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_ Bhe Whe Indianapolig 2 News. een er ne ene Se erate neneeeetassitieaty naiastesesnetnanhasneasaastuastissiser Sannanien is tuited to secure inserion upon a Gen Girl at TN Eas ot. pe geod tarners at 33 E. Sout o fpod cook at Mrs. Mook's, 165 B. ash [rl te cane Chatrs at 233 E Wa fers Trade cigar, Scents 54 _ the-«.m.to Fegeed Barbers; ice-ciaes, -it 4. — mati fod earrings horse, a Ethie Granare to Peparr and upaoisier, aas = @intngroom girl st St. teas and fancy Wr. Schaub nail uh «, Z about 16 years of age; or ironing, Call 136 Melady uh a gounter, bins and ice purposes, at 100 South ave ast county, Arkansas, bouda it Co., 88 West Washington and painter by the piece. ‘or rent Pymes W. Wash. st. adam ; no tice girls to learn the L. J. Miller, at Hess, wool ook ss. ssTammanely, §£ 020 a ‘ good brick mother; . B. Clark, a man of second-hand furniture goods. J. B. Marois, $5 East ewers for the beat selling arts tray house. Call at room 5, 1% uts to take general State agen ue eee id; references re Man. Co., 116 st., Chicago. No cut thr u leac h specialty, 19 a experience, Saeed 0 ever school district for © Sows inet onbread Selway aes Sseay for the money in the Sennen for the tranks of gar, of elephants— seen in parade—will be £ _on Monday, May 3d. . B. Clevans wants the sheds still at 227 Ay. and futur causes speedy machinges; a fisfaction guaranteed. ‘on street, Baylor Co's. WaNTsp. Teeee ANTED—A laundry girl at the Chcle Bouse. W: Warm paul loge, 000 N, N ‘di uat ‘cams to haul loge, 820 MN, Miss. st. rai to press and bleach 440 % peg at NTED— Good sirl to do housework Inimal W iy, at 730 Me inate at ANTL- 2 goung to board wate 1 Sree ace an Pattern at Dean Bros’. steam pump works on Madison ave, or ANTED—Good horse shoer and omith, Wi 8. Thompson, Franklin, Iod. = uts 4NTED- Giri for paid housework; must have reference. B. Meridian st... 1 ANTED---Two more apprentice girls at milli nerg. 449 Virginia are. Lewis Go. . ———$_—_—__ 4ANTED—3 painters for inside ware. Abdpi LW tense Rita tena Ga Market st. ad W Se TED can remove for the best selling pat ent articles Address Patent, 329 8 Eset oe. 1 Wan pants for furnished sleeping room ; gen preferred. 224 Borth New Jttery at. . Wart scroll sawyer, 3 cabinet makers. Ferriter Lounge and Itreas Co., 85 and 87 East South st. . ANTED—40 covers to cane chairs, either at home or factory. Loeper Talge. Factory, nt’s mill, ule wanting to do, house work, etc., to call st room 5 Moore's Blows , Market st. uh ANTED—By family of two, cottage or puts of w ‘ ™ P. O. box 205, city, ul ht kilebea gth and one second ANTE am at Il4 er cee street; will pay $10 per month: references required. f ke ee firs carriage trimmer sad went worthy Work; note that good uo need apply. Carithers, Shelbyville, 7 ANTEA—By a professor of soameey Se toe a nd hand * good seco Callo madison an : or cee avenue, ut s W work, dining = agate Basia, cle. tocal at Oge horse to keep up for his feed care of him; light work; will give welens W Call at livery ateable at 178 F. Michigan st. roomet on salary of $2,000 per week any who wil dare to com ith Tih Fasses Robinson, the Great, in Salis ' Stupendous Circus, at _indidenyelie, ui ui,uy on Monday, May 8d. apie ergotic men seeking a » la me permanent business,to call , inves — article now o— manufactured ete ae, wat reaty sale in i nota nothing Itike it in the market. Seren —— vie in the Northwest ern Mutual Benefit Association, of Detroit. W e have now over 6,500 members and onsite at the rate of $00 each month; every 7 ee ee its face value. Agents wanted. Spratt, tae Office, Franklin Fire Tey 2 See Neve up toss ing eat y News ape ae ae ee ee to dee a Ov die for * Or for Paentha it to your absent friends. _ Wits plates of bird's nest soup for wo ing eae s ealy pois s eee s pe, who ae irts, with Seite Brothers . World's Fair of Wondera, at Indianapolis, ui ui,uv,th,u on Monday, May 34, yah gia eee cough and measies ren dered much less dangerous by using Mrs very new remedy for the lungs, the Great Oregon Cure, warranted to give satisfaction and to couts in potes. Ask your dr it for it, or Send o pe doler for large size bottle to Mrs E_ Rob rey, $47 South th Meridian st. * Indians polis,n¢, all ANTED—Any manager who is to honorably dispute the unanimously admitted fact that Soils Brothers’ ee via Depeolidation of Leviathan Railroad ee psi all ote shows 85 Goliath toa . ay toe only ere ehow that will Sis net forget or aeons its ee or c date, Monday, May 8d, is the mutaytha glorious and eventful day. *PERSONAL. ‘AL—Fine photographs, $1 per dosen. ne ay onen. Parker’s New York gallery. 7 es . The 1 New York gallery. 2 for 25c. ERSONAL—Cadwallader’s photographs, Bee Dive cover, one fight ofabalesent ERSONAL—Pursell, dentist, 40 Vance block. Take elevator, Half set teeth, $6. gun! ERSONAL—No. 8 Johnston's Sarsaparis’ cee indigestion. Sold by C. B. Miller as? ERSONAL—Try our maple syrup at $1.20 per PY Jion. _ Wane Schaub Co. uhz ERSONAL—Clark, the photographer, will re - move to 66 East Wash. at. about May ist. u‘fo! ERSONAL—Cadwallader’s photograph gallery ERSONAL—No. 6 Johnston’s Sarsaparilla, is used by everybody. Sold by Carter Fletcher. uz? EESON aL—No. Johnston’s Sarssparilia, sania cae Sold by Carter Fletcher, us —$—— EESON 4L—Mrs. Guion never fails telling past, present and future. Fee 35c, 10,8. ast! Pines Al—Cadwaillader, the recognized leader in ae anes ae has removed to the Bee Hive Ne ea eee eae PERSONAL—Now get the babies ographed at Cadwallader’s, Removed Bee Hive corner, rrr Pee ae a class photographs at Cad en Bee Hive corner. Finest gallery mm NT PHESONAL—DR. BR. Clark will refit and occupy the gallery vacated by Cadwallader, 66 East Washington street, about May 1st. ' ——— AL—Mrs. B. man, Selevoyent and and healer, is one at all times, at 443 8. street. 50 cents. Give heracall. uih eae ea ieee eee arene ee ERSONAL— —— : Cleve land block by wish! children ta pot in this branch presse call their —__ or Saturday 8p m.toSp.m. uns! | ERSONAL—John Kidd, attorney at law, pro prietor of “The World's Collection Bureau.” a special Busipeas prom — ed to in all Sane at the United States. un on ERSONAL--At Ponder's pa. a market, East Washington error, and tall No. 1 eet na bean na os Salt and salt eet Ysity at 2 cents per pound, Spring Siz ul Co.,73 Massa cres attention to 8 day, striking, bined walnut flocks, with disls and immercurial pendulums from $5 upward. Warranted. Also agents for Meridian Brittania Co.’s silver plated ware. —— ets illtesten you are right. The only pair of full-grown, living hippopotamuses Seabee eee a teeaties ok as, mapolis, on Man May %, Bee the greatest living wonders ever shown. ul b ul,no,th,u aire me —_—— ERSONAL—Anyone who has Col. Bacheldor's wall map, giving a bird's-eye view of Gettys battlefield, will confer a favor by sending word to Assistant Postmaster E. P. Tompoon where such map can be seen. Ss Prt is informed that no ped dling is allowed in Sells Brothers’ vast test, nor any games of chance to go its grounds. You will be nee Samer nor swindled at In dianapolis on y, May 3d. ui bul,uv.thu ————— INAL— Whooping cough and measies ren dered much less dangerous by using Mrs. Roh rer’s new remedy for the] the Great Oregon tain pooplaien. ‘ack neee areggitter or pend in no hour for it, or dollar for x to Mrs. E. Rohrer, one #47 South size bottle re. , Ind, uit Blockhouse OOO LLL LL ALLA ALLL LAL AL IN D—New coal and lime yard, at 1188, I at. G. H. Co. ’ ue ND—The best dish oysters and Treah Bevery day st Jones Stas, ow Mary ind ot, ~~ i= 2 Fletchers, be Mam. ave. Mdsphone. ee er ee Fie DNL et Cesar a Viance, and oh * ED a ete, ‘cheapest at a Varley Lane ’? Delaware wanes, between Pratt and 8t. Ae a small sum of money. Ove, a can get Joe win. by calling at Neen office. OVAL. ‘AL—Dr. Wim. E. Jeffries’s i A moved to Bo. 41 Hoyt ave. (a) uh tat Re Waninei on Chicago hair store to 108 E. 4. GoMnINSEY, SS Se FOR SALE OR TRADH. SALE OR TRADE—Brick house oof eight eight come, stable, etc. ; lot saan ge Call at 252 Bouth New Jeeney st. m ne ar) [ON GALE- Finso, cheap, at 610 Worth Merdina —i gt WG Fg Pr lage and ae wee ih SAL -Busgy. Inquire at 24 W. Waad. st. pore Beeey. Inquire at W. Wash. Feesse Rose potatoes. 31 =fn ( Went Maryland st. — vB push-cart. Also, express wagon. rin Caliraie sears 5 Wit CALE—New mattreses, $8 and ward. = ton aeee : oe aed 84LE— y hotel show and fixtures for ~ sale. Apply at once. oe a oe siece of /per- Frok 8 very P props = ty. . ia om Prospect near hee SALE~ House and lot sale SORE See A _or cogress 188 Mupiest. city. st POR SALENA ,good covered platform-spring wagon, at 424 and 426 East W BR SALE—2 lots Johnson ad $100 cash, bal- Bate long time. T. A. H., News office, us n rx pk BALE —Leg, ine breed water spaniel. In ja ebacange bos sooo wr Pa RoE SALE—A safe, Good as new. _Bate, Good as new. Apply at News office, uss at Sap aioe 'ane uss j.,OR BALE—New chamber set, new carpet, cook stove. At d address A. B . News. ust! Faia Waitemas ie en rr” Five SALE—Some cheap hopsen age ments. E. 5. Field, Honui 14 Marthadals's lo 1% SALE—Every groeps. Can furnish any va riey and size. s Tree Yard, 90 * Breck, at Warent Batley’ 90'S. lean ae SALE- Cheap, chair facory end sew mill. on railroad. This ety. Address ms ., News ‘ftice. uit k poste at 10 to 16 cts. “and mill ne ets., and mill work, ve Planing Mill. 70H SALE—lorses, bu, + W —— t every day at 10 crelock 208 ‘eat Washington st. Salmon White. ous BR SALE—40 acres close to town at $40. Half a cash. Good land and a fine bargain. G. W. $6 E. Market, or R SALE-A lot of second-hand enginea, F All sites. “H.C. Wiporner Tennessee and sta., I ¥ gs,tu.th 1OR SALE—~Good farms for Cl BFOE = ieewn , over 16 N. Bt, az a 10 Je ope ; baby way wardrobe. California st ar A. N. Teylor, aka Galt as 3 block. and Am SALE—Nurgery shade trees. A’ all kinds of fruit ornamental trees, vines, ts, etc. T. C. Barnum, $0 N, Penn. st. A geek my une carriage, Ta PE Swe Inquire at tevdder's at Bx 7 corner half aid Chic sc, es LIOR SALE—i-room Cottage, west part of city. Renting for $4, per month. Price $750. By tin McCisin, In, $334 E. Washington st. os st. use » FS BALE—Step la ladders, skirt boards, pas pastry boards, wooden bowls, tubs, pails, flwer pots and stands, et Woodenware Store, 53 N. St. at. of SALE—A good tarouche carriage, a Eureka bugzy, phaetona, Kelloggs and bug sien, who 8 id cheap, at 424 and 425 Eat Wash. 2 BALZ—A poppe ae, coon Po ligner business on on Ly. name G. A. Marien at Ca., 27 W. Washington et, SALE—Ha 's Borst for May, at . ¢. as 65 Mus ave. Demorest's Montaly eer at € 5 Mass. ave. Scribner's will be eet ult Ee BALS—Gas Astures, Fairbanks platform scales, ice-chest and Lar. paply to See rise Gatherwood, N. Peonsvivan' po? BALE— Well improved 28-acre farm. 30 good tres, froit. 8 miles ‘neat Columbus, eee i — aemtbimee Hage, box 416, Columbus. r= SALE— Brick call on East Ohio street, with 6 rooms, cellar, . Well, ate. Good Jot. | Price $2,500. iy Martin McClain, 83% E ashington st. use , SALE— 3 Ee flour and commo! on house, 1 EB. Mi forr,~ ‘ meny quantities. ust Ek SALE—Climax and Peerless folding at No 3 Masonic hall. They are beautif ied or Set the Mea Hie tage up 2 small space. Huey e 2 ° ae SALE—P Four -room cottage No. 487 South Missouri st. House in good condition. Good lot. Special bargain for this month. Inquire at 488. Mo. or 52 . Penn. st. ulol fOR SALE—The chilace to get good dry stove wood is at the coated house, cor. Vir ginia Avenue and Alabama street; and also coal delivered in small quantities up ht fic. SALE—Butter Butter, Batter. Fresh churned every day. We make a specialty of celator Creamery Co. Pure Gold Brand Batter. Sweet cream and milk and cream buttermilk. At 48 NOT. st. vs . SALE—At John M. Woods's stable, one large draft horse, young and sound, weight 1,260 pounds; one buggy or business horse, young and sound, weight 1,000; one top side-bar buggy, good as new tits! | SALE—Several improved and unimproved lots on State Trenty, as well as a large lot and a six-room house on North Winston street. Will be addee Apply to W. E. Mick, 68 East Market street, al ot. F% SALE—Mortgage vote of $1,500, drawing ten percent. interest, secured by well rea s and ae = See a a North list. Three hundred down, two hundred in one year, two in two ny eight hundred in four years; 8 percent. Call at 92 South Illinois st. ui o! Fe 18 Monday, and, at Bird's Transfer office, o te Bates house, tickets to Sells Brothers’ lulegate Confedera tion of Railroad Bho without extra eharge. ui,ay,th,o Follete a Jagger wagon. The most com passenger one-horse family carriage ins down Oe the oer. Prices very low, and all work first-class. Call and see it. see. H. Black, a = Maryland st.ust Fr: Mat ot les of bard che relloges, phestons, a wetons, i bene celebrated Tirken spring bug gy: i. of our a ae and Soapeless Tem, ory respect. er for ca) 2. A. A. Heller Son. P S.A kinds of re- Seichor et low prices, va oo = 1 prostate doctor's eton hung on platform ust com pleted at 248 Roath segs nN. We trim retrim carriage, phaeton or buggy tops, cush ions and dashes, make hoods, boots, aprons and slip-covers. All at bottom Ggures, and sii-faction guaranteed. A. J. Johr Co. and SALE—The largest and eee comanase beck Pet 7 frat-cam carriager, kelloggs, phastons, jes ever Be, in this city, a at priges which competion in the city. Parties in want of sayins in the carriage line will do well to examine my stock elare tetae, save money. C. H. Black, manufacturer 44 Best Macyland trust — FS SALE—Six-octave organ of Geo. Wood Co.'s celebrated make, in handsome burl wal nut veneered upright piano cace. Patent entended keyboard, grand and all modern improve ments. Priced at will sell for $145 in pay ments. A decided ace for anyone wanting a real first-class organ. . CG Pearson, 22 North vania street. utes RB BASE—Cheap, second-hand 4-horse-power F engine and bailer. l engine, with 2-fluc boiler. 12-horse-power and boi 6-horse-power e and boiler. ye boiler, 40 inches diam.. 24 feet long. 20-inch under-runner corn and feed mill. 1 No. 6 California smelter. Circular saw and bel ', Sinker, 74 South Pennsylvania st. ve ————— A GALE—Ex,utor’s sale of the persnsl as Coleman’ Pope. Name of Mrs. Jounlo * that he pen sell hereby gives “at eee aa tuction, Tt ig tread balla Pe 10 o¢lock a, m, in corner room Tee, of the aan c oe house! roe and (some of which is hae mngs lot of = 3 many of them old and rire), soma very fine at jace, and many other articles too nu merous to mention. at x Gua. F. Monning, executor. Fo SALE—Spring titles Boots and Shoes. . Gray Brothers’ fine ladies’ shops, J. T. Cousto’s fine ladies’ . Cincinnati Shoe Co.'s ladies’ shoes. Burt Packard's fine gents’ shoes. Hanan Reddish’s fine gents’ shoes. . Adams Co.'s fine at ee best two dollar Alexis in the city. The best one dollar Newport Tie in the city. Ladies’ and Castres ben's Gantaleet every description a uaut? ne bow oh, far to collect money due me other claims xmoun to over to sacrifice about $100,000 veh i ‘pepanths be no wage thereof as may be Teet Se ee burban places, reper mest um, indebtedness, ee ee was ehltiy' 08 cei ee ee SALE—At a great sacrifice, In consequence fully discharge, « hence my reason for thus aie some of the ia ahes city of ene. For est at 37 ‘ashington «t., office aadi7, L idee’ @ s-ths FOR SALE. TOR BALE—Tons, 6 298. TL. ot, Wm. Schenk , Co. wh # ROB GaLe— 7977, pien, circular from oral trou etair . John ©. Wright's block. wit! ~ ’ ~neares any. Call at 197 North | role street. ; eee ere RENT— Rooms, reference, 153 MN. Tenner wee st. ' OH RENT—Famished bedroom, 190 West Ohio ot. uift Ge OH RENT—Pleasant furnished rooms, 60 Mass. avenue. vent eu RENT— House 7 reome corner Migs. ste, $20, John 8. fann in eee rooms at No. 422 N. uief pt EB 7 ventes. Bo. 118 John 8. Spann asta furnished front room i * 121 ime O 0 uit ou BERT Far T— iad and unf _FOORIA Se et ama RENT—Two rooms, furniture for Le ~ drers A. B., News office. ust! [,OB RENT—7 room house, 21 Butler st. fac quire at 79 Central avenue, 108 Borteo, a7 Ronthins * 2 [GOR RET eiphid farshal frat and atk Se Eee 15 bk. New York st. “Os RENT —Furolhed and Ses eras rooms a with board 131 WN. Meridian re SEs [a ee for = Fos PoRmnaain sea Pattee rooms for = reae jenn C. Wright, in fice rooms in Wright's bionk, —— very ee [FON Rigatoni ern? treat rooms nm euite or single, 134 i, BETH 356 Ties reo Fa re A. Crossland in mopth in advasce, b A. Cromleod a8 [peR RENT] Well furnished for per week __W5Gh g8 conventeces; 162 M. BBs...” 8 REND Build‘re No. 80 South Meridian a8; Inquire of M. E Vinten, ‘Vinten Block.5) Wee RENT—Nice unfurnished rooms suitable for light house keeping or boarding out, 188.Cal.f Gor [,OR RENT—Gandeomely furnished front rooms 1st on BB Beery Shee. Ren Jer ot R ¢ shop, Meridian st., Rene Sou, SADE 8 meh, Apply at Bryce's bakery. ons BR BENT—Purnished house. 8.ll st. B De sirables in alt ee Barnard Saylhs.. ge a se 624 N. Pennsylvania ot, No. 5 Talbott News as uaz ee vee ‘Toom on om on Washington at ee: rooms in Bates Block Penn. at. H. ee re rete plasmsat soem, furnished a nd wile serred . = sbrook st. or 1B RENT—Good house with 10 acres of near insane ce ae, by Martin 7 Peale use R ZENT—May = the Sute 10 room modern residence; 276 N. New nT to Barnard Iles, 75 and 77 EB. Market at. BENT—Part of house No. 290 N. California street, 6 rooms, bathroom, wood house cillar, well, cistern, ae stable, front side and back yards, Fruit, etc, F °. BRENT—A well furnished room with south and east front in location on without beard to gentleman and on two ladies. Address Booth, News office, uts UR KENT—The store room or large office room to the left of Washington st. entrance, Veres block. Algo office suite second floor. Brain std Berison, 23 Vance block. ahs kK SOR BENT —224 Howard, 6 FOOMS. cccsene.810 191 Huron, 5 rooms and stable 19 selling of 4 rooms and acre of ground 6 as Bradley, Baldwin's block. One RENT—My dwelling with furniture and gronade, 503 N. arylvania st, for one year, Will give immediate possesion. and? .L Boacny, OK RENT—The fine 6h N. Alabams to 14 rooms, stable, large agents, 75 and TE Market wt. ads RENT— Dwelling of rooms, large fine = 66 Pern st , tegr Christian avenue price Store room and Swaiting Be, 148 Virginia » pot Price 14. Alto . Metzger, Odd Fellow's ; POR ae @ stery and basement stone ys. t business building, 22 Ws ——e me, best a cattenteity. Oe eee uber floor ubs SO KENT—Residence corner Cherry and Pian streets; splendid conveniences, fine yard full of fruit and beautiful shade; price $20 per month payable in advance. H. winge, _duo 81 N. Pennsylvania et. * RENT—On North Penn. st. 8 or 4 rooms for light house keeping, gas, city water, exten sive yard, also stable room,. Rent reasonable, to gentleman my wife (one child not objectionable). Apply to G. 8. Jey, 46M. Delaware st. $12. use a “WE RENT—The Dr. Nofsinger residence with 7 acres of oe very beautiful and attractive, neer D an say tae will rent to a desirable tenant with non reference to care of the proper ty until it can be sold, at.nomins! rent. ust John , Bpam Co., agents, HS RENT—Rooms—%d floor of the building Nos. 25, 27 and 29 South Meridian street, over Meridian National Bank, at reasonable rent and long lease if required. Gesseau is 20 by 80 feet, with windows on three sides; one in 20 by 85, with skylight, and one 20 feet square. These rooms are central, annes of access, and well suited for ae office, book bindery, or any are basinew. Se ee ke ee eee yg ae Apply to John RB. Elder Sharpe's Block, to to 2es,tuth poe RENT—Dwellinga 2 = = = Virginia ave., dwellin, 872 8S. Delaware, 6 rooms, 48 Cherry, 5 rooms...... 2 Geneva, 4 rooms... FOCUMI 0.00. ness ensereres 77 East Market.. . sa 0 ae sabes somagece cecrehe: can ar Ledging out office rooms conveniest and cheap. vne Bernard earien. and 77 E. Marxot st. LLA VT —_— + ee FOR TRADE. ge en Fas TRADE—Iowa land end Illinois farm for city property, E. 8. Field, room 14 sane tree a 0k TRADE—An univcumbered residence in livington for an ee farm, Wadeworth « Eloer, 26 Circle stree Ok TRADEGod farm near Marshall i nots, to sere for ok property, by ‘ash Me@tuin, 83% E kh TRADE—240-acre ike in Florida; two houses, 25 acres, improved, near, county seat. Cxbtat 75 Mastathucette 3 ave. J,OR TRADE— leuse and lot, cor. English ave. F and Dilion st., for Greencastle property. Ad. 8 James M. Hurley, Greencastle, Tod, at sf O TRADE—Two-story house in North Mad son, Indiana, and some money, to trade for diarepolie property, by Mertin Me“lain. use Le es Jeoe TRADE -- Teneumnenst spelen and basi property in the city o jarean ay + to trade for nae residence tae Bayles. plane — mh an improved piy on South East — with some ; et ete ae: the ho north BOM of he city, b us és — —————— eee Am TRADE—If you have a farm near Indiana polis that you wish to trade for good improved to property, free of incumbrance, come and see me. Geo. P. Anderson, No. 10 Fletcher Sharpe's block, use ® TRADE 2 lots in Buddell’s subdivision of Johnson's addition for horse, harness and car , worth $150; some incumbrance to be assumed an long time; incacastound taxes sold to Ente. Ad dress T. A. H., News office. no a! REMOVAL PPP PP APL PLD LAPP PAPAL LL AA APL LLL A DE EMOVAL—Dr. Haughton's residence to No. 110 Plum street, two doors south of Cherry st. Office, No. 160 N. Delaware st. uss ie eet. eee nt eee eee EMOVAL—Dr. 0, 8. Runnels has removed his residence to 529 North Meridian at. . T. Runnels has removed his residence to 54 eee et. actors have telephonic connections. EMOVAL—Dr. 0, 8. Runnels has removed his residence to 829 o North Meridian strot. + M. T, has removed his residence ty Both doctors have telephosile wagenot: Tr MIeCOBLL LaN#BOUS. ws nen ae ae W/OD ase mike engraving. 27 South Meridia t. uno! re ee a se Fontes Ueno ais Sia pig So OD GOE STOP! The circus Te comming; m 80h? their people, to new York gallery, for . 1 ‘NOTIOS. PLP LPL LLL DEE AOD, Ay OTIOER—AM persons knowing themselves in debted to De. Dus Oberlene raven will call aod ona at Det, Pea ‘orth Delaware st. Dotes, secounta hooks are in my handy fees lestlam? Theo. W. Pease, J.P. un hs SSS BOARDING, Bes RDING--A iow, feutlemen can eee sae nice pleauast and only one one ‘sock and s halt from the court of house, Apply at 161 Hast cue ———SST en LOR LHASE. OR LEASE—1 have a sand bank aie from 50, een ardsof — i a as On Ber Pidress Burford, 21 Wert se Wedliogtes’ at, ‘A. Hyde, D. ne aa Pre dt reac Se % eo Bandsy school « public are invited to see Piast 18ST CHURCH— Pennsylvania and_ New York J. C. Mabie, pastor, will preach to~ p. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sabbath school at F are invited to these services, OURTH PRESBYTERIAN CLU Carrier. rey Sabbath school at 2:30 p m. RMITY REFORMED EPI —Corner of North a City, will conduct the services to this 10:30 a.m. No evening services Biute, 9:30 m.. QixTa !? PRESBYTERIAN cuU Union and McCarty streets, Rev. J. ford, pastor. Divine services tomorrow at 10: 30 a. m.and 74:6p m. Sunday school at Pp. ™ Prayer meeting on Thursdays at 7:39p.08. All are are respectfully invited. ats! Oster ay: the CHRISTIAN CRUNCH —8 ee, Senn manent on a Sunday school at 3:15 p. m. Ratton Sun Fonacl at 9a. m., date, chapel on South Ny Jersey rept. Deer McCarty. OBERTS PARK M.E. CHURCH. ay R of Delaware and Vov. nevermont Rev. 8. Vernon, D. D., 9a. m. and 6:80 p.m. Sunday school at 20’ reach a MERCIAX STREET M. B. CHURCH Corner of New York and eer tea streets. Rev. Wo. Chas. Webb, Preaching temorrow at 10:90 b) by Dr. Totevin, of fa. At 7:30 p. m. lecture by Zopete to young people. Budjeet, “Books and How to Peo head Them” Sun day school at 2 p.m. All are invited. $$$ ee YMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL ROA— Meridian and ne Se. corner of Oscar McCulloch, pastor. al for the ops were . 730. week: 7 rue. a oe. “Life of Christ” by the p the su ‘at Thurs yd Chapel; services at 7:45 p.m. All is invited. RACE M. F. civ eee Market and Gina streeta.. Rev. J. W. pastor. = minating at 9. Presshing at 10:39 by the pas tor. th school at 2p. m.° In the evening at 7:30 the pastor will preech [rom the subject, “' Was the Gorpe] Mere FEifictive in Former ors Then Now!” All are cordin'ly invited to these services. ' . PAUL'S CATHEDRAL—Cornr one Timois ser tea por J. sem tor. Morn a eermon ai 10: Sco ccs ent ast Tom evening the recor Norn of three sermons on “The Ru ral Value of the Gospels,'’ invited. gin sharc” Sil eon 14 . bes at tree. : See SHARGE Corner of Pennsylvania and Vermont streets, Rev. preach Willis Bartlett, D. D., pastor, wil tomo Sheevestan and in the evening ‘at 7:30. Sabbath school at 2:15 p. m. Prayer weeting Sabbath morning at 9:80 and Thurada evening at 7:30. All are cordially invited to attend there services. HIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—On the corner of Minois and Ohio streets, Rev. H. M. wer will nea. the pulpit to-morrow morning at 10:50bject, ‘Judging Oshers.’’ No service in the evening. The anniversary of the Sibhath school will be held in the afternoon at ¢, to which all members of the congregation and the pubic generally are cordially invited. IST CHURCH—On the Circle. Rev. E. A. Bradley, rector. Holy communion at 6:39 a.m. joining service and sermon at 10:30, Rector’s Bi ble class at 2p. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. evening service and sermon at 7:30. On the first Sunday of the month holy communion will be at 10:50 p. m. To morrow e . united services with the church temperance society. The rector, Mr. Bradley, will repeat the sermon preached last winter by special Paynes and addressee will be made by laymen. All most cordially invited. M. C. A—Services will be held to-morrow in the quant jail, the Station house, and Sun y school at Riverside chapel, on McCarty street west of Missouri at 9a m.; Bethany Sunday school in Association chapel, No. 45 North Olinots street, at 2:15 p. m.; Cored Orphan Asylum at 2:20 p. m.; Sunday school in Brookside school house at 3p. m.; City Hospits at 3 p. m.; Female Reformatory, Surgical Jate, Todianapolis Orphan Asylum, Howe for Friendless Women, County Poor farm and Cookingham's ¢ (Patterson street, between Michigan and New York) and Riverside chapel at Sp. m.; im Association Chapel at 7:45 p. m. AUCTION SALES. Unt 6 Bees Site ak. quent auctioneers, N 94K. Washington ee ait eet ar we Sean ( money mma) hoary ing ingrala carpet at at we po ty ta ag knows the fee Canm ry the cheapest a place fr 7 aee oil-cloths end window t ub tws Cuas. L, pecan: GGT RAUNT Silk eth ene ACTION BALE—I bay at 10 o'clock a. m., Monday, the 29th day April, eel at auction oF cash, _ thy zoes of a age mes ag cers, 4 East Washington street, large joint architectural books ay instruments, pen oa for public buildings, dalle. echoo houses, fea- Jdences, etc.; also, office furniture and fixtures, Edwin F. May, = Executor of Edwin. May, deceased. 4 ACTION BA BALE—Special sale of fine Torniture, carpets, lace curtains, ate, crew will sell at the residence. 275 North New Jersey, Wednesday morning, April 2iet st 10 a. m., deeestive outfit, consisting of body Brussels, eeeny and ingrain carpets, bed room seta in black walnut and ebony, lacsourtarps, fine aick parlor suit in ebony and gold, tne extension lounges, chairs, tables, hat rack, tol'et gots, fine base burger, extension table, china and gees were, kitchen furniture, stove, re frigerator, etc., etc. The euiire oassit is nearly pew, and will be sold to the piper ie, as the owner is jeavingy 4 oy. eerie need of first class goods gis this sale. Terms carh. awn , auctioneers. us o TO LOAN. 1 LOAN—Moaney at once; an, ae~unt; lowest T rate. McKay, Odd Fellows bw 0 LOAN—On Jong or short time, $303. rat Alexander, 27 Wright's block, city. alts,w oan or short time, $900, ee Alexander, 27 at's block, city. NT ee pe LOAR—Monney ov elt 2 als Zivstan Sarcus, —_ LOAN—$100 of — funds to loan on first mortgage, Japan CaLDWESt, 95 BE. Wash, is LOAN~‘Money on —— — Ta ture, etc., City Loan office, 66 N. Illinois st. ud . Tow snoot pave some m to loan at a of interest, Jo. 8. Stang Co, AN.—Some special funds on frst mort city property, Tes. C. Moors, 29 fan z atoa or 9 to 15 years; lowest rates; ine isiollm pian farm ory Te Has. : y Sura é Te woke rim shy. M. Saks Tatae Pinton's block, Indianapolis, and Pinton’ in block, Indianapolis, Im ‘BODIMTY MEETINGS. Oe ol val meetin om o mlorrow ‘Ap il Aos 1 baie Mew! rei f the order ‘ a this county ees feed vented bo we PF sit —_ sein © agin, € _D. Jas, McDomaup, ad 8. Sg! E will be a .D eintion this (Sat iy at, 8 ofc rll, at the of “ae neireon 8 Co ne ‘are. Galo biock. wrotin attendan, ©? dealred. By end of crus. ou : * . ¢. Baro * a Din Re AA, x MARY Prof “Ggeard“Alang ‘at the glee parsle aged ‘orth Fee fh aes ms fom Na, 423 2 Noble street. Priende of the deceased are invi. to attend, J TATE,—At the bapeants of Co Smith, Fite Panie tae, da ral iar fas Pamelia ter of the”ite aged 37 award Tate, of Lawrenceburg, Ind., ears, eee tae used by Mov. ©, Holiiday and Revs. T. Genelie, siiened, April 18th, at 2 o'clock p. ~ ly aiero See sausky are te invited to attend ‘wea Lee JOOR PLATES, Stencil Rubber Stamps, 278. Meridian st, e ve Johnston's Bareapariila cures Dyspepsia. Bold by G. BK, Davis Co. uz? 0. 5 Johnston's Regulates bowels. Sold by C. E. Miller, Sor eh eee Caaine Bold bobo ad OTOGRAEE Se dos Banse as #1 one we pote at Stones Pate aeeuien. Mites, ao the R* G CARPETS of all kinds woven in the best sess ade oe ent eee ane SSE eESEnaeeweeeee UPPER and straw festival at Pattison pure, cae . 7th and talbests, , Ta@aday April 20, 1880. Admission and supper 252, rom 6 to 9 o'clock. un b-f,s,m,ta! [owaRDa — Canes works, cor. it. Clair st. and the canal. i Cores — up, Sanaee and relaid on short notice, Come and see 'us before having your work done, up to a 900,009 worth of supremel nd and glorious $ nod or My ne ne nothing in thee public wie Monday, May 3. eee RB. CHAS. D. PEARSON, who has been absent from the city for the past three weeks, has been called away by the illness of his mother, iy, is now getting better, has returned to to the [DAETIE] going to Europe, or sending for thom PARTIES going Ley their relatives or sons eet a to Benetroe. aa peat rat ee Seeres 7. World’s Fair on Monday May b 8, the colossal Aquariam “and the monster den of hippopotami, the largest vehicles . ever made or moved, and a great show alone. ul,cy,thu (PHE LATEST PUZZLE I THIS— pps eee wether with erratic ee will —— at Sells millonaire confeder ral l soon shows on Monday, ‘ters. Rg we Psarsabye OUSE PAINTING, Two-cost work with Eagle lead warranted for five years. The best material and cheapest house painting establishment in the oy ett, n is a ARRIAGES of all styles made to order or re paired and re-painted neatly and without de layes. Garrard at old stand of Shaw Carriage Co., Bo. 26 B. Georgia et. I have ironed the best work of this company for six years, and make its established reputation my reference. I have com petent assistance in the other branches of carriage making, and invite the patronage of the public. us 98 NORTH [ILLINOIS STREET.—There will bnd opening at the above number this Caterday fovea —— at which an elaborate lunch will be spread. Hereafter a lunch equally as good will be spread both morning and afternoon. The —s is cordially invited, and requested to sample an n which none better can be found in the 0. CG. Davis, Pro '' Pesnan Garris,, Stpt. he ™ an a srt on, Be $16. To the gulf of Mexico via Bas ville, Decatur, i— bam and Mon Pe Fis., or a over M. . and L.. N. and as Leaving Lodianapolis of 20, 1880 at 6:25 ppm., can return on any train. The good ten days, and will be on sale at Union bridge City, Bushville, Shelbyville, feekiin and Edinburg. The round trip at $16.00, Columbus $15.50, Seymour $15.00, Louisville $4. on! This is your chance to see the blooming magnolias of the south at a trifling cost. Stephen Collins, manegee, J. Nicholas hotel, Indianapolis, Ind. util MATCH There will be a match game take pisel te al ht at S o'clock” a J. Curtin’s saloon Noa. 27 and 2 a eee ave., suite cain aie stata, Howe, Morris, and Whitney, four-handd game, the best eleven in twenty-one. POLITICAL, a Sterling B. Holt an a candidate for councilman for the Thirteenth ward. ae of Many Votre, republicans of the 25th Ward holds mest ee 4508. Til, st. A 17, 1690, Business importante, as County Clerk. ORN G. BLAKE will be a candidate for county clerk, subject to the decision of the republi can nominating convention CONDENSED TELEGRAMS OF TODAY, Domestic. The California legislature adjourned mid night last night. The United States mint, at Carson City, Nevada, is to resume operations at once. The people of New Albany, Jeffersonville and Louisville are demanding a fast mail train from Cincinnati, and it will probably soon be ordered. F. A. Adams, county judge of Faulkner county, Arkansas, and editor of the Curren- 7, was for stealing $500 from the sheriff’s office at Conway, on house of a ee, will eas e oil portrait layette ‘in ind theser’s chair. It was satered dine life, and it the only one in the country. John Cleveland, a colored man of Urban na, Ohio, a former servant of President Lin coln, was fatally burned yesterday. He was partially insane and set his bed on fire pur posely. Bluford Wilson, former solicitor of the U. S. , in a public letter, says if Grant is nominated for president he not only vote against him, but will take the stump against him. Crop report to the agricultural bureau show that the condition of the wheat crop up to April 1st. was as good as at the same date in 1879. The condition of livestock is also very favorable. — G. M. Sheeta, editor of ee c titel Republican, yesterday cow . B. shoaff, editor of the Gagette, for a publication in the latter paper wing out of controvesy over May Fisk's blondes. » The committee on elections of the house today agreed to ask the house for a special committee of seven to investigate the al leged Finley-Donnelly anonymous letters to Sprieger in the contested Washburne- Donnelly case. The Cincinnati council last night refused soleenes permission to acee one telegraph company to esto oa: wires to music hall. This action reopens the subject of the removal of the democratic national convention on the ground of a lack of telegraphic facilities at Music aet 7 Daniel Conroy, the stonemssourie, Penveylon: 4, Who was made , violent crazy by the 12-15-14 puzzle, has recovere and will sven be released from the asylum. Three men were required to take him to the asylum, and he insisted on cutting everything up into fifteen pieces, even the physicians and attendants. Foreign, _ Rusein is about to issue a new railway loan of £ 15,000,000. The ex.Empress Eugenie has arrived at Capetown, South aode Chris. Anwarter, a native of Germany, was on a full fledged citizen by Clerk Ransdall a day. In consequence of the distress in Hungary, 5,000 Magyars quitted the country for Amer ica the past winter. The project of a monument to the prince Imperial in Weetminster Abbey is likely to be abandoned on the accession of a liberal ministry. The funeral of Prof. Gerard Many, the veteran French teacher will take place to morrrow at 2 o'clock, from No. 123 North Noble street. reeta ard alleys, with the aly eee will be held to eatght bt, to locate publ aa under the new hack ian A dispatch from Cabul reports a forces of 4,000 troops under comme’ of General Roas, marched, yesterday, to join’ General Suw art, Mahomed Jan has fled to Ghusaee. There is ot to be as that the ee ma, marty a be ourlown mate bet war made imprsing that wit would not be or five jig she new council. Indications. pril 17,For Ten- Waser mmnaron TV varae spitting anat os porti or coo geste fr lowed by lower pret oem sbhipe are al.. ward six, ‘owed twelve
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