Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 4, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 January 1885 — Page 8

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leetlont were all from "Dt, Srrler," whil Tmiin'iin tain iwe "frazls Tale of th Fibwife,' 'A Trying Situation" and "A Ghost Story." They will no doubt hare a large audience at Plymouth Church lYednesdav tTenlDg. T1IE RECORD

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50 THE LADIES: tio fact of our having marked down cur cntlro atook of Gloakß. Wo tiavo racdo vorr low prices in ordor to clozo tho waaon and uot oar?y l-rco but very well assorted in Hew-ci-rccts, Circulars, ana mo now cbert Dolmans, and at prices which t7iU snit tho wanta of all. Our Hirz c a' Cloaks are also marked chcclss an outside wrap will find it to CO to tneir interest 10 examine cur atoos at the marked-down Fries ii Plain Fipres. pete Qissm & co, JOS. A. MOOiB, C 13. Hortet Ct,f Indianapolis la i 3trr?Tt allowea ca depoclta, pi innaol Hanl Llone ta Loan on Irarrored City and Fanaa CrrTalr la Indiana and Ohl. G;y, County and Town Denis cd PurciataiC7 xotea, Donscnt ana kks. Po loangnada except men aa are aeenrod by Crst ciorttTiro cn real etat. with a Urge xaanrtn Zi tecazliy, cr by collateral haTinj a raarket Tne. Foreign TTr change lor nie on all parts ol the ror:o. TNB. J.-K. LOCKPTDOn. XJ PHYoICIAN AI7D ACCOUCHER, 87 Wost ' atlr2tri ttreeL ortr L. a. Ayrts' store. Indian'tpoHs 13. Telephone, io. CM; oSice, room 11 xnd 13; Eight oxce, room 23. s -TT7t A ATVT A Will make tho XXJIiXXlVi W -Urx darken skia soft, axncot and fair. Wrinkles, Moles, Frerk lea, Pi ttln, Blackhead. Pimple reproved; Flesh IncitHsei or Keduoed: Hair and Brows colored and 'restored; 8apccanons hair permanently ronotd. The 3;rvelopmeiit of tho form a peclül. Interesting circulars, testimonial, (sealed), 4 CtnW Mm. K. VELAKO, 2012 Lexington Ave., N. Y. City. SUNDAY, JANUARY L SCNTLNEL TELEFHONC CALLS. rTHI2 SENTINEL AT NEW ORLEANS. To sccomxnodate tho throng front the ITorthwe&t wha will desire to read their favorite home paper while attending the 'World's Exposition," the 8enticel has been placed on sale In New Orleans at George F. 7harton & Ero.'a, No. 5 Carandelet treet, 'between Canal and Common streets. OLD TAPEttS. Good conditioned old papers for eale at 'this otSce at only 40 cenia per hnndred. CITY IN mtlKF. "'jam3 II. Irwin, of 22 Urett street, died ytaterday of pneumonia. Tha new G. A. R. pot was mustered last CTfnirg In the hall in Cridth's Block. Georpe Lnck, who was reported as mining from .1:72 West Maryland street, has returned. The Enpreme Conrt has affirmed the decision of the lower conrt in the contested election case cf Heiney ?erss Watson. Jndge Edwin P. Hammond, of the Sapreme Court, retired yesterday, and will be gucceeded by Jadge Mitchell to-n:orrow. Jeese Campson, wanted in Jennings County for grand larceny, was arrested last night by Patrolmen Brody and Bpearing, as a fugitive from justice. The P. W. Cook Brewery Company, of Eyanaville, has been incorporated. The capital etock is $200,000, and the directors are F. W. Cook, G. M. Daussman and An drew Wolen berge r. The Democratic Soldiers and Sailors' Veteran Association will hold their regular monthly meeting at the otnee of Secretary of State Myers on Monday eieaing, January 5, A full attendance is desired. During the meeting of the commercial traTelera, yesterday, a petition was circulated among the members, and largely rfgned, recommending R, A. Allison, a member of the association, for coal oil inspector. The petition is addressed to Governor Gray. The annual pew-letting of the Second Presbyterian Cnurch will take place to-morrow evening. Members of the church and congregation are earnestly requested to be present. Under the rule of the church all pews are declared vacant at thj end of the .jear. A sample slate for the roof of the new Gtate House is on exhibition at the oüice of iha Commissioners. It is twenty-four inches long, fourteen inches broad and cne-baif inch thick. Considering the amount of surIsceJ co be covered, thia will make a roof of great weight. Herman Meyers, living near the Intersection of the Belt Road and Shelby street, was ejected, by order of 'Squire Smock, on lzzt Wednesday. Yesterday it was found that he bad forced an entrance into the ijona ud bad moved into it again. He .x:z3 trrcsted for trespass, found guilty, fined CI and costs and sent to jail. The Indianapolis Art School, English's building, Circle, begins its next term Janurry 5 with a large number of pupils, and :.:h C00 pwpects. Its pupils are from . r. ::Ic3 parts of the State, 89 well as from Cecily, and all are persona who aspire to Lsccli grousded in their study of art, and ta co ecmctnxng wortn wnue. Ttrain-Cable Readings. ITc: Twain and George W. Cable will appebr Li flymouth Church in a joint reading ca Wclntiday evening. The gentlemen Z zxz tppciTfed in all large cities of the East, Z.-1 their cntrrUinmtnt has proved a most c:c:ptibia treat to the amusement going -cla. Speaking of their debut in New xYcri, the World of that city says that the hz izs was filled to ita utmost asatlng cn-j--c11t, end a fsw momenta only suQced to I tha entire audience in sympathy with ta tT70'i interpreters of their own works rcn the platform. The selections aitert.ltcd tnd rada a varied play of light and drouhcut the evening. Cable's pathof t-;:-Ic3 Ttriin'a humor. Cable led off li the te-ne between Narcis5e asd John -.J Mary Richling." from "Dr. Eevier." :iin izlztd wirn selcciions from ths i CzzVi cf "The Adventures of

öfcowlnar hQ lianiageo, Ilirtha and De,'tha Durin the Past Week,

Jchn llngle and Eßa Apple. IATld CorlLon and Clara Jordos. Cbihtlan Jensen and Lucy Bishop. Gcorse Harcia and Anna Robir3. tiilLrt Lnrnbam and Ei:a Jackiou. Fxipar James and H&Uio Brandle. Kudolph Idler and Carrie Keller. Win. hrpards and Annie Harrison. Vim. Birnco an l Fanni Stepbensoa. Albert Lcacn and Eva Earbour. Andrew Neent and sunn llerron. Arthur I). Matthews and Laura Ü. Iledrick, Kerrey Lates an 1 Susan Mart inhale. Vim. butherland and Emma Datis. Ilcrnaa ifchaeferand KnuUnr.de Reb, Alexandt r Reno and Julia nlllTan. Herman Kently and Harah Towles. Hotxrt Harry and BeW-v Howard. Thornton McNeil and Mary Kemp. Major narrLon and Maryaret Preston, Krank J. Potler and Llllle Albright. 1Orlng Hlnthaw and J la Janes. 1. Llrgie and Fannie Hinds. CBADI-T. Johnston and Es!e WaVace boy, Thomas and KateMoIeral boy. C -bris and Minnie W&termaa pirl. T. J. and Jlary mcrc-sa Asn girL John and Cafie Abbott (jirl. KdTf in and Susannan Davis girl. Bamucl and Lmma Kauh girl. Jacob and ilattie Kieter girl. Frank aad arah Hanson zirl. A. VS. and teasie Brayion boy. Charles and Era Marcus girl. Payton and Con Mills girl. Kd and Mary E. JDlogs boy. William and Eva Woodbrldso boy. John and Lon Irnsing boy. ü. W. and 2üie Fjnpty girl. Thomas and leret-a sKiiiUlU bey. Henry and Maria Wescütaicr boy. LaT;dand Ardela Robinson boy. Christian and Vollmer girL Charles and Alice Iskar sirl. TOMB. Eobert W&t&en, eight yeara, oonr;ciUon o! atccv acn. JoEephin M. Hoigh. fll'.oen years, bronchitis. John I. Petemm, eintty-fouc years, debility and cold. George nicee, seven months. a?ute toncelitis. Kit-hard i-ainbTt, elhtT-four years, debility, f larp btarr, seventeen years, puerperal (ever. Mintie Anderwu, thirty years, liver disease. Zoe Tedrowe, thlity-lo years, plumouary pntrjsis. ; laisy Lowes, tixtcen days, inanition. Mamie Ixjwm, thiriecu days, lnanitioa. Aaron Hop, orty-seven year?, septicemia. Louis Fonlay, Beyenty-ciRht year?, deoility. Jlarv Halten. years, spasms. John fchorlcraft, thirty -ix years, tuberculosis. Joan Lanfdnc, one day, convuiaions. liene Fortney, three moutns, lever. Annie Eartiett. three years, membranous croap. Marr MorFT. thirtr-Bina years, phtnsls. Fanny Kersey, twenty-four years, heart dlae&0. Charte Kensle, two months, broncnitis. Mary Walsh, foarteen years, consaaption, Thorn aa Hunt, twenty-rive years, typhoid fever. Iran kiln Hill, fifty nvo years, inanition, ßamuel McLean, seventy-five yeiM, cancer. Calvin Parker, twenty-seveu years, pnthlsls. Mary K. Cunninnani. filteen years, scrofula. Samuel L Wlnings, thirty-nine years, cairrhus. Mary Itollins, forty six years, general deoility. Louiti Hartman, twenty-two years, phthsis. Mary Sander?, eventy three years, debility. A LOPPEli'S FKEAK. He Placea a Councilman Under Arrest For Safö-Blowingr, but Hoou ReleaeeB Him. Beyond a doubt there is one policeman in this city who can not boast of an extensive acquaintance with Indianapolis Council men, and this same copper a few days since figured conspicuously in an affair that was not given newspaper publicity at th9 time of its occurrence, simply because be and others concerned agreed that it was to their interest to "aay nothing." Their efibrts to keep the affair a secret were not attended with success, however, for by some means or other it leaked out. In order that several persons may not be compromised names aie withheld, but surlice to eay that a couple of evenings after the robbery of the Alderdice tale, which, by the way, occurred the nisht before Christmas, a gay and festive Councilman, in company with a friend, was "Beemg the eights," and in the course of their wanderings stopped at the residence of friends on the South Side. They noticed as they were about to enter tue bouse that an individual who bad evidently been following them, stopped and wheeled about, going rapidly oil in the direction they had come. The Councilman and his friends were enjoying themselve hugely when there was a loud rap at the door, and on its being opened a man pushed his way in whom the "city dad" and his companion recognized at once as the same indi vidual who had followed them to the bouse. The stranger paid no attention to anybody, but walked quietly over to where the Councilman was Eitting and began to ques tion him aa to his business, where he lived, what was his name and what be was doln in Indianapolis. The Councilman saw fit to tell the nervy stranger that it wui none of his business who he was or what be was, and was preparing to tire him out 'of the house, when the man unbuttoned his coat and displayed a policeman's badge, telling the astonished lawmaker that he wanted him for sale blowing. The Councilman was about to protest, but the policeman marched him out, and the posse of ofiicers who had sur rounded the house, for the purpose of inter cepting the "safe blower" should he attempt to escape by knocking down the valiant copper who did the detective part of the act, nearly fainted in their tracks when theytaw the prisoner. "Great heavens," yelled a Sergeant to the luckless peeler, "do you know who you have got there? Release him at once. That is Councilman , one of the heaviest property owners in the city." For sweet charity's sake the curtain will drop right here. It is needless to say that the Councilman was released in no pleasant frame of mind, while several mad and one very sad-looking copper meandered down the street, each one deeply engrossed in bis own thoughts. MR. MaLOTrs SUCCESSOR. James F, Falley Appointed Police Commissioner at Yesterday's Meeting", The Stale officers held a meeting yesterday morning for the purpose of selecting a member of the Board of Police Commissioners to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr. V. T. Malott, After consultation the Governor nominated Mr. James F. Falley, and be was unanimously elected t) the vacant position. The Secretary, Treasurer and Auditor virtually conceded to Governor Ferter the privilege of naming the Republican member, and when the Governor nominated Mr. Faiiey the others concurred and the matter was settled. The new appointee was at one time connected with the Earven Wheel Works Company, but is now engaged in the same business at the corner of First and Canal streets. Mr. Fialey is a practical business man, a substantial and tmit worthy citizen, and in every respect worthy to be the successor of Mr. Malott The Governor made a very wise selection, as the appointee recognizes the necessity of maintaining a non-partisan police force, and will lend valuable aid to the ether members of the board and work in harmony with them for the city's weal. Deatn in the River. The body cf an unknown man was found yesterday in the river ice a few feet above the mouth cf ti.e Kentucky avenue sewer. He was about forty-3 vo years cf age and quite gray. Hira found bv John Phelps, ClT WwtMejxiUNnhO wim Jo&a

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M F.ECIJ OUR Ell EVERY REMNANT LENGTH from EVERY

found on our Aislo Tables marked plainly with a BLUE PENCIL, showing THE ENORMOUS

REDUCTIONS at a glance.

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Wo shall include in this sale 1,000 yards CHENEY BROS.' BROCADES, every thread Silk, and tho most durable fabric known to the Trade. Price will bo $1 OO per yard in lengths of from 11-2 to 8 yards JUST HALF VALUE

all the choice Light and Dark Shades. THIS "WILL BE A QUICK SALE.

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N. B. Our Blue Mark Cloak Sale is in full blast, and stock rapidly diminishing. Don't wait

Conden was skating. A number of men came and looked at the remains but were unable to identify theai. Kregelo fc Whitsett's ambulance was sent for and .the'.bodv was removed. Phelpa testified to the above facts before the Coroner. The deceased had evidently been in the watrr savaral days. Election of OClcera. Branch No. 22, Calholic Knightaof America, have elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Spiritual Director, Rev. D. 0'I)onahue; President, Joseph Fitzpatrick; Vice President, M. 8. Connors; Recording Secretary, Edward F. Hart; Financial Secretary, Jacob Miller; Treasurer, James Reniban; Eergeant at-Arraa, It. J. Nolan; Sentinel, Jacob Fox; Trustees, Edward Pouter. Samuel K. Moran and John Walsh. Dr. F.. J. Brenn an having tendered his resignation as Medical Rxaminer, theoilicers of Branches Nos. and 80 will meet at the hall of Branch .No. 22 this afternoon at 3 o'clcck for the purpose of considering his resignation and electing his successor. State Industrial Convention. The Delegate 8tate Hoard of Agriculture will convene in this city on Tuesday, and be in session three days. Delegates and ethers who attend will be charged fall fare ccming and one-third fare returning. An excellent programme has been prepared, and visitors including ladies will be welcome. The Indiana Cattle Breeders will meet January 20; Cane Growers, 21st; Bee Keepers, 22d; Short Horn Breeders' Association, 27th; Swine Breeders' Association, 'JSth; Wool Growers4 2'.)th. Few KentlDg. The pew letting of Second Presbyterian will take place in the audience room of the church Monday evening, January 5, at 7:30 o'clock sharp. Roller Skates. Vajen & New are the exclusive agents lor the rale of J. H. Fenton's Kink Skate in Indiana. Äinks supplied at manufacturer' prices. Also, a fall stock cf Ice Skates, Ice Creepers, tlelgh Bella, etc VAJKN A NEW, 64 East Washington street. XXT A KJ T"Ij,T The laciiea to nee the New VY JtXm XjAV L.A.NOTRY I5USTLK,wlti or without hip pads, at the NEW YORK STORE. It is superior to aar Bustle manufactured, combining cafe aad comfort, and firing perfect form to the wearer. No ladj can afford to be without one. HANDKERCHIEFS! GLOVBSI ' Real Laces! PARTY FANS ! -ATWILLIAM HERLE'S, Ho. 4 V. Vaohinoton St.

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i5MI.lL SUE OF AN and EVERY SHORT DEPARTMENT will be

ensation for 1885.

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T A J3 ARE CHEAP! . But our reputation for honorablo dealings, and carrying out what wo advertise, is fully established; tho proof of whioh may bo scon by the number of mm wo are cow selling for tho Holidays. Oar assortment oocsists of tho oldest aid beat known instruments in the market, and in every caso KTJST PBOVB AS BBPP.E32NTED or they may bo returned at our ezponeo. Our Special Offer aro within the reach of all. Theo. Pfafilin & Co. J an4 84 SortS PcnnsTlTanb 8t. Jn order to reduce our stock we will offer special inducements to those who want a handsome article in the way of Jewelry. Our stock is replete with elegant goods. Call and see them. & Ml, JEWELERS, J2 East VashinQton Street

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CLOAKS, SHAWLS, SILKS,

lic&icry and Underwear, Gloves, Corsets, Motions, Fancy Goods and Domosties. jjerAll goods marked in plain figures. You can call and see the reduction roade. JEJELZJSm$ 12 l-2c Y&O!

AMÜSEMENTS. Tuej"U7 and Vc Inrs-'ay Eyeninz, Jn. G, 7, Matinc Wednesday at 2 p m. Howard AtliefliTura tyechltj I'uimuny, Freien t'.ug the Farcical Cctaedf, THAT BAD BOY. Three .Nights, commrm-inc ThnrdAy. Jnuiry f, .iii?bktmem of ilarry Licv's I JL A. rJ? 12 It VV1FK COM Ll NATION. January 12, 13, li.-TuE Vt'ILUm OFER.V COMPANY. Price; 15, 'J3. 50 and 75-. sniPfonM'G3 1 J 1 k U mJ J. a Vy Thre." :: Tins, ooramenciup Monday, Jer. 5, with frpedal Wednesday nmtinee, lirst ajjtaraijc? In this tilv of inosrson opeim mbw m?m, Of Artists in MiliccVor's ChHrmln Opera, "Tlio ße je: in .stinieiit:" As prodnccJ t the Casino, New Yorlr, for over ZiO coiiscc ative uigils. r. HAND DOUELÜ ORCIIESTRA, IS PIECE 5 ! SOTr. the ij:iCKS-Rerve-l eeat?, 50c and lie. Admission, lrc aud 2c.c. Box sheet now open. Truirs ie.y, FrMay anl Sahirdav pth rcatluie. Jan. , y aud 1", MINNIE PALM LK iu "My öwootlionrt 1" Pfileol S'caisoren? Tuesday mornifü: next. WlftWAJf RINK. Cpsn Ev'try Dar nd Evening. floul Ma.ic Krr I'veningand Weducsrlaj HiiU Ciiiaulu; Al tertioon. GRAND ATTBÄCT10HS. UoaJay, Tutsday and Wednesday Ercnlng, Jaa. &, t and 7, Ib'sS, GRAND CONTESTS Ectwrcn DAN O'LEARY. Champion Ivon- DistLce Walter of the orid, and Mr. A, 11 OUfXErf, (tb latter on Skatef). MERIDIAN RINK ! Second Grand Prize and Costume Garnhal. SPirtcXsx-y Evo., J an. O. SPECIAL ATTP.ACTIONS! The rink will beaut'fuiiy J; cirafcl and illuminated. The litt o! pr.'es" is tte largest ever oflpred in the city. rest costume, lady -SlO.r.) In cold Best costume, ptntlenian ;U.üO in sold Best dude .."season ticket MopI comical cos-tumo Season ticket i:e?t renmentniire of Jii;ht StMin ticket P.ost representative of lay Beas u ticket Moiit graefol lady t-kaler ...eajsou ticket Uos( uratciul Rntleaaa skater ..o?asoa ticket .'one who took priyos In t'ae last carnival tan take prizes for the Fame character in this. Adrn;reon, 55 cents; referred feats. 50 cents; adruWIon to thoe In Costaae, 25 centp, including k&tcs. h'or, kit those iu costume allowed th-; lloor during the eveniaiT. P.rx sheet opens Monday mornins, January 5. COLLEGE AVENUE RINK Corner Seventh and College Avenue. ATTRACTIOITB THIS WKSE! Wednesday, January 7, pecd Itaco of Three Miles Between Chester Spain and Ed. Stout. Friday, January 9, A. Contest lor t TVXocltil For the befet Amateur Fancy aud Trick tkatetof indianapoli.4. PLYMOUTH OHÜR0H IfJVednetdny Kveolngr, January 7, 1885. FOR OXE SIGHT ONLY. (Me. h. L. Ci f.mens) Ae a Reader of his own eupurb fun; and Mr. GEO, W. CABLK, The distingnlshed Southern nove'.lst, presenting hii own matchless scenes. TO Al'PKAR TUGUmmi! Mark Twain's world-famous wit. Sir. Cable's exquisite humor and pathos A combination of genius and versatility that appeals freshly to the inteiiicent public. Trices of admission, including ref erved rat, 50c., 75C and SI 00; according to location. JAS. Ii. POND. Manager. Bale of scats to begin Monday mornin?, January B, at Ikjwen, Stewart Co.'s Bookstore, 18 Wist WaRhincton street. T O YE S. & Westminster te Bmet , (Eocnd and Sctare.) IBB ART VKSraHSTKR, ALSO Acorn Stoves and Ranges. Cca.1 Vtscs, CoU LTodg, yiro GUnds, ER & GO. 3 ZZGTih lliOla Et.

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Doing So We Will, For

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PHILADELPHIA STORE,

50 North Illinois Store, Corner

THE BUFFALO

GG Bast Wasninston St.,

Have consolidated all tbe remaining warm goods lor Ladies, embracinp: Button, Bals and Congres3f in Beaver, Felt and Glovo Kid, all Pannel Lined, ranging iix value from S1.25 to $2.25. They will be lumped in one lot and sold this week at

$1.00

Buifalo

66 East Washington Street.

O O -A. Xj ! For ten Cay our open, advertised prce was 10 cents per ton lower than any ul all other deal ers in Uracil Llock. Now. f-ave uoney Etill by ordering HUOOHHlDld COAL! in f ame n I ttrensth akin to ritt&bure, free from eoot and clinkers. No other dea'.er has It. Hratl Eicck is hightr this rnorniutf and and a wider door is orfr.ed for the mtro-mciioa of Brosktidc tte any pojut in that? Ivy lirooüside, Urooirsfde. BrookM, f 2 hb per ton. SCZZ33IDTJXji2: Gcelpyville Nut Coal, por ton, 62.03 Eceieyvillo Lump Coat, per ton, (only shippers of this grade), - 2.SO Brockiido per ton - - - - - - - . 2.65 Brazil Block, full weight, woll forked - - - . 3.00 For prices on all kinCs ol coal fell at offet. EHRLICH & S WITH, 14 Vanco Blk, Virrjinia Avo." Tolopliono 1014.

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?r;s One titlilb llnru ?mi f Erricsorj's Mow Ca!orif; Pern pi 2 ß Cnsissi OAS STOVES CI All D:rrilcL ton Ixtlfc!Jop ad tst 3 lost at the oSae o. iiGiaSiPoiiS ck-ligeT h mi eo So. 49 Söurti rcr.iinnii Strct. mk. e tell vi Cain Cmtczart cnly. 34 and 05 S. ST. INDIAIMAPOIjIS, o?e Agents and Eottlfrsof Philip Best's Brewing Co. WELL-KNOWN MILWAUKEE TEER. Alto Spencer, McKay & Co.'i PilUbarg Ale. Telcphcse No. 753. Try r!?lie OLD FOREMAN J, Coülr, Ut Virginia Atence. err, a aiTwOc. hinfils tla 'OldJ Jareran I iTitL pa Jr.t Pntllsted, "TREATISE ON IfJi M KFLT DEVELOPMENT O? THS ,;J1'U'L1 t KHA'LE UdX AND FORM." CoL cred ac&tcinlcal plac, full expanaUoc. cedical rpinicn. Etc. Hailed .alctf lor 3Cc f.O Drawar ;:3, tzuio, n, y. (

lilwara BottliDff Co

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30 DATS. A.R2 DRESS GOOD uacos, 2 Market. SHOE HOUSE 9

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hoe House,

Bread

The "SPLENDID" Base-Burner ! The UABT JEWEL' HasoDarnor Tfcc leadici Tarlor Stcw in its. Cc:ilrv. AVU V AUA. V WW WUW W W W these elegantly finished nndwonacrtul heating B&se-bnmlss Gtovca, - 'J i t un I flanges, Furnaces and Stcro and House Furninhingx II & Was, 22 W. Washington öt. Headquarters for PJca f Tonr pecal attention ! called to the following that before curtmc irora nome to Ret Mica be rv and trlcjr one of tLe old picrca or get the cone aixe. l nie wui tare tune ana raonej lor yon. I. L. FRANKEIII, f. HEABQUARTERS FOR Wk 36 East Wasfcinnt! Also ftcont fcr the celebrat mond Range and Hadln) Base Bumrfl. DO NOT? Ä Eae Dcn-ers or Oiher Etove Tlil Y' "limi" "CditüR" sr AUO "Happy Dane" Einrn, üintfJ JOHNSTON & C2 Cast Washinat; we are prepared to repair xuaa

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