Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 July 1887 — Page 4
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JEWELRY For ft v <4jb only. HOBACB A COMSTOCK, 18 &»> WMhtnjton ttreM.
Q-LOVKS 19 CENTS. An of oar EMa Thread CSc, Me «ad 40a dUreoMh Ikaoyatr, toOtOM. TUCKER’S GLOVE STORE, t.
Q. P. MAROTT, SPECIAL SALE
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SUMMER SHOES, BegkrcQea of Coat OOME AND SEE.
19 North Pennsylvania Street.
SPIRIT 00 SONG.
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IF YOU WANT HOSIERY, LAOB MITTS. GLOVES, LACES, PARASOLS, DR WARNER'S CORSETS, And Notions at tho right prio—» COM SB AND SMB XJfi, E W. VANCE & CO., M Eaat WaMUactao Street.
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in Heal Estate, Boat-
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OHAa W.BROUSE & 00. BaMM taaCaThaqw Mask, Mart Markat at BUSINESS HOUSES. Rosidenoea in AH Farts of City. VACANT BUILDING SITES. f. Latata Brooe Maea.
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to Joha Beaa, bbImSI
t jaoitar orke dlad Uwt week. to establish a park oo
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Majrer Deny is Interesting himself in enisrchants aed baeinese mew toward » half holiday to employes during d tons, aad is ■eetfac with great The celebration to be held by the Hotel
Brotherhood in this eity Angast 3, promises to be an^elaborato affair. Delegation* will be bare from Chicago, Sc Louis, Louisville
aad Cefomboa.
Ira Miles, who robbed aa actress at tbs Brunswick hotel two yean ago, and was aeat to tbs prison' north, was returned to this city Saturday evening, and forwarded to Troy, O., to aMwer a charge of forgery. The reside nee of John B. Powers. 227 South New Jersey street, was raided by a thief, Saturday sight, who eaeured entrance by catting through n screen door, and carried offs gold watch and some jewelry. The brisk tenement. 283 and 285 South East street, owned by M. K. Fatont aad occupied by the families of Joseph Flynn and Benjamin Hamilton, was damaged by fire Saturday evening. Leas la exeesa of $200. Mrs. Susan L. Sweeney is see king a divorce from Wiley K. Sweeney, of Pike townnbip, alleging marriage in 1862 and abandonment six years ago. There is a large family of children, of which the yonngeet is fourteen years of age. Mary Fowler, released from tho reformatory on a ticket of leave, to go to her home in the southern part of toe atate, 1* reported to have been seen in this eity, dreesed in male attire, aad aa order haa been imued for her return to the reformatory. George Howe, of Coast Point, was brought to this eity Saturday afternoon and was committed by the '‘little commissioner,” on charge of oounterfeittng. He ia accused of manufacturing one dollar pieoea, and the dice, ate., are said to have been found in hi*
room.
The ontbrashed ehocked wheat in a tonacre field, near the German orphan asylum, was dcstroyad by fire yesterday, the mischief originating from sparks from a Belt engine, aa ia supuosed. All the neighbors turned out to fight the flames, but could not prevent the damage. The Brighton bench resort was largely patronized by the tough* yesterday, and it continues an nicer of the worst description. Neither the police authorities nor tbe sheriff seem to give this place taneh attention, and a bloody murder will soon mark the orgies at this point. Mr. T. F. Ryan ia preparing to open an overall manufactory on Sooth Meridian street which will give employment to fifty women. Improved appliances for running •caring machines by steam will be need. Preparations are being made to begin work within a short time. Joseph Scott (colored) reaidieg 123 Rhode Island street, Saturday night went home in a quarrelsome mood, aad making a pretext that suffleieat food bad not been cooked for •upper, he assaulted hie wife, knocking her down and kicking her, aad finally throwing her throogh a window. The woman was badly injured. There was a picnic at Maywood yesterday, aad on tha return train roughs attempted a general disturbance and caused considerable contusion among tbe passengers. After reaching the city limits some of the hoodlums discharged their revolvers from tbe window, increasing tha aiann, hot they left tha train on tha approach of a patrolman. The Haofhvilla people are deeply interas'ad ia the proposal to widen Michigan street, west of the race, and it is understood that snbsoriptions will be made for that purp so, if may guarantee of aid can be secured from the county commissioners. The street, as it now mauds, is aot only toe narrow, bat in MVoral places it ia unsafe, and dangerous accidents have not bean antireir averted. If the electric road to eonuect Haughvilla with Woodruff 1 Place ia built, it alone will require sixteen feet of roadway, and as tbe street now stands it dots aot average in width in exceea of twenty feet. ▲ SALOON MOBBKD.
The Vtftagers Sally and Destroy It Wltk Bowlder* aad HUuge Hammers.
There was an exciting time last night at Wilkinson, on the line of tho I., B. A W. road, in Hancock county, growing out of the mobbing of a saloon ran by William Wilson, and which was established in that village about three weeks ago, very much to the chagrin and oppoaition ot the batter sentiment of the community, which claimed to be ignorant that Wilson contemplated any such investment. Tbe saloon, last night, was in charge of John Robert Wilton, n cousin of the proprietor, and when the mob, numbering seventy-five or one hundred persona, began battering the front windows end doors, using bowlders and a piece of timber, he fired one shot from his revolver, hoping to inttmidtto tbe assailing party. Tbe rose foiled to work. After the mob entered, the pool table was broken with a sledge hammer, and the counter and bar fixtures were similarly served, and many of the bottles containing liquors were also a ashed, but still considerable oi the stock escaped demolition. Tbe lees to Wilson will reach $200, aad the damage to the building is probably abont $50. The latter is the property of Joseph Grey. It is said for Wilson, that had he known the sentiment ot tbe village, he would not have undertaken the bustness, and that had he been present last night some one would have gotten hurt, as he is a determined fellow. Parties from Wilkinson report that’on Saturday night several persons wore ejected from the saloon, going away vowing vengeance, and they are inclined to think the attack was instigated by ibis class, and not by those opposed to the saloon from n conscientious standpoint.
Special Relifftoos Matters.
The servicss at the Fourth Presbyterian church last night were under the auspices of the Young Peepin'* society of Christian Endeavor. Exercises an bald monthly, as stated ia the constitution, the object being "to promote an earnest Christian life among its members; to increase their mutual acquaintance, and to make them more useful in tha service of God." This ia tbe only branch of the society here, although tha membership in the United States is now 100,000. It originated six rears ago In n Congregation-
al church in New Eagle ad.
Communion service* were held at the First Presbyterian in tha merning. Thera wen nine additions to the church recorded, six
on profession. ; i
At tbs Fifth Presbyterian church yesterday the following resolution was passed: Resolved, “That wa extend our nnited thanks to the session of the Second Presbyterian church, the cnstodlaM of the Peek fond, to the executive committee of Wabash college, aad to the many friends ia tha city, for the mm|» 7 h.™ ~<wi» U, Wi., rf The Bruce Park meetings will continue this week. Yesterday interesting sermons were delivered by Rev. Ur. WUaoe in the morning, aad in the evening by Rev. Mr.
Roes, of BpriaffieM, O.
Articles of Incorporation Kited. Arftfijef gf association wen filed with the
•MMrtMr of state Boturday of Ike Mentisello HUliegAomptay of Montfoella, lad. the capital stock ie $15,000, and the directors an A. Reynolds, H. T. Howard aad W. M.
mdl+f, The Carlisle Building and
sssontstinn ot Carlisle, lad.,nlsenlsd articles with the secretary. The stock is $30,000, and the directors an Jeatak T. Akin, Chaa. R. Wilson, James M. Roberta, John E. Snnpp
and Peter C. Caable.
to Loeete Here. Mr. A. P. Potts is interesting himself la
WA'LsrLjssssri ee enerattoa ot gentlemen likely to am tbe wisdom of nob a venture. Subscription* will he seoekred for any amewet, aey from $10 a* the same paynfeia monthly for n given length of time, finr tee mewthe, for instance, sad the whole to be devoted to the object as outlined. la ether eitiaa liberal-minded geatleaara have punaed this plea with grant maowa, they getting beck their investment hr the iuaraaesd value to their laade ia the jMMUot * flourishing ■ I Mm
Wa have a few remarks to remark, if we eaa hove your eye for a minute. We will not say that la remarkably bet, *or will we make ear remarks about Judgu Harlan or Simeon Coy or the street railway company or tbe printers' strike or sat oral gas, but we era toraod to remark that there are no Hiss ee P. J. Kelleher, the leading hatter, 23 8. Mer. st. Tbe prices he is making on rammer bats ora remarkably low. New, Mat, natty, stylish goods from tbe best factories in the country. Straw beta from 5 cents ap. Light colored stiff and •oft hate from $1 up. A cool bargain ia every hat. Give Kelleher a call. 23 8. Meridian st. Open to-alght. Ryan, The Hatter. The beet ia the cheapest Ryan, the hatter, 21 and 23 South Illinois street keeps the best of everything in gentlemen’s fornishiaga. EXCURSION TO WARSAW AMD LAKES. Oentral-avsnue, Hall Pises and Seventh-street Methodist cbarches will run ra excursion, via ‘•Bee Line” aad “C, W. A M ,” to Warsaw, Ind., and lakes, Tuesday, July 19. Returning, train will stop at Marian, Falnnount, Jonesboro and BummltviUe gas welts. Round tnp, 31.50; chitdrra. 76 cents. Tickets for sale at Gable’s drug-' store, comer Seventh and Illinois streets; Timberlake’s drag store, corner Seventh street end College avenue: Yehn's book store, North Meridian street: G, W. & M. ticket office; “Bee Line? office, Batee House corner, and by committee on tbe train. lUv* arranged special rate tor meals at hotel on the groundi-Uc etch. Kalu north insure a cool, pleasant day. Q« to Hart A Co.’* Camel Shoe Store, 76 East Washington street, lor bargains in boots and •hose. New stock T. J. Tbcslex A Ssn have located in tbs Y. M. C. A. building with a new and complete stock of drags, perfumes, toilet articles, etc. Thx twentieth year of "the New England Conservatory of Music, Boston, which has jtist drawn toneless, has been tbs most successful in the history of that phenomenally successful Institutieo. Nearly 2.W0 pupils hava received instruction In its several school* ot music, art, oratory, languages, literature, piano and organ tuning, physical cnltura, etc. Every state and territory, arid many other oooatries have been represented In it* hails. Tha ablest artiste and teachers are in it* faculty, and yuarly additions are made from American rad European sources. EXCURSION "TO CHICAGO. Will start abqot the middle of August, a, W. &M.R.R. Round trip 3S.60. Call at 11 Virginia avenue for information. REMOVED. Wyckoff, Seamans A Benedict, proprietors of the Remington Standard Typewriter, have removed to Ko. 68 North Pennsylvania street, where they will be pleased to am their friends. Ixscax your property wun A. Abromet, agent for the strongest end most popular com pa ales, at lowest rales. Offioa S and 4 Vinton block I. 0. O. F. PICNIC, J Tbe L O. O. F. hold their second annual celebration and picnic at North Salem, on the L, P. A 8. railroad. Thursday. July 21. Special low rates for everybody. Train leaves at 8:30 a. m. Tickets for sale at 1488. 111. at H. A. Cherrier, City Ticket Agent, L, U A 8. Ry. NOTICE. Ladles will find a full assortment of French heel Oxford ties and slippers at the Bates bouse ■bos store, 62 West Washington street. A P. Wxxqer.
Cote dor, Tha pare grape juice, is for sale by Emil Martin, corner Meridian at. and Russell ave., at only 60 cent* par bottle. BuomDeOareia’sgsnoDia at Moan's drag store SYRUP OP FIGS, Manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup com pray, San Francisco, Cal., is nature’s own true laxative. This pleasant California liquid fruit remedy may be bad of the Richardson Drug company, wholesale agents. It is the most pleasant, prompt rad slfcctive remedy known to cleanse the system: to act on lbs liver, kidneys and bowels gently yet thoroughly; to dispel headaches, colds and fere is; to cure constipation, indtgestlon and kindred ilia The best brushes are nougat of H. SohmedeL 428 Virginia avenue. Give him a call. Have your old waves made new at M. E. Phalan'^U>; East Washington street. Furniture, carpets rad stoves on payments or cash. 69 W. Washington sl, aad 90 S. 111. st. John Clune. Ice creak at Hollywood's. Bus running from end of car line every thirty mi nute* Sunders.
SUMMER DRESS GOODS Belonging to the damaged stock of H. P. WASSON & CO.
-Will be slaughtered this week. Light Weight Wool Goods, Ginghams, Lawns, Sateens, Batistes. 35 South Meridiau Street
OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA. * HYGEIA HOTEL.
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• from malaria aadrox Man. Term* tern for tha m • than at ray Mel of Ms
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$30,000 STOCKICCOMPOSITE
Slier Dry Goi
Moat be sold not before August 25. SALE MENCES M1V
In this atoek will be found Lawns, White Goods, Batiste Cloths, Etamine Cloths, Dorn cede and French Sateens, Silks of every description, Dress Goods of every description, Jerseys, Muslin Underwear, Lace Curtains, Glove* and Mitts, Ribbons, Homiy, Luces and Embroideries. Some of this stock will be sold at onebqjf and one-quarter the former price.
BROSNAN BROS. & CO., 37 and 39 South Illinois St Store open till 9 p. m. daring warm weather.
TOO LATE."
There are many who think the season too tar advanced to boy a Straw or other Summer Hat This is A GREAT MISTAKE, Asa visit to our place will convince any om when they team prices and realize the comfort and refreshing change on putting on what we show and recommend for the swettering weather, that they have Str uolt the Right Time.
ILIFPS, OPPOSITE TRANSFER CAR.
“COME AND SEE” 4®*Open after supper to-n'ght
REMNANTS!
TO-MORROW
SULLIVAN’S
Remnants of Silk at onefourth price. Remnants of Dress Goods. Remnants of Sateens. Remnants of Lawns. Remnants of White Goods. Remnants of Table Linen f in many desirable lengths Odd lota in Towels and Napkins; yon can buy at half regular price. Remnants of Domestics. See the prices in our broken line of Hosiery; you can buy them at one-half regular cost The bankrupt stock just closed out leaves many remnants in our various departments which must now be sold out regardless of price or cost Some of these remnants and broken lines consist of some very desirable goods, and can be procured for prices never before offered in this city.
SULLIVAN'S Philadelphia Store, 6 and 8 West Washington St. Oar Parasols are now sold at half price, to close out
Itot Fur
FIRST APPEARANCE IN THIS CITY OF
a D. Nevltaffa World Benowned
INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
2,006—Objeete of interest—1060 Ouso dstiy ton S a. a*, to 10 m. as. Metinaa Friday afternoon, tram 2 to
a tew days uoly, at
vs raw WAsanmoM stbeet.
m AeanswenM, tt saasra teen leak like a big drop of pstetaraftM titan anything elac. “KEER COOL..” la ttwra any Mm more aggravating than ttM Jam wewf Aren’t we all trying to keep coal? And are not phUrath rapists like THE WHEN who retainer to the waate >f mankind, trying tooflkrtha mean* to keep edol? A. ISTiaHT SHIRT
we valMbla tothia and than n nightshirt. It will http yon much to ■tt n refreshing sleep, end if you era deep wall yon may defy tha “bested term.” We have “MIDfUMMhE NIGHT’S SHIKTS* la all varieties of style end substance, plain and fancy,trimmed and untrimmed. Provide yourself with arena and bareaafortabls. THE WHEN
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\n immense assortment, at popular prices.
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A. DICKSON & CO.
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
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Dress Sateens all reduced. Dress Batistes far below cost. Linen Drees Lawns 121c, worth 18c. Seersuckers all reduced. White Dress Goods that are bargains. Swiss Flouncings reduced. Egyptian Flouncings reduced. Laces of all kinds reduced. ~ Gauze Underwear reduced. Lace Mitts reduced. Hosiery of all kinds reduced. Gloves all reduced. Summer Goods of all kinds reduced, in many cases halt the former price.
A. DICKSON & CO.
SPLENDID LINE OF STRAW MATTINGS Reduced Rrioes. W. H. ROLL, 30, 32 and 34 South Illinois Street
YOU CAN PICK UP A newspaper at any time and find the names of clothing firms who make great pretensions in regard to giving away goods, “as they call it.” People know lat’s lat! Compare our goods and prices with those firms, and the first thing you will 8 |iy is I WILL GO TO THE ORIGINAL EAGtE 5 and 7 West Washington Street
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MILK SHAKE APPARATUS, Best in the market Send for catalogue. 'MXLX.KR, ZOLLKK Sc CO.‘ OIK North. FennwyIrani* St.
icber & Lee,
. The largest Carpet House in the state, 5,7 and 9 East Washington Street
TTNDERTAKER KREGELO has the only indestructible U casket; air tight; will not decay when buried; less price than black cloth draped caskets.
Ti LEilG miS AND T01HT WAIIS, Soaps, Combe end Brushes of nil kinds. Pioxad’s Celebrated Era de yuinme lor UM tttir. wnolesaie ana IveUH.
CHARLES MAYER & CO, 99 and 81 Watt Washineton Street.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO.
To whom it may concern: It having come to out knowledge that sundry evil minded parties have been circulating various false rumors ( in this city, and throughout the state, concerning the Franklin Insurance Co., we desire hereby to certify that the company will continue to do business at the old stand, and that the company is as good now # as it ever was, and we hereby heartily recommend it as deserving of the patronage of the people of Indianapolis and the state at large. We are satisfied that all just claims will be as liberally settled and promptly paid in the future as in the past Its capital of $150,000 is folly paid up, besides which it has a large surplus, and all of its means are loaned in this city and state. J. E. Robertson, President G. Schmuck, Secretary. Indianapolis, July 16,188X. . Having investigated the a£> fairs of the Franklin Insurance Co., of this city, we fully recommend it as deserving ot the patronage of the people of this city and state at large. S. A. Fletcher ft Co., Bankers. V. T. Malott, Pres. The IndianaNational Banks W*. P. Gallop, Pres. Meridian National Bank.
RIBBONS, LAOIS* EMBROIDERIES, HOSIERY, KID GLOVES, SILK MITTS rad CORSETS.
Our entire atoek at redooed prices this week
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VIM Hi® i c«. •• Watt Waahtagtea Street
SPECIAL SALE FOR JIM
CHAS. F. MEYER & CO.’S.
In artier to make room for nawtett ■ootia, wa wlUmaka spaetelprioresaatt Ons lot Lawns at 2a ' OMlotMootiOtagnaasatS* worth kk
Ona lot Searsockm al ae: worth
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LoOM Hom at to; worthies. 8iJk MUM, all colon, at toe. LadieF MnpttnUndanraar at half ptot Ons lot Remnants of all kinds at half petes. One lot alUJaan Crash at Ie; weskhk* Owe lot Crash at ae; worth 6a One lot aU-Unaa Towtts at So; worth
10a
Ons lot aU-Iinra Towtts at toe; worth toe anti ata Om bale aMooh UMlteatO*; wot than. Om let Catered Hsaspresfli ot tbsi worth tLX. Om lot Ottered BMrereeds at Mat worth iLM. Qifrf Ladies' EmbtfMirtd Suits a$ mm agp-Oouis st ap thesB foods will not rssnftit! loss oft tJbsos prioMi Store open ovanr avaaint till 8 oteloak.
OHAS. F. MEYER & OO*
DOUmJf BOOK.