Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 December 1887 — Page 5

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CHRISTMAS GIFTS

vob norut about the tow*.

Wm. Piel. Jr.—Somethtnr on which to exercise hit muscle titer John BU&e leavea the Boerd oi

frede

WfMaf H4bee condemned b

amusements.

* BmS Mlaetrel Show—fine AMvmMmu

Bm Next Wook.

Oeneu's SpecUouler Miaetiele (are an •xeallaM eaterte lament at EagUah'a laat sight. While there are se great atari to ealipea the leaser lights, the perfonnanoe was goad threlgheat and well worthy the petroaage of all lerera tf aiaetrelsj. The aiaglag was exeelleat, the Jakes mostly fresh sad the specialties of a high order of merit. Billy I<yoas is the best fciaale Impersonator foen here for a loag time. The engagement

eloeee to-night.

Mr. Chaafrma and his company will repeat "Kit, the Arkansas Trareler/’ at the Mnsenm Br the last lima to-night. Next week comss Jasssa CL Herne's piny. "Hearts of Oak,” |Uh Mr. Hama in his arigiaal part of

Rink will give the mead taney-dress earnival of toe asason this avsaiag, sad will giva prism to tho amount of (75. Thors

TBK nSTDIAMJPDLIS JSXWH, BATUKDAT, 27XGXMB3EB 24, 1B81.

SUNPATSERVTtTgS:

i Thoy Wfll or ShoaM Bind la Thetr

The Hews, with its customary enterprise (that is what the papers always say, when they are going te publish aomathlag that thoy don't know mneh about), herewith presents its readers with a list of tho Christmas prsasats wbloh a aambsr of wall known fooplo abont town will get, or oxpoet to get, would like to got, or should got in their little stockings to-morrow morning. Tho list of conns is satyost to revision and aorrsetioa, fast as all liets an. Lately when difficult questions are asked, the response generally has beta: M £ead the answer ie the stars.” Our special talegrapbio ssrvlaa with the stars has been somewhat impaired by the cold weather lately, but tho lollowing "answers” ss to what certain people wen to got for Christmas are believed to be approximately correct. This is tbs only sSort this paper bst made to follow the example of a late lamented but highly esteemed cootemporary, fa "getting tho nows one day in advance,” and this ie the only official end authorized publication of Santa Ciaas’e inUstions, so far ae Indianapolis people ere soseerned, that has yet been mads. If tbs people named do npt cat what Is here designated for tnem, it will be because no regard la paid to the eternal fitness of things. The list is as follows, and if yon live through it, you will richly deserve "a Marry Christmas” and "a Happy Haw Year.” Governor Gray—Tho nomination tor Vies Presktent. State Secretory Griffin—Another book egent Bruce Can-A wtie Attorney General Mlchoner—Offldel appoint' went as ttae guardian of tbs O. O. P. Bute Treasurer Letmeke—Cinderella slippers for bit pertODAi us*. Supreme Court Clerk Koble-A dosen decisions •very day. Tbs BUM Hooss Commiasionera and Board of Commmsioncn of tbs New insane Hospitals—Per Atom And milc&ge. Dr. Thomas H. Harrison—To bo let alone by the newspapers. Insane Hospital Patients—Better butter and Isas politic*. Dick Richard Herrick—A ranch in Colorado John W Kern—Re-nomination for Reporter of the Supreme Court Mr. Gil stt, Deputy Attorney General—Nothing BAkl about t%At story. J om Taggart—A solution of that “shell" puzzle. Harry New—Another shotgun, a few more ous-thou'and-dollar dogs and some new hunting Kories. H. C Diehl—homo decoy ducks that retrieve and pull a boat. U S. Fraser—The beet of good look. Manley Isoe—Dl videuda in the Indianapolis Dry Placer and Ore Concentrating Company. K. C. Egan, Lewis Wallace. Waller Kessler, Charley Hiteheook—A little of the same as Igoe’a. A J. Treat—Something to keep bla feet warm. Cbauncey Turner—Bass bail news. Frank Bird—A new route to the Starch Works. John C. New—A position as manager of a base ball club. N. F. a Oott—A physique like Jack Kilrain’s and baas for breakfast. Louis Relbold—A hotel that will accommodate 10,000 guests. George N. Catterson—A new horse, instead of Bst monstrosity he now drives. Louis Deeohler—A round trip ticket to BurlingIon, Is. George A. Dickson—Fire per cant, more, and Mur bail when the snow Hies. John T. Dickson—More hair. Henry Talbott—Another Museum. Will Dickson—Membership in an anti-pc .arty society. John T. Brush—Pfeffsr and Twitched. The Denison House Liars' Association—Boms Mw talent. Clarence Wulain—"Yaller o1arinets. , ’ Harry Bennet—An affidavit that ha never did (brow a ball over the BiiuU Asylum smoke stack. The Republican Party—A high Lceosa and local Option platform. The Democrats—A declaration that "the Dem•eratio party is now, as it always nas bean, ooposed to all sumptuary legislation." The Prohibition Party—More votes. The Indianapolis Natural Gas Company—The Mirth, fenced and patntad. Many Gas (illuminating) Oonsomers—Better

gaa

John H. Martin—Mora suits of olothaa then

Berry Walt

Many Street Car Mules—A rest. 8 P. Sheerin—More bonds.

Will Pselle—dust a few more statlstioa. "Deacon" Praia—A newspaper sensation. Scott Bona—A holiday, it ha aver gets time to

kava one.

William Fortane—A position which will allow

him to sleep.

The Citizens' Gas Trust—Popular favor.

Congrtasman Bynum—To name hu successor,

In case ha is nominated lor Governor.

Judah Irvin—Several loads of the best quality

If land.

Hiram Miller—The Democratic nomination for Itatu Treasurer without costing him a ceut. Cal Darnell—A row during every session of tbs

Council.

County Attorney Spencer—A sura thing on «uo-

gsadlng himself.

Coroner Wagnar—The privilege of dlawctlng

Van Vorbis.

Police Superintendent Travis—To collar the

Jobbers now working the city.

Patrolman Laporte—A sergeant's badge. Patrolman Raftery—The cleanest ward in the

Hty. in ft moral senae.

Chlel Fire Engineer—To signal “fire out" on jho incendiaries operating in the aorthern part of Will ^Taylor—To name the next City Attorney. John K. Clinton—The Republican nomination

fc>r county Clark.

Committee ol One Hundred—An honest and rigorous prosecution of the tally-sheet casus. Colonel I. N. Walker—To name the next De-

partment Commander

General Georgs F. McGinnis— til the fsets with reference to General McClernand and Champion’*

Hill.

General Fred Knefler—A rush of pension claims. E. W. Halford—To write tha Republican plat-

form.

8. N. Gould—The Democratic nomination for township tuuiee. C. W. Fairbanks—A return of the $898,500. Which McKeen teems to have swallowed. William Kothe, Jr.—A oontroliing grip on the Eighth Ward councilman. Marshal Manntug—Proof sufficient to convict {he depot swindlers. KJ. Dunn—A contrivance liar opening frozen ear do

will be spaa'al iestarw every night next week, cash as radar, polo, atilt-walking, etc. Tba “Night Owls” Barleeqas and Novelty Company, anas posed of such well-known •peeiaitv people as Lopise Dempsey, May Howard, Pauline Baicbeller, Manchester aad Jennings. Henry Morris aad others, will be at English's Monday, afternoon aad oven-

lag, aad natii Thursday. "Tba Soggarth ” tha aw

i at the Grand at the Christmas matinee

the new play that is to be

on Moaday and the first part of tba week, is ■aid to be an aonenaily fife prodnetion. Among tbe members of the eompenv are Adels Be)garde, W. H. Thompson, Lillian Conway, Lake Marlow, Chas. B. Welles aad others. The edvance sale is now on.

SUPBKMJC COURT.

gJTTs iaenra taasrWoa ta thtoeetaa meat he headed ia hy » a. m. astnrday.

T>I.ACKPORD-STRRKT MISSION—Wervlcvs » A> a. as. aad t p. m. >9 aftoraeoa aarviesL

Everybody welcovn*.

PlRti^A»WfffCTOTeH-1Ubbce“jaibrr. lx £ D . pastor. Morning service KSXb; avaalng, 7 JU

c&tmtWKSf _

O Mouth and KoM* ^ pastor. Rewlcea l»-J» n. m. and 730

c 1 x ra-'craxKfTW ■cfirtfRca-c^iiT'ETm O and Pin*. Elder W. J. Roamell. putor. Barvices Mkto a m. aad TM m. m. Ail are iavttad. T^Qktg irrPTlHT (MuRCH-^or. CbrntTiZd iv Broadway. Rev. B. K. NSMBBon. pastor. Sarvicssat toil a m. aad 7:30 a. as. Baaday school

9:i* a. m.

t fNTTESPgEffiyrMlAN fcBTTRGH—corner of Msssacbuaeus are. and Earn sa Rev. J. P. Cowan, pastor. Praackina at MOD a. m. No services ta the evening. pi-Y MOGTii~CHUS@H^iMar"fr,'- McCuUSEE, A minister. ServicM Suaday at M-JS A 7« p. m. Morning topic, “CUIdrea's Can evening, “Tha Feulvni of

Akeivsgte mi Opiaiosa Roadored Eriday, Deeember 8*. 1007. parol PAarmoN—rrinsircx. 12,643. James A. Brace et aL ft Mason J. Osgood, Trostee. Marion Superior Court. Mitch-

ell, a J. ’

L A parol partition of lands between tenants in common, wbloh has been carried Into effect and consummated by posseseioa taken by each of the rhara so allotted to him, U valid and binding. A partition effected by mutual agreement, followed ny possession, is equivalent to s decree in a court of chan eery, wnich does not of itself transfer the tula, even after the allottment of the several share* ot the parties to the proceeding. The transfer of title Is a matter distinct from the partition, but It may be compelled by a court of equity, if there is an agreement for partition and tbe parties take exclusive possession of tbe parts set off to them, one making valuable Imprevument* on hu pan end the ocher taking in* entire crops grown upon his shire, and there is no claim of inequality or irsud, the partition will stand and may be en-

forced by the courts. .

2. d atsiceuu made by a client to his counsel

tend Market.

Invited.

rjKACk M. k. CHUKCfr—Cor. ^ VJ L. D. Moose, pastor. Clas-MaiSn m.babbathschool at S p. m. Preaching at WM a ns. and 7:30

P m. by the pastor. Too era Invited.

A MfcTM.'K.' OkUWcH-t-oraiFirSTon-,r«nd

Madison ava Rev. John K. 8te«J, pastor.

Preach!ag at UhM a m. aad m. m. Sunday school 2 p. m- All cordially invltsd. Beat* free.

eMorial MtHSTTSKiiOr - chuKcH^

ivl Corner of Christian ava an J Aah *L Rav. Hanford a. Knaov, D. D , pastor. Service m 10:30 a m and ran p. m. Sabbaih-acboot at2:Up. m.

Public welcome.

yiRsf ENGL't8ft• LPTHKra-N gHffftcrtX: Cor. ot Penn, and Walnut ala. Rev. John Baltzlv.pastor. Preaching to-morrow forts a m. sod 7-U p m. Bnaday-acboot SUD A m. Prayermseting Thursday svsolng-

iuinois si* nev. j a. jbvckes. d. Director. Services 10:« a m Sunday-scnool t p. m. Mibiecf ss Jrts p. m. Bt. Jams* Mission, cor. West and Walnut,: services 7J0 p. m. Cordial In vUation to 'pHlRD CHRHTIaM Cttt'kcfl^fcorner ot 1 Homs avenue and Ash street. D. R. Van Buskibk. paAior. Preaching at lO-.n a m„ by Proftsaor John Shackelford, of Lexington, Ky. Bunday school quarterly review with appropriate

exercises In th* evening.

2. R.attrcaut* made by a client to hi* counsel fpaRERN acOe CHUR<3H-f>»r.' ksndia^and lor th* put pose ol being cummunicatcd and setea ± second its. Rev. J. Albert Rondtbeier. pa»upon by tba latter in bringing about an adjittt- tor. Morning service at lo-.M by Rev. H. C Rio*, meu t of a controversy with another party, are not Evening 7-J0. a Christ maa song service, with a brief

ith-scbooi and at 2:U

if a controversy with another party,

coufldentiel coramuoicattons and may b* testified

to by the aKorucy,

WILL—PERMSAL PROPKRTT. 12,841. Joseph N. Fulleuwider va William W. Watson. Montgomery C. CL Reversed. Elifotl, J. a tsi'aior bequeathed to hia wife all his personal property, "to have use and eniov tn* lame as she may choo-e, and to dispose of the same in such manner ss she mar derire: yet, I reque-t that if at the time of her de.eaae, any or the personal property shall remain undisposed of, that it be given loth* children ot my son William W. Watson, and to the children o( my daughter, Mary C. Garland." Held: That the wid vested the widow wuh th* absolute ownership of the personal property, and upou her death what remain.* unatappood of goes to bet administrator, as other prop-

erty.

GRAVEL ROADS—CERTIFICATES—INTERRST. 14.094. Ftate of Indiana ex rel Samuel McCray vs. Morgan C Frazier, superintendent. Clinton

C. C. Affirmed. Howk, J.

Under seutlou 11 of lb* act of April 8.1885, concerning gravel roads, tha date of the certificates whieh the superintendent is therein required to sxecut* is left to be me subject matter 01 contract in each particular case, or, if the contract is ailsnt on tbe subject, as m this case, then to the •ouud dUctetiu* of the superintendent oi the work It is not an abuse of the superintendent's discretion to refuse to date tha ceitificatea as of the data of the contract with tbe contractor, when the latter did not enter upon the con<tructlon ot the road untii lour months later. The interest such certificates bear is 6 per cant.

MORTOAG18—PR IORIT V.

18,630. George H. D. Gibson, administrator, vs. James M. Keyes. Clark C. C. Reversed. Zol-

lart. J.

Carr,

note aga:

town lot. Appellee alto held a note against Green, to secure which a mortgage was given, but by mistake a lot not owned by Green vvr* described therein, instead of a lot he did owu. Desiring to exchange hit town lots for a farm. Green requested Carr and appellee to surrender their moricages upon 1 be lots and take new mortgage* on the tarm, to which they consented. Between Green and Carr it was agreed that the letter's mortgage should be first There was no agreement between Carr and appellee as to who 1 * mortgage should have priority. On March &, Green executed to Carr a moruage on the farm. On the same day, but two hours later. Green executed a mortgage upon the farm to appellee. Cart's mortgage was delivered to the Recorder first, but both were recorded on tbe day of their execution. Held: That Carr’s mortgage is entitled

to priority.

FOREIGN FLASHES*.

»d<Jre*-, ftabhaih tcbool and Nibiv-cii p. m. Tbe public ars cordially Invltsd.

J) h.V. M. b M VDk will prescb a Christmas setIV men to morrow at Hall Place M. Jl Cburcn, follow'd by the saorvmtnt of tba Lord’s Bupiwr a ' bnatma' service will b* held atf**. given by the ahbath-school, and conduct'd by A B. McNeely.

He it* free and a cordial welcome to alt

at i p. m. Prayer-msettog Tbn 7 JO. You are welcoai* to all these

rnlog. Sabbatbsrbi Thursday sveoing

services

. -corner Delaware and Obln at*., Rev. K J. Gams, pas tor. Service* tomorrow 10-JW a m. No service* to-nlebt. subject in the mornlna: "The Birtb and Cnlldbood of Oar Bavior." Special Sunday-school p. ra. All are cordially Invited. IV OBERTB PiiUK M O. CHURCH—Cor. DelaXV ware and Vermont sta. Rev. R A. Keen, D. D.. pAAtor: 8 a. m.. 12 m. and 6:3I) n. m., cla«« meetings: 1U:30 a. m. theme. ‘•The Unspeakable Gift;” 2:li p. m Sabbath echool: 6:10 song service: 7:20 theme^ ’Th* bp*odthrift of Ltfo." All cordially 'IRST KAPTiST CHURCH—Northeast coFner Pennsylvania and New York sta Rev Rsuben Jeffery. D. D.. pastor. Morning toeme. •’Tbs Bong of tbe AngelA" Evsnlmr topfo, ‘Christ’s Mission to the Lom." Bantism at the evening service. Bpedal musical sele.-tlont bv the choir at both »errice*. You will be welcomed.

/^ENTKAL-aVK. M. K. C’ridkcri-Uor. t'emral Vy ava and Butler *t. Rev. A. W. Lamport, pastor PreachlnglOtoAm. by the pastor Sundavscbonl 2:15 p. m.; VV. D. Cooper, superintendent. Christmes praise service 7J0 p m. Class meeting

lie’s m

om

ontsta Hsv. Jams

D. D.. pastor. Service* I0:» a m and 7i» p. su.

'.appellant's decedent, held a promissory th# morning service tbs pastor will preach a serigalust Green, secured by a mortgage on a m’'!'appropriate to Christinas. Th* Sunday school lot. Appellee also held a note against ifi

nr^ Invited

ChriKtmHs pra

9:W a m. . Youn« Htranjifprffi oordlffiliy

gfcCOND

people'* meeting

welcomed.

ass meeting 6:30 p. m.

Penn and Vermon

Rev. James McLeod.

At

‘■Cil d T dl 1 2^j() b * d* U ° rUinK servic '

review and for

Cbrt^tiffin Rnd«»ffivor prmytr-m«ctlQM. All vouok peopl* invited. 7J0 evening sermon. “At the Cross." Cbrtsimas ei tertalnment.Tuesday evenibg. Q. L.

sitna*

McNuit, pastor.

Archbishop Walsh, of Dublin, has been summoned to Rom* by the Pop* to consult about Irish attain. ' v Premier Norquay, of Manitoba, and several of his Cabinet have resigned, and Dr. Hamilton has taken charge. Mr. Goschen, tha Chancellor of Exchequer, contemplates a big operation for the conversion ot English 3 per cants into 2% per cents at one jump. Herr Schott, a German tenor, has devoted tbe money he earned during his engagements in America to th* arse lion of a Lutheran Church in Abenbucg.

an*pira<'v nd Hawkins. It is reported that Count Von Wolkenstein, the Austrian Embassador to Russia, has sent a confidential and reassuring report to tbe Governmeut from 8t. Petersourg, to the effect that the movements of Russian troops on the Austrian frontier are only in ai-cordance with a scheme which has been lu operation since the Turkish war, to place a permanent cordon from the Baltic to the Black see. The imperial family of Germany is indeed severely afflicted at the present moment. The Duchess ot Schleswig-Holstein, mother of the Princess William of Prussia, who will be tbe tuture Empress of Germany, has become insane and has been placed under restraint in a private a-ylum at Grets, Austria. As insanity is generally a hereditary disease, the outlook Is scarcely encourag ng for the Hohenzolleru dynasty, while if matters go on as at present the whole of the reigning families ot Europe will be on the demented list.

sirucuuu oi me uuuuiug. rue arcnueci, contractors and owner are equally blamed by the public. DIED.

pa*u>r. Christmas service* nextBunusy. The pastor will preach aCbrlstma* sermon at fo:30 a. m : In tb* sveoing a Orisluiss sons service. Subject for theeven ng: ‘•Ctirist’s Biography.” On tuonday ninga -sbbsth-school Christmas service and a f—candy, leys, etc. ____ and MerWian sts. Rev.'J. B Gilbert. D.'d.',

Service at 1039 a m and 7:» p. m. will be

rieie tn Chris:mas. Morning theme, "Why Oatne” Evening theme, "Where Is Her’ Sunday-school 2US p in Claes meeting 9:30 a m. Christmas offering et morning service for tbe hvne-

uaied alntstere and their widowi

Y. and MerWii

pastor. Bernes at

approprlai* to Chrlsimaa Morning theme, "Why Christ Came” Evening theme, "Where Is Her’ Bunday-tchool p m Claes meeting *:SC Christmas offering et morning service for ibe fit of superaonastefi nalnisters and tlielr widows. P cor Penn^anV 1 'N sts °Thl* l pj5t. r RevM. I* Haines. D. D., wtll preach to morrow at 10:45 m. and 730 p m. Morning subject, ’•Tbs Uneatable Gi't, M Evening. ^Christ Was Once a Jlld.'' Special Christina* music at both service* Rabbatb-school at 0:3u a. m. Weekly prayer meetlug on Thursday evsuiug at 7:10. The public In-

speclal evening.

U. Alford

Endesi Hsbbet

KKlA N

st* R V. Hunter, pastor,

abject, “A Day of Good Tiding*." A Istinas program has been prepared for abbatb-schooi a: 230 p. m : Profeasor T.

rlntendent. Society ot Chrtsila

81

rape!

vor holds i-school.

General prayer

tog

evening.

Thursday weu

ty of Ch

prayer service Immedlatelr annoting* prayer mssilug 1'uesday

meeting and Bible class

NOTICE.

DRCM-G

rd sere

agei

o r i-lock, at

Fneuds Invltsd.

—Gcokqx W. died laat night at 12 0 mty five years. Kuneral to morro si tbe rsaldsuce, 164 West Oulo

at 12 o’clock,

w at 2 street.

pRUIT CAKES at Hstz’a AHK and ronod D*M nsaters at Born A Co.’* O »7 K. Washington st. Cash or paymenta T\K. A. W. Bit A V TON. fo2~N.~k*ririlaii.~ Office U hours, 12 to 2 p. m. Kesidenes, toe East Washingfon. f\yf a nd after December 26. milk win b* sc e«nts yJ per quart retail, and 25 cant , guilon wholesai*. John Rauch. Presldcpt Dairy Association. gABY-CARRlAGESvery cheap, oa payment fpHE annuarelection of trustees, treasurer and X clerk of tbe South-atrset Baptist Church will be bald in me church on Monday evening, January 1, 13SS. It is hoped that all th* members will be pres eat at this meeting, as other business of Importance will come before It. T ACE CURTAINS: lairli^'stock and vwy sheep Xj on payments, at Maaaengsr’A M4 E Washing-

SOCIETY MJaETINGS.

John Reiner—A portable gas w*U, to keep > burning under his buggy waL John G. Blake—To be sole proprietor of t foe-bie-mtnd*d institute, a retorm sohool, a newsboys' home and a candy fociory. Arthur Giilatt—A ’’tioktr" to tlevata prices of grain as ha wants them, and than automatically lock itself. Councilman Caspar—A place on th* fire com-

mittee.

Lee Fuimer-The Republican nomination for

Iberiff.

John L. F. Steeg—Damages from tb* Mayor. v Councilman Cummings—Btreet sprinkling for Coal-Dealers’ Pool—No more weighing. Leon Bailey—Tn* congressional nomination in

ffila district

Simeon Ooy—A nolle proeequi In the oonspiraey

John E SulNvan—To be let afoua

W. J. Craig—To prove that Rapps port is aa an-

irchixL

WllUam HOImaa—To b* superintendent of tha Court House another term. Billy Eden—somebody to impress upon the Oouoty OammissfongM that he is a working man. Rev. R. V. Hunter—A new church building Pith Ms oongregatfoo out of debt Depot Policeman Georgs Barrows—A lew more lews el brass buttons ou nla overcoat. T. J. Cubes—A few more smooth gehUsmen to •work" him for dinner for bimaeli aad tnands. Tea Feck—Te sell ticket* to another theatrical hoop* to thwUnion depot. Oufooel Johnson-To subctltute automatic for k Ev^ytokot t Ageht—To have hie rivals compelled to set ’’•pen and above board,” Train Caller Hannibal Tafls—To treed the lux-

' th# new depot.

Grocer*—To see Arbuekla’i >y the Board of Health.

VfKRIDlAN COUNCIL. SO. 155. N. U.-The ivX annual eisecUon of three trustees will b* held Friday evening, Januarv 6, IMS. Jo* T. McCttk*, President 7 iRKBgRnL COUNCIL, EE A U. U r., wiilaotd V> am rating Friday svrntng. December 30, 1897,10 sot ofBc*rsao<l trustee* Members oottfisd t« b* 1 presenc By order of tb* Council O. E. TiwtaBT. Becrstary _ lAFfTAL CITY IaiDGR, Na 87. S~01 ”F., wili / bold a meeting Tuesday evening, Decsmbvr 77, 1W7,10 elect officers and on* troste*. and paymsni of due* Members no. I Ilea 10 be present. Bvordt

William s. Gobdon, r

J H.—All met . X are request

us*vlng, Friday evening, December 30. Election of offloora, Oystars at Bcbaffoer’s after election

° Hemmv F. TmoMMon, Pra*

W. T. Ei.li*, Hec. t?L*CTl0:<N Xj hers of Vtct wtll be an elocvl next term, on I

lew.

1 of trustee* *nd officers to serve onday night next. December 26,

T. H. Powbll, Reporter.

Aloha Counan eloctioa for

otttcer* Including three trustees and representatives 10 grand council at the regular mt-enug Deesmber 81,1667. Gko. D. Mittcn, w. C.

H. Cl. Pson, secretary,

tT a’OF B“—'AU'memberi'of'Sniei XJ . No. 1, are reqoesied vo be presen meeting, Tuesday night, Dooember 27 officers end three trostee*. due nigh

business of Imponan** adoib Lorn, PrastdsnL

Wm H. Hsll. Heoretary. | trtDAK OF THA inON UA LL-At the regular meeUBg of Hlaterhood Branoh. No. 4*5.0.1. H., to bo held oa Monday evening. Dec*mbar 26. officer* Inoludiog three tnutaes, will be elected to serve on* year. Member* are requested to be ora* ant. Rosa E. Jon ks,C.J.

H. C. Paoe, AccC

BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.

hereof Materprta* Lodge. ‘ at at tb* next

.1. Election of night, bus other

XT'LECTION NOTICE—Tne annual meeting of XT the congregation of tbe Central Chnsiiaa Church wtll be held Thursday evening, January 6, 1666, at 730 o’clock. In tbe lecture room of the church, at which t me three 481 trustees (or said church will he elected. Berry Self) Pier*. A E B UC HAN A N, iientlat, room M, When

A. Block.

CEW1NG MacHiNES^W* goeptn stock a full O line of needles, oil and repairs for any and *11 sewing machine*; new*and second band machines for sale, trade or rent at tbe most reasonable prices and terms; see us before buying siaswbsre; w* can WSJSUZSnJZl dEz 17S * \| AnTKK CGMM1BB1UNEH «ALE OF VaLUi'l ablb bbal istate—Pursuant 10 aa order of the Superior Court of Marlon County in cause No. 17,164, wherein John F. Koehler la plslailff and Florence K. Ortsb st al. are defendants. I will offer at prlyate sale da and After tb* 6th day of January, lies, at th# law office of Charles A. Dryer, 27 and Is Baldwin Block, la Indianapolis, Ind, the following described real estate in Marlon County end Mtate of Indiana to wit: Lot number** forty <401 In Neble's subdivision of m* west part of outlots forty-five (43) ttfty-flv* <M) fifty-six (S*) aad sixty one (glj, of tbe donation lands of the city of lodlanapuHs. on which the large brlek building known as $47 end 341 North Noble street Is sRueted. Terms: Bald sale will not be mad* for lees than th* aporeitement: one-third oash la hand, one-third to he paid tn 000 end see-third la two years from data Tbe deferred payments to bear < per cent Interest per annum and to he evidenced by purchasers' notes, which are to b* commercial pap'- -—s —— —a 1 — —— —•

asta

tb* real tb* ap-

•ae. Master

PERSONAL-

'HERE will be e meeting af th* stockuolden ot tho Mutual Home aud Savings Association on Tbursdsy, January 5. at 730 p. m.. at 73 E MArkst. st to elect directors for the ensuing year. W. A.

Rhodes. Becretary.

glGNJB^of every description. C. W. Da oar

L'MEaIF , klerdting~c botfs, ogn. Fnetofi

tor su>ck of th# t-nth series In

Loan Association;

O U BScETfiK now for stock o!

O th* FraakUn Building had first Daymenl Tuesday, January k US8; shars* *3u0; dnaa. Mo per week: stock can bo taken and Sues paid any Uais from I to Set office, 72 E Market M IX BoUer, President. W. A. Rhodes,

^raeee sad wore etande. fat

EWfhUpettsrasedwtiidow shade* as Maeaen-

'DATIRMTh at tlie X Pennsylvania st.:

< e*th extracted

Ksturday.

ffertb

tseth at

_ 'MMllWK

Open every aftsrasoa except

inayivaiu* *«.; flUlngs aad aruficlsJ t maurtu; •xperiSaced deatisu ta 1 traded fr«A Opes every efleneea

every Monday evening at Oefoeadaaner's bakery, Mississippi sad Vermont. Far shars* apply 1* R. F. Blodau.druggist, Vermont st. end Indiana eve. J. L. Rereeu, North end Mtsesisslppl, M. O’Brien, Prsetdent. W. H. Btrnger. secretary. 428 N. Mis* TfSlb ~JgfK a"KP1 LI)1'Wj~ "ab8w}I a ’iT

Four huodr ‘

AUCTION SALES.

L. HUNT, 1

94 ML Ooert M.

^ N;»jUtliY.c*Mraii

r~». »•»> — v— -■cw; meets et GetxAudaoner'sbakery,corner Mississippi and Vermont st*. Thursday srsuiug. Dividends declared every six months In prepertlen to amount paid: money paid tohsad is earning atoney and shortens tbs litas for a share to became oar, for • borrower lessens the urn* to p*y Interest. Fur shares call *n Mania T. Ohr. 13* Indiana are.: W. R. Miner, with Wile* Oaiffin to Oo.: Henry G. Were*, with C&aadier to Taylor; Was. Oslmnesnner's heksry, whsrs dam

Nu.Tfe.aww wfeySiSSSSr"'

vv rev-pletod ware. Hals every evening 1

ANNOUNCKMKNTS. ^OWEN’aur aad wild caerry "

.1 ecseeorh wf-uoo at 3

jpBOi iuM;ifrN.Atabi2r N^edBoa*" ut efa *ap toy* Talbou’* opgt

jyj A G R EU^A 110 N A L A. Hyp*. D. D„ pastor. Services to-nmrrow T io:»i a m. *nd7A»p.m. Topic 10 the morning. "Why the Birth of Jesus Makes tbe World Hspprr’ In in# ereatng. “A t hildren’s service ,of Frelfee.'' Young people’s Society of Christian Rode meet at 7 p. tn. Hunday-tchool 2 o'clock. Sirai

cordially inrlted. iVKNTLt Pll£aB Cedar and Elm 1 rning subject, “A clsl Chrlstiuns pro

QHR1HTMAS GREETING. Milton Pouder. of'uean Meat Market fame, 232 East Washington street, again displays a large line of meats for the holiday trade, ibis year surpassing any of bis former attempts In serving hla customers to a treat of fins meat* In bit specialty of twsnty'five bead of choice Hereford steers and ten head oi Short Horns, fattened In iiiinoi* especially for bis local holiday ~trads. He has, la eoanecUon with above named stock, fins calves, sheep and' lambs, and other meats suitable to the occasion, sod tbs epicurean can’t fail io "satisfy bis taste if be partakes of tbe meats on sal* at this establish ms nt. Mr. Pouder is a man of sterling business qualities, ripe in the experience of his business and folly acquainted with ibe "needs of tb* trade. Which, throughout me period of a number of years that he has devoted to business his relation* have been of th* most fkvorahl* character. AU menu ■old by Mr. Pouderare guaranteed to be as repramoted, by which be has boat up a business not to be compared with any In th* etty, he representing the largest retail meat market "in (he But* Th* list of th* following moats may give aa adequate Idea of tEsaxtont of hla bost■am, supplying th* masts for ihatr satire wantsi Tba Bata* BoomT* Dennison Hotel Occidental Hotel. English Hotel. Brunswick Hotel - Depet Dining HaIT

eaOforala House. Lafayette Hearn*. Sbrrnaan’s Restaurant O. H. Smith, i A Brown, Juba It may aMo bo mentioaod that hie customer* receive a fine roasting pig tot * Christmas present. Tour tat semis arebees cone al ted by salttag at th* place design siad by the auraken OX

to R. Market

SJR?3d (plfgnzgamrrrsamM a »-

II fiToTBBto. g*fieral aaetWem. tlaadu fodd IX. win block, corner Dalawars aad Market eta

/^l58PR5< V v etc., at 7:’

Varael

and be preoeot VU ATcHiat, doclm, Jew ear, aiemoons and * VV rev-plated ware. Male every evening at 730, 1

mt. No limit Aamlaeser. 71

WANTKD—FK MALK HKLP.

^>OOD German girt. 24 Home ava ^vTSl for nouwwora. 2tOGeotral ave.

WA N TED—MISCELLANEOUS

QkDFRymir back* sod Hr*ry at Wood’s stael*

TY1L J. a. ODHPNfh. ofic* 40 E Dhia SS

U dsoc* <7 CMrry a*

Y\tt. DAVlb C bRYaN—Reeiaeoce 244 south

U East: telephOB* 444

T>aITKNTO—C. P. Jacobs, auotdrj in jwtant cams,

X Mr. m feast Mrtkm k.

/iRlbThA* box** Papsr Box UMipaay. con**

V ' New York aad Alabama su.

TULfUB MIEtWEM. cooiecuoaer aadoatarer. ISO

w Virginia av* TelepbOM MS.

1^0 TO K»tl«F a oily HrU rwuMiram tor r goo«

VJ sqaart meal 7S North Deiaworo.

tsABiRs piciore* o' specialty, at Atrtnaoa 1 D Usterhout'* MR N. Peanaylvanta st.

T\0 Dot forgot to Tistt ou Christm**. ttxrrio XJ Ros^s ground floor gsiUry on E Washington sl

"V L- K - CAR? has removed his office and rest1 v . deace to 15* W. New Yora at. Telephone 880.

Y>I(3 (eduction in suppers nod warm line foot1) wear of all kind* Keenan s, Ttl W,Wash logic a

street.

Yt aKtIKb Wanting roasting pig* rail at Peuder** Jt Clean Meat Market, 233 E. Washington s*

Telephone 477.

"ILK AKY C- LluYd, Dentl.v,72 TalboW av* ArtiJxL ficlal teeth, $130; stiver filling* 75c. Chlldres's

sath a specialty.

1 \R J. M. CAKVIN makes specialty of chroals U disease* 11J4 West Wash'ngion, Iron Block,

room A Indian apod*

I CsT ARRIVED—Car-load ot Heinsraoerkraot v and spple-bnuor; the tiuest la tbecity. B;shop

to Humlngion. 41 E. Maryland.

C*-*'T* L’LaUH la COMING.—Yon ran have O your rooms now very prettily and cheaply papered by B. U Htereai. 81(1 Nona Mlmtaslpplsi A kladUngwholasai* and retail: coal. Lodgings aad meals 10 cent* Work for destitute transteat*

Telephone 432.

YjTtACTll'ALaUOKTHAhD-Jenii « P. Maaeon, X prfecticalsten graphsr and *x periei.ced teaebsr. Prepares (pupils ta do actual work in tbortaaad.

245 College are.

T) KNJ A M1 > BOOTH, expert accouoian.. Boukt XJ opened, posted and balanced. Investlaations and audita uudartakan. Complicated or disputed account* adjusted. Financial statement prepared.

Room 73 Vance Blocs.

V AtURE-a Pi Lit CURB la simply an ointment; Is pmnless Id application but swift and certain tn Its effect; It will cure th* worst cass* of ulle on earth, or money rsfonded Ob oalo room* 3 aad 4, Baldwta block, ladUBapolls, lad. Home Penis*

^LLgobCsVra*bi before 0 o’clock £ m at

MkSSKNaBB’O

will b* dsllrersd same eveoing. ( J mmd; knowledge of universal Truth, and health efbody. Charles W. Bouahton, lOOH Norih Meridian street. Rheumatism, nsrvoosnst* female disease* Christian Boience Metaphysician aud Magnetic Healer. Office hour* 0 a. m. to S p. m. Treatmrat >1 cent*

a TI LNTION is respvcuuliy railed to tn* citizens l\ of the northeast part of th* city ta the removal ot lbs dry goods store of S. Morris to Co. from Hill av* to 393 Bsllsfooialn* st, where a toil Una of dry good* notions, hosiery, clove* mitt* etc., and a general Una ot bools, shoes ana rabbets ran be found; also a fine stock of genu’ furnishing good* Every article lo offered as low as can be bad anywhere else in tb* city, thus enabling purchasers fa tbr northeast quarter to save th* expMM ot ear fare. Call and examine tb* aoods and you wiU oa

convinced of our statement.

T ADIE8,

Xj take your next dress to

MADAMK NITCBBB LAD IKS’ Ta I LOS.

Aa nnsurpaaaed elegance In fit of waist aad skirt

guaranteed.

MADAMS A ITCH E* Defies competition as regards prices and style* Worsted dresses. |4: silks and velvet* 87. M* 463 North Alabama, north west corner Pratt sl

VJtew PRICE LISTis 84.25 tor 1 barrel Crown Jewel flou* 65c for 25 lbs. Crown Jewel flou* 10c for 1 lb. mixed candy, loc tor 1 lb. stick candy. 15c for 1 lb. Bure cream candy. 121,c tor 1 lb fancy mixed candy. 2uc for 1 lb. Entlish walunt* 30c tor 1 lb. hoR shelled aimhad*

15c for 1 lb. filberts, loc for 1 lb. Brazil* 13c for 1 lb. pecan* 10c for 1 lb. peanut*

40c for 1 hu. new walnuts,

25c for 1 lb. oest Golden Rio coffo*

5c for 1 lb. new Tursith prune* 10c for 1 lb. dried blackberne* Sc lor 1 lb. dried Llm* bean* 7J4c fori lb. E; glish currant*

7c for 1 lb country apple butter. 15c lor 1 d»zen boxes parlor match** 15c for 1 dozen boxes carpet tack*

25c for 7 lb* Akron oumeal.

2»c for 7 lb* NeW Y'ork buckwheat flour. 10c lor Iran Polk’s tomatoes or pumpkl*

12J<c for 1 can Yarmouth corn. 10c tor I can oest sugar corn. SOc for 1 can best table peach**

C. H. Schrader.

448 and 457 Virginia avtnu*

Q1RLat awR. StTCtatrsL immediately. QHAMbXRJiAlDat USeoeth Hniwm at. -

girt for gneni beusework. 473~NT

QIR^L for general houaewsrk. 2M W. New York

nULL for light work at Ma 847 8. East si. Oafl VJ this evemag. /"'601) uIRL t» rsnuiy of two. An ply at 29

VN Woodruff Place

A **88^1 ^ja******* 1 h,0, * worfc: b —* of w M*k

2401T

A N experGacod cook for a family ol A PenagylvaulasU

T^TRl to do zsnernTTiouse'work; two in family

VI M7 N Meridian SL

f> C KJf?ElU KN^ED caners; wfll pay good prtem AieJ Central Chair Oongpemy. fpWKNTY womeji and girls Immediately; Twit

^XX)K RANGE or stove. AddremQ 24. care New* VGUNGTITaN waata room aad board la refiaed 1 private family: state terms; refareoc* given and

required. Y 23. News “

offlqa

FOR REll^—ROOMS. pURNIBHkD rooaa. 4tPIH»rth Wests* E mre ” is ” ns *" snr ® i5s “

jpURNItsHED lU>6M. Si Fort Wayne avenoi, JP C RNlsLl EIt room for rent 274 S. Penasylyanta

fJ'Wo nice, furnished treat rooms at 13SN. HI *1. pXRABANT, furalsbed room, at 4U North W*M

T>UR N I'jBfED or unforntah rd rooms at 14R Nor th

F Illinois a*

070 N. M ERlblAN; very daelrablsuafori

£il*J room*

faiblnglon et.

A- ty room* ____ (jftSE unfurnished alcove room: central. 81 Engl ! \J Vermont st.

f^OOD artificial iseth TertJ per set. Denial College VT 18H North Pennsylvaaia a*, upstairs

A CuMPETKNT girl m do geaeral housework la A a small family-wages 81 per weak; rsforenoet

required. Qhll 9U If. Delaware *L

XjICTUltBS’ PlcTULieR: f oiiir Titt chaace to ret X a fin* ptetur* chrap I* at tnellast auction. 7130, Saturday evening, 71 E. Washington, Vane* Block.

T AL Y canvasser* Th* National Garment cutJU tar it tha leader of all systems of garment cutting. It is a self-fittar on first trial. 1/1 West

Michigan tL

QHbhTHANb SCHOOL.—Those wishing to take O a coarse la shorthand and rera-wriUng can bavo on* week on trial, free of charge; nnpllt instructed Individually or In class. Call at shorthand school, 807 North Alabama street. Mr* M*y

Gabl*

WANTED—MALE HELP.

JJOY to feed press; Immediately.. 81 N. Liberty

T>0\, care for fcorsot and worK RDoot hooM. 240

X> W. TeDQOtsee.

T)0Y barber to help to-day and Sunday. 840 feast

D Washington st.

fT'ESTH exuanted tree at m* North PaoDsy ivaala

X sl. Dental Collsg*

TT6dbE8 furnished complete; crab or pymont* XX Born to On.. 97 East Washington st

Af AN to take charge of manufoetnrlng busiaeai M. that ran loan owner $1,000. Address N 34,

this office.

YiVEftY'BObY to buy willow rockers below cost Xj on payments or cash. John Clan*, 90 Boulh

Illinois sl

v GU ail tn remember that your laat chance to get X a fin* picture cneap last the last aocilon Baturdsy ev*nlny/n B. Washington, Vance Block. P practloal stenographer and ex perienced teaober Pre^arre pupils to do actual work in shorthand.

CALESMICS*, traveling aud loowl. Id Indiana to O sell our new album, just issued: price. $4401 sells on slgbt: easy Urn* payment* P. F. Collier, 88 N.

Delaware, Indianapolis. Ind

V| aN to take toe agency ot our sales; size 2exl3x ivl 18 inebos: weight 300 lb*: retail price 833; ther slzefe In proportion. A rare chauc* to create a opermanent bustnees at home. Tnea* tafoe meet a do mend never before supplied by other safe companies, st we are not governed by the safe pool.

Alpine Safe company, Cincinnati. O.

\\T AUKa tl8—win be paid weekly to a young mao Yv with good references; one wining to represent ut In hts locality: no capita! required, and a rail line ufsampiss sent absolutely fre* Addres* Inclosing a 2-cenl »tamp for reply. New Y’ork Manufacturing Company, corner Broadway and Duane streets.

New York City-

WAITED SITUATIONS.

QIRL for nousework. Call Monday. 114 Greer sl

PisTAt KB work, cookiog, or second work. 246

1>V first-class bookkeeper, January 1; best of refJD erence* irom present employer. Address Q 2\

News office.

1>Y a t > orouihly educated lady, a good and rapid Dwrlter: bad business experience; best reference*

Address R 33, < are New*

CTKNOGHAPHKR and typewriter by young O man; salary moderat-: experience tn railroad office; reference* Address X 23. News office.

/CHILD'S FOLDING BEDS at low price* easy V/ payment* MseMnger'1. tot E Washington.

WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

k^TORAGK. Crossland, 58 8. Pennsylvania at

^ FEW more boarder* til W. Washington sl

V E* link of cheap toy* Talbott** opp Post-

ll office.

| |R1>EK3 for uacks ami carnages al Wood’s

\J stable

|)HXT candles and cakes at HeU’s.te N. Psnnsyl-

11 HEAT 14-oz. Ancnor soap, omy so, a wondsrtol

YJ washer.

gffO KAGK-JLtnple room, 140 East Washington SL

r aHKIsTMaU PRKa£!HtB Cbeapesi ai Plamo’s,

\ ^ near ibe Circle.

oToKauk trotn everyoody TalSotL 75 Oosth

Pennsylvania sl

^ ^ Foft^a full set of tsoth at Karhart'* 16H K.

’fni B'HtKO W U50; flm-cloai security. Address

1 R 24, Nows Office.

\pLLINKK Y. Great redaction tor winter clear-

Itx auce. 446 Vlr. ave.

H 1 1»w. 1 «ru5SS ,or c *^~-

* 8FCOND-HAND sealskin cloak and muff

A Address n. 24, care News.

D H-.KS1) cioiaiiig; ni^nesi prices paid

OLlbowitf.ii; E. Washlnaton.

p F/PA1U1NO of all kinds acne: old v'.oiln* sad

XV guitars s Specialty. « Indiana ave.

pAnX-OFF ULOrHINu. 2SJ Last Wasninglon

Vy Highest price paid. J. BuSwettsay.

■pURNlXUBK of all kindest Born A Co-’kOT Vast

A-.Washington sl Cash or on payments

oTblikRoOm on^aaJilriitOD st., bsiweeu Mliili-

O slppl and railroad. Address H .4, cars News

97Q feAbt WAJ4Hl!vGfON pays bi«hest pries 4J 1 for second-hand cloth lira, bonnenberser.

’’I'UK ladles to se* th* fins French felt bats at greatly ^reduced prices for this week. Mr* Ha-

flvj buys' lot between Alabama ana Ash sis X south of Ninth st. Must he a bargain; stale

price. Address B 24, care New*

tj GHaKS to wintef; good care; reasonable price* XI J. M. Rise!/, Leave orners with Parsons to

Hnmltn. 69 K. Market sl. Indianspoll*

1? VKRYBOJiY wanting a nice Christmas present AJ cheap to come to the last auction Saturday evening at 71 E. ’Washington. Vance Block, and bid

on throe pictures worth from 82 to 443.

YI7E have cash customers for nice cottages on TY Park avenue and Broadway. Bring in description of your property if you want to sell. M. L. Htevensou to Co., 11)4 West Washington su

^INDOW SHADES; idi'kinds. Mstasngsra

tPBE Prudential insurance Company of America X Home office, Newark. N. J.; branch office. 45 to 49 Vance blocx, Indianapolis; J. Jordan, superintendent. Policies l*»u**» for large or small amonnls; premium* payable either by week or year. Claims

paid Immediately on receipt of prooft of death.

T OOK at this cut on canned good* '

Xj 8Hc per can for standard tomatoes

SljC per can for seed corn.

17Sc per can for California nprloefo life' per can for blackberries 7Hc per can for blueoerrlea 8)(c per quart for rranberrlaa

7Sc per can for lobster*

84 per barrel tor tbe best flour.

4c per quart for beau*

20c per U zen for Florida orange*

20c per dosen for bam

20c per dosen for banana*

4c for three bars of good soap.

4c for one scrub brush. A. o. Kretttein, Whole and retail grocer, 1ST • W. Washington My Boot* Kboes and C 65c for women’s shoes.

Dry Good*

u. Kremain, Wholesale retail grocer, 151 and 188

uhi oea

88c for women's atls work batten < •L60 for men's patent seam boot*

30c for woman’s rubber* 80c for men’s rubbers.

I haye some shoes that are slightly damaged for Naur, which yoa can buy at jour own prlc* 228 and 727 W. WuSlnrton SL IJonEIYTSTUETIST:

8K0 for stick candy. SJJc tor common ml: 1216c for fisucy crean

15c per pound tor ehoice m: Me per pound for peanuts

12K for one can Yarmouth corn,

too for one o*n Polk's tomato** 10c for T. L. Henry tomato**

18c for one can best table peaches 20c for one can UaHfornl« table pea

xed candy,

ucy cream candy, ind tor choice mixed 1

tic per 1b for beet citron.

16c tor one dozen boxes mate ha* 18c for one dosen boxes carpet tack*

100 dosen brooms beoght at a bargain-sell where for 25c aad 30* I wtll sell thorn l ‘4!SllS'.7!S5SiSSAS", 0 SS''“ , ~"“'

for No. * tub.

88c for Na 8

45c for Ne. 2 tub. 80c for No. 1 tub.

•veryfor to*

80c for largest sis* clothes bask*4 12)*C for CD* water bocce* 25c for oa* oaper water bucks* 15c for one good washboard. 40c per lb for Dr. Price t baking pewde* 24c lor three gallon* headlight eil tt cheats n«w twwjuat op#oed* Loot u mu prloaa. 16c Tot oaa tb Japan tea. 25c tor oa* lb oolong to* 25o for oee tb gunpowder te* 800 for eae lb boot gunpowder ton. coffbb* low am. no per to for good Rio coffe* 28c per lb for fancy mixed coffe* 8Dc per tb for Old Goverameas Java oaffi* 8c for two boxes shoe blacktam

MBAX*

10c for lota steam 16c for round steak.

Hfcc for porter house steak. 4c and 6c for boiling beet 24c for 3 pound* of Klngaa** laid. 20c par lb for fresh eouatry hotter. 4c for one Mo bottle lemon extram. 4c for one toe bowle vsnilla. 4c for on* loc package bird seed, Ul*c per ft for (Mar candle* lie per tb for all kind* of spice* 4c per to for beet cracker* 25c tor 7 bars Every Day soap, 24c for S bars B. T. soap. 24 for 4 ban Beil’s Buffalo *oap. 4c for 8 ban good washing so**

rum* aovsnoin

888 barrels bought before ta* ad 84.25 per bbL for beat flour. He for 9 lb rack beat flour.

wm

advance ertce*

We ship goods to all parts at th* waatry U Ol D.

paraxor*** Ho charge for aaoktnm

DaUvsry to all porta of thoettr Me ofeharga

m—vjm'o

Low-Priced Qroomy,

fitt Wsm Waghingtoa afi. IrtiarawWAl**

v-r V dffiUUUk tot.

iPURNlBHED froat 'room dowaamlra. « Wait Jr New York sl

A Now y ork sc

fpwoor tire* good rooms tor housekeeping. IW X East 8L J oast. J,'i'.^E.^fu rm*hed, heated room, 8< tooatb; oh sap. Y Aluift, rurnlsbed room, it FT. Wayne avo. six JLj blocks from Po»tofflc* ITURNInUED front room: base buraen private

J fami y. 240 North Meridian.

XTIcEtYTURSlMHEi. front room for Two

1* gentlemen. 78 West Market.

FOR SALK—MISCELLANEOUS.

J£ROWirs for shoo* 88 Indiana avm Tj^J Afr’S ArcticsIL Brown *,lo Inolana ava"

_n*arlh# Cl role. W ^t*In4lMa l L P T?™ T#rT ' ow ** t Price* Frown 1 *

0^«ofo L Nobfrevlll** outflt ' * 00<1 * od che *P- LerJ TTHKa P bracxinr eases ana wore irnad* Tal-

bott'* opp. Pu*tofflc*

pLWStf-^ks.fig-Uaa X Spadar* 143A Merldtai t?tNIC. new ptaao oa

F^remo

W-iSli

N^Ssga’j.’anrp.a.r’ - "• a A LL Walkerhontfe and 'bse* In stock at actual

coat to clos* Brewa’s. to Indiana av*

+ |'W<J uo/urniahea room*; second floor; lieu*.

1 house keep! nr. 132 E Walnut,

fpwo unfurnished front rooms: second fioor cen-

X traliy located. 66 North Alaham*

pARl.OK, bed-room and kitchen; nniurnlahad,

X ga* grates, etc. S Pl Waya# ave.

T>L£A8ANT, forntabed rooma and boa d for

X gentlemen at 143 North Alabama sl

pURNInUED room, with or witnout board; 1 private famtiy; central. Address a 24, car*

New*

O UNFURNISHED front rooms, second floor; O front ball *Bd back entrance. No. 154 North

TenneMee sl

1 1 O NflftT& MISSISsfpPI BTKeeT. chemfuT X10 nicely furnished front room. Inquire US

or 121 North Mississippi SL

CUtTk. office rooms, second finer Masonic Tvmple; O alto More room under Grand Lodge Hall wm.

H. Bmythe. Grand Secretary.

rtfisiRABLR suita or rooms, on* snort flight XJ from strset: on* square trom Deal sou hotel H

D. Pieros, 2<S K- Washiostop sL

fT^HRFfe room* second floor, private raoidoDOs; X central, north. Convenient to boarding nouse, or light noutekeeplug permitted. Address Q M.

New*

FOR RENT—HOUSES.

gMK list. 44 K. Marks* John B. Bpann to Oo.

CEE Hat at office. Cha* E ReyQuids to Oo., U

O fircis sl

44:9 *.» good coudluon; wni

A ^S-VPark ave 1 **’ plkrt,y furnished, If dssireo.

OUX-ROOM hous* 16 Arch SL Apply 197 East

O Washington st.

pOCR^tOOM^COTTAGE, 1U Park av* Inquire

CKVKN-ROOM two story houae; double parlor*

O 164 Fletcher sve.

O OUsfe. two lots. |7. Owner 78>» booth Dataware

XX at. Also room*

puOk^RDoM cottage, nicely papered and grained;

LI OU8K of six room* Corner oi Hlllald* av*

11 and Bnnkmsn street.

CoLLKiJK AVE.. house of saven room* A<A.V) Inquire 262 N. Alabama SL

IjabE-HKa'i kK>« at 813. worth 822, on paymontt O or ca-sU. H) S. tltloolsii JobnClune.

TjfoysEl. Are rooms: good order. 710 Sooth 11 Meridian sl Call 46 Weat Waraingion sl

fLHE POCIK wm receive dental services ireeatth* ^ Dental eollega. I»H N. Penn. sL. arternoon*

fpHE moat complete aseortment of rental properX ty tn the city. Call or send lor printed list, loaned every Bats rd ay. 0. K. Coffin to Co., 90 East

Market sl

T ARGE ASSORTMENT' of carpet* oil cloths Xj and ruga, cash or payments at Messenger’*

L>Y JOSEPH A. MOORE, - 86 East Market sL X) DWXLLIHCM. 345 If MlMttAippl *t, ll rooma and stable |20 33» li. Misaltaippi sl. 9 room ft. a)

•STOR KROOMS.

STT h. East st. sal ood, lar*e feed store and dwell’s *0 3. Eaftt ®^—...ae»»aa'»»»»Me»»a»*#ee*e.esare*e#».....**>*..«.».M«*e..^ f Also, a tew dps;ruble rooms in tbe Vance block, suitable fbr offices, single or «*n iiulte.

|JY J. s. CitUSE, 9: East Market tt.

O 580 N. Illinois...f 173 W. New York...$21 00 83 E Michigan 21 00 *28 N. Illinois 12 i>0 lot BeUefontaim- 12 50 203 Agm-a 12 00 126 spring. 8 no 322 vt abash lo 00 326 Potomac 4 00 274 Railroad 8 00 323 K. Vermont 14 00 271 W.North 14 00 rs Spring 7 00 Mri Pendleton Pike. 7 00 128 Yandea 4 jo 2Ya»des 7 00 815-821 W. Market... 8 00 173 S. E*fet 8 > 0 338 Prospect 7 oo 338 8. Alabama 13 00 208 Madison..™ 9 00 212 Madison ave 8 00 96 Fletcher av* 15 OO 140 Michigan av*.„ 8 00 •216 Delo-*.„„„ 12 Oi 33 Valley 12 no 371 E. McCarty 14 00 93 Harrison 8 00 863 Olive 7 50 198 Harrison™ 10 00 47 Chicago _...... 9 oo 638 E Washington- 10 00 Btore and dwelling rooms In all parts ol the city

13Y ALE5T4KTZG KR. Agent. 6 OdTl Fellows’' X> Hall: 346 N. Illinois at, 8 rooms and stable.**' 00 291 North Pennsylvania sl. 9 rooms and bath. ’27 50 ln3 N. Tenn. st. 10 rooms,suitable for 2laml!les 35 uo 280 East Ohio SL, 10 rooms. 25 co 308. *04 N. New Jersey SL. 0 rooms (each side). 25 OU 256 PlnasL.7 rooms.. 15 00 614 S. Meridian sL, 5 rooms 12 00 432 W. New York sl, 6 rooms 15 00 463 N. Atabama st.. 8 rooms 11 00 219 Coburn st, S rooms 9 00 224 Madison nv*. 3 rooms, second floor 6 00 Rear 213 Buchanan st., 1 rooms 7 00 387 K. Georgia sl, 4 room* 6 00

„ _ , OFriCR ROOM*

28 Virginia ave., front room, serond floor.™.... 8 00 26 Virginia ay*, front room, third floor 7 00

STORk ROOHH.

402 S. West st, two Urge rooms 20 00 873 ft. Delaware, 1 store and 2 dwelling room*. 12 00 39 B k*i? rtn ,u ' oae "fo* 11 *tore room 15 00 409 E. Wa*h., store, 4 dwelling rooms andfetable 21 OO

Several small farms will rent cheap.

FOR RENT—Offices and Stores.

1?INE offices In Baldwin’s block: beat office locar tlon In the city. Gregory to Appel, agent*

JANE store room in Mob’s block, on Shelby, near V/ Prospect sl Rooms ror offices or business la the Kinder block. G. W. Wurgler. 83 K. Wash-

ofeElarge list at our office; will have some oboico O business rooms ou H. Meridian sl and elsewhere by January 1 Prather A Hanckel. 68 E. Market st.

FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS.

ONE*targe room with power. Apply at Bryce's

'I’HE hall at corner ot Mis* and Vermont si* for M.rid u i« M h i. 0.*a F. wee,t ' Ap,,Iy w Tru,t * e *

1 AN OAKY l, a lour story brie* building loentral) u on Washington sl; desirable for auy first-class

business C. F. Sayles, 75 East Market

■pIANiOS and organs at from tl.6uto 44 per month X and me rent applied on tb* purchss* Pearson’s

Mnsic House. 19 North Pennsylvania st

1 4 ai n’t "Uarn , one mile east of corporation line; XJ c* pact tv fifty cows; ail conveniences, windmil], etc. W. F. Christian. 200 North Alabama

LOST.

QAKEbat Hetz s,

IV E ffice Un * 01 ftie,kp t0 7*- ’Talbott’* opp. Po*t>

^'ALL^ at Wood’s stable and get It—on* of his

w^hlt# Up* Return to 5 and f W, Wash-

C B N C Mellon rt^re^ardTh^ ^

V fttreetrcwr mouey oy not oarcnaiiiuz: roar X foutw«*r at corner RLktb amd 1111 not*.

li^°^ r L fen i.*l?, w * w “ , ' tpanl ' l: snmotb. Re tarn I r_lo 637 North Illinois st and get reward.

blark Uoroon tvlur. Katurn vo

11 ^bmidi'B brewery and receive reward.

YriBT, between postoffio# and Halcyon b.oc*. ^ Leave at 41 N, /enoaylvanta at apd get reward.

t> ECfilPt BOOK with my name ta Tt Erturn XV to 34 N. Delaware st aad gat reward. M. L

Jonnsoa.

IJUY ota. K. Mu*# a g*od pair pasts for ChrlstWAsotngton. ^ « Wra.

turned to576 N. Alabama sl

T aRGEBT and cheapest assortment of Cbrtat-

*• w<>o<3% “ N

FOUlND.

pANDIEft at Bets’*

P'INE hacks ahd livery at Wood's stabl*

piKE lin* of studios at P. Zahriager** to Mas*

N t * T *' >oab-

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Y\RYhMniory muiwraaatM. M. Keyaeldsta. 4S4

XJ Meweboeem are. Telepbone 204.

A LaBOE assortment of micas or Mafias* tor w.ffisx:r- “-«“

tTOWE sewing aerkfaSe repaireahyshe com-

pED-LpUHQEto *> j^Sy rarwsy. P-T*^ »

EDUCATIONAL

fTHE Indianapolis Inauoe* for Young Ladles JL will re-open on Wednesday, January 8, UOfi, Thorough Eagllsh oours* Beta advantacss to French aad German, object drawing, e location, etc. SKSfMSSlSSJf^'- w-w

STRAYED ON STOLEN.

CS£Y.i!r^£M^ ,

FOR SAUK—REAL ESTATE.

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^^OtfDwock hors* chsa*. at UP Donghsrty atT~ QOtoHaW. tor yaar Oftriauraa caadtos *3 T^ tu}i blooded English shepherd papa 464IT riOALTaamm ira m Maaimr. 7 VlTgtaia ava; tel

Vv ephon* 7*

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a NICE Bouse eo E. Ohlost, ata bargal* M. U A nteveaaon to O*. UK W, Wranlngtah at. A BEAUTIFUL heuta near Woodreff T A ml* cheap. M. lu gwranma to O*. Wmalagtana* YFyoa bav* are party te mu or rent leave 1 tlon wmh Zaoer, Fried ley A Co., Real

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ana Kenial Areata L s 6tTk’ '“ T ■

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o aFR, tor 8i; bought new last spring; oombinaO tmn lock: ran be w-en in hall. Marvndal* Olook.

« uudl) baw oiiruer ana hrewr, sine and pipe; /i. set ap complete for 813.0* Appl) 434 North East m. CLck PLUiHKb— IS ana M Inch pluabea, large lot, O all color* at wholesai* price* M. H. Spaoe* 148 s, Menman. | 'FiN walunt table* foriy-twu lucure h:gu. luu L fret square top* drawers both sides 1 Chan

bor of Oommerce.

, , St^i"SSS V*3HSi-rii5»

lstrator.6 ly*Ua Block.

TJATto* 1N—N*w frame aooe* eovea room* CerXD Reiisfoataia* aad Caerry mrojmi alee, aa* at five room* new, oa rear efts* *4.3»* r\6WN T6WN<J waUBm. aaoiMfl' auay JMtom JLJ 178 North Ilitaota at. owned by oou-resideat;

ingson »t, roo . , __________ I H. oMlTHto 66..M w: Wash I U| ton. 1 rwii *1. reeldooc* worth 82300, for |l,7M cash; 84,00* w<it buy s larre lot* 7 room hnuse. t bare* Ice bouse. *1* Ws have lots ta all parts of city: do aot wan i no long. 'fl-ioiljrffTfrF. Corner W MerMlak aaJ fmg Xj trenib at* Luts la this addition for sat* oa Mag msnt* l * kln * aMoa<> nkon *4Ca for danhrad pay*

T ARU* stock ol Bwitfe music bog** wun mterXj changeable oytinder* Emil Wuischner. ttaad

44 N. Pennsylvania *L

ilT aTcK—Bohd gold case. toU Jeweled best o^ A^rareJ 21 Narer^c* 011 p * yn# * oU: prl °* ^

a DA kOE lot of duubta'laced canton flannels at IX 16 cents, per yard, formerly worth 80. At

Spades'*. 143 ft. Meridian st

oMut^-CAsEa or ail kina*, a targe stock on hand O al tb* factory, at No. 6 W. Louisiana s*. opposlt*

Union dsnoL Wm. Wlsrei.

A-CURiiKSMAN to Elan 24-lach hand planer A or join ter: good as new. Indtanapolla Cabinet

Company, bead Malott ay*

IU8T ARRIVED—Oar load of Hslnz sauerkraut O and apple-butter; the finest In th* city, bishop

to Hunttnvton 41 R. Maryland

a JitcE. clean stock ofdry rood* boots and shoe* ex queenswore, bats and caps and notions tn SSSi- Merldlan st 0 ** 0y r * llr0 * d - ApP ' y 158

If INDUING—28 len-oem extra Jarg* bundles of XV dry *tlck kindling delivered tor |l; wholssale tratoosoppilofi in car lot* Harry bmllh. Hosbroo*

and Cedar at* Telephone 865,

WOob-Eztra. flrsi-clss* dry stoy* wood and a tt No. 1 gnod wood for beating stove* Wholeaais trade supplied tn car lot* Harry Smith. Hosbrook

and Cedar si* Telephone 865.

YrxLUABl.Epatent right, new “*a*h lock.’ 1 brass Y paitern* r** wortli siock M60 will buy smlre outfit; rare cbsnre: cause, other business. Address patent**, James McCormick, Princeton, Ind.

PENINSULAR BASE "BURNERS-Th# most X economical stoves msnafoctured; for rash or

payments at Messenger 1 *

VI ATTHessks mads to order.

XtI Lounges made to order. Parlor suites made to order. Bed springs made to order. Furniture sold on payment* Stoves sold on payments.

On most reasonable terms, or at wboleOhi* prices for cash. 2*i B. Washington street, first door west Ponder’s clean meat market O. K. Wilson.

John Clans will remove to

XV 78 w. Washington January L Stock of goods at 90 South Illinois street will b# closed out regard.ees ot cost Bedroom anlten al 8-15, worth 889: a ‘arge siock ot willow rockers can be bought at halt their value: bed loanees at 812, worth 6U: b.seheaters below cost: caroets. oilcloth, straw m .ttlng, at yonr own price, on payments or cash. This sal# irtji close December It, ’87. John Cltin* 80 South

Illinois.

pviLMOCKATIC NfcWKPAI’Ell fcjCSaLS.— xj An excellent plant which hafebeen efeiablished under the present name over forty year* Dally anil weekly Issues aua owns At«octaied Prats francdlse. Published lu a city of 27.000 population—th# omy Democratic paper tn th* city and county Haa the official patronage of both. Democrat c majority In b 'th city and county over l.oOO.and always reliable. The Congressional district Is Democratic, and only one other Democratic dally In the dls trlct. Till* perfect and bustnesfe good Rare opportunity to make a fortune. The right man, with 85,(XCcash, can secure th* property and pay balance »f purchase money out or earning* Plant In an adjoining State. Address J. O. Henderson.

Agent, Kokomo, Ind

TTOLIDAY presents useful and ornamental for 11 **!* »t very low prices al Hutchinson’s Carpet

Store. 87 K. Washington st Carpets, every description.

Window shades and fixtures SOc each. I ace curtains 76c per pair Upward.

El-gam portiere-, gi ner pair.

Smyrna rugs, large size 83 ae each. Brussels rugs, door sizes, 50c each.

Carpet sweepers. $1.50 each. Folding lounges at lowest price*

In fact, everytulngin tbe line of carpets, oilcloth* lace curtain* wall paper and window shades at the ■owe? 1 Price# for cash. Cha* L Hutchinson'* 87

E. Washington at*.

r> RKATKVT B ' RGaTnm in holidar good* VJ China cups and saucer* china cusoldor* Mustache cups and saucers, dolls wise set* Children’s tea s-is. fine vases, water sst*

Decorated pitcher* cake stand* Hanging lamps large variety. Children's expr-ss wagon, toy cart*

Furniture department Ladles’ rocking chair* Misses' rocking chair*

Men’s rocKlng chairs.

Tha largest oargatn st Twin this city.

M. D. Kaufman,

China Store, 173 West Washington.

FOR SALE—Horsei »na Vehiolcft

QHKAPE8T place for candles al Heiz'a

TJOKSK, baroesa and spring wagon. 163 West

11 Washington st

iiAilMUiiJ i mare “Mimd; 1 * geotle and kind; 11 saddle nr bu**y; Wood’s staoie. Circle.

[Sltixjijy \>-leiAS l) surrey; pnaeions, carrikuras.▼ erj O Cfleap now. Bobbins. 52 Kast Georgia Bt

tJAKOAINb In caVriages unui Jannsry 1 on easy paymeou. Johr to Co., » ana *2 N. Meridian.

llTANTEb-TVn head of koou cheap brooJ ▼ f rnarM. at 241 West Washington Mtreet, stableft

I>LAN *0.-4a, comioru, lac* curtain* wlnuow J^*^**., •».; rath or pay meat* Bora to Uo.,

97 t Washington SL

W xWTfeD norsea to winter; good rare: reasonYf ahi# price* Jonn T. Pressley. Leave orders

W. O Patterson's stable. 6u Bast CoorL

i^THES you are in waot < f a new or second-hand 77 vehicle of any kind, see Us and save money. C H. Black ManTg. Co.. 44 East Maryland it

W K invite buyer* and sellers alike to give us a ,7/ ^ rail at the auction sale stables, 141 West Washington st Satls/lsctioo ruarantMd. a B.

Fosrger. Auctioneer

L 1 ItXlI'rMAN. manufactursr of sDring iruoas X" . dray* wagons, cart* tempering wheels and brick yard tool* Horseshoeing and lobbing don*

promptly. No. 226 it. ftouih si.

/ iakkIaues, buggies, etc., bnllt unner our pet\J sonal rapervlsion. For reliable work go to an

established house; everything guaranteed. 88 ahd 28 Booth Tennessee. A. A. Heifer to Bon.

FINANCIAL.

I^ORTQAGE LOANS. C. F. Bayle*

‘J^OANA—Wassotl to On., 4*s E WisE

jjy|ORTGAGE LOANS, d'fe. uotfln'to Ca

M W pe^ns^lv*m* ANS ' ^ a Wlloii > “ NoriS

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vanta st. block.

1 OaNW negotiated on ikprovad tarm aad citf

M-it, 1 wSssisass’ajsiS Delaware and Market street* ’

CMITH, 88 West Wasatngtfo* room * Money nadvaorad <>. real *arata.Tfre eoltata* mourn iZ

chattels; notes and pehetes porphaaed.

TJRIVATE FUNDS in sum* to sui*oat»rm«r

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W°W kettar tn vast your money for Uhrisunaa XX Utah ia oa* ot those pictures at your owa prlc* at the laat auction. 7:30 Sate rd ay erentng. 71 *■'ifjfWoatpn. Vaara Block. Pieturea vaioad

*o H*-.

pEOTUI with moasy, ia targe or small amount* A who oeslre ta la vest the sams wltn abaoieta convertihl* lato cash at tha wUl of the hoicar. They are therefore good depoettorie* eyen for thoa* who desire ocly tamnorary tcvaataaoM* Th* tataiast ta paid promptly ovary six month* Thar •re recognised as exceptionally good collateral we gl ream pie time aad opportunity for tha fnttaal poeaxhtaUveoUgalion into tho character of everything w* offer, ft, P. ftbeertn to Co.. Maaoaie Thra

pm.

DANCING.

STRAY KB.

HRHHi uextM fret, with railroad

I switch Into the yard, all tnoloaed: office, shsto* et*: Just the place for small manufacturing site: oa Improved street and centrally located: leas* can b* extended for • long Hmo; a big bargain can be had. Two Clifford ay* cottage* 6 and 4 room* at a bar-

gain: also tplo Bronxsld* avi

I lots, best In th* mark*4.

tjrfe ACK 6H, with hue orchard and affine lu-room ApL' brick residence, wilt turuare. fort and cold water, ail necessary outbuilding* hign lucatloa, two ml e* out on uike; reasonable pnee and easy paymenu; would take pan in other deferrable property in city, or a farm of no to ia> acres, b* lance cash aad time, secured. Noah Cook, il lngslls Block. f • AL'KK> black losmyeafi, two story frame lions* Umodern style, e.gui re funs wtiha'lconveotanee* tine laige yard: fruit of all kinds: good oarn, carriage house. Ice bouse, chicken bouse and Tard; living spring stock water twenty minute*’ drive from < Itv. pike read, close to school, street car Itne, also railroad. Price 8*ICC: SS.ucOuaah: balance on Urn* or would take half In other oealrabi* property* Noah Cook, 14 Ingalls Block.

rs’ lease on l.tu

d. all imall ratrali ns; a I ago**

venue l<

lrook side avenn* and Omer street Iota at low price* Three six-room coitagm atgTSOoach. Wtills Wright A Co., 31 togalls’s block.

QHRI8TMAS GIFT-

The large.two-story frame’boaseonCbriotlaaavm, known as No. 25. This nouse bat all tho modera Improvements: well located In th* best neighborhood, and would make a splendid Christmas praeeat from a father, husband, brother or any other dear friend. Win uks your vacant lot* landa. corner groceries or reutsJ property ot *ny kind in trad* Apply to Alex Metagor for th* above or aa/ real

estate you may want to buy or SOIL

T>Y ALEX. METZGEROdd Fellows' Halt D House aud lot on Elizabeth street. J 800 House aud lot oa Do agism street. LU* two .tory frame hi>u-», 8 room* now renting for »24 per month, on Mulberry street. LOO* Two story frame bouse oa Madison avenue, good rondttion. pays 11 par cant, oa price... 1300 Choice vacant lot on anuiheaot corner Ash and Ninth. 7Sxl8»;prlco IJO* Cheap lot ou Prospect street, between Raid and Bpencar; 6;<xl8v L< A fine lot on Ash street, north of JUncolo; east front; 48x180 — 1300 Reveral fin# pints of ground in and adjoining tha city, suitable for manufacturing si,<*» Several leces on the Belt Railroad. A fin* addition of M

tb# eoutl Several Ington sti

office for Information,

plecrfe on l... unv Miuiiton ox se lorn In th* eomhern part of th* oily; a bargain at •5,51X1 Several valuable business propertlm oa Wafehlngton street, center of husinsa* Call at tha

House on Fl#t?h*#r av^ 10 * 1 * 1 aT *

House of four rooms c

Four houteson s. Aiaitams; pay M| Tan room housann SL Mary

Three houses on 8L Mary - 1400

. V4CAKT LOT*

Lots 40x132. Bell4fontains; ons-fourtb oash,..31,400 Lx>u 40x140 on A-h; on* fourth oash 1.000 Lot southwest cor Greenwood and Tenth 410 Lot corner Greenwood sad Eleventh._ 400 Thirty lota tn Kaufman s Woodsld* add., each 250 Two lota on N. T*nn. JVont K.wal’s saloon.£~ 828 see tba great ba-gsfris at o«r office at one* •7x200, Just north or Washington, oo Mia* a* 90x200, souih'w**rTOrTRam aad'GsongS!'. ^LMO

a W. Oomaucm. u Virglata av* RAILWAY TIME CARD,

TRAVELERS’ INDEX. A MERRY CHRISTMAff and a HAPPT HEW

YEAR TO ALU Th#

(BIG JFUXJH Rstll-. Oflbrs many pleasure trip* tor Uttl* mon*v. Cora meuoiug 24th and oontinoing 26th, loth and SU6 of December, 1887, *nd January 1 and 1,1880, w* offer you Indiauupoils, Chicago and ratnrn tor tb.60. Ind.auapoii* Cincinnati and return tor $5.90, and a l statlous to ail station* lor ona-half

(are.

W* are still aaillng California and return for $80, and our fast rout* (Jem than four days) and our pleasant tour (via N*w Ortoans) are attract-

ing much busti es*

We oflfcr low rate tourist tickets over dl of tho

fsvorit* routas to ALL POINTS IN FLORIDA. Jacksonvill* and all points In east and sooth

Florida, 82 to 41 he— ‘

read.

hour*—omy on* night

We are selling a lowjat# toarist ticket to NEW ORLKANS, MOBILE, PENSACOLA and Dl i UMAK. The latter polut lo only 86 mlia* from tlie famous, beautiful ORANGE H1LU where ot*

citizens are tei'oiuing Interested.

SPEED. SAFETY. COMFORT aad ECONOMY

are assured to our patron*

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Pennsylvania libs*

m Dinner axro rornuea paananaan Mwaa Tralaa laava and arrive at Indlaaapolia asfottesn

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CBICAOO Division. L tor Chicago sod northwest 11:11m . from Chicago and north*

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