Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 136, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1885 — Page 8

TBE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY 8EHTIWEL SAlURDAT MORNING MAY -16 1886'

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C3t3TZLJ3LI8IIEr 1853.) 1 3 orset Department. We call attention to THIRTYTWO 8TYLE8 OF CORSETS, many of which can be found only at our store. 1. RoEebud. 2. Elegant. 3. Conformator; 4. R. & G. "Moulded.5' 5. Dr. Stiong's Tampico. 6. Dr. Strong's Health. 7. Silk Fitting 8. The New York Store. , 9. "Ball's" Health. 10. Friend Relief. 11. Flexible Sides. 12. Nobleeee. 1 3. Madam Mora's Improved Duplex. 14. Satin Regalia. 15. Madam Foy's Improved. 1 6. Dr. Warner's Abdominal. 17. Dr. Warner's Health. 18. Dr. Warner's Nursing. 1 9. Madam Strong's Nursing. 'iO. Back Supporting. 21. Marquise. 22. Coronet 23. Patent Venus. 24. 550 Bone. 25. Marie. 26. Norma. 27. Barstogan. 28. Sarah. 29. Misses' Corset. 30. Young Lady's Corset. 31. Boston Comfort. 32. C. P. Corset. All the above named Corsets in all desirable sizes 'in White and Colors. Te also have Children's WaiEts in all nzes of the best makes. Ladies will notice that our Corsets are never displayed out oi the boxes, and therefore are always clean and in best order. Prices' Always ii Plain Fipres. MS BASSETT& CO JOS. A. MOORE, C4 ZJ. llarkot St., Indianapolis, Ind Interest allowed on deposits, In in ma of 15 and Upward. Money to Loan on Improved City and Farm Property In Indiana and Ohio. City, County and Town Bonds, and Purchased Honey Notes, bought and sold. No Joans made except inch aa are f ecured by first mortgage on real estate, with a large margin ci tecurlty. or by collaterals haying a market value. Foreign Exchange for sale on all parts of the rcrld. i. A MANUFACTURER'S " ENURE STOCK Of Jersey Waists, BOUGHT AT A SACRIFICE! Best Wo Havo Offered! It SI. SI 25, W $1.75, S2 and up, NEW PARASOLS 20 NEW STYLES! Not Shown Before This Season. A. DICKSOH & CO., TBASID PALACE. I 8 AT U HD AY, MAY 10. Or PICE J 71 and 73 T7est Market Street. SEMT1NEL TELEPHONE GALLS. Easiitsi Gfii re 164 I Editsrial Ems '291 OLD PAPERS. Good conditioned old papers for sale at this office at only 40 cents per hundred. CITY IN BRIEF. The sewer at Gibson's mill has partially caved in, making a dangerous hole. A valuable hone and buggy was stolen from Thomas Redding yesterday afternoon. As the monthly examination ot teachers would fall on Decoration Day this year, the County Superintendent! hate been directed

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to hold the elimination on Friday, the 29th. The trial of the prisoners indicted by the Federal Court Grand Jary will begin on Monday. Iter. George Booth will address the Gospel temperance meeting In Military Park at 4 o'clock tO'inorrow afternoon. Edward Kavanauh was seriously injured by the falling of a casting at Sinker it Dayls1 foundry day before yesterday. Marion Castle, No. 160 K. G. IL. meets at their hall exery Monday erening at 8 o'clock, instead of Thursday as heretofore. Doc Wilson has filed a complaint against Ernest Knodle under the civil rights law becauFe he was refused the privilege of playing pool in Knodle's caloon. J. W. Mellish, of this city, has been given ten days In jail on plea of guilty, in toe Federal Court, of passing a counterfeit dol lar. He has been live months in jail awaiting trial. Horace Wood yesterday recovered $175 before a jury in the 'Squire's Court, the value of a horse eold to the Independent Ice Company, and which dropped deed a few days after the sale. While elf aning a vault in the rear of 191 East Washington street yesterday, a quantity of counterfeiter's tools and some spurious nickels were found hv the workman. Tf

is supposed the tools were thrown into the I vault Dy Layior, woo was sent up sometime ago for parsing counterfeit nickels. Roberts Park Sibbath-Ecbool will give a concert Sunday evening, May 17, at 7:30 o'clock, consisting of recitations by Miss Kobinson, Stella and Nannie Tatewiler. Miss Nettie Johnson will &iDg a solo; cornet solo by J. B. Cameron; short address by the pastor, interacersed with good music. A gentleman of Louisville, Ky., writas to the Sentinel In very complimentary term of Postmaster Jones, who, after sending a letter to the dead letter office because it was not stamped, learned that the stamp had fallen off and wrote to the Department, haviEg the letter returned to the party for whom it was intended. The letter contained a $20 bill James Elder, of the Richmond Democrat; Charles Guynn, of the Covington Friend; E. J. Spence, of the Covington People, and J. L. McDaniel, of the Cambridge Cifcv Tribune, met by accident at the State offices yesterday. They looked with contempt upon the mint of money poured in upon th8 State Treasurer by numerous county officials throughout the State. Hist, the Oat! A young woman named Annie Hahm informed the police last night that she had seen a girl throw an infant into the vault in the rear of tha Dijon House, on SDUth Illinois street. The CCicers at once notified Coroner Stratford ;md h announced that he would investigate this moroiDe. A Sentinel reporter visited the Dixon House immodiately after hearing ot the matter, asd qaev tiorted the proprietor relative thereto. He eaid that if there wag a baby in the vault he did not know it, and attaching a long rope to a lighted lantern let it d?wn into the vault. The only thing that ever had p.e'sed life to be seen wc3 a dead cat, which reposed in everlasting slumber close by a pair ci very ancient shoes. This in all probability was wb;t the girl threw into thj vault. A Smelling- Accident. A wagon leaded with starch slop broke down yesterdsy morning at the corner of Mississippi and Herbert streets, one wheel having gene to pieces. Later in the day the owner came with another wagon and transferred the slop, after which the load wa3 arain left in the street while the broken wagon was hauled off for repairs. The amount of smell from the slop was sufficient to depopulate the ward. IIot to Judge a Piano. Every piano ought to be judged as to the quality ot its tone, its touch and its workmanship; if any one of these is wanting in excellence, however good the others may b?, the instrument will be imperfect. It is the combination of tnrse qualitie?, in the highest degree, that constitutes the perfect piano, and it is this combination that has made the Hazelton Tiano the choice of over 200 of oar best citizens. At Pearson's Music House, No. 19 North Pennsylvania street, they can be seen in all styles, and aro said at very reasonable prices and or? very ewy terms. 1! XW ßtyles Wall Paper. Carl Moller, 1C1 Eat Washington street, has elegant new styles Wall Papar and Window Shades. You can do better here than anywhere else in the city. ATLADIES Are invited to look at them. Also at the Handsomest Cheapest LACS CIllTlffi In tlie State. POLES FRO U 35c UP. Iu S. AYBES & 0.

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All the Novelties will be on display to-day. Also a big stock of Sun Umbrellas. The ladies are respectfully invited to call and see the display. S. F..WASSON & CO.

see our vmmr To -day for fine display of Francis Joseph Vienna Goods. 5o. 12 East Washington Street. Theo. PfaffliD. O. W. Williams. PIANOS,Largest stock of first-class instruments ever exhibited in tiiiKCitv. Term and prices beyond competition. Kaate and Hallet fc Davis Planes. Mat on & Hamlin and Story & Clark Organs. Theo Pfaiin t Co. "52 and 84 Serin FE!Mlf snia St. MR. KM IL LIKBLING'S PIANO RECITAL, Plaffl In fc Co.'s Music Hall, May 22d andJSJ. Hallet Si Davis Planes irill be ussd by Mr. Llfbling. AMPLE STOCK . BEST OF GOODS. Moderats Price 3. JAS. TS. Iii AY HE W, So. 23 West Washington Street. rr f C for 25 lbs. White Sack Rose Flour. I U $5 25 per bbl. for bet.t Flour. Guaranteed to pive satisfaction or money refunded. 6Kc per lb. for Klnean's Shoulders. l'5c for 3 Ids. choice f Jird. Ee per lb. for choice Raisons. 5c per lb. for Peeled Peaches. 15c per lb. for choice Evaporated Peaches, f c per lb. for New Turkish Prunes. 15 lbs Granulated Engar. SI. 20 lbs, -white Extra C Engar, SI. 22 lbs. Extra O Suar. Sicity Solicitors Edward Tompkins, Frank Ballej and Joseph Dunn. Send for Price List. M. M. WILLIAMS, 2 j3 Son in Illinois street. Telephone 675. HEADQUARTERS FOR Clear Pine Shingles. E. H. F.LDRID8E & CO., Camx Alabama aid Maryland Sts. A. CAYLOR, DEALER IN LAK ICE. Office: 40 North West Street. (Cor. West and Pratt 8tree;a ) Tolopliono O-dO.

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HIT TELE Pi! AIVX ELECTRIC CO. MANU FACTURERS AXD DEALERS IX rsi we Bells, Datte rifs, Wire, Botel and House Annnnt iators, L'urglar Alarms, Xcdlcal lotteries, Gas Lighting Ipparatus, Speaking Tubus, tie EOLTS MANUFACTURERS The Bennett Telephone Apparates. Ko. 12 Yinten Block, Opp. Potofiic INDIANAPOL I S, IND. MUSIC HOUSE, Still continue tha sate of First Class Pianos and Organs at unheard of bargains. No ona need be without an instrument at tiio unequaled prices ant! easy terms on wSilch theyara sold. Call, examine and be convinced. Most complete stock in the state to select from. 19 North Pennsylvania St. C. . BCMBJIDT, Brewer And Bottler ot LAG-EB BEER. Scute End cf Alabama St., PERFECTION AT LAST. THE CELEST1NA! The Newest and Best Automatic Musical Instrument. 03TXjY $13,00. With One Roll of Music CHARLES MAYER &C0., 2d and 31 West Washington St. BROWNING & SLOANS, DBTJGGIBT8, AKD DXaXXES TS Piae Perfumer? su Toilet Artiries Lnbln'a, Colgate's. Lnndhorg'a and Blcxsecaer fine Extracts. Genuine Imported Farina and German Cologne. Florida and Lcrender Waters, fine Toilet eoaps and Sponges, Tooth, Hair, Cloth md Kail Brashes, and all articles wanted for tbs toilet at the LOWEST FIGURES. Bargains! Bargains! Owlnc to our removal to our new place of bnsi-ncss-SO and 32 North Illinois ttreet we are offerlüg our entire line of Hanging Lamp. ChandelleiR and Lamp Trimmings at greatly reduced prices Thf te low prices will continue until about the Urft of May. Gasoline and Oil etores C.eaned and Kepaired. F. P. SrJlTH & GO, 37 Snt Jf erUlaa sac 35 Krth Illiotit. TELEPHONE 707.

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CLEARANCE SALE ANOTHER LARGE REDUCTION IN OUR PRICES! Va aro doterminod to close out all our surplus stock. and $10 CHAMBER SETS now reduced to $4.45, $4.95 AND $v5,50? And a great many other articlss in China and Glassware equally as low. DO NOT ffliss THIS Opportunity. C. SCHRÄDER" & BRO.P 72 and 74 East Washington Street.

GABFETS-TIie largest stock in Indiana. WALL PAPERS iStND DECOKA-TIOISTS-Tlie latest and best designs at the Lowest Prices. WIHDÖW SEADES-Tlie handsomest and conipletest line ever brought to this city. i tnO.CCO CURTAIN POLTWfilVKFf AWAY! To each pair of Curtains boacht f t my Cwrpet House I win give. FREE OF CHARGE, a finelv-triDimed Curtain role of KBONV, CUKRUY or WALNUT. r.I'ortieres, with Pole and trimmings complete, 5 1.2". Come and see.

FUR MI TUBS. It will pay to see our large New Line ot Bedroom Sets. We have a very complete lineof Fresh, New Goods, at prices that DEFY COMPETITION.

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THE PREMISES now occupied by us (47, and 49 South Meridian Street) have been sold, possession to be given July r, prox. This and other controlling considerations constrain us TO OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK of CARPETINGS, WALL PAPERS and DECORATIONS, DRAPERIES, etc., AT A CLEARANCE SALE, REGARDLESS OF COST. This stock, the largest of the kind in the State, is composed of the most desirable goods, embracing the latest styles and effects, provided for this season's trade. We shall name CUT PRICES, THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE LIST, LOW ENOUGH TO CLOSE OUT THE ENTIRE STOCK WITHIN THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS, and shall offer inducements not heretofore paralleled, with respect to these classes of goods, in this part of the world. To facilitate our object this great Closing-out Sale will be conducted at two stands, namely, at our commodious storerooms,

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And proceed without interruption until completed. See our goods and learn the nature of the bargains which this sale offers the public. Bear in mind too, that, in sales of this character, those who come at the outset enjoy the advantage of making their selections before assortments are depleted. S5TA11 sales for cash only.

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