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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

VTNHOMAS DOWLING Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
IN GEORGETOWN, d. c., FRONTING ON
PROSPECT AVENUE, 35TH COR FAYETTE)
STREET., M COR BRIDGE) STREET, AT PUB.
Lie AUCTION.
On MONDAY, OCTOBER NINETEENTH 49,
1885. at FOUR O'CLOCK. in front of the prem No
ises shall sell he following described property -
Lots 80 and 81 fOrting 25 feet each Prospect
nue. by depth of 81 feet inches lot 80 fronting "a
feet on same avenue and running back same depth;
and lots 33 81 and 35, fronting 25 feet 35th Tor
elusive fronting on Cor Bridge street. lots 90 and
81 which corner lots have front Of feet by
depth of 20 feet and the intermediate lots have front
Of 20 feet same depth, all running back to tenfoot
Terms: Onethird cash. the residue in two equal pay
mens at one and two years with notes bearing inter
est and secured by deed Of trust all cash at OBJ
ton of purchaser. All conveyancing, &c, at pur-
chasers cost $50 deposit required each lot at time
Of sale.
ocIO-dts THOMAS DOWNING Anctionoa.
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.ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.

WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITE UPHOL-
STERED IN HAIR CLOTH, WALNUT CHAM
BIER SUITES. RECLINING CHAIRS, WALNUT
CENTER CENT TABLES, WALNUT BEDSTEADS.
BUREAUS AND WASHSTANDS, MARBLE
TOP SiDEBOARD, WALNUT EXTENSION
TABLES; DINING:RoOM CHAIRs. BODY
BRUSSELS CARPETS. BEDDING, WALNUT
WARDROBES, CHINA, GLASS AND CROCK
ER1 MARE kITCHEN UTENSILS. ETC.
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER FIFTEENTH. 1885
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, we shall sell at
the residence of lady declining excepting lily
st. NV, the above collection of household effects
Terms cash.
Oc1O-d WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.
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FATHER MACKIN's MISSION IN WASHING
ToE.-Rev. J. N. Mackin. who has been APP
pointed In place OF Father Boland as assistant
TO Rev. DR.. Chapelle, pastor OF st. Matthews
church. celebrated mass there yesterday morn
ing. FatherMackin was formerly stationed ct St.
Rev. Dr. Chapelle announced to the congrega-
CATION yesterday that Father Nackin now
comes commissioned by the archbishop to
church on the corner Of l6sh and v etreets
northwest. When completed Father Aackin
the completiQn az the chuTch - WI ect . -
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AL We ASK
Is n FAIR TRIAL
flour Is going up. We still sell Il Dbl best Family
s5V Putent Roller Extra, per bbl s.; Extra, 81 so
- $40 Best Sugarcured Shoulders, IN to Sc lb
New No. Mscksrel, zoe doA Good Green Tea 4Oc
ana oOc 10 Tea worth Soc 10. selling for Soc Choice
Golden syrup, 40c gallon. Pure Grape Vinegar SOS
gallon Green Rio Coffee. 5 In for soc Best Green
klO loc ID A choice drink of Roasted Rio lbs for
zoe lbs. Starch, 25c. shoe Polish made from oil
lVc bottle Western shoulders, &C.
INDIA TEA COMPANY
AS 9Th St, South Washington.
sth street cars pass the door. seca
WE ARE SELLING THE REST RFEINE0
w Leaf Lard. In and 10 pound buckets at &c;
SS1sarcured shoulders at &C. Also the Best Patent
Process Flour, per barrel, at S6.25 We guarantees
hot be eIcelled-
Coffee roasted and ground by steam daily
Prompt delivery of all orders
WALKER q WRIGHT
%lFlm 84S and $50 Louisiana avenue NV
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LADIES' GOODS.

MILE SIEAVIN HAS OPENED DRESS-MAK-
Nl Ing Parl0rs at 125 Se. where she is to meet
her patrons superior fitting guaranteed; prices mod
crate Reception and Bridal Trousseaus Specially
II ms
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AUCTION SALES.
9 BENsINGER, Auctioneer.

VIII De sold at the Bazaar, No. $40 Louisiana ave
nue., on TUESDAY MORNING, the THIRTEENTH
at Ten O'CLOCK, one Bay Horse, the property OF
the District government.
1t e BENSINGFR Ancf
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VTNRUSTEEY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il PROPERTY ON X STREET NORTHWEST
NEAR NEW JERSEY AVENUE
By virtue of deed of trust dated the Sd day ~
OF October, lSS2, and recorded in Liber I'LL
NO lO21 folio 222 ct seq, Of the Land Records GJ
OF the District of Columbia and at the request OF The
party secured thereby we will sell on WEDNESDAY,
-FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ, part of Lot two CD, in square
poo In the City of Washington D. c., being the east
20 feet front of said lot street northwest the
null depth of said lot Said part of lot is improved by
q twO-stOry brick building.
Terms Of sale: Onethird in cash. of which 500 must
pc paid when the property is Knocked Off; onethird
In one year and onethird in two years. with interest
or ali cash at the option or the purchaser Said de-
TERED payments to be secured by deed Of trust on
premises sold All cOnveyancin& and recording to be
at the cost of the purchaser Terms of sale must be
complied with in ten days, otherwise the property
VIII be resold at the expense and cost of the deting
purchaser
M MM T Ko 4; raa5MRsNYEY' Trustees.
OCT WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il Co., Aucts,
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Il Real Estate AuctiOneer

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. FRONT
ING ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE, BETWEEN
226. ave-
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER FIFTEENTH 80
at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, shall offer for sale i:ssE
In front of the premises, sub Lot q SQUARE $50 Rsa
veniences.
Terms day of sale.
oclO5t THOS E. WAGGAMAN Auctioneer
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
Rs.s. Fe.r.S q. Ne~s.uvs,.,~.

keoto teore0 u NeWfouu4la0o.
TROUBLE BrrwKKN CATHOLICS AND oRAxar-
MEN LOOKED roR AT THE COMING ELkcrIox.
OTTAWA, ONT, October IA The general cleo
ton for the Island OF Newfoundland takes
place on the 2lst inst, and ss the two parties
divide not o. much on political ground "a ON
the question OF Orangeism and Catholicism, a
that province OF some two years ago, In which
much blood was shed. will be repeated. To
avoid this, sctive grepesaiions are being made
stationed ut some convenient point along the
coast For several years past the unhappy
been the cause OF much rtoting In the colony.
Sir William whteway. the present leader Of
horsc t snn mas oeeh rd,ns .he
party has been driven into opposition. The
most extreme wing OF the Orange faction. how
not been ultra enough. When those diffsr.
ences ars added To those which ordinarily arise
In political campaigns, Il win readily be recoS-
stormy times in Newfoundland.
He Wanted 60 Initiate Jesse yames.
DALLAS, TEX, October 12.-Jesse W. Jones,
the youthful road agent, who robbed the sam
Angelo and brentwood stage running TO Cisco,
and who was arrested q couple OF days ago has
arrived from e. Paso, In charge OF United
Texas, and is only II years OF age. He read the
adventures OF Jesse James and other similar
books, which 50 affected him that he ran away
nom home and turned stage robber.
A COnnectieut Sporting MAN Deed.
NEW HAVEN, October 12.-Charies W. Brad.
ley, one OF New Ravens best known residents
died last night from congestion of the lunru.
Mr.. Bradley was 63 years OF age. For many
years he was proprietor OF the old Florence
house, which was one OF the most noted SPORT
Ing resorts Of the city. Mr.. Bradley was one Of
the ortginators of the Fat Mems association OF
Connecticut, and served several terms as its
president His weight exceeded 800 pounds.
much freunenfad ~ arf, "A
sporting men, and he became recognized as one
OF the sporting authorities OF the country.
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Threw Her BABY from ,ne T-ntp.

CHICAGO, Dctoter ia fcW dnAS a.O Whom
Conductor Bigclow's train WAS passing sterling
on the Chicago and Northwestern railroad, q
bridge carpenter saw the body 90 a child about
ten days old drop from tn" tnoyiag train. The
carpenter picked up the child aHc carried it 10
Eimhurst. sixteen miles from Chicago. where
II died. The conductor says hs saw "A woman
on bis train with a baby, aud when she got on
at Lombard she did not have the child. Tho
woman cannot be found, aud II Is believed she
Millully tried 70 murder Tie child
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WOOD AND coal,

f,EORGE CREVELING. wOOD Ann CO,I
~, Dtairt cLice and Yard lS22 I4th St NV foot
S-th $. tlre W God "a: Oak Wood, 80: Hickory Wosd
~ >Awed. Pine, 81; Oak ~: Hickory - 5o 49,
- eIaeed price to dealers Telephone connection 10
a. parts Of the city. ssI5:,,, "
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CLOSE CASH
= Buyers my large and superior stock Of Inmhar
100 anu Coal, which am selling very low prices
JOHN MILLER
,HaGes; 1920 I4h street northwest, 4ia street and
SS..N!l2Ed avenue southwest
4ib Depot and Mil south Capitol and au:3l -3nn
y nln TONS COAL FOR SALE CONPRIS-
DsOOO Ing every desirable variety, at the very
iyS fss prices ktndling and Stove Wood prepared In
H. eest MANNER. Quick and prompt delivery. Send
" VII oT'iers Office, liza Penna- ave. Branch
~, -, o3o PeHL.. ave. and 10th and K SITS nv. De
kIi3m a. T. suEpIrP
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

THE NV York AND
WASHINGTON TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY
ass NINTH STREET NORTHWEST
Sell Cream Java. 3;5c. Old Gov Java 2Sc and SOC
Choice Naracaibo. Csc per pound
Fine Rios from 10 TO % cents per pound.
Green COtfees, from 10 to 2Oc.
TEA>.-We have complete assortment Of I'm;
perals, Gun Powder, FOrmosa. Ooiongs English
breakfast and JapanS Our soc. Spring Leafs are un-
equalletl.
spices strictly pure
q. &c.
Carolina Rice, &c, SC. se23-lm
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The Church OF the Covenant
THE OPENING SERVICES HELD YESTERDAY Az
TERNoON.


Divine service was held for the first time In
the new chapel OF the Covenant, On N street,
near Connecticut avenue, yesterday afternoon.
The church was crowded with very fashiona-
BILE congregation, and the new chapel was much
admired: The services began ut halfpast three
o'clock, the opening prayer being offered by Rev.
DR.. Sunderland. The sermon was preached by
Rev; Dr. Bartlett, Of the New York avenue
know ye not that the body is the temple OF the
Holy Ghost" He held that the revelations Of
as the world progressed. Education was en-
tightening the world and bringing forth clearer
contributed In the past year for mission work
was evidence that the true faith was steadily
maintained. he held that the laws Of nature
were In subsection to the will Of God. The dis
course ended With an appeal to at the soul for
It's nnal Destination. Prayers were offered by
Rev. DR.. Sunderland and Rev. DR.. Craig. The
offerings OF the day amounted to $500.
me meeting OF the Presbytery will be held at
the chapel on Tuesday evening, to consider the
establishment Of the new church.
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Killed by a Curtous Aeciacr.

GALENA, ILL.,, October 12.-Ransom Wood.
having wife and two children, died Saturday
night At Savanna, near this city, from the Of.
fects of injuries sustained by the explosion OF
several dy Mantle caps carried In his pocket,
ana which he accidentally struck with an iron
bar while prying rock on the railroad A hole
was torn In Woods side, from which his intes.
tines nrotruded
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CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM.
PPRoTED PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE
NEAR THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY, BE
TWEEN TRUMBULLS STREET AND HOWARD
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NV Books
r, . Bl0od Covenant. CTrUmbulL)
me Pentafeuch Its Origin and structure.
vaysuents OF Religious Thought In Britain.
Wonders OF sculpture. (Siardot)
yyonssr, OF the Heavens. tFlamma&ion.)
Mountain Adventures (Headley.)
RazaFs Novels. tFere Giosiot)
t1ba--nr Eocers. tJOhnson-l
a Ipllv Fellowship tStOckton.)
yEiuIer Fern {StOddardD
AndrOmeda- (Flemingl
a Model Wife (Cervus.)
Color studies. (Janvier.)
w II MORRISON
oc5 40 fennsylvanie ave-
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THE EVENING STAR
BOOKS, &c.

,Ev ROOMS AND MAGAZINES.
y FINE ASSORTMENT OF STATIONERY,
~ ~, Pirfhday Cards and Scrap Pictures. at
mr., VfATING LIBRARY, 17I9 Penna ay
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For a Crime Com :nitted Years Ago.

EVANSVILLE ND, October 12.-George Hill
man, young white man, has been convicted
and sentenced here to the peniteatiary for ten
years for raping q mulatto gin 1--WE or six years
OF age. The crime for which Hillman was sem
fenced was committed six years ago. a; which
time he was only fourteen years OF age. After
accomplishing his purpose hc remained away
from the city until six months ago when he
returned TO visit his sisters. and was arrested.
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Puv~uiay Indian Horse Thieves.

ABILENE, TEX, October 12.-Captaln Claib
Merchanto,of the Ransome Cattle company has
received Information that Indians had stolen
eighty head Of horses r;om the conpany's
ranch In New Mexico. renr the Arizona line.
cowboys are pursuing tue Indians and a battle
IS anticipated IL the Redskins. are oyerhauled.
The horses stolen are valued AT $4,000
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nUNcAMoN BROS, Auctloneers.

oc1na Aah. WA u,,n - 1913 Al st. NV.
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NV AUTUMN Books.

.pxts.s Fortune" by Mrs. Mary J. Holmes Gan
- peller nv f. p Roe. Driven Back TO Eden"
TX y E,a "The Actress Daughter" by May Az
:, = seeming. Put Asunder," by Bertha Clay. "Mig
- go IN Saugree. "A Wayward Life" The
n yns =; Mary i2O sheets good Note Paper for 25c.
WANG ard Card Engraving in all the latest styles at
JOHN PARkER'S.
.a ST. and GIG 1th street n. W.
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- 4SO
OClO-dtS
The Indianapolis sentinel., 1885-03-19
Death of Frank Root.

Frank Root. one OF the Sentinel compost
tors, dropped dead at his residence, No. 227
North New Jersey street, about $50 last
evening. DIR. Todd attributes the death to
the bursting OF an abscess which had formed
on his lungs. Mr.. Root has been in the EN-
ploy Of the Sentinel Company for several
years, and has been ailing since last SspteU
Ger. He quit work q short time ago, intend
ing 10 take trip to Florida tor the 5snei
of ole health, and was to have left for thar
State on Monday next in company with his
wife. Mr.. Root was well liked By his fellow .
workmen and the craft generally. he having
oeen sn active member of the Typograpb-
ica Union, which organization will attend
his iuEersl in body. It is understood that
Mr.. Root was q member of the Masonic
fraternity, belonging to Lafayette Com
mandery Knights Templar he having
formerly issided in that city. The deceRse
will be inferred tomorrow.
The Indianapolis sentinel., 1885-03-19
Too Much Lock.

For some weeks past the County Tress-
urer's safe has been out Of order, the lock on
one of the inside dosrs becoming rusty and
refusing to work. Two days ago, by little
carelessness the combination was thrown
sno the door was fastened. There being no
method by which the door could be un-
locked. word vas sent to HRlFs Safe Lock
Company a. CipciaDSti for assistance, and
an expert came on yesterday. he spent the
entire morning trying 70 throv the bolts
back, but gave il up st noon, aud IN the
afternoon began to cut away the door. which
coDsists OF over half dozen heavy plates o.
chilled steel. This was q diSic1lt matter,
and tao men, with wedges eh.seis and
sledee ksIr mers. worked all afternoon, hut
only succeeded in partially removing the
6Tst plate. After supper the work was re
commenced, and the Cincinnati man CD.
nounced he would work on it al night, aud
hcFed 10 cor Ile.e the job today. The fun
The Indianapolis sentinel., 1885-03-19
ClTY IN BRIEF.

The old J., n. and 1. round house has been
torn away.
DR.. Phinney was fined yesterday for fail
ing to register as physician.
The County Board adjourned yesterday,
after q te ssicn OF seventeen days.
A small blaze In q dwelling house on
South West street called the Department out
about o'clock last evening. Loss inconsid-
erable.
The Adams Packing Company of this city
has fled certificate and articles of incor
porstion with the Secretary OF Stste. Cap
itsl stock, $4,000.
Marshall @. Woods ,isnounees az q cam
paign lie the report that be has been ten
dered position on the Metropolitan Police
force in Washington.
A. h. Harriet, a travelling salesman, re-
siding at 6s5E Massachusetts, avenue, died
suddenly st Van Vert, O., on Monday, hay.
ing been stricken with spinal meningitis.
According to the latest report of the State
Board OF Heslth OF the total deaths fssm
zymotic diseases last year (S,950) l sos were
American males, l,s,si American females
and 9S7 were single persons.
The Superintendent OF Police has rseeived
a letter from C. L. Hsugh, Superintendent
Of the Central Union Telephone Company,
asking him TO enforce the ordinance making
II unlawful for any person TO post bills on
telephone poles.
TIE Attorney General has presented
couple OF claims amounting TO shout s., 900
10 the County Board for payment. which he
claims were illegally charged to the State in
former settlements. The county recently
com promised similar GLAZING amounting 10
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50 SEQ for $500. TIE County B,,rd re.

50 SEQ for $500. TIE County B3srd re.
jscted the claims.
The Secretary of the State Board OF Agri-
culture reports that the present cold wave
has done considerable harm TO wheat. IL Is
etimated that Indians's wheat crop for 1885
will fall short Of lssfs of least 5.0oQ,OO0
bushels.
Fred Nicholson WAS arrested last night for
obtaining goods under false pretenses. Mr.
Braphsm, the complainant charges tha'
Nicholson obtained several loads OF coal
from him upon the representation that hs
wac an engineer.
Mrs. Harry Blackman aud Miss Maize
wilkins were driving along North Illinois
street yesterday morning behind very wild
horse, which took fright and ran away, up-
s't ttiDg the buggy and throwing them out.
Both ladies were seriously injured
The Indianapolis sentinel., 1885-03-19

25c for 10 bars German Soap.
25c for bars French ella soap.
25c for 5 bars OF B. T. Rabbits Soap.
25c for 5 lbs. Piels Starch.
25c for 3 lbs. of all kinds OF Preserves.
25c for lbs all kinds of Jellies.
2tc for 4 lbs. OF Mince Meat.
25c for lbs. Tsggarts Crackers.
Csc for lbs. Ginger snaps.
26c for lbs. New Turkish Prunes.
25c for 5 lbs. New English Currants.
26c for lbs. Dried Sugar Corn.
25c for lbs. Choice Carolina Rice.
25c for 3 lbs. California Apricots.
25c for lbs Choice Raisins.
Csc for lbs. Evaporated Peaches.
25c for lbs choice EvapofGted Apples.
Csc for 4 lbs. common Dried Peaches.
25c for lbs. common Dried Apples.
25c for l0lbs. Oatmeal.
25c for u lis Pearl Hominy.
2sc for j lbs. Pearl Griis.
CSC for Is lbs. best Pearl Neal
25c for 5 lbs Lima Beans.
25c for lbs. Baking Sods.
2sc for Il lbs. Washing soda.
Csc for lbs. Buckwheat Flour.
Csc for 4 lbs. mixed Bird Seed
2sc for 2 cans of Table Peaches.
25 for cans of Damson PIums.
Csc for qis. Navy Beans
15c for ! lb Baking Powder.
l5c per CT for fancy mixed sweet or our Pickles.
15c per OF. for bulk Mustard or Chowchow.
ice for doz. Pickles.
zoe per 10. Tor pure ground Pepper.
sec per 10. Tor pure ground Cinnamon or ALI
spice.
eCc per doz Tor best,Corn.
soc per doz. for standard Tomatoes.
Csc per doz. for Polk's or Van Camps Pumpkins.
6oc per doZ. for Lima Beans.
60c per doZ for Peas
60c per doz for euccotash.
15c per can for Imported Sardines.
25c for cans American Oil Sardines, q 10.
75c for y bhl. New Crop Family White Fish.
nj. M. w ILL A. M s.
The Indianapolis sentinel., 1885-03-19
THE SENTINEL AT NEW ORLEANS.

To accommodate the throng from the
northwest sho will desire to read their fs-
vorits homie paper while attending the
"Worlc's Exposition" the Sentinel has been
placed on sale In New Orleans at George F.
wharton q Bros, No. Csrondelet street,
between Canal and Common streeta.
The Indianapolis sentinel., 1885-03-19

OF the business is that there are g. 2.0O0in the
vault. The noise Of the hammering Is such
that the clerks can hardly hear themselves
from Cincinnati to replace the present one.
The Indianapolis sentinel., 1885-03-19

SENTINEL TELEPHONE OALLs.
Bgusipess oEee-....I64 Editorial Rooms rs
The Indianapolis sentinel., 1885-03-19
OLD PAPERS.

Good conditioned old papers for sale at
this Office at only 40 cents per hundred.
The Indianapolis sentinel., 1885-03-19

2Oc per doz. for Holland Herring.
25c for cans OF Mackerel.
sc for S-penny Macxerel.
SC for large No. 3 River shore MackeTel.
SC pcr 10. for large No. fat Ma ckerel.
f0c for % lbs White Rose Flour
Si50per bbl. for Best Flour.
sc per III. for Kinean & Co.'S Shoulders.
l0c per 10. for Kingsn & Co.'s Breakfast Bacon.
7szc per 10. tor tolb. can for choice Lard.
SC per 10. for 20 10. can choice Lard.
25c for lbs. OF choice Lard.
25c per sal. for choice Golden Syrup
s0c per gal. for Crystal Drips.
4oc per gal. for New Orleans Molasses
Acc per gal. for good Maple Syrup.
20c per gal. for white wine or Orchard Vinegar
l5c per gal for silver thread SaueTkrsut.
20c per 10. for Good Tea
Toe per 10 for Tea that sells all over town at o0c
Dot per 10. for roast va Coffee.
81 for 15 lbs. Granulated sugar.
81 for IS lbs. White Extrs sugar.
81 for 20 lbs. Extra Sugar.
Pot tai or verbal orders delivered in Hsughvillc,
North Indianapolis. Brightwood, IryingtUn, Bel
mont. or any part OF the city.
Orders carefully packed and shipped O. q. I'D.
per express. No charge for package or carriage.
Parties ordering G. o. d. must pay express charges
on return money. No orders shipped by freight
unless postoffice order, postal note or money sc-
companies order. All goods guaranteed 10 give
satn faction or money refunded
NOTICE. have moved my stock into large
IN and elegant rooms just across the street.
After this week my number will be 200 South
Engine House. Will sell goods ell week at old
sand, s02 South Illinois Street, opposite No.
Engine House. IL hotels, restaurants aud board
ng nousss net having time ,, to call, wilidroP me
w iiams will call on them. Orders delivered
promptly. TELEPONE 675.
299 SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET,
Opposite No Engine House,
The Indianapolis sentinel., 1885-03-19
A Very Careless DOG.


The dog employed by the lunch providers
OF the SentinePs night force to carry their
account book, played sorry trick upon h Q
master last night. He came down the stairs
rs ususl after lunch, with the acco mt h Dok
in his mouth. Just as proud as ever of his
work but when he reached the street , was
introduced 10 visiting dog from Evansville
OF some other port, and in the ensuing pre-
ceedings he forgot the book. He showed
up at the retaurant all right, bat minus
the book. The boys were hunting over the
street for IL at q late hour, but up to last ac-
counts they had not recovered IL.
Ryan, The Halter,
Il and % South Illinois street.
Spring Style Hats. Popular Prices.
Ryan, The Mems Furnisher,
2l and % South Illinois street.
Notice - Architects, Builders and Con.
tractors
Are requested TO call and examine the large line
OF building material, consisting OF Hardware,
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Glass. Paints. etc. at 64 East
VAJEy & NEW.
Estimates given at lowest market rates. Ask for
their illustrated catalogue o. $50 pages, IL have
not received Ii. No charge.
The Indianapolis sentinel., 1885-03-19
TAILORING
DEPARTMENT
is. kYRES & CO.

SPRING and SUMNER I'M
PORTATIONS open and ready for
inspection.
Our stock of Cloths and Suitings
is the largest in the State, and
varied to suit the tastes and demands
of every one.
We use only the Best Trimmings,
have only the Best Sewing Tailors,
and our Cutter is one of the Pest in
the West.
We propose to do nothing but first
class work, and our prices for quality
of work turned out are the lowest
ever offered in this city.
Lave your orders early before
the rush commences.