Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 18, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 January 1885 — Page 8

TIIE INDIAN APO LIS DAILY SENTINEL, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 18, aB85-TWELVE PAGES. South Bend. Among these were Governors f ( BJ STOBE ILL AT

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Pcrter and Cray: and Foetauuter Wildman 1 Two enginee went in front of the tra'n lo clear the track of snow, and at another engine was added. Lebanon

THE CHURCIIE9.

i Merrar! T7o havo'plcccd on cnr counter; Over 600 Pieces UOLUI UNDERWEAR -3olow Ooat. SMris, Gtee?, Drawers, HiiM Dresses. 7hc:o aro moro or lets tumbled ntid tolled, tmt at tue prioai marked thayaro a groat barg a In, and will bavo a quiotr tile. fricei A1to?s in Plain Fipra PEniS, OftSSETT & GO, JOS. A. MOOÄB, 4 CHcrfcct Ct, Indianapolis lai tatgrtst fcUyircd ca tepotlU, pi qrn ol (Sand jttner to Lam en IaproYed City tnfl Jinci .perty la Indian and Ohio, Hty, Ocnntj aad Town Bonä n4 FtihAmo--cjt flotci boaM &ad toia. !" loam raae except laca a tccnrd4 by Ct. iccrtxaga on real enUle. ir'.tix a Urao min? In el Mtority, or ty coUafceraLt iUYlu a markst raise. Foreign Exc&ange for aaie oa all prta of the world. TPVli. J. K. LOCKRTDOK, JL PIIY8ICIAN AND ACCOUCHKB, 7 Wect VuhicgtOQ street, over L. 8. Ayrea' itore. In Ilmtpoll, Ind. Telephone, No. oicd, rooms 11 nd 13 1 tiIkM office, room 2X 3 CEE AMOL A. darkest skia soft. mootn md l&Xt. Wrinkles Moles, Freckles, Fittings, Slackbeads, Pimple removed ; Flesh Idere&ited or Reduced: llair and Brmwa colored and restored; Superfluous balr permanently reOOTcd. The development of the form a specialty. Iatereatlag circulars, testimonial, 'sealed), 4ccntl Mae. K. VELAP.Ü, 2013 LeilDRton Ave., N. Y. City. Cleaning Dp Sale JU3T BEFQ3E INVOICING.

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All ftTTztzU are now marked la BLUE MAHK t the f IN AL KEDl'CTlOiV. Ho -re terrible losses, iat the foods must be sold to make room tor oar Annual Underwear S&le February 1. REMNANTS. Thl, oar moit iuccewfil REMNANT 8ALE, la till La progress, and there are many choice barsains to be obtained. Come and see the goods. We always have what we advertise. ME BLUE HARK -iaLAIN FIGURES, toÜ3 the story. L, S. AYRES k CO I N. C.-Soal Cloaks at Cost. SUNDAY, JANUARY U. BEsmirEi. telepiionq oaxxs. deztetü 104 1 ElltorUl Ratal ,.391 THE 8E5TIKEL AT SEtY 0 BLEAKS To accommodato the throng from the Ccxthwest who will desire to read their favorite borne paper while attendias; the TTcrld'a Exposition," the Sentinel has been placed on aale In New Orleans at George F. TThartcn A Bra's, No. 5 Caxondelet street, tatween Canal and Common streets. old Ripens. Good conditioned old papers for sale at this oiSoe et only 40 cents per hundred. CITI IN BRIEF. Tccntj-elsht leaths last week. The two-year-old eon of Patrolman Kellersyer died of lang fyer yesterday. riihcp Cniskerbacker will hold a special aerrice and commsnion at Grace Church, e einer of 8t, Joseph and Pennay Irani izeets, to-day. The first ef the series of clinical lectures instituted at the Insane Asylum by Superintendent Fletcher end Dr. Walker was giYen jirUrdiy &ftrneon. Charlee Lawson and James liennett, arrrrt?d it Greencaitle fcr iunn fact raring and ?U!ng tobacco without a license, were lodged la jail here by the Federal authorities Theodore Bant, of Mercer County, Ky.f vts arrested near Lebanon yesterday by a LonlariUe Deputy Marth!, and returned to that city yesterday to aaawer a charge of counterfeiting. Squire Tease has secured a written opinion by JaJges Lamb and Hill, and with Major Gordon and John B. Elana concurring, which says he is c lepal Teacs Justice, and that he has the right to hold his oftice anyrhre in Center Township. Alarejanuinkerof citizens left yesterday xncmlug oyer the Bi'c Four IlDa4 to attend tZ lua:ral cf Hon, Schnyjei Clfaat

Sorrtcea an urual both morninp: and eyerling at I'ietcher i'lace Church to-day. Fev. N. A. Hyde will preach at Mayßarrei Congregational Church this morning. Bey. John Baltzly will preach at the First English southern Church this morning. Preaching as usual at the First Ciptist Church, by the pastor, Bev. Reuben JefTreye. Bev. I. II. McConnell will preach this morning and evening at the Koberti Park Chareh. There will be preaching at the Hofy Innocents Church to-night by Bishop Kuicierbacker. Bey. A. II. Carrier will .oscnpy the pulpit at the Fourth Presbyterian Church thi3 morning. Bev. James McLeod will presrhat the Second Presbyterian Church this morning and

evening. Bey. IL A. Kdson will prea;h at tbe Memorial Presbyterian Church this mDrnins; and evening. Rev. George Booth will occupy the polpit this morning and evening at the Sixth Presbjterian Church. There will be two services at the Third Christian Church to day by the pastor, Bev. D. 1U Van Buakirk. Bey. R. V. Hunter will occupy the pulpit ct the Seventh Presbyterian Church at the usual hours to-day. There will be preaching at the North Baptist Church this morning and evening by Rev. R. K. Neighbor. Bev. J. A. Boadthaler, of the Tabernacle Church, will preach this morning and evening at the usual hours. The Fourth and Tabernacle Prosbytenan Churches will unite in a gospel meeting ths evening at the Tabernacle Church. At the Meridian Street Church this morning, Rev. John Alabaster will preach on Voict-s from Calrary." Evening, 'Noah and the Aik." At the Central Christian Church, Rsv. David Walk will preach this moramg on "Some Characteristics of a Perfect Caarch," and this evening on The Gospel." Bev. Oscar McCulloch will preach at the Plymouth Church morning and evening. Subjects Moroing: "Phases of Conyersion' Evening: 'Gather Up the Fragments.'. Rev. Aaron Thompson will preach at the Fifth Presbyterian Church this morning. The pastor will preach in the evening. Theme: "Weighed and Found Wanting." At the Central Christian Church this morning Bev. A. Marine will preach on "Modern Tendencies Toward ths Un9piritualizing of Belipion." Evening: "The Early Life of David." Preferred Death to the Penitentiary. Henry Wilkinson, colored, under arrest at the Central Station for petit larceny, late last night attempted to hang himself in his cell, aaing his suspenders instead of a r jpa. The suspenders broke, however, and Wilkinson fell to the floor with a heavy thud, attractiogtthe attention of tome of the other prisoners, who informed Turnkey Stout of what had happened. Wilkinson said that death was preferable to a term in the penitentiary, and that waa his reason for attempting to break his neck. Lyra 1111. "We fear nae foe" Ninth Annual Grand Scottish Concert and Ball, in celebration of the 120th anniversary of Robert Burns, given under the auspices of the Indianapolis Caledonian Society, oa Friday, 23d. Concert under the direction of Mme. Ada Heine, who will bs ably supported by accomplished artists. Addresses by ez Governor Porter. Mayor McMa9ter and Rev. George Booth. Music by Beissenherz's full orchestra. Dancing immediately after concert Admission to concert, twenty-five ctnta; ball (admitting lady and gentleman), fifty cents. "Alan's inhnnwnity to niaa." Burns. No person tan outwardly display refined taste more tban by dresiisg genteelly. Meters, Kgan & Treat, Drapers and Tailors, Bates Block, construct the most desirable and elegant gentlemen's suits of any establishment west of New York. Although the season is well advanced, their stock is quite complete. Advancing. Commencing to-day, January 1;, the Monoa Route will run their 11-20 night train solid from Indianapolis to Chicago, arriving ü:5ö a. ru. Beturning, leave Chicago 8:10 p.m. and arrive Indianapolis 3:35 a. rn., with elegant Pullman sleeping car attached. Other trains as heretofore. Tickets and sleeping car berths can be secured at City Ticket Office, No, 2G South Illinois street; aleo, time-tables of our own and connecting lines. Telephone call 2ÖÖ. RObF.F.T Emmctt, listiet i'&sfrenger Agent. CIUK ! FI UK! FlllC! Damaged hardware price, 4 price. i price of regular market price. Must close out our entire stock of damaged gooli within ten Uays. Sale now on. VAJEN & NEW. DEW WHITE GOODS ! MW EMBROIDERIES ! New CflttoH and Linen TriBiinpl AT17ILLIAL1 HRLE'S, tlo. 4 V. Vaohinoton St Established in 1832. Special Bargains -inWATCHES, CHAINS, CHARMS, DIAMONDS, SILVERWARE, CLOCKS AND FINE JEWELRY, AT ah & urn, JEWELERS, 12 East Washington stroot Watch Espalring a Specialty. ETJIt JEI A.:

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The acme of Bottles la the new L1NGTRY, with j and without hip pads. No lady can aflford to be without one. For sale at the New York tore, in ail tylc irsn W rest to f

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A BIG SUOOESS ! Wo sold sevor&l thousand dollars' worth or goods last week, because our low prieos forced poopleto bay. Still greater Bargains this week. , Choice of our Finest Overcoat, anyono in our house, still continues for only $20. Men's Overcoats at $5 18, $10, $12 and $15, every one of which sold from $3 to $10 higher. Boys' and Children's Overcoats at $1, $1.50. $2.50, $3 50, $4, 85, $6, $7 and $8 all offered at reductions of 25 to 50 per cent. Great Bargains in Suits for Men and Boys. One line MEN'S ALLWOOL SUITS at 57. worth $12. Same goods in Boys' Suits at only $5. Startling mark-down in Underwear and Hosiery. Our fine red AllWool Shirts and Drawers at and below cost. Only a few more left of those Grey Shirts and Drawers at 15 and 38 cents, and the 48c all-wool S. & D. being nearly all sold, we mark some Scotch grey wool ones at same price; really worth 75c. Men's and Boys' All-Wool Socks, 18c; fine Wool and Merino at 25c, 35c and 50c, formerly sold at 50c and $1.00. Cardigan Jackets also going One line Boys' sizes, misfit, will be swept out at only 10 cents. Those Men's Vests at 50 cents have fairly ran awayso wo put some better ones, odds and ends, in the lot; your choice of any of them for only 50 cents.

MODEL CLOTHING CO ißMYe are still giiing away Sleds in oar Boys' and Children's Department.

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16 Lbs. Granulated Sugar 16 1-2 Lbs, Confectioners' A - 18 Lbs. Ridgewood A 19 Lbs. White Extra C 20 Lbs. Light Yellow O -14 Lbs. Out Loaf 14 Lbs. Powdered -

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31 North Pennsylvania Street.

They All Say Sol It is a pleasure to us that our goods please customers so well. We feel grateful to our patrons who openly say they never were so well suited in Shoes before. We have an elegant and complete stock of Ladies', Gents', Misses' and Children's Shoes in all latest styles and grades. PRICES BELOW COMPETITION IS OUR MOTTO. GEO. J . MA R O T T, SS Ii a st Washington Street. P. S. Edgar C. Hughes and George W. Knodle are connected with us, and cordially invite friends to give a call.

Coke Consumers, ttJEU1XJELAJS: Sc CO. Sell the CITY GAS .COKE, always Dry and Clean, and AH Kinds of COAL iVt Lowest JPrices. OFFICEO 50 Honh Delavrcro.l&OiSoutli Alabama, and 458 Cast Ohio Otreetf . Telephone 444.

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WHITEHEAD & WRIGHT, SUCCESSORS TO LEWIS A WfIITEH13Al, Granite f.lonumonts, Vaults," Statues, Etc., lrtlitlf, Pcrff ct, trtvx Orlglaal Deilgii, erected eTerjwkere, direct fra flurrlu. C2itlutli 11 75 -FZfr lTavlc-t- HtrAnr. INDIANA POTiTH, TT.

TJJZJZ12FXIOX20 iao. ' TROY STEAM LAUNDRY, lOO JMoxtli Delaware Street

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PLANNER & 73 North Illinois Street.

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$1,00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 3. O. WEIGHT. Delivery. THOMIS'W. RYAN, 8acrlnten(5eTt. HOMMOWN. FTCTrfetnrf CITT AUCTLAJICA

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GROCERIES Bchiled at Whole&le Vtktx At 80-2 Bout) Illiac BirecW M. M. WILLI A EI tf. 20 lbs. VThUa Fxtr C Bagar..........,M.f 1 PO 17 lbs. Clear Whits Extra C dugar 1 CO 16 lbe. Granulated Sü?ar..M.. 1 (W 13 lbs. Powdered ?ugar..... 1 03 1j lttf Cut I.O&I SusHr.......s...M...MMM...tM 1 CO 25c per pal. for Cbolco Golden Syrup. 40c per pal. for pood Maple Kyiap. E5c per gal. for Choice Bagai Drips. 40c per gal. lor choice New Orleans Molaw. 3üc per gal. for Fere ApdIo Cider. 15c per Rai. for Silver Thread Kraut. 'JOc per doz. for Best llollai Herrlnj. 90c per doz. for Polk'g Best Cora. M)c per Joz for Choke 3 lb. Applos. f 1 1 er doz. for 3 lb. He Poaches. 8c per Id for M b. Can Caolr rr1. m per lb. for Shoulder Meat, Kiugu & Ci.N 2-c for 12 lbs. 'doxniny. 25c lor 4 lis. New TurlrMi Pru&. 25c for 4 lbs. choloo Carollp Ric-. 9t)c per do3. for String and Llaoa heir.s. Kc lor 4 Its. Dried Sweot ("rn. ÄC for 4 Ihn, New Ertlich CurraoK VS"c for 3 lis. Chok lrl. 2.'C for 7 lbs. Akron Cracked Wht-t. 25c for 10 lb& Akron Uctneal, J5c ' or 7 lbs. l'lel's ytarch.'ic for 8 Bar German 6oip. 25c for 6 Bars Everyday ßoap, 25c for 4 Bars Electric Light Soap. 20c for 1 Id. Choleo Country Butter. V0c per lb. for Mixed Nut. 10c per lb. forMlxsd Candy. lOcper lb. for Good Green Coffoe. K)c lor the larst pfeco of Star Tobacco la oitj. bCc p r lb. for tar Tobacco. 7c per )b. for Apple Butter. 7c ptr lb. for all kind ofJellle. 12c per lb. for all kin da ol Prestr? e. 7c per lb. for Mincemeat. 7c per lb. lor TaRart'a Or&ciers, Irefch. 2Jc for 1 lb, of Gool Tea. 70c per lb. for Tea that sella all or or tovrn for f 1. Bie drive In Bottled Goodn. "Postal orders delivered. SIMON BUNTE, uro Wholesale Liquor Dealer 81 n. Osthiiiten tt.. hlhsnzas. August Erbrich, SOLE AQ3NT FÜU AURORA LAGER BEER, lu Heea and ZE3tottlow 220 acd 222 Scath ZkiUwara Qt WM. GUNN, No. 7 Virginia Avenue. FLBST-CLABd WORK AT BOTTOM PRICI3. ..Telephone No. 4.3. D .A. BOHLEN & SON, ARCHITECTS, 5 Ztti Wa&hingtoa 8L, DiDIiHAPOLlS, IND. Tc1ciUdb744.

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THIS WEEK! 500 ladies' Cloaks at Half Price. 250 Children's Cloaks at Half Price. 25 Pieces Black Silk at 75c, 85c and 40 Pieces Colored Silk at 05,75, 98c. The above Silks are worth 50 cents xer yard more than ve asl for them. Ladies' and Gents' Underwear

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ULLI VAN' T)0 Nor.h Illinois Street, 50 to 59 Market Ftreet. Ö . Otoro opoix till O Z. TLX.

THIS "WESilg: For BaroainsGo to VANCE & CO., 34 E. Vachinfltcn Strcctr "Winter Underwear Chcaporthan Ever. One Lot Genta' Ur der wear, ICo, 22o, 43c Ono Lot Gents' Scarlet Underwear, 76o. 81.05, $1 45 and $L80. One Itct Ladies Underwear, 45o, COo, 87o and $120. Ono Lot Children'! Und on? car, l5o, 18c, aoo, 223 and 25o CLOAKS ! CLOAKS ! Actually bolow coit, See them. Only a few lefU KHO GLOVES ! 25 doz. 5-Hook Colors for 50o, worth 3L25. 4-Button real Sid, 81.35, worth 8L75. 7-Hook real Eld, $1 CO. worth $2. 83-lIcüiquetalie, $1 75, worth 82.25. All the now thades. ALL GLOVED PITTED TO THIS HA HD. IIANDKBKCHrEFS: IIANDKERCHIEF: One Lot 2e, 3c, 4c and 5c. One Lot 8a, 10c, 12o and 15o. Embroideries at 3c, 4o, 5o, 7o and SoEmbroideries In India Linen at 129, 15c, 20c and 23a Hoods, Fascinators aod all Knit GooJa at Coat. A Tow XLuüb left for 1 and $1 50.

VANCE At CO., 34 3H3. Wash. Öt.3 IV ext to ITIotolicr'H Bank.

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Wim rearly a Ton of Trained 8rpenTa.w.ioTh.r oughiy Underciacd Kvcry vordtpokea to Them. An nio Jone, Pimum's Famout E earned Lad 7. B I S S IDA 1EFFRIES, The l.tern Wonder. GiiasftAtlc XlarTela, if 'il iT "MOW MITE COCKITOOS In Unilora; Drill Uie Soldiers. IU I -3W33CX33 J O 2NT HHlO lÄTOrltC. AVIS & Iii c BR IDS, tfeotulri!? Cone-dlan. Clever Chill Artistes. 1'bODomciiil Chalk Artist. .iul All the Features of THE BIG SHOW I All 10 Cents.

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