Indian Clothes Hampers $1.35 Japanned Tin Slop Pails, with cover... 23c 3-quart Tin Milk Pans 3c NOTIONS Best Wire Hairpins, per box Sc 100 Hairpins in box 5c Crimped or Plain Rubber Hairpins, per box 5c Amber, Shell and Black Horn Hairpins, per dozen.... 10c Large Paper Pins - 1c Best quality Pins. 3 papers for 10c English Book Pms 3c 500 yards Basting Spools 1c Linen Spool Thread... 3c 100 yards Black Silk Spools - Sc 10 yards Black Spool Twist 1c Safety Pins, 2 dozen for - 5c Hooks and Eyes, 2 dozen for 1c Pearl Buttons, 2 dozen for 5c Pearl Shirt Buttons 2c Shoe Polish ; 4c Enamel Stocking Darners 7c Large size Dress Shields ! 5c Knitting Silk, per ball 18c Good Bone Casing, per bolt 12c Seam Binding, per bolt..i. ' 5c Ladies’ Fine Satin Hose Supporters.23c
Opportunity For tU» Ladle*. The millinery stocic of Mrs. Bristow, 24 S. Illinois st., will be dosed out st auction,commencing Saturday. January 20, and contiuning dally until sold, between 10 a. m. sad 4 p. tn. A Surgical Opera I Ion For the cure ot piles Is always painful, often dan serous and useless, and Invariably expensive; on the other band there Is a new, cenain core, perfectly painless, gives Instant relief and permanent cure, and costs but a trifle. It is the Pyramid Pile Cure. It is a more certain cure than a surgical operation, without Miy of the intense pain, expense and danger of an operation. Any druggist will get It for you. “Ox-d Procees.”
, Mate Mo Mistake. La bade's floe French blueing for the laundry is the standard of America. Observe label and take 00 otbar. At grocers. "Old Process” whisky, R. Cummins A Co., distillers. Lpretto. Kf., Is a hand-mad* somr-mash whisky; absolutely pure.
You can select choice goods from my mammoth stock st less than auction prices. Marcy,
“The" Jeweler, 38 W. Wasbingtn* st
Wk will discount auction prices at private sals from our 875,000 stock. Marey, "The” Jeweler. * SUrcv’s Jewelry store will be open nights this week—Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. Qt .at bargains at evening sale.
Look at Marcy-’a-jewelry bargains before you j fool away your money for old trash. Select new
I goods at auction prices,
j C'ATAaair. throat and lung treatment. Consult Da. JoaitAX. 3d W. Wash. st. Consultation tree. A Twc-wica* bargain sals at Mercy’s In watches, silverware, knives, forks and spoons,
till February 1. 1804. "Old Process” whisky absolutely pure.
Tbe Mates UMrber Slurp Lewd■ tke World
In all tbs latest styles In balr dressing.
The Grip Mm Token o Freak Crip, j Physicians prescribe a pure stimulant. "Old ! Process” whisky meets every requirement. Bold
i ouly by druggists.
Tocckk the grip, use lung renovator. W*. T. Makcv la watch examiner of the Big4 railroad system at Indianapolis. Ho keeps expert j workmen arid work coming from his establishment is guaranteed to pass on Us merits with unprejudiced examiners of any road. Tfcr Old Wretch ItkenmaUam Treatment. Your druggist sella it. For coughs, use the lung reuovstor. 1 Satorday will be a special sale of diamond* at Marcy'*. 38 W. Washington st.
Ment-ly SO® t'ups
Of beef tea from a slxtean-ounce bottle of Fluid iteef Extract. Nutritious and deltciona. Try soma. J. Metzger <fc Co. Tel. 407. SaTL-xDAY's great watch sale at Marcy'e. For Fine Tallorinc sit Seasonable Prices, Call on Laliev Bros., 5 N. Meridian at. Once la Enonvk For Us! Only once try tome of our pure California wines, as port.sherry, angelica, muscatel,at $1.25 per gallon. That's all we ask. We know you will repeat the experiment. J. Metzger A Co. Tel. 407.
Rheumatism.
After you have tried everything else and not received a bit of benefit, get a bottle of Perry’s Magic Rheumatism Cure from your druggist— tak* H accenting to directions and be well. Perry, 149 E. Washington st. ScaoruLA cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
It Is Strange
That people suffering from piles will endure them for years or submit to dangerous, painful, cruel and expensive surgical operations, when all the time there is a painless, certain, lasting core, which gives instant relief and coats but a trifle. It is called tbe Pyramid PUo Cure and can be found at all drug store*. A ay druggist will get It far
you U you ssk him.
H, P, W & BOiH, P. WMM \ GO, TO THE PUBLIC * The undersigned hereby take pleasure in announcing to the public that they have recently assumed the • bottling of their own popular brands, viz.: Home Brew Beer Columbia . Pale Select and Stock Ale formerly bottled by Mr. Jac Bos. They have erected a suitable and spacious structure in close proximity to their brewery, and equipped the same with the very latest and best machinery and bottling appliances. The department will be conducted under the management of . • MR. F\ NOELXB / who employed a force of men thoroughly competent in every branch of the business. All orders will be carefully attended to and promptly delivered. OME BREWING GO TELEPHONE, 1050
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SWEEPING REDUCTION SALE Must Rtduce Stock Before Invoicing.
CLOAKS HALF PRICE
Ladies’ $5 Cloaks only $2,60. See the fine Cloaks at $3-50> $4-98 ^d $7-50. a11 worth double. Great bargains in Infants’ Cloaks.
DRESS *
GOODS
and Hop
Double - width Cloths
Sackings only 190-
All-Wool Cloths, have been 60c a
yard, now 25o.
Elegant Chevron and Diagonal Cashmeres reduced to 19c. Half-Wool Cashmeres and Plaid
HOSIERY
Misses’ 20c Cashmere Hose at IQo. Ladies' 25c Cashmere Hose, 15o. Ladies’ 25c long-sleeve Vests, 15o, Ladies’ fleece-lined Hose, 15cSeamless Fast Black Hose, 12£c.
DOMESTICS Good Apron Ginghams and Shirt-
ings only 4 Cl
Regular 8c Ginghams, 5o* Good Dress Calicos at 4o« Best Dress Prints only §0. Lonsdale green ticket Bleached Muslin, yard wide, go, Regular 8c Bleached Muslin, g$c. Extra quality Brown Muslin, 4&c.
Dress Goods at 9c,
A 7-foot Fringed Window Curtain for 25o. Regular $i.50 Lace Curtains, 3 yards long, per yard, 7&Q* 10c extra large Cotton Huck Towels, now go,
THE ST-A-R STORE 194 and 196 West Washington Street,
84WSBT WASHINGTON ST.
is featljer we have been having is hard on Roasted Coffees. We are taking extra pains, however, to put on sale Coffees that are Eresh . Roasted at the stores of H. H LEE
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35c
For one pound fine Green Gunpowder Tea. Grocers get 50c for this Tea.
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For one pound Green Golden Rio Coffee. Grocers get 25c for this Coffee. ♦
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For one pound good Roasted Coffee. You pay 27c for package Coffee that has probably been roasted six months.
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Pounds Standard Granulated Sugar, Pounds Soft A Sugar, $1.
GREAT AiP.m MORES. 90 IT. H craft St. Ita JS. Wash At. (Cor. Alabama.)
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Every Day, AgjJA Sunday Too.
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FEE/N EY FuniituiMJidStoifeGo. 76 and 78 W. Wash. St.
BANNON&CO’S Special Saturday Bargains (2,600 BOOKS at HALF PRICE.) Tbs Universal Library Edition embracing various selections trom tbe beet authors will be on sale to morrow at 6c a volume The resular price la 10c. Box Note Paper, 24 sheets and 24 envelopes in box. 6c. A very fine Cream Paper at IOC box. Cuttcura Soap, 16c. Pear's Soaps, 10c. 40c Worked Pillow Sbame, only 25c a pair. 60c Worked Pillow Shams, only 36c a pair. See tbe Lace Shawls at 10c a pair 26c Turkey Red Tablebamask, lOtfec a yard. Fine 8c Shirtings in plaidl or,tripes. 6c n yard. A job-lot of boys' and girl*'gold Band Trimmed Cape at 10c. Tbe regular price of tbeee goods ranged from 26c to 60a v 20 per cent ot tbe regular price Chamber Sets In our bouse. Tbis Is a rare opportunity to secure a cheap toUet set.
THE GREAT 2k STORE 36 and 28 North Illinois Street.
PROFESSIONAL.
Dr. ADOLPH BLITZ. BYB> BAR. NOSE AND THROAT Boom fi Odd Fallows Hall. Indianapolis. XaA
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THERE is no end to the crowds that daily throng every department of the big store, reaping the benefit of the grand bargains we are offering in % this, the greatest sale in the history of the MODEL We have hundreds of Fine Suits on hand, tailor-made all of them, ranging in value from $30 * to $22, which we are selling during this sale at $14.98 All our $20 Suits marked down to- ® 12.98 And all $15 Suits go at- —Si0.98 There are similar reductions in Overcoats, Pants, and Boys’ Clothing. In Hats, we offer any Stiff or Soft Hat (Hays and Stetson excepted) for—9B1.98 A fine line of Yachts at 39O 1-5 off on all Heavy Underwear. 15c Linen Collars Qq 50c Night Shirts ....*.. - 39o Etc., Etc., Etc. All Shoes at half price.
MODEL
BAtes House AiTSPTt PARUOR, 06 06 06 West Washington Street. 06 06 06 KINO OF* CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS. SEE OUR WINDOW! SEE OUR PRICESl You can not afford to invest a penny in clothing till you have »ee tt our stock, which is the finest and most complete ever shown in Indianapolis, and we have slaughtered prices on every garment in our house. You can buy A $20 merchant tailor Suit or Overcoat for $10.00 4 25 merchant tailor Suit or Overcoat for 12,60 A 30 merchant tailor Suit or Overcoat for 15,00 A 40 merchant tailor Suit or Overcoat for 20.00 Pants from $2 50 to $6, worth double. We take pleasure in showing you through our stock, and you will never forget it if you give us a call. WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.
BAYES HOUSE MISFIT PARLOR, 66 West Washington Street Perfect fit guaranteed.
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30 to 38 N. Illinois Street
Cuneral directors. Planner & Buchanan 1 113North Illinois Btrest (Xoticaehang.of looatioa.) Telephone ML Ofllo* olwar* opM
Carpets, Wall Papers, Draperies ALBERT GALL, No«. 17 and xq Weat Washington Straat C. JokMoatPartMtu Whsmimg aaA ntr4f Mmmum tmwMM