Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 October 1884 — Page 1
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INDIANAPOLIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER S, 1SS4.
KS^Adrertlaenenu, to teonre insortlon upon tb« Mune day. moat be handed In at the countIn* room before one o'clock.
WANTED—FEMALE HELP.
■yyAirrnu—©tfl; 172 Borat IlitooU tt.
•^|y ABTKU-acod Herman fji, eu Nurta boo*# ^y^ANTBJ^-Olri for cecera! booiewor*; 300 North WAHTkD-Oood WMherwoman. 134 WorUj Penn eT tylranla re. - TXJ ABTElI—Ctrl at 24* &ouUi Emit tt. for «enera' yy bonamrork. LIL.
\Ai A»T*u-4*in a( t»i Para ave.; unau yy goof wa«re« -
VFl
toiiiy;
11*
rTEO-iuuueaJate/i, exjwri-noea cook; I'ii Kaat Ohio «. e tT ii/aUTKO—flood girl to cook ana do oongework.
W *» W«t Wfamm »u
«7a«»TKD-a flr»t-r.iM« ghlrt roiuaer, apply l§0 Vy Bonn P-l*ir«r« »t. tx_ tl/ aW'ryi*' T*ro»ir « p-:rn.ai.eni employment, at VY 73'. Bortli Delaware it. eoi W ANTEn- Olrl for general nooaeirork; good W WIKH paid; 415 Broadr ay. 11 yirASTBD—i ylr! at 407 College are.; a p-rma-Vt Lent tiotne for a good elf. o or «a/ABTKU— i wo good watherwomen. Cl.U.ni yy laan tty, Tf wr-mr Inlno'e g'. t »!/AN TKi*—a rn for general hougewort; good "y ygge>. .41 North Ajaoama >t. Itt \JL7 ANTK14—A competent girl ror genrral hoato. yy yror* - apply 2*> Nortn aiahamg «r. t_ CA, ANTE »—win for grnrral hongeworg am wart]. yy lug; Orrman prefemd f.t Nortn Ka«t«>, e tr XjCrANTED-Oood gtri for genera, nouiewora: call yy at «* Hortn Illlaotait.: reference regetred. t TETANTED-A good girl; on* ttm otidentana§ y y cooking: at Cha« Polnnr'i, : t« Indiana ave.e tt 4e/ gUkTKlV.fitrl at it #>»i g)a Ket •!.. who anderyy itandi kitchen work and warning. Immodlatelyt
'•yyr ANTED-a rood glrf to do^waahlng^lronuj
VlT ANTKU-A rln to do general not DEVft r*f» ren."M; apply 91 Welt Vt
ti;
▼▼ •worlr ,h#*f
»ort; must lont »t. 11'
■cjnwTTMQccd womnn (or «tr*a«»rail qouwmrt rtty llfEtta ^90 N. it . Um
ANTfcD-tilrl for gtineral tonaewo
rk, waanlng
Ml Coilereav* 11]
I’enngyieanla au
At M(t Morin Delawarer., good cook, .nd Ir^ner- family o' 4, Brat c aaa place rea to flrar ei»a« r’ri. •'
W ANTBD-MISCELLAN EOT. 8
■*17 aNTKi>—$5 for a foil get of teetiTat Nlcnou*’', W gTu w. Market at • offlce open at all henra. e it
VV Cc T P^U~ WIlagroonaTodr Fefloarg hlocK. toi ta.’ ajiTKD—lee H- 8 Huey A Son'a tdn '
on another parr, or earn,
i another parr, or
door* and
w B^'agTu'rd rxx
FOB BENT-BOOMa
^}K)K KENT—Kooms. *? North Mlar’selpp! at. JjHiE KENT - rornlaned tr jcfr j .mL -s- W. uhloTT 170P. KENT—Kooma. cheap. Addreaa' 1! A. N-wa -T office. e tt
■entaement, I TtOK KENT-Very aeairalue »:ng> r ■ . 21.' North blind* ol i , L Alabama it. <_• » ,- *
ANNOUNCEMENTS 'Kk Van Pelt'a hour price* under need ot Mamed.
T>A BDt.O IKs on pa> itH n’s.
1> V ■ r
M athtcgtr n at.
■1 El>—la borrow|h/lfor S tccnttiaor t year: T y pay 10 per cent, ’p arvaoee B h H, Neaa ao* VL AN rltD—To trade bo-jo rent* proper r I jT ya. yy cant lot north Krewion & Co .10 Circle n.u
AA^YeD—Thr Indlina^’"-ntai Cohege^wlll opes tkf AJNTEi^-UII palntl *a, largeat *tec!c. on payVy manti Born A Co , y; Kaat Waahlngum it. nor
VV^^g^T^.er.:
ice pau for aacondlir Man.ave.) oal
e w,. g
170K KENT—4 elegant room*, commonicaung. 5i*
r Indiana aye, th a
UOK KENT—Elegant room, with batu. IS North
r. Tennesaee at. e or w.f.a
LXlB KENT—Nicely fumlaaed room, cheap. 15 Kart J New York at, f_ CHlK KKNT-bula-of unfuraJUie* room-. A'A Eait
m Washington *t. eot
|70K KENT-EurnUhed rooms, at roaaoaab> price*.
r Si Ea«t Ohio at. 1 tt
17011 KENT—Koomr, aultabie for hooaekeeplng.
r fe2 Kaat St Clair ay a z
JHiR KENT—■- •■rpt-.g rooma. for gentlemen, cheap.
Boru a Co. »1 E.
tit i
Af A. K. THOMPSON, arttat, i.aa r^aio.e.1 to i' 1 h'j N, lliln• ‘lat. a "t
KAN K !N. arm be pleaaed to receive her
i New .I.Tiev at. .• tit*
S*S II ISKBffl.
frier dr at 36S North
f 4 CD ulcer*, bloc A/Dr. Den ire-Wail
'I’l'AD M. SI L\ kNS. 14. D , physician an- r utnI in otr. u >nd rerDPnee. S N-lerrey «t o i t» ID EK liarnum. hefcre putting in your wood and coal C? for the winter Yard* 471 K. MlchUan and ;<1 K
Market. Telephone VK
'PUE Porter Cailetg will b I Utlaeven'ng b) D. J.Br Shoe store. »' 5s Indiana av<
gan and 1* 1
t_* ' tendered a receptloc .rntn, of the Clncloaat
Mr. Blaine's Trip Tlironsli the
Tuscarawas Valiev.
XXJ ANTEIN—All WDo w ih to ae I their prooerty 0 -* over Pfaffiln'a ha i t_ W aee W. K. Mick A Co.. M Kaat Market at ; L’DK KENT—Mcely rumlahod rooms, to acceptable cash enitoBera wahIn*. (a)’* oa I T names. M Fletcher ave to a
IIOIBK A sKO . wholesale dealera tn Hour, meal IV and feed, commlsncn and gram. 72 South Dem-wa-e rt, Indlanap'dlr. Telephone -■ th a J7UNKKAL DIKECTOKS and embalmer*. Kreg' V A W auae.tt. Telephone. Open day and nig
it. Carriage* for
cash cnatoBien wal. In*
aa/ aj< iwur—For a apeciaf cash euuooner. a realw denee north or northeast worth from |3,0Wto 17 000. Arbuckle A Dla', i; Hast Harket It. I t VI/ANTED—To tradei’a few yery fine farm to W trade for city property In Hendrick* and Sullivan count le*. Krewion A Co .10 Circle it. 1*
§70K KENT—KumUaed neim*. ladles preferred. J2 Inquire 7SI South UlinoU t f70R RENT-2 nicely fnrnlaliad room*. 1 front and JT 1 back. 84 East New York *t. e tt, I
on ea*y
ave . rear rr ~ANTE
0 *e.l a new organ;
or hot an and buggy an part nay. and oa thly paymenu; call 181 Mauacht
will take boar
date tuett*
1 ot
|7t>K KKN I —rrrnrnlrne.1 and r mite or Ilngle 128 East OhI
r. ruiaaed roo
m», et
e g
L' O Ilf KEN T— t um aluai rooma. to gei w lacy. Icqnlre 264 South Illlnoi* *t.
1)1/ANTED—Hoarder* at the Pyle notuw.'« ■lort.n Vt Meridian »t: transient rate*, f. and |l.5fl per j L lay. tingle and mite* of roomu, special rate* to ! A
I7<>h KENT—2 nicely furmined room*." for
r men; rent cheap. 117 Nortn
ntleman a'd
77 North Delaware it.
partle*. 7 'AiL lee Ma.au <! Mat . read- past, pr
"2 for 25 eta.; works eba
b’c
010
y and night, eddlng* and
av 1
A Lfller from thf Safe of GffyitoneIt is Considered a Wet Blaskrt in New York.
^nt, future
)i»T8 -ip i*iy rnir- ; bUNtneM ftlvi: •
1 IV
?OK KKNT- Fumlibed -
East at. nfani!»h«d roon
rm*.
!*ge». bring* b»' k at>»er.t lo given. t,75 Wc*t Vermont at.
r piIK bfflc< of I. 8. iking A Co., room ! iial 1 block, will bn*, sell or trade In b- sen certlllr.ate*. ll will he to the •h ere*', of ul. 1 ested local: Immediately and fee laem. T OTTA. the chili* elate writing medium, r Ij Independent aiate-wrltln* on top of tab
1 at all I hi eg, 1 he to pencil, at 9 Kill
Dn
bans lub r-
_!
can get
day;
famille*.
irnlehed or nnfarc!»bed ioott,*: re- He ir own *iat ftrence* rtqulred. 118 N, Mlgalaalppi, u ot-w f.i
VV (l^hnii^'t'o be n^Lf'c'o.t every afternoon except Saturday and Sunday. A n a hReg, 19 North Pennay) vanla it, lx >k/ ANTED—B d* to f«rn!«b and lay :d0 faet " yy Clan »ton : llagelrg 15 lineal feet 0':* In-b *tepe. 34 feet regular curbing, itate wna: kina of gti ne W M HaaC’, <2 Ma**achn<etl*ave *
LOK KENT-FurnlBhed roe A wltn cr without board
LVdK RENT—1 or l rooms, Mng’iC or en au'te, in deP Blrable location. 811 Kart New York it. ti * L** I It KE.nT- Fumlani d or uufurntiberl front roo*!*.
r 17S North Penniylvaula *t, opp. the L'OK KKNT—Furnished room; prh P tral location. Add revs A 11. Ne
'"m*. on gri.und door. | C) 8 'll K lno'J aud^b Nori^Ti 11n^i'l*nen?y priwth S4 Kaat Ohio at. t . feather man In the •tate, la cleaning largeat plume*
J for 25c, coloring, cnrilng itnd n a ly for the hat; t! >- 1 IM . don't pay fancy prices, but go to the only rei'a- ! hie place In the *tate. J. J. Irwin. tin
park, e hr
rate family: c<'n. w* offlce. 1 tt
FKATHEKE—Charles t able*, tee o» ',rlcfi r dyer, has removed from Stewart Place
W a terlal, at Indian* Decta 1 Co lege. i» Nortn Pennayiv»nla*t. Kxiracilrg free; open from . to 3 p. m., daily except Satnrdar. l*
Pennayiyanli \kj ANTE*/ yy wa'iftTtti
and lugheH w»t w« aKTud—««in to
Addrea*
\fj AN I KI*—J lane*. 5rg» ui ano floe wood work »f yy any kind to point* and no'si at good as new. 6y a superior pr' ces*: W" will call and do the wort • Ithout removal of fu-nlture, e'e, Address G C. Thr ma* A Co , room 21 Baldwin Monk. t
lV/ ANl'ED-for TT Arbnckie’s 1
have anme ox: erience ano C< nfai-ticneiy. New* offlce
wuri ■lenc
unory. must ig to work.
»pf>ly refwrwncft. r : S T^m 1 >»♦
IltHif
\\[ AWTKD—iHn or wauian for nouAOWoria; lbu«• * >▼ Im» good watii* r ard ironcr, and fair coon•mail fauilis and good w»gen side intranet', 13 Indiana av«. t
■ want in
_ , ,_rgal,30c. c «. «t Van Pelt, 39 North Alaoaa*»’r.
W/ ANTED- Madame Ciemmia, fortune teller, tell* y » pen. nrenent and future, work*charm*, cauaea
back ahasut lover*;
*h any under-
L'urv kkN 1 — 1 newii turnlahed front room an l one £ hack room; very clu ap. I /3 Kaat tialo at a n* I70K KKNT—Handsomely fu-nlshed front r-xim; £ reterences required, hp.i K New York st. 1 ua |70K KKNT- Furnished and onfurnlabedTootn*, r w'th or without board '272 South East at. e nt ITOK KKNT—Nicely furnlahed frent room, for gen12 tlemcn. Inquire 4 North Pennsylvania »t. t 17')P- KKNT—1 nicely furnUhed front room sec m l J. floor, for 2gentlemen; S6South Tenneeseeat. 1 fOK KENT—Rooms, ccnirauy locati I; low rent T a * C K. obBln A Co.
f \STKIC1
feather dyer, has removed from Stewart
to 74 North Pennsylvania at-, opposite Grand Open home, and Is prepared to do coloring of the tame
Our prices are the lowtee superiority of our
tore. e z
home, and Is prepar' d t high gmde on fhor* noi eat, taking In considers
work over all otto
Wit,
Vbjl that
AMI'. AM1K, Clalrvoyaic
ha* coint-. Madam Amle,' tin
t. from the south. She
'V ps-t, present and future, weedy marrtiigea, and brings *be gives chan* of luck to ace
taking In borlne**'also ot stolen good*. She u 170 We«t New York «t.
J70K KfiNX-i
£ window, ga*. grt
medium. Bhe
in deiebrafeil clair- I
' south. She Is the heat clairvoyant I
ever traveled She brings the eet-arand to- | r. traces th- lost or stoleo. gives tne name tn , full of ihe one you ere to marry, gD ea charm* for | lock or love, dever! vs the feeling* ot absent lover*. Pot It 1 • 2 co men. Call and ccn»ult the madam
'.s.iNotCi DciawtresE J jKSIKING 'o :ncr-a»‘- the nun.
1 at
««53rsssp,| K^XTZFVSSSS'X -
it rooms,from 13 : will be made.
e give* chan* of luck to accompllah any undu--laklug tn botlne**'also give* InformaUon about lost stolen good*. She may be consulted by calling at
170R KENT—Finely furnished front rooms, fro J to tl2 pei- month, for gimp*. 17* K New York.
» Ot
W n^SrrV^h^u^.l, a<cr\ neat norse fir* ah with rood referenda Katnloyment office. 42 Non.n Itelawap* st. s * IE/ ANTED—A good Oe-rrivn woman. 23 or 30 year* TV old. for general hoorewnr*: must he a good W«*her*'d l-'on ■* good wai>»»-2V«W New leraey - M aAiANwwo c»ui atuaViAb auib, crocueH or no *y fancy wo.-k to mak-i goods for our trade at their home'in city o- eouatry: $5 to HO weekly easily ma *e at our buslue**: good* sent hy mall any dlstancii sen t ten can 1 s, silver or stamp*, for sample,
D Mfg- CO.: 285 Sixth
o uo m.w,f
FOB 8ALB-BBAL ESSTATB 17OR SALE—Homes and lou la all part* of the city. I ur z do* A. Moo'e, 31 East tlarkct «t, 17' B BaLK-Two lota on I’.e l-4i‘nta1nestri;et, »ontn F 01 E'gliih street, cheap, easy term*. C. E Collin & Co. 1 o 17 < - , l < hAI-fe—Thtee beautiful lot*, corner Co'lege J aid Lincoln aves., at a bargain, for a few days. C. E. Coffln & Co. 1 o
till b<
Wan
tor cacn k C •
«3 Pi
ocr of consnmers irk at :5c per foot,
pipe, n
box. No charge for jolnrx
I70K KENT-Furalsned end unfurbisnedfront room*: J also liansltat lodging 22 Grand opera hoise bIock!
I7OK KENT—fculle ot unruruu. JT newly papered, and 1 furnlshe
Ohio it.
ueo trou, ro*m *. bed room. 74 W
I70It KKNT—Very deMrsble rootn*. F unfurnished, single add en eul Meridian st
1 We.
I n' furnished and 1 le. 279 North'*
■ st
i.os—Hoaso of *ix rooms. Id per an eltiOtal room, li per annum; bathr ::r annum; water closet, f.i p<:r annum waur pure wk: better than wells. For
alteraliotia, addlUons or offlce for blanks. India;
Fennsvlvanta «r
new wo-k,
extensions please call at tue
Water Co., 28 Eou.n
anapoits '
|7GK KKNT—Choice front rooms, with meals; I £ tion desirable; references required. 274 N
Alabama st. POK KEN
locaorth
uo x s.m,w
fllatance sen t inn can poatage and par.lcutai aranoe. «.. w York
lari. Hudson !
JT’OK KALK-8n;all grocery and bakerr; also, house k snd lot, at a great bargain; party going west, 3)5 Bonth Delaware Btrcet. t «t ITOK BALE—Ten acres of Hnd close to and north of r the city.
I 7616 1
nrural-ben rooms, suitable for irences exchanged; rent cheap.
HORSES AND VEHICLES. 1701: SALE—Good saddl- horse, cheap. W 1 stable.
yd's
Mr. H!»ice reached Canton. Ohio, last ninht, where he was the Rueat of Mr. Ault- | man, a l&rRe manufacturer, in West Vlr- ! gdnla he made speeches at Slstervdlle, Car- | rlnEton, New Martinsville, and Wheeling. | The reception at Parkersburg w»s made I memorable by the speech of Charles Caldi well, Indorsing Mr. Ulalne and the princij pies of the republican party. Mr. Caldwell has been of the leading democrats of West J Virginia. At Wheeling he spoke to 2.1,000 i people In the public square. At 2 o’clock ! Mr. Blaine started along the Tuscarawas valley for Canton, speaking at Maynard, Flushing, Butler, Uhrichavllle, N-. w I’blLi de'phla, and Cana! Dover. To-day he will go to Maf.silon and return to Canton. During his stay be will be the guest of Con-
gressman McKinley.
Massiu.on, O., October S —This D the biggest pollucal held day ever known in the history of Stark county At 10 o’clock ine streets were a dense mass of people and the halt wt re-not yet arrived. The A (iron delegation alone numbered 4,000 persons. Nearly every business block and residence was decorated. Upwards of a hundred thousand people already throng the streets. The parade should have started at 11, but ti e crushing mass of humanity In the itreets pv even te<l movement on the part of the prices lou uml! noon. Mr. Blaine drove over from Canton, eight miles, wl’h Oougiessmau McKinley. The Blaine party review* d the parade from a grand eland. Over 10,000 men were In line. Port altsof Lincoln, Giant, and (.arlield were
I70K KEN 1—2 or < nc F man ar.il wife, retb:
2N. North Liberty si. , _______ j^OH^KENT-l’ easaiit front rooms: g ul locality; ArtiD eMiT" !') rt t' hl 23 ’p. 1 . 1 llli ut -‘*
L’ok BAl.K—A nice family horse. f;;u. Address i’.
*—1L—L~i2’’III L_ I na.isni i.incoin, Giant, ana Garueia were po»: SA JjK-Urv cbeai>. a nice none and carriage. | displayed. Just as the uarade closed a
170K SALK- Horv\ buggvand harness, cheap So JT W#Rt nMopton stn** f ot k
W ANTED—MALE HELP. YX7 ANTttr—'Valier. Jane’s restanraat. 29 North _ _ K 1 !!” 01 * 11/Anted - rphOlsterersat 44 *nu 4d Massacbiiv v setts ave t
tE/ANfkD-Stout. sell v* randv, etc ; aaply 78
only 2 In family; furnlshe
bonseKeeplng. I'vg North A.ahania st
J7GK RENT -* due r furnisowu F keeping, down stairs, to par
•c.itye, intelligeut uoy to do «r>ly 76*oelby ef. t
Call at 76)6 East Washington street 1 o* IIDB BALK Real estate, l.OlV pieces. Call or send I for printed Hat. C. K. Coffin A <
n z
[7014 Salk-Four
Ll.
in*, for house vho will noard references ev-
I.3DK bALE—I’haeioo. sprint: wagon and hard' ** -T cliisp. 122 ( liltord avrnue. It'
C. K. Coffln A co„ SO East M .rice st.
yjy ANTED-toout oey tojeai n toe ^confeei 1 oaf r'* \Af anted— Immediately, four good stone masoni; TT apply at Malmai iu iron wor»s. Hangnville. t ti/ANTED- ImniMie'eiv, 20 stonee utters, app y to vv Oreensrurg LUnsstore Co,. Greensnurg.Ind so!
L'GK SALK-Four 5-room co'tage* to sell, small £ payment down, balance monthly payments. 1 z Krews n A Co.. No l" Circle iireet. I70K SALE—Handsome vacant 1 it, at a great bar--T gain,on North Illinois street. Juit above Seventh; east front, 42x194: price, »35 per foot. W. K. Mick A Co , 88 East Market *tr-eu o s
[7GK 6ARE—Nicest
<stqe*J t Addroa* G F, News offlea.
nuit nl fi
be well scornlih refer-
non n
jia
K BARE—Nicest home on Prospect street, large corner lot, new house, easy terms, belong* to resident and must be sold. K. W. Furnas,
51 Massachusetts are.
WANTED—SITUATIONS. ■tETANTED- Upstairs work by s good girl; apply 69 Tv West Market st., Ru'seo hou»e t 11/ANTED—BltuaCU n by young lady 10 work for vv board, addrea* Lady. News offlce. e tt
refe
F 0 ^ 8 ,^^,;°m ^i^aVK^ !^o l t Market street, directly east of Highland street, suita-
ble for snb-dlvli' One renting k
y east of Highland street *lon. Ample room for thirty t
location, has
yiy ANTED bltmuon *s er^ltieer: best of refer-
tV' AN’fkVl-SliU.tiinbf IT uaderstanos the huslni
a butcher who tnoe ass. . Rntcner. New
yjyr ANTED—A »unation oy^a rallsiile man to run a WJ VNTKlt- By lady of experience, to so family sew Tv Ug and chlldren'i tlr=*im»klr.g, C L. Sewi s of 117 ANTED- Sltnarlnn by~rood' farm hand; belt of VV referenciS; call 179 West Market st. or address .1. B. Robin son- s o! 11/ ANTED—A situation by 2 sister* t jaeth-ir. as TT cook nnd boose gin; references exchangeA Address T 8 News office; t 117 ANTED-Situation to drive milk wagm by exVT penenced driver: good reference* farmsned. Addr'iiM R. 1 Bb'lhy st. t tt
<1/ ANTi W eery I
dreas Grocery, News office.
houses.
One renting location, has sewer, gas, made street, water work*, etc. Francl* Smith & Co., agents, 88^ East Market street. o s LRB SALi—6 room cottaKi-, stable, wn], cellar, r etc., on Hoyt ave , lot 30x125; price, 11,400. Two degant story and a half cottage* on Lsurel »trect, one new, the other almost new, i rooms eacri. stable, etc., lot 66xl8H4, east from, will rent for »W
per month; price for both, $3 OR). We advertise nothing but bargains,
e t W. K. Mick A Co , 66 East Market street.
FOR RENT—HOUSES.
ptm KKNT-Howr^ii w^riucHuiiuratr 17<)K KKNT- House of 3 rooms and all conveniences. -T 31) Klien st. f |?OR KKNT—House ot 3 rooms and kltchea. 176 J W. First tt hot |7GK KENT —8 room collage, to small family. 62 A Bonth Arsenal avenue. r TJgK KkN r—House of 9 rooms; 112 South East st. A Inquire first door north LPJL 170K KKNT—House of 5 rooms; large lot and stable; X fl2 Kchnrniann A Hopping tz ITOK ItKNT-Hous# or 2 rooms, 21)0 KlUabuth st.
£ inquire 276 West New Y*orkst»
I70K KKNT-House of 8 rooms, 211 West Court st. r Inquire 276 West New York at I70K KENT—Nice cittage 129 Pleasant s 1. Miner's X abstract office, room 3 Baldwin’s block. o z L'GK KiNT—House of 4 rooms: 232 NontfAlabama X. st. Inquire of O. U Bwaln. News offlce. 1 * L’GK KKNT—House of 6 rooms, nnrtheas: no ama 1 X boy*; t ' per month. Cal! 30) East Market tt- 1-/. I7OK KkNT—Small cou»es; low rent. J ua x Walter Klvers. agt, English's opera house.
[70K 8AI.K- Uo X and h»rre«s. 1 170K Sale—i nor i cl.eap. Inoulr
lo-d family horse, side bar bog) . price *12.5. 17 Circle street, an r
trues
I ht
delivery wagon and harnes ,
t. !".» North Wes', 1
1 L'GK oAi.K- Side liar boggy and carriage. Call hi i * pump factory, 199 8" 11 li Meridian street ! ot • I70K NALL —Horse and wagon, floor and feed, wood I and coal business. ln ,iilr, at |'»; Viginla ave. ! 7. I 1701! TKADE—\ lot nortii for horse andbu.gy. | I Tho*. F. Mills, Thoj. C. Le*U, K9 K Marketst t i It/ANTED fo buy a good work horse by paying vv *‘2Sdown iia’auce monthly Installments. Ad i dress I; c, Gils cilice t
L'OK HARK—A good lamliy ma: I X North Pennsylvania street fro
12 to 1 and G to 7 p. m.
|7Gi: SALK OK,! HADE—A good 2 jeaied sporting I wagon for good delivery horse. J. C. Tnomv,
I 349 Ncrto Noble street.
inquire at sill
mi 7 to 3 a. m. and
non; *r,
1st _ L'GK SALK—A good pnaeton; also family carriage, X Germantown rockaway; in nice condition and
x Germantown rockaway; in nice com very cheao, Klen lf’s, 21(1 Kaat Pear 1 sTeet. I7GK SARK OP. TKADE—Slde-b: X leather top buggy, in good repai
carriage shop, 174
Ion
nu z
piano box,
r. Can be see •
East Market etr .el.
ad Shovel’s carriage shop, 174 East Market etr ,c LoK SALE-Team of sorrel mares, good drivers X single, or double, fine saddlers, gentie tor lady to de or drive; buggy, with poll and shaft.*; owner goln ;
!*; owner going
seen at at Ripley’s stable,
un_*_
custom business large, good dwellings, stable, storehouse. etc one of the best properties and one of tna best opportunities tn all the northwest for milling, orekeeptng, stock and grain farming. Address P.
Minneapolis, Minn ts oat 1—A nrRO-claM Illinois farm of TOO acres, rds southeast exposure, rolling prairie,
TKi>—Biiuation In a re all or wholesale groy nouse: have ' ad ten years' experience. Ad
W s ^sasssSg .vires as."ka wages. Addzess Clara, New* office, t \XJANTKD—Situation as collector or copyltt by TT ycungman 1« years old; nan turn so security and reference K B C. Hrowr sun'g. lad. e tt 11/ ANTED—iv young mat ned man w«nt< a poafVv Ucn' • fo'etuan on •ome goou newtpap-.r In a town of <.are, f 5,1*10ipiiasi anu. I)»nl"t. Nww*. f 11/ ANTED-An ex.erlencea baud sawyer wants a W petition; canalso braye and keep yavs In order. •Will koantwnera addreys Wwsley. Newt office 4
^WANTED-AGENTS.
TI7 ANT KD^- Agen u, P. V. Col ll er ,97' Nortn Del' vT aware tt. ) U/ANTKD—A few energetlu men to sed cleckr. Vv at 88 East Ohio st. lot %tr ANTKD-A ;tiye men om oibies. F. F. Collier, TT 97 North Delawa'e*' y al/ANTED—A few energetic men to •eliuiov.a*; VT 15c per week. Adams Manfg. Co., 72 West Washington sl ttz tA/ANTED-*g< nu In every city and town: laile* vv or gentlemen; good pay. pleasant and permv pent employment Bwett A Co , Lynn, Mass, e t» 11/ ANTED—Traveling sa esmen to carry samples TT of staple goods in connection with their regular line, to tell on commission through the wear and northwest, reference required. Address Salesman, News office. t ut
vv ^.v^tvra a^n™ lance no obj action: work sent by mall; f 2 to |5 a day can be quleily triads no canvassing. Please ad dreas a:once. Glob* M fg. C<», Boston, Mast . box .7344 I na WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. «7 ANTED-Board of Trade. TV n n«
L’GK SALE—2
X. two thirds southeast exposure, rolling prairie, Qne residence, 15-ucre orchard, grain, feed and stock barn, at railroad station; will sell low. part city property, pan cash, ooe-thlrd on long time at 6 per cent.; mills, stores, shops and all convenience* adjoining the farm. X was hurt some time ago and esn sot get well, or no man could have this farm while I live. Address Farm, lift; E. Ohio tt, Indianapolis, Ind. t x FOB SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. L'OK HALE -Jtcllin’ ‘ pilot” 5o cigar.', warranted 1 absolutely pore. ; te 2 ITOK BARE—Kennel of Cne inephard pups, 277 East X w astilngtou street, te s OK BALE—Barber shop, in good ioeatma. Call at U2 Kt. Wayne ave. e o!__ L'OK SALK—Wocton desk, nearly new, cheap. X Aildress D, Newsofflce t z L'OK BARK—I prlght grand Hallcu A Davis piano, X 282 North Meridian street. e ht L'OK BALK—Cheap, a hrsoclaas gas stove. Apply X No 27 South Illinois street, t L’OK SARK—Two saloons, one with boarding bouse. X Address Saloon, News office. e 7. L'OK BARlGGrocery store, fresh stock goods, 256 I Blake, corner Michigan street. t st L'OK BALK—A stock of groeer.es. good location. X fall at 379 Bellefontalne street. tl z I70!: SALK—A goal pa oof cojK sljve. tor wood X or roai, st 33.7 Nortn East street. t L'OK BAlJi—Dry mill and kindling wood, at Hill's X heading faciory. Telephone 536, a ua! 17Gl’. BAi 6. Sawdust and shaving* deilvertd to all 4- peris of the city. Telephone 5 '!. 1 tit! L'OK SALK—Cigar, toba co an 1 news depot, good X trade Call at No. 1.5 Virginia ave. _ 111 L'OK BALK—Safe, combination lock, cheap. g> d X order. Addn-RS Baf». New* offlee *
L'OK RENT—Large list of dwellings.
-T uu * G. s. Bradley. 82 North Delaware st.
All or a part of my residence; suitable
r 2 famlllts, on street oar line; cneap. Call Hi
L’OK KENT
X fsr; Pern sl
e?it
ride or drive; buggy, with pi to leave the city. Can be 72 West Market street.
QACKIFICK OF CAKKIAGK8 AND IHTGGIKB” O Owing to dbselutlon of partnership. Kobblns A Garrard will Sell their new and old vehicles regard less of cost. Irvin Kobnlna & Co., at old stand, S2
rgla street, build, repair and
less of
Last Georgia street, care at low rate*.
L'GK KKNT—5-room bouse; cellar, welb etc; fo X squares n. e. of court noqgp See Adam Grlffi 23 West Maryland st. who also rents tents. 1 z
repaint wltn
uv x
Ltavy tain swept over tne town aad thou-
sands were unable to procure shelter. General Logan in Delaware,
Wilmington, Del., October 8.—The train btarluK Gen. Loiran arrived here at 11:50. Lojgan was accompanied by General Beaver and a delegation of the young republican club, of Philadelphia. The party were received with cheers as they disembarked at the sta'l n, and were escorted to the opera house by the city republican orjranlzitloas.
Doesn’t Say Cleveland One®
Nkw Youk, October S —The following Is Mr. Tilde it’s response to. the committee of the national democratic convention, conveying to him the resolutions of that body:
Grkystone, October 4, 1384.
Mr. Chairman and gentlemen of the commit tec: I tnank you for the kind terms In which yen have communicated the resolutions con cerhlng me adopted by the late national democratic convention I share your conviction that reform In t he administration of tne federal government, which Is our great national want, and Is. Indeed, essential to the restoration and preservation of the government itself, can only oe achieved through the agency of the democratic party, and by installing Us repre Ivo in the chief magistracy of
ites The noble his-
iriditions of the democratic
party, the principles in which it was educated, and to which It has ever been in tne main falthlul, its freedom from the corrunt in
t .6 United Stat
torical
ver
main falthlul, its freedom from the cornu iluences which grow np in prolonged losses don
pow
which constitute it, all con
for that mission. The opposite char and conditions which attach to the i
party make It hopeless to expset that that
party will be able to give a better gover:
flu.
L'OK sal: X ttrspclf
of all
and the nature of the eloi
la!
oris
republican
ments
bate to qualify it
aetertsik
L'OK KKNT—N Ire house; 5 rooms. 6* Yr! X House of 1 roomi; large staue; 112. Loren Schmid*. 59 South He's
17
aware <t
f riser si. $12. N. lUvidsoi.
L'OK KENT—293 North Camonita st, 9 rooms an-!
X stable; f’20.
dale I)
"■xldenco, 3:9
X’ stable; fa).
et Jo* Greene & Co. 8 Martlndale block.
. SARK—wo have oo b*-mla very large stock of repclas* vehicles, both new and second-band, the different styles, which wo ara determined
I U'^.he'cl’ebtsiSg'sf’ste^
fore sbown In the city. C. H. Black, 44 Kaat Mary- j dating its aacenden'T, has Infected Its offi .’la! land street. uu * I and polifca; llte In this country.
I7OK KkNT—Ttf- large and desirable r -T North Meridian st, 14 rooms; spacto
North Meridian st.
and pleaft&nt sarrouudlr
To u B&ilsfactory partv
Tie
a rea«on«hle pi e c w.Uj.i
1>1 BLIU HitMJK 8ALK at Fletclier’s farm, I SheMdan, Hamilton county, on October 9. j; mks? » — ’—■
:a;i!
4a-N ormati.
the the
10 Circle st < Sen
L'OK KENT—Dwellings.
X By Cha*. K. Keynoida A Co. 10Circles; (Sentinel
12 spring i
11 vearllngs.
5 horses.
and nollfcai llto In this country.
The democratic party had Ha origin In ' (fforls of the more advanced patriots of | revolution to resist the oerversl jn of our govi ernment Irom the ideal contemplated hy the | people. Am .ug its cocspicnous founders are
1 Benjamin Franklin ami
Samuel Ad
I Belle:
IPot.mai st 3 rooms : East Ht. Clair st. 5 re
$18 i»> .. 12 ’41
building):
129 I’lensant st S04 Belief ooialt
* iw IS 141
12 50 12 SO
'are *t. 4 rooms n W) 2 owe lings; Elder ave (went of Wane rlvei
463 Ncrlb New Jersey st, 4 210 Potomac st, 3 rooms...
13 North Delaw
4 rooms ne st, 4 rooms.. 5 rooms air st. 5 rooms.
■ Jers
5
2 short born
ll uitlch cows, 16 calves.
OaTTLS.
i bulls; 2 yoke i, 16 calves, 39
of oxen, yearlings.
Franklin and atns and John ehusetta: George
non. of New York; and George Wythe and •l amew Madison, of Virginia. From the elec-
Thomas Jefferson; .noook. of Masaaand Kobert K Llving-
ugs; J
6 rooms 11! la ci c st. 4 rooms and stable. 907 North Mississippi st, 4 room*.. 24 On gg st. 6 rooms 464 Indiana ave. 5 room*. 285 Howard »*, 3 rooms 157 West Eighth ft, 5 room* 131 North New Jersey at, 5 rooms. 291 Garfield Place, 9 rooms 71 Brcadwav. 6 rooms 210 Coburn st, 6 ruotrs S'orcrooifi*. 61 North toms* van's p
Ivtn
ver), ■tacn
i.3 North Pefinsyl' 19-t Last Washing!
[•r.nsylvtnla Bt
ton si
Large storeroom,W i sse Mock, w Marj,
Offices.
1.31 and 15) North Pennsylvania st. 12* Fast Ofi'o st.
12 00 i
10 "J
10 IS! ! 14 O) | 10 I»1 !
9 110
H in : i4 to ; 20 (O i 20 t*i : 12 : o I
.... SI IK) ! Old 100 1)0 j
Term
over $30.
curlty
1 rain I
Depot at
Depot pi' Deiioi wily.
75 hogs snd 225 sheep;
and
farming tools of every description.
-Underfill,cash; und
hs’ cred
:scr<
er $30,8 montns credit; with Interest and se
•“ves tne A labaina StreetC!hlca*o Air Line 7 .‘Sis in. sharp. Also 12 m. from IInio;i :nd Dip tickpts $. Ti, toi .»ae; at Umoo
i^stees
^ AUCTION HALE.
* CCTKIN BALK—John G. Payne, real estate an 1 2v general auctlomer. 32 Soufh Meridian street Strcks of merihandlse bought or fold ou commls
slon
troundarles oi the Republic and laid the found ations of all our national greatness, while lit Cproeerved the HmitaUous imposed by the constitution, and maintained a simple and pare >y.3tem of donioBtio administration. On the other hand, the republican party; has always been dominated by principles which favor logwlationfor the benefit of particular classes at the expense of the
iiMve for
at |JH>; for a
SL-Cia4H uaS biir
JS AI.H. Liirge line of painted rocke 1 menta. Horn di C o. 97 E ^ aeningt
ru, on pay* ot at /.
1?0)< ttAjLiir—A full nickel expert Columbia bicycle. W K. Bryce. 14 and 16 Kast South street to i til »K SALK-Cbeap, hecond han«l water barrelJl Wculd make e pood slop mb. 3)1 S Hue e o! |^UH baLK—1 ne luoun® De Laii-oit-me win op4»n F fvr ciliiic practice on Tnuracay, October i on
i Arable rooi for liglit tioubc
^XHTSili-The llaeit lce^,u in ii^ltf"
IE/ ENTEl>- F‘ ur boarder* In a private famliw 296 * *
TT Kaar M ehlg-n st a bt
nt AN 1 ED—$S for a IU. VT t*H East Waamnr
seci.n# snd ihlrd floors of Hen.lnei building, corner Meridian and Circle st*.
Kooms I i Blocks
irus In olocks In all par’s of ifij city,
keeplnx of lodging.
Special Noii'a;.
»nge »f refldenc* o-w lacaus the loa- of your v\>. nav e a large list of property va’aat wlip’li refi'wi n the privilege of pos*y«.lon aft'r the clcctlcn. t has. K Keyttoids. 10 ciro'e st (M-utlnel budding .
4 L'<1 D»N b r i\ sportlui gain. Gall
Jon
1 t
a GCTION PARE—I rV auction prices. 1
large tall *;oci> of carpet* at anv price. Fine brunch. 6)6 ; all wool ingrains, 5fic:ha'f-wool Ingra’n, 15e; hemp cottage find ttali- carpets, 15<.; oil- loih window shades reiluccd to 25c, wf'h fixtures. These
p--sfttve harga'ns ever * tfered ch below woolesale cos’.
6< K. W ashington - real U L. He i 1 ft* 3 -'i* ■
s O. I’avs'K. auetloneer,
22 B._Meriil iat^
real cheap carnet sate at have determined to sell my at anv price. Fine wo .1
a'n.
nt of particular classes at the expense of the body of the ptop'e. It has become deeply tainted with the abuses which naturally grow up curing long possession of unchecked power especially in a period of civil war and false finance. The patriotic and virtuous elements In It are now unable to emancipate It from the sway of the seia-h ,nterests which subordinate public duty to personal greed. The most hope Ini of the best citizens It contains despair of < amendment except through Its temporary ipulslon Irom power. It has been boastingly rented by a modern Massachusetts
odow
arc u few of the ; lo any rlty: th»*y
Carpet store and fsetory,
e o-w.tb,* i i ctIUTT
ntoc
statesman, ntruggling to himself and his followers to ltd
candidate, that tne republican party cental a disproportionate share of the wealth, th«
the intelligence of the country.
reconcile
pres.deutial
Ins
u!
iponlonate share of the wealth, the culrre, and the intelligence of the country. The unprincipled Gratton. when taunted by".James
UD ;.
I teoth, st Earuar.’i
noz
ANTKD—To loan $20' or $JXi ou first mortgage. a» i aaTkis—tuxsi uia uava mattu as soeo *a adts tn TT Wm. John. SSVtwni* ave. tax 'll/ ANTED—Heu-roou, set*, um ou paymanu. Bcm TT 4k Co., r? East Washington it. nt» ~\AJ ANTED—To sell new fioar and appie barrels. TT ' U Francis 4fc Co., 114 Blake it. tux TkfkNTKD-Bty botrdenai 106 Mawachusetu »v; TT m*ifl par w-sk meal tle.katr 14 30. e s.w.f.m nj ANTED—Hems tor little girl 10 years old; TT country pre'erred 813 Kaat Ohio st. h D' to/ JLNTE49—Gai eeta. ali price*, uu paymtu,** TT Borp A Co., fl Kail Wa«hingtou st. cts T)17 ANTED—Boarder* at hotel rdstaaraul, 39 South TT IlllBOls «*. 1. Bfiawbar, proprietor * ol L$/ANTkl>—Flue gold fllltsg a specUTy at Dr. TT i>ampsell’s, ever 49 North Illlaots st- s x WJ ANTED—A bom* fora girl baba tareo montbs TT old; call at'ha Homo for Friend‘ess etr
€17 ANTED—A»1 u ig lady asr -ummate; I VT dxchaugett; 134 North Feansyli
'l7u;'. BAR X ressens fi
170R SELF—Square grand Knabe nlano, ia"'p»vX trett*. part cash, par. on tune, 258 North Peunsyl-
,treat.
Uevtaurunt, has g'jod trade, good
reas'.ns for selling. Address 14 M, News office, to 1
! „
FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS.
4 I CTIUN 8.a.LK - w«; will sail on Friday morn - V lug, tlctolier 10, at 10 o’clock, at the resldeu'e. No. 4 2 ■■ Meridian stree-, parlor f irnlturi .msrble-
grt at deal of conscience.’ rget that the same claim has been
party I
Such
v amaj=t I/Oi; SARK—A good -i.aMD ied I"j4l:i.-4s, pry X sure. Kcqnlrcs $ UA) capita:. Rrrwsoa A I
No 10 Ultcle street. L'GK 8A1.K—Dr 1
r ness, gc
Addre**
o*r [>rom«
Uo ,
1/.
J7OK 1 TENT—A good stable, at 60 Oak *L
j^’OKKKNT-l.a,'
nirat. 2) North Illinois st.
'ug store In city, doing good bus!
is. good prescription trade, no soda fount*! J.
Business, News office. * e.'
Lvzt bale—A 101A) eiiao vaive statioaary engine, X only been nicfi X'day*, with all neces- t-y connectlons to boiler, and good main belt. Tucker* ■“ “ ave. and G., 1. St. R. A
tectlons to boiler, and g Dorsey Mfg. Go., State
C- K K.
I70K KKNT—Desk room, or half of nice office: 116 X Ni ilh i’ennsylvanla st. Illiain Hadley. tj L'GK KENT— Large brick stable, wltn 2 p a X roon.*. r.a’rtage booee. - 2*7 N. Ib i ivv ■
II, with bis per tonal want of conscieuce, an
swcrcO; ’1 hat is true, hut 1 belong to a that has a gnat deal of conscleu
reasonera
the defend-
nna. 11. ricau revt
ay: it was re-
'"‘iRfflg'c^rmuir^^: i JdctMvn; irUa& ^“tb^on^ 8
Meridian stree- parlor furniture, marble- ! ■eoeoiieia ioigcL ma.. mu aaiuw ia *rd. marble-top hatraek. marble-iop wash- 1 made In ali ages and countries by rtablc walnut wardrobe, "Argaud” and ers of old v.'roitgs against new refo: n" base-burners, sheet Iron stove, ingrain, i alleged hy the Tories of the Amerl
r»at
tep sidehO' statds, porn
•’Ametlean’’base-burners, sheet Iron stove, ingrain, i alleged hv the Tories of the Amei hal! and stair carpet*, ulMng chair* Hlebmond tion against the patriots of that a
hose, step ladder, revolving chkir, maurtasea,
Terms, casa. Sale poaitlve. 1 o Hunt A
MoC.itkdt. auctioneers.
JTOK fl/URK-C’ig. X caied and do);
U’lgar and tobacco store, centrally lodolng a good bualuess; owner can give for selling. Cad at No. 10 K<ut Wash-
_ n 1 L’OK BALK—Bicycle#—C. F. Smith, 5 * South Illinois X street, Indianapolis, agent for the Standard and Expert O lumbla. the Kudge, British, Challenge and
ir catalogue. 1 z
good reasons Irgton street.
A UtrrlDN HA1.K—1 »f w*‘'i-gept furniture, et/:. w ill be sold on Tnuraday moralng, October 9,
it 10 o’clock, ;tt the reside ce, No. 2I6 N. Delaware *tr<e', a choice coilei'.tlon of well kept furniture,
carpet*, sieves, etc . embracing tine parlor sociables, rH*K RENT-Storeroom, with fioor above: spiendit I rockers, solid marine table, morble-'op aideboar 1, r location for *a!oor A>so. house of 5 rooms; low bed-room suites, carved pedesta:. enenslon table, rent. Inquire 131 Katt Washington tt. t marble top tab es. book ca*e,rat-rack, lace curffi'
■—, ,, lambrequins, set of *:lver ware, teas VaL .T.jiaRk i tor*, hrussel* ami Ingrain carpets, hal uiepurcaaae ne.s, lllchinond range, matting, spri:
rv- to - : bureaus, picture*, flute, bea-steadi., Markets', Teims.cosh. Hae positive Hi nt * McCtTEUV, auctioneers
L'OK RENT—Room for n’ec’ianlcal purposes, with X steam power. Baker i RkMiolpti, 23, *) and it:
Weal Mary.and st
Inquire
L'GK KKNT—Pianos and organa, at fro X per month, and the reat applied on t
House, 19 N. Pennaylvat
lives agaimstthose who, m Kiiglaad, are now endeavoring to enlarge the popular suffrage. Ail history shows that reform in government must not be from tboae who sit serenely on the
X per month, and IV-areon’s Mnxlc He
:e curta'na,
erware, tea set, silver ca.i
s, hall snd stair
L'OK KENT—Store rooms. It snd 51 East Market st,
X recently occupied by A. Jordan,
e z Bn-nard A Savl»».
oiorooui* aos. Jb»
and stolr
’ng maitrc
■rua
car 'C8.T
meat*,
er. to.
f ANTED—Six or wbl'e o*k
lx stringer*. 41 feet long, 12x14, burr ak c.la«r of sap; 41S. Delaware.!) •)
ANTED-Parlor aulre*. 7 pieoea, $30 on payVT menu Born A Co., 91 Kaat Wgahlngton st. ut 1 kk! Awt a.>—t.iotnes wnnaers to repair ut Bee TV Hive comer. L. E. MorrUon’s rubber and shoe
ut a
Ifii/ aNTKD- Feopic to buy their klnoltaga TT wood at Hill’s heading factory; tolepfio
a nat
. and mill
loot) 536.
W^^di^VIo^L) an News offlce.
down stairs, wun and terms. Board,
117 ANTKD—To reat bymtnatd wife wdh good TT reference, 2 room* furaUauU for houackeeping, M C.News office. 1 tt \X7 ANTED—Boara aid nnrarnlinrd room by man TV snd wife. Addrea* Immediately, stating rate*, B M. la Kaat Ohio st. t_ ANTED- Loon ot $3 Sun for one or more leors, 1 at 7 per cent, nett on city property. Addrea* mpUy, I'Qan, News office. h ht )kHTlD—will pay 1 he hUbeat price for geoti' clothtn# and tad tea’ silk dreaaes. M. O. Vatlb, 135 Maasachn«etu ave. 1 Ht
w w
EeBburgb.1 \JU ANTSd—To se 1 lace curtail stretchers and Ttfuf mT)Ll>—iror ■■■■■■ ■■■ W Bc - warraatod beat atralgat grade Dour in tMs market. a ox Van Pelt MS. Alabama at. Teiewsono M* V
axr^HfKi>-Por
TT 6W ID* Akron cracked wheat or oet meal. 23c.
f lb« Graham Soar, coarse or fina, 25c. 15 lb« nest bolted cora meal 25c.
Theoe good* are strlctiv freon. Von Pelt. 5* worrh ML’abegse at. TelooBcne aaa. e w,» z \\r Ainuv-tt 10a gntuuioua ingar for $1.
TT 13 Iha ooBfecQCBarr a ingar for $1.
II Iha Ridgewood A sugar (or $1. !7 10a extra G sugar for $1.
2D lb* G sugar for 11.
lie for! n*Arb<ieue*i eoffoA 12Mc for 1 ih roasted Rio
Be for alba Oown Jewel lour.
ISC for 7 bare German aeep. Sc for I ban Every Day soap
U. f. Schrader. M, 72 and 74 Maaaachasecta ave. •f C- U. Schntv, M aal 137 V'jgtau arc.
JO and other stocks of merchandise In this city. Any one wishing to locate tn Indianapolis will find it to their advantage to call on oa. Hamlin A Co., 36 North Delaware st. at z I70K SALE—The Dental college 1* open ova!a for 1 thewlnter, people wmblng go a or stive; fllllngv or artificial teem, at cost of material aboulil call at once; no ebarge for extracting, liemember Die place, .Etna block. North Pennsylvania street, t z LX)K BALK-Ka-e cnane • Burine**, conslitlng of X ladle*' furnlaliing good* and millinery, established 13 years ago. For particulars, address 1 et Box *23, Wabash, Ind.
t* * M H. L'OK ItENT—Store 75 and 77 West Waanington at; £ 117 feet deep by 31) wlue. with cellar and 3 Boo 1 -* above; ha* water and gas connection, elevator and scale*. Apply room 1, over Fletcher’s bank. n x L'OK KKNT—Btoreroom 28? South Meridian at. 1 Mcri-room, *40 South Meridian at. Storeroom, 242 South Meridian at. Ai»o desirable living rooms ove- ^amo; all mo' : r 1 ; convenience*, not h a* gas, water, etc. 1 t N. N. Morris A Co, agt*, 27 Circle st
L'GK Kr NT-Good farm; 40 acres;4 m les noutliea t X of city; 5 acres woods posiure, 33 acres under cultivation: new hoo'e or 8 rooms good barn; a rare chance. Kent il. »?(« per year: will ]ea*o to a satl— factory party for r, yea s. <J E Reynolds A Co., e t- lo Circle st (Sentinel building).
L'OK BALK—Owing to the large Increase of oar X business, we have opened a branch store at 118 West Ne w York street, wnere our customers can find first-claas goods at panto prices. CmctnpaU Bboe Store, 58 Indiana ave. and 111 Wr*t New York street, eo D. J Brosnan manager.
L'OK KKNT—Tne large 2 story snd basement ston • X room, corner Meridian and Louisians st*. occupied by tne Anderson Hardware company, can be leased for a term of years at a reasonable rental. This Is one of the choicest rooms On Meridian st. having a frontage of 42 ft cn Louisiana »t by 74 ft on Meridian: doored basement under eel re baildlng. and perfectly dry; elevator, water, etc. C. K Kcynolds A Go. Telephone No. 1U6V e o-w.th.a
FOB SALE OB TBADB. IJOB'BALKY)K'TRADE—One story frame'cottAge' A 4 room*, fineerape arhor.rent* for $11, sp’endld condition. Brice $l.fldi. win pay 11.30) c**h differ ence. W. E. Mick A Co.. W East Market.
STRAYED.
L'GK SALE OK TRADE—Elegant residence, 315 X Broadway, 2-story frsme Douse. 13 room* and bam, 2 hallways, front and back stairs, cemented cellar under wnric house; ga* pipe* all through the house, well, two cisterns, force pomp, hot and cold water, steam furnace, lots of closets and large pantry, #lote roof, good stable. House 1* well built and everything In splendid repa'r. Lot 73 by 169; plenty of shade Will trade for other smaller property, or will sell al a great bargain for cash. W. E. Mick A Co., 64 K. Market slr*et. — 0 *
OTKAYKD—Sorrel mare. Return to 219 Son’.h C5 Ttnneessee st.. snd get reward. t CTKAVTCD—Gray mule colt, 4 month* old; last seen Oat North Indianapolis Return to )>r> North Fennsylvnnla, or No. 4 Board of Trade and receive reward. t CTRAYKD—Whttebpeckled tow, Inside of ears an 1 O front port of feet black. Liberal reward paid for any Information or her return to Squire Kmrh b, Wavne fowr shin, across the river t h!
MISCELLANEOUS.
ri'OLLKT BETS Oh payment*. Born A Go, K, East X Washington St. at X
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A LL persons holding certificate* of deposit Itso' l A by the Indiana Basking company, or certlficar-s Issued by the receiver, who have not drawn the first dividend of It) pew cent, tnereoo, are reque.ted to csi: for the name Immediately at my offl ie, No. 3JH Kaat Washington street. 1 h F*Kt> Ravd. Receiver
XiGokikg BTOVRA—Full line on payments. Born ' A Co, 97 East Washington st. ot z
UVKKYBODY buy* wood and coal of Howard, corXj ner Bt Clair and canal. Telephone 616. uo x
ri’BK ftOYAL MALL is the lie*' bicycle made. W X K. Bryce, state agent. 14 and 1* Hast Booth st. 111
PRRHONA1* 1AKK80NAL—Citizens’ Odorless Vault and Sink X Cleaning company room L Ballwin’* Mock. Telephone No. DM w t-w.f.a
R. R. TICKETS
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T OBT—Flack shepherd »1ok. Ij hrea-t, and hrown feet, aaa •‘Dick." Return to (»able's d and Ililnnla. fend fcet reward.
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I OiT—Rroipect street, between Spruce an l I j Linden, record book of the <1 uanerly eonferenr** of the Second German M. K. cuurch. Finder wl’l receive Bulisble reward if returno*! to George 511)7. «v Co . pi H. Delaware street. o t
the exUniig order of things Kven tho Dlviae Author of our religion found his folio wers not among the complacent Pharisees; but among the lowly minded fisnermen. The republi an
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’I70UND—KreU Hetz’*. 13 and 15 Mas*, ave., 1* Dead X quai-ters for pure howe-inAde candies. n • L'Gl)l«D—Tne largeai stock of cvervihiug on pay r mem*. Hnrr. a i’e «7 East W«* hi nr ton uu 'J7GDN1*—Antflc a; teeih at m.b', aud exu-ocTiiig X free *t the Indiana Denial College, -Etna b ock. )9 North I’enrsylvanla atreet- 1 • L'l’lUND —Hutcbl son * carp,-; fi,;'cry, 63 K. Wash £ Int ton tt Lag carp-t woven,with chain fu'iileliu 5* 18 to 25c per yard. Satisfaction guaranteed.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
CfASONIC—A. and A. Bcottlah Kite. Alonlrani 1*1 Grand Lodge of Perfection Meeting this
(Wednesday; evening, at 7:15 o’clock.
N. K Buckle, T. P. G. M.
C. ¥ Iiol.i.ib*T. Bee. fc-rLKUCA (.ouxicll, O. 1 F. There will be a meetX. ing to nlgm, at 7, to to make arrangements f >r atren-Ing the foncral of oar la:e brother A. B. Sklrner. A fall attendarce Is desired, Fnnentl
t 3 o'clock from bis iate rseidence on
All Cnoaen Friends Invited.
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HK1NNKK—A B. Skinaer, October 7th. from ra 1 rood accident, lie waa a member of Order Chosen iFilrnde, No 36 Funeral from realdeace. 16! Pendlet-rn Plk*. Thursday, at i p m. Friend* Invited • iGreeuield paper* p.oaaa copy I t
the lowly minded hsnernsen. The republi tta party Is largely made up of those whe live by tnelr wits, and who a'pire to advantages over 'Le rest oi maukind, Eimilar to those which their daily lives are devoted to securing in prt- \ ate buaiuevB. The democratic party l oasLats large’y of those who live by tlie work oi their bands and whose political action is governed by their sentiments or Fnagluallous. It results that the democratic party, more readily than 1 he republican parlj, can be moulded to the support of reform measures which involve a srcnfice of selfish Interests The indispensable neceetity of our thiir s is a change of udmiais tratlon in tiie great executive offices In the country Tbie, in my judgment, can only be accomplished by iha e i-cOon of the democratic candidates for presudciit and vice presid-nt
Sami kl J. Tillen.
To R. II. Henry, chairman. M. li Hmalley. and others 01 the t-oecial committee ot the democratic nationai convention
A Wet JBlanKet. [New York special.)
The publication of the letter of Mr. Tilden in reply to the committee of the convention which nominated Grover Cleveland was evidently planned to have 1U effect upon the Ohio campaign. As euch It may be set down ae a lamentable failure. Atthe rooms of the national democratic committee the letter was variously commented upon. A well-known democrat said. “I had hoped to see a letter that would Inspire the canvass with new life, snd which would say a good word for the ticket.” “Another significant point to my mind,’’ he added, “Is the ah sence of anything in the letter like a prediction of success. You may have observed that Mr. Tlldeu in previous letters of this character has not been slow to hazard a pre diction of success when he has considered H reaeonab’y certain. There Is no such expref sion tn this letter. It Isa cold, wet blanket from date to signature.” Warned Against Forgery. The republican national committee has issued a warning to their constituents that the democrats and independents have prepared and will publish about Saturday next on the eve of the Ohio election charges of bribery against Blaine, together with allege ttoos as to th# receipts aaJ other proof*
Inioa steel-lined breach loader, exploded on the training snip, Blandish, yesterday, while Lieut. John F. Meigs was Instructing a class
| The committee add that tbsy are not in formed of the specific charges, but Imagine | they are similar to other falsehoods circu’.at I «i about Blaine during the canvass. Political Notes, An assessment of 5 per cent has been placifd on all the employes of the New York state house to further the Interests ot Cleveland and reform. Commercial Gazette; The colored <* ’e ! gates to the convention of Odd FelL,ws, now In session In Cincinnati, are frequently I Itsulted as they pass along the streets, by remarks made within their bearing that they I sre repeaters brought here In the Interest of j the republican party. I The joint debates between Gray and CalI kins began at Ft. Wayne yesterday afterj noon. About 2.500 persons were present. ; Gray made a better speech than was expteted ot him, but the general Impression Is j that he does not equal Calkins In debate, who is readier than his opponent. They tpeak st Greensburg to morrow. H G. Davs, president ot the W. V., C., I A P. K. R. Co., the only company owning j mites In West Virginia In which Mr. Blaine ! Is tnteretfed, says that their compiny ba» I m\er employed pauper labor, and Is, be1 sides, almost the only one In the sta'e that | has not experienced a strike. He savs I their men sre all satisfied and making more ! than the average miner of the county. What Next? ! Wai.i Street, October 8—At a Western : Union meeting, to-day, a proportion will he ; made to stockholders to reduce the dividends | from 7 to 0 per cent, for the purpose of In- | creasing the surplus so &s to acquire other telegraph property when considered expedi- | ent. President Green presented his report tor I tor the year endlog June TO, 1SS4 He said the cap tal stock was f$0,000,000; bonded i debt, t.’,214 000; sinking fund appropriation, | not y-t used for the redemption of bonds, , 1290,000. A statement of business ! for the year Is as follows: Bur- | plus, July 1, 1S83, *3.558,000; revenues of the year 110.032,000; expenses 113,022,000; j r Jilts 10 619,000; total *10.20S.j <K’0, fn m which was applied for dividends $5 .799,000, Interest on bonds $47”2.000, sinking fund sppropriatlons |39,000, total $)3 110,000; deducting which leaves a surplus June : :i0,1884, of 14,157,000. George D. Morgan was elected dlrectcr j vice Augustus Schell, deceased, and AbraS hamR. Vanrest vice C. C Baldwin. The cost of last yt ar’s strike was estimated at fi 000 000. A regular meeting of the directors of the Postal Telegraph and Cable company was held yesterday. Henry Cummins tendered his resignation as director and general manager. F. M. Gtllet was elected director In Cummin’s place. Henry Rosener was elected second vice president, and general manager. George 8. Coe, first vice president, made a statement to the board setting forth the present favorable condition of the company. Mr. Dennett's Latest Venture. New Yokk. October S —The Mutual News company has been Incorporated; capital, half a million. George F. Williams, of the Herald, Is president. It will be a rival of the American News company. As a basis the organization will purchase the plant of the Herald delivery system* It proposes to do business throughout theUnlted States and Canada. Dad Wreck ou the Wabash. Maki svii.LE, Mo , October 8.—A bridge on the Wabash, 8t. Louis & Pacific road, near here, went down with an engine andslv freight cars last night in a stream which was swollen by the late rains Engineer ( ornish was buried with the engine. The fireman and brakeman were badly Injured. Six cars of hogs were drowned. COSPEBSED BfEH'8. Domoatie. Oil closed at Pittsburg to-day at 73 3 4. Receipts cf hogs at Chicago to day, 1j,000; of cattle, 8.000. The ‘ Veiled Prophets” of St. Louis had their grand spectacular parade Tuesday night, tilty thousand visitors being in the
city.
George Arthur Cramer, late confidentl 1 dark of C Hoffman, at 187 Madison stree - , Chicago, has been found a defaulter fo $4,000 The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers re-elected E 8. Ingraham first grand engl neer, and J. R. Spraggs, of Toronto, second grand engineer. His Excellency, K. Kuki, the new Japanese minister to the United states arrived at Chicago with his suite this morning, enroute to Washington. The miners at Bristol, Ohio, are on a strike, demanding a ten cent per ton advance. Everything Is quiet at Shawnee, with no prospect of the great lock-out end-
ing.
Richard Trelke, a German compositor,who has just completed a term in the county Jail at Philadelphia for larceny, shot and killed Augusta Bchrelber, the wife of a friend with whom he had been on terms of intimacy. At 8an Fiancisco a large number of Chinese passengers by the steamer City of PtkIn, lately arrived, are taking advantage of Justice Field’s ruling, that Chinese born lu the United States are citizens and entitled to land. Charles McNalry, colored, was murdered at. Laurel Hill, Neb., on Monday, by his wife, aldtd by a coloied woman and a man. He was an invalid, and his wlte killed him to keep from supporting him. The murderers wi re arrested. Jacob 8myser, of Louisville, returned from a visit to Canada, last night, where he saw the Buchanans, of the Newcomb-Bu-chanan comnany. He talked with them at Windsor. They expressed a desire to return to Louisville and help straighten out matters, If they would be allowed to go free. George Buchanan says he can take charge of affaire, settle up, and hare hall a million dollars left. — A muzzle-loading Parrott gun converted
I PRin TWO CRVTa (t»Ig DOLLARS rail TSAR im BY ffllME LlEAULY wiNDg. A Tarty of Workm?n on Lake MUhigti in Peril—Twenty Ptople KillM by a Cyclone. Chicago, October 8.—A storm on Luka Michigan last night blew away a small shanty In which the laborers employed In the Inlet lake tunnel at Hyde Park were lodged. It was cet on piles in the lake about a mile from the shore. There wore sixteen men In all employed in the Inlet, and by the carrying away of the *h*nty they were left clinging to a stringer or beam In a most perllious poeltii n. One of the men came ashore on a piack near South Chicago, and It Is feared that others have been drowned. The Itfesa\ ing crew has gone to the rescue. The life saving crew shortly before noon succeeded In throwing a line to the frail pier from which the shanty had been blown. The rescue of what remains of the party 1* cow certain, unless they should, In the nx antlme be overcome by exhaustion ami cold. Eight figures can be distlngxrtflhed through a Held glass clinging to the pier, which, together with the one who floated ashore, leaves seven unaccounted for, and It Is feared they have been lost. Cyclone in tha Mediterranean. Rome, October 8.—Intelligence has been rtceivtd of a cyclone at Catania, on the Gland of Sicily. Trees were uprooted,house* ikstroyed, twenty perebns killed, and fifty Injured. Owing to the severity of the cyclone It was Impossible to render assistance to the sufferers during Its prevalence. Obltnary. Pfiati a Falls, N. Y., October 8 —Gen. John B Murray, while receiving a banner for the riuraed Knights, last evening, was stricken with apoplexy, and died this morning. [Gen Murray was an enthusiastic Grand Army man, and one of the originators of l»aco ration day. Ho lad the first procession that marched lo martial music to strew flowers upon the graves of soldiers.] 8t. Louis, October 8.—Capt. Chari as P. Warner, formerly of the Southern hotel, died at the Sisters’ hospital. [He went to 8t. Louis about th'rty-two year* ago and went Into steamboatlng on the river, after which he opened up the old Southern hotel with a Mr. Ravlele. and was more or loss steadily engaged in this line of business until his retirement. He was well-known throughout -the west, and soarcoly a prominent hotel man In the country Is not acquainted with him.
if i business pursuits. The remains will be taken to Ludlow, Vt., hi* nativeplace.for Interment.]
of cadets In artillery practice on Chesapeake b»y. Fortunatelv, no one was Injured, but the ship wa-- damaged. This Is the second gun of thlb .and that, has burst on theStandIsh, and Oi;" of 7 he same name was found
cracked on iheWyi mlng.
The steam.T Governor McLaue, the first vessel of the new oyster navy for the state 1 of Maryland, ust built at Philadelphia, was g veu a trial; rip on Delaware river, yesterday, and then ransferred to representatives oi the ftate of Maryland. The vessel was patterned after the government revenue cutter*. She left la*t night for Annapolis, ^ Ith Captain Waddell formerly of the conf deraee cruiser Shenandoah, in charge. Mrs G orge Heustls^ was arrested yester dry at Boston, on a requisition from the g vernorofNew York, on a charge of fraudulently obtaining diamonds of the value of $20,000 from Theresa Lyncn, a diamondbroker of New York city. Mrs. Heustls has beeu stopping at the Fifth-avenue hotel, and, it is raid, upon her claims of being connected with wealthy and Influential fam'llej obtained diamonds which were disposed of
| in Boston.
Foreign.
j Dire distress prevails In the Magdalen j Islands, where a number of families are said j to be starving. Owing to agricultural depression. Prince ‘ John, of Lichtenstein, haa returned to hts tenants a quarter’s real, amounting to 1,000,j ot‘0 florins. | The lord lieutenant of Ireland has left ) Dublin to vi»it the queen at Balmoral Ic Is ! current rumor that he intends to offer hla resignation. Advices just received at London state that ihe'shlp Miramar, from Yokohama for [ ; Hong Kong, foundered at sea with all on ! ! board, except two Chinese, i Herr Von Swelnfurth, the African trav- j t ier, hae left for a trip on the Nile and I through central Africa. Before leaving he 1 bad an interview with the empe$or and Bis- |
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The Kit Ax Indians In the British poases- ! glons are threatening the lives of settlers, and bloodFied Is feared. The occupants of the Hudson Bay company's store and Mrs. Johnson's store, at one point. w 4 re com-
pelied lo ,J ee for taelr lives.
Federated Labor.
Chicago October 8.—The sum of 8170 was raised for the benefit of the female telegraph strikers of last year, by the members of the Federation of Trades and Labor unions today. The report of the committee or legislation against admitting a delegate representing the progressive cigar makers union, caused a warm discussion. By far ths greater number ot delegates looked upon the progressive union as a very shady enterprise and one that should be by no means
countenanced.
The following officers were elected. President,W. J.Hammond, of New Orleans; vicepresident, Richard Powers, of Chicago; secretary, W. D Connelly, of Cincinnati; assistant secretary, Emil Levy, of Evansville, led.; auditors, J. W. Smith, of Springfield, His., and J. B. Waterhouse, of Cincinnati. Taluier Oota a Respite. Cincinnati, O. October 8 —The district court has ordered a stay of proceedings in the case of Joseph Palmer, sentenced to be executed Friday for the murder of W. H. Kirk. The jury followed the ruling of a recent decision by the supreme court, which makes It imperative that all prooeedlugi 1e error must first be passed on by the district court before goirg before'.the supreme court, and this stay Is to give time to consider aa application for a writ of error which waa only made to them this week. Memphis Avalanche hold Memphis, Term., October S.—The Avalanche was sold yesterday for $20,000 cash, the purchasers being H. M. I)oak, late of the Cincinnati News, $«,000, Robt. F. Looney, of this city, 17,500, and W. W. McDowell, Chancellor of the Chancery court, 17,700. It Is understood that H/ M. Doak and W. W. McDowell will assume editorial charge, the latter resigning his seat on the bench for the purpose. An Ocean Race. New York, October 8 —The steamer Oregon, of the Cunard line, and American, of the National line; sailed for Llverpoql at the same hour thlslnornlng. There have been eome heavy betS^ made on the result. The former’s fastest east bound record Is six days, eleven hours, nine minutes; ths latter’s, six days, fourteen hours, elgUtte* minutes. Two People Killed. North Adams, Mass., October 8 —A carriage containing George and Alice Hall, of Hamford, Vermont, was struck by aa express tra*n at Greylock crossing, last night, and both occupants instantly killed. The young man’s body remained on the engine pilot, while the dody of the young lady waa thrown one hundred feet on a bank ten feet high. ^ Work Keaumcd. . F#rt Pitt, October 8 —The Iron and 8tcel works, which have been closed dogrn the past three montbs on account of Uck of orders, have resumed In all departments, giving employment to several hundred men. The St. Louis malleable Iron company has emerged from Its financial cloud and has resumed work. _ The Illack Flag np. In pursuance to the following telegram Sergeant Wappenhans ran up the black flag
this morning:
Wamhngtoh, October 8 .10:10 a. i». Obsbp.vsk. Indianapolis: Hoist the cold wavs signal. Tne temperature will fall aoout twenty d« zrees. The cold wave R. accompanied bv a high bat omeier. Haxcn.
Indications.
Washington, October 8 —The Tecnessee and Ohio valley, local rains and partly cloudy weather, winds shifting to northerly, lower temperature, higher barometor. Lower lake region, winds veering to northerly, with partly cloudy weather and local rains follow ed by clearing weather, decided fall In temperature, higher barometer.
Murdered for Revenge. Nkw Haven, Conn., October 8.—I>r. Fink, of Bianford.nlne miles from here, waa assaulted In fits house last night and wife die. He has been zealous In prosecuting vlolatois of the liquor, and Irishman named Daugherty, fined last week, is suspected. A Military Marriage. Wa^hotau, Wis., October 8.—The marriage of General A. M. McCook, U. 8. A , la command of Fort Douglass, to Miss Anale Colt, took place this morning. Among the brilliant assemblage of guests was General Sherman. No Action Taken. Baltimore, October 8.—At the regular monthly meeting of the board of directors of the Baltimore A Ohio railway, to-day, the differences between the Baltimore Jfc Ohio and Pennsylvania road were not brought up. ghat Down Ordered Reading, Pa., October 8.—Orders hava been received to close the Reading cotton mills for one month owing to over production and slow sales. They employ did hands. Booth In Germany, Berlin, October 8 —Edwin Booth, the American tragedian, will commence a series of representations la this city next February.
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