Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1889 — Page 3
THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, MONDAY, NOYEMUER 4, 188H
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CITT LOTS AMD bttldimgs.
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tor » Wtol of OaljrMMMtaP'r’ miU w«r« iMMd, alunrtBf m toUU cxpcDditiir* of |10,S1A Staoa Janoary 1, MW panntta hava bacn iMaed, •bowing invaatmenU to to flAOOAW- Ito aaancoiwmH waa «i,m ■ L^rS^Brrt t^Emaao E^SShSS! It B Estop
Top atoica m&Oe. Snollafe Etna t ■‘O. Acm* lowiifnM**i.aS-i.1t. I—fhor Ooo Mo waste, hemlock
bornawfl doton fSO.i ait/ktnM •vsisst
e.sklnioc —LlaS^
arts
Schaoll A Co.% !<»»<•. Oat* Tight—j obblnf
•oUSOASe. Mack brldl« per OSC.oOpcrdMsa
kip MeMJB. city calf
Emma Eberbnrdt,] I A COk’a adi, |100. John Pickoo, Trorta^ to Jo*. Daetar, Ite 123 and mPickes’t B. Washington atram add, fTM. Jos. H. dark at alto A M. Shorar, 1U U, U and Id Clark's 1st add W.
K»“«“?k£ru
of Its SI, n and a Wort’S bein’ add, fm
•tuaaah Smith to Mary D. Winter, Wolfe’s sab af H n. Fletchar’s Oak Hartr J. MiUSma. Trustee, to rats, ftflsql I ndianspolis Car Co.’s add, . Oliver K. Johnson to Nathaniel T. Mor- , U M College Circle, Inrinston, fl.003. » Sehanh, Jr- to EUsatoth Mode, pi of It ruble's heirs’ enh of a Its O. M, (AM and pt
^ Wool-Tub-ws»hc<J r^»«c.onw*«h»d Mmedi um 17<&£c mm ° D rl * * ’ C °* r * e UrTT ““
Mlsceilnneous Prods
Dealers' belli r or Vendevers Oolden Pip
Beporta of Gorerament Ohemista. •■The Royal Baking Powder 1s oompoaed of pore and wholesome ingredients, ltdoaa not contain either alum or phosphatea, or other Injortoos sabatancaa. “ Edwaad o. Lots, Ph. D.” “The Royal Raking Powder Undoubtedly the purest and moat tadaUe baking powder offsrsd to the public. “ Hkkbt a Mott, X. D., Ph. D.” “The Royal Baking Powder Upmaalin quality and highest la strength of any baking powder of which 1 tore knowledge. “Wk. MoMosnux, Ph. D ” * All Aim baking powders, no matter how high their strength, are to be avoided as dangerous. Phosphate powders liberate their gas too rreeiy or oadsr climaito obangas safer
toJaneh' Smith d to Mary D. Wintar, it M DaWolfa’s sab of it 61. Pletcbar’s Oak KOI add,
u, - JohB ^
trod; lOliver R. Johnson to N row, I “ ' ‘
John
of " wmram H. Wacd, Jr.,' to Alftid Mouky/ H S Coo par’s sab of It*,
Smuel :
er'snb It Si Nsncy P. B to It i sor 37.12.075. David V. Millar t Wright, It u Miller’s Orphan Home a a add, (ML Ttoies* C. Vinton «rt al. to Henry A. Peasfc Its 31,37 Vinton’s Park Place add, WOO. David M. Mase to Borah P. Corriger, n w Kb w K 28,10. > and It 18 Campbell's 1st sdd Maywood, 18.880. Mason J. Osgood to Minna Stachle, p It 3 Duncan’s sub o 1 33, fl.ooo. Busan A. Pollard to Matilda M. Topp, pt It 3 Wright’s sob a X a • K **. 1*. S. *80. Building Ponuts. Dr. J. Brennan, cottage, Dillon and Huron streets, f70Q. P. W. WIlHaaaaon. fhetory, Doi>mnn street, fl.000. Jnngclnns A Schumsoher, cottages. Beat Bt. Clair street, corner of Railroad street, $2,000. P. Dnncan, oottage, southwest corner Thirteenth and Railroad streets,
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"“‘V’^Srps
•or barreL Celery
I ^ fEatotohaas par bench, otner varieties from tbst pries down to Uc. Grapes—Choies Concords mamte par 10-10 basket, Catawba StoHSc. Malaga |U0 per barrel
“ per barrel 10 ins gross. California . KM. Lemons—Meastna choice
Lonlslans barrels SMO^-T OO. CranoerriesCod fancy dark mooauo per barrel, choice t |U0, Jersey KoosMAu Persimmons—
arts. Peara—7oa#'-c per barrel. Pota- ‘ Potatoes—Baitl-
»I be sross. tMO * basket cratee
more trzvcc.M per barrel, Kent
Want the Mead Made Kraa.
Petitions have been filed with the Board of
askiag that the roads between
Marion snd Shelby
m Couutiee be made
part of the Dree gravel road system.
Commissioners, asking that Marion aad Hendricks, Mi and Marlon and Hamilton
Indiana polls «*raia Market. Wheat—The market is firm with fair demand at prices quoted. No. 1 red 77tf 7.>'\ Na i^red TkJiTBc, rejected Mo tor poor np to 70c for Com—local and shipping demand good: No. 1 white ssc bid. track: No. t white X^ie. track; Na 8 white X2c track; No. I mixed nrdKHc. track; Na I mixed »S<as2c track, ear 3i&22c, new ear per 7U«, MAMc. December No. 1 mixed 874 fe. Oats—Market qnlet; although there Is a fair demand at quotations. No. 2 white CirdZic track, Na I white l*?2iwc. No. 2 mixed ieo track, rejected 17c. unmerchantableISc. Bran—Lccal dealers are bidding K'A? AS& Shipper* bidding 18.(0. Hay-Timothy choice fll.OO, No. 1 8I0.S0, No. 2 Uuao^HM. Prairie—No. 1 [email protected], Iowa KA9 Esastmw-gi.nu per ton. Inspections: Wheat-Na2red tears. Na Ired 8 cars, rsjscted 6 cars, unmerchantable 1 cars; total 20 can. Total for oast twenty-four hours 'JO ears; for the preceding day » can.
to look through our Clonk Stock, fourths of this stock is the product of
Three-
an over-
man u.'act urer who closed the lot out
to os st away below the market value. Consequently we can sell, and will sell theee goods to yon, and all purchasers will to gainers thsreby of about 83e on every dollar. Remember the prices are equal to a redaction of
about one-third off regular prices on
CLOAKS.
This lot includes an the latest novelties. English Top Coats, Dlrectoire Styles, Peasant Wrap. Children's Cloaks, Newmaxkrte, all descriptions; Newmarkets, all colors; Jackets end Bacquee, Children's Cloaks, all at the ■erne redaction—about one-third off regular
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NOTIONS—CORSETS;
Two linse of these good*—we want to does oat broken gisea They are fl, 81.78, ft and tMO goods. We will does them outTuesday to Me. Thirty dozen Gloria Umbrellas at 98c New Glorias, new Bnllon* and Trimminge Black -Silk Fringe, sll the latest novelties Black Bilk Trimming Braid in all prices. Blacl Silk Panels, Fronts and Sashes. Lot of French
Excursion Tickets to Washington and Baltimore via Ou, X. A W. Railway. This company will sell tickets to tbs above
Place, aad Union Depot. Oc to Matey’s foe nobby new gooan Nickel Plating. H Wert Maryland street. B. B. Ronsa Tax latest room moldings at Carl MoUarta Fnraltnre. Carpets and Stoves. Payments svcaah. Joerg Clunx 79 W.Wath.s BrnorscLwand eye gisssss at Mercy’s.
THE MARKET NEWS.
The Maw York Stock Market, rspsdal to Tbs Indlanaoolls News.1
Nsw Yonx, November A U a. m —There wae sn active business doing In the stock market at the opening this morning, bat a half dozen zlocks—Cotton Oil and Lead among the trusts, and Missouri Paciflo, St. Paul, Reading snd Nsw England among tbs railroad stocks—monopolized the great bulk of the trading, the others being almost neglected; with bat a few exceptions first prices were generally small fractions lower than Saturday's dosing figures, and among the active railroad stocks further declines were es-
tablished, while the trusts were
■irons. 6o — -
lower at M.
>rk—Quiet; unc prime t9.75ft.iaQ0. rendered K8a B inlet; weak:
creamery Ugatc
. #,ex' Lard-Dull; stronger; stei
Butter—Receipts •"
quiet; weak; western dairy
Imitation
Butter—Be cel
stronger » «4MP*
5 packages; e&ifc. do do UKi8c.
Chicago Ma met. cbicaoo, November i
Perfbme, to close out, at cost. Nsw Ribbons
just received. See lines of colors.
1). 1 iMl & CD.
I, while the trusts were comparatively Cottos Oil, after opening 1H per cent.
II. advanced I per cent., and Chicago Gae -c (red a net gain of 1 per cent, to UK. New Enland was the weakest point in the regular list 4tid declined 1 per cent, to Miijvhlle Missouri
Bt. Paul lost M each, ReadingK. and lerlracUons. T oward 11 o'clock th* m removed from the weak and the
Pacific •(ben i
low the openl
Sand 8 West Washington Btrort.
am
do p eferred
Jhio A Mississippi.. 22% jJSKT&teft, Oregon NsvlgationJOO
ion Trans 33^
„ Be MalL 12‘i
i Peoria, D. A E...
Pltubur
_ et was qs at slight fraclti V. a rag
do cour
Pac. Vu c __ Adams Express.
Alton Terre Haute. 81 do preferred.. 108
American Express.
itH E-SECRET;OF*OUTH
Chicago Alton 181
lI* A P..^™ l Mk;P#orla. D. A E. l*l< do preferred.. 18 IPltttburg. „..1« On., Ban. A Oeve... « Pullman Palace. 181 Cleveland Colum.. 'Reading *)H WE THINK
w. JR Bt. Paul A Omaha... a do preferred. 96>< Texas Pacific.™ 1M(
Union Pacific...
Opening.
Highest.
Lowest.
Closing.
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21H 8 .6 8 20
9 47H
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2VH 8 90 9 05 9 40
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5 02Ht
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8 90
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Jan. „May
6 86600
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May —„
4 90
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4 87H
* Asked. tBid. 1 Sales. INomlnaL
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[DELICATELY' PERFUMED EXQUISmSlY-PURE-* m NOT’frXFeNsivel
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CHICAGO.
Pacific
Pastfis United Slate. Ax_.
Western Union 81^
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. 93%: do preferred- — *
ila— UKjC.. H. A D...._— S
ills A Chat. .. 99 do let preferred 84 New Jersey Cen 12D do 2d preferred—4 Northern Pacific am Rich. A T. H. 22
Live Block Market.
Light Btertpt* of CaOlt—UcM nteetpU tf Boot-
Light BttHpU tf Shoto.
, Dockaox, xtc.—Yardage: Cattle 20e
> 5c. Commlaaions: Cattle
fit '/‘ft **w- 1 , - 2 °dlfSSSSa“ all., L. B. A w«ez... M «o preferred..
do pve
(inn. d do pre
Missouri Mobile i NMhvli
the best ADJUSTABLE MOP you
ever had 25c.
Handle lasts for years, and the new mopg we sell for roc and 15c can be had at any time.
pounds of no vslns, 100 pounds ana over *e per Ssfw’fKSl.TT’ p-m* Bxirrixo Caxtuz.—Receipts of shipping saltls light. The market la steady on the better grades, while the common and medium grades are dull. Our advice* from Eastern points are liberal receipts. Quiet at last wsekkpncea. Ws
quote:
Extra choice expect, MSO to 1(80 tok.
Good export, UN to 1450 ke. Good shipping, UBO to 1450 k
SPONGES at prices that will surprise you. Toilet Sponges from 5c up, and a hangup good one for 10c. ^ Porcelain-lined Preserving Kettles. Something new to show you.
>tol( Otoi
Good shaping. UDOto UOn na_.
Medium shippi ng, HOT to HOT mCL
Ci.arst* steers, HOT to MOO he
Fair shippers. 1000 to ITOOha—... Common Stockers and feeders.
Cows
at quotations. A dull; old,shell;
market.
Extra choice heifers..
Good heifers Medium heifers.
Sto-T Good®
idem too ilpu of butchers’ elfers In fair den
INFANTS’ BATH TUBS from baby’s size up to a ten-year-old. Labor-saving, health-giving and making a delight of what was a disagreeable duty are the acknowledged merits of these tubs.
In 1
common and medium stuff very y cows have no frlauds In this
mon hclfsra-
oowa—
cows .
Medio m cows
Common cow Veal ealvea.
REMEMBER if you are going to START HOUSEKEEPING, or got any FITTING UP TO DO, WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEYsx the
—Receipts of hogs light. The market wee active at prices to to 5 cents higher than th* ruling price* of Saturday. All sold, closing
steady.
PROCLAMATION. By th* Governor of Indiana. In accordance with the long established •netomef our forefathin, and In compliance with the proclamation of th* President of the United States; L Alvin P. ifovey, Governor of the State of Indiana, recommend that Thursday, the 38th day of November, A. D_ 1888, be art apart m a day of thanksgiving and prayer, and that the cood people of the State shall cease from all Abor and wmrldly care, and Msemble in their .. goee of worship, and give thanks God, the source of our being and Inwtlneee whereof; I Rave hereunto set my hand aad eaaaed the seal of the State to be ftAxidL Done at Indianapolis this 4th day of November. A. D.. 18W, and cf the existence and independence of the State, the seventy-third. ALVIN P. HO VET. By the Governor, [tnah] Charles F. Griffin, Secretary of State. • A DEAN BROS. ■ STEAM POMP WORKS, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. «■ Boiler r«tdm, Firt PnnpB, irri fi rfr for aU ■ Purposes. oSBoQOT.
Av. Pr.
::^S 287... 8 50 .....274— I 80
...JH.. f
'arrvn aauOT.
-JnL 4 oo
^Baicir^-Reoelpbi of sheep
com; Choi
.19004 00 . s sotoH .seof&sH .9 0008 40 Av. Pr. J72.K 06 ..2—... 4 08 ..188... 4 OS ..230-4 06 -1*2... 4 C0 170... 4 07H
ao West Washington Street
mm on grrMM Arc ami* . loice lambs
Good Iamb*.
80— IDS... 4 07s .TugkrTSTiikel > and lambs, whUe the
PII Siifi
SEE OUR PRICES.
Medium iambs WtkXf iambs—
son lamba.
Good sheep Oommonte^
Chicago IcTC'feoeh Market. Omcaee, November A-Koga Reeelnta 14,000 htedL^ Themarketiaactive aad strong; prices ■ H aaa;s»jrtjSKia-Hsasr • ^
UNDERWEAR. Daring the heavy sale* of a few days tour assortments were veil broken. We placed reorders at oaee, and the past week the new shipmeats have arrived and we art again in a pod turn to snpply oar trade with best values ever offered 3 in Underwear for ladies, gentlemen, mi tee*, children and boys.
~ 1,209' " ' MHtofeto
ivy-
WWOTB8B MOT*
_ j aSapeK.
Hoga-^Rarndpts ^i,39o toad. - Market i
^8 aad IM last Washington y.
war than t I vary quiet and Oak
Trade in —4 la tair for the se*d Is a drug, aah prloaa are lower have been for tea yearn. Weal 1st
list
week: Firmer prices in
J" “ very
CREDIT» (SS
lUIRT Gill Is making a change, in tjhe arrangement of his large salesroom, which will be completed in a day or two. In the meantime he is selling CARPETS, WALL PAPERS, DRAPERIES, LACE CURTAINS, ETC, At close figures, as usual. DUD. larah. died Sunday morning. November 8, 1888, aged (4 years. Funeral tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock at Bt. Joseph's Church. Friends Invited. PTUEBLS—At nls home In Englewood. 111., of paralysia, Sunday, November 3, John G. Preble, mains will be brought here Wednesday, and deposited In Crown Hill.
SOCIITY MEETINGS.
Markets by Telegraph. Phil*belt*is, November A—Cioee—Wheat— November WWtlc, December lihiftac. CornNovember 40wUlc, December 4<Xu.4o 1 ic. OateNovember 28Q@»c. December Toledo, November 4 — Cioee.—Wheat—Cash 88c, December XM»c, May 88He bid. Cash »So, December »toc. May 35c. Oau-Cuh 20c, May 24c. Seed—December 93-50, January t>.80. Baltimobx, November A — Cioee, — Wheat— Cash 80c. November 80c, December 8lHc. January 82Hc, February 84c. Corn—Cash NovemOer 40>;(g4i>Hc, December January MH &8*ttc, February ie,s@30hc, March 40@4oQc. New York. November A—Wheat— Receipts Utmobushels, aale, 808.(00 bushels; alow, He lower and easy; December 8Afrl8@*8l<c, January 84ko, May SOgOTHa Corn—Receipt*7»,80obushelt: Mlei T78,000 bushels; dull. He easier, weak; mixed We*t- " " pu 79AX) bushels, te''*
K. ^raf (^Sfon^ufaAay e vert n g. Novrtnbe? A Visiting brothers welcome. By order of tna lodge. J. L. Rarer, a C. FT A. Blahcharp, K. of R. and a ABoS'IC—Stated meeting of Indianapolis jVl Council, No. 2. R. and 8. M., this (Monday) evening az730o’clock;also worE. All companions requested to attend. Room Parry, Wm. Wieoel, Recorder. Ilia, M. Y>fDiANAPGLi8' Haymaker.**. No. ihX Special meeting of Haymakers, No. Ik.TneaHkxrt Wi*tz, C. of 8. pfi^TfeR LODGE, No. W. 1. O. O. #.-K«fuUr meeting Tuesday, November 4, at 730 p. m. Full attendance 11 requested, as buslnesa of vital imereat to every member will be presented for MMlderatlon. UeombF. Andxmov, Per Secretary.
ANNOUNOBMim
JINK’S, 10 and 12 Norzh IXUnoU It. Q k. WILSON'S, 77 South Illinoisan
Y>aZ,uR8 and SHEARS xrouna at Rarbeii XV Supply House, 27 and a Clrcla at | aMES E. Franklin, Attorney, pracucaaln
all the courts. 34H Kart Waahlngton at.
XjiAINDEN DK08. ORCHESTRA, Joe M, Pan x den leader and businejs manager, U3 North
Mlaalaalppl *t.
flee 21 East Michigan.
ilgan.
/GLOBING OUT THtB a EEK. Grap* vlua*,' fruit tree* of all kinds at Parry’s drug store. Pleaae Inform your neighbors.
T. E. Potter. 28 8. Teifnesae* st.
Old
lored.
vr IBS MALVINA BTIR^INB’Sdeestrikt skool, 171 with Old people of Seventh Street M. E. Church as akolurs. wenady, the alxt, 8p. m.
tVANClNU ACADEMY. Mr. and Mrs. B. P. 1/ Greah. Lessons Mondaya, Wedneadays. rhundays and Saturdays, afternoon and evening. ilamnerchor Hall, 181 East Washington et.
JgABE BURNERS, large; f orchard coal or gas;
Measengar’s? -
TTEEP AWAY from cheap dentists, xv Dental College. Everything North Pennsylvania at.
Go to the free. 19H
FINANCIAL
"^JONEY to loan. C. F. Baylea.
OKI GAGE LOANS. C. E. Coffln A Co.
Mk,
EY to loan. Hadley A Fay,70 Esuit Mar-
et st.
IX PER CENT, money; repay at option Spann A Co.
’p^XoAir^^oTbpercantrvinaoniOwtarTa Ai° Meridian au’ lT]r Br Jkn’s, No. 1 North ■^£ORTGAOE^xOAN8. Gregory A Appel. 88 XfoRtGAGE LOANS. W. E. Btevenaon A da,
Ivl 84 East Market st.
T ARolS and (mall loans. Lowest rate*. Raid I j Brow.42 North Delaware. oNey I.OANED on personal property, with-
1U out removal. 24 Ingalla Block.
Soooo s rrab - - • OlX PER CENT. HoSk VoNkT. 1. L. BarO nltt, room 8.75H East Market et. AfONE* to loan:6 percent. Horace KcKay, iU room 11. Talbott A New Block. rpo LOAN—Private funds. 91,000 to 92.000, six to
x twelve month*. Address 8 13, Newg,
\VOifEY loaned on planoe, jeweiry, household
oVi goods. »4H East Waahlngton, Rrw>i« q
\fONfeVlG LOAN on personal property In
ill »uma to anlt. 17 and 18 Baldwin Block.
\f ONkY 1 to loan on personal property, in sums 171 to anlt. Kingman, U South Alabama at. \CON'KV on farms or city property; terms rea171 sonable. Thomas C. Day A Co., 72 East Mar-
ketat.
XfOi'lk'V TO LOAN: reasonable rates, no deJ71 ^lay^ G^eorga SeldensUcker, room 14 Talbott ‘84 ORTGaGR LOAN8, 8100 up, at 4 percent. - > r ’’"' ^ B - Sro, "’‘ TAfcoEor email aumaata percent. Building » ,urch “^ Newton Tod? ©J./"lOO TO loan in sums to eult; low rate; no delay. James M. Leathers, 21 Vance Block.
>er cent trover A
'll ONEY TO LOAN, 9100 up, at 8 per g.Jagjga.v" 1 ' w a ^ At On EY LOANED on diamond*, pianos, -71 nlture, horses, etc., without removal or lay. Room 17 Martlndale Block.
TXRIVATE FunIIs in suitable amounts at“8 northeast corner PanMytviania and*Wash?ngton streets. YirE ARE AGENTS for the Liverpool and 77 London and Globa and other flrst-olaaa ^insurance oompaniax Spann A Com 88 East \trff MAVk tome money to loan at ■ per cent VV in sums of (1,000 or more,with the privtlega YI7E HAVE * customer who will pay half cash 77 and half real estate for a good, profitable bnetneea, from 910.000 to lld.oou. Vajen’s real eatate exchange, 79 E. Market.
’ or pahUolty. M Ingalto Block.
County real estate, wUhotit uommlaslon.middlemen or red tape, and for any Urn* from three te ten years, apply to WDUam H. Enrtl^.
ADCT10H SALS.
^ L. HUNT, Auctioneer. 99 East Waanlngton. N. PEimT. Auctioneer^Eaat MarkaL QUSTlN^AkoCURDY. Auctioneers, U» Wert TJY ORDER of THE COURT I will sell on X> Thuraday, November 7. at the resldenoe, 408 BaUefontelne atraet. a full Una ef household goods, constating of parlor, bed-room, diningroom and kitchen furniture, heating furnace, cooking range, carpet*, library and library case*, upholstered furniture; alto one horae, one phaeton, on* carriage, two *eu barneea, eta A. J. Joyce. Receiver. L. N. Perry, Auctioneer.
m TRIM.
S11500-S^”jra4,. d 7 u Jf* tnrea to trade for any kind «f real eetata m Indi-
anapolis «g oonntry ^ ence on bUainesa property.
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F/
SflDS AHD wm
WANTID—FfKAU IBLP.
GOOD COOK. 504 North Delaware te
J£iNK REPAIRS all kinds to aaai cioakx
IRL for general housework. M Peru at.
056^ 6IM. at yq'tii'North lfliili^pp«fe
QJEL fee geaaral houaawork. nParxava
gTCOND COOK and chamber-maid. Weddail
~01^1NQ-BOOM GIRLlmmedlataly at DUnoU
/NOOD GIRL tor genaral houaework. MO^art vX Morris st.
‘tiXPteftlKNCED skirt and waist hands. 9>V. XJ Meridian street.
fUjOABA for e*tn or poyrntni*. ai *Wim% *■ V/ North Frnnsylvanla.
/NIRL to do kitchen work. T. Chrittman, 44 7 J Wert Washington at.
riOMPKTENT COOK; referanow raqulrod. W
North New Jersey at.
1KL 10 do general houaework, mail famllj.
yjf m North Alabama at.
WHITE GIRL for second work; rafarenote
77 290 North Penn*7lvanla st.
pOOK, for a family offonr. five mlloa la ooan-
\ / try. Addreea F 3. car* News.
YmmFdiaTELY good girl .general houtework 1 small family. 308 North Mlanlselppl.
•C'fcAfRk.RsBENdVATKD.'boufht and sold A 116 Massachusetta ave. B. V DuBols.
T?XPSRTENflTrT5KfeMAN 6iftL in oenJ!i fectionvry. Charles K. Carter. 50 N. Illinois
OMALL GIRL about twelva years of age. Gall O m Indiana avenue, between • aad 7 In even-
ing.
-riXPERlENCKD Girl, to do general tomeXj work at 78 Wert Second at. Family small.
Call in the evening.
•VTOCNG GIRL to wash dishes and aasiet with x work: goo d home; 80 cents and boara. Ad-
dress M 94, rare News.
I“«S8«5ghas!lL w SS , JW«ifl
noQ« but flrtt-clum uo#d apply.
TF YOU wish to become a irooa stenographer A attend Mra. May Gable’s private ebortband school, 307 N. Alabama st-; school night and
-EVENING WRITING CLASSES.Vanc* Block. x!i Splendid chance to acquire a good bualneaa handwriting under a superior teacher. Call this
evening.
CHUBTHAND SCHOOL. Vance Block. Attend O the beet; teacher a practical stenographer: day and evening sessions: tuition payable monthly; we solicit the moot critical examination ; call and investigate; tax* elevator.
T'S'KU f.ra’&F'iKJS ffiSTi.’iSS
In*. Artificial teeth tree.
WANTED-MAU HELP.
■pORTKR Weddell House.
J^iNKS, 80 and C N. Illinois.
f^'AlLOlt to repair. i07Mas*.ave.
RELIABLE young man. 10 E. Ohio at.
gOY TO RUN elevator at Spencer House.
IJAJBY sod farm man. 18 S. New Jersey st.
gAKBER at ML Jackson. Apply at toll gate.
TYA1RY HAND; experienced. 101 Wisconsin
X / street.
/ iOOI> wood turner immediately. Call at 1J8
Ia Hotbrook st.
rp wo yjaing men to work In varnlakroom.
X OttoStechhan.
/ i GOD dairy hand S. E. Fletcher’s farm, aooth
VJ of Brightwood.
OEE FULLER. 108 North Pannayivama, lor
O cloaks and dreaa goods.
UU V your pants ot Miles, 70 Mouth DUnoU; yoa
X) always get good wear.
5Q Sfewa 0 10 * CtlOOL AaiT * m
^IXTEEN CARPENi EKS at Parry Manofao-
O taring Co.. XiO S. Illinois Kreet.
TJ AN D to work In garden. Apply at aland Na
XX », East Market. J. F. LlndeU.
noV 12 or IS yean old: one that understands
X) grocery business. 412 N. West st
1 LGCOMOrlVE MACHINISTS. Inquire of
1U I. F7 Richards. Big Fonrehopa
/TOOD COOK to go short distenc* out of city;
V7 best pay. 75H East Washington.
\TARRIED MAN for farm and dalnr work. l7x Inquire at hardware store, Haughvllla
T^lRsT-CLARS bookkeeper; none pm the best X need apply. Knight A JlUsoa, 75 8. Penn,
street.
/COMPETENT colored man for hors* and vy housework; references. 9 Odd Fellow*
Blortc.
rr WO or three young men who have rad aevA eral years’ experience In a retail grocery. H.
H. Lee.
T}OY about 18 for diningroom worn; must be X> neat. Address Palace Restaurant, Green-
castle. Ind.
190UK tsHOE MALEtiMEN for Michigan; none JT1 but first-class salesmen need apply, w. Gra-
ham Hazelrigg, 181 North Illinois st.
19VEMNU WRITING CLASBEb.Vance Block, ill Hplendid chance to acquiree stood buslnaae haudwrltlng nnder a superior teacher. Call this
evening.
T7>URNITURE, ear pets stoves and houaeX furnishing goods at th* new fnrnltur* boase, 68 East Washington; cash or payment*. Joseph
W. Oonnolly.
TX/ANTED one thousand men to call and ex* 77 amine the Immense stock of suitings and trouserings at Chicago Tailors, corner Delaware
TkRTfcCTlVSM—Wanted, reliable men for de1J tectlvee In every community ;good poeltiona Address Kansas Detective Bureau, lock box 230,
Wiohlt*. Kan.
T\ETECTIVE8—W# want a man in every 1J locality as apeclai private detective. Experience not required. Particulars free. U. S. De-
tective Bureau, Kansas City, Kan.
VIORE MEN to Mil our fruit and ornamental 17L stock. We can give you a good paying altnatlon rt once. Address for term* E. B. Richard-
son A Co., Nurserymen. Geneva, N. Y.
INTELLIQENT man living ontside leading X cltlea to represent in his locality responsible house; good salary to right party; reference* Addrem Manager, Lock Box ISO, New York.
CJI ITALIANS. Sicilians perferred; 40 to OKJ handle push carts for the purpose of handling fruits; 10 with organs and monkeys; outfit furnished entirely by Henry Schwlnge, tl N.
Penn, street.
TIT ANTED—Reliable local and traveling aatea77 men. Poeltiona permanent. Special inducements now; faat-Mlllng specialties. Don’t delay. Salary from start. Brown Broa., Nursery-
men.Chl cago. 111.
QHOKTH AND SCHOOL, Vance Blech. Attend O the best; teacher a practical stenographer; day and evening seealons; tuition payable monthly; we solicit the moat critical examination ; call and Investigate; take elevator.
TTIFTEZN DAY LABORERS to tend their famx Hies to 19H N. Penn. st. for free denistry and
good. Dental College, 3d floor.
T DESIRE correspondence or interviews with X a few gentlemen of nerve who are at presant disengaged, especially salesmen, with a view ot enlisting them as agent*. G. W. Barnes’s Special Cub and Credit Store, 78 N. Penn. at.
A.GOOD DOUBLt-ENTRY BOOKKEEPER. TV one acquainted with th* manufacturing of paper preferred; must be a good correspondent: state references, where last employed, salary expected ; none other will be noticed. Ad dreaa P.
0.83, Kokomo, Ind.
QaLESMEN wanted at once. A few good men O to sell our goode by sample to the wholesale and retail trade. We are the largest manufacturers in our line In th* world. Liberal salary paid. Permanent position. Money advanced for wages, advertising, ate. For full tarma address Centennial Mfg. Ca, Chicago, 111., or QLn-
cinnatl, O.
OALESMEN wanted Ob salary and commission O to sell onr household spectalttM by aamplaa, to hardware, tinware end kousa furnishing dealers ; we have been established eight years, manufaoturlng labor saving patent specialties, and now haveflueat selling un#In the world; special exclusive routes arranged; liberal salary and permanent employment to energetic salesmen; writ* for catalogue and apeetal offlsr. The Clipper
Mfg Co. (L’t’d). Cincinnati. O.
WASTED—SITDAT10S&,
J^INK-B. tea only cloak boose.
GOOD easy position. Inquire L B, New*.
^8 FUlffT COOK or pastry oooklng. SM North
ryu^po^ General HGutifcWoRg. to tooth
T7 ELI ABLE YOUNG GIRL as oaah girl or XV nurse. 184 John* at.
T’JK&ISL? 7JSJftrSS’irS“ i
-VOUNG WGmaN wlahe. situation aaoompoaC X tor; best recommpdatlon* aad rafarenote Addreea Y 3, News offloa
WAlfTED—1SBTT8.
fTENTLEMZN of good addrem to aaU goo vX article on paymeeta. 8 Indiana ava.
YyiBTRICT AG^nTb for tee Providiiit ''Fund
VirANTED-Lady agent*; also man; two im7Y mauM new spedaltlea; oaa lady made 93
F™522!fteasS»WRffl©as“
pliRA^t
TVICVMO. rrOSAOS OOMPAST, M 1*0*1 th iS?!S7S3»"-
‘pRFORa stonngjroar goo as call on M. F. An ■P doreon,corwarHaabraak aad Cedar ate,for paetei rale* ca atoraga aa* waaafer.
BUSOnKB <w*«nB
▼ASTB-iBOBlAim
J^INK’8 for steamIng-glnab cloak* 0 K. WiLaON H, 77 South mi not* st. Q lW)N. Architect. Marttord BloCkT piWAaytoarto«a;»awa*k.»WealFrattat: pXEL C'UuULS XNb WRxM on pay meat* at fuRNlSHED HOUSE tor the winter. Xddrww X Q tt, KcwsofBoe.
r.~.(
III I IMlM
X teacriR
Address
ptel^ organ, gutter; experlencad
rusr-OTt 6loTR^G; *hlgkert price naid. \y Mra, Morphy, 113 Mass, ave. If luAtod' FR1CE8 paid for furniture, carpets JuL ate. UP Wert Washington at. O'uoKTUand taught by an expartenoed re-
O porter, loom 1. inraiis Block.
/ ’ iflvts casT-^FF CLOTH 1 NO, highest priee*
IN paid. Mra. Line, 117 Mate av*.
AasI'-opF uLotfiL
V ■ highest price paid. W £ }ll&ll&iS&2S:£22r-
'heel prices -in; io extract-
umtHINu. at tost WagLington
rice paid. J. BudweltakyT
CECOND-HaND iLDTHINo: higheai _ >J paid. Llbowita. 8/7 East Washington. «>fe CENT* u>r nuaoing me gums ana extra ZO tng teeth. New York Steam Dental Ca fhO buy second-hand piotur* frame machinery 1 cutter and trimmer. Addreea 6 Indian* *va ri'D BORROW $300 or 5600 on good second mort1 gag* eecurlty at 7 par cant. Interest. Address
L 24, News office.
aRdoQNB Aim GUITARS told on pay17JL manta; old Innrumeuts taken in axchanga and repairing a apecialty. 6 Indiana ave. P|XHE new furnitureetoreavii Eaat tv'aHhingt. u L la now opened up In full blast and selling at tha moat reasonable pricaa In tea city; a*U and
tee vneiD. J. w. eon non jr.
’I'WO or three nnfurntahed rooms suitable for man, cara the J. B. Allfree Ca, city.
DOOR PEOPLE get gold fillings for nothing at X Dental College, 19H North Pennaylvania st.
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
pRONT room. 00 N. Mississippi st.
0fcftK-kOOM at room 3, Jackson Place.
"pCRN ISHED ROOM. 7* K. New York et.
rj<WO UNFURNIMHED BOOJtB. 92 Spring sL
JiURNIsfciD ROOMS, fl a week, at 184 West
DkONf kOOM, down atairs.at 278 8. Meridian
r street.
DURNIBHED FRONT ROOM, down stair*. 129
X East Ohio.
TBSEBS And BEI>1i60M at 40l North Pann-
X sylvama at.
DPONTROOM, first floor, furnished. atlMN.
x Meridian »t.
rrHUEE first-class unfurnished rooms with gas.
1 168 E. North.
DOOM, furnished or unfurnished; gaa; water.
XV 187 slast North st.
T?UKMSHED ROOMS, with gaa. 37H West
X Market atraet, room A
| TNFURNXBMED FROST ROOM, with gaa and
U board. 144 Madison ave.
rrTVO FRONT ROOMS, housekeeping, pt par
A month. 498 Mouth Illinois.
ffillREB UNJtJrNI&HED ROOltS, light house-
A keeping. 298 Virginia av*.
rpHREK OR FOUR furnished or unfurnlehed
A rooms. 304 North New Jeraey.
rpo ADULTH; light housekeeping; furnished I?
A desired: gaa. 475 N. Illinois st
DOOM on North Meridian street. In family ol
XV two. Address J 3, care News.
SUITABLE for two, two pleasant rooms, rea-
O sonable: central. 182 W. Vermont.
QQO NORTH ALABAMA sfilkET. to right • jOZi parties, three rooms: both kinds ga*.
VriUK VlEXSANT UNFURNISHED ROOMR. X vacant November 1. no North Meridian st.
T?UKNIBHED front room,for gentleman; prix vatefamily; references. 104North Delaware
VytrttN'isiiED FRONT Rook, Smith Block, X corner Delaware and Ohta Inquire Room 12.
CXX ELEGANT DWELLrtfG ROOMS, re Ernst O waihlngton st H. Plummer, V3 E. Mark(t*t.
rnWO large room* with power, auitaoie for A manufacturing. Apply at Bryce's Bakery.
DURNISHED FRONT ROOM, gentlemen, X every convenience, (8; also elegant unfurn-
ished rooms. 119 North New Jersey.
/'VNE nicely furnlahed front room, with gaa.for YX two or three gentlemen; also one small room
neatly furnished. 132 N. Alabama st
/TONVENiENT corner furnished rooma, with vymodern Improvements; northeast; best neighborhood; private family. Address Q M, care
News.
DURNTTURE. stovet and carpets. O. H. WU-
Jf son, 77 U. 111. st.
FOR RENT—HOUSE.
g EE LIST. CK. Coffin A Ca
glX PER CENT. MONEY, Spann A Ca
HOUSE, 33 Walcott at, with natural gaa.
184 HURON STREET; also 102 Huron street
gEE LIST. Powell A Hanokel, 84 Bast Market
cLGaK'KoUSE, 90 and *2 N. llUnola
OER LIST' at otfloe of John & Spann A Co., 86 E
O Market tt.
rpEN ROOMS, 898 North XUinoia, 988. Addroes
A 731 Illinois.
/COTTAGE with all convenience*; natural gaa
Vy 183 State av*.
I 7 Cl 77’ SEVENTH, nice 5-room house, 91a
II O Reid Bros.
QEE LIST at 98 East Market, ground floor.
O Gregory A Appel.
~pyoC8K (grooms, downtown, gaa. Apply 294
/COTTAGE, lour rooms, with all conveniences.
Vy 18 Valley st 810.
TT OUHE8 and rooms la blocka Dyar A Rasa-
AX mann. 31 Clrola at
TTOU8E, six rooma, good cellar, water, two
XI gaaes.etc. 224 Huron at
OLOAKS AND DRESS GOODS on payments.
Vy Foliar’s. lOS North Psnuiyivanta.
rpHREE-ROOM HOUSE, natoral gas; 97 per
A month. 79 Decatur st, Indlanola.
MTEW doable houM. teon tt., totween North, II Michigan, East and Liberty tts. 91a
Y ARGE DUMBER of smalt, desirable booses. Aj Sea list. C. F. Sayles. 76 East Market
1 AOQ N. TENNESSEE, handsome 7 room AUt/O hoose with natural gaa, 986. Reid Em*.
TVEHlDENOE. 179 North Alabama; aUo.TTv* 1 XV room house, Rudd st F. A. Bryan, 100 Massac husetta ave. «
T?UHNiTUKE AND CARPETS, payments or x cash. New York Furniture Company, 40
South Meridian at
rnwo-STORY eight-room housa, good repair; J natoral gaa: 446 Broadway. ThornbuTgh A
Allan, 190 Fort Way na ave.
J t>rt FLETCHER A\TE, 6 rooma. stebla, fllao ‘xZVJ Cor. Sheldon and Montana, Ir'ma, 97.00
Rmd Bros, 42 N. Delaware st
O-ROOM HOUSE on Twelfth aireat, near 1111O nols, natural gas, 990; 680North IlUnola, 10 rooms, furnace, eta, 9te Dyer A Rasa mann, U
Circle st
rpHE new tarniiure store at 48 East Washington A Is now opened up In fall blast, and sailing et the most reasonable price* In tto city. Gau and
see them. J. W. Oonnolly.
DURNITURE, stevesTan'd earpeta at O. E. WU-
x son's, 77 Bonth Illinois st
FOR RENT—OFFICES AND STORK
Desk: room. 48a.imnoi.te
CTORE kook, 82 South Ulinata;'aiso'o&ca
O rooms. F. W. McDougaU.
riFPlCE, sleeping and ciuo rooms, all neWly
FOR RKNT—MISOILLANIOUS
QOOD STABLE. IM North Datewate, nPHE LITTLE HOTEL for a term of years; 70
ri'HE NEW FURNITURE STultE at X Washington la now opened op In full bl aad aeillng at the moet reasonable 111I1 nM city. CsjTand see them. J. W. Con noUy.
•s East 11 blast,
price* lathe
norm
ri ■» WI1BONV, 77 South Illlnota at.
kte
££1NK repairs aU kthds of plnsn cloaks. B^Xo 188 rfright'ef “ 0,irden baptist Church,” rpiNVORA. Md furnace* at Joaeph Gardners, JL 81 and 41 Kentncxy ava Telephone 922. r N8U RAN (JE real rataM, building aaeodaUen
i Market at* “ d
FOR SAU 01 BUM. D^w. g 5?SiSr'‘ , “ , “ Uw, w
lar. (3 East*
UMOTAL
J^IME make* old oloaxa
IJENR^OOE, FLralaaaraacaAgency,MMar-
FOR SALE—RIAL BSTATl
J^INK* for rellulng oUMdo.
glX PER CENT, nkoaay. a»Ma *
8** OPaNN A 0O M for real eetata bargalte
^|r<^waliitt. Dyer ^ HaOT—a. I
•jj OUSES^AND LOTA Radley A Fay, * toast
«2500-J5SESu"8i.!S?S : fSi , R , St •ylvanla.
A CHOICE lot In Haugbvliie to trade far a A^watch.jataao, koras er boggy. Ifiok A Ca.
OIVE DM year houses to rent W# have mot* VT^^pp!icantt than houtea. Hadlay A Fay, 70
QEV ERaL choice vacant lota on N. Meridian > ind Illinois sta. at a bargain. A. Abromet, N. Pennaylvania te
sil A cash and R30 per week, without inter-
eat, for a fine lot in HaughvlUe; only a few left Mi ok A Co., 48 K. Market
t A coeUng from A 98,486to92.000, direct from owner. Addreea,
with lowest priee, A 74. News office.
Y?tiRNt?tJRft. carpets, atovas and nonsa-fnr-X slab tng goods at the new furnltura house. OT East Washington; eaah or paymente Joseph W. Connolly. ^
TT C ASH . pSr wwk. no iaEfirfist, no t *xm »tTI v/ for lot* on Pronpoct ro*+t, two aqiiart* SE., , W!A' , irar“ o '“ *
A Oft FLETCHER AVE., two-story five-room xrAdX new bonae, with stable, large yard; very
08 C DOWN and «1 per w»*K~unai paid for. hlgb tTU lots In Proepept street adaltliin: no Interest. no taxes; price fn m |I0 to 018eaefcjabstract furnished. Bradley A Denny. 3 North Delaware.
‘LTOUSE 8 rooms, large barn, street caianatil oral gas; flrS^iM. property,|2JH8. D. S.
Wllaon. 77Route Illinois at
©9 f: n a—alley-OuRnAR Lo*. M-foot •srZdOxJ yJ front on Indiana avanna, northwest ot Vermont street, suitable tor buslnma site: will trade for smaller property. Reid Rite, 41 North
tV UUSK No. 288 S. Meridian te, 6 room* Jx House No. 270 0. Meridian te, 7 rooma House No. 330 8. Meridian te. 9 rooms. Apply to J. H. Hookar, at Slakar-Davhi Com-
pany's office.
EASY kAYMKNTS, buy*
nice three-room cottage. M Tandes
Street; almost new, 40 foot lot, gor d neighborhood ; call quick for this bargain. Reid Broa, 48
North Delaware.
a bkisiKAkid Residence, ka tt West JX North street, twelve rooms, furnace, bathroom, natural gas, line cellar, plenty of eloaeta, excellent •tabla,sewer and eltv water; aouth front; corner of an alley. For price and terms,
see Spann A Co.. M East Market.
O ARDEN FARMS, 20 acres on tn* Uharohman VI plke.on* mile from Belt R.R., with fish pond slocked with carp, fair Improvements, (8,300; 18 acres wltbout buildings, and S acres with good Improvements on* and one-half mil* west of Inmna Hosplial, on Eagle Creek, cheap. Sevaral oTWarTfiOif m “ ,h1 ’ pw """‘
/'iHEaP toTM—
Ay Fifth st.. near Mississippi 9 800 Bealar at., opposite school bouse, 66x180 800 Daugherty at., n ear Vlr. ave 860 U os brook si., near Dillon ICO Peru street, near Home ave... too Broadway, second north of Tenth.at 900 Northeast corner Broadway and Tenth St 1,000 Corner Archer and Madison Sta., 72x180 1,00 John street, lot 72x188., 1,100 Ash street, south or Ninth 1,200 Corner Ash and Ninth att.._™_ 1,360 College avenue, third from Ninth... 1,300 Bailefontaine, near Home ave... 1,400 Central avenue, third from Eighth 1,700 Illinois street, near Fifth ;.ooo College ave.. near Home ava. SixUB™. 3.000 College, near Eighth street, (2)6x131 S.000 East Market, near Alabama at 4R» Penn, atreet, bead Home avenue, 30 feet 4,5(0 Delaware, aouth of Seventh te, per foot...... 78 Half acre in Irvington 850 Acre lot, best street, Irvington 900 Northwest cornar Tcnn. and Twentieths la.. 100k
180, want oflar. Ail for sale by
John 8. Spann A Co.. ■ E. Market te ,
FOR SALE—USOELLiNEOUR
J^INK-B CLOAKS.
INDIANA AVE.-68.
0OOb PIANO cheap, 7 Eaat New York te
gTOVE, BASEBURNER. ' 197 Virginia ave.
J>ONY tor sale, cneap. 81 Fletcher avenue.
J^ICE YOtNG FERKfffS for sale. Inquire 150
a-
jJ'IN I^SKYE^TERIU E^Rb; alao cinnamon rat
“ p ^“ en “ t “
ipHOROCGHBkku setter dog, well broken-
X Call at 17 Circle atreet, afternoon.
TJ ED-ilOT BARGAINS at Cincinnati Cut Price XV Shoe House this week.' 68 Indiana ave.
jA IH1 — ACRE of land, amall bouse, three tlr^rUU miles west ol city. 27)4 W. onlo.
AtiO NORTH WEST sSTREKT, saloon and flxTTUAI tures. Ten months’license; good stand.
\f IlEM’m pants are the best tor tb* money; ITA low price* and honest goods. 79 a Illinois.
T?t}fe2trrtj&£, carpets and stoves on easy pay--T menu or cash. Charles WilUg. 489 Virsrlnla
ave.
o PEcTacLEH mad* to order and fitted on tcl^7**11 UfiCtprinciples, at Optician kando’s, 83East
/^OOp BUSINESS for young man attending >X echool 9830 a week and lltua work. Address
R 2, cara New*.
ICROSCOPES, telescopes, opera ana ilald- . ITA glasses mad* and repaired at Land o'*, S3
Eaat Market st.
TjfeSPECTABLE BUSINESS, paying sevaral XV thousand dollars a year; not a large Invest-
ment. D 34, News.
rrUoKOUUHBRKD Holstein Friesian null. R or J?9'Ne 0 wsrtAee* dl * 0nBg,Ul * nd LiC,C Cr ** k ’
CT. BERNARDS—Cnartreuse and four female O pups, six weeks old. George H. Talbott, 88
South Pennsylvania street.
QTOCK OF FbRNITUkE. stoves ana earpeta; O best location In tbe city. Inquire of or ad-
dreee Stokely A Frange, ■ K. Wash, te
(JBING your horses, buggies and hameas to tbe X> Commission Stables, 241 West Washington street: no sale, no charge Salsa at 10 o'clock a.
m. daily.
A FULL LINE of healing stoves, lumllure and /X carpets, comforts, b snketa, tranks, and everything for housekeeping on payments or cash. John Clune. 79 W. Waanlngton st.
T7URNTTURE, carpets and stoves on payments x or cash. John Clnne, TOW. Washington at.
pURMTURE uphoistereoana repaired:office C work don* promptly; tee only practical
TT QUk* No. 266 South Meridian street, 6 rooma. XI House No. 270Mouth Meridian at,7 rooms. House No. OTOSouth Meridian street, 9 rooms. Apply to J. H. Hooker, at Slakar-Davls Com-
pany’s office.
/"THOlCll TREES for fruit and shade, vines, S', R 1 “, u ’ l am dally receiving large stooki.
1 cl*an sTbci Dhv goods, C)X IcIUU notions and handsome store fixlures to trade for any kind of real estate In Indianapolis, or country town, will pay cash difference ou bnglness property. Mick A Co.
XX AKDW ARE BUSINESS—Stock of hardwarei XX atovaa, tinware, queenaware,paints, olls.lmplaments, gas fitting; enttra about 82.750. Including tinners’tools and fixtures; practically cash trade; natural gas town; flrst-claaa tinner and natural gas fitter at reasonable wages. Address
J 94. care Lord A Thomas, Chicago.
^URNITURK AND CXRPEln.
Bed room suitte Velvet braaerta
Parlor suites. Bod y brusaela
Bed lounges. Tapestry braaaelA
Book-cases. jngrnlM. Secretaries. Hemp earpeta Slde-boarda Lace curtain* Hall trees. Portieraa Wardrobe* Oil-cloth. Rockara Shade*
The largest furnltura and carpet stock In tea State, Sold on payments at tto vary lowest price* or a discount for cash. New York Furniture and Carpet Company 40 K Meridian street, one-half
square aouth of WaaMurtou atraet.
BUILDIN9, SATINS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
JAIME’S,» aad « H-ZlUaota
0 1L WILSON’S, 77 South minota te
INK’S, for making your old cloaks tike new.
riALL At TJ Pl Market n. wad gwt copjr of fioiidVy IncAMoelfition ■•wt.
T B r^§ i SJramS^7^S atreet* every Monday evening.
fpftB DANIA—Subacrib* now la this sncceatful I a-«oclationjthlrd aeries Inst opened; shares 1300; dues only (Oc: meets Tuesdays, 73 East Washington te A. Larson. Secretary.
Y'HK indiTNa 1 aavns— sjrn bnrimtzanrr Oowyawr, Offioe, N a» STSarket te OOTe* open * m- to • p. m. - TJOlotW
sturm
srajN
(xg6d w°JUt BOUlL^eafe Utltokw? 1 avenue. ■ W°^ ct,w~iry. vast T M.ek*J d .v?* r M>P J'Ftit#; «rxw C^H*MW^l£? ROOX,0r ' ll,r ^ la * 4 ggfe’wsitr’- — H. ° Peter—**-— ~ d : -7S? n 41 work* w3C Cbea
East Mark*!.
i-rursa
IV^peif bT^tes^'re "’I'rlng amf
LIKJI.
Joiner Beaiskua S^mce* 80l<1 cuff ' butlon - P^aaa* return taNewt
M'Ssui's'.'rTSi’g’aa bss.*s
“jvsiTiss’iaENs
Weodruff^oontaial
ward.
FOUND.
R I ^ikt. QU>AX H0CM *» BeMng over old
T^iSJ.'SU’ffSi&SK'VSSSS^J
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aahiugton at.
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cimuiD, ciscmiTi, CUICAHO & ST, LOOTS, D1U 4
sssg'rjiisMtesiars u ... ArrlvefromG’dRaplds AN’th 834 M30a m
2:48 p m, 10:40 p m.
^ CTWLIkkATl DIVIMOH.
Depart—*334*m (:rtam 1030am ntopm Arrive—1038am S 438pm 8s4lp m
cnrcnnrATi prvrstow-^irxDAr txains.
Depart *138am *2:4»pm (OTnm Arrive — -—11:00 a m 12:10 p m *1030 S m
•r. noma Divmow.
vino IV ^•3
CHICAOO DIVISION l*ll:!0am 6:1
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Pennaylvania Lines. ———-
T^nfieMMn ^arrtveat'l n d 1 a nTpoTiaaa foU«^| ■■b’TAVAai&iaw,
(cvrsa-af SHS
.it s.iSSsar'.ia Arr. from Louisville es»p* and tha Bonth-lO :oca m U 36am litBam IOiBbw Lva for Cajroand \Z a Arr. from Cairo and Vinoannaa—iu :58am 63fe« Vte w**• te a «** ir —
Kiuiiii's ntncio USTIMU SRfICL Important Change ia Tinao. [W.’TS’feV, ia. an. daily,
lag ear, Na 98 cafeapa : Palteuua Vea*