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Frightened Away by Neishbors.

When DIR. c. w. Frink and wife. of No.
SOC North Mississippi street, returned home,
yesterday. from IN afternoon drive they
found every room of their house had been
searched by thieves. Fortunately. nothing
of any value was missing, except a small
amount of cash. Entrance was made
through a rear window. and the thieves
had collected a number of articles. appar-
emily, with the intention of carrying them
off in bulk. They were frightened away
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Joseph Lewark, of No. 146 North Illinois
street, died at his residence yesterday
morning of brain roubl He was seventy
one years of age and for twenty-six years
has been a citizen of Indianapolis. He was
born in Virginia in November, 1918. and
married in 1910. Subsequently he was di-
vorced from his wife, but two years ago he
married again. Five children survive him,
Robert, Albert and Thomas Lewark, Mrs.
Emma Lemon and Mrs. Mary f. Lennis.
the two latter now residing at Curwin,
kon
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CULLINGS FROM THE COURTS.


A Complaint in Which an Elkhart Merchant
Figures-Receiver Asked For.
A suit has been filed with the clerk of the
United States Courts in which John War
well and Charles b. Farwell ct al, of Chi
cago. are plaintiffs, and jerome G. Abbott
and Peter w. Dorm are defendants. The de-
PENDANT, Dorm. has for several years been
operating in Elkhart as a dry-goOds mer-
chant. and on the oath of May last he pur-
chased from plaintiffs merchandise
valued at S4.473. On the 27th of
July the plaintiffs recovered judy
ment for this amount, and afterward
sought to levy upon defendants property.
The marshal. after making a search for the
property. was unable. it is alleged, to find
any. 1t is further charged that Dorm
fraudulently transferred the goods to Alb
bolt for the purpose of placing them be-
yond the reach of plaintiffs and other cred
itors, whose claims amounted to $4,000.
The court is asked to appoint a receiver,
and to declare Abbott q trustee for the
benefit of the creditors.
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MoNEY-QUICK-TRY BRYAN. NO. mort
WI Meridian street.
T N MONEY On MORTGAGES. C.. y.
IL SAYLES. rs East Market street.
EINANCIAL-M0NEY on MORTGAGE- FARMS
y and city property. c. E. COFFIN & co.
MONEY TO LOAN-6 PER CENT. HORACE
Vl MCKAY. Room IL. Talbot & News Block.
ok z CENT. ON CITY PROPERTY IN M
- diana. ISAAC II. KIERSTED, ID Martindale
Block.
ITO ~LOAN-Private funds on farm and city prop
Il erty. Large loans on business property. q per
cent. STANTON q SCOTT. 341 North Delaware ST
NJ OEEY TO LOAN ON FARMS AT Low
vA el market rate; privileges for payment before
due We also buy municipal bonds. THOS =. A
q Co. ~ East Market street, indianapolis.
NATIONAL BUILDING. LOAN AND saw
~ ings Association. shares. 500 each; monthly
dues. 20 cents. Nobidding for loans. No back dues.
Wm-. u. WIles. President: y $. Byram. Treasurer;
c. ~Schurman. Secretary. Office. 81 East Market st.
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a DyERTIsED LETTERs-The following is
"A the list OF letters remaining unclaimed
in the Indianapolis Postofiice. on saturday. Oct.
26, 1888. Please call for Advertised Letters
and give the date of this list:
Ladies' List.
B-Barker, Mrs. Howell L.; Burns, Miss Daisy:
C-Coieman. Miss Nellie; Carter, Miss Mile;
Conner, Mrs. Mary.
D-Drisken. Mrs. America; Durkee, Mrs. N. A.;
E-Eyans. Mrs. c.; Everhardt, Miss Lizzie.
F-Fullen, Freeman p.
G-Godfrey, Miss julia; Gardner. Mrs. Allie;
Glide, Miss Lulu; Griffith, Mrs. Edward L.; Cor
H,-Haper. Miss Maggie; Harrison. Eliza t2);
Hudson, Mrs. Sibbie.
J-JOens, Miss Minimize; Johnson. Maria j.;
Jones, Nina.
kirkpatrick. Mrs. Anna.
M-Marshail, Miss Rose; Mann, Mrs. Frank;
Miller. Miss Lizzie.
Mc-McBride. Mrs. Susan.
Miss Mary A.
P-POore, Miss Lou; Palmer, Mrs. Ella: Profits
Mary.
R-Robertson. Mrs. Katie; Ranfroe, Miss Lille;
Resch. Mrs. Will; Rines. Pearl; Reinhold, Dora;
Reiman, Mrs. b.
s-shocky, Mrs. B.; sehafer, Mrs. Geo.; sterrit,
Bell; Shrimp, Mrs. Amanda; Surrell. Miss Katie.
T-Taylor, Miss Belle; Troutman, Mrs. Ara.
w-White, Mrs. Anna; Wiley. Mrs. A.; Williams,
Miss Annie; West, Mrs Park; Williams, Mrs. NJ.
Gentlemen's List.
A-Ashcraft. c. +. -
B-Bailey, Jacob; BaleDurn, Jesse; Butler,
Charles; Broadly, Geo. a..
C-Coble, Geo. w. g; Catteson, Robert; Carey,
Richard; Cook, Edward L.
D-Dwert, A. G.
Edwards, Charley; Ehman, c. ". GU.
Fisk, Guard; Fender, Harry; freeman,
Emry.
G-Golladay, Clifford; Ghoul, Dr.; Goodnow, L.
T.; CAFES, s. s.
H-High. Ed; Hageman. Murl; Henry, c. t2);
Henderson,, Wm.; Hammer, X; Hardin, Jno. l..
J-Jester. Wm.: Joyner, w. h; Jones, NJ E.;
Jenning, Josh; Jay. Nathaniel
k-kincaid. Geo.; Kennedy, j. W.; Kramer, c.
r.; kirkpatrick, A. H
lose, R. G.; Lyle, c. c.; Larence, J. W.;
Link. Luther C.
.M-Miler. Chas. NJ; Meyers, Geo.; Miller, VIM;
Moreland. Chas. C2l.
Mc-McDonal, Henry; McCalip. Chas. Simeon;
McGloughling. Louis j.; McCabe, Col. James.
P-Phinney, Dr. n. ID.
k-Reaney, W. L.: Rothermel. Jeremia B.;
Riddle. ]. Irwin; Roor. I. j.; Reed, John Z.
s-swarts. Harry; shepperd, z. NJ; sage, r.
f.; smith, Albert; Ship, s.
Turner. John F.; Thomas, Richard H.;
Thorn. Ralph L.; Taylor, Frank.
W-Nilliams, Jno.; White, Frank; Ward, j. T.;
Wall. Henry; Wilson. Billie; Weir. Clarence.
wM. WALLACE, I. M
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Must Paw the Deficiency.

The Fly Fishermen had a short meeting
in their room last night. The time was
spent in discussing the tournament which
the club recently gave in Tomlinson Hall,
and all seemed we'll pleased with the re-
suits. Financially, however, the effect
was not so pleasing. as the members of the
pockets and help defray expenses.
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Original Puzzles.
NO. 3126-PFNTAGON.

NO. 3126-PENTAGoN.
1. A letter. 2. A receptacle for a liquid. 3.
Long brcaths. f.. A two-masted Arab boat. 5.
A printers work-house. 6. Rest. 2. Very high
mountains. u XoA
w. SCARBoRo, Me- 5
NO. 2~l27-LETTER ENIGMA.
In Jim. but not in Dan;
In iron, but not in pan;
In hill, but not in vale;
In wind, but not in hail;
In sing, but not in play;
In grass, but not in hay:
In wren, but not in lark;
In fire, but not in spark,
In hand, but not in glove;
In quail. but not in dove; 3
In wind, but not in blow;
In ice, but not in snow;
In fife but not in drum:
In walk. but not in run;
In house, but not III barn;
In spin, but not in yarn;
In hot, but lot in cold:
In tin, but not in gold;
In fish, in river and In brook,
Now for q well-known poet look.
NATION, Ill "a MAMIE.
NO. 212S-CHARADEs.
L. Ny first is a mate;
My second Is smaller:
My whole is unequaled.
2. My first is a bird;
Ny second is a part of a bird;
My whole ia to join skillfully.
3. My first is fine feathers;
My second is correct;
My whole is without ceremony.
A. My first is a plaything;
My second L is part of a fish;
My whole is a fish.
5. My first is a mountain road;
My second is q harbor;
My whole is a safe conduct.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. NJ. ]. It.
NO. 2129-ENIGMA.
am composad Of az latfars
My z. 20, 21, 5, 16 is a kind OF grain.
My 1s, ID, s, %, 35 is a species of fly.
My 20, IL. 81, IL, 8 is a pamphlet.
My 80, a, %. 2S, 10 is a mollusk.
My II, IA, 10. 90, 8 is to quill.
My "a, I. Is. "a, 2 is splendors
My 30, %, 80, ., 25 are temptations.
My whole is fOundi in Proverbs.
AUNT XoA.
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Notes from the Dockets.

Judge IRWIN yesterday listened to the
argument in the cases of Armistead Clayton
n Richard Wilson, who are accused of
robbing the residence of William Colbert,
on South West street.
In the insanity inquest pertaining to
Jonah Lemon, the defense was reached yes
terday with no new developments. The
case has been deferred until Monday. To-
day Judge Rowland will listen to argu-
ment in cases brought by the Board of
Children's Guardians.
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Guilty of Manslaughter.

Judge irwin, yesterday morning, instruct
ed the jurors, before whom Samuel Howar-
ton was tried for killing James Hanrihan,
and they remained out nearly all day in
elaboration. At 4 o'clock they returned a
verdict. finding Howarton guilty of man
slaughter, and giving him ten years in the
penitentiary.
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Real Estate Transfers.

nC8A Sta
Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion coHnty, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at 5 p. NJ, Oct. 25, 1889. as
furnished by Elliott & Butler. abstracters of
titles. Hartford Block, "a East Market street:
Daniel W. Lovett to William F. Helm.
r1chs, lot /. in square 3, OF the In
dianapolis Car Company's addition. S350.0O
M. IL. Spades to +. M. Churchman ct
Thomas E. Chandler ct al. to Lizzie
CathrO, lot 10, in block 2, in Wiley's
Charles e. Tweed to Sarah stoneman.
lot Is. in Tweed's first West Indian
Ciarinda Dakin to susanna Smith, part
OF the south half OF the east Easf of
the southeast quarter of section 80,
township 10, range a. containing
William sudmeyer to Mary sudmeyer,
lots 3 and 4, in seidensticker's sub
Joseph V. McKernan to John Logan,
lots SO and SO, in McKernan ct ais
subdivision of part OF 0utlot 49, 10000
Harry j. Milligan, trustee. to Lydia
Love, lot rs, in Milligan's Brook
Henry r. Bond, trustee, ct all, to
Alexander Cohen, part OF lot l, in
F.. s ". penke Walter to Ernst Fl. Roller. 4''oo'oo
the west half of lot 10, in square go. %, OOo.o 90
F.W. Denke Walter to Ernst Ii. Roller,
lot 90, in Rollers addition.-.--.... $4,000
+. NJ. Churchman ct al. to NJ. II.
Spades, lot g and part of lot 8, in
Blake's subdivision of outlOt a.. 100000 90
Mary M. Ribble to Joseph Hamilton,
lot 3. in block 5, in Barth's heirs
Johanna Holmes to Mary E. Holmes,
lots z and 8, in Moore, jr.'s, subdi-
vision of lots 8 and 6, In square IL l,OOO.O 90
Samuel A. Meyers to L., n. A. & Z. Rail-
road Company, lot 2, in block o, and
, lot 2, In block 16, in Bruce Bakers
Annie r. Heller ct al. to L., N. A. &C.
Railroad Company. part of lot 81,
in Seaton's subdivision of block %,
in Johnson's heirs addition $500 1000
part Of square 7....-."---.. 100000
Trustees of the First Presbyterian
Church to the Board of School Com
missiOners. lots 20 and 81, in Y0hn.
administrators. subdivision OF the
south half OF outl0t 127.-..-.--.-. 1900. 90
Conveyances, 10; consideration. 1926, 95o.O
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Nichols Entitled to a Lien.

Judge Rowland yesterday rendered a
special finding in the suit of Louisa and
John Hooker against Samuel NJ. Bruce,
Mary s. Bruce, Henry ID. Stringer and VIM.
H. Nichols, to quiet the title to several
pieces of realty. The court held that Mr..
Nichols is entitled to a lien on some lots in
Brightwood to the extent of $129.25.
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Must Answer In Ten DAYS.

Judge Rowland yesterday granted ten
days time to the Consumers Gas Trust
Company in which to file an answer to the
Dynes. The latter demanded. in her COM
plant, to rave her hous connected with
the c0mpany's mains on Virginia avenue,
which. she claimed. was refused her.
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GIRLS CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
DIRECTORY

Pacific Mutual Life and Accident
SCDIOW d Ma RSH, Managere, Sol l. Market ST.
for Indiana. Ohio. Kentucky. Tennessee and West
Society OF New York. sheppard Homans's plan OF
pure Life Insurance. unmaxed with banking. .
Speciality.
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ANSWERS in three weeks.
Foot Notes,

AUNT XOA is with us again this week.
MAMIE is thanked for the puzzle.
NJ. J. I've thank you for the excellent cha
rades. Please call again.
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II is a great misfortune for the young and mid
die aged to be gray. To overcome this and APP
pear young. use Halls Hair Remover, a reliable
pauacea.
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Answers to Puzzles.
No. STA
j.
BESAYLE
r o
ON ON
ORGE
NG
+
No. ~31l5-Lough Neagh.
No. 3I1e-Never spend your money before
you have il.
No. 3l17-I. Sh-irk Y. 2. Stratum. 3. TIL
rift-y. A. Turning. 5. Wi1low-y. 6. Wasp
ish. =. Working.
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PERSONAL.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered years from Piles and
N has been efectually cured. will send full direc
fions for sel<treafnent- simple and unfaIiing. Free
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Why Protection Is Popular.
Philadelphia Telegraph CMug)
Iron in great demand. mills and furnaces
busy all over the country, n an advance
in prices looked fol-, as a matter of conrse.
Surely, this is a most gratifying announce
ment. a prospect that all business men ev-
erywhere can contemplate with satisfac-
ton. Iron is the barometer of American
manufacturing trade. When the great
mills are running double-turn, and then
unable to keep up with their orders, the
general business world may regard the sit
uation with great encourag cement.
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Everything relating to this department must be
addressed TO W. IL. GRAHAM. Vest Scarborough,
Cum bertand county, Maine. Original ~coat,ibu-
ai,sd -
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CHURCH


baptiSt,
EIRST BAPTIST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES corner OF
II Pennsylvania and New York streets. Rev. w. r.
Taylor, pastor. Morning service ut 1890 o. m: Even
ing service at 100 D. IN. Sabbath-s school at 2:l0 \. III.
Mr. Charles Holman Black viii sing at the morning
and evening services.
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~WANTED-MALE HELP.

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Address Room 1. Windsor Hotel. Fort
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and making collections. No postal cards. Address
with stamp, HAFER q CO., Piqua. Ohio.
WE want 20 employ = reliable person in your local,
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HOODS Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by expel-
ling impurity from the blood, which is the cause
of the complaint. Give it a trial.
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FOR RENT.
T

TWO ROOMS, WITH POWER, ON MERIDIAl
l. and South streets. Apply at Bryce's Bakery.
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN OF
u Ohio and Delaware streets. d. r. Lucas. pastor.
Subject in the morning THE World for Christ" In
the evening there will be q Praise service by the
choir and congregation, with a short address by the
pastor on Hymns and Hymn Writer'S" All are well
come and invited 10 these services.
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AFFAIRS OF THE wv


oouid not In Favor OF lsriIway Trusts.
ST. Louis, No., Oct. 25.-In the course of
Along interview. yesterday, regarding the
railroad situation. Jay Gould said: THE
Presidents Association. as it now stands.
Is a rope OF sand. There are some difficult
problems involved. but after all, rates are
not as unsatisfactory this year as one
would suppose from reading the news
papers. The proportion of tonnage to
revenue is one-third more than IL was last
year, so of course, rates are not altogether
satisfactory; but then they are not alto
gether bad"
40 you think that the trust idea will be
a~dopted-Judge McColps proposition. or
Mr.. Beacb's ideag"
1T depends on what is meant by the
term trust. / do not think. when applied
TO railroads, that the idea is practical.
Here is the Missouri Pacific. 5000 miles.
Now ! have been travelling for three weeks
and have only covered 3,700 miles of il.
This system is about big enough for one
man to handle without putting it into a
trust with several other large properties.
Regarding the Wabash. it is paying 5 per
cent interest on its bonds and ether roads
are trying to earn f."
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MANIFESTATIONS

WANTED sITUATION-BY AN EXPERT.
w enced clothing salesmen. Address c. B. KIN
KEAD. Greenville. O..
CITUATION WANTED-BY A GRADUATE AS
y MECHANICAL ENGINEER. A competent
draughtsman. accurate mathematician. with expert-
eDce in machine and pattern shops. Address JOHN
RITCHEY, Room !, Ingalls, Block, Indianapolis.
Ind
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Methodist.

mtluuutSSs
u pal of Central avenue and But
Ter street. Preaching at 1890 q. m. and 1850 p. m,
i Ds tine a gassSF; RsS. Among Al ao fe sSe' SHADOW Rnn S"'fnHsR essn sns;
subject: spiritual Recognition" Classmeeting at
3 a. III. Sunday school at 2:l5 y. m, w. u. Cooper,
superintendent Strangers invited.
MERIDIAN-sTREET METHODIST EPIsCO.
M pal Church-Southwest corner Meridian and
pastor. Presiding Elder Ketenam at io:so .. m; Rev @
IL A. Cleveland. pastor. at 7:30-theme: THE Height
c.. E.. 3:45; week.night service, Thureday, at 1870.
DOBERTs PARK NJ. z. CHURCH-Northeast
in this church will be conducted by the pastor, DR.. q.
A Van Anda. at 1890 q. IN. and 1880 p. N. Class serv-
Ice at . a. M. and z p. IN. Sunday school at 2:lo p. III.
Presbyterian.
EIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH South
I west corner Pennsylvania and New York streets
The pastor. Rev. NJ. l.. Haines, ID. D., will preach to-
morrow at l0:4b q: m At 1880 p. m; there will be
s sasSn q. = m 'er Young o. PEOPLES sops, saeuay.s Of chri asea' E a.
Thursday evening. at 1850 O'Clock. ~
= Pennsylvania and Vermont streets. Rev. James
Mcleod, b. D., pastor. Morning service begins at
s1n%sy .sdSo pas .. 2s SON d preach m. YOUNG mo Peeple9s s soc,esa
at SAB pm. Prayer.meeting Thursday evening at
L of Pennsylvania and Pratt streets. Services at
1890 q; N and 1880 p: m. conducted by the pastor.
Christi ~h Evening N subject s %Ths Lamb in the ha" Midst dst
OF the throne" STANDARDIZATION AT Z:oO p. IN young
Peoples meeting at 6:45 p. M All are cordially In.
vited.
CEvENTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-COR-
- ner of Cedar and Elm streets. (Take Virginia
avenue car TO Cedar street.) X. ". Hunter. pastor.
Subject for Sabbath morning, "Our Redemption"
Sabbath school at 2 p. IN. Y. p. s. @. Il. 1T p. m.
Sundays. Teachers normal class will meet tempo
rarfly in the South-street Baptist Church Monday
evening. Miss Currey will organize q kindergarten
class In the ~children's room OF the church on Monday
at 8 a IN. Mr.. Francis Murphy viii begin q series Of
gospel temperance meetings on Sabbath evening.
Friends of the work and other churches are invited
to take part.
MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Iu Corner Christian ave. and Ash st. Rev. Hanford
A. Edison. ID. D., pastor. Services at 1870 a. IN. and
7:4j p. m. Sunday school Al 2.30 p. m. Young PeO-
pies Society of Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p. m.
Subject of evening discourse: Recognition Of Friends
in the Other World All are cordially invited
TABERNACLE Meridian and
i Second streets. Rev. j. A. R0ndthaler, ID. d., pas
tor. Preaching at 1890 a. m, by the pastor. SUM-
day-school at 2:l5 p. IN. Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endeavor at $40 p. IN. No evening service.
Spiritual Association.
MISS BAILEY, THE INSPIRATIONAL
sur Hall Tomorrow. at 10 a. m and 7:3O D. m Those
who fail TO be on hand Will miss something grand.
TWO ROOMS, WITH POWER, ON MERIDIAN
Il and South streets- Apply at Bryce's Bakery.
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WANTED-AGENTS.
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A GENTS WANTED-To sell our NON-EvAPO-
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pail, price list, etc., sent on receipt of So. Address
The Worcester Fire Appliance CO, [Inc0rp0ratedl
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DIED.
LEWARK-At his residence, 148 North Illinois
street, Mr.. Joseph Lewark, aged ~ years. Funeral
services atthe residence at ! p. m, Sunday afternoon.
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Spiritual Association.

MISS BAILEY, THE INSPIRATIONA
Iu speaker. will entertain the Spiritualisfs at Mar
sur Hall Tomorrow. at 10 a. m and 7:3O D. m Thos
who fail 10 be on hand Will miss something grand.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE COPYRIGHT MONEY IN IT
Il for . live man who knows how. Call on Q. E.
10 Circle street.
EOR SALOON BEST PART Of ALABAMA
II street. Residence for Sd. 500. at least 81, 900 less
than real worth. NJ. 24l2 East Wash
ipgton street.
STOCK OF MERCHANDISE-Win
" invoice 81. 900; will sell for so cts. on the dollar;
two-thirds Of stock has been bought In the last three
months. Box 1OS. Ladoga. Ind.
LOST.
CMALL C~ROSS-ABOUT TWO
- months ago. 500 reward. No questions asked.
Return 10 this office.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

NTASONIC-MYSTIC TIE LODGE, NO. 39S. r.
WI and A. NJ. will meet in Masonic Temple on SUM-
day, Oct. 81. at p. m, TO escort the remains of our
late brother. Joseph Lewark, OF Mt Moriah Lodge,
No. az. Anderson, Ind.. TO the Union Station. Breth.
rem of sister lodges invited.
]. L. McMASTER. w. NJ.
WILLIS d. ENGLE, Secretary.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.


WANTED-ReEsble local and travelling statesmen.
w Positions permanent. Special Inducements now;
fast-selling specialties. Don't delay. Salary from
start. BLOWN BROS, Nurserymen. Chicago. III
WANTED-salesmen at $40 per mop3h salary and
w expenses. to sell . line OF silver plated ware,
watches, ETC. by sample only; horse and team furnished
free. Write At once for full particulars and sample
case Of goods free. Standard Suverware Co. Boston.
Mass.
w carry line Of our specialties, to sell to the trade
only. Samples and case furnished. Exclusive terri
tory. Permanent situation. with chance &c build up
a fine trade. Salary and expenses paid. or, If pre-.
ferred. on commission. MODEL LEDG Err CO..
South Bend. Ind.