Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 66, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 March 1885 — Page 5

TrfE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL SATURDAY MORNING MARCH 7 1S33 5 . ' ! 1.

HEADY FOR OCCUPANCY.

Scß.catlon r One or the Finest High School Udldings In the Country. Speeches by Prominent Citizen, Among Wfcorn Are Ex-Governor Porter, J. W. Holcomb, Professor V. A. Bell and Mayor LIcMaster. The new Efpb School baildirg, coraer of 2k.'ickigaa and I'ennsjlvania streets, .wai dedicated last night, and. more than COO eopIe assembled to witness tbe exercises, vrere of a very interesting character. Hhe baildln?, a lengthy description ot which ha been given heretofore, was Lrillia: tly lighted from top to bottom, and a Jarze cumber Of persons were wandering Jhroogh the lower halls a3 early as 7 o'clock, at vrn!ch thus the doors were thrown open. The fro"dra8 not adnrtted to the lare ar.d t!-?ant tfsenibly tall on tbe second Slor ntH. nearly 8 o'clocfc. ITfhefa were in att? r.ftaac to leat everybody, and foar real 3i e rolicsmen were stationed at the door to jreveat a crash. This spacious and well .Ventilated room, with a seating capacity of DTer half a thousand, was brilliantly lighted and handsomely decorated with fligs end banting. On either side of the platform were larpe nrns, containing exquisite hothouse plants and flowers. A number of Bei s on the north side of the roam had been jeserved fjr graduates, and about 100 of them were in attendance, all wearing baigea. About. S o'clock the School Hoard accompanied by ex-Governor I'orter, Fresident Jlrown, of the State Normal, Hon. J. W. 2Iolcoüib, Superintendent of Pablis Icstrnc l oa, and many others filed into the room nvi took teats on the plntform. After an rjTcrtarp by Miller's orcheura prajer ai of ;ferd by Itev. N. A. Hyde. Saool Comaais-t--euer BiDKham then introduced L)r. Bronor. Fnsident of the School Board, who ür.tce a few appropriu'e remarks concurnicg bniidirg. He said that tney had done tr tiling to contribute to tbe health of the i 'ipiia while confined in tho schoolroo-ns Jlf of the opinion th tt do city in fie 'I'rJrn could boast of a more substantial 2i?h School building, and hoped that toe 'tdicatiou would awaken in the people a iivflier appreciation of tte Ec'aool system of Indianapolis. rnpermtendent Jones then read a number rf letters and notes from persons who were unable to be present, including Govarnor iy, Austin H. Brown, C. C. Hires, N. R. jjiamard and A. Ii. Roach. Misa Emily T. Uinpham was nsxt introduced, and delivered a very interesting address relative to the excellency of the school s-vstfru of Indianapolis. Miss Dingham said ihat the new High School building was the qu&l, if net tbe superior, of any similar itrncture in th& United etat. Mayor McMwter ihnen delivered a brief address, in which he said it gave him p'.eisare to s!ep aside from the Khtrl of business jaad participate in this dedication. The 3peaSer then dTXit upon the advantages of a iree edacation, saying that when the educated youth stepped forth to till a man's part lie wa in duty bonnd to become a law-a'bid-ii g citizen. The vicion9 and criminal elexnent never come, he said, from the rank of the edocitec', but were iu nice cases onto! len illiterate. The Major wai followed by Hon. J. V. Holccrub, who, in the courjo of his remarks, ?aid it would not be doubted that the averse tax-payer coald have his children educated cheaper in the public schools than in .the privat institution. Ignoranca and Tcverty, he eaid, were inseparable. JVncrance was the read to pomty wlile intellect was the way to competence. It w:? a threat privilefre to live in a cultivated community. Mr. Holcomb said that, while many admitted the need of Ires cfcoo?s. they doubt the rieht of soe'ety to rpport the'lligh School. The speaker tha.n dwelt at great If nsrth upon the benefits to be derived from a Ilieh School, and concluded . lv fayi' g that it wa3 both essential to the r. ty and tbe dignity of the citizens. 'ile Maennerchcr Society wa? prsnt, an-i ied&ied some very excellent vocal ii'.uMc. which was appreciated by the audim ce, jnc t:ing from the hear:y encore which lh?y received. Professor W. A. Bell, member of the , Scbco! Board and editor of ttsa SSctoil Journal, then delivered an address, reviewing lhe werk of the Iligh School since it was crsracized ia K3, nnder the prlncipalship of Ji. 1. Co!e. It was dosed in l0s, owing-to Judge Perkins' decision afiecting the supI ort of the Public Schools, and op?ned in ltH rith the speaker as principal. The present iie was purchased in ITl and the old tnilding was declared unsafe in April, 171, and abandoned imnidiatelv after. 'While tt.c preseut buüdir.g wa beini: conitructed high school was bold in hi tf-ntien1s of Bobcrt9 Park and Mii'dian Sueet Churrhes. In th conr-e cf hi remarks Professor Ii ?11 said tr.st "''i pupils had craiuated ince J !. It h&d baen ssid t aat it was the it too! fcr the rich n an's son. The epeaker f-e. d that this was not tru?, and to proj it re read some r'gares which he bid recently ccrrpiled shewing that 51 per cent, of the rn:tLJs of Hmh School pupils paid taxes on 3ff.i then ?10ö ( 'J per cent, on leas than "j, T" en If s than 1,000 and !'l per cent, on less thtn ?0O0L The High School, he said, wa3 the t oor man's collegp, and wai worth len times what it cost, fcaid trie speaker in conclus;on: "May thb school aad its sister on the South Side ever itind as monuments of the wi-Jom and intelligence of this cood city." l'rofessor Bell was followed by Eucene Krifder, a representative of the alumni cf the H'gh School, whose address was very i rief and interestine. Fx Governor forter was then introduced. He said that nothicg new could ba said upon tte subject of education, jet lare audiences embkd to hear speeches relative thereto. .The speaker said that we often heard of the great fcchcol fund oi Indiana. It was none zco lare, he taid, and woild amount tj Tjoibitir weru it not for the school lax. Thre was no tax, however, thst lie people paid to cheerfully. It was b;rame they believed that the fund had been carefully managed. If the Hih School ever ailed, it would be because its object would net be apprehended. The High School was rot bronght into existence merely for th purpese cf preparing boys for.college. It . as a school for tbe ambitious boy, fitting h in for the practical walks of life. Mr. Forif r concludrd with a complimentary refcrirce to I'rcfVssor Grant, taying that to hi:n It city oed an obligation. The exercise 3 came to a conclusion with rdire??es bv rrcfrcsor A. C. hortrid,: and 2'rcftfr.r Gecre'e P. Brown, President of the late Ncrn-aJ. i:ILVtAY NEWS. Scvrrsl bridges will he biilt elong tl.e line of the J., M. ajd I. thij year. It:squ'.t probable that pas3.n?sr triin Ko. 3, es th I. aid S:. LM hlch now rutu

between this city and Matoon, will bs made a through train in a few days. A. D. Perry, Indianapolis Agent 6f the Chicago and Alton, has gone to Chicago. Shippers and railroad men are still hopeful tbat the Indianapolis east-bound pool will yet be reorganized on the money basts. Work on the new round house to be canatmcted by the O. and M. people at Seymour will be commenced about April 1. The contract will in all probability bs let to Indianapolis parties. OMany improvements will be made this spring in the hotel at Lake Maiinkuckee. During the coming summer the Vandalra people expect to secure a large amount tf business to this point. There is still some discussion among engineers as to whether or not an engine that has been "soaped'' can b3 moved. Many hold tbat an engine is useless when her boiler is tilled with eoapy water, while otnerj are of the opiLion that ehe will move, batata very low rate of speed. A Pjin Hai die engina with an electric headlight in pair.g through the Union Dar.ot the other ritht attracted conMdftrabl'a t Mention, t'arly everybody commenting l jon the e.cl;ence of lhe liiibt. B-jfore the event cf summer a:l of ths Pau-IITdie aad V3ti('ß!ia tu g i e e v,iil be eqnip,xd with tt:is l'zht. 'If the General Passeoger Agent3 of the vaiious Indianapolis lines will take more pains to Eee that their local agsnts do les corxmifsion busine?sand pay more attention to securing business for their own roads, there will not be as much kicking about ca Tii'es," raid an honest, hard working scalper to a reporter cf the Sentinel yesterday afternoon. COUJtT-lIOUSE LOCALS.

The County Board Grants Seventy-elx Liquor Llceneee Notes. Bids for ice contracts for the Court II use will be received next Friday. Andrew Jenten, a Hungarian, wis yesterday declaiei to be of sound mind. The County Bjard yesterday allowed seventy six liq; or licenses, and refused two. Kliza J. Me; :er has qualifiEd as administratrix of the estate of William W. Foster, dectaied. The divorce suit of Leona Hermann vs. George Hermann was dismissed in Room -jeeterday. Charles F. Cothn las given $2,000 bond i as edndnistrator of the estate of Abraham J. Foster, decsa;ed. The Plymouth Loan and Saving Association filed articles for recgrd yesterday. Capital stock, $000,000. Alfrel Fitch has given bond as guardian of Milton, FUzibsth, Willis, Alfred and Walter Moni ton. minor heirs of James Monlton, deceased. The cate of the city ya. John C. Fallenwider, which wss an appeal case from the Miyci'a Conit, ai tried by Judge Walker y-6terday, and a finding was made for the defense. Thia is One of lhe gift cases. fTolomon Roth and others have filed suit to foreclose a mortgage against Meyer Foster e.nd others, and to collect six notes, each for 2:0. njade by L. M. Fitzhugh in 131. The mortgf ge is on lots lo and It in Strong & C..'a Eubdivision of lot 17. Demand, $3,0a0. The divorce suit of Josephine Sutton vs. John Sutton was begun in Room 3 ye3ter 'ay. The plaintiü" a petition was contested Lv her husband, who swore he had placed i'.'JO in ter hand3 lor safe keepiug, becauas ti was afraid of the banks, and tnat she ifttr ward refured to let him have it. AMÜSEMENTS "vicior. m i:an; ' at ths 'i: vm. A largely increased and thoroughly dalihtcd audience witnessfd the second performance of Henry Guy Carletou'a wonderfully strong play, ' Victor Durand," at ths Grand Optra House last night, and a3 given by the Wallack Company, wa3 a genuine dramatic treat. 4 Victor Durand" is a remirkably ingenious and interesting play. Tee plot is ingenious, wetl-sustained and almost steadily freighted with the absorbing element of euspense. But the merit dees not stop here. The plot has been made tributary to exhibitions and contrasts of human tature and character, in dramatic situations of rer.iarfcable strength all the more remarkable because of their simplicity. In otter word?, "V-c-tor Durand" not only unravels a ray-story by means of exciting inchants, but makps an irresistible apoeil to i human sympathy by showing tbe workings cf lhe human heart, as attfcted by the tusI picn cf Igyp. under circans:dnces that are I cth surprising ::d pathetic, without ceast ii-.g to be consistent and rational. More exi tracrdinary still, tte ection cf the play I nlu'C&t always exceeds its language. Mr. the telling; he bus told it in such a way as to develop characters not less than situations, and to provide opportunities for acting: and he has not washed word'. The T :ece i9 written in a quics, clear, nervous style, audit contains few long speeches. The culcest censor who will thoughtfully consider "Victor Durand," must conclude that it is 'an excellent play, well digested in the srenie, set down with as mur.h modesty as cunning.1' and veil worthy cf theac?eptä:i?e bfstowed on it last night. Thecompau7 presentirg it is one of tbe most evenly balanced and thoroughly capable tbat La3 been seen here this season, every part being givca in the most artiotic, manner. "Standing room." should be at a premium for the two remaining performances t'ais afternoon and to-night. "iief.ts ok oak" at English' 5, I.cst night was tue sixth of the "Heart3 of Pak" performances, the business b9ing as satisfactory as at the first. This is a strong ar snrccnt In its favor, as it must be an excelknt attraction presented by just as excellent company to give eight performances of one play without canceling before half of the en-js-emcnt ha9 been played. A matinee this filterrocn at low prices and the nopsaranca to-night ends the engacement. Those who have as yet not witnessed this home drama, v-ith brave and sacriucing "Terry," good old "Uncls Davy," biutf end tough "Osen," tcntle and pretty "Crystal" ar.d "The Baby," the cutest little actress in iho world, should go or they will miss a treat. NOTES. "He ert? cf Oafc" rcatinea at F.oglish'a this aftfr:.oon at 2. pörformauc to night at . CLar!otte Thompson will M at Krl:;h'3 all r f xt v.cet, rreit-u'.ing an extensive r?r--r to' IP. "A Rg Baby," with Frani Daife-s ("Old Sport") Ciar'cs Drev, Besie Lar.son, L5u:e I Ei!iin?. a:.d e'.bevy cf pretty eiri?, return? ta

tbe Grand Monday evening next Ssats are rapidly telling at the tox-oSce. Gecige France in Block Game" and a strong olio at the Zoo thia afternoon and tonight. Tbe Hanlon Brothers1 "Fantasms," with its two car-leads of scenery and forty artists, will be at the Grand the last part of next week. This is "children's cay" at the Dime Museum. The attractions offered are among rest of the season, aid the little folks will be royally entertained. Victor Durand' matinee at the Grand tM afternoon at 2. The prices for this magp firent attraction will be only 23 and 50 cents, with 7". cents for reserved seats.

Local Courts. supeaioa COURT. Koora 1. Hon. N. B. Taylor, Jude. Stonghton J. Fletcher et al. vs. Thomas M. Robbins et t.1. Seit to enforoe lien on taxes. Jüdinnen fo S:2 .50. James W. Hnrley vs. Alfred H. Meal et aL R-pjevm. J uOfiiueut fur piaiuurT tor pro pt rty decribe d in corop'alnt. Ca-' Lintorn t ah v. Olnf P. Jonson et al. Damages. On trial by jury. Eoon fNo. 2 tioa. D. W. Lowe, Jadza. Leona Hprmarn vj. George Hermann. Divorce. Disn.isscd. ltooni 3. Hon. Lewis -C. Walker, Juige. City of Indiar.apol a ?8. John C. Fallentteidtr. Appeal froa Major's Court. JudgiLtiit for defendant. Albert Wishard. hdciinistrator, vs Thomas Pn-oker it el. Suit on note. Jndgmsnt ?l(!:t.2t. .lfpbibe Sutton vs. John Sutton. Suit for civorc?. On trial by ths Court. CIRCUIT COURT. Hen. A.C. Ayres, Judse. Lena Richter vs the Indianapolis Santinel t o üpany. Danm?res. Ceal Cstatw Trandiära. The foUowtas dcela were recorded Friday, March C, is reported by stec? & Bomhamer, abstract cociDüe.s, u nd u Ttorrs Clock. Telephone, 1,0 i i: Louis G. Akin.rcckver. to trustee Germania l.oliv .No, 121, J O. O K.. re c.iver's deed lo lot 20 in lleivey Lus' subdivision of the middle part o.' outloi '. 0 in the city of Indianapolis gAhce iL Statou 6nd husband, William l., to Mary C. Hmes warranty deed to a lci tbe east half of northwest quar ter oi section iu, townsaip 16, rauge 4 tait etc flora f . ßautern and Lusband to Albert Drown, warranty deed to lot 15 ia Jfafic lot's subdivision of outlot la the city of indianapolip -.Ts ry K IJiuihara and husband to Krnraa K. llf.a, warranty deed to part of lots Cl and (2 in 11. T. Fletcncr's addition to hrlur.vood LcGraud Cannon and wile to William 5, MO 03 i,:co co J 75 00 Hoct e, vrarrantv deed to lot 2S in Uudiell VintOQ'n Pare Place addition to the city cf Indianapolis -200 CO V i Conveyances. 5: consideration.. 8 6,723 CO The following testimonial is from Mr. Solomon Weil, a gentleman well known in Baltimore: Mr. Weil's case was considered hopeless from the start, his friends actually having arranged for his funeral. They, heiring cf the curative qualities of DafTy's Malt Whisky, snggested a trial. The suggestion was acted on with great success, for in a short time he wes entirely cured, and by the use of this whieky alone, Mr. Weil is to day attending to his business ai usual. Bi tTiMORE, Md., May 5, 1S31. The Duffy Kalt Whisky Company : Gentli'men In December last I was suddenly Btricfcen t ny hotel with a severe hemorrlit.-, Jof-ing about one pallor, of blocd at ihe firs: att ick, find larsc quantities frequently thereafter. fy case was considered hop2less from the start, f.-id to certain were my friends that I would die that they actually arrt-n;fd fcr my funeral. Ou the lü'.h day cl December I was remove! to the Hebrew llG6iIt.il, and was there ordere J bv my r hyHC.'au o me Cod L'ver Oil an 1 Whisky. On .'iJviCc t;:e whisky 1 ned was your fan 0:13 sure Malt. Ia a Phort time I dlarded tt:e oil, usitu rnlv your whitky, 1 U.cl that 1 o'.v? ray lifo to thu -aiaK OUiitUs and purity of jour whi-ky. and arr.tstly rccoinracnl it to any p:r-oi ude-ring f rem pulmor.ary complaints or aeinorrie. Yours very siuce-' ly, Kor 'Vr.;r.. Late Excelsior Clothing Ho '.H1. Advlre to Mothers. MKS. WINSLOWS tWTHJjfj yYKDP should alnajtbs used whn children are cntthi? teth. It re'Je7es tha llttli s t.cere: rt once. It pro-luct natural, quiet slcePi t j reltevin2 tüe child froa pain, and tna ir.Ua ccrnb awaxej x "tarlsat ta a huttcn.' It Ii ycry plvan: to t.r;o, It aooihei tho child, aofteni the trnir.,-, t'Uys al rain, rcitcvea wind, rexauitcs the tewc a, tzd 11 tr.a hes! xnown renady for dlarrhcea. whether arläln? frora tcctfclrz or otacr carc Tvent7-i573 centra bo'.t:o. c. 1; ku(clu & tviiirscrr, FtiEcral Directors and Embalners, No. 77 North Delaware Etrcct. Ttk phone connection to office and residences. Garnes for Weddings an l Parties. CITIX(J Is cxpresMvo of the most Intense rum. and yet sufferer from l;her.tnatl:m and Noural jla say It doea no: express the a'eny they endure. GAN TIIE PAIN BE RELIEVED? :.Ir. Tenj. F. Congdon, Randolph, N. Y., writes: " Mr. "Mary J. Wiloox is usinsr ATHi.opHORoa r.nw rontinually for lornf-flaS'ln Jiiflamii.a. try Khi:niaf.ria, n bably her case is tneurab'. ut notliiiirf' fclw rive Lt-r gnrh relief frjui tha excruciating I'auis aa Athloi koros." No medicine has ever been produced that Las been eo successful us 1 LL"""n3 '1 1m l testimonial? rojrardtr.y: lr crr.czc? ccme Ut. solicited from all parts of the country. Kr. It, B. Watson, 1?:, ISth St. Detroit, Mich. ?.ys: " About Mireh lft. my -wife taken -ith a pVPro attack of r.houin i?m. rrrer ad lower tmlw fwciltn bftLy, fuSVred int LK i-uin, nr. 1 r irt rt tlie time cbl.tfvd to remain iu tt'L Tntxl van;u r'inedu, with no nlief; waainduivd to try ATRLornoKOS May lt. After t.iki::it fix d -t , i a.n wa entirely wone und ? wer in r-.iriyail r-duoe'l. The nie.h-ine hn workt-.l l:k a charm, und I 11 s-snroil that ancthcr bottle or two vail give positive cure." If you cannot pet AmLcnrop.oa ef your dr.nrfrist. we will send it express vaid, tn r..'ipt of regular price one dollar per bottle. V.'e pre fer that you t-uy it from your dnici?. hu: it' ha han't it, do net be pcrsunled to try fornethln? c!o, but order at once froni us. as directed. A1M0PE1GR0S 00, !!2 VALL ST, UEYJ YORK Best Bniier Scala Piunative. TO TRY IT H TO USE NO oniKS. J. I. MULlliKSÄ l'KSK, tKlice 'Zl Tliorp Illnck. ItKMvi tnfil, Cccntycr State tistol caaulic tart? for -sie. Tue sest;';i. toller Ctcs this &rU;le,

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PQPEK&HPÖSS AN INSTANTANEOUS HIT! GRAND MATINEE TO I LAST PERFOL! VNOH DAY AT T. J TO J?IGliT AT f. Victor IHbani! Trfnll'"v' I Vitp. Ochant ! VlCTer. Dl tAM.! J M diliÜl Vl.T.(I)lT.iM-! Tliont'i' Cfomptmy. Trie fJreatest DrmaMc Trir.ratx of the Seasr, Keary Gny Carietcn's New and Oriiin.il 'iay, "VICTOR DURA.ND!" The Ompipv ircludes Geo-?e CHrk?. Miss Pophle Kyre, Louise Dillon, Cha W.Mtleteh, Newton Uotthold. R. Backston, V. n. FredCoroett, Harry Talbott, S. Daoois, Aga t Elliott, acd others. 103 Ä X I Victor Darana! I 1: Next Wepk " k P.AG BAB f ." Süf. Rf smTd Scat, S." and 50f. Lat l'erformanri To-Nlatitt JAMES -A.. KERNE'S Granl ITcductloa, 'iETejirts ot OoJk ! Ir-.trcdr l ino; Jas A. IWne in hi origin! chari dtr c' Terre reuniso::, supported by his own ( CLjpauy. Six Nishti, with Wednefday an J Sattfdiy MaiiTjces, comniencing Uarch 9, Liisrs caABLorTü thoüpson. WIOWABI EINE. V.f drec'.ay ar.d Thürs lay, March II and 12, PHIIiCE V?EI,Ii3 OH BICYCIiE. Aiiinst ALTLIU DEAN ON SKATES. GßLLEüE AVEHUü RIJK f'crairg and .Htfrcroa. ICc. v.itli Skates. F.renin5, l?c: Siatcs, l?c. Attractt.'n Nin's, :Cc: cfiäte, 10 j L '.dies' ikattR rte. MERIDIAN RINK i .POLO! PO LO! ZZZ nlcyon 5i vs. JVLcricliniiffj, Men d y Evenin?, !darch 'J. ADMISSION 10 Cent. y m w i r w -n im W kn k y& J L. Li LI LS td ü u GT LG'JJS, TäQ. Kaka a Specialty ci Crn:ntal L Phia Red Front" Pressed Brick, Itlaniifi.cturln.cr Aa-ualli" over They piiarnntpo that tho quality, finish and Color, p.ro passed, if not uncqunllccl ly r.: " other bricks, made iu the United Statt. "l . .! V.., 'j. i.- J -"-!' GOLD KEDAL, PARIS, 1373. GERLIAIT SW88t C The most rcpul-r evrcet Chocolats in ths market. It ia nutritious nr.d palatable: n particular lavorito with children, and a most excellent article for family use. VMS , U 1 . . ' Tlir Genuine is 5ff7:e'l S. German, Jicrchctrr, Ja. Jit-ware of imitations. SoM ty (irofcrs evcrpihcre. 'Mi f -' tf7 ' ; v W. BAKER & CO., Eorciiester, Mass. 15 1RD GAUES. Wecking Utrd, Ked Fird, Tarrott and Canary t?gcs, breeding and Squirrel C?ges, Cage Spring and Hooks. The best Bird Seed and CIravel. Mocking Bird Food. CSAÜLES KAYEB & CO., 13 and SI V7. T7c3blnr.on Bt. W.V7PAPMHM t';, CÖÄL? TOD AHD KINDLING. Prica of Vcod Redacsd. 475 E. 2icb. and IS3 L Market. I , ; 1

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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHUKLm - Corue: rennrlraula and Vermont streets, iter. Jarati i:cLeod, V- V., pastor, terriccs 1U:J0 a in. s'id 7:45 p. ra. Prayer meeting 9:30 a. n , and ThurvHy eTeciiiB.TM.'i. 8tbth-6Chool id BihlflM2:lJ. TAEERNACLE CHCRCH Corner ot Second scä Meridian streets. J. AUert Koa l;h,tr, dav ur. 10:20 o'clock n-.orElLs fcervu f.ecerta of mctabtrs and Lord's mpr-cr. z-A p to. SznaEklL)IAN blP.Ehrr m. E. caiftu-Corner XVI New York and Merl 3 ian PtrK-ts. Kev. Jjua A'abaster, D. D., pastor. Cl-v Rt 9:30 a. ra. 1 reaching at 1D:G0 a. ra. and 7:,; p. m. lr the master. Snb;ects Momin-r: "Onrt, Unicca but Love-1:" ercnicz: "The Uuiroin G1." fcun3ay-chool at 'Jp. m. Praise nee-lag at 6:1 j p. ! in. Yon are tnvitei to sll th r. ; ROBERTS TAUK JL E. CHÜRCn-Corner Delaware and Vermont streets. Rev. L U. Mcljnnell, pastor. Class at 9 a. vn. and 6 p. m. I'rctchlng atl0:"0 a. m. an fl 7:30 p. m. by Rev. Dr. lioman, of DeFaaw University. Sunday school at 2 p. ra. Youasr people's meetia? Monday at 7:Cö p. rr.. Prajer meetlnz Thurcay at 7::0 p m. Ali invited. FOR SALE. fj OR SALL One fine draft stallion. R A LS TO 5 JJ L (. O. 15 'OU SALE-Piat:o. aliiiost new, at a sacrifice, f-M Mako f met. 2 nCl SAI.E-l'A RM - A bargain offered: ir.'j acres J of cood lasd, well Improved, for Sl,(0): sitvat d live miles west of YaudaÜA ono riorihwei of I'ttrtdovwi, ca the St. L., V. and T. II. HaUr :id. For dcyoriptlon addrrs J AliKLL. l!!itcv , Fcyette Cciinty. Illinois. c rrORSALE Tno thcr.5ind LaC'on'a par trees 1 cif e.ud two years oid ; they will Krowiaa:iy soil std any flimate; tbey b;In bearing when thrre years old, end wben stx to etit years old rar tea to fitieeu bushels portee: I have 2i4) trtes on my lattn, uer yhslhyvihe, two years o:d, öoing Sreiy: Ktnd In yoar o-ders early: will de liver in Marrh and April: terms reasonable. B. 8 ACTION, i-neihyviile. lad. 13 REAL EST ATI Li LOLIDA-Willltray? No killing fro s bl; I zaulf, rye OT.c tr tea. aria ; larjon briD:, pa1! coast, eeui of Dlctou, parchniM or 4.yjO,oOJ t rf S jvst oPi'iied to tt;e wor.d by s ea a: lir-t fi..s hot- Is Tropieal fruit- and vc-ieUbl-,s i av S t j 531.0 per tert- l'iusi t iled drcr ead of. ".er hualing uhUD jaiit li-hlu5. Henl'h. prsi-vrlty .i id i;a r.enK-'y p:t:'.:ab'.e lave.tuuut at br.to.a prico; f-r ai con htii't!! f r'ALiti:!. n .-thin fro h lu'tdiuv lot to 1 tXOt-'j seres of vir dn foil. (;tiP or .iead ft r r-ropc f: J, st'itu? ex:tl" wh it vmi Waat, i aa j"(u iaSntnce vipiul ir errj:;T:itiar? At'tnte v r: e 1 en rywhrr Jlo'vard M. Dwyer, Matibjit NorthwiPt Agency, 11" -Monn e street. Room Lhics'iO, III. " 7 II O TIC JL, W I K D 3 O 5.1 AND Hotel "WiEflSGF B,nim OfPcsIte U. Govtrnmaat Haildia. xpodt;oa üroutdi, Cr St. t!.ar!fs Aumic, ,(v Crlcanr. Li. This new cre?3nt Hotel snd UcF'anrnnt has the uo-ltia r.iproeiaents, contaiainc Gi s'eMn? j -;:riP, La? aeopadty for siociacr and f'.n.M;:is 1 .VOPcer le p'.T dev. is veil located, l-ot!i as for 1 tftith tad con venlcnce for t eor.'.e vi-ltin;: the p: eat world's xpritioa now diuj held nere 'l o lines cf cai pass t.e Hotel for con uwn i v ry rjinvde. Kates loth for liotei aiii Restaurput ies.cti.ible. JAS. Lf ON A P.D. GEO. M. TILTON, Wanfcgir of F.c&t.vjra:it. Manager of Hotel, 3RQWNIR6 & SLOAfi, AND P2ALEC;S !' fine FciIuSirv sni TeilDt Articles. Labia"?, Ccleate'c, Lnndbr's aad P'.cl veser's Fi-e Es tracts", Ofnnlne Irarort'J yrla-i and (.t-nra:n:loano, F.orida sr.d Lavend i r V'kPts, f '.vi Toilet frcapf end tpcn.'.Tootb, Hair. Cictfe 'r d Nail Brushes, and A articles wg.at:d fcr tlit toilet st the LOWEST FIGURES

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JZI. O. CcVAY, President, he pater upon which the fisatlael! print -

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VIT ANIED Wort by lir'-:lus ti!V;re-s A57 dress TAllJji:l.s to North New Jexy strpe ' 7 "VST" ANTED btti&tira by a rail-He-acvd I ly Vl copyist. Alire: WIDOW, Cl Souia Nj:U street. j i VX7 ANTED Wc-rk of any kind, by an ac iro. laV dustriou?. ekperiencid aud corapt it r.iu. D. riEACE, tare pngaa v Co. 2S WANTEI citation oa a faria, by a:rf;erlei.ced raan and wife. Kor iunher piruc ilrs addrtts W. t? S.ntincl oülee. WANTED Tcj sell a sccoud-haad e-.'ln. twer.ty-Sviiborse power (rortah .) HE 1IV BANDER;ON. Laelle, Madisoa Co.. Ind. 5 "ITTANTED A fpesition in real estate or isurance cf.iccf. fatilliar with tbe !-:?:: .t.. Moderate taltry eppected. IL N.. th) r:'..-.. 6 7ANTED-SIVL'AUON - An uphoV.cre.-. -i ftrt ciajs rrtAn, tboronj;h la ,1 hrArc i. fi.-is sitURliujj. Addresi A. VO'.D. ;li:i lie, Inj. t WANTED-A youn- tniii wo-iM ii'.e t do winiu.; aj höiiit-of cventnrs fr b i:nc n ci; ilrt c.a-s fjftreüccs. Addns M., ?e:r.i.ul Chic:. t 6 TT7 ANIED-Gjape v.ies to prune-: viacTarl, W f:t;it ir (ä r Kic tre s to tr;:n. Ai lr-s or epp'y to CHAf.Ll EDWAUDi, J-j We-t U a !iirs.i a tretu ' ." ' T 7 ANl'ED Situation in an :l.ce as pao-;ra f V phcr, aad 'Aj do oihr o:hce wori: fvi Lr8ii und fan Operate type-writer. Aii:ei C. MoRRlSüN, L-0 "ast Market slrcet. I i ANTi:D - SAuatioa by a youtrj; man twenty ' jearüof a? to lcara the hardware b:::aes. cither holcsalcjor reail; will do any ;.irt ot the wo:'i othird. iudre:s L.x To, H4ouir.::. ;d :e, lij. 7 ? 7 ANTED ?i.uat1cn riiher In dry tooJ or Vt f:ic(ery stcjre by a youns ra-ui. aeJ ivea'yto, with cne ,ye ar cxperi nee: ca civ 2 re 1 rerte. Arr'y rB F:at Kock, thclby Conatj. la tiara. IVx t ;'. I t 7 ANTEDV co':vtry: Khree jeirs" . tie Iru ri'.'-k i-j c t v or 1 . Ver rf Alat d vlllics to; wnrs; oth.: t abit: recr.,r.ei:dt!o: fron j-r.-ic-t t'iip'o; clrcs Loa 1 1. I'xJord. O. ; ANTED-tt-.r.mtrcis.l saK"su-.e:t tv::;nj th if cry F( ods;irai ia thr- U 1 11 an i.-cathera States ut i-azzj j:goCd paynijs'.de ii:,v ia ;:.'.p-.cs: s-'ij from 1 lMorrr'r.s. A't!r--.j fJAH-US 111. fciLRY --i AND .OM PA NY, 207 and Mnrre frtr'.et. Chicrtpo. til. ASvNOÜNCEMENrS. qno M ANCFACTCRERS A rare 05;vrta-iit7 J tunhf e or uase for a Urzaor yer-i. for Iho K 1'. 1 iny I.ulor Coaipaay, oi :l )-iti-r,ie, Mu- keKoa ouny. Mictiiaa. owns a lsr'C Lirees ciy l'Uijd.n, ,'Cxl00 feet, well lighted, ih'tmp; a-jd j'Ullcys fidl-lcnpih, with emiue-rco' 1 Cjxio 'ut: snpie boiitr an3 cniur: all in po;d rpiir; r 1 uy eronnds; coavenieut for water Bb'pracnt, ai d Hl-o aioaclde ('. and V. M. Ii. iiroa 1 tr' AtiretP, for piicc and ttrras, LOöl.it r CAIXH NLs'r, A?.cut. 1 TliO-E po'uj to licit ?prlrs tor r.e tr öTini-at cd syi-tids, fieet, KroliUa, ar.d ad cat-i::eou or Llood di'CR.'ts, tan be cured for oa? tail-! tne rt cf nu n h t Jp at the old ieii&!e ft.iaJ. 1 have lca lee "j ted here for twcuty-tlirce ye..rg, -tr.i xwix tl.c Gflvrhtp.:;e of Icrg :id utcts.!i..l 1 icrleuco 1 .a werrsnt n cr.re iu all fi .-es. -cz:.?.'. rrhoa ; tl ioii r U.-IK-, in their Mai?-, t iive".y iure I. C:i:ce' r.o::re. s a n .toO p. ra., i, Yirj'.ai 8vei".::r l!id!n.rf:itc!ik. Pit's s;nt v::t 1 !:!! tij.r.s f t tl 'tz boi. It. Ewiac. iiKNNiiri, fc.-.ctt.f-ij.r to FINANCIAL. A ON ÄY-At the lowed rate of luterovl J 7. i.VX ILLIAMö Co., aa J 4 V.utou i.o-. f. rno LOAN "c I-eac .f0 to I rut. o-i I:. l:i:i X f rolis Teat tsttte-. 11 EN 111" C'Jll eu.. IS I-iHTtiadale BkKC 0 -1 n0 LOAN roney with p'lvil'.e1 or T" "'MI rru-nt: te!-n. Teaonsb;e. TileH c. DAVds CO.. 7.1 la.-t Yrk. street. iLdiararm; 1 TO LEASE. ffH) LEAi-E Hotel, w;ti bar arf'vKc !: or 1 in'I lU.'A tup. r I'n'on D.7K)t; ail iisf.r-- f r sale. Addra HOTEL, tats. ontce n'.at ; i"."vl from Li' ik at the f-l!tr,virur prius 90 77c 60c 50c 9.t. r.a V ? v. .J r "r . 'ST Mfinitfiictxir-'.;.-. :?3 East Harylani 'Itras'.. vi U firnShed ty th'.a tJonaia?ELIJAH Iirj - hi,

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