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GA K H A L L,
CORNER 10TH AND = STREETS au2
Why TINS Is Thus.

Why TINS Is Thus
While the cry is dull times" it is not SO with u.s.
Tbs reason. we always presenting some new at
traction to draw trade 1t Is mistske to assume
that everybody out flown. You only find that out
really good tasteful things at low prices shows
that there lots of people yet in town, and what is
more to
OUR PURPOSE.
they are ready to buy. We opened last week some
advance styles of Fall Hats the old fogies would
open their eyes
IN AsroNIsHMENT
If they could only see the number Of people who
awaited themselves of our Offering. We know it was
. feature in the trade to Introduce Fall Hats
right on the top of ones, but why shouldn't we
makea
NEW DEPARTURE
if we wanted to!
Early in the next week We expect to introduce
some
EARLY
Fall Neckwear. scarfs, at popular prices scsrfs
wear. but what is the matter with Collars. We are
strong Collars; in tao. have an unusually large
stock. owing to the fact that anticipated the
TROY STRIKE
12la 10 rs EACH.
Do you intend outing: Look over our
FLANNEL SHIRTS
VIII You visit the seaside. Be sure to provide from
BATHING SUIT
No matter how many clothes your wardrobe con-
tains q
BLUE FLANNEL SUIT
for roughing indispensable especially when you
reflect how decent suit of sort looks in an smer-
gency. after a slight brushing
EXTRA PANTALooNs
what all need at this season. The spring ones by
this time usually get seedy bag at the knees neces
stating pair. We have had big success this
year on trowsers not only the
soe5
ones. but all the way up and down.
The public have found out that 1t saves both
TINE AND MONEY
to buy in big establishments like ours where they get
suited without trouble. and knowing that such per-
force can sell more cheap'y Large purchases mean
cheap ones. Large sales lead to economy Of sxpen-
diture in distribution. and that in turn tends to
Low PRICES
WITH
sAKS AND COMPANY.
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
au2O
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BARGAINS In LADIES, Mex We

BARGAINS In LADIES Mex Wa
AT THE
"B0STON DRY GOODS HOUSE"
60 doz Ladies' Colored Percale Collars, blue
black and cardinal clust cred pnsiripes yery
neat aud desirable. UnquestiOnaby the best
value yet shown. Only Sc. each
Fancy Boxes of Tourist huchng, 3 styles and
white. u yardsj; only 2tic. per box
25c.
row Muslin Ruching, in cream and black.
&c, yard. for 2Oc Extra cheap.
Neck Running one inch white band, with neat
eolored huted edge, very pretty aud stylsh
only lOc. yard.
Hemst,ched Mex Ruffiing eolored border
washes beautifully. very stylish, only I2Lc
per yard
Second floor: take elevator)
WOODWARD d I,,THROP
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The impression is growing stronger, confirmed
a. IL Is by several recent reports from Mexico,
that the original position assumed by this gov
eminent In the Cutting case based OH mis-
Information or Inisreprese ntation of the facts
by Consul Brigham, and that it will nave to be
modified or perhaps abandoned. Secretary
Bayard is said to be greatly mortified in con-
sequence. He need not be. lie seems to have
acted properly, according 10 his knowledge at
the time There is no Disgrace ill the acknowI
eGyment OF error by man or by a nation. In
fact. The only disgrace, in such case. is in re-
fusing 10 acknowledge and repair error
But probably nothing definite will be known OF
done until MIR. Sedgwick makes report.
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~hether cutting comes or not. il begins to
LOOK as though Consul Brigham will lave To 90.
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Still PEoo1so Away"

"Sr1LL PEoc1so Away"
Never since began business has August" been
70 attractive 10 Clothing buyers Every seems to
be seeking
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
For the bargains advertised. and 60 away
without being pleased aud purchasing. We will
tinus the great closing sale for ons week more, aud
nobody In need Of clothing should fail to call
Only few more Shirt Waists at Soc: reduced from
75c.. 9Oc aud 81. Also q few more at Csc, reduced
from soc.
Only y few seersucker Coats and Vests 1t 81:
formerly $3.50
The entire stock of Dress and Business Suits has
prices which bound to close them out In short
time.
Good Blue Flannel Suits at %. So
The best Blue Flannel Suits at S1O
Serge Suits at -, reduced from SD
Prince Albert Suits ut SIS reduced from 425.
Office Coats ~ 25 cents reduced from SO.
Norfolk Jackets at Is; reduced from 80.
White Vests at 75c.: formerly 81 to 81. 80
odd Pants for men and boys-immense variety !.
prices hey ond ali competition.
NOTICING trouble to show goods e
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

tOk KEN
Tor RENTals25 n ST \. W. SUITE OF
best attention: pleasan, home fer one Or ivo
persons au2O-Sis
EoR RENT..oNE kkAUTIFUL FTRN isHED
II bay window front Room: gas water laundry; very
quiet, pleasant central, reasonable Gentleman pre-
L handsomely furnished; with or without BOARD.
Single room Tor gentleman. Private bath summer
+ of unflrnIshed rooms for light houseSeeping to
adults only very desirable location and
herdcs pass the door: terms reasonable anI9-3,s
Il back room. single SUITE newly furn shell
In handsome new house fronting the Mali. 4s2 Me.
TNOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BOARD
- cheerful three window seconds,ory Room, south
Ing beds ds,red; references s1chsnsea ioSs 18th
st. nv aul0-6ts
NOR RENT-A HANDei0MELY FuRNIsHED,
Sor,h Capitol ST.. lately oScapted BY Hon. X. e
blanchard OF Louisiana, Apply al 22a North Capitol
nor MISREPRESENTATION AVENUE. NEAR
0;sai Win or without Board o s01 asa city
EoR RENT-A 8 T OF LARGE wELI-FUR-
9 s sa6 on Pa near the
figure Address CUB. Star Once 'O suiS-sss
ENOR RENT-AN ENTIRE FLOOR OF THREE
+ communicating unfurnished Rooma 4a6 llth
st. NV. aull-9ts
I1oR RENT-WTTH BOARD. AT I52O ST. n.
v. large. pleasant secondsiory Rooms. priv..s
family: reasonable Rates. y2S4ws
LCOR REMITTANCE, PLEASANT AND HAND
lesirabl" location. overlooking Mcpherson square;
heTdcs , PASS the door, moderate prices Inquire at
nor RENT-2I1 EAST CAPITOL sTRf EFT.
u Grant Row. large. handsomely Furnished Front
Room with or without board. Also. BACK Room.
at very low rates. aul2lm
u furnished ,hirdstory front Roomi two large win
dows nice and 1S suitable tor gent emsn gentle
y26-In 49,
FoR RENT-al9 East CAPITOL 81. GRANT
i row. large, cool and comfortable furnished rooms
single or en- suite: terms moderate. jy14-1m
FOR RENT-OFFICES.
EoR RENT-THAT ELEGANT OFFICE on
marble building. Apply
au1seolw DoDsoN & DEEBLE.
ENoR RENT-Fine large and elegant Office rooms
y suitable Tor q professional man. c0nd h0or HOY
Fstpw: Apply at once to DANENHoWERx SON.
l1l5 Est aula-2w
LIOR KENT-oFFIcE ROOMs-I4O7 STREtT.
90. JOHN sHERM An 4 CO..
FOR RENT-STORES.
ETsoR Rem, STORE NV. COR 9TH ST.. AND
- 89l Massachusetts ave. r.w- has been Drug st,re
Tor ~ years Key on premises. au-193ts
F0R RkNT-sroRE 2Ols !4TH ST: .O14O FIT.
!, Newly painted and trimmed Suitable for shoe or
PEI h st. CALL .n q
FOR Observation-Disclosures
E,oR RENT-CALIUkAPH,. PRICE REDUCED
ofFicE Gas s
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BIC BARGAINS Is GLoyEs.
at the
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,"
Ladies with small hands will no doubt be
Interested in this item:-Ladies' t-but Nous.
qurtaire Chausuis Skin Gloves. in light Tan;
s:zes. dig 544 and q. Sold first of the season at
SluO. only 62i2c per pair
Ladies 6-bul. suede GiOves, in medium and
dark Tans, only 1oc. per pair.
Ladie,' Shut rue lie Gloves in assorted Tan
shades. only 15c. per pair.
Ladies MOusquetalre Cbamois Skin Gloves,
In assorted Tan shades all $ ZaS
6-But 81 w per pair
Shut. 81. rs per pair.
Remember, We ut gloves at the counter and
warrant every pair.
WOODWARD IOTHROp
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If they could only the number Of people who
awaited themselves of our Offering. We know 1t was
. new feature in the trade to Introduce Fall Hats
right on the top of straw ones, but why shouldn't
makea
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AHEAD o. AL OrHERs

The Light Running NEW HOME sewing Machine
the latest simplest and best la the world livery
iady should call Office and the variety of
work done on this Machine. Embroidery work Of all
kinds done without the any attachment In
slructiOns given free nj
OPPINHEIMER a BROS.
62s 9th street NV,
Sole Agent for the Light Rpanins New Home sewing
Machine.
Ola Machines taken In exchange my2e
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NEW DEPARTURE

if we wanted to?
Early in the next week We expect to introduce
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Never since we began business has August" been
70 attractive Clothing buyers Every one seems to
be seeking
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cFssss' Monogrsms. Dies, and in thct everything
pertaining to this line made at short uottcs Work
delivered within "a HOURS
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED TO MY PREMISES, ONE SKYE
- Terrier. Owner can have same by proving prop
erty and paying charges. Apply 10 1910 Madison St
NV
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they are ready to buy. We opened last week some
advance styles of Fal Hats aud the old fogies would
open their eyes
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EARLY

Fall Neckwear, Scarfs, at popular prices scarfs
Ties &c, usually considered exclusively neck
wear. but what is the matter with Collars: We are
strong Collars in tao, have an unusually large
stock, owing to the fact that we anticipated the
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-STORE, NV. COR. 9TH ST AND
Il 60l Massachusetts E.w.: has been Drug st,re
for 30 years Key on premises au-19-3ts
NOR RkNT-SrORE 2OIS l4TH ST. 2Ox4O FT
i Newly painted and trimmed Suitable for shoe or
Clothing Stole. Price, 22.5O per month. Call or ad-
dress JULIUS LANSBURGH, 315 7th st. au9-2w
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EOR RENT
42l 18th st. n. w....S9,
1l2l 14th n.w.l4rs. .S3.3.
1868 p ST. nv llrs.S3
1224 l4th St NV, llr-S,
1859 p Sc. NV, ] lrs....!
1888 p st. NV, HIS,
l7OS F st. NV. l2rs........
1914 18th st. NV. Tor. q!
n Grant Place. 6rs..... q.
LOG r Cap. St. Jrs....-.-s;'
326 Ind. ave, llrs......-ts'
1918 ii St NV, 9rs. ...-6'
325 c st. NV. Srs. .......5:
lti43 10th st. n. W.. IT'D
1873 CorcOran St. Hrs d
1916 l. St NV, lOr..41.5'
4Sv Mo. ave-, IL rs. ..4O.5'
1924 o st. NV. l1rs...-.4i
l45U r I. ave, 7rs......4'
1915 l4th 81. NV. Sra,
423 9th st. NV, 7r........4'
Sl3 East Cap. ST.. 9r......3.
40 n. ]. sy.s.e., 10 rs...3.
sO7 I st. NV, 0rs.........3.
1927 L st. W.. Sr.....-...3,
3lS B st. n. e.. Sr........ ...3,
1914 eth st. n. W.. 9r.....3'
l.l6 l4th st. n W.. yr...3'
1908 10th 81. n.w.Sr. ~. ~
1903 L st. NV. ar ...27.5l
au16 b. h. WARE
TOR RENT-THE AL
ave. and I'D st. IL W.;
rooms. three bath rooms,
store room. buffers pant
q first-ciass boarding hou,
persons would board wi
store on the premises for
EOR RENT-TWO FL
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FOR RENT-MIS CELLANEOUS
I7OR RENT-CALIuKAPHS. PRICE REDUCED
IL from % TO IS per month during summer. (Sod
on instalments.) "CALIGRAPH OFFICE" 03S F st
iy2-Jm
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J.>OR SALE-IUST ARRIVED FROM WESTERN
II Nirg mia. twenty-five Horses amohg which are
some of The finest large drau horses hat have ever
come To this city, weighing from nine hundr To six
teen hundred pounds Prices ranging from $50 40
S25o. We have not any registered stock IL there IL
amy one who wants pedigree Tor our horses viii
furnish one out OF book. Special attention
10 one sorrei horse DAM sixteen hands high seven
years old. al trot In three minutes All stock guar
anteed as repre- scented Amply AT Nm. YATES sta
ble-, in the of bl2 ST. NV. aui1-.w
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS

IHoR RENT-Two NEAT GROOM BRICK
i Housea, S16 and slS II II se; slS Der month IN
ADVANCE. OWNER. SIS 9Th st NV. su.im
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INoR SALf-GRAN MARE SEVEN YEARS
! old. Il" hands high, kind gentle Hand made
wagon aud harness C4eap. a. DILLON Market,
corner 1t AMI II sts. NV nuno pc
MIR = I-I--nE-N LNlN NJ L u, ~. III n.ILI
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Death of an Old Citizen.

George W. Stillwal a resident of this city
since 1861 died last night, at the age of sixty-five
years. He had suffered long time from asth-
ma. and although at times the paroxysms were
severe his death was not looked for, as for the
past few days he had had relief It was his
habit every summer to go to Duluth and remain
until November, but this year be conceived the
idea that his rooms at the Brown House were more
conducive to his health. Yet his son-in.law, Mr..
Ballard, had persuaded him to leave with him
in day or two for his regular summer tour.
His suferings for the past several years were so
intense that his mind at times failed him and led
him to excuses which in any other condition he
would severely denounce. It was hobby of his
that his rooms at the Emmett House were not
suited to one of his disease, hence he died away
from home, but with the attendance of his
family, except his daughter Mrs. Ballard. who
is at the North on account of her health. Mr.
Stillwell got his start in life as q merchant in
Montgomery county, but on coming to this city
he went into the collecting business as a LAWYER
In this he was eminently successful, being in
trusted with the business of many large New
York and Cincinnati houses. He leaves a large
estate.
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MEETING OF COMMERCIAL MEN.
The officers Elected by the Travellers Protect
i've Association at It's Session Last Night.

The Travellers Protestive Association met at
tho Grand Hotel, last evening. Although the
attendance was not large, the meeting was an
enthusiastic one, and was attended By repre-
sentatives from all parts of the State. The
meeting was thoroughly business-like in it's
nature. Reports Of the various State commit
tees were received and approved. Communica-
tons from the chairmen of the national commit
toe, showing the progress made by the associa-
tion in railroad and legislative work were read.
Special committees on hotel, press and legisla-
tive matters were appointed for the coming year,
and officers were elected, as follows:
Presidential. Q. Thornton.
Vicepresident--F. 4. Nash Fort Wayne.
Secretary and Decentralization Sheets, Indian.
apols.
Board of Directors-W. G. Hazelrigg. Evansville:
y, B. Pugh, 7. Il. Gossett, w. l. Baker Indianapo-
lis and Geo. P. Evans Fort Wayne.
Railroad Committed. b. Pugh, 2. NJ Gallehue,
W F. Winchester, +. B. Nesbt and T. E. Nash.
The association win close its session this even
inc
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Last Nights Promenade Concert.

The G. A. r. promenade concert at Tomlinson
Hall last night was not as well attended as it de-
served, there being but abont three hundred
present. The fine programme however, was ar
tistically and conscientiously carried out. Bey-
ers medley, ''Recolections of the War;
was particularly well rendered by the
When Band. The singing by Miss Net
tie Johnson was received with heartiest mani
festatiors OF approval. aud she was obliged to
appear the second time, singing Comm Thro'
presided at the piano with rare grace and skill,
and was made the recipient of applause and COM
PEELED to give second number. The Swiss
Bell-rngers did well, and Louis Vogt, in his
violin solo, 'OlG Folks at Home" was cordially
applauded
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Sentence of the Blind Thief.

Judge Norton yesterday sent William Morri
son to the penitentiary fors one year on plea of
guilty. Morrison is the blind man who stole
John Barry's watch. At the time of the theft
Barry and Morrison were making night of it at
the st. Elmo saloon and other resorts. When
the latter missed his watch Morrison offered to
assist him in the search. After an hoqr or
more, when the two men were together on South
Illinois street. Barry detected his companion in
shifting the watch from one pocket to smother.
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THE METHODS OF SHEPHERD
Renting the States Arms as Matter
of Business Without Authority.
How the State Is Made to Pay Double Price
in the Rental of the Armory-Get-
ting Fees from Claimants.

The more interviews there are with those ac-
quainted with Quartermaster general Shepherds
methods of doing business, the more interesting
become the criticisms thereon. shepherds
card" said a gentleman, yesterday, lis likely to
misiead the public concerning his charges for
cleaning and repairs Extra parts of gun are
furnished by the government, just as the guns
are, on requisition from the Governor There
are no repairs for Shepherd to look after, except
to take out broken part and put in new one.
Again, there were 1000 stands of old muzzle-
loading guns in possession of the State, when
Shepherd came into that Office. No pos
sible use could be made of them.
General Carnahan, when in Office, tried to ex-
change them for tents, but failed. The guns
thereafter were regarded d. go much valueless
property, as the regular militia was being sup
piled with improved arms When Shepherd
came into Office he had these muzzle-loadng
guns cleaned and charged the State twenty five
cent each therefor. He sent them out to Grand
Army posts reunions and independent militia
companies. but asked from them payment in ad-
vance of cleaning charge at the rate he charged
the State. Did you ever see the circular he sent
out calling attention to the fact that he had
to loan9 Here Is one of them:
QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE, J
STATE OF INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, -, 1873
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Sarraant Fradarinks.

OF the Greedy arctic expedition, now resident
of this city. is the agent of Greely's magnificent
book, Three Years of Arctic Service It is the
latest, fullest and best book on arctic explora-
tons, and is splendidly illustrated The book is
sold only by subscription, and Sergeant Fred
ericks is the exclusive agent here. His place of
business is at the next door north of the Journal
Office,
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Stable Destroyed by an Incendiary Fire.
fire of incendiary origin destroyed the stable
of James Wells, No. 62 West South street, last
night, at o'clock. The loss is $500, covered by
insurance in the agency of Sayles.
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Estimates of the City,s EXPENSES.

The Council finance committee met last night
to estimate the city's expenses for the year 1856
Taking the first six months and the outlook for
the remaining six the estimate for the year was
placed at $524, 900. The estimated receipts for
the year were figured at $546,000 Last years
estimate was $5l2, 900, while the actual expenses
proved to be $5l6, AGO. The committee is of the
opinion that the city can live this year within
the estimate of 1924, 900.
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Blasting Powder.

We are agents for American Powder Co.,
and the celebrated Etna Dynamite the best
stump blasting powder made We sell at manu-
facturers prices. Also agents for Howe Scale
Co., tea, counter, platform, wagon or track
scales. Ask your merchant for the solid steel
Game Cock chopping AK.
HILDEBRAND & FUGATE,
50 South Meridian St
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The Grandest Excursion of ALL
TO LOUISVILLE, KY.

So so round trip via j.. NJ. 6 l., on the occa-
sion of the Grand GymnastIc Tournament, Sept
4, 5. 6 and 7. and celebration of the twenty fifth
anniversary of the Thirty-second Indiana Regi-
ment; also, grand opening of the Louisville Ex-
position at the same time. Excursion train will
leave on Sunday, Sept. 5, at A. NJ, sharp. For
further information and tickets inquire at Karle
& Co., CT. Vonnegut, G. G. Hedderich. Pennsyl-
vania ticket Office, Union Depot and township
trustees Office
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Secretary Myers Loses His Poclxet-Book.

Secretary Myers Loses His Pocket-BoOk.
Secretary of State Myers lost a pocket book,
yesterday, containing $50 in money a postal or
der, hundred OF more receipts for State
statutes issued by him, together with other
valuable papers He forgot to take the pocket
book from table where he temporarily placed
it, but on returning for it he found that it was
gone
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GLEN VALLEY, MARION COUNTY, Ind, I
Auo % 1898

Received of the Indiana Insurance Company,
of Indianapolis, through McGilliard Il Dark
general agents.. FIVE hundred dollars, the
amount of my policy on frame barn, insured I'M
der policy No 1860, and destroyed by lightning
on the 18th of August. 1886, and the same is
surrendered. MARGARET NJ. TEET.
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Remember Brilliant Excursion.

August 2S, g. P. NJ. to Michigan City, including
Chicago So so round trip. Hotel rates low;
tickets at Ill East Washington; IL Virginia
avenue; 176 West Washington.
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NEWSPAPER PLANT TOR SALEt
THE COMPLETE OUTFIT
LATELY USED BY
THEINDIANAP0LISTIM TIMES !
ALL IN GOOD ORDER AND NEARLY NEW.
for Sale at a BARGAIN, in Lots to
Suit Purchasers.

PRESS ROoM-One Neutrality-suspicious. Atlas en-.
platform scales etc.
COMPOSING ROOM-Desks tables, 1000 pounda
of minon and nonparei body type fifty fonts of job
type twenty-five stands and thirty sets of cases. two
imposing Stones galley racks dumping galley, sands
ing galley long and short brass gaeys thirty Argand.
burner Cleveland student lamps with brackets and
shades, two proof presses. dozen composing
sticks, twenty eight brass column rules, pair Of
double chases for seven.column paper, dashes rules
slugs, leads etc. and everything needed m frstclass
composing room.
AMATEUR STEREOTYPE OUTFIT-Consisting
of metal pot casting box beating brush type-high
bars furniture bars short plane and board craving
tools chisels, hammers saws, etc.
MAILING ROOM-Galley rack, proof press, two
double stands, three pairs of cases. 600 pounds Of
type for mail list one Dickey mailing machine one
large font of plea Roman ono large font Of plea
Gothic. tables, etc.
COUNTING ROOM-Tables, chairs, desks, types
writer, copying press, student lamps, etc.
One Reedy Elevator, with steam hosting machinery
cables. etc.
This is one of the most complete newspaper plants
ever offered for sale. The material has been in use
but few months and is all of the very best make
and condition. Address call on
The INDIANAPOLIS TIMES COMPANY,
Corner of Market and Circle Streets,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Ryan, The Halter,
81 and % South Illinois street.
Dunlap's celebrated hats.
Ryan. The Mems Furnisher,
81 and % South Illinois street.
The Best in the State.

Fisele, the photographer in the Vance Block,
has the best appointed gallery in the State, and
is making superior pictures.