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rABSEUENTERIES, 7 FRINGES, 'ri' ORNAMENTS, GIRDLES, BALLS, SPIKES AND Trimmings of Every Kfod, Best 75e sad tl Colored Fringe In the world. bbhm stock of Flae BaUaae. fcxtre dkeount upmlUin. PKX 0B3AB0A13ra rar LADIES' MU3LIN Underwear, Atc, tte, Wc, 77eandC K6VELTIES INFANCY JEWELRY Tol't Articles Lulbln's Pfoeri and Soaps ai dry roodj prlc. 1 Caas tl Soap la Indiana for So.

L. S. Ayres Co. A NEW LOT or Fr ench Clocks, and 8TRIKE, INTO TKBY ELEGANT. Bingham, Walk Hay haw, ITo.

12 Eait Washington St PLEASE OBSEBYX Ot7B WINDOW. The Goddess of Liberty, A Magnificent Piece ol 8tatuary and Fith Market and Canal Reggio, TWO OIL P1INII5 G3 OF BABITY, IS TH" IISPLAY IHDOWx OF H. LIEBEIl X. Rt Eat Waahlagton 8U 1 4 FALL and WINTER UNDERWEAR. cods at WilliamHaerle's.

An eramlnafJoa of prim res pec tfufly solicited. Bl.wrf OIL CLOTHS, CRUMB CLOTHS, MA1TISG, MATS, BUGS, Etc. Bonsiog Big Stocfc Is all QuailJes at Bottom Prices. Ik not buy until you hare examined oar stocJV DAVIS COLE, ODD JZLIOWS MOOR CITI NBtTS. Tkerti I a.

aw mp 16.. The Queen ScoU societj will ive a ball at Masonic ball to morrow evening. Adams, DeKalb and Perry eon Btitnie the delinenent trio on official returns. The Wasbipjrton club" will jrive a receptioi and ball at Washington hall to morrow evening Governor elf ct Porter left this morning for Cornersville, in company with, several apeaker. to attaad a grand rallj there to nifht.

The state officers hare taken under adrfee tndnt the. protest against issuing a om mission to P. 8. O'Rourke, prosecutor elect of county. The Sooth street ettensloa the Illinois Street ear line, though new and only in ooer tion a short time, is said to be one of the best, patronised is the city.

The' few South Illinois street ticket scalpers find their business 'sadly Intel fend with since the, cutting of rates by west bound roads begutC The ree ipts of wheat la this market at the present time are liberal, for the season of the Tear, and of a Tery fair quality. Prices are ietler thaa at any time since harrest. It is said Frank Landers defeat so turned birhad that he bu jrone to writing and airgir (f consolation poetry. Big latest is 'lis sweet to rue, Bat ok saw bitter, To run for office And then not git The annua meetIn'of the Central association of Congregational churches is in sessioa at Mayflower church. Bev.

L. P. Rose, of Ttrre Haute, is moderator. The day wai spent in dlfcus icjr church questions br Revs. Mc Culloch, Hjde, Hays, of Cardonia, Burr, of llarshal), and Souie, of Torre Haute.

assGdation wDl dote to night with a sermon J. W. Campbell, the well. knows local fpaasenKer agent of the Bee Line, has received notice that after December 31st, his bwm i tvrw wiu not dc aceueu. nr.

vtmpw lias filled the position creditably for a Ions; iimefand the request oa the part of the com lsy was wholly at ipected, David El warcs, local ayentfor the 0,1, St. L. and 43. road, at Ciorioia'i, will probably be ap (oibted to fill the racaacy. POLITICAL MOW lUraoiS fmUtk BtwM the Democrats aa.d KHMll What la gt4 A6o It a tneetinfrof the republican state central ccmmiUte, cacdiaatte for presidential eleo ti rs.

and promioeot members of the partr in nt out ol official life will be held to niih. The national managers announce that tbey bare derfrmiced to TOtefor their October oomioees apain in Norember, subititutins; the republkaa candidates of 4he supreme court for their own. After that election a case will be made ap to take to the supreme ctuit, the leaders holding that because or urt ruled upon only one amendment, and that (be others are in force, and therefore tbat the October election was void. The ladies' Jollification meeting in the Thirteenth ward last nigbt was a success. It was held in the old Blackford street church, a bich was handwmely decorated for the occasion.

Got. Potter made a speech, a letter was rad from Judre Elliott, and there was 'tcusic by the Yousp Ladies' Glee club. Mrs. Mtrritt prefided, and made a brief address of rjricirgcTeT the results. as an evidence of the slendernees of the breads upon which hang not only eer iasucg tbiegs but those of temporary aff.irj as well, the republican, majority of four tten onoint ballot in thei legislature depends upon an aggregate plurality of not much ovef 300.

Fountain county elected iu repre Ltatireby, 29 plurality. St. Joseph and Starke by. 31; Perry by 44; Nobis and Ripley couotiei by 58 eacb Bpencer by 59; while the eeeator from Carroll White and Pulaski ernes in by only 18 plurality. These figures are full of thought to the average politician, ai demonstrate how valuable a thing is wtll directed work.

Cracd juries all over the state are throwr irg out a drag netior the purpose of cath ir some information concerning corruption and bribery at the election. What success will not be apparent probably, until alter me NoTember election. The air is full of rumors of fusion and combinations between the democrats aud na dot als, and the country, is beginning to take notice of the scheming of the politicians. A special from Louisville says that a local politician there is authority for the statemeat ihet "he has reason to believe there is a great political surprise brewing in ladiana. 'The of the surprise in question is thought to be a more to pool democratic and national fci'f ratts in November.

To do this it will be nf if ary to prepare a new electoral ticket, the selection of members for which is new going on If Each a ticket is prepared and accepted by democrats and green backers, it will be com posed of eleven democrats and four nationals. Should the nationals insist oa more representation, it id $aid the democrats will yitid tothem. Itiseaid that English will wcrk as mortal man never before to carry this plan through. He ia quoted as sa teg he hopes Barnum will now hiai ar his wavs alone, ad try to save New York and Jen ey." A double leaded eoitorial paragraph in the Sent ic el rfcis morning advises a combination tia.iar to that in Maine, to defeat Garfield iD lDciaca. This on top of a hasty visit to Indianapolis laFt Lifiht, by a deVgation of Louisville pol iiiciatB, Heory Lieutenant Governor Thomas, and Flourney, is sug geetive, and bear out the state' mantel The News Monday afternoon, coc wrt iog the intentions of the democracy.

Toe ratiocals claim that they will consent to fusion under no circumstances they would be glad, they Say, to permit the democracy to vote for Weaver aod Cham ben in feet, tbey would like to have bath ref ublicacs and democrats withdraw their tukett, aod make the vote of Wearer ia Indiana unanimous. Senator McDonald said to a national last night, who pr pofed that the democratic' elec tornl ticket be withdrawn, that it ciald not be done, that it would so greatly demoralize the party as to virtually lead to iU dissolution. Mr. English was asked this mora ing about the report of a fusion. He said be ktftw about it, had' no idea on the subject, and professed to be entirely noncommittal.

The reporter believed him. James N. Tyner. first assistant postmaster gei eral, is a candidate for senator. lary grabbers on the republican side bare not been in high favor in Iadiat a of late years.

J. F. McKinney, of Pi qua, Ooio. chairman of the executive committee of the democrat ic ate central committee, is in Indianapoli to day. MasorJe Heetlaa.

The annual meeting of the Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons of Indiana began at Matotic ball at 3 o'clock this afternoon. All the irracd officers were present. Ninety fire subordinate chapters were represented by the del gates. There was a large attendance ot raiting Masons. M.

Thomas B. Long, of Ttrre Haute, grand high priest, presided. The session was occupied la organizing for to morrow, and the following committees were appointed. Credentials: J. M.

Bam S. Jones, O. W. Brownback. Visiting companions: W.

Brown. E. Hussey, B. Helm. Charters Albert Hay ward, Joseph us For dice, B.F.

Dawson. Diipensa t'on: 8 8. Johnson, T. B. Davenport.

Hiiya Grievances and aopealsW. R. Godfrey, H. B. Marlett, E.

Dorland. Claim Lsgrange Severance, H. Bradley, G. Chitwood. Pay roll 8.

Ross, W. A. i Bishop, Frank Woollen. Joripprudence: Wm. Hacker, L.A.

Foote, M. a. Ktce, Alex Tnomas, Tnomas eaby. Ft reign correspondence: L. McLalleu.

G. w. Prathtr.i Elmtr Crockett, W. Ruslin Ftfiniiibed business: D. M.

Barns, G. W. Burke, John B. Walk. The official reports made late in the session show the chapter to.

be in a magnificent condition. Another meeting will be held to morrow. The Constitutional Amendment, The conference of 'lawyers last night on tbe constitutional amendments was an informal affair, attended by about forty of the leading attorneys of the state, every congressional district being represented. It was the utanimous opinion of all the gentlemen present that the decision of tbe supreme a. urt in the case of Swift vs.

The State, on tie first amendment, fixed the status of them ai); that the October election must stand, that all talk about voting for. tbe can iates again in November is idle and foolish. Tac re was bo discussion upon the point of remitting the amendments to the people a in, that being for the legislature to decide, which it was conceded mat Doay is i minently able to do without advice or sugi option from outside. Then the confer eoc adjourned and went Home, lots question sppears to be settled for the present at least. tfomu'i Hlaaloa of tbe Christian Church The Christian Woman's Board of Missions of the Christian church met at Louis villa, yt sterday, and was called to order by the president, Mrs.

P. H. Jameson, of Indianapolis. An address of welcome was delivered by MraGoodloe. The report ol Mrs.

Sarah Wallace, of Indianapolis, corresponding secretary of the board, showed an interest in the work everywhere. A letter as read from the widow of Alexander "Campbell, regretting that her advanced age pt evented her from being present to participate ia the work. She is now seventy six ars old. November Jmrj. The following 1urv has been drawn to serve in the superior coirt daring the No vfmbtr term: John 8.

Wright, Wayne township: Dudley Cahill, Perry township; William A Sweeney, James a. ferry, uenry Brown. J. W. L.

Matlock, Guard Blue, Lewis fV.ffin JimM Burnett. Hamnul Whin rk'ff. Charles W. Sheffer and John Laverv. Center township.

Baprama Co art. The following cases were decided" to day 70S. John S. Idards. iheri S.

ti batah a pligate et al Hamilton C. 0. Affirmed, Wor den, J. 7167. Iodlanapotfa.

Peru and GbJctgo rauread company eoromtHlooan Tiptoe county etal Miaul C. PaUtloa for rabearlns; verruled, I tees, iknanda Lampuer vs tbe sute Jenames C.C. Bcwatd. i Wade ska or a Bplt. Herr and Alexander, tbe attorneys for Joe eph W.

Wade, to day filed a petition for a respite to give the supreme court time to consider his cate. Mrs. Brown's attorneys will make a similar application to morrow. The sentences in both instansei will probably be ithheld lor at least one month. THE INDI A.HAP0LI8 WEDNESDAY.

Trnatocs for Earlhaca. A called session of the Western yearly meetirg, held, in this city yesterday, ap poirUdtbe following trustees of Earlham college: Clark son BUL Chicago; Richard Njiop, Kokomo; William L. PyK Indianapolis; Aura Morris. Plaiofield; Nathan Pickett. Kokomo; Abnnlam Roseaberger, West field; 8eth Mills, Valley Mids; Pnccbe rur nas; Filerdswood; B.

Rebecca T. Hobbs, Bloomiogdale; Moses O. Ste venr, Laisyette, and J. J. Mills, Indianapolis.

The session also appointed the following ssiociate managers: Timothy Nicholsoo, Daniel La'wrettre, Mary C. Harris, Samuel B. Fill. Mary H. Goddard, Hannah Shipley, U.

M. White, David Coate, Naomi W. Har rifon, Hannah Wilson, EQw Hiatt and. Walter T. Carpenter.

Boyal and Select Masons. The grand council royal and select Masons, elected the follow iog officers: IU O. Kdvtrd 9. Boat, Wabwh, Tod. Ip 111 G.

Mr Prrry W.urd, Fraokford, lad. W. Byron B. O'Connor, M.Unwtk, led. O.

Treanirer Charl Fbber, city. U. StcitUry John M. Br.ra well, cUy. 111.

W. Albert Hyrd, Vloceans lod. The grand council adjourned this morning. Ttrenty nine ubprdlnate councils were represented. This eening customers of the Criterion get black bass or Iried spricg chicken, for 25c Now, when the 20 per cent discount to regular boarders is taken off, ih'e lucky ticket holders get great: value for their mocey.

Rio Oraia S9Larkct. Wheat la lover. Com steady. Oats firm. Bye steady.

heatNo. I red, spot, eash, No, 3 Medherranean, eaab, 99A1.0J: sTo. 1 October cfMh, 9899e Corn hiih mixed. 4CeX(a4leK; mijed, 404OXe. nata rfrhlto, Sl)S83Xe; mixed, SdASle.

Bt. SOe. Flour New Moceat, IA507.00; fancy, tS.604) 5.78; cboloe. t5.00s8.25: UmUy, I4.75i94.S5; tn bie extra, 804.40, double extra, 14.65(93.90; extra, S3 SftSS 50; soperflDe, t3.10O3.25; fine, S2 MMIS.C0; low srmde, I3.350S 50. Buox wheat, 88.60aS.7S per hnndred.

Ttao Profldion Btarkel. Tbe wholesale market la quiet; aught change in quotation Hhoaiden, ic; short ribs, 17.50. Lard, prime itceui, tc; twtet picxle hams nominal at 7X3 Jabbing prices 8. e. hams, l(fli9le; a.

e. rbonJders 7Xc; breakfast bacon, 12c; baoon, cleat tiam, 10c; bacon thouldura, 6c; ksttlslard, in tierces, keg, Stark eta by Toiagrapa. PamDBXTBOi, October 20. Wbeat, cash and October, I1.12H; hoveiober, tWt December 11.15. Corn, caah and October, 54v54'4o; No fuibfir, WVc, December, 605So.

Oats, cash 4O40Xc. Bye, cath.SSc. Toledo, October 20. Wheat quiet; No 8 red ataab oath 1 02 Noremoer 1 1.04 December ou iD.lly 11.06; January nominally (1.08; re jicted 5c; tmber fl 064. Cora stevly; o.

i white 44c; rejected 44c Oau dull; No. 8 l4o. CloTtr seed dull; Mammoth $4.70. Cbjcaoo, October 20. WTieat, October 11.01 No vember tl.0l; December, II 03 Ourn, October, BoTember 40Xc; December le.

Oats, Oct. S.5 akel; Not. SOVc; December SOc lork, October $19,00 asked: NoTember, HS.itf. Lrd, November, $9 06. Short rloa, October, $7 35; NoTember 57J.

BaltimoBX, October 20 Flour quiet and stealy; wtnem per fine Jf04 00; extra S4 25J3.00; tamfly S5 2JS(6 SF, Wheat, western and lower; Ho. 2 western winter red spot and Oc tobf NoTember I1.1SH i December $1.154 January Il.l7. Core, western eaaler and doll; wnirn mixed, spot and October 6405tc; No Tnber54S164t.c; Decembtr, new or old, biX3 bic. New Tobx, October 20. Flour slightly In Vuytr's fsTor, very moderate export and home tnde demand; ronnd hoop Ohio $4 765.00; choke do 00: saperflne western fS.800 45; com mo to good exufr S4.Sos)4.70; choice S4 7NS6 50; choice white wheat, $4 651.86 Whrtt heavy and Halc lotfer; asJes of buoLrlay red NoTfmberat $1 161.16; 104,000 bu Dramber at 11.16;.

16,000 bushas do. Jadaarr dov October 11.1574 ked. Corn, ac lower; mixed western, spot, 66 future Oata, YSfi er, western S84e Beef steady aad qaiet, new plain mess $9 00; new extra 95cJL10. Pork ntiuinai, mess $16. Lard beary and Uwer; wm rend rd S3 VT kettle rendered 13.57.

Buuer In rood duand aid Arm; Out's 16t3Co. New cheese Arm at 9A13e for poor to choice. Socsr firm and fair inquiry. Mbiasaee dull and nominal, moderate demand. Petroleum Terr arm.

Bje om and la good demand. Conee lift and tuady Freights firm. Spirits of turpen'lae bfTyat46c. Boain strong at SI 99 2 00. Tallow steady at 6fae'c.

Western eggs quiet at i 9r2e tau to cboloe. few Tor saoaey and saoek Siw Toaa, October aoney easy at 1S Sterling excharge steady 4 8ii4. 8. Bar surer lv. OoTernmenU quiet and firm.

Ballrotd beud. aetiTO and Irregular. Stocks opened strong atid prices adTsnofd to per cent. Metropoi itn, eleTated and granger shares leading lmprofe Btek Island, Panama Ft. Wayna.

lltuburg UliDoU Central. C. B.1Q 119iN. T. Central.

198 iHailem. 126 Lake 1S6 190 ns4 68 124 Canada Michigan Central. "ft 1 11RTZ rhtraso A Alton 11 4 Preferred Pirl aired 135 North we A 93t Morris A Essex 112Ht Paul XM A Hudson. New Jersey Central 7 Beilng Peo A 27H) 77W Obtoa 19J4 88 88 5 L. B.A Ohio 'Central.

Ches. A Ohio A U.AC Hat pref. 2d Prerered let preferred. 2d preferred. Mobile A Bt.

A P. 41 d. C. B. Pr(eird 7d 4.

A T. H. Pt Joe. 42 rrererTvQ "fvi Iron Moantala, Ht. No S7 KanaM A Texa.

S8V Central Pacific 8V iU L. A 8. 1st Union Pacific. A Nash. A Chat; Northern ttfyg Prwerred MouUuk Western Union.

a. 4 P. Tel Pacific 103 H. A.AO... 41 '4 Houston A 67 A Ad 16V Ut P.

a Omabs. Fsxko, 112 4S 60 Prtilarred p. is I American 61 a. B. Bx.

IV0C1L ITEfiFi Call at 17 N. Pennsy Ivaala street. The best din av la Us city; only 15 eenta. 1 Soaps for STerj body, Oils for everybody, rronires for everybody, Prescriptions for eTerybody, Browning A Sloan's. Us Gold ears for drunkenners.

Permanent, rotltlve, complete. CaU at office. Dr. J. Miller, Boom No.

9. Over L. B. Ayres ft Co (7 West Washlngtoa street, Consultation strictly confidential, ts A. Bbistol, resident agent.

Gabsixu) Max I Attention! Ws have opened ard will recelTe dally a large i supply of the popular Garfield hat, which will be sold at the usual price of One Dollar, Bamberger, 16 Washington street. ue Thsopenlng exercises of the Indiana Eclectic Mtdieal college, will Uke place at 7 AO o'clock in their building on tbe corner of Market and Circle streets. The audience will be addressed ay the Bt.v. Dr. Vernon, of Roberts' Park church.

The friends of the cause ais inrited to. be present on the occasion. W. H. Kavsaicc, Dean of the Faculty.

I Buying and selllrg for cash fx plains why to art, the merchaat tailor, undersells all others. uh a Orereaats and suits for men and boys begin to sell rspldly. this chilly a aether at Arcade 10; recent arrivals are beauties aod very extensive at that popular aoasa, No one should, fall sating them. fa I UMI IfsAfll 75S MM 80S "wasj 76 1 nf 52 85 78 159 60 ,100 Supper snd festival at Fletcbei Piaoe church tonight. 1 be public Invited to attend.

I Bad dreams, disturbed slerp, indigestion, stomach gas, all vanish btfore Hop Bitter. ueo Jane's Blue Point, East Bivar and other fancy ojstera In the shell to day. ue a Berry Self InTltes ad his friends to giTe him a call la his now quarters, corner Washington and Pennsylvania streets. nns Tba $25 baatneaa suit made to order, at Stuart's merchant tailoring bouae, eaa not be In the west. uh la Stuart's $15 overcoat, mads to order, Is the leader at IS Booth Meridian street.

Call and see for yourself. uhs stew Tork counts at Jobs Huegele's, 67 N. Pern. si. Fresh lake and salt (Uh received dslly.

Oysters la eases ti a and bulk received dally. E. H. Eldrldgs a Cc, corner Maryland and Alabama streets, headquarters far shingles, doors, windows, blinds, etc Large stock on betM for the fall trade. ut Fdi saonumcati st Carpenxr's, UW.Ohlsst, NEW FRESH GOODS.

LAURA REE RISCUIT. Ten Brls. of Celeb; ated lanabee Biscuit, oon slstJ'cgof CINGER BNtPS, OOKN HILT, BOSTON, CBEAM, Also, 60 or pound Boxes OSWEGO RISCUIT, la tins, and SJ Boxes Ker.nei'y'. Celtbrjted Pretzels. H.

H. LEE, COIL AHD COKE OF A. B. Meyer. COAL TABO At are.

and Peru Railroad and corner foulb and 1 elswsxe streets. PRINCIPAL OFTICE North Penn. ft. E.H.EEES. CAL1IOBNIA Csrned Goods In heaTy syrup.

CO dcien Green Ga.es. SO Egg Flum SO White' Pitted Cherries. SO CO Bartitt Pears. 198 and 200 N. Miss, St.

S. L. WARNER, UPEMMEE, 6aTto 72 Ws Maryland Sfreat, BUISELfi OLD STAND. HACKS AND LIVERY. P.

Daaam. Jajibs Lrxroa Re P. DAGGETT Arclritects. No. 18 Battel Btock Iatfiaupelb, IsS.

Established In lSSs. Si ockhoMgrs' Annual Meeting. The annual meeting of tbe Stockholders of the Inelaaapolls EieTator Company will be. held on 1 Sunday, October 28th, 1880, at 2 o'clock at the office of tbe Peoretary, Boom It Chanter of Commerce. UaUhAiiS o.

vt Anntm, sec French Novelty Suitings, Momie Cloths, a VELVETS and Velvetteens, Esprit and Brussels Vestings, Aleneon, Spanish. Torchon and Laqusdock IN CHOICE NEW PATTERNS, DAILY ARRIVALS 0FNEW GOODS IfUes ear Stock particularly attractive to taste fal and economical buyers. BAILOR 12 andl4V.W2Sbinst:nSt Ml OCTOBER 20. 1800. BABY Now my clothes are all worn out Daddy asiae, Daddy mine; And I look Uke motaer's "Joui" Daddy mine, DadJy mlae.

For this suit IWe wora a year Daddy mine, Dddr mine; I'm localsg like a I fear faddy mine, Daddy mice. To McKensJe's I want to go Daddy mine, Daddy mine. His suits wear and flt me so Daddy nine. Daddy mine Then I wknt to so to school Daddr mtoe. Daddy saiae.

And nwver ran be called a fool Daddy mine, Daddy mine. Will.yca go with ma my Dad 7 Dady mine. Daddy mine; If jtu don't I'll feel so sad Daddy mine, Diddy mine. Tea, we'll go to McEenxle's 8tore Souey mice. Sonny mine; Wbors we aliraj i went before Sonny mine, Sinny mine.

EGYPTIAN Will brighten the old grates of enders and iron work about the grates as bright as new. BUR SAL'S PAINT STORE, 34 South Meridian St. CHOW CHOW, MIXED PICKLES, PICKALILLE, CATSUPS, SAUCES, AND YINEQA.R Wholesale and RetaU. Wm. Archdeacon HAH FACT BESS, Salesr oom and Factory 276 W.

Washington st, aaA.ll goods delivered free. (LI 0 mi IU receive this week 200 dosea of the Popular Garfield Hats. lii ds warning them before tbe election should oidtr at ence, ts this Is tba last Invoice we wll leteive. THE ILIFF BROTHERS' HAT XSTAELIBHJOnrT. a.Every publican should havs, one before tbe NoTember election.

The Most Beautiful Goods LATELY IMPORTED 13 IBB NEW STYLE Oriental Ware, IN VASES, JEWEL BOXES, Etc. To be tees for the first time la our city at CRAFT JEWEL PALACE, i 24 E. WaahiDgton St COAL! COAL! Sealed Proposals will be received by the Baard'of Commissioners at the County Auditor's entoa, la Indianapolis, until IS o'clock avion of Friday, the 22d dsy of October, It 80, for arntsklng coal for ess Jear for use at tbe Asylum for Poor, Court House, all, and lor the poor ot Center township, Martoa county. Oaf for asylum for the Poor Is to be weighed en tbe stalls at inch As lcm, and Is take delivered the rellioad switch at the Inssnst Asylum by car loads. Cral for Covrt House and Jail la tm be weighed oa tbe Court House scab a dell Tared at sack Court House snd Jail respr ctlrely.

and for tba poor of Center township la to be delivered as directed by A. BarTey, Uusleeof such towasbipv lie said Board ef ommlaeloserrs of Harloa county the tight to riect any and all bids prrsottWd. By order of Board. una i WM. A PFAF, A.

M. C. Changed Hands The AMERICAN 8TABLKS. oa Bird street, hsre been purchased by ekat O.OKMBB. wae will give Us personal superrtsioa to the business, maiaiog uieaia lunnuL atuii.a mm i wspszMliiU WaUsi Varnish iuiliWlllS 1m QIRKINS, MIXED PICKLES, i CHOW CHOW, 0L1YE8, TABLE SAUCE, FRENCH MUSTAKD, IN BULK AT i City Tea and Grocery Stare, 49 NORTH ILLINOIS.

7 1 Decker Bros. are tbe leading lustrumeets of America, gee them In all styles at BALDWIN'S uslc Booms, 61 aad 66 Penn. st vralnes Brothers, Fischer, Valley 6em nlanoa, atey and Shoulnger ORG INS. RICES LOW. TJLB.XS EAST.

w.f.m FIREWORKS ILLUMINATING LANTERNS LAEGE STOCK. CHARLES MAYER 29 W. tTmsbijistoa 8t TOR THE BEST i Coal and Coke, eo to N. CORNXB No. 11 Market and DeJU staj Msridlsn st.

TKLJEFHOWSL New Stock STOVELL'S City Music Store, 46 Horth FezuuvtrsuiiA St. COOKUIGHAM BROTHERS, baleta i rrd Betall Dealers In all kinds ef AD TAKO Comer Missouri and Market streets. Principal Office 96 North tUlnois street. Bricks Without Straw, PBICE, $150. By A.

W. FOTJBGEB, author of "A Fool's Er rand." For sale by BO WEN, STEWABT 18 West Washington stv IS BAGHIIAN KDI. OF PIANOS ii ORfiAI AT, CLOTHIMG. No Shoddy but the Best of clothing, at lower prices than others sell their shoddy goods for. is sold at the EAGLE CLOTHING HOUSE, Nos.

5 and 7 West Washington street. C. I. Flour, Feed Our Good i sr. all ef the very best eoaltty.

Uea gaaranteed. Drtp lu sid be curlaced. Bej TELEPflBE J. III. HITCHCOCK, 230 East mshiiigtoii 1 stock in tue city, aad Mil I HEIil Fresh, Sweet la liidlipeBNabla.

Than why dljpnaa with nwna CMttj txxm jmr rww $,12.00 OB $14.00 BUYS A STYLISH SUIT FOR A 6ENTLEUAN AT THE Clothing Store, 34,36,38,40, 42 ff. Penn UEW: FALL STTUES OF Carpets and Wail Paper. BEMEMBEB THE PLACER AT IToa. SO to 84 ioU Illlaols IC 4 7 THE LEADING 5c Cigar OF TBI DAT, OUB DELEGATE CHAS. F.

IIEYEB, 11 North Penn. St, UNDER I. O. O. r.

HAIX. ROBERTSON PERRY i WHOLESALE GROCERS, Ha ring moyed Into pur new and exteneiva bollding. Sof.26, 23 ab4 80 fT. 6E0B8I1 With a largely Increased stock ol We Fancy Koois We offer special Inducements to the trade. NEW MEDICAL BOOKS." Baiibclon Practice, MM jZ 00 Bartholon Practice, olo a elie oa the Bye, new edition, 00 Wells un tbe Bye, new edition, 5 00 Llgg oo Bilioua IHaeasea Qroas oa Tumors and aUmmary IM Eobiaeoa oa Maaal Catarrh 1 73 Blchardson's Mechanical Dentistry, saw eo.

4 75 FOB SaXK BY OAT HQ ART OLE LAN P. JThe Faercantiie Agency. 1 R. g) DUN CO. WTI f.IAW HARDIN, Maaxasrer, 33 South Meridian St.

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