Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1888 — Page 3

THE IHDIAHJtFOUS OTEWS, MOKDAT; TWAHOH SBJ 1888:

Absolutely Pure Tkl* pewter ue»»r verwa. A marrel of pnrlty •treoftb e»4 wh'iieeomeeee*. Mire ecosotmlcei •bee the erdinerr kind*, and can not beteld In competition wkh tfeemnlittote otiew-teet ) ebnrt'«re<Bht Siam or pbaepotte powden. /toid only tn rtwu. lerai. BaKHte PowpBa Co-. »o» Well m. y. r. THE INCURABLE

CURED!

HorjuJwrnxr, Ex., Feb. 24.1MT.

geatUweB See on yean a*o a torn developed ob mr aoee from a finger nail icratcb. I tried a few elmple remedies, but the sore sEaMK 1 asxlss-iXS’.’s: eer. Over B pear siro 1 commenced taklnc ■. S sod two docen bottles entirely cured me. When I began with fiwUt’s Specific I

was In very poor health, and could drag about After I had finiithrd the

drag about After I ha of £ 8. fi. I was strong

had a good appetite. 1 r*

valuable medicine ft

alshed the course _ tnd buoyant, and regard It aa a moat

.mm, ladle* In weak, dellU ti a houaebold medicine

Toon respectfully, Mr*, it W. WiiAos.

SPAfiTAgBOO,

Oentletnen—for twen a sore on my left cheek.

U'T'h'.f

i, 8. C., April 2, IS ity years I have It It had gradu

worse.

1887. had

ually

i. The many pfralclaaia I ted were unable to do

year ago I began Inflamed the sore, lent than ever; ao

much ao. Indeed, that my family insisted that I should leave off the medicine. I persisted in using the 8. 8. H. At the end of two months the sore wad entirely healed. Thinking that the evil was out of my constitution. I Ten off the medicine; but In November, ton months after, a very slight breaking out appeared. 1 at once began again on s. 8. 8 , and now that Is also disappearing. I have every faith In 8. 8. 8. it lias done ma more good than all tba doctors and other mcdl-

•UM I trw took. Tours truly,

A. B. 8h Aitpa.

WlSftop, It. C.. April It 1887. Gentlemen—Two or three yean ago a canear came on my face. It soon grew to be quite largo. It wore on me, and my general health was very poor, that September I began a course of 8. 8. 8.. which 1 have continued to the present time with the happiest result. The cancer lias eatlrely disappeared,

year*. I am 82 yean old, and to-day^ am ^working in ^the field planting Gentle men—I had a sore on my upper lip for eighty tar*, be van dlffarmt doctor* attempted In rain to heal It. One gara ao a OASHMS St&TaMEi HO no good. About two years ago 1 became guile uneasy, as people thought I bad a cancar, and I took a course of eighteen bottles of 8.8. 8. The result has beta a complete euro. The uloer or cancer healed beautifulSpecific having purified my blood thoroughly, Increased my appetite and pqrfaoted my digestion. In a word, I feel like a new woman, and, bast of all, the eight year ulcer ligone entirely. Your* sincerely, .Treatise on Wood and Sktn Diseases mailed tasm Tub Swift Sracmc Co., Prawgr a, aiIbbu, Ob.

Catarrhal Dangers. To he freed from the danger* of suffocation while lying down; to breathe freely, sleep soundly and undisturbed: to rise refreshed, head clear brain eetira sad tree from pain or ache; to know that no poisonous, putrid mailer defile# the breath snd rato away the delicate machinery of smell, taste snd hearing; to feel that the Bystem does not through Its rains and arteries, tuck up the poison that to rare to undermine and destroy to Indeed n blessing beyond all other human enjoyments To purchase immunity from such a late should bo the object o< all afflicted. But thoee who hare tried mauy remedies and physl dart despair of relief or dure. Seniocd s Radical Cura meets excry phase of Catarrh, Iro^p a shnpla head oold to the most loathsome and destructive stages. It to local snd eonttttutlonal. instant In reltoxing, permanent in cuing, safe, economical and never-falling. : Ran ford* 1< ad leal Cura consist* of one bottle of the Radical Cure, o # box ot Catarrhal Solvent and one Improved Inhaler, all wrapped lu one package, with treatise aud directions, and sold by ail aruggUta lor $100. Fetter Drug A Chemical Co., Boston.

HOW MY BACK ACHES! Back Ache. JClluey and 11 nn* I a ca land Wgatutssvs, Soreness. Lammess, •etrah aau t faint roller dinonealniiio by tbeCmicura Anti-i'ain Piauer. Tie first snd only pain killing Plaster. New. orulna , Instantaneous aud infallible. The most perfect antidote to Pain. Infiamma’lon Weakness evrr compounded. At alidrurglsts, 20 cents; fire for 11.10; or, postage free, of Potter Isrug and Chemical Ca, Boston. Mast.

say and might school. {BUSINESS UNIVERSITY/ 83 sin unci, orrain rou omet g BeH iboilltl** far Bualoesa, Short-band, Penman Alp ana Rngltsn Training. K.lagaot Catalogue free

1 Valuable Resource

Sick.

Among the many resource* which medlral skill hM made available lor tbs itek and dabilitaied, non# rank higher than MmHon* Liver Regu* later, a compiebenslve remedy tor Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia l'onattnation, Chills aud Fever, Debility. Nervousne-s, hick Head•che, end other ailments attributed tn Bilioa-nese. PUR1CL.Y V H GH1TA.BLH3, It relaxes the bowels without griping, pur tie> a bilious breath and cornple ely renevra the many indescribable symptoms which toiment suOrrera tram Dyspepsia, liver Complaint and Kidney trouble*. It also effectually removes those nervous symptoms led when bile to imper.-ectly secret el or to mtodirecied. ff^Demaad the OENUIMK, which tau our Z trade-mark in rad on Croat of wrapnar. J. It ZE1UM A OO.. PHILADiCLPHIA, PA., Bole Proprietors .

GJlS stoves.

Copper reflector, 14 inches wide. Consume* 15 £2*. Morn 12x16 comtortably, and has always proven superior to any stove In the market at eqoel price. Doee not require a flue. Gee Cooking Btoree and TUrngirr- which giro perfrat mttohetioo. OAS COMt*ANY,

The VarteBs AmasomeBts. { TELE MA.KKC'T XR Ws. Neither the Grand nor English’s will be J _ w w ‘ „—’ open the first part of this week. At the first i W#w York 8 * 4>e,t n^mjl on Th n \~u. u n tf IBPteial to Tbs Indianapolis Hews)

■mmad on Thursday evening the Duff Comic j jrBW y OBIt March a.-The morn of the Xew Opera Company, aa orgaaiaattoo. Of eixtf , York gentleman known aa “Llnlo Wlzaru of Wall well-known performers, will begin a three : Mtroet.” and bto probahio course of action to still

nights’ engagement ip Collier A Stevenson’s i fl ' rnl * hl1 ** probfie *abject of discussion.

814 Soils (id. old mesa |14.2.Vd 1411).

Jd*r#d X7 V0.

sieadr: steam rend

Lard-Qnlat and

tuiot. but aud Penn-

sylvania creamery iU$XX. Chevse -Firm at lfc» I'-'Sc. state fancy while 12*iftr.l2Hc. do colored 12a

i; crs’Mjed TVe, powdered 7c.

generally steady; wesien*

sylvanla creamoi

> fancy

Urm;

Mi

A Famous Old House. The old brick building ou Market street, just west of Iliioois, which is to be torn down so that, the eycloratna building may be erected, has a history. In 1S37 it was built by order of the Legislature tor ute by Governor Wallace end his family, “the Governor’s Mansion” it was called, and alter that it was occupied by snceessive Governors of the Slate—Bigger, Whitcomb, Wright, Lane and Morton, the latter only occupying the building a shor*. time. In those days it was customary for the Governor to give weekly receptions. Here it was that Kossuth, the Hungarian patriot, Count Pulaski and the staff who accompanied these gentlemen were entertained. Lady Murray, .a maid of honor to Queen Victoria, was also given a reception here. All the officials who lived there did so under proteat, because they believed it to be very unhealthy. The wives of Governors Whilcomb and Wright died there and Mr*. Morton was verv sick there. The ground on which it stood was bought by the State from Dr. Sandere, the lather of Mrs. Zereida Wallace. Sudden Death of Mr. Cottle. R. H. Cottle, residing 266 Indiana avenue, had been complaining for several days, still his illnesa was not considered serious, and he was able to be about tba house. This morning he arose about 6 o'clock, and while seated in a chair wits stricken with heart disease, dying almost immediately. The deceased was aged sixty-six, and be was a member of the Tippecanoe Club. Hq leaves a family. The Judgment Reduced. Some time ago Ida J. Black brought suit agaiust Louisa Kelpin and her husband for damages tor being ejected from a house in Belmont, which she rented. The case was tried in a justice’s court and she was given judgment tor $lt>8. The deiendants appealed, and in Judge Howe’s court this morning judgment was again given against them, but this time tor only $25. Jack Williams on Trial. Jack Williams, the colored boy who shot Ed Stewart at Wilson & Spaan’s stable about two weeks ago, was placed on trial in the Criminal Court this morning, and is being defended by Arthur Brown, The testimony thus far brought out shows that Williams acted in seli-defense, and his acquittal is probable. Stewart is well enough to be aboat town.

Real Katatu Transfer*. Frank McWhinney to Eliza Tolley, pert of lot 12, in square Ri, in Drake's addition to Indianapo-

lis, 567.

Isaac Brennemau to Joseph W. Bates, lot 1, In Brennetnan’s first addition to the town of Well-

ington, #210.

W’m. Buschraan to Wm. Bosaon, lot 123, in Bruce Place addition, 51,200. Theodore Kruse to Frank G. Kamp, lot 6, in Cleveland Place addition, 1450. Mahal a Shoemaker to Charles W. Bridges, lot 11, in Allen's subdivision of Henderson’* addi-

tion, S623. •

Wm. Z. Lockwood to Michael Steinhsuer etal. part ot south half of northwest quarter of section 30, townshin 15, north of range 3 east, #1,250, Frederick Dietz to Emil Dietz, lot 10, in Frank & Ryan’s *ubdivision of outlot 108, 51,'JOO. Isaac B. JoUnmn to Maurice A. Zook, lot 216 In Johnson & Hogshire’s hast Washington addition

5200.

John W. Schmidt etal. to August Weidenkamp lot 23 iu Drake & Buell's subdivision of Peru i ludianapolis Railroad Company's addition, 5400 John w. Schmidt et al. to Remhold Otto,'lot 25 ill Dnikc & Buell • subdivision ot Peru & ludi&u*

spoil* Railroad Cotnoany s addition. Jini. Albert S. Caldwell to A. D. Roach,

North Indianapolis, $250. Citizen’s National Bank

82 in

520,

ten lots in

zeu's National Bank to James B. Mansur lot Kappes & Naitner's Kightn streei addition.

Harry J. Milligan, trustee, to Ernest P. Bicknell, lot 11, tquare 1. and lot 10, square 2, in Indianapolis Car company s addition, 5500. Harry J. Milligan, trustee, to Arthur V. Brown, lot 12, square 1, and lot 11, square 2, ot Indianapolis Car Company’s addition, 5300. Samuel A. Hamilton to John K. Hamilton, part Of lot 8 in Aldrioge saddition, 81,800. Louisa D. Seibert to Roh-rt B. Keith, lot IS in Windsor Place addition, t'.6j. Robert H. Uovvenbal to Jonas F. Johnson et al., lot in Campbt-u » sub ot lot 2, Jonuaon s heirs addition. 51.800. Livingston Howland to Frank H. Ewer* et al., lot 121 in William H. Morrison's third addition

51,400

william Wallace, receiver, to Wm. A. Crane, receiver * lot 245 in Ingram Fletcher * Oak Hill addition, 5175. John H. Greneoeru to George H. Gesler. p#r$ of lot 153 in McCarty's re sub of lots 1, 2, 3,30(31 and 32 in McCarty's sub of outlet 17. #800. Addison Bybee et al. to Thomas B. Carroll, lot 3 in Bybee A Pratt 1 * first west audition, 5350. James M. McCarty et al. to Clara B. Shew, lot 207 in McCarty's first west addition. 5275. Gao. C. Leather* et at. to Kale Raster, lot 4 in ■Sbideier’* subdivision of the south halt, block 18 in Hender >u’s addition, 52,000. John W. Schmidt et al. to John J. Price, lot 39 in Drake A Buell’s subdivision of lots 1, 2, 3 and 15 oi Uie Peru A Indianapolis Railroad Company's John J, Price et al. to Jas. F. Brown, lot», In Drake A Buell's subdivision ot lots 1, 2. 3 and 15, in the Peru A Indianapolis Railroad ssouth addition. 5400. Johu.W. Schmidt et aL to Wm. Bradley, lots 87 and 38, In Drake A Buell's subdivision of lots 1. 2, S and 15, In Peru A Indianapolis Raliroad Company’s south addition, #800. John W. Schmidt et al to Mattie W. Wilson, lot 40, in Drake A BueiT* rabff ivision of lots 1, 2, 3 and 15, In Peru A Indianapolis Railroad Company'* sooth addition, 5375. John W. Schmidt et al.. to Robert Hltzk*. lot 26 tn Drake A Buell's subdirtoloo of lot* i, 2, S and 15 In the Peru A Indianapolis Railroad Company's addition, 5400. Wm. W. Spencer et al, to August M. Kuhn, pan of lot 4. In B. T. Morrto's addition, 5400. Jaa. H. Baldwin, administrator to John A. Harding, lot 1 in R. T. Fletcher’* second addition to Brtghrwood, 580. Building Form A*. Inmc King, three frame ootUgea, Hoyt avenue, near Linden street, 51,900. Mia. Howland, brick store room, northwest corner Mississippi and Third street*. 52,500. T. P. Sanford, frame organ factory, Martindal* avenue, near Tenth stfeet, 5(00. K Dynaa, frame oouage, near Oliva toreet, Mary Ltohtonour, repairs, 580 Wart Washington

new light opera ‘'Dorothy,” which has been a great success with them. The-ndvance sals of seats win begin to-morrow morning. Hoyt'e merry “Buocb of Kevs” will jingle at English’* this latter part of the week, a* presented by the “Spark*” Company, which inelude* pretty little Marietta Sash, George Ban re, James B. Maehie, and other*. The piece ha* always been very popular here. The Museum ha* an uouaually strong j comedy attraction thia weak in Georg* j Hoey’e musical comedy “Keep It Dark.” j which has made a bit eiaewbere. Mr. W.T. Bryant, an original comedian, is the *tar of ’ the eomoanr, and he to supported by Mis* i Lizzie Ricnmond, Miss Jnlia Wilson, the ! original “Tot” in Denman Thompson’* "Joshua Whitcomb;” Jam ex Burris, and other*. There i* a large advance rale for the

opening performances.

Professor J. McKeown, whose specialty is training wild horses and subduing their haughty spirit* like Gleeaon, Morris, Barthelomrw and other* do, will give ezbibitions at the Virginia-avenue Rink to-morrow evening and the rest of the week. He asks people who have wild horse* to bring them there.

A Spell of Weather.

Saturday evening the variable weather of the past week settled into a steady rain and sleet, which made the street* and sidewalks one mass ot ice. The street cars made their trips with difficulty, and horses that were not “rough shod" could scarcely get along. Yesterday the same state of affairs existed, and pedastrianism was accompanied by considerabl* danger. Late iu the day, however, there was a considerable thaw, which largely changed the ice into slush. A great many people fell down, oat no serious accidents were reported, although the ambulances were called in several cases to take injured person* home. Yesterday morning the teleegrapb and telephone wire* were heavily laden with ice, and many ot them broke under the strain. The lines were down in several places out on the I. A St. L. and V’andalia Roads, and there was trouble in running the trains in consequence, but the breaks were repaired by linemen last night. To add to ail this trouble, the secret service officer received a telegram last evening, notifying him that a heavy snow storm was coming. It won’t hurt anybody’s feeling* if it

don’t come.

AU confi-

dence in tb* stability of tbe properties controlled by Gerald to shaken, sad It i* believed tbai whether he orders a dividend of 4 er 7 oer cent, on Missouri Pacific, u wilt have little effect on that stock, j Reading and PL Pam ar# lisetv to j give tbe "Atreet” »omethln* to match j this wees. |t is noted that h. V. Whit#’* -puts” j on C. P. at 49 (about IC.Oie shares) goaturi- on • Wednesday. Taor* Is much comment In financ at j circles on tbe Son's assertion tbls mornin*- that ! lb# woman reterrod to tn Jay Gould’s Interview yesterday. as one of tbe motives behind tbe assault on him. is tbe jairorced wife of Amoa Lawrence Hopkins, second Vice President ol the Missouri Paclfle. The hun lay# much stress on the wellknown fact that tn the Hopkins divorce amt Gomel assisted the bosband to making a stood case, me result be dk that Mrs. Hopkins was forced to abandon tbe solt on the ground of adultery. Some of Gould's friends believe that she has succeeded In

mat

creamery 311

a fam

Sugar—Quiot at

granulated #*40. Moiam* I 'offer - Spot null: fc.tr Bio March 5 points higher, others

Hot rit» TurDentii

17L

utter—C. :, Klein 1

ISluiMc, Klein and Penn- •. Cheese -Firm at Ife*

*12Rc, do colored 12c. ed 7Ve, powdered 7c. -Steady: SO tost 2ui*e. “ l Option*—steady; V& Hi points lower, ‘.a tees—Western

rpenUDe-Ftrin;awdi3f>‘,a Lgg-,-Western

TJstoto.'.C. r Chicago Grain Market.

Masch 28. I p. m

upenln*. HtitW Lowest. Ciostitor

WheatMarch J May | June....: July... ! CornMarch.. Alev ! June....'

July..

Oats—* May....I June... Jnlr...J Pore —

May. June.

Jm

7-'“. *' ’» 77's 771. ■Stn. a*’ . •Jt' ‘a 30 S 2:;.:

li *>V

IS 30 ‘ 13 37 13 40 13 42

77 77', d<J- k »?;

, gsulog ber society mends to press the indictments 1 tAr J uly " ' j against him. 1 I New Yohk, March 28—Xoos.—Money easy at

2<(V3 per cent. Bar allver »4

Tn# stock market was more active after It o'clock and there was a renewal of tbe decline which was specially heavy In Mlmonrl Pacific. Union Pacific and St. Paul, which lost 1?4,1J4 and 1 per cent., respectively, While the lone- In tbe rest of the list were confined to tractions only. Resiling allowing mo»t weakness. The decline was checked

d—

March ■M ay. ...| 7 <7

June 1 7 Rib*- |

March.... Mar. ...I 7 10 June .J 7 20

.j..-—..... j 7 SLS

"i-'-y 1 7 a»

is is 13 20

72',I 7f.\ 77 ......... in-, SON 301 IS 2j IS 2i

7 20 I 7 12

jia "Tin : Tots'

I 7 u

•Aiked * Bid. IVomioal. 7SolA

before noon, however, aud there were slight re- j Q ut 0( cover!es made, but at noon me market w as quiet |

and rather heavy at or near tbe lowest prices of

the morning.

The suspension of B. T. Rntsell has been an-

nounced on the Cotton Exchange.

U. a. 4 * registered....124*$ Mobi.e ± Ohio 8 do coupons 124*, Sara. * Cbst. 74 Pacific *'* of 'a. 12ul, S. J. Central 77 Adams Express „..14u .Northern Pacific 20V Alton. Terre Haute., di preierred..... 4:, ’ preferred. TO Northwestern 10,,-,

You Can't Make a Samson enuated dude, with meager legs,

•ud

ir., C

Canada Houtn Central Pad fit Cuicaito A Ait' Cute.. Bur. AQ

_ as c/l CJl w Igni Cl J4 M ..... American Ex press ...luTR preferrod lyi Bur., c. K. A N 5u N. V. 'Tvntral 104^,

dc. Bur. AQumcy..122?I oreferred 80 C'hie., St J. A P 12 Ontario A We.teru... 1>

preferred Csn., ban. A Cleve Cleveland ACnium .

Hudson Lack ... r A Hloi

Del. A Del A D9nve

Krie

•eferred

»ieru... 1'.^

... tti ... 18 ...16 ...ID*

... f.7?< ...ll'J 1 *

... Ib

•ji

in N Y.,C. ABCL 13‘, — ■27*4 preierred 65 ....185 Ohio A Mlssiss ppi.... ITJ4 iy_l22?4 oreferred

12 Ontario 31 Ore. Na

Ore. Tran*

3... 47'., Pacific Mail ._..lua?. P , D. A E 127). Pittsburg 151, P. P. C. C — 23*» Reading

preferred 54 Rock Island Fort Wayne l.CP, 8C L. A S. F Hocking Valley 10 preierred. Houston A Texas 12 1 tstoreterred Illinois central ....Uti St. Paul Ind., Bloom. A West. 3‘, preferren Kansas at 'Texas 12U 8t. P., M. A M Lake Erie A Western 12R »t. P. A 0.._ Lsite Shore PJ preferred Louisville A Nash— 63 Texas Pacific Louisville A N. A 33 Union Pacific Memphis A Charl'n. 51 U. 8. Express. Michigan Central 7774 M . Bt. E A P M., i.. S. A W do preferred. preferred *9 w'eila Fargo Ex tomn. Ast. L. 5 Western Union., preferred 11 Quicksilver Missouri Pact tic.. 74>-, preierred

pigeon chest and a slight cough. But a man or woman to whom conutitutioiial vigor has been j denied can get it to a very considerable extent by the persistent use. in regularly proportioned, I alternated doses, oi America s chief tonic, Hos- | tetter’s .Stomach B.tiers. To the nerves and musj cies of tne stomach that genial inv gorant im1 parts tone, and to its operations regularity. The i proximate ro»U-t is thorough digestion and complete assimilation of tbe !ood, and the u timate sequence, ulood fertile with the element* of muscu ar tissue, a healthy appetite, nightly rest unimpaired, and a disappearance of the nervous symptoms to which etiolated invalids are always subject, and which they are very prone to lane for the manifestations of serious organic isease, and

In diseases ot the kidneys and excessively weakening, and for

siipation, fever and ague, and liver complaint,

use the Bisters.

RESIDENCES PIPEdVoK NATURAL GAS. Any stove or range fitted for natural gas, in the most approved mnnuer, by competent and experienced natural gas friers. Come aud see

several sieve- and range*

George F,. Feeney.

WANTED—FEMALE HELP.

J^ININTa-ROOMgiri. Pyle Hons*. GOOD bouse girl at 13ITllUnoiTstT

^OuOlC and cnambefmald. in? S. III. sc

^ MRLte do ■eneral housework. lbN. Illinois *L I ’ IltL. avueral bousswork; small ianoily' to

“ ^ K^boOl »t.

T .MMEHIATELT . wnTlesfrUoTkitchen work rrt

1 N tv n nay Ivan last.

/ *11 aM BE EM A ID aud dining-room girls. Ladies 1

Farlor. fit Circle st.

refereocee required' IS

» t*< hjD second girl; -A ICassacnueetuiave

l IW IU* bT., giri;«mAil family; good wages;

i tO g^^Tal bouaework.

* G Ob girfat 32ii ^.““Mississippi sb; family of

I\ four: do small children.

L' V i'kHIEN'CEfi' girT~ior general housework;

Hi amall lamily. i7.t Broadwav

S^ALKSLADV forstora Apply VHi N. ^ ^

*~ van.a st, room 26, second floor.

n>WiY„,rl. r.., .»7' T

PennsyL

’I'Wi) girls for snop work. Apply to.q If. Pennsyl-

A vaoia st.. room '26, second floor.

Z v IRL (or gvneraTbousework: white: Protestant.

VJ Cad nelore Ua. m. ?7« X. Tenni st.

rYi KPEf .4 of all ktnte arBorn A^Co. tTr Cast

* - Watbingtoo st. Cash or on paymsuia

YXrtrHt,'e'FlL1cf Bt .s a w.rra.i.ea c57e fETr dA brinorrnolda Boom 4. Baldwin Biocfc. \iTK~liave twelve "plans for girls for general »T honieworx. lAotes’Par;or. 31 Circle st. f I IBi. for general lieuaework; smaTT family, good v7 'Vagrsiu good gin. Inquire 44 College av*. /"> OOD cook and housekeeper: German preferred. VJ ttrfsreneeereqn 1 red. No. Itk) ft TV 111 lessee. / *(JOK>, Douse gins, good pay: places Iree. National Employment Agency, 55 N. Pennsyl-

vania st.

E - 'XPESTEScEto weronn: assist In house cleant , mg. Immediately; also, good cook:good pay. 76*4 E. Washington. _ / •1KL to do general housework: good wages to *1 the right party; reference required. Call on Born A Ca . at E. Washington st ! QALEsLADrfes, casiy.ers. office e'erks. bookC5 keepers, copyists, type snd short hand writers, •tousekeepers, etc The Advertising Exchange, 5SW* 35. second Uoor.

r PHE public to know that Mrs. J. B. Achev, of 174 A Virginia ave. holds « deed for tbe cLy of Indianapolis for me exclusive sale of the "Bud liugton Ure-s Cutting .Machine.” and any one giving information ot party or parlies selling this machine witnoul» written permit, stamped with my signature, will be liberally rewarded. W# are now prepared 10 leach with the new improved machine. P riles from a distance boarded while learning wh*-)Ul extra charge. Machine and lessons, J5. WANTED—MALE HELP.

| natural gas burning in

.1HH i at 88 West Washington.

.. s-u.

.-lu.'i :::: 5!*:

.... 70 .... 12 .... 21 ....130

.... 73R

. 33

LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Light Receipts of Cattle—Light Receipts of Ho^e—Light Receipts ot ttheep.

anx. Etc.—Yardafs: Cattle 20c

tlssic

Chabues, Dicks per head, hogs 7c. f uOc per head, calves

s. sheep 5c Commissions: Cattle

per head, calves 26c per bead, bogsaingl* decs #», Qoubie deck *10. sheep stogie neck *6, double deck flu. dead bogs weighing under leo pound* ot no value, too pounds and over Re per pound. Pregnant rows are docked 40 pounds each, stags 30 pounds. Feed: Corn *1 per bushel, bav |1.5o per loo

pounds.

ttmppiwe Cattle.—Receipts of shipping cattle Ugfit. The market is dull on all grades. Our advices frem Eastern paints are: Fair receipts and

Receipts her*

was u

mice cal le on sale.

Extra choice ... Good to cbolce Medium to goodFair to medium Common to tair RKPIESkSTATIVlC SaLKa.

. ice* from Eastern points are: Fair n market null at a shade lower prices Re Baturdiy were llshu Tne marset was throughout. Ho choice cal l* on sale.

drag

...*4 7‘«5 00 ... 4 -;ttb 1 75 ... 3 75(0.4 25 ... 3 2.5(d) :i 76 ... 2 5Uff3 26

No.

11 S!

12 i IS i

steers sifi ..*3 14 I stear* ..1049... 3 6* 15 steers,. I0W... 3 30 3 Steers 1213... 3 85

3 steers... 10 steers. 9 steers... 4 steers... Cows am also light.

1093... 4 00 1281... 4 ro

No

7 steers. 4 steer*. 14 steers

36 3le#i » 1281. 14 steer* 1240... 4 10 steen 1242.. 4

A V. Pr. ' ..1I6<...*« 05 ..11 6... 4 P> .1121... 4 10

4 STi

0 steen......1242 .. 4 40 S steers 1322... 4 -is 10 steer* 1.(87... 4 50

md mixed—Receipt* of butcher csule ight. Tn# coraman stuff very dun. Good cows ana hellers selling at fair price*

KJCrUkSENTATITM »A I ES.

No.

1 heifer. 1 calf .... 1 bull....

2 cal

lb

Av. Pr.

luoo.,.13 76

220... 4 00

I 75

alves. nil

1 COW .... 2 cow*... 1 stockei

2 40 2 75 2 60

*40.

610.. 1370.. 7S0..

..1196... 3 1010... 4 00 IWW... 3 10 080... 1 50 ‘.*90... 3 15

No. Av. Pr. 1 calf l I0...*o o J heifers, 1145 .. 3 60 SCsAneir... #* ... 3 25 lcow„ 1190... 3 25 2calvts 24o._ 3 00 1 calf.. 12J... 5 50 6 (7b A heif... 772... 2 75 1 heifer 690 .. 2 60 1 bull 1370... 2 80 I cow*. 1276... 3 00 Stocker. .1220... 4 00

:>•*.—Receipts et hogs very light, ugh an sale to be ot Interest to the b old early at prices a shade lower tb

Hardly

^uvers, yet than Satur-

1 oow _ 1 cow. 3 cows Hoes. m

day.

XEPUUENTATrVI SALES.

Av. Pr. jNo. Av. Pr. ...1S0..J6 36 *7— 1«7...46 42*

64 186... 6 40 | S« 226... 5 TO

Shkkp.—Recet ' ' is steady at c r quota

choice lambs..

ambt

to rood labs be...

to medium lambs ... Common to fair lambs...

choice she

*o.

71.... 64 .... She

• »lea:

Extra cnoice lam Good to cbolce lai Medium to rood

Fair i

_. 4

Extra choice sheep...., Good to cbolce sheep.. Medium to good sheet

Con

to good *he*p..

r to medium sheep

>n to fair sheep

I pis ot sheep iighi.'"The market

quotations. ..*5 7i®« 0U .. 5 25<7y6 75

- 7500.5 25 00064 50 UV<S4 OU 6 40® 5 75 4 76(315 40 4 00(0)4 76

3 2.5)014 UO 2 OO ult (Si

2 Ub.dil U0

Chicago Live Htock Market.

lao, March 26.—Hogs—Receipts 17.000 head, opened^ at ^Baturday’s figures; later ruled

Rough packini Mixed,

Man

weaker am

Light .$5 15(0)5 36

ig...................................... 6 15(0.5 25

Heavy packing and »LIpuing.6 stxAS 56 1 Oratie—Reeeipts 7,000 head. Market active and Beevea..^ ,f3 5(8% 5 40

— 2 25(»:( 76 —• ..... ... . ....... ....... ... . ... ...... n........... 2 OiX&l 00 id—Receipts 4.i4)0 head. Market slow.

t»* *1 l (Vd.fl 00 Western 5 00(d.5 510 Xezans a. 3 76(3/4 76

St. Louis Live Stock Market.

Bt. Louis. March 26.—Cattle—Receipts 700 head.

Market strong. Hogs— Kecelpl

taoice

Htot

Cow«_ Sheen

Native*

j)U 1,500 bead. Market steady,

heavy and batchers’ selections. 15 4’

.55 40(®5 50 .. 6 IWall 40 4 *0(3/6 15

Cholct Packli

bheep—Receipt* TjTo head. iM*rket"siow. Indianapolis Wholesale Market. Signs of clearing and settled weather encour-

age wholesale men to expect a fair business (luring the tveek beginning to-day. Prices in general promise to continue firm. Early vegetables from Southern States begin to appear in the local

markets at attainable prices. Indianapolis Gram Market.

Firmer feeling on ’Chang* t -day. Wheat firmer: bo:aera ind ffereot, asking 85c to arrive. Corn steady: little offered. Oats firm, good demand; 6

car* May oats sold at 83c o. t.

Total Grain Inspectlona-Out: Wheat 8 car*, corn

U_cart, bay 1 car. _

wheat 6,000 ushals, ryt

lour 2.62b barrel*, 4»ijeaV 2'*»u r 'bu*hei*

) bushels, oat* 63,900 bushels,

tat Receipt*—Floor 1.626 barrels,

bushels, corn 4u.a00 bushel*, oats 59.400 bushels rye 0 bushels, barley 4,200 bushels, hay 1 car. 8bit>"Tnenta—Flour 2,626 barrels, wheat 2,4*0 bushels, corn 2838)0 bushels, oat* 63,900 bushels, barley 3 ouo

bushels, hay 2, rye 600 bushels.

Wheat—No. 2 Mediterranean $&c o. L. No. 3Med:-

84)6c, No. 2 red 845,c o. L. No.

terranean 84‘6c, No. 2 red 84i«c o. L. No. 3 red SltBOn. t . rejected no bid. unmercbamable no bid Corn—No. 2 white 63c o. t.,No. 3 white 4».Sc o. t.. wHit* mixed 50c o. t. Na 4 whit* 49c reg.. No 2 yellow 4'»*e o. t-, No. 3yellow 49- 4 e o. L, No.2 mixed 495.C o. L, No. 3 mixed 4»c f. o. b.. No. 4 48Vc o. t whit# sound ear 5t!6c o. L, yellow 51c. mixed 50c o t„ March 49qe reg. April 49 l *c, May no bid.

Wagon Corn market—66^)68c.

Oats-No. 2 white, 35c o. t. No. 3 34c o. t.. mixed 32e f o. b., rejected do bid. unmerchautaide no bid, March no bid. May 32 6c.

Bran—4(6.75.

Hay—Choice timothy $1476,

no bid.

No. 1 $1400, No. 2

Visible supply of Grain.

The visible supply of grain In the United State* as

t N ew Y ork on Bat a

computed at J

as fuRowat Wheat—16,417,644

‘ss.Taat.'ssjfewssi'.r

tnrdsy, March 24, wo* traehel*: a decreaea of 64 buaheU; a decrease

lodlansnoUe Fraettoon Market.

Jobbing Brine* eepar narsh nami tiMua, cot tag* hams *(*0. Califoraia same *•«#. shuolder. n\c, drlad beat lie. uaeoa *»**. «M*a. 1 gat or medium **»*• **»«. btottea Ida r igiiab core* clear sides

■e pork sir"oarrs. $u.oo. oeaa

‘•.to*4

»*•*. necas »‘ 4 e, unmukvd 6».c.

^ratttirursrtsSB'fa’i

assireggeiaa 1

Ecffe. Foal try aa« Feathera. Shipper*' Faring Price*-Kgg*-12c. Bulter(boice roll 18c. poor roll 14c, Live PoultryChickens sc. hens be per pound, roosters 3c, tur**F8^»c. yeung tom* *c. gees* tall feaUieiwd $6.00 per donee, decks 7V apennd. Feathers-Prime gooM Me a pnoad. Rags—$i eer mo pen ml*.

Markets Mg Teiecraon.

Raltimobk. March », 10.30 a. m. Whnet-Cash Tolbdo, March 21-Wheat—Active; steady: cash S'-'Ac. May 82 7 ,c, June «*c July 80Rc, August 80qc. o-VIrin; oaak Me, Stay *i\a Oats-Firm; 1(1 BHo, May 88-t asked Cloverseed—tquiet;

cash BSo, May JBc asked Arm; cash, April. May *18244.

PHILADBLrHlA

»(a -*0c, “

-Wheat-

oak, March 36.-Wh*at-5,#<ho high f boslnaao, priodpally scalpln*; re

44*0 bushels: No. I red AprU limy

— - in* *fcM*rt»S,o. AngJTmViiSfc

Mile, Jnn ab#r K7‘.

.«S‘&£K>5S3!SE?JSSSS

April 88Vaw V, May to 1-16

1. . No. Auraw knefftonTc. »ep- > R»47)>,fc Deoember H) s-lfco^c. Corn’vMNc higher and moderately aotlve; mixed Weal. IL“ »e«‘‘‘''■WUc. do roturos *7V«toe; receipts

a5a«3»tg.

SSTJSr J5B*'^&4sS 2=

The record made by the frUerator places it at he h<

SPLENDID R CORD. e Netv Lerfection Re head. I: is made of

hard wood anu elcsantly fluished, charcoai-fi led and outsold any other mrke in this city la»t season. Call an t see oura*»o tment before you buy. Twenty-:,ve ilifierem pattern*, and low price! Hildebrand A Fcoatk 52 South Meridian st.

DIED.

COTTLfc—Rodman H., at 6:30 thia iixty-Mx years. ei<hi oiouihs and < Funeral to-morrow at 2 o'clock, iron) Friends invited.

uornlo?. agFd UUteen day a r4f»ideuce, -tfi

HEATH-Harry A., son of Lillian F. Heath, on

sued fourteen. Fuuvrai from

Bsciriiay at 8:3.. p. ni., sued fourteen. Funsi resid -nee of mother, 268 W. Pearl street, < day, March 27, at 2 p. in. Friends Invited. WALZMAN —Elizabeth A., wife of Frede; Welzman, died 61 arch 2«, 2 a. in . aged sixtyyears,eleven m.inth*. Funeral Wedn»«d»v mxrmag at 8 from :he latcuy residence, No. 47 N. East st.

rick

y-lwo

SOCIETY MEETINGS,

\f ASONIC-Special meeiln?of Center Ix)i^e,No, l"i 2d, F.and A.M..thiK (Monday) 7:30 p. m.

Ird aeuree. Visii**r4 co^ d.al’y Invited.

* I I ^U^|C.*4 turnJNDH.i com make; ca^n or paymauu

11 Born <% C o.. t7 Hast Waabtn

mta cot diu

John VaysTAM. W. M.__ meecmk of Center Loagaurrow ('I'up» Jay; eveu* anc# is desired. Visii-

Work third A. Izok, »ec.

T O. O. F'.—Iteguiar meetu 1. (No. 18) I. t> O. F’., lo-nio in* Si 7:30. A genera! attenda ing brethren cordially invited

Pro F, A _ _____ T/’ OF P. NOTICE M Vinner* oi t»r iw> . • JV. 7, K. of P . are hereby notified that bueloe of importance will a,me belor* .be l.odge on '1 u< n*y e- emng, March 2i. • Alito due night. A lull a tendance requested. By order of (be Lodge.

W. H. Robson, G C.

F'. A. Bi.ancharp, K of R.A «

AkbResov. Per. «ec.

»$.

eat

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

T^R BOYNTON. 179 .North Alaoama. Telephone I . OR-EW efipttod' at SJ Kaat Wobaah ^ fele-

II phone 231

1» AZOKS and » it.ors ground at - Barber - Bupply IV Hou'e, Circl. St

OA l ANTw—c. p. Jacob-, attora^y in patent I cases. No. *0 East Market at. YTK irvf. BRATTON, toi ’mT Meridian; o&i 1 r hours 12 to 2 p. m. Residence, soa n, Waahing-

nn.

y RkDerIUE! BAOui. inaurance. doMaoUkiT X ^Rental. Loan and Real Eatat* Aaency. IX rt f>gR~T)oarRSf-Tor arat^iair^bi5it 01 .<JvJ photos. New York Gallery, 39>, East Washington at.

byi.cians dentists and od Hail, starts to-

rptlF; Maasachusetts shoe store has removed to

1 Bussell avenue, corner Meridian

tronoge invited to ca!

lusaell av a* tbe n<

boots and shoes.

store has removed to 94 .Meridian, Old a* well

sail. Flue line of

A E. BUCHANAN,'"Dentist, room 16. When -a • Block, Agent forth* Dental Electric Vibrator. r rHE ARTIST, Mr*. A. it. Ferry, will open aclaas X In April to work from life and still life on Wednesdays and Thursdays of each week, teaching

all day ro that c a*s only on those ‘ per month Btudlo, s 1 ,. Fletcher A

ys; terms »10

Block.

: wnarpe’a i

ELECTRIC LIGHT tdJAP 5 cents. Aj Quaker 7>oap 6 cents. German Soap two for 6 c“nta Atkins BoupCompany, Indianapolis.

/ 6F FICE ol me ludianup li» Chair Man.ifactur-

VX ing Company. Indianapolis, March 24, US8.

Notice i* hereby gi ven tnat th.-»e wili <>e a meeilng of the stockholders of tne l< ittanapoli* Ci.airMauulhcturtrigcompanv, at its office (it the Cl. v oi Xudinnapoll*, or: Tuesday, April 3, 188*. at 6:30 o'clock *. m for the trail •action of such buslne-B a* may come before said meeting. Bv order of tne Board

ot lilrectors. 8. H. Collier*. Secretary. j^iSuAsrs

fNjo

They are cooked the natural flavor, bratvd, and makin,

Sugar-cured Hams, ked ready for tne table,

by a ni

for

d, and

all good livers. Suitable tor private families, hotels, lunchcounters, testaarant*, etc. Id by ail grocers.

F. M. archdeacon, 276 West Washington street.

Political

t'OR Treasurer of Marlon County, Mahlon H. X Floyd. Subject to the decision of tb* Republi-

can Nominating Convention L’uR Treasurer of Marion a F'ietcber. Nudject to tbe d lican Nominating Convention.

County, Jan

he aecUioi

ty, James i of toe Rep

JOHN LANDERS, for Treasurer of Marion m County, (subject to the decision of the Demo-

cratic Nominating Convention.

tion. f;

the d ventioo pENTER tOWNSHTF

ni;PUBLICAN TICKET.

For Trustee—

Charles J. Many.

For Justice of the Peace of Cent.

Fremont Alford,

Charles B. Feioiemaa, Richard M. bmock. For Constable oi Center Township—

ter Township—

FOR SALE—-Horses ana Vehicles. QOOD bugsy; cheap; $46. 194 Hpann ave.

, |' , 4VO heavy wagons, suaable for gene: X poses cneap. 384 West New York st. TAM~EOAD drivers - dealt -

Jtns re* and work mu

ral pur-

raft boreet. good hr le*. Geo. K. Hchofleid.

A large- young work horse. Inquire JA T. B. tAycock A Co , corner First sl and Can l ' A R-LoaD of work hor*#*”and drivers; lb

3 brood ma

noL

work horse* and driver*; three

brood mare*. W W. Baker, 40 E. Maryland «t.

/ t EO K Schofield. whole*ale and mail dealer la 3 * Carriages, buggies and phaetons. 82 K. Mar-

ket st.

JJ DAN £ ETm, comferia. lac* curiatnfc window IX shades, etc.: Cara or payments. Born A Co, 97

ft. Washington at

a TWO-HKRME batcher wagon (IbFitorage; Coil 2*17 S^New J^rs^y'st. K R ‘ jb ' rU) ' 0 “ Al>rtl 7 * \17 ANTED—li fly carriages and wagons to re-

V v paint and repair; aatisfaclioi J. Kramer, 216E. Market su

on guaranteed. J.

W *mrri*f* io <r 'ff U0 * **b* I,a l 0 * 11 *^ 11 ?? 1 ictuSg^aspany, 44 Kaat*Maryland 5!***'

can

Manufac _ f OH R A CO..Tist# a large assortment ot thon tl onghly-onm, stylish, and comfortable carriages. y 41 *J* 1 ” 1 * tyl * “d best In market. 20 JXE mr» and attendTheauctTonsaltof horsesat |J 241 West Washington street Bales Tueedays, Thursdays and Saturdays, commencing 10 a. in.

Geo. bmock. Auctioneer.

JBVINlffOBBiJfirt 06. carotany repalraad re x paint carnages. In stock carnages, phaetons, buggies, surrey* and wagons, new sad sacocd-band at reasonehle ortce*. 32 E. Georgia bl

J. McKeown’* horae-iamtog exhibition at Virginia Kink, commenciag March 27; eveniags only will

handle them free of charge.

f lARRlAOKs, haggfesT phiSoai. surriyi~ii>d 3. i everything la this line. Guaranteed for one year. Bold on time to responsiole parties We

have more goods in store than put together. Come and m Co., 177 Rost Washington st.

all onr competitors Bradley, Holton *

TAKEN UP

O . SEEi £ ur y ~" E,apu *

STRAYED OR STOLEN.

T\00; Boots* o U ei sadgra

wensr. Keiurs to *17 Wes# North

J jHI.L boy at Hpc-ncer House. <H>D-TURNEKaTiri. aton* A~Co~ yy OOD-TUKN Km~2WWrMiFer.tr

JEANS PARTS for 60 cenu at ‘79 8. Illinois. K

R Miles f

O^b BouCl i >arilbl: ‘' n,a i c * r ' 8 Circle et.. Paul T 50 INTER man, dinner man. second cook, female.

\J 19 N. 111. SI.

\I AN to work In shop. Appiy 6»FN7PsnusyiVF

nla st.. room 26.

I MM EDI Af Kl.Y. good'dalryTarm ueaTcitvi Ad-

1 dr»s« r. l, care New*.

L’lits 1-CLA88 cabihet-m»*#ra and wood-turner. X i,aut-r A F’re-e, 317 Mass, ave, YATUKE’8 PILE CUKK Is manufaemreff by

is iiome partivs; and i* warranted

‘ Y the Amer can Tailors "twenty first-class cout-

■pply

I» Y Ihe Amer can Tal if makers._Noue(Hli

riiW'ii m?n f

X F2nppioyment utirew

J 3 XPkUi'KNCEL»~bTfck mi.Uler Ij Kmiiloyment Bureau, 31 Circle (

urandUnion

Uraud Union

ungton st.

( 3 Oi 'D, stout young man at the t'ioneer iBrtas

U Works, tin to 118 s pennsvlvanls su A N experienced press boy. T. J 8harp, Lead* - 3 office 3a and :8 nld wentinel hulidlng.

0 ALF.'-MAN tor dry goods store Apmy 69>* N.

1 ’ Feiiusylvania el., room 25, second fl or.

eiiie-ylvania *1 . room

JXEGIsTFlK it you are seekTng work! National XV Employment Agency, 29 N. Penusylvams si. i tOLoRED man to work in private lamily. Apply 3 595» N. Feonsyl vaina eij room 25. second floor. \$ EN iurolsiied all kinds of eiunioymenl; snuF fu tinus guaranteed Orond Union Kuiploy-

ment Bureau, 31 Circle st

L 1 V ERt THINo tor Dou*ekeeping on pay moms, X j at cash price, at wholesale price for cash. John

C'lnne. 69 a d 79 W Wa»ii «t.

Cinne. 69 a d 79 W Wash sc XA A N for cm i vciTnF and off!

\| AN for coiiecifng Ivl waites 812 io 615 per quired. Address K 2. N

Ice woi

week; 6100cos

otfir

rk: state age; ih security re-

enUATiONn procured for male and female (all Ci ilbes ) Open evenings. Tne Adve-tising Exebange, 59)6 N. Pennsylvania sl, room 26, second

floor.

A N A 1 *aleamanTlady or gent; as a*slscaut agent .rA to handle three upeclaUlee: t>to$10 per nay. Apply to room 2e, Spencer House, between t and 8 p. in., to-day. A NY man of ordinary ability who can furnish good references can have siasdv employment Koct IS0 ^ <i add, ®* sln Z A. McOmber A Co.

nesier,

“n 5 " Y T

VI EN to sell choice nursery stock. I will pay salt’l ary or commission promptly every we»k; handsome outfit tree: write for terms E. O. Ora-

hsm, Hocbesier, N. Y.

a N honest young man of good habits, located ou<r\ side leading cities, tor position representing old, establ shed firm in his Btate; references. Manu-

facturer, Lock Hex 1686, New York.

V4 Oil*"MFTTWaKT*D~to~i»eil our frolt and IU ornamental stock: we give good wages and steady work. Write tor terms to E. B. Kichsrdson

irserymen. Geneva, N. Y. soll(d~ ' ‘ —

steady wo AJCo., Nu

Vi KDICAL a

i'I center In the

scrlbcr* tor two notab to an experienced

Fasion will b<

commission wil wit! be secured,

be allowed, ana e

teptionally high xctuslv* control respective Inter-

WANTED SITUATIONS.

fj^O do light housework. Address F 2, care Newa J^K^B^MAKISg and plmln aevviun done cbeap.

I\KKHfSMAK iZSG aud piaiu frewiug Uuo« cue»u. Jl 9 !*»)£ Ma.^n. ava

/ 3 t.N I’LFM AN rienograpber and type-writer, 3 1 Address J 2, New*.

\[ ,k\ C. cur** toe worst cjuus oi Demormolds. 1Y . or ptlm; warraottd

MKRsoXs requiring a wet nurse call ai r*ar of 1 41u N. ill at. Km ma Wilson. rpHOROUGHLY cr.mpaieMt man to care for X horses. W. 55‘, 26 E. St. JoesL

T> Y ext.erienct-d man, wholesale or retail grocery XI or hardware. References. M 2. News office.

A GOOI> girl todn work by the day in orivate f\ lamily or private boarding house. 220 Indiana ave. 1» Y a mao of ability ana integrity "as accountant, X» clerk or Halenniao. Reference. Salary secondary. L 2, News office.

a s City * desman for whoiesa e house by middleT\ aged man of fl fen years'experience; best of references. Addre-s Q 1, rare News.

WANTED—AGENTS.

/ URC'ULAR8distriouteU:$3 per thousand paid. Yv secure easy paying Job by sending three stamps at once lo Maleua Co.. Warrior's Marx, Fa \\ r ANTF.D—A few penons in •acb~place to do »* light writing Inclose stamp for flf y-u*co book of particulars to J. 1L Woodbury, Albany,

1 | t( |4 | LADY AGFNTs wanted Immediately. XY/3J3/ Grand new rubber undergarment for fern* es; $10^ a oay. Proof tree. Mr*. H. F. Little,

f IV t. canvassers and solicitors tor the -‘AnnXj strong Co-operative Purchasing Association." Umisua: induceinenta Floyd & Co., Stale Agents,

\irANTED, AUENlii-Agenu lo cmuTaM in ▼ f county wiih our m*dicln*fi. Will pay •nijiry or coxnmlMioo* or both. Addr*** Dr. B. Jr. Bak*r A S<>n. Keokuk. low*.

‘XsoK our N'at'ousl Automatic Oas Saving Govr ernors. Save Si per cenL in gas bills. They equalize the pressure at meter, eecure a stead v and Increased illumination, insuring perfect combustion of the gane* and a pur* and healthfnl atmusohere' prevents tbe disaareeabl* whistling, blowing and smoking of burners, remedying frequent danger from Hr* and expense of broken globes. Overg.OuO in service. Indorsed by higbest mercantile, co poraie end expert author!>iwa. Agent# clearing $5 > per mouth. The Union-National Gas Saying Company. 744 Broadway, New York

WANTED MISCELLANEOUsT

^jREATI4-oz. Ancnor soap,only6c. A wonderful QT> iRAOE for household goods 69 West Wash

0 tnriou st.

O 8 l W <i 't r0 L r ** i UgFtOTA Apply at 2sd r«s a TaiDott, 7S Boutii

UY urocrry , Newt otnc

• nice Btda: good location.

J or 18 H G f Bbgn, Architect, Y to ten Block, op JU pofrite poiLoff.ee. fj^OTRADi:—A^tcood lot for Kood piaLo* Ad dr mm PJ I(iHJCHT^pr oe* paid roTfuFmlar#. carpets, etc. J\RIVEN WECLh aod all kinds of repairing, u

11 Massachusetts ave.

271^ FL'^a»lL bfinBbsus*

/ 'tJnTOMER for good combination aafe; cheats 3 / Address A 1, care News.

new ^

'removed

— .Monrovia, IxuL

Tif Ra MURPHY wcond-hand flora

if! to 119 JffMacfcuiftUa ava

G^t/^SSSTSSS!^ e * m * oiirm

’[’O rent three^nfurnlshed rooms, aanheaM. Ad||EPAtHlNQ of aii ktnoe aone: eta nonas and

or EaiS' _ Waraington.

J.Btidweiiaky.

itaaa aaae: aia v — gnltara a teecislry. 4 Indlaaa ava

-j—

npwKNTY bate of g^rad. cteap'irm bfc*a~»i rjgsaissasgsftsaag vy ILL ray wroo to *4,*u9 *iF rralis. reSitaT d^ripur^M’N^^ 10 ^ 0

drawer “O," city poetof XV rooms ofa dwell!

actor; Nano m AdteamTl, i

maa wants to rent three or Your — rooms ofa dwelling from reapoctaoi* people occupying remainder North Mite prefer red; brat af

toUwra

WANTED MISC ELLANEOUS FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.

(^■OOhD-HAWD Cietfiira. big beat pnoos T>0 aKDI^u" for priraiirUtotrocuon tn busioex.« X» broaches. Aodreos O 2, K*ssa._ TTIOHE8T cash once for caitiff ciothiu*. 11 Msseacbuseiu ave. ' * '

JM AS wr WMUAtA^StAU WV- . W W m SAIStePtopARJNZB wlth^lJJOO to toflOO to repcsoaot^hraae

| s i-feOuM boas#: nearly new; oaTark a vet; at a A bargain. J. E. Ontlaod. Wet »4 K. Markas *4 / liifcAF, MRy acres Kao gaitea land, flsw miles i V-' west of Oourt Housa. tall at 3* Vance Mioek.

BKNT-ROOiff».

> ro— to lad. ave.

pAKTIEA with $Jti*^o J4C0tojnin parurFfood

31 Circle st.

s TYEW t-rooaa price, $lJto<X J.

^.ttiaotoT J^AKfiKrqom. fa

. ioctheaat: lot tnlto; K. Oottaad. No. M tk Market

J>U'INKS8 chancos advertised and dtepoeod of. collecting and renting dona Rooms with or without board, all parts of eltv. Information free. The Advertising Exchange. 69)6 N. Pennsylvania.

room 25.

t F you deelrc to boy Into an excellent boafnea X good location In this city, established for

Market it

A BIO BARGAIN—thlrtj V matt be sold la a body.

oshtagtoB et.

nib*

bouse, favorably J. E. Outland, No.

room 25.

boetneeefn

Stolen

all.

years, requiring email eapnal. as stock is smal rent free, don t fall to sec me at enca. C. W. Over-

man. 42 N. Delaware SL

BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.

CUBBCRIBF. for stock in tbe Mutual Home ana 0 Havings Association No back dues to pay. W. A. RDopes, Secretary, 72 E. Market st. A RflCESS of ambcUtloo and by-iaws will be pre/s. tented for consideration and adoption on next Wednesday evening, March 28, at the office of Charles J. Ferrell, No. 2 Clifford avA Everybody interested are Invited to participation. J MPROVE the time before if Is too late end 1 secure shares in the tbtr.eenth eerie* of the old Reliable Irdlanapolls Building and Loan Association. F’rst payment nlcht April 7; share* $JuO: weekly dues, fifty coots per share: can be paid any time at 72 K. Market •».; a few more shares left if. D. Butler. President; W. A. Rhodes, Secretary. X] ORTH SIDE SAVINOM aND LOaN ASBG1* ciATio* will issue Its fourth senes April 5, Meeting' Tbnrsdsy evenings, corner 1111001* and BL Joseph sta If you want monvv to build or bu

this is ynur cbaace; premii

lowest rates for eelllDg

sollc.ted.

FOMK nice vacant lou nortaeast can be bought: 0 worth the money. J. K Outland. No. 94 East

thirty vacant lots, southeast;

sold ta a' ‘

2* I Q/aTTwtLLbuy a F I ,OUU I cated eouthaast.

Ut E Market SL * MN'K frail tarm. torty acres, at Rhoala l'n Mar-

- X Da County, ladlana. Inquire of K. W. Oil A

Co , lus W. Morns sl

CPtClAL facultiesralTtawSTFaiis" 0 your property. Correspondence

Reid Broa, 42 NJD# awsre st. UDRWiTCkE, carp*:*, siov#* on payments at X cash prices: at wholesale price* for cash. Jeha

Clone. 69ana 79 W. Washington st.

J) OBT. MARTIN DA LR * (X) .

XL 92 E. Market sh,

Canpelt your property. Y f/tfi, houses ana Vacant ground in all paris of Xj tne city. Money Inanvd on real estate. Cal! and s*eour bargains. F. M. Hay, room 18,60)6 N. Penn. ^pfflTblnck of f mversliy'loti between Lincoln X aud He vent b eta: Ash bl front, $40 a root: College ave., $50: Ash below Lincoln. 61,100 per lot. sbortndge. Hadley A ro., No w Baldwin Block.

**«mtffiil room, mrniahed.

^AbSK r$om, fhrnlahad. |$ W. varment, (fT Y ffWHfuttur ni shed Yuoui. - SOTYuIioGIS!

^tlihbfr>4ara-toratoha4;IK

ITW.Vermoatrt.

poRnibdffDroom, down ttair*.“a"SrhisTak

C W. Oakes, 96 East rooms. <*l‘^~Tirr*reto

or buy

s 5 to 10 cents

04

s home, this 1s your cbaace; premiums For share* apply place of meeting.

Chandler, SR6 w. Washington, or Then. Wosrner, President. 612 North MisslHlnpl; W. H. Htrlnger,

Becrstary. 428 N. Mississippi sl

fJ^HE ADVANCE SAVING AND LOAN AR80 X cistios.', which organized with aslouisbtnir success March 12 at 180 E. McCarty, nas a limited number of shares left. 8hai e* $jxi, dues So cent* a week per share, initiation 25 cents ashore; $20tMu (nil on loans: first pay night Moodav, March 26 above number. 8ub*criptions taken i Framin'*, 4iJ2 8. Delaw are si : John Bernh Kuhn A Co., Virginia ave : It. Umstesi New Jersey and McCarty: B Hcblrmer. 79 inetonst.: L. Kuecbler, 180 E. Mr-Carty st; Sinks, 160 Riverside ave.. West Indianapolis.

, 4'/2 8. Delaware a, ; uouu oenmarv, a. :n Kuhn A Co., Virginia ave : II. UmstCBit. corner New Jersey and McCarty: B. Hcblrmer. 79 E. Wasbloetonst.: L. Kuecbler, 180 E. McCarty SL; Wm.

now at rock-bottom for $4,ut» lor thirty days,

dress **Bargain,” Irvtnirtnn.

rrHK HKJSP VACAN'f'TofH~ aT tfA : X vtLLk—Crawford A Taylor's new sdalttoi the I., D. AS. >bops, south of Vermoai strert, av $2<i |o $500 W* will *• 11 these lots on monthlv payment*. If desired. John H. Spann A uo., 34 Fl

/XflOlCKTOT^n E. Mortis, near Madison i 3 two corner lots northeast, $100 each; co lou southeast, south went and northwest at lou

av* ;

.-V W a-vra as we swam (iv* VUtoWtoS* V*wvr«Oti; CO I D Pr lou southeast, southwest and northwest at low figures; tlx cottaget. worth oulv 41.0X1 each: double boose for *SA0. Davids. McKernan, 3 aud 4 Bran-

do^Biock.

XT IOK n-- eg cotia.e on Broadw av. grape amor, a* etc . fi.OOO; three frame hou*'* Breadway, from $1,800 to »2, ho: lou on Park *v*. from $4X1 to *i 500; also a nuoi ber of lots and houses al soeciai barga n- for cash or on easy payments W. J. Lowry,

ryiHE COLLEC.E AVENUE HAYING AND l Losw at lor. will hold Its annual meetinz Monday evening, April 2, at A. Tlmberlake's druz store, corner Cotiere avenue and Seventh street. Officers tor Uie vrisuing yeer will be elected. Tne foarth series will be opened on this dste. Shere*can be secured frem the following persona:

W. D. Cooper, of Hendricks A Cooper. T. F7 Endley, of F.ndley A Roach.

»*$ center of suburb, el half cost of bulldibort time only. Address H, Irvington. : r-T. MARV ST, two-story house, $1,75ft ,r 287 h. Ueorgia' sl. double house, il.ooO;

K Endley, of Findley A Km D. \V. Coffin, of Wiles A Coffin.

John Keacsn, of Conduit! A Sons

A. Wazner. of Moore A Coughlin. U. C Roney 410 Park ave., and

A 1 imberlake.

Our rate of interest Is 6 ner cenL and premiums snge low , w hich wl 1 enable partleo to secure nomas t a reasonable per cent. W D. CooPkit, President, John- Hkagan, Treasurer. F’. C. Gauds eh, Secretary.

TROUBLE BUILDING A.vioCiATlOvN. XT A business Inuliutlon on business principles by business men. (incorporated by State law.)

men. (incorporated by

61.000,000 capital.

The best evidence ot the ability of a Board of Directors to make Investments is the success ihey

have had iu managing their private means

Secure you a home before t lie boom tn real estate. Tli* Double Loan ar.d Saving Association presents a new feature. Two series elan at the same

time, eacb independent of the other.

A chance for the poor man; * percent. Interest A chain'* for the speculator; we allow you to pay

back your loan al any time.

We Will allow a sioeknolder to borrow #9 per cent of what be baa paid in on bis book at any

Urn a

Can pay to any of the directors during tb* day without coming down town at nighL The books of the associatlou are audited every I hree mouths, and all profl s equalized on shares. Money paid ahead Is earning you money. No back dues. All start together Monday evening, April 2, laS& Married womeo and cnlldren can take out sh res in their own name; Becretarv’s bond quadruple the amouot usnally asked; Treasurer’* bond $lc,00U per series. The expeota to borrowsrs reduced to a minimum; money to loan flrat and third meeting nUbts in every mouth; members borrowing money on Brat lo«n nlent can have money within a week: no waiting lor money. We have a number of men who will sell aey man or woman with a good character a lot and take second tuorigage, thus enabling the Astocialton to build you a home al once. All unused ex. ease fund credited back on share. series No. 1, with shares 1300; weekly dues 60 cents. Loans fun amouot of each share: premium, interest and dues payable weekly. No quarterly paymenu, Seriea^No. 2, ebarae^$100; weekly due* SO cents.

y*ai_ Interest reduced In both series. When a borrower baa paid tn an amount equal to (be value of on* share, tbe interest on tbe loan for that sbar* slops. The proflis will be larger tban any single aesociatlou can bv, as tbe two aseociailonscombined as to* double only have but little more than (be expense* of one. Consequently as an investment It would be unequaled. DIBWCTORS. Cbas. F.. coffin, real estate, 90 East Market st. Choa. M. Karenig, wholesale aod retail tobaacos, and cigars, 2l K. Wash st. John w ocher. President Franklin Fir* Insurance Company, Circle and Marsel Wm. B Burtord. Lithographer. 21 W. Wash, sh D X. Chenqwetb, President of the United States W^re^NaU WontaHbelby, Sanders and Munson Sta Tavior Efftott. Elliott A Butler. 19)6 N Penn. J. F. Carson, Car-on A Thompson, 94)6 E. Wash. Charles K. Holloway, C. A Coffin A Co., 90 East Market. Books open for subscription at the following places: 35 lib John Wocher. Franklin Fir# Building, Circle sl l^Ta^vlor^Klllott, Elliott A Butler, abstract office, Daniel A. Cbenoweth, at Nall Works, 78 Shelby street Thii Association will meet at Chas. M. Raacbtg’s, No. 21 East Washington street Monday evening. Every 'renday evening onttl the Association starts from 7:30 to » d m. The President and Secretary will be at place of meeting to furnish any information ai.d to tsHue book* to any desiring them, thus avoiding tbe rush of the first nighL xnss—■— _ FINANCIAL.

lyj ORTUAUE LOANS. C. F. Sayles. 6rTgAOELdANa cETcbfff^ATS;

M ^ea D ' ^ W1, **'"' W Norlh

Co. *4

Reid

Excelsior Sblrt

L 1 ^PKKIESCED shirt caakers. Kxcelsic

Jp Factory.E. Wash st.

‘mai'kTsL “•“ 7 '• Th0mP ^' Mg^mVAVye^BtoST^

^ ONEY to man on personal property. In sums JM to stilt. Klngman. It South Alabama st fpo LoAN-$6,lW),'orTsrger sums, 6 per cent.; city X property. Ignatius Brown. jejEjilarkat st. y^oooor 0 ,^ $. mr

\4 ON K Y to toaa—tn any amount, ou personal JTX property or real eatata. Room 10 Baldwin

M^Lb?^ D^/* K>°, C "2 : Mra

\$ ONE Y on Jeweiry, ita. City Loan Office, if

c-;.? lj: Kn,

in tie 1

Confidential.

turnitura, hlngton si

T N'DlANA CffCrNTY and city beads In large and ia^rc T.mSr. ml “ ll0 “- “• P * C °'* I CANS negotiated on Improved farm and dtr 84Eaa?^4 ar k eiret? * D <f Obla Joa A. Moore, VI ONEY to loan bv Boston ColiateraTLoan Coim HHawaje and^Mraket s{roetA* 1<1W,B B ‘° C “’ 00 " ,r pkTVAtE FU^Dib ID sums to Bim. on farm or 'poTBiScT 1 * 0 ABco11 ’

NOTICE.

K rntaou ra plumbl ° < fl'iNWORK anil lurnaces. Joseph Gardner 3v X and 41 Kentucky ava Telephone 322. roun,, tMU * kwtari at Boro rt Oa s 0 97 R. WashlagtoB sl t Ash or payments. XT ATU RE’B PH* CureTsa'positTve ebre - for hem"toy^BM»o»WDte- For sale by drnggteu. rpHA iTrabtaa CoSn Iffraiabir^tov* repatieTbr 1 •Yary etava mate. Call at U2 K Waabington. T 0 L^ P congrsgaiibirofTF# Blgth Presbyterian Church, to elect trustees. ta*£ f * W,<1 a ** con *’ b * J postponed to April X

LOST.

A ja tjWMtd^xmn sL^rNewToffice^ - M °/rrak • 124 E. Obto st. * FOUND.

u E. EMERSON‘a dog, $9 Fletcher avj. razrtagm at Flumb’fc U X. Merfatlaa to. A# Opea evealoga

FOR TRADE.

M ayne Coouty, lud. vino*

i n nedge, Mhorttea A do.

_ . jrgia' .... .

rear ot ;)6l Coburn st., 8750. A few mor_ left on High st..<n monthly paymenls: houses, lo's and garden lands in and near tb* city, Haugnvllleand Belmont G. A. Wurgler, 83 E. Wash st TIOUSES bnllt to order on the loatallmeat plan, XX Charles Schurtuaun, 40 E. Market st. C 1 ruT f'ER WEEK, without Intarest. WowlTl •7X.vJM sell during the rext 30 days.O beautiful lot* in Haugbvllle, ibree squares norih of the Malleable Iron Works, at a reduced price,on paytnsnis of $1 50 per weak, without ttilerest; a rare chance to gel yonr.eifa home at a bargata W. E. Mick A

Co., 68 K. Market sl

Q‘> o/Ut will bay a seven-room hotiwTon

r Vine st. 67.51*1 for a ntue-room

house, North Pennsylvania street, near Home ave;

SOI

fan

lo

rtfi Pei

'Use, North Pennsylvania street, near Home ave; east front: lar'e lot Four-room house sou beast, $l,2Bn, on monthly psyment*. 36-acre farm, near Oil v, to trade for city property. Uood lot. East Market street, cheap. Vacant lota. North Aia-

atreet, cheap,

bama, Broadway College, Tenoe*-

F-kger, 90 Fast Market >L

TND1ANAPOLIS EXCflASaS'

X and

mkax. xstatk orrica.

No. 21 aod 22 Old sentinel Building, Corner Meridian and Circle eta.,

Indlanapnlti, Ind.

ion to i he sale and ex-

nllla, factories, fan

id Ian

mapnl

We give special attentio

clionge of merchandise, mill*, factories, farms, city improved property, vacant lot*, we-tern land*, hotel property, negotiating loan* on farm* and citv property. Will be pleased to have you calior onrreapood with u* if you d#*ir# to sell, buy or ex-

change any kind of property.

if you want to sell or exchange city property. If you want to s«U or exchange your stock of

merchandise.

If you want to sell, hoy or exchange your mills, tactories lands, hoiela and livery s able* If you want to Mil or convert your property Into

anything else

If you have farms or western lands to sell or ex-

change.

We can offer you the largest opportunities.

With our cxten-lvs advertising we reach the

ind sellers in *11 parts of the country.

e and exchange all over tuc

buyers snd sellers We have for sale

•ve lor sale and exchange all over tue country, general country stores, drug store*, hardware stores, boot a d shot stores, grocery stores, mllli'tcry stores, ttourtug mills, saw mills, lactones of every kind, farm* unimproved, lauds In all part* of the country, Florida land, orange groves, garden farm*, vac*ut lot*, factory sites and city improved u* description and price of property you

wish to seli or exchange.

You wi l be at no expense uulesa we make a sale

property.

Send o

or trade

Our extenalve acquaintance with merchants In tbe c'tv sod country give us great advantage In negotiating partnership. There are many men out of nustneas with cash capital who desire to form parenerehip with au . stabiltbed firm tn and out ot the city. We have many aucb applicalioua KVriCBKNCKa »v ku* u loaiosi: Hon. Aqul'la Jonee, Posimaster, Indianapolis; Bowen A Merrill, Book 0 muany, Indianapolis; Scbaull & Craig, Wholesale Grocers. Indianapolis; First National Bank. Frankfort, ind.; Farmers' Bank, Frankfort, tna.; Nordvke A Marmoo, Mill Manufacturers, Indianapolis. VIBSiCDOK, 8HKKIP*»« A CO.

W. L Kiplty, 6$

Sammons A HuefierTl^Virglnla ava;

FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS J^ADILS’ fipe sooes, $L 68 Indiana ava 2^^N^CBMIiji-EroWn l i, kJ ind. ava: J^ADIFJ8'"French kid sboss". $T6ft"l8 IndUna av*.

( >OAL: Sainmor 3 ' teleobone 796.

O^bow 1 *!!* doctor '* fl “* PhaetonI WT~LKiblerT 0 A (W W^Ft s’ik w^sl 4 ’ tW0p001 tAblM - N. L Ripiiy', TTIgG’s—tVhlie Leith orn; 60 oto for tbTrtara. Vil

XJ Beliefootaine »L

1 ADIaB'Ou* clippers, too Broeoao's Cibcinoati Lj store, 59 Indiana av*. * BECON D-fl A N t) flr^p“r^rsilfer^iblnall55; JS Addreaa B 1, car* News CIX share* lo Consumer*'7ja* Trust - Company 0_ stock Address A 2, care New* P HOTOG Ra Fir O A LLE K Y: good - equipment X and trade. 78)6 E. Washington st. /TNE six-horse boil^WtormngTitbes - *™! V f ■mail steam engine. 44 Bradtfiaw st.

yy EB^KK^ piauy^ splendid L iue good condition; R SALE 0HEaV—6u* walnut table, 14 feet; me cosh desk. Eastman. Schleicher A I^e. ?)( FRY store doluir good bn*(nese: cheap renu Add res* O rooery, 75 and 77 Wabash st., city.

I^TLLTNKRY 8TORF, with dressmaglng oom ***}?*■ ' * P D * oc * tIOU ' reS * c * r * 0/3 (joftDs nice summer wood: spilt if ue; uuftorm A(3/ length, 18 Inches. Corner Biddisand Bee Lin*

R» 11 road

'If EsT aHHaNT doioa a good business: everyIV thing new; la good location. Address Y 22. News office. ^

qx KWINU maohth

J mi

and repairs for

E. Wash sl

ae supply house. Attachment* ail machine*. Kaiser A Ffleger,

out. 26 I ndlsna ave. CtANDARD White Brahma and Black Cocnlq t?n**i <f, ] , > 0r F* e B t CaU or *)6 K Washing-

ton

( f fuA R and tobacco store; ene of tbi AVo D %^^?^: tg ^ fuf

UIaNc, HalomTEroa’; square; fin* case: seven X octave#; stool and cover; pries, $90 on payment*, orflacanh. 427 N.Tennesaee sl T HaK k a specialty or pants and can sen th X cheaper and giv* you belter good* than I dealer In the elty. 79 8. Illlnoto *L K R. Mil##. A BMALL stock of groceries aad fixturw; hoc rk and wagon: dwelling rooms al (ached to tto room, whb cbean rent. A bargain 11 sold eoo

Addrea* HJ, care New*

* beet places $46u. Ham-

ihvin

any

TN growing village, an excellent storeroom, nearly X new, and ready for occupancy; a small stock of drugs is now in the building: will beaold at a bar. gam: there to natural gas in abundance, and a good trod* to be had; a splendid chance tor a live man. For particulars, address Bcbnull A Krag, 62 South

T> EDUCED from IS to 26 per cent, for month of XV March, entire itook of

Furniture,

SET Oil cloth.

Straw matting. Lace curtains,

Rugs,

Curtain poles, Baby buggies, Hanging lamps,

Aud everything for bousekeeplag.

n »“''some oil paintings given with ovary fifteen

altar*' worth of goods

i m

£

dollar*' worth of good*'

J oh m Cct-jr *,

69 and 79 W. Wasbinrtoa SL, On# square weet of transfer car.

AUCTION SALES.

ME. Court as.

L. BURT, auctioneer,

fr. PERRY, itaorai austtoneec. to m. Market.

“iT^CTToN ffA Le of the btEWaRT TLacTI Dimimo Holl-W# will sell aa Tneoaay mor*ing.^4*reh 27, at to o’ciork, al our room. No.

W#*! Washington «., the Stewart Ptac* d l’n Ing-

Pis

butte r-disb Mala positive.

is. fork. — —v, dining chat re. etc., ate.

(lustID A McCurdy. Auctioneers.

Terms cash.

REMOVAL.

TAMES CHAMBERS, newsdealer, has moved to

Itt B. Wesnington st., one door raT of M^T nerchor Halt A complete Ua* of woe! mratkly newspapers, magastaoa, bosks ceUanaotu arttclea; cigar* and tobacco.

of 1L sekly and i

STRAYED.

FOR SALE OR TRADE. i - f *° f mM * Bt * f#*«s old. flfi T IT.RV . flnte IfiXVmtirtn* — J -n — a . I ta-**"*K'FTm‘w’Ti i'a'wt.'' “ - ■# ■ ■■ ' ■ n wwweaMeaw—s#

r’BOCERY, fine looatioa; residen< vX^chaap rant; now goods; s bargain.

residence attached:

198 E. Data-

Fta?S5Y.iafig'^3wafc4.

T. R. Mllltoaa

i a ad will reward.

furmshod ffbat for on* or two g*te F CR.Xi8MKD an o unfurni.badTW NiFThlifiiim ““ 6r * flow "’ J ) .SK tRtoM^r-i^t; to-K-Markto-mT^ HO ^ * K df!te l p x c*r# < N m c,Blr,kl: P r,rml4 Amity. Xd- ** w - T^ara^lVm ^ WllEmrl

77

r .» w; 0M

XT ICftLY ‘fu r„l*hed ^anl roop?kS^

mmifjtilttofTYsiam r |'WO nnfan.uhed room* WFIfeStKou

thli

105 N.

Aor. 1 wito hraL* r ° r Ibibt Kouiekeoplng,

hf lsAkl) "front room t

one If.of, with he*

er«ey st

i to gentleman on soft' and bath; referaocaa

FdH RENT—HOUSES.

V^KE list, ^4 E. Market. Jobn 8. Spann A Co. 32^A»E AVE, six roomfc tn~go*d (Mriter: Sfioo 1 ?’** 1,1 A " li ~^"^® ? »TSOr5iark#t, groood a DJWlKAiiAE rasidancar OalraritolCXftli

i\ u ivr»» Bt.

S^M^or : ? Kr,tM,U ur **° , Y * AppoL \' A'fTjRFS's File cure is a warranted cura Fol *3 sale bv Dnrttei* A Wharton, 4 Baldwin Block, r>UtlN|si» Kl) bouse: ceutFalT wailltdwniairfii Newa <>afd * D<, lo ° K ' u * : cn *sP- Address E 2, car« F1N Et.Y-Vi ltN lsliUMrioSj-TStoTTfl I F.*»t (duo street. Immediate poesesslon. Pro

iJ ftosh

2d ^•■•rAN7 - rvT^ ( F>od - d^rarTiii Al** or uuflirnubetCchtoEf II oLsfc^^-TSrm'*

1 I ground. Naomi SL, $81. G. fi. V5 !

i» and barn, on’ two acres i st.; $12 per month; 133 sntit)

sl,$Ih Jl/J. wurgier."^

A GOfifi business room with three (fwollln ^ak/r 00 ^'^^ “ 0Oa ,U “ d for h * r “* Ft) KNITBrE carpets and stove* on payments J

FOR RENT--Offices and Store

VI AWiNIC TEMPLE suit* office rooms, secot

FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOU r |' Wo small farms, near city. Wm. H. Eugllsh. l ^Kesfs^ Jo* rlch * ,t ftir 0 1 T Q ^* sura Bail

—• i .moo .nu, yj

TV"INK aciei of ground, wfii." ao l^iflSi - *?* Xv vines and house of seven rooms. C. H. Mini meyer. Ben Davis, Ind v. xx. m.nr plANUs apu organs at from $1X0 to It par mbn FiNR fruit farm naar city; 3,uwfruit trem. I act X small lrul!»: poultry house; 40 acree meado 3ft plow land. Cash rent. Blnford. $4)6 East War

PERSONAL.

RAILWAY TIME CARDS.

TKAVELERS’ INDEX.

TZ AlfrKAKEE T INI IViJUIfor F OUR K»n-JJ wsty IT’M OVER—Tb* strike on lb* C_B, too. Ral way. so far aa lu Intarforono* with travel to tb many points In tbe West reached by this great sy SrSSH&t smsbS Missouri, Nebraska and Colorado, arriving at a KiiTrAMsa iSistMu' £•£ . v , er . Col. In thirty-four hours' It’s a great coantr rfoii..; S5S5K.2vHifS;S

productive and rich. For foil pi lands in tbe West, and lor railway ner Washington and Maridlan sir* SPKFM). SAFETY, COMPORT

_ „__Jc.y Mountain*. Land a* good aaav*r wai productive and rich. For foil particulars abo lands in tbe West, and lor railway licketa tb# cc

our mono, h

Not* important changes m time.

-- pieiu,,;

1 ClMClMKaTl BlVlaiiolir

sst-w.-iVT-ta..,

Arrlv# 11UW % m. t lojo p. m.

^ J CtUCAOO Divmov.

Pullman ***l»c# cart, •Itogant rvcilnlna chair c«

Indianapolis Cnioago a Fer tickets, sleeping oar r Information, call at Unto T leket office, corner Waafal.., ' J. H. MAR 1

Pennsylvania AIBas.

T ^ns'leav* and'arrl'v* at ?ndiana!mUs as^Uo'

rxx-HsHDLa aouTa—gaar

tlj* tot PUtaburg, New York, *64 [4X0 a m. 4te p. i . LveforRlchmondaad Columbus SSJ0 a. m. .qn a ii :A ; rrromN.Y..Pl,toa.aErat. Arr. from Colu'bus. Blch’d, ora,

Jjrall snd oxpreos (dally) Tfigp. Bleepers to Puuburg and N. Y. wlthoutcbang*

. . CHIOAOO nivisiox.

Lva for Chicago and North west il:l*am tic** Arr. from Chicago and Northweec. 4xj0am 3X0i

Lv.,fortarai."'v!,r. A, "-‘-~ 01 *’

and iba Mouth.. 4:11am 8:13am 4.00pm l:60t Arr. from Loilsvlll* 1 aud theSouti) lu Earn 11:10am 6 41pm lO-toi

_ . _ r a ▼. a a —sourswmr. Lve. for Vincsones 77:10

Arr. from Vlaoennea...

:10am

..luteam

i Vandalla Lina, itotr*

Ureencaatl* aad Terr# Haute accent Arr. from Mt ixims 8:41am 4:11am IJ 1 orrt Haul* and Ureoncaatlo aaoom... „ u»gf t HALF KATES SOUTH Me oh 28, April 9 and a ; stop off at pieasura; rvturnlug In tWfty days; no transfer at clncinna 1, t » MBmcjwowHwnnil * Ooly Itn# with sight tfgin forTolrdoand DotroSt Pullman parlor aud chair car seats only 36c. ?»• dlaBspoito to Cincinnati. Ratos to Naw York. Boston. Philadelphia, Buffalo aud other Eastern cities, $1 to $i .60 below other linra — Trains Leave lodUnaponsc *X* a. m. (dally), lft80 a. ra, 8X6 p. m, 6:16 p. ra Trains Arrive at Jatllaaaptotor XWfc®-. liM»a.m.. **! p. m.. ifttt p m. (dally). Informstiob bureau and ticket office, ooraat lUlnoto straot ana Kontucky ava. THIC d HO El’ LINK IjP Both EAST and WEST J»S!i!S.’7SR2L“S! ss» rate* than any other I toe. Th* eulhoriaefi differoattairotiM Kfirt, with galek Um* aad through tickets to Priatopai Eaaton cities at ‘ffrriBr lam than regular rataa. ' Treiaa at ladlaaa potto Pat— dapoc Leave, going Ba*t._M:t# am Ute am tote pm Leave, going vr*aL..*7J# am tite a'a •llte pea Arrive, from Itaat—tote am Ute am •tote pm ▲rnve. from Weax-tote am Kite am to:** pm mmmm cor.,om?'.<tQcJ7L l 2rJr

m

Be- itCTticags ami totohttom City, .mu mNUMiAjr *ete)n easn*#**'! nsisis « eeiesM*.* eo.eoe—a ——oMteteteteara SsMNMH : TBAUM AMVT^ ' r _ ' !:M2ss.-6f.*iri3rcgri-s5 •— ** *’• OS*—■t-omm.-iHifcoH#; '^