Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1879 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1BT9.

Plaiji] Store. Carpet Department.

J'visftt Ojpon.o<AI !• rm lagntsa, »t U ud sec • I*§r«i*, »t Uiud 3*«. . » pa Hmmim, at It t* »o. Statr tw&m, tm\r HS* l,m r*a ««atl« Carprt Uafof. te. >,0M y<U Moth Proof UaU*. to. «.0M yds MtulUc OU-eitk tUadirng. (in*l Barfaic* ia Fioa OU (lottia. UrtM Bargain* la Wla4o* Hh*dm. FIm La** Cumtaa, mw daifu, at vary low plica t* oIom oat. Wo akall opoa la a f*w (tayo aa alogaat iomHanat of Tapalry, BrooMl, Ruga aad Mata. A b*rgain la ovary oao oi Uaai.

PHILADELPHIA. STORE, 37 Moaa Washington St root. FOSTER KID OLOVE.

Ladles', Goaty and Chlldreo’a Glove* fitted to Iha hand before you pay for them. PARISIAN 6L0YE DEPOT, H. 8- TOCUB, Yrop’r, u and 14 W. Wash. at. a,v,ta,v

Thelargcat wg ^ rtoek of FOBS t « ty, wholaaale androUH, at D. Lelewer’s Manufactory, EA8T WASHIHGTOH STREET. (aear owner Delaw a ra at.) FOBS made to order. FHBS altered and repair sd. SEAL SACQUES enlarging and re-ahapLig gyedalty. Don't miatake the place-it will pay you.

TUTTS PILLS INDORSED BY PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN AND THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. THE OREATEST MEDICAL . TRIUMPH OF THE ARE.

TUTTS' PILLS CUBE SICK HEADACHE. TUTT'S mis CURE DYSPEPSIA TUTT'S mis CURE CONSHPATIO*. TUTT’S PUS • CURE PILES. TUTT'S PILLS CURLFEVER AMD AGUE. TUTT’S PILLS CURE BILIOUS COLIC. TUTT’S PILLS Cara MDREY Complaint. TUH’S PILLS , CURE TORPID LIVER. TUTT’i PILLS IMPART APPETITE.

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Da. Terr ha* auc-

ceeded in combining in three pills the heretofore antagonistic qoiditlesof a wraaKOTtuNd, Pciwativ*, and a Pii-

airriNo Tomic. Their first apparent

effect ia to increase the appetite by causing the food to properly aeehnUate. Thus the system ia nourished, and by thoir tonic action on the digestive organs, regular and healthy evacuationa are pro-

duced.

The Vapidity with

pills, indicates their adaptabitity to noarieh the body, hence thclj efficacy In curing ner-

chol

acy in curing

a debility, melan-

ly, dyspepsia, wai

Ingo/tlie muscVeS.elnggiahnesa of the liter,

chronic and tin

constipation, part ing health A

strength to the system.

Sold everywhere. Price 25 cent*.

Office

33 .Hurray (Street, KliW YORK.

^ wm 'T& rf

Lath, t2.:5;

mill;

Beat Shingle, 9i OO; Lath, $2.75: Pieoa Htud, 16 ft. and under, $1.40; Piece Stuff; 16 ft. and under, Va. 2, $1 20; Common Hoarda. $1.50; 12-lnch Stock Boarda, $1 60; No 2 Boards, $L*0; No. 1 Fencing, 81.5$; No. 2 Fencing, $1.25; Sheathing, $1.10; Pine Flooring, $1 40 to $2.50; A«h Flooring, $8.50; Oak Flooring, $8.00; Siding, $1.60 to $l.fb. EaU MMBHIIMIIM M. 8* hcky.

and Maasschtmam ava.

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“DYSPEPTICS" Can use Kea^edy's Soda Biscuit with perfect aairty; the weakest stomach will digest them.

PRICE,

CTS-P^r Lb.

PFAFFLIN THE GROCER, 94 and 96 Indiana Av. T. S. We recrire the aboTa meaUeued goods every week, heuoe cau iaiure them freah. '

JOHN RAUCH, MANUFACTURER of the CAPITAL CITY, TWO BROTHERS and J. R YARA = .

Also, Wholesale had Retail Dealer ia Finecut, Plug. Snuff, Pipes, Etc. 15 Circle Street. ATLAS THB-Wh yl W3 ® "V’v/ Bui hie ra ef Strum Engines and Boltons ***• and Martindsle avenue. Indtsailx. ia, lad. Tah> MaaMehuaetta v-enue aaru from Unloa Dapos.

CITY NEWS.

The city hospital coat $988 S3 last month; city dispensary $113.18. One express train each way is to he lateen off the i. I*, k W. read as a measure of economy. The payment cf the city treasurer last month wore $43,102.38; balance on hand $153,138.58. Officer Shelton, owho has been doing sanitary work, has been detailed to enforce the coal ordinance. Collections of internal revenue for October were $62,245.94, quite an incaease over those of the prebeding month. The directors of the Indianapolis k Delphi road will hold a meeting at the Qrand hotel, Thursday evening at 10 o’clock a. m. The ladies of Kdwin Ray M. R. church, corner of Wood lawn avenue and Linden street, give an oyster supper and festival tomorrow evening. The woman’s state board of industry are in session this afternoon at the rooms of the state board of agriculture, electing officers for the ensuing year. In Robert’s Park church at 10 o’c’.cck Thurtday mornieg, a meeting of the.district association of the woman’s foreign missionary society will be held. Duri: g October the township trustee had 120 a;>) lications for aid; eight went to the poor bouse, 21 were relieved, 16 refused and 75 passed away. Twelve persons were buried at public expense. The expenditures for ike month w ere $401 90. Coroner Wishard yesterday afternoon in▼eelisrated the death of Mrs. Hood, at 169 Archer street. He found that no physician had been present at childbirth in the morning, and for want of proper atteation hemorrhage set in, resulting in death. During his remarks to the council last night, Ur. Sir eight very much affected his hearers by relating an incident where a blind widow's land had been taken by a rail-' road oompaay, and the case went into court, where it temained till after her daatk. She did not live to see the end of it. Cba r . L. Hob t -in has been invited to act at aid to Gen. T. T. Crittenden, grand marshal, on the occasion of nnreiling the Tbomai monumental Washington on the 20th. From the tone of the letter it is quite evidentthat the managers of the affair are confident Gen. Grant will be present on that occasion. State Treasurer Fleming has just returned from Fort Wayne where a Catholic church fair has been holding at which he reports there was a contest for the popular verdict on beer. Over $600 worth of Cincinnati, Uilwaakee and Fort Wayne beer was sold among the admirers of the several r&rietiej.

Awuaemeuta. TUB SOtlCBKBlt.

The Sorcerer is not as good aa opera as I’inafore, though it abounds in good light music, and the libretto is full of good points. The parts were well taken throughout, with no particularly resplendent star. Tke chorus was not strong, but was well managed and supported by intelligent orchestral backing. Miss Lillian Brooks-Bell, as Aline, sings well and acts admirably. Misi Clara Burton, as Constance was also good, and was frequently applauded. Mrs. Flora Barry has appeared before an Indianapolis audience btfore. She sang here in oratorio with Whitney and Mrs. Smith. She has a sweet and powerful voice, and sang the part of Lady Sangazure well. Of tie male characters, Mr. Dtgby's “Sorcerer” was perk*)* tke best. His acting was very spirited and hid vocalization good. Mr. Cooper's “Dr. Daly” ranks next, with Mr. Renilz’s '‘Sir Marmaduke,” and Mr. Pfau’s "Alexis” following closely. The Turkish music between the acts was loudly encored, it has baan well played here several times before without receiving special applause, applause, hut that was before it was famous. To night the favorite of all the operas,particularly among those persons who love sweet and simple music and are not educated up to the faulifindiutr point, ‘ The Bahamian Girl,” will be played, and to morrow night, “Pinafore.” Both these pieces will require the best efforts of the company “The BohemiaaGirr’ has often been played here by traveling companies, and “Pinafore” has been produced by three excellent companies within the last eight months. It will require something better than “journey work” to please an Indianapolis audience in

the^e operas.

TUB 0ATI.BR COM HI) Y COM PAST. The entertainment giren at the Grand opera bouse last evening by the Gayler com-

edy company was a delightfully enjoyable one. The drama of “8'ar, or paste and diamonds” has little plot, being for the most

part a thing of shreds and patches, but it gives untrammeled play for tne showing of the versatile accomplishments of Miss Mattie Vickers, a charming soubrette, who has a dash axd vim and piquancy that remind! old play goers of Maggie Mitchell’s Fanchon in its first days. She has a fine figura, a clear, full voice, and her comical and extravagant imitations of Modjeska, Aimee and other actresses and singers are intensely amusing. 8he does the Berio-comic song and dance lady of the variety stage in a way that movee, irresistibly, to uutoarous laughter by means of its delightful exaggeration, though in the few pathetic pas-ages of the play she shows almost equally well as in her special delineations. “Paste and Diamonds” ia put together something after the style of “Patchwork” the specialty of Salsbury's Troubadours, to enable the company to show their varied accomplishments; the former, however, is somewhat broader and has le>s finish than the latter. Charles Rogers is quite as good in his imitations as Miss Vickers is in hers. His Hamlet, as done by the “Pride of Shelby ville," was immense; his Rip Van Winkle had Jefferson's voice to the minutest inflection. Miss Dollie Thornton as the “leading lady of the Folly theater” was capital; “We Want our money, don’t we, Fido,” brought down the house. Wood Bensou as “Phineas Fiamm, manager of the Felly theater,” was also good. The performance may be called of the variety order, but is an admirable setting with all the variety merit* and none of its abuses and indelicacies. The play will be given each night during the

wetk, vsilhthe usual matinees.

fb*eouvt wiadta not gr»nt!n^aaaw

dene* 4M aot ausuin tha verdict of Ue Jurr; atocsid, that it erred la not granting app llant a n*w trial for tho reaaon that tne vordict of the Jury wa* contrary to the lav, and third, that it erred In aot granting a- new trial for the reaaon *( e arena! ve danaagw, biinaa la review Only the ground#’ for a new trial mentioned In lb (14 Ind. 19$) (2.) In ihia eaea appellee vaa awarded the contract for certain work on a bridge about to be erected by the oom■Uaotonera of barrtaon county. Tho hoard appointed a auperlntondeat of the work, and after the contract had baeniet theanperintendentriqulredaome extra work from appfllfee not contemplated by the orlgtnal contract. Held, That under tec Ilona 4. 5 and S of the act to provide for the erection and repair of bridges, (1 R 8., p. <sai the auperiotendent has power to let contracts for the construction of brldaea and to superintend the work. This makee him the agent of the county for that purpose, and may bind the county by requiring work to be done beyond that contemplated by the contract, in order that the structure may be rubaUallai and the eontractor have a remedy for the extra work required to be done [A] In such case, the work, by the tern* of the contract, which was entered into, ia August, was to be 4eie on or btfore October IS, 1876. The extra work prolonged the time neeaasary for it* completion into the winter when the ground waa frozen, and when its performance was worth more than it woald have been had it been don* at the time contemplated by the contract. The atone, also, for the extra work waa more Difficult to procuit tbaa that eontemplated bv the contract. Such Wiag the case the appellants can not complaia because the jury allowed the appellee more

for the extra work than waa provided

a extra work than waa provided for by the

cue tract for the like kind of work.

ATTOKHET’S BEES.

6428. Charles V. Tuley va. Samuel A. MeClung. McorceC. C. Affirmed. Nib’ack, J. Suit upon promissory aot*# executed In 18’6, containing the atlgulatior, "Agree to par attorneys fee for collecting the same.” Held. That • uch contract to pay attorney's fees la valid. tnd., £80; P9 Ind ., 833; 62 Ind., 81; Carver vs. FcnUcus, present term.]

fichigan railroad

igon, instantly killirg <1 fatally injuring bar

FRANK H. SI FINE JOB PRINT!! !• R. taahlnclwn Mi-, (Up stair*.) All work done tn Um very beat riylk and cheaper than aaybody.

(supreme Court. The following cates were decided on Monday, November 8: OOKVETAKCK — COItmWtOM SUHSKqPKKT — VORnurwaa, 6478. Indian a pci is, Peru A Chicago Railway Company vs. Williaaa E. Wood et al. Miami C. <3. Afflimcd. llowk, J. Onbovembur 17, 1661, SophiaC. Noel, being the owner of certain described Iota in the town jf Pern, c»me\ed the same by deed te the preddent aud directed* ol the Pern A Indianapolis Railroad ce npany, which company waa succeeded by the Indianapoiia, Per . A Chicago Railway cotun.inv The deed witneeaed “That the said twrty of the first part for ami In coosidrratloa of the permanent location and ounatruction of the depot oi mid railroad at Peru, lu the county of Mihmt, Indiana, on the lota herei after named, upon sneh or so many or auch parts thereof as the said railroad company ehall elect, have riven, gratned. conveyed, and by thete presents do give, grant, cot, rey and confirm unto tie said purtv of the a oend part, lota numhera,” etc . “which said aeveral lot* were the property of said tfepnla C Noei, ai ti are now conveyed .bv the said parlies of the first part to the said partlee of the second part for a site for the depot of said raltmal, at Pwu aforw.lt with all the privilcgee and appurtenances thereunto belonging; to have and to hold the premises aforesaid, with the appiariraan-es, to the arid part* of the aacxid part, far the parpoeea aforesaid " Said ceiLpai.y erected a depot in arid iota and continued t» use it until U69 wh«o the eompany ceased to use the aame fer that purpose and built aud oocupi*d a depot on et K er ie'a one-third of a mile distant H e e.‘:Ma. Held, in a aoit by the hairs of Soil C >ueiB«aieaiineiiidlsa*po)U,Pera and Chicago railway oompaay, the successar of the grantee- in mwl <t«M. to recover the pometafoo of said lota, ihat trid grantees took arid lota upon the c*ontitusi BuUmquaut u>at they would permanently locate ibeluu* pet oa mid lota, aud bV^uae of toe brevet, of the condition the pi sin tiff, are entitled 4 l ° Iaa ’ COWSTT COmflOBI IN KB* BKItriK BCTKRfETEBD-ENTS-EXTRA WORE—OOHTEaCT—MKasuKE OF VAKAOEa. c.fAR.. Oomaaiaateaen of Harriavu County vs John J. Byron.- Harriaao C. C. Affirmed. Warden. J. (I.) An aasagaaaeot of error in this court, first.

MATE NEWS.

The Ford glass works at New Albany are

closed for want of coal.

James O’Donnell fell from a moving handcar at Gretnsburg, breaking his leg and

inBtaining severe bruises

A steam sawmill owneJ by Ph-naa Lake, near Everton, Fayette county, burned down from accidental causes Friday. Lost), $1,000;.

without insurance.

Sheriff Shouse, os Vincennes, fatally skot John Moylee, aged 19, a priiouer confined in jail on a two years’ eeiteuce far larceny, while making aa attempt to eacape. Edward McLaughlin’s residence in Fulton county, ten miles north of Logansport, wa« burned Sunday night. Loss, $3,500; insured for $1,600 in the American, of Chicago. At Kent, Jefferson county, fifty masked men at midnight took Charles Johns, a bad penitentiary bird, from his house to the woods, beat him terribly and then departed. Near Fairmount, a passenger train on the Cincinnati, Wabash and Michigan

ran into a farmer a wa Mrs. C. Clupper, an

husband.

Louis Weigele, driver of the deliver wagon of Tbieme k Wagner, at Lafayette, was thrown from his seat and run over." Hi* right arm and side were considerably bruised. Erysipelas has since set ia and his Ufa is despaired of. The famous Bennett divorce suit at Bloomfield has been satisfactorily arranged by the parties themselves, without the intervention of court or jury. A muUial separation is the result, and alimony amounting to about $7,000 paid the plaintiff. The residenca of Mr*. S. H. Mattock, two miles south of Rush ville, wa* burned to ths ground last Saturday evening; all the furniture was destroyed. It is thought it was set fire from a candle uaPH by a servant girl while at work in an adjoining room. Loss, about $1,500; insurance $600. An entrance was forced through a window in the rearjof Myers's saloon in NorthjVerQon on Saturday night, and tke money-drawer art! a large quantity of liquors, and cigars taken. Jake Lannagar, in whose possession a number of cigars were found, was arrested, and ia default of $500 bail seat to jail. Dr. Joseph Tingley, late of Asbury university, has been engaged to take charge of the special science course in the Normal college at Danville in the spring, and will open an extensive laboratory for the manufacture of scientific instruments and machinery. This will not interfere with his work in the lecture field. The horses attached to the wagon in which Mr. Stunmerfield, a son and two daughters were riding became frightened on Sunday, at Sullivan’s ford, south of Veraou, and ran off, throwing the entire party out and injuring one of the ladies 9o seriously that ber physician says she caa not recover. The others are also badly injured but will

recover.

Officers of the Richmond street railroad notified Ihe city council la*t night that they would not operate their road after this date, and that unless the road was purchased within a short time, the rails would be removed before the 30th of the present mouth. There is a prospect of the road being purchased by parties who believe that a first class road cau be made to pay in Richmond. Valley Ritter, proprietor of a hotel in Otwell, Pike county, was called to h is door in the night by an unknown person, some days ago, Who lodged a load of shot in him. Ritter has been investigating the matter, and has felt warranted in charging Wilson Stobaugb, coroner of the county, with attempt on bis life. Stobaugh waived examination, and was bound over to court to answer the charge. A singular fatality occurred on the levee, at Evansville. James Groeshart, a ship carpenter, working on a hull of a new boat, lost his balance and fell from the hull four feet to the ground, striking on his bide. His comrades a*ked him if bV was hurt, tnd he said no, but relapsed into unconsciousness, and died in a cairiage on his way home. The c iroucr’s verdict was death from brain injuiiea caused by the shock of the fall. The celebrated bankruptcy case of MtEwen A Son, bankers ct Columbus, which ’occurred in 1B71, and which has been in continuous Litigation ever since, is at last about to l>e settled up. Their failure was for $450,000 liabilities. The settlement of the estate has been very complicated, and has engaged much of the best legal talent in the state, the fees alone paid to them amounting to over $20,000. The estate of William McFi wen has already paid about sixty cents on the dollar, and that of Archie McE'weu, one of the sous, paid in full, with a surplus left, while the other interests will pay but a small per cent.

BtOOMINGTON’d BOOM. HoalDeaa, Chnreb, Temperance, Etc. (C’orrefpotulevjee ot The Indiana poll* New*.] Bloomjnuton, November 3,1879. In popular phra.-e, Bloomingtoi has a “business boom." The factories here are all running at the top of tkeir bent. ^Buildii g is keening close pace with manufacturing. More building has been done this summer than in any three years since the panic. Besides residences and business bouses, church building has been prominent Lari year the Covenanters completed a neat, .-mall church. A few weeks ago the Catholics dedicated a handsome new building. In June last the Methodists commenced a new bnilding, which is how nearly ready tor the roof. This will be one of the largest churches in the place, and the most tasteful and modern. The churches here are prosperous. The Methodist church alone took in 150 members last year, under the protracted labors of the pastor. Rev. J. W. J>Vebb. Mr. Webb is a full grown man in body, head and heart. He not only preaches but organize* and leads. The other pulpits are ably filled. Though we are a temperance people taken as a whole, temperance just now ia in somewhat of a^hack-slidding state. This, however. is only temporary. Let the saloonatics make an overture and the temperance people will rise and defeat them, as they have done for the last five years. There is considerable prohibition sentiment here. In politic*, this city, aa is well known, U strongly republican, and is for General Hunter for governor, now and all the time W, 0.

MARKET BKJTOlfT.

Indiana poll* Wholaaal* Mark**. A number of chenga* an noted this morning. K(ga have advanced oaa cant. Bugan are higher. Chaaaa and pepper are-higher, and an advance ol frona 28*350ct*. baa bean made In coke and roofing tin. Trade ia active, and the tendency ia prioea is upward. Joaapra PaovxBova—Market active. Caoavaaaed a A barn*, 1$ iba to 13 lbs avenge I9ie; 1$ Ibe $ttc; 20 Ibe and over 9e; baeoa olaai rideA $Kc; plain baton should era, 4%c; ketri* lard, .in ttoen. 7c}<; in k*, 7%e. Clear perk $12.9$. Faonocja—Trade brisk. Bblppan me payla* 16 eeata at aiark, lor agga, which aril tram ■tore at 1$ canto. 6cod batter sailing at 20c; able now paying 140,6c; comma* gradaa bring SgibA Spring chick ana $125$ 1.78 old beau$3 M; roosters $1M eeeeo $4 90lor full feathered; M 50 tor picked. Docks $2 26 for old;$175lor yoang. Turkey* 6 eena par poand. Faathan prime 49 canto; 1 o—w ■etwAtwn to quality. GnocnrEB—Trade goad. Sugar*.—hards, H% #11 ^c. Standard A 10S«10Xc, aft A 10#lG%e; White extra C t*i#i$ia; yellow,7% #6%A Oofleae common, I4#14)4e; talr, I3%#14c; good 15gll6c: prime, l**«17He; atrictly prime 17>i#lSc; ' choice, 18#20e; golden Xie, 20#22e; Java, 2J>i#:$e. Mexican, ITXdiSe, > wording to gradA Mamma* and (yrapa—New Orleans molmai, eld S*#46c; aom.uu n syrups, 8S#4*s; medium, 4, choice, 46#60r. Starch, »V4<»*Ha lake arit, $1.4$ per ear lota; fl M la naaU gaantltiaA Rica 6*4#5e fox fair te beat Louisiana and Carolina. Chaaaa, lobbing at 18>i#14>^r. lot western raaarva, coal oil, 15$15)4e tor standard gradA Splcea—papper,16J<#i7o; aU»pioe,18#20c;clOTee,50 #60o; eamta, S5#40c; nutmegs, Mc#$l 10 per lb. Ground good*—pepper, 20«a5c; ginger, 90#25e; Lemon* allspice, 2S#3Ce; cinnamon, 40#60. Cloves,50(§66c mustard, 25#45c. Cashed Goona—Strong. Blackberries 91.40 #1.50. Beans, string $1.20#1.80. Lima, $1.60Blueberriea, $1.50. Charrlea, rad, S Iba tL40#i.54; White wax, $2 25. Lebsten, 1 lb SL7S#1.55; 2 Iba $S.26.Mackerel,l lb $!.60.Orstan.full lib $1.2091.25; t lbs $1.80@l.*0; light,1 lb7S#80a; light, 8 lbsSl.2 PeOchaa,standard ,2 lb* |1.70;3 iba $2.1C#2.25 '.second standard, 2 lb# $1.45<§1.50c; $ lbs $LM#LS5;pi*, S In# $1.»#1.33; pis, 6 lbs |8.2S«2.40; white heath $ Iba $8.25. Pina apple, 2 Iba $L50#1.60. Plant*, damson, I Iba $1.85(91.40. Peas- $1.60(91.70 Early small, $1.70<31.8u Baepberriea,21b«9L50(§X6$ Salman, 1 lb $1I5#1.90; 1 Iba, $8.00. Strawberries, 2 1 bet 1.75 (92.00 Tomatoes, 8 Iba fl.20#1.95. tlb 110091.10. Yarmouth corn, 81.009l.5i. Polka, $1.15. Excelsior, $1.25. PexxifcH Ensii* Aim Nurr—Babins are very firm. Market excited. Old Lotidon layeis t2.S5#4.tO; Valencia new l'>9l0)^c; Cauloroi* bunch 7>gc per lb. MuacateU, old douuie crown *2.5*; new, $X.70«2 75; tmrranta 6,to6!*c; Leghorn Citron 28c. Persian date* Lemons $5.66.96.00; New figs—Layer* 17c; drum* 14e, aof si.rileo *JmoDd*—Terragomi 28924c; Ivioa, 22 923c; Shelled almonds, 88940c | new Hraxll nuu 119l2e Sicily tfberte, 12H914C. French walnut*,12>69i3c, Naples watneta, 14915c. Raw peanute-’reu Taaneaaee 6%97c; white Tennessee 6%97e; Virginia, 7c. Leahihs Dncoe—Prices strong with an active mtut; occxhla* $1.2544.06; Uomlna 2.859}2 90; sncbOLdia $1.18®).20; borax,' Lie; o*u.ptcr. at 8£®40t; Alcohol. $2.16® 1.23; aMRfoerida. at 4G®3fe: a! am. »t ti-ic; chlorolom, M-gMe; copperas, barreta. $8.00 irewn tartar, para, 28JJ5o; a*lor oil. No.), Ofcffitl.CO: Oil bersama*. t pc* count,‘ 8».4098.75; soda, fair our be, *®Ge: salts, epaom. 4 $B6e: sulphur, flour, 5®Cc; salt Petr*, 8.920c; turpentine, (2®L5c; glycerine, i*@ZJe; hromld* peri sab. 40®£0c; lord oil; »*9*ao. linmod oil 7{ <*78 of>lum,86.7596 00; whit* lead 8Xe Iodide of potash, f-t 75(48.16. Dht Goona—Trad# bri»k. Prl.-ea firm; Pin..w-American 6e; Allen 6c; Eddvstona fancy 7c: Pacific fancy 7e; Harmony ft^c; Simmon solid

nn vubpuuui a <”40; rrmi or tne Loom l&c; New York Mill* 12c. Hill’s, 9c. Lonsdale 9%C. Cosset jean*—Naunkeag-SAtieoa 8c; Indian viteard 7c. licks—Amoekesg A C a 16Kc; LewUtors 2 inch 17V; 82 Inch 15c; 80 13V. Oauaburgs—J ouraian*9o; Augusta 9c; Alabama 9c; Toledo fic; Mancbasuir 8c. JeanaDeer Island 42}4c; Bedford 82S^:; PoiaruSOc; lomcastev ginghaBis ac. Grain bags—3Urk A 25c. Franklinville‘23^c; American 22c; Harmony 2ie. Hides—Higher prices. G. S. 9®9Ma{ G. 8. calf 13912; G. 8. kip 9®10e; gre**nhidea cows 80; green steers 9e: green kip. 10c; green coif, 11c; bulla, stags aud grubby' U oft. Tallow at 5®Mdo. Leather-Price* high and trade brisk. Oak aoia held at 38A f 9;; neraoct sole held st 26 @S3o; harneea. 84«t«7c{ skirting, 879-62; rough hArnaae. SldtiCic: Httrhurg hamem. 'SfilOc; bridle per doren, 54900c oitv kip 6kys$l 96, French kip. 8^6® 1.26; dir ttetf-sklna, 8ic®$1.2); French call skin, R.1591 90. Iron—Market strong. Bar Iron $3 WH8.75; wrought cnarcoal hax $4.5091.75. florae siioca— Burden*#, $4.r09'.00; mule saoea. 85 5O*$G.00. liitHEHS’ Suri-UKS.—Market high. Narthrop’t sheet Iron roofing. *6.00 per souare. Beat brsuds charcoal tia, IC 10x14, 14x26, *9 SO; 12x12, $9.74; IX, 10x14, 14x20, 811.50; 12x12, 8U.75. Coke IC, 10x14, $6.50. Roofing, IC, 14x20, $8.75, 20x 28, $18.06. Block Ub in pigs 26c. la bars 28c. Common sheet Iron—Noa. 27 $6 90. Charcoal iron, No. 27, $6.50. Morfthead’a grivaniced iron 12 »er cent discount. Lead lu pigs, 6c; in oars 7c. Sheet zinc 10c, in full casks less Granite iron ware 25 per cent discount. -Letter Id»6, Letters remaining lu the Indianapolis post office, and will be advertised Katurday, November 8, 1879. if not called for. Any one knowing the address of the parties named will confer a favor by sending information to the poFtoffice. * W. R. Holloway, P. M. Applegate, Charles L. Manning, R. C. Atwater, L. Mason, Capt. Bishop, W. N. Mo.gau, D. T. Breed, Mrr, M. Morrow, M. L. Busor, Mibs Mina Mehl, Sarah L. Bowyer. Albert, att’; Msvon, Wm. Beal, Mi-s (Telia Mo Far! aud. War. Coniinfoni, Geo. McBride, Thom*s Callowuy, Wm. Nail, Samuel Carney, Miss V., Pennoyer, G. A. Ciitcber, Henry Petiit, Wm. H. Cotmoe, Ld. Poiers, J. W. A Co. Cox, Mies f.irr.ie PsiTeub, Mrs. Jeoaia Coleman, Ed. D. M Phanagsrd.Mr., neacaiae Cawiday, Mi^ Belle Rose, C.*i. 0P ‘ Dw-IiwikkI, Ceo. Kudrow. J. II. Dickman, Miss Angela Hoars, Jane Dunmire, ( Uarlie Rice, Isaac It rsey, Mba fyouisa Kkelly, James Kl«], Mies Bertha Sheet*. Harry Kge, W. 1C. Shea, Wm. J. Kilkena, Robert Sutton Viola Grove, Mis t. J. Schumaker, Miss May Goins, Mr. Jen. Silver, John Gillibrsnd, Mrs. Susan Btclone, Geo. llil>, Mrs. Moilie Ste ling, Frank Hamuicnd, Mira Miuuie Sander, U. 8. Heighion, R M. Sthubert, Mr*.Hines, Richard Shaney, Andrew lianot v. Geo. Slugs, John Hay*, Mbs Liddy Smith, Mrs Louisa Henry, Wachcudorf.cax# Hmi h.Jamea A. of Viomer. Frank Lewis, Hnmpbrea Warn, Dave Hat tier, Mrsa Lvda Wilson, Mrs. Anna 8. liairia, F. Wilder, C M Hurt A Co., Ium1>cr Wright, Elizabeth dealers Walker, 8.” H. lsel, Mrs AVarrd Mm. J. B. Hilbert, S. II. W<4>lwioe. Mrs. Margaret Hill, AntionetU Warree, Mrs Rosa Hsl), R. B Wells, WLsou Jackson, Mis* Msry Quin ion, Amelia 3. uloiiee, Mrs Eihma Young, Lucy Johnson, Mm. Fannie Keoeh, John forkioiv. lewis, Chwlie Ixrrg, Miss C>ara Krenlzer, J»cok l.ikey, Della Gril, Harry 8. Ixrwrey, Mira Ell* I. trds»y, Maria LeCTe g, Miss Nellie Ads. rectived by telephone. The Indiana Advertisine Agency, 31 C ! rcle st ,is now connected with both lines of telephone. Orders receive immediate attention. W. 0. Grubb, proprietor.

„ A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY! “BEST ON EARTH ”

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1 New laundry k

The above is the name of a New Laundry and Bleaching Soap that washes WITH OUT RUBBING. U8EIT AS DIRECTED, and yea will do year washing in hsif the ttm* end with (toe-third the labor

reHUired with other soap*. We ^ tabrie *' . J. A. HUNT A <»., INDUNAP0U8 SOAP WORKS, 701, 703, 70S ud 707, M Went st, laSUupDlb, (si.

Il Kntrvprt.iB* Wholesale and Retail Qroomrm

•iT-ror Sale by »ll Knterprl*l»E

WbtoleMU* anri K«t»U Dernier in aB Kind* ef COAL AND COKE. OFFICE, 11 North Pennsylvania St. OAL YARDS, 2S9 tTiristlan nwe. and Dead of Iltoss*elta«etU *▼«

TAGGART’S BREAD.

LUMBER!

CVTLKR & SAViOOK LUMBER GO., Manutoetoren and Daatova la 1 Lumber, Lath, Bhlnglea. Pleketo and Poato. Foil Una ot breasad Lumber and floorings. Special ratea for car-load lot*. Office and Yard, eor. Alabama and 8outh »U,

MACAULEY’S OINTMENT.

Cured me of Itching Piles —(Henry Jordxn.

Itching Piles, ten yean, cured.—[1. B. Power. The above all live ia this city. Hundrede more cen be shown. Cures guaranteed in every case. Bold by ail Druggist*. Wholesale by JOB. ft. A*RISKY, 50 Ktoat Wmabliirton atroet tu.th.a

ARCANDS

Go and oee (he NewARGANB and C ROWN JEWKL Base Barning Mtoves at It. Lu McOIJAT*#* 61 and 63 Went Waatiiuffton at. *,tu,th CENTRAlTl'DRNlfURJO'AOTORfr Aaii*t'8^1rai^Wnr'k 1 irarran , t^L'^l^ic<ra^rastmtabto'. ^EKK9,^4 8.^^awarc tt^aflufth**

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J OS. A. MOOB£i # «4 But Mark* Stmt POE RENT: Siorcrootn 51 Mara. avama,$t*. •< 254 Mara, avanaa. Si/ « 268 Maas, avanoe. He. “ 220 Booth Marten aa *k, ft 6. « 220 Indiana avaua, $4. *• 246 Indiana avenue, A « 242 Indiana avanoe, $6. Family Living feootn* tn «» MeBrideBlock, $2 to $4. ' Uravelond Block. 94 to »$. U utchinga Block, $6 te $8. Opraa Bonaa Block,91 to 919. Dwelling Houae, 461 North Alabama ft , $26. : ’ Itaraek..

OIL CLOTHS

Beet Borgriaa ever offered la OU Clot be. Call end see them. Pmaone wishing to hav* tbrir Awning* takm down and aiored tor tha winter wifi pi«rae send word to H. MARTENS, 32 South Meridian St.

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la simple, durable aud eajty to operate, and is never affiseted by frj*t. Has IMjccclain lined cylinder, aud throws water with bc-th motions 0! the handle. For Clrculara or Price-List, caJ ou ou nJ#ru>d

CHARLK3 bohurmann,

General Agent for Central Indiana, 59 W.Washingu.n st., IndiauaujUi, Indiana.

The Most Wonderful Health Restorers Known to Medical Science. CURE by ABSORPTION. Are worn externally. The medicines are taken up by the pore* of the akin, thereby reacbfna the seal or the diaeaae at once, arresting ft* progress more effectually than any medicines taken internally ever did or can do. We make three different kinds of Paris—Woo. 1, *, and a. No. I-For ( hills 4k ffever. Dyspepsia. Indl. arestioii. Biliousness, Nick anti Nervona llfatlacbe,and all other <11 souses arising froi

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JiH't; enriclies the blood, purifies the eecrstlo aud strengthou* weakly and delicate l eutnh Price 9S.OO. No. B-For Kidney. Spine, and Bladder •OeelAons, Brliclil's Dtaenae, niaiwles, I ...me or Weak Back. Tones up vitality mid restores lost energy, l-rlee g.'i.OO. If your druggist does not keep “NNYDnt'* ('(TRATIVK and will not get one for you, do not let him palm ofT other worUUese irnita lions, but send the price to uh In a letter, and wt will mall them te>you. Address, E. F. SNYDER & CO., ! 14.3 W. 4th st.. Cincinnati, c | Prrf. Young, IS Baldwin’s Block Indians poll* , Bute Agent. Sold by all Druggist*.

A l*o, tor sale by JBFFCAYLOit 1 296 MawechuaeUs eve

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New Law Book.

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168 Pages, for the use ol Executors, Administrator*

sad Guardians, by Thou as F. Da vitooh. Price: $1 In pamphlet form, $2 in full . sheep. Published and for rale by

Wm. B. Burford,

(Bacceaeoni to Braden and Burford,)

MANTFA OITTLKK AND DKALKB IN BLANK BOOKS,

Printer, Lithographer and Stationer.

Over 509 varieties Legal Blanks kept La itcck.

Steam BRASS Works PI anil)- INDIANAPOLIS. «rs* Brass Work, Pipo and flit- i

Cherry Pectoral.

>met W ashers, Ho 9 e, Belting, NinLs, Pumps, Lead Pine. Shuet and Bar Lend, Pis Tin’and Copper BABBITT HETAL, W r ipin £ ?

Waste litc„ Etc.

WATER,

Steam and Gas,

Foe Diseanea ot tho Tliroat and Lungs,

each as Cougfie, Colds, Wliooping Cough, Jlronchitie, Asthma

and Consumption.

Coroetne. a «r«ui/ound of cocoauut oil, cure# itcbiEg and irritated scalp. (pq

PIPE CUT TO ORDER BY STEAM POWER. Steal Filling Promptly attendod to. JOHN KNIGHT, 108, U0 end 112 S. Delaware St.

JAMICto F. WflAVtlK, (Sucoeeaor to Weaver A Co.) TTncioi'tffvlELor' And I-urt isber of Mctatlin.Wood sad tnoih-cover-edCANKhTri and C iHL.*! and Undwlakers'dupplics. wholesale an*! retail, 33 North Illinou stny-t. Branch Office, cor. South aud Dlinols at*. tu,s

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ef their terror: to s froia their pain fid

really robbed theee deOf-ro*# dteMweaef . ,t extmt, aad rires a feeling sflmstanlteh

e'Tecte. that Is well founded. If At remedy hw takes la eeoeoa. Beery family shoeld hare Hta their eleeet for the ready and prompt relief oflu members. Slekoess. .ug.rtu* aad erea life I. eared by tale timely proteetiea. The prudent should net B-flrctlt, end the wtaewfll hoc Keep 1 thy ran ter the pretee.

ties It aSords by Its sally nae In saddea attacks. - PBIP1BED BT *

Or. J. C. AYER A CO., Lowell, Maes, Practical and Analytical Chemist*. SOLD BT ALL LiRUOOIHTS AJCD DBA.LXK3 IK MEDICRIB

WHEN TOD TRAVEL

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CARPETS, WALL PAPERS, OIL CLOTHS, OIL CLOTH RUGS, WINDOW SHADES. K'DEl'W 0-0013S- 3L.OXV" Z*Zl.ZOJE2S.

ALBERT GALL, 19 W. Washington St.

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PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE The only direct line from Indi*n*poli$ te Oolumlma, Pittsburg, Harrisburg, PhiUd*l pfaia and New York, witboat change of can Only one cb'onge to Baltimore, #ashin«toe and Boston. Fare always the aame aft by loafer not Mower route* BAGGAGE CHECKED Through to deettnatioa. Secure your tick eh at the Union Depot, and oee that they res$ via u Pittabarg, Cincinnati * Bt. LotxlaRai way. Panhandle Route.” W. L. O’BRIEN, Gee. Paea. and Ticket Agent. Colombo* D. W. CALDWELL, 4Jnr Gwwwai. Maaorntm

XataUiahed 1950. laeorporated 14 TL Western Machine Worka. Stoker, DfitUACo., Manufacturers of Soleit ivtV'; /■/. Irench Bahx MILL STONES .'ii FURNISHINGS. Oontracte made to build and furnish Flouring Mills and Grain Klewetora of any capacity. Our celebrated Engines and holier* with each lob, or

eeporaie.

W rite for our Revised Price List of Mill Furnishings be!ore purchasing elsewhere. We are Agent# for the genuine Dufour Bolting Cloth and the beet cleaning machinery. . Office and Works—101 to 149 8. Pennsylvania «t., cue square east of Unloa Depot, 1WP1AMAFQ1.ISL IMP. Indianapolis K. K. Time Table. " Depcrt Arrive Cleveland, Colombns, Qnctnnatl A Indlanapolti

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Trains run on Colombui time. George W Mnllen, G. T. A.

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Fort Wayaa, Muntie and CfnclnnatL

Leave Fort Wayne — 1:30pm Arrive at Indianapolis. f :2Spm Leave Fort Wayna.— 4:50pm Arrive at Indianapolis 1045pm Leave Indianapolis. 4:06am Arrive at Fort Wayne „te:80*«« Leave Indianapolis.... :SOam Arrive at Fort Wayne. - 5:15pm L*ave Indianapolis ftdOjWB Arrive et Fort Wevne $:*6mn

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