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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-05
/ SPRING SPRING
s'ITT'Y'I. /. I. 6
HHw3 TFTrw Eas-- --Fs
E'HE.sH. + E.E TT / >.
sss BROAD. ss7 BRoAp.
or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
enbneins everything appropriate to the
season, and we ask our friends and custom
en 10 remember tha, while We seek at this
season to select CHOICE GOODS, we are no.
unnindfnl OF economy.
We will enumerate in this column q few
specialties appropriate for this season. Ts
begin with
DRESS GOODS.
we:sill show this week full line OF JAG
QUARDs-all the new shades. This is
aspiring eloth. 81 inches wide. with en-
bfoidered howen, atsl.17.
81 INcH-wIDE TRTCoTs, all wool, in tan
and other shades, at e5c.;
Every shade In CRASH, 80 inches wide and
very fine, at 2sc.:
A handsome line Of CASHMERE and SILK
PLAIDS at rs and 35c.;
so pieces BROCADEs at &c.:
A small lot OF elegant quality INVISIBLE
CHECKS at loc.;
We are selling LADIES CLOTH in tan,
fan, beige, navy, and brown. at 2Sc.;
ALL-wooL BLACK BUNTING at 1910;
ALL-wooL BLACK BUNTING at 12xc.;
ALL-wOoL BLACK BUNTING at 12xc.;
ALL-wooL BLACK BUNTING at l2lc.
:: :: + s. ! + ( :. :. !.

ssss H ILL ( k ssss =: ::
HEAVY BLACK SILK (all silk at so and
ooc., the greatest bargain in the city;
Our 75c., 81, and s1.25 BLACK DRESS
SILKS are superior to any ever seen:
ELEGANT QUALITY OF BLACK RIA
DAMAs at 81 and s1.25;
HEAVY DRESS SILK, in navy, garnet,
myrtle. and coffee-brown, at sl-the
ssme would be cheap at s1.5s
A big job in SATIN-such as light and me-
dun blue, pink, cream, red. &C.. at
3sc.;
SUMNER SILKS, in stripes and checks, at
bottom prices;
TURKEY-RED TABLE-DAMAsK. "a
inches wide. three styles, at 33s.
PARAsOLs AND sUN-UMBRELLAs.
ALL THE NEW NOVELTIES in COACH
ING. PLAIN. CANoPY-ToP. LACE
COVERED, and TRIMMED PARAsoLs
and sUN-UHBRELLAs.
One ease OF Io-4 UTICA SHEETING in
remnants ct 24c., regular price s5c.:
All shades Of EMBROIDERED SILK for
fancy work and crazy quilts at 1Oc. per
dozen;
CASHMERE and SHETLAND sHAwLs
for the spring season. in all shades; a
special lot OF ten dozen blue, white, and
red. at esc.
A pretty line OF HANDkERCHIEFS at $,
$50. 12K Ie. 90. and 20e.;
SOLID BLUE, PINK, and TAN HEM
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFs, with
fancy borders, at 1211c.
HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFs en-
broidered in each corner. at 12Xc.:
We are adding large lots to our immense
assortment Of LADIES and Chill
DREN's UNDERWEAR;
We have Just opened so dozen more OF
MUSLIN APRONS, with ruffies, at loc.
100 dozen CHILDREN's DRAWERS. in
threesizes, at ioc. pair;
CHILDREN's DRESSES at 25c.;
AFGHAN and LACE PARAsoL-COvERs
for infants carriages;
Our well.known HOSIERY department Is
larger and better assorted than ever be-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-05

EOR RENT, THE RESIDENCE a
Il now occupied by Captain ]. y. Mayer, -
Libby Hill, one square from Marshall
Park, containing ten rooms; bathroom
and water in the house. This IL very de-
sirable residence, as there is from it one OF
the finest views in the city. Possession given
9Th Of May. Price. $500 per year; -
EDWARD q. GODDIN.
S7ssl& Lester street, Rockets.
an S.eod6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-05

EOR RENT, HANDSOME IRON a
Il FRONT STORE, with DWELLING -
above, No. 1425 east Main street.
BRICK SU0REH0USE No. l05 south
Twelfth street. with scales and elevator
recently used az a commission-house. APP
ply to SUTTON co.
an 5-Su TuAThS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-05

|. I. Y |: r
sER SIXTH AND BROAD SIRE
I. 1. S T I r
AND DURING THE WEEK. EVERY
DO not know what rnnENsE end VARIED
are. To these Ne extend = speelal tuvtfa
how low snd on what small profits We sea
To one and all We wish
AcEFUL AND nAFPY EAs
and wish them TO remember
ARGER AND NEWER INCLUDED SO
oNsIpERING QUALITY, ARE THE 10
cause we defy competition, and every article
tofore, for we had so much TO say in . little .
NArrIHGs
this season are especially handsome in eol-
orine and designs. We have purchased
In our usunl immense quantities, ana oner
cur usual bargains In them.
IfATTINGs In pattens like cafpets-RE-
vERSIBLE EMATTINGa. perfectly seA,n-
SOLID Colon GxrTiSGs in ali the new
pRichs Always THE LOWEST.
ALL GRADES, ALL KINDS, ALL PRICES.
AATTIN6s LAID AT VERY SHORT NO
oIL-cLorHs, sn kinds and qualities
WHITE ROBES. fti
LINON DI INDIA ROBES, complete, ready
for the dressmaker. Wehave purchased
an immense number Of elegnnt and va-
ried styles TO cell ct special prices.
ECRU and TINTED RoBES. We mention
,Sss ,pscsl I. SSslhisy, e $500 worth g. an
JERSEYS q
have had great boom with M this week.
No wonder. when we offered such elegant
qualities and styles at such phenomenal
ALL THE SAME STYLES AND QUAIL
TIES.
The coxT-BAcK JERSEY g, $50 worth
The sCxLLoPED-BRAIDED JERSEY st
The FRENCH cLoTh coAr-BAcK JER-
ALL cofoRs and BLACK ALLwooL
JERSEYS atsl;
BRAIDED JERSEYS at si.25;
FAwN-COLoRED COAT JERSEYS 1T o..
WHITE GOODS.
We shall this week offer some big pluns
In WHITE GOODS.
CORDED PIQUE at &C.;
PRINTS at &C.;
FRENCH MARsEII.LES at Sc;
POLKA-DOT sATIN-FINIsH PIQuES at
suPERB QUALITY IMPORTED LINoN
DI INDIA at &c. worth 1916;
Other and finer qualities At like values.
cial and choice lines OF LACE BED-SETS,
PORTED and DOMESTIC HOSIERY, and
see.
which every visitor receives an Eas;er-egg.
Err & SONS, Gel AND COS EAST BROAD
cheerfully responded to- Mail orders care
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DWELLINGS FOR RENT.

D"hh hhhiN0' ron ""Ni' II
No. ole east Leigh street; 10 rooms.
No. 405 north Twelfth street 7 rooms.
No. 500 north Ninth street; Q rooms.
No. west Marshall street; 10 rooms.
No. 5l7 west Marshall street; o rooms.
No. III west Main street; o rooms.
No. GA north Seventh street; 10 rooms.
No. sos north Fourth street; rooms.
No. I0l north Third street; 8 rooms.
Also, an ELEGANT SOUTH THIRD
STREET RESIDENCE and an EXCEL
LENT HOUSE, centrally located and In
first-class neighborhood.
NEW House ON Venable street near
Mosby, with six rooms; very convenient.
N. W. BOWIE,
ap3-F, ,Su&Tu3t Real Estate Agent.
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FOR RENT.

HVh nENA. -
TOR RENT, M
l. DESIRABLE DWELLINGS, m
IS To s65 PER MONTH.
No. 2 WOOD & CowARDIN FLAT, Main
street; 3 rooms.
4l2 Eighth street near Clay; IL rooms.
401 Clay and Fourth streets; IL rooms.
204 Third, near Byrd street; l2 rooms.
$40 Main, near Madison; 10 rooms.
S32 Grace, near Laurel; 10 rooms
liz Fifth, near Cary: 8 rooms.
306 Main, near Madison; 8 rooms.
326 Cary, near Madison; rooms.
llO1 Cary, near Cherry street; rooms.
Corner Park avenue and Harvie; 7rooms.
1901 Clay and Harrison streets; rooms.
2504 Grace, near Twenty NTH street:
rooms.
1928 Clay, near Norton; 8 rooms.
Pill Franklin. near Twenty-first' 9
rooms.
1871 Cary. corner jefferson street; 8 rooms.
627 Belvidere. near High; rooms.
23e Cherry, near Beverly; rooms.
1880 venable, near Eighteenth street;
rooms.
5OI south First street: rooms.
SMALLER HOUsES in other localities.
STORES, WAREHOUSE. and FACro-
RlEs. J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
Tor RENT, wEST-END PLEA a
IL SURE-GARDEN. including RESI- -
DENCE, PAVILION. TENPIN-ALLEY,
SALOON, &c. &C.
ap 6-st ]. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
EOR RENT.--N BRICK n
II DWELLING on Tenth street. be- -
tween Clay and Leigh, containing seven
rooms and modern improvements.
Also, BRICK DWELLING, No. $50 Cary
street, between Cherry and laurel, con-
tanning six rooms and modern improve
ments,
Also, DWELLING over John Does's store.
on Main street between Seventh and
Eighth, containing eight rooms. besides
kitchen and servants rooms.
Apply TO ii. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
ap5-It Eleventh and Bank streets.
TOR RENT, THAT LARGE n
Il AND DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL -
ING No. 1l3 Nineteenth street. between
Grace and Franklin, containing eight
rooms; besides kitchen with four rooms.
This house has Just been painted and pa
pered, and Is now in frst-class order. APP
ply to ii. SELDOM TAYLOR.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer. q
ap 5-3t
EOR RENT, THAT PLEASANT a
Il RESIDENCE No. sl4 south Third -
street Possession 18th OF April. Apply 10
GRUBBS 4 APPERSON,
Real Estate Agents.
No. Q north Eleventh street.
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GARMENT AND SUIT FOR THE spRlNe
or youths suit Of COED, reliable CASSf-
NisAiNas that CO. bs found anywhere,
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TOBACCO, CuGARA. &c
PAINrN.

~-o.oNnnNr1|<cSy--~ -SoS~>NN~<|.r>nn.N~
WE ARE AGENTS FOR LONG,
w MAN a MARTlNEz'S PURE PRE-
PARED PAINTS. the cheapest and beat In
use sold with Q guarantee 70 give entire
branda OF PURE LEAD, VARNlsHEB,
COLORS, and dPAINTERS' SUPPLIES. Sold
~ BoDEkEK BROrHERs.
NH 80 Druggi1ts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-05

EOR RENT, THAT PLEASANT a
Il RESIDENCE No. sl4 south Third -
street Possession 18th OF April. Apply To
GRUBBS 4 APPERSOS,
Real Estate Agents.
No. Q north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-05

include every desirable style Or naks a q
and the garments well maAe, 81 exceea
ABLE SUITS and GENTLEhENS FUh
sively our own make.
EMS DEPARTMENT. s1e.
handso9ue KILTsUfT for q child two and
af prices the lowest obtainsbie In this conn
-
ErL THE 18TH.
NEXT TO RAMOS q MOSES.
a BRoTHER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-05

T AND PLASTER. Afi ~ ~
Use KINGS STANDARD BRAND LAND
lew, and liberal discount 10 merchants,
~ Az f#- GEORGE u. KING,
a4oo 20 $500 WILLIAMSBURG eveune. city. 3
NH 20. SUITS VT ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-05

EsHfEE sEE + ! fHfs fsEI$ 90 +
We claim. and can prove, that we have
sRsred In this market. The largest and best
DIR combined, we will sell for 80. We VIII
TOR, with PORCELAINE WATER-C0oL
DoOR SOLID WALNUT REFRIGERAT0
FRENCH-PLhTE
These goods and prices We
kyep are In want OF any goods In our
aad prices have never before been offered
ROTHER
Se5 east b
s2s WORTH OF GOODS FOR 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-05

8 RAS BARRELS FRESH ROCK
.s xssS a.1 .AND IsIsS ssG r s Isos1ss sS ,SI x
yssSssl TT, rrssh ,v., 10, -ASGHeRr yMetSrtn HRASp
AMERICAN CEMENTS, CAICJNEu-
PLASTER, PLAsrERIN0 HAIR LArHg.
FIBAs-BRICk and CLAY. 1uLILt Is :,
Spot Seventeenth strees, south Dds Dosk.
Lump and Ground Piastsg. sumAe, And
Bari. mh ae
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CITY TAXES.

CASH AND 81 PER WEEK. $40. a
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-07-23

In long and pleasant interview be-
tween General Grant and the Confederate
General Buckner, who surrendered to him
at Fort Donelson, the former wrote on a
slip of paper these words:
have witnessed since my sickness just
what have wished to see ever since the war
harmony and good feeling between the
sections. have always contended that If
there had been nobody left but the soldiers
we should have had peace in year. - and
- are the only two that l know of who dc
not seem to be satisfied on the Southern side
We have some on ours Who failed to
accomplish as much as they wished or who
did not get warmed up to the fight until il
was all over, who have not had quite full
satisfaction. The great majority, too, OF
those who did not go into the war have long
since grown tired of the long controversy
We may now well look forward to a perpetual
peace at home, and national strength that
will screen us against any foreign complica'
ton
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-07-23

ever his faults, for the South whom he
conquered he had the kindliest of feel
ings. So far as he was concerned the war
was over at Appomattox Court House,
and if his party had taken up his cry,
"Let us have peace" the country would
have had peace long before it did, and
the bloody shirt and all that it implies
would have been buried long before it
was.
The judgment of the people is better
as to the merits of a man than the judg-
ment of the specialists, and the people
have said that General Grant was great
man; and in the military sense he was,
and upon that must rest his fame.
ReQIIieScdt IN pace.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-07-23

FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
OF SCHOOLS:
JOSEPH T. KINGSBURY.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-07-23
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.. s
B q ~ *.
SALT LAKE CITY,

General Banking Business Transacted
Foreign and Domestic Exchange bought and
sold.
Special attention given to the purchase and
sale of ores and bullion.
Returns for collections promptly made at cur
rent rates.
Telegraphic transfers made and commercial
and travellers credits issued, available in the
principal cities of the world.
Having in addition to our Bank correspond
ents, Express Agency in almost every
town West of the Rocky Mountains, affords us
special facilities for making collections and
executing commissions.
Accounts of Banks and Bankers mercantile
and manufacturing firms corporations, min
ing companies, stock growers and Individual;
received on favorable terms
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAE ESTATE OF
IN A. q J: c. $. HARRISON, by Robert N.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10
The Modern GRANDMOTHER.

The new grandmother has come to the
front of late years and made her presence
felt in the most emphatic manner. The old
grandmother whom we used to know has
been shelved. How she used to sit in the
corner, AWAY in the same place, with her
great kindly eyes watching the sparks flyup-
ward from the back log in the IRE place; how
she used 10 be demur and silent when there
was no company present; how she used to
take back seat when the beau came into
see the granddaughter, and how she used to
say Yes" when the granddaughter asked
her what to say to the beau-all these things
some of Us know ard remember. Bat the
new grandmother is a different sort OF par.
son. You found that out when you were
counting your vile. How often when you
called on the latter before your marriage aud
said something about going to che theater or
out for supper or out for drive did this new
tangled grandmother make the response in
irst person, plural number? When YOU
married. the grandmother was around. This
was all right. Now that some years stretc b
back of that event, in the evenings at home
you find that while the corrodiDg finger of
time is tangling itself in youT hair the grand
mother seems TO rear up in stateliness. SIZE
is quite hsndy in every respect. You buy
two spring boDDeis instead of one. You get
three theater tickets instead of two. You
get two opinions instead of one. In the long
and dreary winter this modern grandma
does non and then seek her couch, and you
do have chance TO hear your wife talk. But
oh, in the summer time, when the robins
nest again aud the green grass is growing
sn around, and she comes out-grandms
-sDd sits down on tbs steps, and
sits aud sits until 1.-The eternal dances OF the
midnight sky" sun down, and she continues
to sit until your wife says it is so very op-
pressive that ice cream would be a luxury
then you know bow sturdy grandma is how
ha4f he he he
much stouter than the poor old grandmother
You used TO read about when gen were a boy.
Brethren ION the quiet have we not on this
fist Sunday IN spring pounded responsive
chord in your bosoms? D5n't al speak a,
cLce-bu: haven't we7
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10
FOR TRADE.

Tor TRADE-2sO.Ac Farm in Greene Co ,
j Indiana Large Barn, Orchard, etc.
100 Acre Farm in same County. Good I'm.
prOvements,'
40 Acre Farm in same County, we'll i'm
proved, making IN the Three Farms $40 Acres
free and clean. For trade for City Property or
any kind OF Merchandise VIII give big bar
gain.
90 Acre Farm in Grant County, Indiana.
Fair Improvements. For Goods, give or take
Cash Difference.
160-scre farm in Butler county, Kansas, good
improvements, close TO railroad, for farm in
Ind ana. Give or take cash.
Ia room brick residence on one OF the best
streets IN the city. Stone foundation, slate
roof, cellar under all the house, brick ban j,
corner lot. All modern ifnprOVentS. fCf small
or house or farm. Come aud see us quick.
S2j 600 stock OF gents furnishing goods, in
good city, doing large business, for city or
farm property. change Of business cause of
closing out
4o-acre farm, we'll improved, in 20 miles of
city, clear, for grocery,
Stock OF Unfinished Wagons and Buggies
amounting 10 - 900.
A BrOoksiGe Lot for ANYTHING.
Stock Of Groceries for Western Land.
House of rooms and acres of land on
Illinois ST. fer farm. Give or take cash.
MILLS 4 LEWIS. SO East Market St.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10

ri Office OF SALE OF REAE ESTATE OF
IN A. q y c. :. HARRISON, by Robert N.
Lamb, Re ceiver.
In pursuance Of an order OF the superior
Court OF Marion county, Indiana, made on the
9TH day OF May, 1855, and entered in the Order
Book of said court No. 100, page 81, will. on
the 18TH day OF May, 1885, between 10 o'clock a.
10. and O'Clock p. M, at the law Office OF Hill
4 Lamb, Nos. and CiaypooI Block. corner OF
Washington and Illinois streets, IN the city OF
Indianapolis. Indiana, sell at private sale, for
not less than the appraised value. the follow
ing real estate, situate in Marion county, Ind
lana, held by me as receiver OF a. 4 j. {. =.
Harrison, to-wit: Lots Nos Is and IL in Wi
ley Martin 6 sub etc. known as No. 377 West
street. Lot No. in VIM. L. Gibson's sub. or
as No. 800 College avenue. Also lot No. Il in
James II. Ruddel's subdivision of block - In
JOhnson's heirs addition TO indianapolis.
Also lots 10 and 81 in Levi, Wrigh Us suO-di-
vision OF the north half of block No. % in
Johnson heirs addition TO indianapolis.
Also lots Nos. ?, 4, 5, s, Z, and 10, in Geo. w.
PaTker's Subdivision of lots l. ?, 4, ), G. I and
s, in Buters north addition 10 the city OF In
diaBapOlis.
one-thiTd acres in the northeast corner of Sec
ton IS, I. 10. n. RAE
Also lots Nos. - to Is inclusive, and Nos. 81
o. 10, 40, l5l l5i, lGi, l62 l6S, -. 2s %, $50
and 237. In Ingram Fletcher's subdivision OF
block Nos. and Of ingram FIetcheI's Oak
Hill addition To Indianapo Is
Also lots Nos. u, p, 2G, ~ - % and 81 in Til
ford and Thr2sher's east sdoit ion TO IrvingtOn.
Also the undivided half OF lot No. -. in AL
Also the undivided half of lots Nos. % and %
in VIM. NJ Jones's subdivision OF Cresss adj
dition to indianapolis
Also the undivided half OF lots Nos to -
inclusive; No. IL TO IS inclusive, Nos. IS TO %
inclusive; No. 81 TO So inclusive; Nos SO, 81, s.
80, 81, % 81, 30 and 90 all in Augustus D. Woods
second addition TO the city of indianapolis.
Also the undivided half of lots Nos. II, y, r.
Il 10 10, ., -, % 70, y, - IN George r Adams
addition to the city of indianapolis
Also part OF lot No. in the east front of the
city of Anderson, i'm Madison county, Indiana
And IN case any of said real estate Is not
sold on said 18th day OF May, 1885, viii, at any
time after said day, sell sald real estate on the
same terms aud conditions.
Terms OF Sale---One-thlrd cash in hand and
the balance in equal payments In six and
twelve months from the day of sale, and for
the deferred payments the purchaser VIII b /.
required TO give his note bearing interest and
cOllectible without relief from valuation or APP
pralsement laws, and secured by a mortgage
on the premises purchased.
ROBERT y. LAME,
Receiver OF A. * j. G. =. Harrison.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

(NALL st northwest corner Delaware and Ohio
~ streets for nursery stock. A full assortment
kept and sold at enc half price charged by agents.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10

NIANTED-storage of any kind OF merchandise.
w household goods. first floor; easy OF Access,
cheap insurance. 60 North Illinois street.. NOE.
BROS.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10
ar The SUNDAY SENTINEL asa

Offers advertising in its Want Col
umns FREE to those desiring situa-
tons, asking information, private
families wanting help, renting rooms
or desiring bOarders. Also articles
lost or found. Other advertisements
III the Want Column inserted at one
third the rate asked bv other news
papers in indianapolis. These ad-
vertisements reach each Sunday from
So, 600 to 70, 900 readers.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10
FOR SALE.
OR SALE Jersey COW. $50 North Illinois.

EoR SALE Jersey COW. $50 North Illinois
Tor sALE-eoat; good female; cheap. 80
l. Douglas street. 8
CiHICKERING Piano on payments 10 North
~ Pennsylvania street 10
TOR sALE--Liquor store: cheap. Gail at sc
IL North Delaware street.
I OR SALE-Paying manufacturing business;
IL want only $500. Address NJ. this office. 70
TOR SALE-Or trade; two restaurants doing
I good business. Call AT l23 South IliRois
D,OR sALE-A valuable patent right Apply to
" patentee. e. s. KNOWLES, 1907 Moyamensng
avenue, Philadelphia
DOR sALE-Cheap boarding house. with saloon
4 fixtures; half square south OF Union Depot.
Address q, this Office. 8
EOR sALE-Turk's Island Sea salt. for bathing
Il PURPOSES, very hne, any quan'ity. NOEL
BROS % North Illinois street.
ENOR sALE-Fine stylish fast young mare: gen.
II tie and sound fifteen and three-fourths hands
high. 100 South Illinois street. Ii
E'oR sALE-At retail. -four and grain. hay and
IL feed ground oyster shells. Imperial egg food
o. North illinois street, NOEL EROS.
EoR sALE-New cook stove kitchen safe. Ia
L ble new comforts, pillows, pots, pins, Kettles
and other articles: bargain. 10 Russell avenue.
EOR SALE-55l Illinois Street rooms,
Il alley on south and east. Bargain at 5000.
JOHN $. SPANN q Co,
II Bates Block.
IroR sALE-specisl Bargains in TrauD's &
IL Mccormick Addition, west OF river. Long
time. Lot on Linden near Prospect, 53xlSlE,
$500.
TOR SALE Chicken feed; everything known TO
IL the poultry raiser for feeding fowls, Can be
had in any quantity at NOEL BROS, % North IL
inois street.
UNOR SALE-Choice lot in Johnson Heirs Ad-
il dillon, on Park Avenue, Broadway, Col
lege Avenue, and Ash Streets, at lowest mar
ket price,.
A UCTlON sale OF real estate: lots in Martin
streets. Monday. May H. a. 10 O'Clock, on the
ground. E. B. MARrINDALE n CONS.
NOR SALE Normal school i'm Indiana.
II Well established; large attendance. VIII
net purchaser 81 500 10 e. OCo per year. Stamp
Tor particulars. TEACHES BUREAU,
Worthington, Ind
U'OR SALE-House OF three rooms No 2si
L. Pendleton Ave Lot s. feet by rs feet deep,
corner of Newman Street. Price $500. Will
sell on monthly payments OF $40, with small
down payment.
LfOR sALE-Bskery; half interest or all OF it;
II good trade: using eighteen barrels OF -four
every week; one OF the best bakeries TO make
money in the state Of Indiana. Address BAKERY,
Box a. CrawfordSville Ind. 80
FOR SAIlE-By Alex, Metzger-
Valuable city lots.
business property.
Dwelling houses.
Farms and garden plats
In every locality,
And at prices to
Suit purchasers.
Call on us and get
A printed list.
TOR SALE-30O City Lots In ID. :. Beaty's
i Addition to the city OF indianapolis. A
large NUMBER OF lots in this addition have been
sold by us at auction for prices ranging from
$40 TO 500 apiece to persons who have built
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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10

TOR SALE-3OO City Lots In ID. 5. Beatty 5
i Addition to the city OF Indianapolis. A
large NUMBER Oflots in this addition have been
sold by us at auction for prices ranging from
SO TO 500 apiece to persons who have built
neat cottages on them, thereby increasing the
value of the remaining lots. The luxuries of
owning a home can here be accom- plisned with
small savings, as plenty time Is given to make
good the purchase.
The sale to take place Monday. the 25th
day of Nay, 1885. on the premises Plats fur
n1shed on the DAY of sale or at my office, where
all information is given.
ALIEN. METZGER, Agent
HUNT & MCCURDY, Auctioners.