Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 December 1871 — Page 3

«*C w. wtmr, a rano* ORUJ9B Ac I*AJtXON, FIRS A.HD LiXFB 1 |bHirrctnce Amenta W. Waskikotov Snnz. Bnildlmpi, iBerchandlML fumltnre, etc., Insured •t m low rate* MMlety wul permit. We represent oone but flwt<ki« compansee. Applications left at o«ee reeefTe prompt attention. We also repreeent the best Lite Oo. In the woild. Jtrery one nhoald examine before —fit aaplisa' tiea eiaewhem.

j^RBlARAFOiaji 1RS17RAHCR 09. Bank of Discount and Deposit FAT KHTHRR89 OH DHFORITR.

Bay end wU Kxcban>a, Deal In Oanuaerdal Pa«r. and mahe Oollo-'tiomi in all parts at (he United

V#IOX IH COMPACT'S BDILDIVS Oor. Tliflnla arenoe and Pennsylvania St, UrDAAJHAJPOLJRU WML HXKDKX80K, President Aunt 0, Ian«Km, Secretary.

^■KniTT uranMnaMnm. Of Merer TorM. • Wo restriction on Travel or BaMdenoa—Re extra tat* on Females. t4,009,000 at risk in Indiana. W. W. NORTHROP, Manager for Indiana and Central Illinois, No. 2 Blake’s Row, IndlanapoUa.

International Insmance Com'pjf,

MBCW XOJttHL,

Cash Capital and Asset*, after Chicago Fire, 01 9 OOO 4 OMDWm, This Som'peay u left Bound and SnbstantlaL wood bn slue* aolldted by

HOUZD^TS! GRAND CLEARANCE SALE

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BINGHAM’S JEWELRY STOBE. a 3 O, O O O

WORTH OP

JEWBLBY, SOLID SILYSSWABS, 8IL-VEfi-PLATED WAEE ud MNB TABLE CDTLEET

WILL BE SOLD

£L£:OA.ROX^K«kh* OF* COST. Di-moads, Stone Cameoi, Coral Roses and Cameo*, Amsthynt, Topaa, Peari

and Roman Cold Sets,

At CO 1ST and LKH» Umn COHXGyJ, siltep. mWm head cakes. . ssk an examination of sood» and pi All goods sold engrsYed free of change, aud

ranted m represented.

W. I* BIMOA.M Ac CO., 80 BAST WASHINGTON si.

LOCAL ITEMS. MR*Yon ran bny at the Trade Palace col* , ■" » — [ ored silks at $2 30 per yard that are worth stands to reason that when Craft <k 5,) j^ r yard. Don't fail to see them beCutter an non nee a redneUon of pnees ard . ,f . _ special indocements on fine jewelry that the Ior * 1 onstmaa. ta o

crowd should necessarily flock to their Jewel Palace, 24 East Washington street Several fashionable weddings have occurred lately

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THE EVENING NEWS. FRIDAY, DKTEMBKR «. 1*71.

THE CITY.

Weather Bulletin,

(SI«NAI. SKKTICE ONmth STATES ARHY.f Iroiaxavoua December 21, ISVl -7 A. M.

•10, N., dvidy.

i*. N. E.. llsht snow

?, N. E.,clbudy. U, S. W., clbudy.

'29, E., threetenin*.

U. N., fair.

]#, S. K., threatening. 28, 3. E , llxht snow.

'^0, E., cloudy.

03, S.. threateniug. 19, g. E., light snow.

OFFICH[’OrtKKJ.N

MARTIN, HOPKIN8 A OHR, Agents.

Sentinel Building.

F,.\< IIANUt:.

WM. I». WAXHOX, Agent for Henry Clews A fo. an* Schulz A Backgaher. Biaht Drafts en the Imperial Rank of Ixjndon, National Rsnk of Hcrrtland, fTorincial Bank of Ireland, and all their Branches, FOR £1 AND MORE. Also, on all the princli*al oltie* of Continental Europe, insnsss te suit. WM. P. WATSON, First National Bank. IncU&uapolifl Sayings Bank, IS North Merldlnu Mi.

TRUHTKE8:

Austin H. Brown

Wm. Wallace, J. O. g. Harrison, J. B. Kiuinger,

J. W. Ray,

W N. Ja- ksoti, Wm. H. Morrison,

W. A. Whorohman,

». A. Fletcher, Geonp- Merrlt,

Fred. Raschaupt,

Jno. C. New,

Ingram Fletcher,

T P. Haughey,

Harry G. Carey. | OVIN X. A N < J , Importer and Dealer in all kinds of Rhine Wines, Imported Champaignes, AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, Mtpmrkllno; and Hlill 'Wine», From California and Ohio. Attached to this Iboablishment Is the finest and most pleasant Billiard Room in the State. No. 20 S. Meridian Street.

1BLOOK, MEIXHIFIXULD A OO.,

Minsm and Surma* or

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Block

Coal,

And Dealers In ARTBKACITI, PITTSBCB6H aid HIHHLABV GOJLU Sc OOESl. om««, 75 <am«t 77 W. WmH. St. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

USTTWOOID’S Academy of Dancing.

t'lnswws now eommeneiag. Apply at the Academy. ghlld reu s Advance Claas-Deocmher 28,2 o elock ** Beginuera’ Clam lor Hasten and Mlssco-Deoem-ber 2S, at 10 o'clock a. Jt. Ladies’ Class—December 27. at 2 o’clock. GXKtuusas’s Class N *w OouuKstcrsu.

N. MIMNBIdL.

Attoknxt at Law and Not amt Fuxud. Oivroa- 7 PoetoSee Building. Refers to Indiana Banking Company, tad Kan. W. H. Knstllah.

j T. KUtLEB, M. B*, Phymloian and SiiFgwoM, INDIANAPOLIS, & X. corner Ttnneasee and Maryland sta, near St John's Cathedral. Omca Hocks—7 to 9 a. it.. 12 to 2 and 6 to 8 r. m.

A. OOMIHBOB, M. P. » North DeUware stmt.

Augusta, tta Baltimore, Md.. Boston, Mam Buffalo, N. Y...... Cairo. Ill Charleston. S C.

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Cincfnnati,0

Dayenpprt, Iowa < ' R ) v ‘'^.«on, Texas..

^Ind ^ nsr, c?. ai»., sx^ua c:n\j Jacktionvilte, Flm 43, N. W., cloudy. Key West, Fla.....„ 67, E., cloudy. I-eavenworth.. 25, E., cloudy. Louisville, Ky 28, h. E , 1’ght rain. Memphis. Tenn 40, 8., cloudy. Mobile, Ala 16, E., cloudy. Nashville, Tenn - 86, S. E , cloudy. New Orleans La. .>9,8. E., threatening. New York, if. Y.... 14, W., cloudy.

Norfolk, Va 2S, N. K. sleet and hail.

Omaha, Neb 21, S. E., cloudy Pittsburgh, Pa 12, N. E., light suow. Portland; Me l, H. W.,cloudv. Punta Rassa, Fla 59, N..E., cleat Savannah, Ga S6, N. E., cloudy. Shreveport, La J 55, S. E., cloudy. Bt. Louis, Mo 21, B. K., cloudy. Bt. Paul. Minn 7, E , cloudv. Wilmington N. C 29, N., cloudy. Vicksburg, Miss...„ 53, S. E„ cloudy.

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MINOR MENTION. Chips rattle on South Illinois street. Snowed in is what’s the trouble with the

trains.

Go and see Plymouth Rock at Plymouth Church. Public school children are being vaccinated rapidly. . St. John’s Cathedral fair to-morrow even ing at Masonic Hall. We shall meet and we shall miss him— Christopher Truesdale. The jail birds are indulging in psalm singing^hese winter evenings. Experimenting on the chain-gang at fifty cents a day is fine practice. We shall miss the Christmas Carol cadenced from Gad’s Hill. The light of^other days has faded from the garish room over the Maison Doree. The certificates of vaccinnotion have lieen published aftd distributed to the scholars. At a recent religious meeting the “sisterbrethren" were called upon to speak a word. Three hundred students consumed the midnight oil at the N. W, C. University last

term.

Rev. Mr. Brandt, at the Y. M. C. A. rooms, wants eatables for the News Boys’ Christmas dinner. Seventeen hunnred street lamps scintillate in the city at nights, i. e. when they are all lighted. Mrs Jeremiah Riley, whose drunken husband broke her arm, was set yesterday to the poor house. The old inhabitants sigh for the traditional sign, “Fresh eggs laid here every day by Thomas Carr.” Mosquitoes in the county stables were aroused this morning by .Sheriff Ruckle from their resting places. $229 60 has been lashed out of the Indiana avenue saloon keeper, Charles Wreidt, for violating the liquor law. “He don’t advertise” accounts for the lack of business in this busy season at more than one lonely-looking business house. Send your contributions for the Orphan Asylum Christmas dinner to* Mrs. John C. Wright, Mrs. Bea. Harrison, or Mrs. John Fishback. Grand Secretary Foster has issued the proceedings of the last annual communication of the R. W. Grand Enaampaient of Indiana; I. O. O. F. Three hours and twenty minutes is the number of hours for burning the gas tonight, the moon being relied upon for effulgence during the balance of the time. At an entertainment here the other night, a darkey waiter when passing round a plate* of Malaga grapes, astonished some of thfc guests by inquiring if they would have any of "de gooseberries.'’ The little cow bells on the engine houses, whose iron tongues don’t make as much noise as an irritated female’s tongue would, gave a wee alarm of fire yesterday. The fire was in Patrick Colbert’s house, corner of Ann and Missouri streets, and entailed only small

loss.

Aatneeatteast Matter*. Academy of Music.—Mr. Murphy s new departure—from “Help” to “Handy Andy” —last evening, was a successful on* in all respects. His rendition of the title mleVas excellent, showing him to be fully as familiar with the Irish style as with the German. In “Colorsd Help” he exhibited his Ethiopian abilities to good effect To-night he takes a benefit, when will be presented “Arrah na Pogue," with a strong cast The same play at the matinee to-morrow afternoon, and “Help" in the evening to close the engagement The Risk—Attracted a large crowd last evening, the weather being a little more moderate. Christmas is to be a grand gala day, with a magnificently gotten up Santa Claus as one of the attractive features. If you want to buy anything, or sell anything, if you have lost anything or found anything, if you want to rent a house, or secure business, advertise in the “Wanted’ columns on the first page. Bead the differ•at nod*** th*re to-day. *

and the largest percentage of the gifts have

been purchased from this firm.

aarThe Young America Skate, the latest thing out at Sfouael Beck s, <8 Mast Washington. us i /c^-Tbe stock at the grand clearance sale. 30 East Washington street, contains the choicest v&rlely of articles, including a full line of ladies’ and gentlemeu’s watches, chains, rings, etc. Also the newest patterns of sets in plain and ornamental jewelry. ^F^Hobby horses, wagons and sleds at

Samuel Beck’s, W East Washin '

A%-Christmas slipper*, silk embroidered, the “Peerless Opera, ’ velvet etc. Also, velvet French kid, and morocco boots in all she styles for ladies, misses and children, at C. Friedgen s, 36 West Washington street

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A^Sunlight Fluid can be burned in all coal oil lamps, by using the Sunlight burners. Both sold at 88 East Market street uu *

jps-r. S. Carr & Son.

No. :i Palmer Hon*, are well known dealers m hats, caps ami fure. They liave oeen very successful in their present location, and any gentleman intending presenting his lady friend with a handsome set of furs will do well to call at the Palmer House Hat Store.

_ , , .^Ripley A Gate*

have the best coffbes, teas etiS sumre in the city and their pries are the lowest. • .^Y'rhristnMs announcement. George H. West, 37 West Washington street, greets his friends with the announcement that his •ovk of china, glass and qaeensware and table cutlery is complete, and would ask a visit from all who intend purchasing any goods m hi* line. tt t J §aF‘To.vs, dolls, games, writiM desks and fancy goods at Samuel Beck's, m East Wash-

ington.

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^sgf'The place u^buy your raisins, oranges, Malaga grapes, nuts, aha fruits of all kinds for Christmas and New Years is at Darby's. No. 11 West Washington street, the cheapest place in the city. tur uu ^^From our knowledge of human nature we can confidently assert that no present at Christmas will be more acceptable to half the world of brothers and lowers than a box of fine imported cigars. These c&n be obtained at Raschig’s, 11 East Washington street.

»^~A11 kind of woolen goods retailed at manufacturers’ loyrest wholesale prices at Merritt ACoughlen’s factory. te ?* fF'T&x Payers, Look at the card of the City Treasurer in another column. th hw <: X^‘The City Tea Store sells eight pounds standard A sugar for W. * ^F'Time is money and this old time maxim can easily be carried out when you purchase lamps, chandeliers and brackets by calling at the wholesale lamp store of W. & C. F. Holiday, 15 South Meridian street.

good, sensible holiday present ! A “New" Wheeler tt Wilson sewing machine in one of those beautiful “Hoosier” cases. Call at No. 10 West Washington street and see them. . tu o

jCff-At J. W. Adams, 49 and 53 West Washington street, is a large supply of tip top arctics for ladies, gentlemen and children. tu t

be convinced that what we have

said in times past of the Capital House is. true just step down there and try a capital meal. Many of our merchants who are not' I able to go home at noon will find this an ex- f> cel lent place to obtain a good, square meal.

Give Capt. Wightman a call.

pA~Go to the Boot Upside Down and purchase a pair of Christmas slippers for your most intimate friend. tu t

SENATOR ■‘( BEERY. TMeSaecewaorof Garrett Da via—XXotT t»C I ostbia Election and How be Woa tt

Again.

LFrom I he St. LouL« Democrat, J MeCreerv is a jolly old sohl, and person«i» ly on* of the cleverest m s:sn. You would take him, from hit dr$» and appearance in the Senate, to be a well to u<3 farmer, fresh from his ham yard, who had just dropped in to see with what little wisdom the world was governed. He was elected a few years ago to fill the anexpired term of Mr. Guthrie, and Serve4 qntil tl>« 4th of March last He was a candidate for re-election, and the Indications were decidedly in his favor. He felt so confident of success that he declined to go home to take part in the canvass. Finally his friends persuaded him that he must be present at least to receive the congratulrtions of his friends when the thing was done. Po he started for Frankfort. He had got as far as Lexington tvhcii he received an invitation to a big wedding party in that city, commemorative of the nuptials of two merubera,of_the first families. He accepted, and presented himself, in homespun and tobacco juice. At the supper table that evening he met his political death in this war: Right Iri presence of tbe elite, under the blaze of the big chandeliers, ue transferred an unwashed soup-spoon, yet moist with mock turtle, into the bowels of arformidable pyramid of ice cream, and so mixed up his courses as to chagrin and disgust all the first families represented at the festal board His doom was Sealed. No man who so thor onghly disregarded the proprieties was fit. to represent Kentucky m the Senate. A delegation went from Lexington next day intent upon his det^ftt, and tbejr^ worked so assiduously in the name of all that Was respectable in Kentucky, that they shelved him effectually. John W. Stevenson, then Governor of the State, was elected in his stead. McCreery went back to finish ou^ his term in the Senate, swearing vengeance against the “shoddyites of the Blue Grass region.” as he styled’them. He was rich, and the masses of the people rather liked him because he wasn’t Turvydropsical; he has spent a year in hard work among his friends, and has now redeemed the blunder of the soup spoon. He is a man of unusual ability in his way, ahd there is in mm as a public sneaker a vein of humor that ofter recalls the best days of Tom Corwin.

Reliable Heating Apparatms AT knbs to suit the wants of all, AX RR Soitiii Nleridian Street. G. F. ADAMS & 00.

HOLIDAY GOODS, I*er Steamer Paris Ue Clyde.

Chinese Dwarfs.

Making dwarfs and beggars is a common business in China. For the first, a child of three or four years is taken and a heavy porcelain vase is put over him, so that the head alone is free. This is taken off every evening so that he may sleep, but is put on again in the morning. The child thus advances in age in this inflexible mould, until he can no longer grow. Then the vase is broken. The horrible sufferings that must be experienced in this process are even exceeded by the practices in certain establishments in Pekin, where beggars voluntarily submit to having their eyes taken out and their limbs broken in order to excite public commiseration.

JS^*The opportunity for a becoming holiday present that the Arcade, No. «, offers yon, is seldom had for so little money in a suit or over coat for husband or son. mi *•

^BX*For choice Michigan Dairy Butter go to Ripley & States, City Tea and Grocery Store. * /^*Now the truth of the matter is, Medina is having a grand clearance sale, and hair goods and corsets are sold remarkably cheap ■1 his Temple of Fashion. jXaX'Buy a new Wilson underfeed machine for a Christmas present; price from $50 upwards, every machine is warranted for five years. The Wilson has no cams or cogs,runs lightly, and is equal to any in the market. Call and see them at 3 Bates House Block. ue s * ‘ |aErMadden St Co. are the manufacturers of the celebrated Highland Gem fine-cut chewing tobacco.

JBY'Grand Opening of New Goods right from the loom, At Mxsritt A Coushleh’b Woounr Facto ax every day. All goods retailed at wholesale pries a Go There Early in the morning for beat Bargain a • JtfTEight and a quarter pounds of • sugar and eight and a half of choice brown sugar for $1 at the City Tea Store. * ^•-Smokers who use a pipe prefer the Uncle Bob or Magnolia smoking tobacco, manufactured by Madden «& Co. ^•“Blankets are all wool, and eheap, at Merritt & Ooaghlen’a Woolen Faetory. te ?* ^ff~The place to buy Stewart’s pure candy cheap is at Darby’s, 11 West Washington street, 15 and 20 cents per pound. ta uu jBF-All dealers in the weed keep Magnolia smoking and Highland Gem fine-cut chewing tobacco. * par Elegant holiday gifts in china ware and fansy goods are being sold at remarkably low prices at the china, glass and queensw&re store of John Lehritter, 174 East Washington street Ladies, particularly, are invited to call. , te h ^■“Gold spectacles, extra fine and beautifully finished, at Moees’s, *0 East Washington street ta o ^F*Step into the art studio of Harry Fowler, *24jand2l» East Washington street, and see if you doubt his works of artere superior., ^■'Opera glasses, pearl and enameled, beautiful patterns, at Moses's, 50 East Washington street ' too e&“Silks.—We are offering extraordinary bargains in colored silks. « N. R. Smith & Co., ta o Trade Paiaee.

^•"To have good bread, compressed yeast

Fleischman’s a

j^-EVery lady wants a Christmas present, and there is nothing she would appreciate more than one of thoee handsome hair •witehet from Muir A Foley s, HO North Illinois «tr*tt *

COMMERCIAL.. AII.T BKVIEW OF T11K INDIAXArOLIS WHOLKSAI.E

MARKET.

Friday, December 22.

Apples—Are lirm and scarce at 82 50@3 75 per

barrel.

We quote at 13(315c for choice, and 6310c for lower

grades.

Beans—Are quoted at *1 50 per bushel for choice white, and *1 5031 75 for prime navy. Bkan, Siupstckps, Ktc.—W«i quote bran and shorts scarce at $16317; middliugs at $25327, and shipstuffs at $213*3 per tou. Oil cake is quoted at

$40.

Cheese—Moderately active at unchanged prices. We quote factory at 14)i@l5c: Hamburg, ll@12>ic. Coffees—Are still excited and unsettled. We quote: Roasted grades at 2214c: fair, 2832314c; Laguy ra, 24c; prime to choice, 2l@25c; faucy, 25J4c ; Golden Rio, 24>4325e. Coal—Active and firm at yestefday’s advance. We quote: Pittsburgh. 25c; block, 19c; Highland, 13c per bush; Anthracite, $12 per ton. Coke, 15c

per bushel.

Dry Goods—A brisk trade is reported, at satisfactory, though unchartkod prices. Wo quote: BleachedMusims—Hope, lic^Jew York Mills, 21c. Brown Muslins—Stark A, I3C; Blackstone A, 15c; Lonsdale, 17c; Wamsuttu, 20c; Lyman E, 13c; Indian Orchard, line W, J5 a, nJ4o; C, 1214c; Charter Oak, 10c. Tickings—Lewiston, 30 inch, USbje; 32 inch, 26c; 66 inch, 30c; AmoskeagA C A, 30c; Methuen, 23'/ a c. Strii>e« — American, ll!4@n*4c; Hamilton, r.»c. Printed Repps, 25c. Printed Delaines, 20c. Checks—Caledonia 70, 22J4c; Union 50, 22Mc. Woolens—Jeans, 55365c; flannels, factory, 45360c; yams, factory

common, 90331, fancy, $1 2031 60.

Eggs—Remain firm and in demand at 25326c. for

fresh assorted; mixed at 12320c.

Fish.—We quote No. 1 white, per half barrel, $6 5037; white fish, kits, $131 35; mackerel, No. 1 half barrel, $10310 50: No. 2 medium ditto, $63 6 50; large ditto, $7; No. 3 ditto, $6; mackerel in kits. No. 1, $1 5032; ditto. No. 2, $1 2531 40. Flocr.—We quote fancy brands at §7@ 7 25; extra family, $630 25; round hoop extra- $4 503-) 25: fine aud supers. $134 50. Rye flour is quiet at $5 5036 25. Com meal is quo-

ted at $L 3031 35. Buckwheat at $7 5038.

Grain—The market is still dull and unchanged for all commodities. We quote prime red in demand at $12531 SO; amber,81 3031 35; white,$1 35 31 40. Com, prime whim from wagons is quoted at 3633SC. Oats are in fair demand. We quote, from

easy at OoQTOe.

Hominy is

aurcu ttl ,*1. wv i). Hogs—The market is dull and unexitable at unchanged prices. We quote at $4 8034 40Hat—Is in good demand. Prime did timothy from wagons, $20322; loose pressed, $20322; tight pressed, #19321, new. Molasses—Fair to choice New Orleans we quote at 60365c. Syrups, 50390c. Oils—Linseed is quoted steady and firm at 80<a 83c for raw, and 90393c for boiled. Lard oil, No 1 extm, &5 a-tic; wi nter strained, 95396c. Pe troleum is a trifle higher in the East, but no changes here have yet been announced. Cleveland, steady at 24!4325 l '"C: Downer’s, 32c Onions—Are dull and plenty at our quotations. We quote, per barrel./2^2 50. Potatoes—Are steady at 85390c per bushel; at

store, 10c more.

Poultry—Is in active demand, everything good, bad and indifferent being readily taken. Extra stock will bring a cent or two more than our quotations. Live chickens are quoted at $2 60 for old 14doz.; spring chickens are steady at $2; dressed, $2 5033 25. Turkeys are quoted at 11312c per R>.

Ducks, $2 50 per doz

Provisions—Unchanged. The following are the quotations at which stuff' is held by lackers. Bulk meats, twenty days in salt, at 6c for shoulders, und 6J4c for sides. Green meats—We quote shoulders at 4?4e; clear rib sides, 5J4c; clear sides, %c, and ham->. 7%f§8c. S. C. hams, uueanvassed, 14c. Kettle rendered lard is firm at 939J4C for large lots, and

10c for small packages; steam,

Rice—New Carolina is quoted at 9310c for prime to choice. Rangoon, 838>4c; Patna, 9c. Salt—Onondaga is quoted at $2 5032 56 in car

load lots, and $2 60 in small lots. Kanawha in

car load lols, $2 5032 55, and $2 60 in small lots. Sugars—We quote crushed, powdered and granu-

lated at 354314c; A, I%3l3c; B 12%e; extra C, 1234312^46: yellowC, IIys<*U%c;C, 1231214; Demaraxa, 1231234c; Porto Rmo, UtgUKc; Cuba, 11®

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der, fl 2031 60: Im-

Young Hyson at $131 25'• Oo-

UMc; molasses sugar [email protected]. T8AS—We quote Gnnpowder, fl 20@1

periaL We@$140; Young Hyson at $131 vfooD—The market is active and prices firm. We quote long, delivered, at $5; block, $5 50; store, $6.

Whisky—la qnoted at 91e lor best old.

Family Market#. •aily review or THE ixdiahafolvs retail market Countet Produce—Butter, choice family^ 35@

$2 25; sweet per peck, fckena, each, 25330c. Fruits—Apples, per bush. $14#! 10: per barrel, Fced—Coal

Fm—White, per peuad, I0t? per kit, fl 50.

We have this day received a large invoice of FANGY GOODS and DECORATED CHINA direct from France and Belgium, such as--Coiognw Sets, Bohemian Vases, Hot to and Decorated Coffees, Wax Figures, Plain and Decorated Toy Tea Sets, Decorated (lets of China—56 pieces— etc., etc., all of which we asK our friends and patrons to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. HAWTHORN, MORRIS & GORRELL E. OVER a GO.,

AGKNT9 FOR

HOSIER, BAHMANN Cincinnati saxes, 82 and 84 S, Meridian St. SAMPLES ALWAYS ON HAND. ALL SAFES SOLD IN INDIANAPOLIS AT FACTORY PRICES.

SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS. CHARLES MATER & CO., "W. Washington St. We have now in store the largest exhibition of the latest 'European and American Novelties in TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, at extremely tow prices. STORK OJPKN F’ROM. V A. M. TO IO F». M. HB

$7 5038; per cwt, $3 50@4; lower grades, per barrel, $4@(i 50: per cwt.. $2 tt>@3 50. Corn meal, p?r cwt., $1 50. Fkbd—Bran and short, per cwt, St; middlings, $1 50; shipstuffs, $1 25; meal, $1 20; corn, per bushel, 60c; eat*, 50c. < J rcheries—Cheese, Coffees: roasted, zwaiaoc; green, oj.uj«,, «»n»i Pugars. crushed, pulverized and granulated, 17'^U; A coffee, 15c; B. 14c: C, yellow C, 12WC; brown, 10@12}4C, Teas, Gunpowder, KOcrafl 60; Imperial 70o<a,51 60; Young Hyson, 75c(ui81 60; Oolong, hOivKSl 60; Japan, SOcfttSl 60. .Salt, ¥ sack. 10rrtl5c; per bbl; $2 60. Rice, 12H@15c. Pepper, 60r. Allspice, 60e. Ginger, 60c. Nutmeg, per ox., l2V«e Candlas, tallow, 20c; Buir, 20330c. Starch, 20330c. Currants, 15@20c. Crackers, 10315c. Brooms, 20330c. Provisions—Mess pork, fresh. 8310c. Beef, fresh, 8315c; corned, 635c. Hhoulders, 91 Jo.. Ham#, 17c. Bacon, lie. Lard, 12Vo315c. Tallow, lie. Petroleum—Per gallon, 40c.

For fMtditinnAl market# sen first pair*.

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SPECIAL NOTICES. JOlt. MJCK.WAW’® Vegetable Catarrh Cure, Thta remedy is the cheapest and best; the contents of the package, when dissolved In water, making one pint, and is used by snuffing die fluid up the nostrils. It produces no pain, but as a rule, a pleasant sensation follows the application. It Is perfectly harmless in all case*. By using H In thl# manner, It Immediately conn# in contact with every portion of the diseased mucous membrane We have treated thousands of cases of catarrh, many of them considered incurable, during the many years we have been in practice, and have thoroughly tested this simple Vegetable Compound, and know from past experience that It can be relied on as an unfailing cure, and in case where all other remedies had failed. The demand has become so great that we have b jen induced by its friends to prepare it in a form so as to send ft to the afflicted by mail to all parts of the world. We place it at the extremely low price of twenty-five cents. All other catarrh remedies that are In liquid form sell for not less than one dollar. We prepare this, not with the view of making money, but to relieve suffering humanity from a loathsome disease, which If allowed to remain In the system Invariably leads to consumption and death. Price,—One Package, Twenty-five Cents; Five Packages, One Dollar. In addition, inclose two three cent stamps for each package, to prepay return postage. We desire to send oar thirty-two page pamphlet, entitled “Man and Woman a# Invalida,” to every reader of this paper, and will mail, tree, a dozen or more copies to any person who will hand them to their friends. Address as follows: St. Loom Medical Association, 117 North Sixth Strxxt, i d*w 8t. Louis, Missouri.

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