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The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-09-30

Miss Maggie Quackeubush has
charge of Department No. 10,
the Jersey department. In
order to be prepared for the usual
fall and winter demand for these
goods the management, in per-
son, superintendent the purchase
direct from the factory in all the
latest styles and qualities. Miss
Quackenbush is an artist in fit
ting these goods, which, together
with the surprisingly low figures
they can be sold, makes this
Dept. complete in every respect.
A choice from among the larg-
est assortment of Birds and Fancy
Wing Decorations for Hats and
Bonnets in the city can be found
in Department No. II, which Is
presided over by Miss Maggie
Lindsay and fascinating corps
of assistants. Miss Lindsay has
been engaged i'll this branch of
the business for number of
years, and her services are in-
valuable, both to the palace"
and the lovers of fancy hat trim
mings. Miss J. Sinsheimer is
the botanist in charge of Depart
ment No. II, the gorgeous gar
den of Artificial Flowers. The
assortment of these goods has al
ways been a special feature of
this establishment, and the past
success is all that is needed to
recommend this department
above any similar south of New
York. The amount of stock car
ried is colossal, and from the as
sentiments can be found a choice
that is sure to please. A wilder
ness of Children's Trimmed and
Untriinmed Hats can be found on
the tables and racks of Depart
ment No. IS. The feature of
this department Is the special
days for cheap prices, when
children can be provided with
hats at figures which cause eiac-
ulations of surprise. Miss Lizzie
Tilley, with her experienced as
sistants, has conducted this de-
partment with an ability that re-
fleets credit upon the proprietor
for employing such valuable
young ladies. A boundless as
sortment of Pattern Hats and
Bonnets and Trimmed Goods in
general comprises the stock of
Department No. II, which is pre-
sided over by Miss Adelia Pin
kus, a practically experienced
young lady, who, with her assist
ants, finds it easy to please the
public in styles that can be found
at no other house in the city.
The stock Of this department is
very large. An immense display
of Ladies', Children's and Misses
Cloaks can be found in Depart
ments No. IS and 10, which are
presided over by Mrs. Falk aud
Misses Sarah Hirsh and Jennie
Bopp. The assortments in both
these departments are from the
latest styles in these goods, many
of which were imported, and to
which the ladies are invited to
inspect before going else
where to purchase. A first
class fit is guaranteed, and
the prices are such as can bat
please. Another speciality of
this house of endless varieties Of
stock developed is the manufac-
turing CT Straw and Felt Hats
and Bonnets. Though this
branch is under the able super
vision Of Miss Mollie Jones and
Miss India Scroggins, Mrs. King
gives her special attention, hav-
ing had a lifelong experience.
She deems the work turned ont
from the department unsurpassed
by none. Seventeen assistant
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-09-30

prietor Of this elegant and
capacious establishment, is
Of German extraction, hav-
ing come to this country from
his birthplace, Baden, Ger
many, in 1850. BY close at
tention to his studies he had
attained fair education,
which, together with his in
dustrious, thriving DISPOSE
ton, was all he possessed to
recommend his future in this
great country. He came to
Washington a few months
after his arrival in this coun-
try, and at once found en-
employment as a clerk in the
then large branch clothing
house of Moses Ring, which
was situated on Pennsyl-
vania avenue, between sd
and ~ SITS. n. W. Here he
displayed his efficient quail
ties, and a few months after
entering the store his SER
vices were recognized as so
valuable by his employers
that he was promoted to the
head clerkship Of the cstab-
lishment. BY economy, at
the expiration of two years
connection with this house,
he was happy to find thathis
savings amounted to suffi-
cient to give him a start for
himself in the world. This
fact he communicated to his
employers, whose main store
was in Baltimore, and in re-
ply he received a letter stat
ing that his services were in
dispensable, and offering him
a copartnership in the store
he had entered two years
previous as a clerk. The
offer was accepted, and his
progress in life from that
date has advanced with a re-
markable rapidity. Mr.. King
continued his association
with the firm, then known as
Moses Ring & Co., until the
year 1883, when he recog-
nized the advance ofbusiness
prospects of the National
Capital, and much to the re-
greet Of his partner he sew
cred his connection with the
firm, and opened two stores
in the business in which he
was then experienced. One
of these stores was on the
site of where the St. lanes
Hotel stands. The other was
on Penna. ave-, between 9th
and 10th SITS. In both places
his business was crowned
with success. A few years
after the close Of the war the
advisability Of opening the
millinery trade presented it
self to this enterprising per-
sonage and, grasping the
opportunity, he at once
closed out the clothing trade
and entered into the bust
ness for which his abilities
were SO well fitted and which
has proved SO prosperous as
to cast him before the pub
lie as the proprietor of one
Of the largest retail millinery
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-09-30

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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

$40; 125O TO 1.soo lbs IS 509e 90; EXPORT. IS 7sa
s 20: Texans So GOAT -. Saeso -Rsesios, 5000
bead shipments so head. Market drn; inte-
rior 81 %: common TO medium: s2s5o9S 90 choice,
So 6Ogs 80.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Feb. 20-Csttle-Noth-
ing doing. Receipts, COO neao; shipments, so
Hogs-Firm; receipts 4, 800 head; shipments l, COO
head: philscaluhiss S 259j 40; Workers. s5I0 Is;
sheep-Slow and unchanged; receipts, 2,0CO
1esd: shipments, 240) hesd
NEW YORK, Feb. 20 -Beeves-R Receipts, $50
head. Market dull aud lo9l5c lower Der cwt. !;
extremes, 81 $500 IS for SEER 8 eOg3 - for
sheep Receipts ESQ head. Market about
steady, With fair trade al 8 69G5 IS per At Tor
sheep and S. $500 IS for lambs.
H0gs-ReceiDts 4.0o0 Market steady a. s $50
IS.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 2O-The Live stock Indi-
Gator reports;
export steers. s. 900 20, good - eaOice ship
ping. IS 0035 20 common to m-i tu, 81 q ,
90; stocKers and feeders, s. Sj95 As cows = 6OS
8 45
Hogs-Reoeipts, Goo head Market steady at
8 loaf 50.
shesp-ReceInts. 2,6CO head. Market lower, fair
TO good, s. 4oG3.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 20 -Cstsle-RsoeIps. COO aesd
shipments, u, 600 head. Market easier exOOrJs,
IS 1896 10; good 20 choice shipping. So 25g5 20.
common 10 medium, 81 5.G5 butchers steers, ia
4 %: stockers So 50@4; feeders, 8 259i 20 com
fed Texans, 2i94 Cd.
sheeD-Receipis. l. SEQ head; shipments, none
Market steady. common to medium. g seas p
choice, = 50g4 Is; extra, s. so.
Hogs-steady; Workers, q 65Gi 50; packing
s. 7094 so; heavy, 500 % Receipts, 5OO) head
shipments, A. 400 head.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21
C0HwFRcIAL.

sluterS continued heavy sway bss decreasing
erect on TIE dry goods trade. but cheerful aud
eNuecfani feeling buOys up the spirits Of the job
bers Groceries as 3 general thing are tending up
ward. Esss, however, is kept very quiet by
the unpropitiouE aspect Of the weather
GRAIN.
Thsst-we note Tegy little change, except that
offerings are a little freer. and 70. red rules
shade easier. Futures N no favor. Receipts are
light. New YORK 4 lower; Baltimore ,c OIL.
and Chicago stea6y-
Corn-Considersble setvity IS seen in this
cereal. with buyers willing pay fun quotations
fer al cash shipments. Sellers few, and only
small lots offered. Futures dull. New York
ssesdy; Baltimore &c of, aud Chicago steady.
Osis-Firm and setive. aud under light receipt
We noie good demand. to.h local and shipping.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21
Oils.
AETWFRP. AL. s0-Petrolera-I5.. -.

ANTWERP, Feb. 20 MISUNDERSTANDING.
WILMINGTON. y. ca Feb. 10 ruTpentine-
Firm at &c.
PlTIsBURG, Feb. 29-FetroeUm - excited
stroDs ana hlaher; a. 7. r. opened At T2}5c, d.
clned 10 7Z}so, rallied aud Advanced - zoe,
Transactions neavy.
OIL CITY. Pa, Feb. 20.-Estional Transit Ger
tincstes opened a. 721zc; highest % &c; lowest
&c; closed at 7o4C. sales. 333 .25J bOls; clear
ances, not given; runs. IS. 81 Dbls.; shipments,
SIS $50 bbls charters, 95 f36 obs. Oh City TX
ange Stock-NO old; none offered,
BRADFORD, Pa, FEB %. Crude OH-Excited
and higher. two important wells betng reported
dry IN ThrOn Creek field. National Transit and
Tldewster runs. Thursday, 56, lSi 0ols.; ship
ments, Is 555 bbls.. Charters % $50 Dds. clear,
snces 2604.O00 bblS. The sales today aggregated
over 5,C0s coo bbls. National Transit certificates
opened al 714c. and closed al 15}Ec; highest price.
76Lc: lowest price, ne
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

MEMPHIS Feb % Cotton Firm a. l05se
ReCeipts 80 bales. shipments. 1850 bales; STOCK
q, 6eJ bales, setss, 2,llU 0ales.
ST LOUIS. Feb. D Cotton firm az 10 lice
Sales, - 900 bales. receiD-s zoo bales: shipments
90 bales: stock, 35,sC0 bales.
GALTEsTOS, Feb. otop-Duii, steady
and prices UNCHANGED Receipts 55f oales: ex-
ports continent, 2S5 bales sales, 355 bales stock,
20 $40 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 2n.-Cotton-s, esdy aud
unchanged Receipts. 3 400 hsies: exports 70
Great BIitsin, 526 bales: continent, 1000 bales.
Sales 5000 bales; stock, 1s0, 100 bales.
NEW YORK. Fen. % cotton tue Fcst saws:
Fu-rre deliveries arc IN moderate smaud, prices
adv anced 400 10 21O0c, and lOsi again l-lOle,
selling al third call August a. 1L17c; september,
lI.34c; February. offered J. 29c. March. ll55c;
April, Il Ale: May. 11.50c; June, il 6tc. July,
ll.6ec. October. 1850 aud November aud Deeem-
Futures closed steadv February and March 4-l0Oc.
balan &c 2 1Coc 10 1le0c higher than yesterday.
50 leS S. 40 bales.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21
An Offensive Breath

Is most distressing, not only TO the person
afflicted If he have any pride, but TO tho. q
with whom he comes II contact. Il IS a del
icste matter 10 speak OF, but II has parted
not only friends bat lovers. Bad breath sad
cataErh are inseIarable D. Sage's Cstarrh
Remedy cures the worst cases, as thousands
can testify.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

It soctbes the pain Il reduces the swell
ing. 1t imbers the stiienej tendons and
muscles. All this AthlGphoros does IN any
case of rheumatism or neuralgia Bat l.
does more and better things. II goes 70 tht
root Of these diseases in the blood, aud oon't
stop Til healthy circul atom is restored. G.
S. starr, y State street New London, Conn.
writes "A friend WOO hed suffered fer
years with rheumatism Who had had the
best physicians in tbs Sts,e, aud hospital
trestment besides withoor relief, found in
slant aud wonderful relief from AEhlO.
uhoyOs %
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

There is nc call to use long wo-ds IN speak
ing OF ParBers Tonic. It sells on its merits
ard cures by its virtues. Nc family can
make mistake BY keeping a bottle in the
house. For coughs COLDS and al troubles
OF the bowels, stomach, liver and kidneys,
il is exactly what YOU want. Fec yourself
your wife and children.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21
Rheun.sL-n onleklr caraa

r. ere hes never becn uis6 icine sor rhe1Dfa-
tsu Introduced in this stste that mas given suc0
uuiKeieRl tGtsiscticu IS Dlrsug's Rheumatic
Remedy. Il stands cut alone as The one gre .
fen Cy that actually cures this dread disease. Il
is taFen internally and never has ead mover ear
al 20 cure tire worst C6eo T. Tie SaOriesf time. y
las tie Enforcement and commentator 81
many leading physic ans in ills State and 80
wheIe. iI is sod by every druggist az 81 y rte
Tor free fofty page psmph Pr IT, z X. tEi-Fh -
slime Druggist. washington. D. g
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

The proposition has been advanced ,Aat
work horses be sold bY weight. L IS we'll
enough IN come respects 20 charge nlUre for
q large horse man a small one. but the dis
position, soandness, age, breed and O-her
conditions will also have 10 be considered.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21
Elsewhere

CHICAGO. FEB, 1.-THE Drovezs' Journal re-
ports:
Hoss-Rece.pts, 1900 head: Ehipne7H. 600l
head. Market firm: good grades stronger. rough
packing q 45S98 S; packing and shipping,
s. eOG35 co. light. s4 IS: skips. g. 59S 20.
Cattle Receipts, $40 hesd; shipments. 5000
head Market generally steady: steer, $50 70
zoo rs, s 25a3 So 100 70 l.sge rs, s. oe9
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

The United States Commissioner of Agri-
culture says that while 4 some Of the States
the purs bred and high grade cattle are but
per cent. of the whole, l. 0hiO aud Ken.
lucky 1t is 80 per cent, in Indiana % per
cent, in Illinois 80 per cent. and Msssachu.
setts 81 per cent. of the whole number
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

ocrn. 2OlO b.: oats. none. snfDnenx-Theat
,. cor b.; corn S0CC b.: oats, none.
LOUISVILLE Feb 20 -Couon-Dull al 20 q
lC5r Whesf-Firm. No red So. C0rn-NO
mixed, s5c; No. , white s6t9e Osts-NO. ,. SIC.
PloviEions-Siea3 Mess Pork-Sl3 so. Bulk
meats-Sboulders s.: clear rib. g. g. clear. g..
n-Shouiders. = 5O clear rbs. g. So; clear,
s. So. Hsms-sll. LsTd-Prime lea, 5 30.
KANSAS CITY. Fen. % wheat steady cash,
CSC. Nsrcn. 6s1S 063l4c. Nav. Sc Corn-Srea1y
caSn. 3l@aI1se. March 50s Z 3ay. q 6, june
81 C. Oats-Dull and uomir al az &c.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21
Hersford,s 20 Phosphate.
ADMIRABLE EEsI Its IN FRYER.

Iir. J. J. Ryan, St. Louis, No, ssys Il
vslescence from wasting sDd facilitating
diseases, with admirable Essnlts. alan + 4d
il a tonic 70 an safeebled condition OF the
geniiai organs.n
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

In pruning trees aim to distribute the cut
tings sufficiently throughout the entire tree.
If there Is twice too much top it might be
TeoUced by cutting OF al the branches Oh
one Size. leaving the other half untouched.
II s. nee looks too Thin another years growth
VIII IT, IL up. Rural Record
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

Eggs-Fa7fng sc per doz; from store. SOC: and
slow sales.
Buter-CFaaulery fancy, 27e91Sc' choice Is q zoe;
dairy, selected l561Sc; country, fancy, 11c;
sweet roll, lie; m61ium grades, 635c; low
grades, 2e74c per II.
Poultry-Hens 81, per %. ROSTERS 4e: spring
chickens, SC; hen tuTkeyG &c: tom turkeys. Sc;
old geese. and vell-feSsSsred, Per d0z, So Oh;
ducks. per doz.. SO IS
Rabbits-76c per doz.
Squirreis-75c per doz
Festhers-Prime geese. 45e: izjxed ard ducks,
n02Sc.
Rags-1KQls<c.
Wool-Tuo- washed and picked, sc. unwsshed,
medium, 20c. unwasned common, &C, IN gGE1ed
ane, 16c; Cotswold, Sc; DO. coarse, iss9lsc; co.
cotton heeces. 14lGl5c
The Provision Market.
Below are me present iopptng prices:
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

Aliens Brain Food, Botanical Extract,
positively cures nervous debility and all
weakness ~ general system; either sex. 81:
Tor - DIulgisis, or ~ nail from j.
Alien, 3lJ Fret avenue, EsT York.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21
rarefxn Nan-r end ssocks.

LcSDoT so 23-ConsOis. 9St &c: account.
g. ni6ed states Boudt-Ss IA fASs,
ssi.r'sd EoHcs- Csnsdian Pacific 20 ::
~ as ST. -. Paul, 80; SsE YORK
& - r. silver as
sARIs. Ser. % -AenIea. ST.. &C.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

The Board OF Directors of the American
Jersey Cattle Club Otfe-s ? premiR R of 3 %
for the best essay AID 200 for the second,
tie etssys TO relate 20 Jersey cattle; all com
munications to be sect n as tAe property of
tEo assOcistfOu
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21
!. 2. RYAN & CO,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

% end g East Maryland 81. Indianapolis.
Grain Flour. Feed. Produce. etc storage Tor
-four and merchandise. Cur rooms are large, airy
and clean.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

IN many sections OF New England Western
corn IL being bought 10 ia-ge quantities aud
fed TO sheep.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

NEW YORk. Feb. g Dry GCOGs-NOtwith-
standing the drawbacks 10 shipments by the in
teruptiOns 10 TRANSPORTATION there has been 4
very fair volume OF new business. but The most
fOrWRrdings are made by ieng ,hene1 routes.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

Rheumatism is primarily caused by scidi Y
of the blood. Hoods Ssrssparilla purihes
the blood, and thus cures the disease.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

Rve-So steady: &c bid nothing offered.
Bran net, SD so no sellers.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
furnished by a. {. Kinney Il Co., Grain and Pro-
vision Brokers. No. 9 Chamber OF Commerce.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21
LIVE sroCK.
GadsanapaIis Live STOCK sHarket.

Indianapolis Live STOCK sIarket.
UNION SToCK-Y AsDa, Feb. q
OATTLE-Receipts. 200 head; shipments. 1850
head. But little d9ins, quality only fair. Msrks-
steady or butcher grades, while shippers were
80 81 hui the SAFE rrtcas
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

iPAN-EAEDLE AND PEe1seEIFA.;lA Li-ss-l
Depart. arrive
New YOTk, Philacelp's,l
Washington Bslu-
more, PirtsbuTg and
Columbus Express As an. - j SO q. m
Dayton &COlumbus Exs+ 1915 AN. - z;S5 pm.
Richmond AccOmIno-
dation......... 400 D.m- sex 9;4o an
New York, Philadelp'a,
Washington, BGlti-
more, PttsbuTg Co
lumbus & Day ton tx q SIS Pm. - 1910 pm
Dayton ExpTess........ - $50 pm. rs &c 20 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION, VA EOECHO,
Louisville and Chicago
Fast ExpTess....-.-..- - u 90 p-Tc - GO al
Louisville and Chicago
Express, p C............l llsI5 an S.oo pm
~Daily. N~Daily except Sunday, E Sleeping car
81 Hotel car.
For tickets and full information call 81 TIC he5
ofrCt Penn. Lines, northeast corner Washington
eno Illinois streets. OF Union Depot ItcEet once,
Wabash, ~. louis ana Faoinsc tsaliWays
Benartl Arrive
Det. & Chi Maj. s:lssm Oct *, s........ S:OOam
TOl, FtW.&ME TX 2l5pm Pacific Ex...... Ill SCAM
De-. tx, Z va 7:I5p1n Det. q chi . s:SSpm
IOl FtN 6sDetdy II .Capm ioI- FtA ssDe-oJ, 5;osan
FOluckets snd full Information ell e City
T cke Office, . So i'll. ST. or JI.on 1e5Ot Ticket
@
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tIonr. Grain and HAY.

Rlour-Pa ent. 81 7595 o.; extra fancy, 81 90 .
tSS; fancy. g 908s %: choice s. 7j93 &C. n nilY
SO 55S 90; treble extra. 81 6ogl %: double extra,
Is: hr1. e. o.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21
aa7ERSNEST snquRITIKs.

Sterling 60 dsys..4sSi O. s. A. ll2i4
Sterling, gight........4s6 New D. ). gs.....- Ia
per cent. oonds..--.l0I
EoTB-Tae purchasing price for Government
bonds ,n Indianapolis varies from the Mes dorE
n nosskiOus = n naar cent
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21
RAILWAY TINE TABLE.

Went into effect Sunday. Jsp. IS. 1875 4.
TRAINS Run ~ CENTRAL sTaKpsRB TIEE.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

Estimated receipts OF hogs, l2.eOO head.
Car lOts-Wheat. a: corn, n; osts 60
IRDTANAPoEIs wa0iE-aLE Markets
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21
IndIana. Eloomingtoa and Me.LtIn.

Depart. Arrive
Pacific Ex & Nail T:25am s. Us Ex.rr, Is cy S5.ein
K. &TF Enerc 5:05Dm Cincin. spec. r.c-ll:0'sn
b Il I * d ST eII :1ODlo Atlsutfc Excsd... C.Slpm
ST LOUIS DIVISION.
MoOrefeld Ac.... 6.30pm Msil d Day y l:0Gam
Asil 8 Jay TX g pm MoOre1eld Acc. 6:l-pn
Eastern DIvIsICS.
E'nEXEc,,s ID 4.2O8m PscidcEx.r.C. dly t.55am
Day EX............I .s5an Western Ex.... Pm
Atl'c Ex,rc,dIy. 7:10pm = 3D. De 70. d. 20 I'In
For tickets and full information cal 60 the new
Ticket Office, No. Us South Illinois street or a.
the Union Depot Ticket Ofice. ;, indicates sleep
er. z e. reclining CARS
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

JenersOnyilie, Madison and IhdiAnapoif
depart Arrlve.
southern Ez.d'y f:l0 an IND 8 n Nail. s:s5 arr
l. & Mad. Ex-.. Sis an lid. & hi kE.-l0.s5 am
Lou & II. Mail 50 pm y. y. - y. 2. BY. 90 pm
LOUSY. Ac., d'y 6,s5 81 = - e. ?. lois pTn
FOR tickets snd fun insofI-silon oal A. uckeT
ofsct Penn Lines, northeast cCrue- Esshf ngtor,
sne Illinois streets. or Union Depot Ticket Osaoe.
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TndisDspoIis and Yinceuuts.

~. O. cairo Ex.. SHAN Vincenues Ac---l9 .9oam
XircenneE Ac.-. 4:Iopm ii & Cairo E1-. 6.3opm
FOr tickets and lun information eel st ucke,
Office Penn. Lines. northeast corner Washington.
ano Illinois streets. or Union Depot Ticket Crlce.
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0iooiilusti, Indianapolis, st. Louis AID CHI

1ae Cne wa O, 7. 8. J. AID c. and >. ;, alo y.
as iOll0ws:
Leave Inda' polls 500 pm AZ. Indispclis I0:s0sm
Arrive Lafayette 7.25 pnn Lv. Lafayette SOS su
Arrive BlOom't n l2:I0 an Lv. Bloom n ass an
For map time ables. rates Of fare. AID al In
formation apply IT Ticket once, ls6 Soutn IL
inOis street. ana Tuion DEPOT Ticket CGce.
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Cincinnati, Hamilton aud Indiana polis.

IleDaTI hTIIFl
Cir, Dsy & Toll. 4.O6am ConneTsv. ACC. 5 s0an
-, D. T. &N.Y.~l0 45am GIN, r. & ST. L...l .5Qan
C0nnersv. Acc. .25pm GIN. Acc......-..- 5,uopm
c.. D. l. < y. y. 6.55prn Cln., p g -. 80 II
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STATE RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
Evansville and verre Haute Railroad

Evansville ana heEEo alaAAN Ahft-A'c+ANf
Via NanCa-1a Line
Lve-Indisnspolis- iT.f5 an aPll IS ar sio:f5 pm
Ierre Haute. 1890 am SEQ pc gu aln
ArT-Eysnsvile... 500 pm 200 pm s:lU ann
Lve-Evansville. 1875 am sPIC5o en- IS SIS pm.
Arr-Terre Haute. 1000 am 2.l5 pU ll.5S pm
INDIANAPOLIS $50 pm $40 p-- 3.5C ana
Daily. Daily except Sunday. Farlor car.
sSleeDing car
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FyansvilIa 40 = . I'M E.alro..t.

fVia ]. and st. I. Railway.
Lve-Indianapolie- 1910 am II % pm
Terre Haute iG:s0 an 500 IN s 80 an
Arr-EvansVille.... $500 pm. 7:o5 On 40 an
Lve-Evangville-.. IS 90 an sFlO.30 an IS S.l5 pm
ATr-Terre Haufe 40 .0g zu 2:17 On u 50 On.
indianapolis 8:lb pa 6.25 pm S:45 an
Daily Daily except sunday PaTlOr car
g8leeuiDg car.
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Vsndaiia Line
Depart Arrive,
Nstl... 7:l5 an New YORK -. s. so am
Day Express, d III. 50 AN Ms4I & Ae----l9-oc sro
TeIre asute Ac- 90 pm Gin. & l. 7. L.... $50 pra
Pacific Ex. d'y-l0 - pm New loTz t1.... 30 pm
ind < ; Bend ex 7.f0an = Bend & INC ez 70 IS am
Ind. & : Bsnd ex f.aa On 5. send Is inc eK. o;s2pm
For tickets snd fuu information ca az ticket
Of &C Penn. Lines, northeast corner " asnlngton
arc iliinois streets. or Union Depot Iicke' once
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IndiapapOIIs 80 81. LouIs.

For al information, rates. maps, time tables
etc, call st the Union Ticket OhiCe, Bates hols'
corner, Massachusetts, Avenue Depot or 81 to
Union Depot
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Louisville. sew Albany and chicago.
fChicagO Short Line Division
Depart ArrlFe.
Frankfort Acc. 5:Oopm indianapolis = T.. s:15pm
Chicago Eg't Els Il :1Opm Ind. Eg't IL. cs. 8:S5ar
c. & II. City M'l-I2 :45pm indianapolis Ac.l0:OCam
For tickets and information, call az Union De-
nj ID grr1fln Illlr1ofE