The Indianapolis News from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 4

OPENED TO-DAY 'AT, IHE- TRAD PALACE, A large lot of Table Ufiens. Towel and XapkJns, lrom a burnt ed house In Xeir York, They wOl be sold cheap. N. R. SMITH AYRES, Trade Palace.

X.B.Cireat saleolXadles' and Jflsfce MuIIn and Cambric Underwear conflii-Ufd on'our second floor. ORDER. AYetrould respect fully call I lie attention or gentlemen of Indianapolis and to ourinan-ufacturing of shirt to order, baring a greater variety ottles and long experience In business, we feel assured that we can Iilease all In Fit, Material, Flush and Workmanship. VIVe onlank 'a trial to substantiate lheabore. and guarantee to felve entire satisfaction or refund the money, at FOSTER A DARSAXIH SHIRT DEPOT, 1 tf Boat UuthiHffton Hlrrt.

H03IS MADE i CL0TM3 vTWfcF.D, 1 wattrpooofJ 4 i tea 1 JJLANKET3, yarnb, rra. Retailed at Wholesale prtce at "MKIiniTT; Ac WOOL i TO i WE8T END OF. WASHINQOtf STRKEf GENT'S FUR COLLARS! GENT'S FUR jCAPS! GENT'S FUR GLOVES! Bamberger has an elegant assortment of the above good at very low figures 16 East Washington Street ff Any one contemplating the purchase of iv VVaicu or Chain, or Jewelry of any kind, or Silverware, In fact anything In the Jewelry business, will do well; to remember what has been said before, vlzz I. That there is a SEW JEWEL- HY NTOIIE In townl Which, by patronizing, ybu can do ourself good. special atteniion given io pairing line Watches.

fe- S. GOLDSBERRtf No. 11 N. Illinois st, a Opp. Bates House entrance.

THE EVENING NEWjS THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1874. I at Barometer, 1 Thermometer. 4SC CITYNEWS. The assault case against Frank Brown has been dismissed. James T.

Bradley ami S. C. Puna were fine! to-day for drunkenness. A set of valuable harness was stolen last night from the proprietor 1 the Adams House. A Bricklayers Union 1 of Indiana, last night, appropriated $-r00 to the Brother-: hood of LoromotiTe Engineers.

Charles Fletcher was fined by the Mayor to-dar. for an assault upon John Fiscus and Joseph Lambert for whaling James Hunter. The Presbyterian Churches of the city will unite in a union communion service, at the First Presbyterian Church, on Saturday evening at o'clock. It is stated that the Grand Jury will re- turn indictments apainst John Burns and Clarence M'Cue at least they are still held by the Mayor, awaiting that result. The County Commissioners had an unusually interesting --meeting forenoon by reason of the revivingof the application of the Hopewell Grarel Road Companyfor right of way over a public highway.

This thing has been pending for a longtime, and is already familiar, Tnnrverein EleeUon. At a late meeting 01 the indxanapous Social Turnverein, the following officers were elected; 1st Speaker Ch. C. Zahn. 2d Speaker A.

Frey. 1st Turnwart-Wm. Muegge. 2d Tnrnwart Wm. Ott.

Bee, Secretary G. Kothe. Cor. SecretaryW. Schriever.

o-easurer Il-Struss. TJhrrfnan K. Kamphauser." TruSees-Tl Schmidt, a Koehne and JL Seidensticker. 1 'h The annual ball of this wtiety wiU be held on Xbi grst Monday of March next MAIE TO NOTICE j. it istsyDiJLZ rtnr: Urerr Stable Baraed With a Large XamMr Valuable Hones -A.

Horriv Mcfteene. The dastardly scoundrel who last night red Scudder A Bro's livery Stable, located between the Third Presbyterian and Zion'a Churches, must have a strange heart if heoouid look unmoved this morningnpon the Vandalism committed- Upon the floor of the stable lav twenty-seven horses, suffocated to death by the smoke and heat; while upon the floor above werp; numerous road wagons and fine burned to a crisp, and partially if not etfectnally ruined. Thetorch was evidently thrown through the jwindow into the hay stored on the aecolnd at the rear of the stable, and this'natarplly very; Inflammable material instantly generated a terrible heat and smoke, which came near suffocating the employes, who were in the f5ce, and it was: with, difficulty they made their escape one in particular, Knight, having great trouble, in reaching the frontdoor. Thej Fire Department were promptly on hanal and bv nearlv superhuman efforts managed to save the structure of the stable intact, ana also to prevent damage to sur-ixiunding7 property. The horses murdered were securely connnea in tneir staiis, ana in the death struggles many managed to break loose, but felt, witliin a few feet or yards, powerless to go further.

Four, belonging respectively to Merrill, Conductor Porter, P. Pamphrey and A. Bird, escaped from the stable, but the last na too badly burned for utue use. Those that were killed were owned as Bowen, Austin Morris, Ew'A. Coder, P.

E. Everett John Oster-mah, Fawkner John A. Holman, John Arnold, Charley Sherman, Ballon Nkkum, Dr. Woodbnrri, John Ballard and I). A.

Kichardson lost one each: Scudder six, Harry Sheets and Smith tSf Potts, three each; besides one belonging to a toll gate keeper, name unknown, Who came ih with his family to attend the "Uncle Tom" entertainment at the Academy, of Music. Nearly every one of these parties were, owners of valuable buggies, road or delivery wagons, and also harness, all of which are greatly damaged if not entirely destroyed. Some of the live were "especially valuable, Harry Sheets having one valued at $1,000, Morris, $500, Ballard, ditto, and so on. Some few of these were insured, but 1 during the confusion of today it is impossible to tell which. The Scudder were insured for $lj900 in the Franklin, and S2.100 in the German American of New York; but this will1 not cover their loss.

Among the hj-es lost by the Scudders were some of the best 'very. stock in tire city, and on one Of the ho tho cfT mbney could not bu'7 Toay the "Dead Animal Man" comment clearing aWay the carcasses, and it is the intention of the proprietors to immediately rebuild and commence operations. The total loss will aggregate $12,000. The above fire broke out about 10 clock and two hours later the Department were called upon to extinguish flam'es in the old corner North and Douglass owned by Joshua Webb and occupied as a grocery and residence bv J. K.

Kline. The origin is supposed to be a defective fldew The totalloss Was less than and there was an insurance of $2,200 in the Germania, of Pennsvlvania, and Auro-raj of Cincinnati. Had an. alarm been turned in promptly, the loss would' have been much less. In vipw of the dastardly burning of Scudder Bros stable last night, and the frequent would it not be well fof the Mayor to offer a reward tor the arrest of the torch appliers, and thenifor the Council to keep faith by paying the same after conviction is made? Ktt Board of At the session yesterday afternoon the following were elected "to fill vacancies upon the Board First District-L.

A. Burke. Second District J. D. Williams, 6t Wheatland, Knox county.

Third District F. C. Johnson, of New Albany, Floyd county. IFourth District AY B. Bloom-InStOn, Monroe county.

i Seventh District (The Indianapolis District) Jacob Mutz, of Edinburg, Johnson county. i iFourteenth District Stephen, Davidson, i I jFifteenth District Hon. John Sutherland, of Laporte, Laporte.county. i flSixteenth District M. Lockhart, of Waterloo.

DeKalb county resolution" equalizing the premiums paid upon different breeds of hogs was ordered referred, and one denominating malt liqtidra as intoxicating was passed' over. The time for holding the next fair was fixed for the last week in September, provided it did not conflict with Ohio, Illinois, or; Kentucky. -Some slight changes; were made, in the premiums on live Stock, after which Mr. Cobb, ott Aurora, said some 6alty things-about the agricultural men having covered themselves all over with glory at the expense of the Indianapolis business men', but he. was cut sliort by the President at a point particularly interesting.

The society intended holding an evening session, but a quorum failed td report, Vi The Board met this forenoon at tune o'clock, and Mr. Dowling was the first to create a breeze bv moving that ale and beer be npt included in the intoxicating liquor fesolution passed 'yesterday, tr. Clivpool took the same The President ruled them but of an appeal was taken, and the result settled that in the judgment of the Board the day of retailing ber and ale on the State -Fair winds had passed-1 The Ckimmittee on inance reported the Treasuier'a books serene. I Mr, Claypobl suggested that- the State Board coula not run the Exposition sue-. cessfuUy without the co-operation of Indianapolis citizens, and that it was but right that Marion county should have a.

representative on the State Board. Mr. Cobb denounced the Journal for not making a fair wnort of his sneech vesterdav. and he too wanteii this county to go hana in hand with the Board in making tne next txpo- sitwn a success, ine idea advanced ny these two of -allowing tne poor guaran tors a representative upon tne' tot was not entertained for a moment. About this time Governor T.

Hendricks came ih and made some soothing remarks In regara to the next State Fair and Exposition;" that they should be connected so that Agriculture the Arts and Mechanics could he ex hibited at he same time and place. -Mr. Pool's resolution resolution that the State Fair and Exposition be held jeiBtly. was adopted the- Board concurring with him in asking Djdianapolis guarantors "to. let by-gones be by-gones." Mr.

Seward's resolution, calling upon Congressmen not to vote for any further sewing machine patent right extensions, was adopted. The Delegate Board then adjourned sine die, and the State Board proper until this afternoon. i Marriaee licenses have been issued to Henry Hartman and Laura Behrman; Henry L. Enners and Mollie A. Smith, i i 'A A St OjOOO a Sixty Thousand Dol roods to Uitiwbrthof stock of Watches, Clocks, Bronzes, Dicnonds, and Fine Gold Jewelry, Silver and Plated Wares, wfil tw sold at prices whfch upon inspectigo Will be found much lower than any other nouse in the city.

2fO 13 THE TIME TO SECURE GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. call ana see our bargains before pufcbasmg elsewbere. N. BL-A11 goods engraTed ff chirge. f--- W.

P. Bingham, 50 East TFasningtoxi Street, Huite HortlrmltarmJ Boetety At the afternoon sessicn ofjjeerday the following, were appoint to prepare reports upon the condition; and yield of various fruita in their stricts during the coming year: I First District--T. REllictt.of Nei Harmony. 1 Second District S. Ba rnetti Tin-cennes.

Third District I. C. Feri is, of Ch estnut Kidge. Fourth District-sJ. V.

Jiahaua. of Buf- hlerville. All Fifth District J. A. MendenhalL of Richmond.

I Sixth District Francis W. Thomas, Of Dunreath. 'i Seventh District Dr. A. Furnas, df Dan ville.

'I I Eighth District J. GilbertJ oil Terre i Vinth DiKtrirt-UJ- P. KWnprJ of Oxford. Tenth District4-i: S. JessuD.

Of Lhoorte Elevnth Distrik Rev. II J. TempJin, of Kokomo. Twelfth District I. D.

G. Fort Wavne. i Thirteenth District I Elkhart. kelson, oi anford, ot Ihe prize essay was One on "Peach Culture, by Argifa Dean, of Otto Indiana, and following the kliscussiott upon this was, one oh "Strawberryl At the evening session "the annual meet ings of the society were fixed for; the second Tuesday In December, oijeaciv year. Ohmer.

of Ohio, eave his experience in pear cultivation, which elicited conside- ra Die discussion, arter wnicn an aajourn ment was made until this morning. The proceeding of the meeting this fore noon was sum. several committees reported, some miscellaneous business was attended to, and then the Society adjourn ed, to meet at riainneia on tne second Tnpsdav of December next I District Deputy N. C. Potter last even ing installed the following officers oi Ma rion Lodge ro.

jvnignts or i'vtnias Henry Howes, C. C. JJ Many. P. M.

Brown, Prelate; W. LA. Root, K. pf R. II.

Morris, M. of James No ble; M. of Ex. J. H.

Russell, M. at A II, Brubaker, I. E. N. Eddy, O.

G. 5Cheap! Cheaper! Ij CheipestJf! Best icas coke. 12c" per bosheL Stoves fur nished gratis to large consumers, Cobb, Bbanham 17 Virginia Christian avenue. avfnuar and 294 LOCAL how brightly shines the Janu ary sun and behold how elegant a winter hat is shown at Ike Davis, Wet Washington; st Conner 22 pSrThe great popular! ty Of Tageart's bread and crackers, is owing td the fact' of their using the best of floor in the manu facture. They have also a tip top lunch stand at their baker', 20 street.

South Meridian hi yuestions are frequently asked, where are those choice brands of Havana and Key West dears to be had and the uniform re ply Is, at John A. McGaw'sjEagle cigar Stand, 16 North Illinois street, and 35 West Wash ington street. ie jziarWould you carry the be9t time-piece in the -city? Then purchase' it at Harry Craft's Jewel Hall, 24 East Washington street. Sgft.The most ntby suits are turned Out py a. j-.

xienry, ine popular m.ercnam taiior, at.19 Virginia jThe holiday rush is pverj but. the de mand for our pure French candies continues unabated. Alixandeb Ch aig. fS' Would you look through the best as sorted stock of watches in the city? Then call at Harry Craft's Jewel Hall, 24 East Washington street. "Laaies, new styles of hats, bonnets, flowers, and millinery goods generally, are ariving continually at thfe store No.

42, South Illinois street! It is to your interest to call there iwhen out shopping. There is also there a large tariety of French corsets, hoop skirts, and notion goods gene? rally. Yea FThe people-are learning that bargains in boots and shoes are to be had at the great bankrupt sale, No. 17 West street, E. Hill and S.

H. Meyers are de termined to close out the entire stock. jLodk at those elegai suiitings at A. Henry's merchant tailoring establishment, is lrginia avenue, JfnceS very low; "When you want any li'ttjle 'recipe of vour own made ntr. take it to PerrVa Phar macy, and have it coin pounded! In a scientific and cleanly, manner, from the best chem icals toanufactuEeq.

Perry Bros, undeptand their business. HoIiday goods -at banic prices, 60 North Illinois street ifcxa Foirr. ua jTkm't forget that yo i can boy theibest gal coke for the Iow price of 12 cents, of Gray fe Glazier, 53 Virginia avenue, or 146 South rennsjini i 1 1 "uJesse D. Carmichaei'will store at 7:15 r. Jt, dukng blose his book the week of 4 prayer SO fdtj Bdnds.

Cady 58 North tllinois street are selling boots and shoes cheaper than can be bought elsewhere in the and are taking city and school bonds at par and giving currency in exchange. j. uu ts Card Cigar Cases, Handkerchief Portmonnies, Elegant Stock; and cheapest at Phambers 3 ancy ua-raar, East Washington streetj jus rSauA Fortune fqr a Dollar. Every one should buv a ticket In the Grand Property at Pekin, 111-, February 20, 1S74. W.

T. PatersonJ General JUnager; I Send for circular. I Cf be sold at cost, and less than' cost. Onr entirs GREAT REDUCTIOH JH PRICE Pens, rs, Pencils, GOODS. EID Entire Stock from now until Jnnrr i at en Per Cent.

Lwer than anv honu fn ih city. Now is the time if you want bargains, at ws me HeaWJiisrters (or Joseph siiiTii; S3. X. Illinois street. Notice is hereby given that I have formed a partnership with James W.

Morris, taking effect January 1, 184. Our business will conducted Under the firm nam of Roll Morris, proprietors of the New England Carpet, Paper and Shade House. W.H. ROLL. The undersigned would be pleased to" see all his friends, and friends of the firm, atour place of business, where we can assure them of cheap bargains in our line of goods.

"JAME3 W. MORRIS, New-England Carpet, Paper and Shade House, Nos. 30, 32; and 34 South Illinois I l6.Housekeepers who desire to make the best bread should use Cobb's unrivalled bak ing powder. Sold for forty cents per pound at his Corner Dnig Store, opposite Hote Bates and Palmer House. srraints, and window glass at Browning Apothecaries' Hall, and 9 East Washington" street Take the advantages offerine -now a Arcade "6'' to lay in men and boys' suits and overcoats at their reduced prices, which are bound to be agreeable to all those, who favor economy.

Hair goods at panic prices, at Muir Jjoiey Aimers iJiocic ua VSIKESS JTOTICJES. for 1874, for sale by Jease V. Carmfchael, Glenn's Goto L. for a good square Go to Trow's. 10 West Pearl street.

for roast turkey, mallard docks, rbicken pot pie. baked pork and beans, and all things that cpnsu rate a gooa dinner. so loumals, memorandums and pass books for sale by irwe u. larnucnaei, ju wasnmgton St. Je I.

Carmlelaael, sh Bookseller, Glenn's Block, Is ready to supply all wdio may want a nice wan basket or bracket, socle- usei or Dracaet, un: ing new and beautiful games and toys, man new and InstructiTe varieties. Here you will fin elegantly bound books, just the thing you want for a Christmas present an album, cold pen or pencil. a nice portemonnaie or card case are suitable for resentai In fact the assortment of desirable roods re so numerous tney can not De enumerated. we therefore advise the readers of The News to look in and see for themselves. J83 East Washington street.

1 DissoiytJTioisr. Indianapolis, January 1, 1874. dissolved consent. J. O.

D. Lilly assumes all indebtedness of the Arm, and he alone is authorized to collect all debts due said Arm. HENRY B. HEAJU3, j. o.

d. ullyTTt N. B. The business will be continued under the name ot J. O.

D. Lilly fc Son, and they will be grateful for the patronage of all old customers, and can assure all others that we are prepared to rive good satisfaction, and make it the interest of all to trade with them. J. O. D.

LILLY 4 CHAS. LILLY. TVR. K. 1.

CRAIGHEAD. Office No. 4 Clay pool Block. Entrance opposite the Hotel Bates. KOTICJE OF ELECTION.

I The Stockholders of the Indiana Cement Pine are hereby notified that the annnal eleeUon for Directors to serve for the ensuing year, will be beld at the office of the ComDanv on Thnrsdar. January at ju ciock a. m. jvux iicKi.Ntv, secretary. Indianapolis, Jan.

7, 187i. i lof GASH, LUMBER. TRADE. The undersigned, tumber Dealers of this city, have determined to introduce the CASil And they hereby inforni their old customers and the public generally, that they wit sell Lumber at a reduced price for CASH. Con sequently they have marked, prices down to the very lowest figure.

We are how selling as follows: Cmma Pine Boards, per it CemoMa Pine Joist Jt fteaa per It SUu- ShlnlM, per 4 Etc, Ete Ete. COBUB2T JONES. BUILD EES MAXTTFACTCEEKS ASA'S, McCOED A WHEATLKY, i UXKVTXCTVBZB3 A CARPENTER UNION, capital crry planing mill, WINQATE BROTHERS, I3GRIGG A BRACK IN," HILL4LONO, i- SHAFFES McLAIN, J. L. AVERT A EXMERSON A BEAM, BTWOTT SOSa.

H'W, tnLDEBRAJTD, -or 1 Gold lloW HO 1 A m. inBLOOKt tHEUlTlXLD 6 Ulnr and Shippers tf Afid dealers ia an kinds ef AXZ CO XX hare bea awarded But Falia. Oao, Ko 7 West Waah Ington KreeU JT. M. LORD XUBAX.

ESTATE -AJNX i i -RALDWIN'S Faroes wish tag SJLTX DTVjETJtEiTS; that to eaU at oar office. Some line firms to trad for dtr property, BKIGirrWOOD We an seiung ui choicest i 1 within th reach ot very one. 20 SOt A wul I TET TA11 Orders Promptly Attended to. LANE! I) i i 18 WES' A j. CriHmloerli 43 SO po 3a EXTEl jXJL I Xilli i I 3C A 1TT1X i J.V.

And (TJGiLR Shoulders, and BreakfastiBacon, Snow-Flake lard and Sausage. Special Attention glren to potUng np, for family use, Superior Snoir-Flake 7 i i -XSTPIease leare BddresH at the store. Xo, 43 S. DplnnnK. sMA- and iArd Jars win be called for, tilled and delivered.

Also, for family nse, Ilams, extra-snpir cnreil, In winter supplies. Rest 43 Sou tit PelaWare tl Sonth Ileridlan Street Insurance Agency, Hubbard's First Floon i PHENIX, NEW, YORK. i COMMERCIAL i i SCOTTISH COMMERCIAL, Assets i AMERICAN, PHILADELPHIA, Assets. WESTCHESTER, NEW YORK, P7TT7 rva virw ivtv iiut, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE, Total Assets, ovei IrlcGilHard. Carpenter i Go.

2 i i NEW HOLiDAY CHRQMO. The best plctnre we havb produced, Subject- 4The Bird Fancier." ti Given away by he GREAT i ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA 4 Bates Bouse Block, W. Washington Indiana- na TJ ITXTKK. and TRAPPERS' Illustrated II Practical Guide to use an4 care ol arms and ammunition making and- using traps, snares and serving, stretching, dressing, tanning and dyeing skins and furs; fishing, with fifty enerjrlngs: 20 cents. Of bookseUers or by mail.

JESSjniAjiEY A 119 Naasao street, N. Y. I Notice of Election Notice Is hereby friven that tMe annual election of otlirerj of the Indianapolis Manufactarers' and Carpenters' Union-will be held at Mozart Hall, 37 and 39 Delaware street. In the elty of Indianapolis, on the evening of Monday, the 12th day of January, 1874, tor tne purpose ot ieiecuni ng a for Board of eteht (8) Directors snl one Secretary, the coming year. CF.

RESENER, President Freo. Schxio, Secretary. rv INDIANAPOLIS LARD oil Works. 1 S. 73.

seringJ Manufacturer of nure Lard Oils, dealer la Lard. Grease and Tallow, 183 and 133 West Pearl street, between Mississippi and Misacuzi aUe4a. Indiana polis. Indiana. I I i r- i jDIlS.

PEIIIIY TTEBI1 Office Room 20, over Ka 70 N. minolf st feJ Dr. Webb's residence, I Dr. Perry's at fflceY Na 808 Chestnut street 1 101 hours of the night N. B.

Chronic diseases 4 specialty. CHARLES MAYER CO. 29 W. WajOiliistqn iStreet, TFnoIesale and Retail, and Trimmings lot Costumes, Marbles. Tons, Ilolllnz Uooim.

Jnmplns Ropes, Uase and Foot Ralls, Uird Cages, Fancy Ras kets, Children Carriages, Per ambulators, FUning Tackle, Seines, nets. CITY TRANSFER OIIPAirY. The City Transfer Company ire -now ifully re- cared with first -class Hertnt Carri ages, Quiet Horses and careful drivers transfer pasfienfrerB and tnetr bairnure im ana arorn xne nion lie pot any panoi mei uy, The Office of the Company For the present 'will at the! I i I iSIasonllonse, South Illinois i i i Where nasseneers wUhlnr to leave the city on any of the ouigoing traias can leave) their orders at any hour of the day or night for am Omnibus or Car-riage to call for them and the same will receive prompt attention. We will also have at the Union Depot upon the arrival of all -incoming trains OMXJB VS3E9 AJTD BA (J QAQE VA QS( And will transfer Masenerers and thclj bsnnue to the hotels or to any part of the city, and we hope bv nromnt and close attention to the wants of the travelling public to receive a liberal share of pa tronage. J.

R. BOCIX40X, OenieraJ H.nva;er. i fl. GOODr, Dentist, Office, a- a Marundala's Block, PzacUced In Mad! son for It Keifra to Mad ison people generally, and to Governor Hendricks, Baser, Iiord 4 Hendricks, W.i W. Wooilen.

ien-aa4 ricks, Edmonds star. 1 f.I SuAlor, aa th premium at four lueceasfr SOIVS, GENERAL BROKERS, OOK. pay a large percent on their money do wU lots In this luharbat auch prices as to bring them J. H. LORD 7 ead and Cracliero, MERIDIAN STREET.

BOOKS STEWART GOS, A SHiraToisr ST. -h-- Richardson. Asa Gibbs IIJJERLIN DELAWARE STREET, Dealers In CURED HAMS. Street, IndlannpoHg. Block.

3.200,000 12,000,000 0. 000.000 1, 200,000 700,000 400.0OO 1 10,700,000 Fifty TlIHIon Dollars. GUNS AT REDUCED PRICES, -Will fler for th next IS Uy oar entire stoek of Ureeb and Ma sale Loading Snot linns 23 per rent, below KgoUr prleento rMlnecatoek. Mow is tn time to on y. SAMUIJL BECK SO.V.

,63 East Washington SL 1 IVEW. laimbeiv "Sards THE WONDERLT LUMBER COMPANY of Vkh Kan. have opened a yard In this city near the Pent Jreteht Depot for the sale of all kinds of Pino Lumber, Lath and Shinjcles. at wholesale and re-taiLj All kinds oPbuildfng lumber tlS per thou sand at retail. Lath and Khingles at manufacture era' prices.

Office ZlSouthEaststrcet WO.DBLT LrifBEB rton Empire Gang Saw Mill, Grand P-ipfd, INDIANAPOUS INSURANCE COMPANY, Jaot of Distooi)! and. Deposit A pat UTehet oar Duogrra. Buy and ell Exchange, deal In Commerofal Pa. gTuid make Collections la all parts of tho t'nJteU' Office In Company's building, cor. Vlrrlnla and Pennsylvania st.

Indianapolis. ''A wil. HEN titfiiiONi President -Aux C. To illctiecl Females MBS. ItK.

LEOXABD Treats all Female Diseasta. Addfwm hr Mil at No. 22 Oregg street on the uaarhuaetts avenuo mnwtor une, inaianapoiis, inaiana. qr- THORNE, I have opened a Ment Storo.at 23 Hortlt Illinois otro artd wmkeep'toe UA qnaMry of Meats and Pool. mj, iuu ueuver mem to may part oi tne city.

I ELLINGB We desire to call the attention rr mm.r Af dwellings to the fact that the I- Watertei Fire Inwaiice Quia 37. 1-L Insures dwellincs and farm property only. stcain. mills, stores, hotels or business property taken. Capital ond Anselo early $000,000.

IT Tonr dwelling; Is not insured, or the tclW i expiring soon, please do not insure until you sen what terms yon can make with the Watertewo. MORROW A lfcDOWALP.Art, Wal fllenns Block. WAR. WAR. WAK.

Hot with Spain, bnt wltn the Eleme WERT'S fa. Cement Felt and GraTel Eoofln: la far superior to any other fiat roof la u.e. Kew and re-roofing done as well in cold weather as lur summer. Our roof Is fire-proof. All work warranted.

For farther information call rn A It A JtS dt H'EBTt Hotel Restaurant, 92 Pcnu. street, roI.f Prop, JA Restaurant and Saloon, Sonth Jleridlan street. I4OUIH jLXTia9 Proprietor. REVERE HOUSE, ILLINOIS bixxst, cony an xjuzkkt. This hotel has been renovated aa4 newly furnished with ail improveaenak ft.

tt imsiT, Proprietor, Lai I At -1.