Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 67, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 March 1885 — Page 8

LCC

i

u W STORE iC3?A.r:xiorxx3i iocs i

' r

I '

j 'the Sole Agency

-TOXLI'S

BAZAE

Glove Fitting' i PAPER PATTERSS. I ' I?errot Fitting. I Xuiiil' Uul;ritool. C2Evory stylo in every sizo noar In o:ocK.

PETTIS.BASSETT CEE AMOL A. Will calQ tbo dirirst fkinsoft. emootn and fair. Wrinkles," Moles, Freckles, fitttzun, ElaciheoGa, Piraple removed; Ficsa Increfel or KeJnced: Hair and Brows colored and restored j BaperÖnous hair permanently recoved. The development of the form a specialty. Ia tcrcsllzg circulars, testimonials, Scaled), 4c?ntJ Mrae. K.VKI.AKO, 2012 Lexington Ave., N. Y. City.

I JOS. A. MOOES, -Ol E. Market St., Indianapolis, Ind Interact allowed on deposit, in rams of 25 and upward. Money to Loan on Improved City and Farm Property In Indiana and Ohio. Cit7, bounty and Town lionds, and Purchased Honey Kote, bought and sold. No loans made except such as are secured by Crrt cortnsje on real estate, with a large margin ct security , or by collaterals naving a market Talne. Foreign Exchange for sale on all parts of the t:orld.

i THIS WEEK WE 0FFEÜ A LAKGE STOCK OF AND Hew Hamburg Edgings, C3Bc3t values wo have ever of. A. DICKSON &C0., TRADID PALACE. SUNDAY, MARCH 8. SENTINEL TKLEPHONE GALLS. Caaslarsi Office 16 1 1 Editorial Bqdi 291 HE SENTINEL AT NEW ORLEANS. To accommodate the throng from the ncxthwest who will desire to rtad their farcrlte home paper while attending the ,r7crloV Exposition," the Sentinel has been placed on rale In New Orleans at George F. TTnarton & Bra's, No. 5 Carondelet street, tstween Canal and Common streets. OLD PAPERS. Occd conditioned old papers for sale at Ciia ofice at only 40 cents per hundred. GTZ3? IN BRIEF. The Mechanic?' Savins and Loan Association of Marien County was incorporated yesterday. Capital stock, $100,000. Governor Gray yesterday appointed Dr. T7. A. Flitch, of Evansville, to succeed Dr. Comp ton as ft member of the State Board of JJtalth. D. a Wbittier, of this city, is said to have received from Kentucky on Friday a pair of the finect horses ever brought to this city. Toe animals are not yet four yean old, but have trotted together in 2:50. Daring the month of February the Home for Frlendleis Women received forty-six women and twelve children; sent oat to homes end friends twenty-six womea and twelve children, leaving in the home twenty women and five coildren. It la in straits now for means, and beDevolent-minded people can do a great deal of good by assisting this worthy charity as they are able. KINK NOTES. It is rumored that Mr. S N. Bannister is to take the management of Meridian Rink. Thera Trill ts en inttrestisz game of polo tomorrow evening at the Meridian Rink tstwcsn the Meridian and Halcyon clubs. The fourth fancy dress carnival of the seaera will take place at the Wigwam Rink on , Co 17th of this month. It will probably be tlo lilt of the season. Tha Wljwam Rink was crowded to overCrics at each cession yesterday. Saturday cilcrnccn has become almost exclusively "children's day" at this popular resort. Mr. Gecrrs A. Murray has severed his con 4 section TTlth the Meridian Rink, and there tie hundreds of people in this city who will tzy wnsn they bear of bis action, "I am ccrT7." Thb rink wm opened last Auguit, vjith Mr. 21. as its maaager, which position to his filled in a most acceptable mancer. He was highly esteemed by IiLj employers and exceedingly popular T7ith the patrons cf the rink. Mr. Murray is arciitnt, crrtinl and iclencsd teacher of tha art ef roller skating, a clever entertainer, C:ercngb in all cf the routine details, and ii ct all times a perfect jntlexnan. Mr. Marray h-3 net filly decided upon his f atnre tT-ni fcut thsuldjis leave Indianapolis the

DDI

CO.

ilewJeisevWaists

b'st wishes of his many friends will go with him. The rxanasement of th Wigwam Rtnlc promises to its patrons a scrips of attractions for next week that hoald satisfy all lovers cf athletic sport. Prince Wells, the champicn bicycle rider of the South, will enter into a speed contest with Mr. W -titer Dean on skates. Little wheels against big wheels will mate an exciting conte3t, and should draw large crowds. Mr. Wells will also etve aDjexbibition of fancy bicycle ridlnjon Wednescny afternoon, on which occss'on spectators will fcave an opportunity to fee one of the most expert bicyclists in the cauntry. The Board of Directors of the College Avenue Hink Association have engaged A. B. Cutter ss manager. The beard is to ba congratnlated upon their gaol fortune in wearing the services of so competent and sacoessfni a rink mansger as Mr. Cutter. It is annecfsssry to teil the skating public who Mr. Cutter is, es he is so well and f ivorably known, having been connected with the rink bn'Infpa for several years, and is one cf the ruost skilled instructors and expert skaters in tbe West. Mr. Cutter will give personal ir st'tjction and assistance to all desiring to learn tobtate. COURT-HOUSE LOCALS.

Divorce Day In the Courts Close of the Circuit Court Probate. Judge Taylor yesterday disposed of three divorce suits and two damage suits. The Mechanics Savings and Loan Association has tiled articles for record. Stock, 100,000. The Indianapolis Orphan Asylum bill for $2,151.23 ww patsed by the County Board yesterday. The divorce suit of Margaret Herring vs. Frederick Herring, was dismiesed in Poom 1 for want of prosecution. Jn?ge Taylor yesterday granted a divorce to Et en Birchell from Frederick Birchell on proof of cruel treatment. In the rait cf Carl Lindstone et al. vs. Olof P. Jensen et al. the iury in Room 1 yesterdoy returned ajverdict for plaintiffs for $200. Judge Howe refused to grant divorces in the suits of Lizzie Dunham vs. Janes W. Danham and Klwood Mitchell vs. Kate , Mitchell, Hiram A. Haverstick has eivea $2,000 bonds as guardian of Walter Barr, son of Kufus and Mary Barr. It will be remembered that the ward a father committed suicide last July, after trying to kill his wife. Stephen K. Fletcher, administrator, yesterday recovered judgments in fireclo3are3 against Magie Marsh and others for $183.07; against F. J. Prail and others for $182.93; nsrast J. L. Motheishead and othera for SlCG.77, iu Rcom 3. Motion was made yesterday by the attorneys for the Big Four Read, in the suit of David D. Long, administrator of the estate ol Charles Compton, deceased, vs. the C, L, St. L. ar.dC Ilosd, for damages for judgment on the verdict f:r the defendant. PJainttff was awarded heavy damages by tb.9 jury on the trial. Judge Walker has taken tbe matter under advisement. The divorce suit of John W. Resner vs. Cynthia llesner was called before Judge Taylor yesterday. The defendant is the won. in who has "figured as the relatrix in two or three paternity suits, the last of which was against a bov of sixteen years of age, who was lu the Refcrrn S:hool. Her reputation was shown to bs very bid, and the divorce was granted on proof of ada' tery. A compromi? was effected in the case of Jobn Jenkins vs. ths Western Union Telegraph Company yesterday, and the suit was dismissed. Jenkins sued for failure to send a dispatch as he had worded it to a friend in Howard County, inquiring about the price of watermelons on the track during fair time. Because of the improper sending of the d'spatch no answer was received, and Jenkins was put to extra er pease. Judg Ayres yesterday wound ud the business of the Circuit Court for the present term. A large number of small matters were called up and disposed of in various ways. Among other matters the commissioners appointed to count the billots in the contest tuits of Wright vs. Reveal and Smart vs. Miller put in their claims for 12 daily fcr the services rendered, they arguing that, as tbe law provides for $3 a day, and they counted for two cases at the same time, they are entitled to wages for full services in each case. Judge Ayres took the matter under advitement. OUR COLORED FRIENDS. Tev. Jcseph Esll has left the city. Mr?. William M. Carter is con va'escent. ' Jefferson D. Porter has returned from St. Louis. Thomas Bransford has gone to Washing ton, D. C. Professor George F. Hopkins has returned fo Chicago. William Thomas is confined to his room at the Park House. Rev. John H. L. Sweres left the city on last Thursday for St. Louis. The Evangelist, Mrs. Lydda Scott, will preach at Allen Chapel this evening. Rev. T. T. Ford, of Rockville, will preach this morning at Shiloh Baptist Church. Revival ssrvices commenced at Corinthian Baptist Church on last Monday evening. Central and Trinity Lodges of F. A. A. M. will give a grand eatertalnment on the -Uh inst. Rev. Leroy Redd, of the Christian Church, :'e conducting a series of meetings in Kentucky. Miss Bell; Harre y, of Muncie, is the guest cf Mis Eila May Hill, So. 10 West Pratt street. Mrs. Anna Mai-tin, residing at 173 North Misfonri street, is lying very low with the contnmption. Mrs. Lizzie Hopkins who has been quite ir disposed is improving to the gratification of her many fnends. The Odd Fellows' sermon delivered by Rev. E. W. S. Hammonds is spoken of in commendable terms. Tbe city school-teachers contemplate organizing an institute for mutual improvement in the industrial arts. Abribara Lwis, the ased father of Samuel and Jetie Lewis, is seriously ill at the family residence, on Fourth street. A Union 8nnday-school has been established on Hillside avenue, which promises an abundant field ol success. Sacramental services will be conducted at Allen Chapel, this evening, for the benefit cf the new converts to the faith. Rev. William A. Alexander, Tailor of th Ninth Piesbyterian Church, has tendered his resignation to take effect in the near 'future. Alferd Taylor, who has been very ill for the last two months, is improving, and hopes are entertained of his speedy recovery. Peter Williams, the venerable barber at the Bates House, is unable to attend to his business on account of a felon on hit thumb. The committee having in charge the programme of Garnett Literary have arranged an excellent list of exercises for to-morrow evening. Reuben Gibbs, a well-known resident, died on last Sabbath. The funeral services took place at the Vermont 8treet Church by a large concourse ot beloved friends.; The many friends of Mrs. Marian Meyer wIU regret to learn of her recent illness which cam es her present confinement to her residence at 423 North New Jersey street. The Lone Star Literary Club, of Christian Chapel, in Committee of the Whole, discussed the question, "Resolved, That amalgamation enould le discouraged," which,

after -a Jngthr debate, was finally decided in the affirmative.

Mrs. Julia Courtney, of Crawfordsville. is being entertained by her dauzhter, Mrs. James H. Themas, on First street. John Shepard died at his residence, No. 41 Rhode Island street, on La Monday and was buried on the following Tuesday. Art Dieplay. Mrs. Culbertson't art display at tbe Denison Hctei is highly creditable to this lady artist. During the past few days large numbers have visited the rooms devoted to the display, and the general comment has been cne of satisfaction and pleasure. Mrs. Cuibert son's origir ality and mastership cf coloring are apparent in all htr studies. Sie is aleo particularly strong in lighta and soadovs. as well as perspective. Som of the landscapes exhibited were executed by her scholars, and are only surpassed iu artinic study and breadth of style by these of the guldmg geuius herself. A. Oaict Affair. Lady Friend I was surprised to Ieara nr your marriage. I saw no mention of it in th newspapers. Blushing Bride It was a verv quiet affair: a new hat from Ryan. The Hatter, half a dozen ke3 of lager and & few sky rockets from the roof. Mamma's health, you know, is far from robust. Spfing importations of foraign fabrics arriving daily at Egan Sc Treat's. Very desirable patterns are now being shown. Mr. Will Peele. Chief of the Bureau of Statistics, bad a full restoration of his upper teeth by the No-Plate Method, or artihcial teeth without a piate. He considers them of great value to him. Other references giyen st CGj j Fast Washington ttreat. A Good luventuieot. Ton can save at least 23 per cent, by getting jour hats and caps at the Model Clothing Company. Best oyster stew at Schaffner's. TXIC SLAlUKi hit ;o.N i lNL'ED. Clothluc Offered far Little or Nothing. Tbe great sale of the I 75 suits, worth by the Meridian Clothing House, will continue a few days longer. This is certainly the biggest drive ever offered by any Indianapolis house, and so far discounts all socalled bankrupt prices that they need not be mentioned in tbe same day. A full and heavy line of spring goods are now in, and fcr quality are equal to custommade. Ihty are the best goods in this or anv other market. Tho prices at thU establishment can not be beaten in this city or elsewhere, and it will be a great saving for anv one who will tske the time to v2it this store, which is half a square north of tho Unloa Depot, 120 and 122 South Meridit n street Rp ovstr Rh Vajeu & Wew," HhkI war, ' Are still Felling goods damaged by fire at very low Trice; also, very low prices on all Staple and Miscellaneous Goods. Ail goods as low or loer ttian can be purchased from any otner nouse In the city. Call and get copy of their Illustrated Cataloguethree hundred and fifty pa&ee recently issued, VAJtN Ji HE A'. C4 Fast WasMnzton Street. OPENING! SP1G DRESS GOODS AT AYR THIS WEEK. Many Beautiful Novelties are now ready for your Inspection, Comprising tho Latest Ideas and Colorinqs in Vool and Silk Fabrics. You are cordially Invited to look at them. Dress Making Rooms Open. Special March Sales! Jerseys, JMiisliii Unelerwoar, ilLprons. BIG BARGAINS. L. S. AYBES & GO. 05. B. Pattiei going to Now Orleans can find what they need la a Light Wrap, in our Stock. SEW EHBROIDERIES ! fa Mti and Linen Trimms! AT WILLIAM HERLE'S, No. 4 V. Washington St. Established in 1801 A "Tip Top" Nickel Stem Winding Watch for 4.00 A genuine Waltham open faced stem winding American Watch for lO.OO, ATBUM & wm 12 East AVaohinQton Street.

mi

THE

MECHANIC'

Iq addition to the $6 and $10 suits advertised during tho week, we will place on sale to-morrow morning two !lines of first class Union Worsted Suits, equal to those sold all' over for $8, at the Wonderful Low Price of

Four Dollars, as long as these last, will buy you a Good Looking, Durable Suit. Now is your chance to get one.

SPR NG

Nothing is so well calculated to withstand the injurious influence of our changeable climate as aSpriDg Overcoat. If you want a good plain serviceable Overcoat, $5 will buy it. At $8 we have several lines of .Handsome Cassimore, beautifally made and trimmed. At $10 and $12, we show Splendid Cssimeres, Corkscrews and Worsteds, while the Magnificent Garments we offer at $15, $18, $20 and $22, are perfect specimens of the tailor'siart. We are daily in receipt of large lines of our New Spring Goods,, and will soon be ready to show by far the largest assortment of Spring Clothing and Furnishing Goods for Men, Boys and Children, overj seen in the West. Large Shipments of Hats are coming in every day. We guarantee to save ou at least 25 per cent on either the Low, Medium or Fine Grades of Hats.

M

Clothing

A Larjn in- Gt wrus' SOL GOLD CHAINS i At Reasonable Fricas. j JAS. N. MAY SEW, 4 JERIIEB, 5o. 23 17. Wasb. si M Si! 91 and 96$. PEHJItVAJIl 1 1XT 3D X -A. 2XT A2? OIjIO Scle Agents and Bottlers of Philip Best's BrewingCo. WELL-KNOWN MILWAUKEE BEER. Also Spencer, McKay & Co.' Piitaburg Ale Teleptcne No. 753. . rv ctg for 25 lbs. White Rose Flour. $lg per UUbbl for Beit Flour. Guaranteed to glYC ffttlsfact'cn or money reiunded. i eis Jor 3 Ihr. resell Preserves. .5cts lor 3 lbs. California Aprlcot. 7.' lor H bbl. Nevr Crop Family White f iej. 25c tor 1 pal. choice Uomen Syrup. 1 25c lor 5 Jtt. New English Cnrranw, ? 'c for 5 lbs. Nevr TnrkLh Prunes. '2c for 8 lbK I'iel's Starch. 25c for 8 lbs. Pried Snpar Cora. 25c for 8 lbs. Choice Raisin?. 4Cc per lb. for Best Cncolored Japan Tea. 20c per lb. for Jocd Tea. 5Cc per tot, for Corn, roc per doz. fcr Puccotath. fOc per doz. for Peas. 6Cc per doz. for Lima Bean. JOc per dcz. for standard Tomatoes. 40c for 3 cac best Table Peache. l.rc for 1 lb. Eakin Powder. :5c for 4 lb. Choice Carolina Elce. $1 for 15 lbs. Granulated Sugar, tl for 18 lbs. White Kxtra U öugar. tl for 20 lbc Extra C eucar. 5c for 1 Bar of B. T. Babbit' Bnao. lt)STAL ORDERS DELIVERED. M. M. WILHAMS. 302 9. III. St. Upp. Xo. 4 Engine House. WM. GUNN, IPXjTUMIBICI?,, FITTBB No. 7 Virginia Arenue. riRST-CLA3 WORK AT BOTTOM PRICES, .Telephone No, 499. D .A. BOHLEN SON, ARCHITECTS, CS Eait Watilcgton El, KDIAH APOLIS, MDL leoepncne 7i.

Irate Boli'Cfl.

$ OPPORTUNITY

ifayyD

OVERCOATS.

E

T

Com pany. E-HIVE 73 Pendleton Vveivio. M. S. Hney & Sos, Mamraclurtrs and Dealers in Doors and Sash, Framo Lumbor, Shingles, Etc. All Manufactured Work for Exterior and Interior Furnishings. CITY USDERTiKlXG R009S now oi'isrv, 66 North Pennsylvania Street, Opposite Grand Opera nouse. H. W. TÜTEWILER, IVr-A-Xtf-A. 3-3311. n.First-clas throughout. Reasonable prices, jelephcne FooroF, 411. Telephone residence, 411. COAL OIL ENGINES. In operation at tl Wert Maryland. Drtren Well ß tore I and 2 hone power. Safer than coal oil lamps. K. B. KO USE. state Asenl .... . ......... ......

MI

Mi a

SP

SPOT

The "Bee -Hivel

PET Hints fcr the thrifty; points for

of tits inducements offered in the different Depart

ments of our Store: Velvet Carpets - Five-Frame Body Brussels - Roxbury Tapestries - - - - All-Wool Ingrains Good Ingrain Carpets .... Window Shades, -with Fixtures complete Dado Shades, 7 ft. locg, with Spring Fixtures Lace Curtains fiom -

WALL Brown Blanks - White Blanka Flats. Gilts, an Elegant Line hBee Im

1 1A

I W. Comer of WasMagtoa M MerMiaa Sti j

T

SPLEP

To Have a Reputation for Sqaare Dealing, j Our frequent advertisements of actual barcrains in Slices never fail to liK.v

rcense f ttronage in the succeeding days, V 0 demand for the advertise! art:cks ilybKtirg when replaced by & similar inducement in a different department. Our mhoI is to have a stanainu attraction so arranged, that in turn each department i represented. We place on special sale To-Mcrro'.v and Tuesday aline 'of La'ici' Kid Koots a:;, a lot cf Ladies' Fire Kid Ssndal Slippers, made expressly for' ou' ret&il tride. Kftlo!- arc guaranteed geed quality, atd the reader is assured they are fully one-thirt-'i ess thin usual ci?y prices. , ' I LflDlEfc' KID BUTTON, Opera-tce,'Worked Button- QQJ LADIES' KID SANDAL SLIPPERS, Sewed, Light- C- !qQ

CMcago

S23 "West W

W. C. WHITEHEAD. (Eetatllsncd 1STC, liCWKilar. WHITEHEAD & WRIGHT 6UCCESSOKS TO LCWIR St WHITKUEAD, I Branite Monuments, Vaults, Statues, Etc., Artistic, Perfect, frea Orlgls&l Usljrn, erected everywhere, direct Trim qvrr!et. Coif allatl i t?ellc!if 75 East Marlcct ötreet. tI AIVA.lOIIH, irl. I

THY BSYGE'B I

P

atent

aaciinie

WJJ. I. EII'LEY.

Undertakers, Funeral Directors

VISJl) r A. CTI CAL IC MC V rTVI ISitH. CS?Firat-clcsj fittcsdanco &t low prices our motto.

Ottice and AVarerooma, Nos. CO and Tol Dliono TVJTo. 831

m

HIT A URGE AD I01G ESTABLISHED UOUSI;.

I am now showing Kcw and Beautiful Designs in CARj'ETS, BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRIES, VELVETS, f.10QUlrTES, EXTRA-SUPERS, Etc. (n Hemp and Cheap Carpets in unequaled stock. I ThRfiß arn all iiiftt rpreivfiH fnr Snrinn and Summnrjlrarin.

and bought at the LOWEST PRICES the MARKET HASiEVER TOUCHED. No Qoods that have been drawn throuQh a coal ca$t, ""X7"o H Pa-nn-pQ of the Moat Elegant Patterns VV dll JTciptJl ö ,ßVflr brouaht to this cify. la over 20 years experience i have never before succeeded in Getting so thoroughly satisfactory a line of designs. Come and inspect them. Nobody importuned to buy. i I have matio largo aMüitions to my Special Rug Department. In LACE CURTAINS and DRAPERIES of all kinds, I sh:V the finest and most complete stock ever seen In this city. 9A 11 ihcie goods es:d exceedingly cbean, without any PETTICOAT LANE mei cd ttinz UteJ tOuu it.'

ALBE

o)' . mm itw Hin

STORE.

the judicious; a fow txjmDles ViSc 7c )2c Oc oward iöc lOc - fi 1 2 15hd 20 r e. FHlPJG an im01ÜB8 1 slairj gton Stroot, reaa. 5 ELIJAH UELAES. t I 02 West Market St,uear Ütlinois 5 AUL T o i b

75c 1

Shoe