Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1879 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 18T9.

PladelplM Store. Carpet Department.

rvumt Op>onodl! Utnlamlat, tl3Su4 SOc. * lacnla, Mud Me. - M r» HmjM. at 1* te 2So. see Stair PwSa. only 11*0. l.ooe ytl» dotibi* Carpot UniM. (.see yd* Moth Proof Uning. *>. S,W» yds MotalU* OU-«loth aindto*. tiroot BarynUia in Floor OU Hotha. Oront Bar* dna in Window Shodro. PiM Loco Cwmin., now dsaiga, at Tory low imk*o to cioM o«t. Wo shall opoa in a few day* an elegant asaort■M«t of Tapestry, Brussel, Bugs and Mato. A horgstn in orcrj om of theoa.

PHILADELPHIA STORE, AT Kbst Woahiagton Mtreot.

FOSTER KID GLOVE.

Ladies', Gents’ and Children’s Gloves fitted to tha hand bsfore yon pay lor thorn. PARISIAN GLOVE DEPOT, H. a TUCOB, Prop’r, |3 and 14 W. Wash. st. s.K.ta.w •

host wdseted •♦(vdr of FD88 __ * c tf, wholesale and roUil, at 0. Lelewer’t Manufactory, *7 east Washington street, (near earner Delaware st.) p J* de to order. FHRS altered and repairs!. SEAL. SACQUE8 enlarging and reshaping Specialty. Don't mistake the place-it will pay you.

tor xon,

Madam,

Whoso complexion betrays some humiliating imperfection, “whose mirror tells you

that you are Tanned, Sallow ami disfigured in countenance, or have Eruptions, Redness, Roughness or unwholesome tints of complexion, we say use Hagan’s Magnolia Ralm. It is a delicate, harmless and delightful article, producing the most natural ana entrancing tints, the artificiality of which no observer can detect, and which soon becomes permanent if the Magnolia Balm

is judiciously used.

J tBjwuor SUPPLIES FOE WATER, Steam and Gas, Steam BRA^S Works, Plumbors* Brass Work, Pipe and Fittings, Boiler Flues, T ools, Bath Tuns, Water Closets, Hydrants, Street Washers, Ho*e, Belting, Sinks, Pumps, Lead Pipe. Sheet

PIPE CUT TO ORDER BY KTEAX POWER.

Steam Fitting Promptly atteaded to.

JO HN KNIGHT, 108, 110 and 112 S. Delaware St. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Wor DU«m«a of the Throat and Lungs, } Such as Coughs, Colds, Whoopifig Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma ' and Consumption. ’LCjCf?.

Th« few coapodtico. which h.r« won lh< oosSduoo ot B.okinS ond booaao hoow hold word., mbob« not only OB. bat bub, notion,, miut b.r. extr.ordin.rj yirtBM. Frrhep. no on. e rer Mearod m wide b ncatBdoB, or nulo. taioed tt m lose as ATBB'S L CHERKT PECTORAL. It bas bMB known to tfa* pabMt aboat fortj joan, by s ton* ooaUoaod nrle. of marr.lou.

ood nrle. of marr.lou. that bar. won tor It a

coafidonce la iu rirtun.n.ver squtied by any other awdl etna It .till task*, tk. aioel .ffMtaal can. of Couxhi, Old,, OoniampttoB, tost sea b.oad.by toodtowlikl'.h Inttoed. th.CUKRRT PIOTORAL, Ra* rwalty robbed thtoe d«a«w.«a diMase. at tbedr tonon to a (TMtestont, aadrtrea . fellas oUmmanttr from Ueupaland torwto. that le well tooaded, tftha madytw tokaa la Mton. Bwery Suatty abooM bare it In their atoaat tor tk. nady and promptKllef of tutaamben. Blcka^ mflkrla*. aad awmlito to Mead by tola timely protection. The prudent ebesld not nacleet It, and tha wl«e wu 1 not. Siwp It hr TO# foe lh« proteottonltafsrtto by itotouty ua In taddea aUnaSA^ -»•-* V ■’WSMstown - PREPARED BT Dr. J. C. AYER A CO., Lowell, Masst Pruetical and Annlytiral Chemists. •OLD BT ALL bRIKitUSTS AXD DKaLEXS IS MEDICISg;

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LADIES, RANDALL’S CIRCA-SIAN Oxroctro. TXT A Q TIT w j±o tl Will give you • complexion as pure ns a baby’s. n. AU«, opp.'VimoOm^'H^B^Ooto, cor*wJ!h'. A P wtcDw* o'-W JHMRa *yr. : f. A* Brow'll, js». wi&n. *L; Fiwnch’s Med. Depot. Mnsoolc TmapJs H. h Macttn AOb.|N, Fwib. fit, w-n

cm NKWN. Hob. Morton C. Hunter is in the citj. The North Baptist church, corner of Broadway and Cherry streets, give a festival tooiftbt. The Hen liar 1 announces an “important" meeting of the Hendricks club to-night. Shouldn’t wonder. Immense quantities of produce are coming into the city from the surronnding country. Apples and potatoes are very plentr. The republican state central committe bate adopted resolutions of sorrow and regret over the death of Senator Chandler. The state bureau of statistics has issued blanks calling for information regarding toll, free gravel and common roads for each year from 1875. Rev. W. H. Boole will preach at Meridian street church to-night. He is said to resemble Dr. N. L. Rice, the noted Presbyterian divine, in his method and matter. Judge Holman fined Allen Jennings $5 and costs for contempt of court iu making a forcible entry into property under the control of a receiver appointed by the court. A. E. Sinks failed to prosecute his suit against Luther Benson for compensation for aliegtd composition of “Fifteen years in btU," thus virtually establishing Benson's authorship. The Indianapolis, Decatur aed Springfield railroad officers claim that their acceptance of the ordinance granting them the right to lav two tracks into the city, made a oatract that no * reconsideratioa” by the council cam aflect. The dressing of stone for the state-house superctructure will be continued through the winter. The contractors say they will have an unlimited quantity of material in readiness for the commencement of operations early in the spring. A vinegar works on South Pennsylvania street dischargee its refuse through a trough elevated at a convenient hisrht to catch the unsuspecting pedestrian under the jaw. It might be called an obstruction of the sidewalk without straining the term. The supreme court yesterday held the whistling act, passed by the legislature last winter, constitutional. The result will be that, in order to avoid prosecutions by prejudiced persons, railroad companies will be compelled to make the state resemble a boiler shop for din end confusion. The fitness of things: The first page of Harpar's Bazar for the present week, shows a monkey on a bedstead, handing a new style bonnet, “.fashioned like a porringer/’ to an elaborately costumed lady. Some poor iznarant men are bow enlightened as to where the fashions in head gear originate. Charles L. Downie attempted suicide with morphine at the Occidental hotel yesterday, but was discovered in the afternoon ana eared- by antidotes. The pros itute with whom Representative Reichelderfer, of Allen county, disgraced himself last winter, has been infatuating the young man of late. Amusement*. THE BOHEMIAN GIRL. The performance of Balfe’s most popular opeia at the Park theater laet night was attended by a good sized audience who manifested their appreciation by frequent applause. Mr. Digby’s “Count Aruheim” was n careful aid satisfactory piece of acting and singing. He is not a Drayton nor a Campbell, but he has a good voice and does not attempt anything beyond his powers. Tht|’rhaddeu’s” of Mr. Pti u uculd be improvea. It lacks spirit and finish. Benitz'a “Devilahoof’ was over acted and under-sung. Miss Bell has a fine voice and did “ArUne” very well. Mrs. Barry’s fine voice was heard to good advantage in “The Gypsy Queen.” Her acting lacked, ease. She introduced the Balfe soBg, “Bliss forever past," with good effect. “The Turkish patrol” was plaved by the orchestra and repeated. The engagement closes to-night with “Pinafore.” THE OAYI.KR TROUP*. “Star” was repeated at the Grand opera honse last night to a much smaller house than it deserved. Aliss Mattie Vickers contianes to win laurels in her imitation of the great actresses, and Mr. Rogers supports her ably. The play will run all the week. MIW. RICHARDSON’S LECTURN. The audience last night was notas large as either the lecturer or the subject ought to command. The theme was “English bal ads” and it was handled in a] manner to please the most fastidious audience A better lecture, and one more worthy of patronage by ail who love old English litera ure has never been deliveied in this city. Her next lecture will be given kt the fame place, next Friday night, and the final one on the Monday night following. riARSON’S BENJCm. Miss Lillian Stoddard, Mrs. S. E. Morrison, Miss Louisa Fertic, Messrs. M. H. Spades, S. H. Morrison, Sydney Keade, H. C. Stan wood, Arthur Miller, E. 0. M. Stanwood and Beissenherz’s full orcke f tra will assist at the Pearson Benefit at the Paik theater to-mor-row night. Mr. Pearson will sing “Beloved heart, ‘“Arise, my love/’and take part in the final sextet.

Woman’* Hoard of Induatry, The Woman’s state board of industry appointed Mrs. Haggart, Mrs. Adamson, Mrs. Finch and Miss Cobh a committee to draft a conftitution and by-laws for the organiiation, and elected the following officers for the coming year; President. Mrs. Dr. Haggart; recording secretary, Mrs. M. M. Finch ; corresponding secretary, Miss M. D. Naylor; treasurer, Mrs. M. E. Stowell; executive board, Mrs! Brown, Mrs. Noo, Mrs. G. Wynn, *Mrs. Dr. Sawyer and Mrs, F. A. Townsend; vice presidents, Miss Alice A. Yiniug, Laporte county; Mrs. F. M. Adkinson, Marion county; Miss Cetta Hancock, Harrison county; Mrs.H.Y. Austin, Wayne county; Mrs. Marv Thompson, Johnson county; Miss Jessie Morris, Washington county; Mrs. A. F. Armstrong, Howard county; Mrs. Sarah 0 Maynes,Miami county; Mifs Nelson, Allen county- Mrs. Dr. Harlan, Hendricks county, Mrs. Southard, Putnam county; Mrs. M. C. Riley, Hancock county; Mrs. Alice S. Moore, Decatur county. Railroad News. A daily coal train has been put on the Vincennes roed between this city and the Edwardsport coal mines. It U said that Joseph ll. Franklin, superintendent of the New York and New England road, i» to take the general management of the Indianapolis, Decatur and Springfield road, with. H. C. Moore as assistant. John C. Noyes, general freight agent of the Indianapolis and St. Louis road, is to take the same position on the Hoorac tunnel road; S. J. Smith, his assistant, will succeed him.in the position vacaud. The project to build the North Vernon, Greensourg am} Rushville road is again on foot. Horace Scott's proposal to build tha mad from Greensburg to North Vernon, has been accepted, the contract subject to approval by the board of directors, who are to meet at the Grand hotel next Saturday. The terms , of the contract are that the road is U> be completed on or before November 1, 1880, Fir. P ol« Vin< toatod. Samuel Poole, who was arrested Monday for throwing bis wife down stairs and att mpting to beat her. call, d at The News office tQ-day to explain that he did not throw her down stairs nor attempt to beat her. He was merely remarking that he would “cut her d—d throat,” at the same time toying with an open knife. Mrs. Poole, who is in a condition to be easily scared, fell backwards down the stairs at this, and Mr. P. followed to bring her back. He reaents with scorn and indignation the imputation that he would strike a woman. I-oat—A Ladder Truck and Hom Reel. The new hook and ladder wagon and hose reel, ordered in Chicago by the fire department, were shipped Saturday and should have been here Monday. Nothing could be learned of their whereabouts by telegraph to-day, and no bill of lading has appeared. Any one seeing atray vehicles of this character, will confer a favor by leaving word'at fire department headquarters.

Nuprnna* Co art.

tuk “wmaruNo law” ii valid.

MM. PltUkurgk, Cincinnati A 8t. Loot* R. W. C*. v. John Htown. Lata C. C. BeretaM. Wor-

den. C. J.

VJ, Ih-iB, were ha.

enjoining the daltndnni from sounding ft* whU Uen, except to give one or vara •bort, full and diaUnct »ound* whan approaefa-

SlS^tac'i IS^fl, p. 178), and joeh proer*dmg« ining the daltfndant from aoundlng* It* whl/

first sectloa of the statute cited is as follbws: 'That it shall be the duty of aU railroad oovptnlee, operating in th’s stale, to have attached to each and every locosaotire engine a whistle, each as is mow in use or asay be hereafter used by ail well maasged railroad companies, and the engineers or other persona in charge of or operating such engine upon the line of any such railroad, shall, when such engine approaches the crowing of any turnpike or other public highway In this state and when inch engine ii not lew than eighty nor more than one hundred rods from such trowing sound the whistle on such engine^attached thereto continuously, from the

. ... Provided:

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lero witfc ordinance that has beea or may hereafter be passed by snjtdty in the sute

latisgthi SBSBsam -

sto reguh engine r.” The

. failure

to comply with the section set out shove, iieid, The act is valid. It is a poiloe regulation clearly wiihra the scope of legislative authority. To the argument that the constant whittling is a nuisance, it is answered that that which would otherwise be a miisamce, if done under the authority of lew for u»e public good, U justifiable. (2 lied, on railways, 408). The legislature must be the vxclcsive judge as to the distance from the crossing at which the whistle should be sounded, and a* to the neces»ity of a continuous sounding uctll the crossing is passed. The necessity and propriety of the enactment in queation wu exclusively for theleglslatuae and not for the courts to psss upon. The law is not unconstitutional, snu cannot, therefore, be held void. (52 lud. 350.)

The judgment below must be reversed.

KKmr OF ADMINISTRATOR] TO SUE OO-ADMINIS-

TRATOR—OFFICIAL BOND.

6.48fi. State ex rel. Marla Wyant vs. Benjamin Wyant et al. Hamiltoa C. Q. Beversed-

Howk, J.

Suit on the relation of Maria Wyant, administratrix of the estate of Jacob Wyant,against the appellees. The complaint counted npon an adminlstrator’a bond, in the ordinary form, executed by said Maria and all the defendants in 1870. The condition of the bond was “that if the above bound benjamin Wyant and Mxrla Wyant shall - faithfully discharge the duties of his [their?] trust as administrator of the estate of Jacob Wyant, deceased, according to law, the above ebliprulea is to be void, else to remain In full force." It was alleged la the complaint that after lettera of administration were granted to the relatrix and said Benjamin Wyant, by agreement the relatrix was relieved from all responsibility as such administratrix, and that aaid Benjamin took upon himself the burden of set-ling said estate, and took possession of all the assets thereof. It was also alleged that said Benjamin reaigned his said trust In 1875. ,h ?f t lr,akin * ,in *l settlement of said estate, and

that his resignation was accepted by the circuit cohrt. The facts alleged as constituting a I of the boed, were that Mid Benjamin failed tore-

turn an Inventory of the assets received by him within sixty days; that he failed to fileau account of chattels belonging to said estate, sold by him, for more than thirty days after Mid sale; that he failed to file any report of hia administration for more than five years after his appointment as administrator; and that he had ember/led aarets of said estate, committed waste thereon, and had failed to pay over and account

■ thereeignatlon of hts

roe reiamx can, aa tbe remaining administrator, bring suit on the lond given by Elm and her for the faithful discharge of the duties of their said trust, sgainst him and the sureties in sucB bond, to recover damages lor a breach committed by him alone of the condition of the bond. Construing together section 19, 2 R. 8., p 500, sec. 790 of the code, tnd tbe act of 1867, 2 B. 8., p. 500, note 1, the bend la suit must be regirded as the separate

>e bend in sun must ne regarded as the separ bond of each of the administrators, Maria Wyant and Benjamin Wyant, and the sureties la tin bond must be regarded as the sureties in the separate bond of each, rather than In Ihe joint bond of both of the said administrators. So far as the decision of this cause is in coutlict with 25 lud., 82: 34 Ind., 187 aad 49 Ind., 558, the latter cases are

everru ed.

hi ATE NEWh.

Bate Eschleman, formerly it well knbwn citizen of Jefienonville. baa just committed suicide at Greenville, Pa. A little daughter of Stephen Arney, o Knox county, was burned to death the other day by her clothes taking fire. James Moorman, a Wincheater banker will probably be compelled to par $11,000 to tbe county for taxes accrued since 1872. George Lux, a farmer living a few milea south of Metamora, accidentally shot himself in the abdomen while hunting. The shot was fatal. Misw Rallie Winslow, a beautiful and accomplished young lady of Jonesboro, has left for Madras, India, as a missionary of the M. E. church. Seliska Wood, a girl of 18, living in the family of George Everson, of Huntington county, banged herself because she had been cruelly treated. She used two pumpkins for a scaffold. The residence of Jesse Crouse, of Aboite township, Alien county, was totally destroyed by fire early yesterday, The family barely escaped with their lives. Loss $2,000. No insurance. At the special election for mayor of Grcensburg, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of It. H. Meek, Jas. F. Bonner, straight republican, defeated David R. Kerr, independent republican, by 92 majority. Complaints have been filed in the Montgomery county clerk’s office against Sheriff W.J, Krug for drunkenness. The case will be tried at the November term of the court, which convenes on the 17th inst. Wm. T. Duncan, who resides at Quincy, six miles south of Coverdale, endeavored to jump eff a passenger train while under the influence of liquor, and fell* throwing one arm under the train, and it was severed from his body. Miss Nora Griffin, of Logansport, was to have been married at Kokomo on Monday evening to a Mr. Smiih of the same place. In plate of a bride Mr. Smith received a note staling that Ihe fair Nora had elop-d wiuu a prominent Kokomo lawyer.

MARKET ttEFOiCr. Indianapolis Wholesale MarketA number of changes are noted this morning. Trade ia active, and the tendency in prices is upward. Jobbing PBonsiowa—Market active. OanTBsaed a e. ham*, 10 lbs to 12 lbs average 9%c; 16 lbs 9>*c; 20 lbs and over 9c; bacon clear sides, 8%i-; plain bacon shoulders, 1r}4c; kettle lard, .m tieroea, 7cJi; in keg, I'^e. Clear pork 112.50. Produck—Trade brisk. Shippers are paying 16 cents at mark, for eggs, which sell from ■tore at 18 cents. Good butter selling at 20c; ahifnera paying 143.6c; common grades bring Sfeec. Spring chickens tl 25(311.75 old hens (2 50; roosters tl 50 Geese t4 50for full feathered ; 13 50 for picked. Ducks 12 25 for old; tl 75 for young. Turkeys 6 cents per pound. Feathers prime 40 cents; mixed 16&35 cents according to quality, (Jbocrkjks—Trade good. Sugars.—harda, Standard A 10».«l0Hc, off A leeiO^c; White extra C yellow, 7% OoDee*-common, U4}l4)4c; lair, I3^©14c; oed ]5<aiGc: prime, l6)4S17k«: strictly Prime ?;k£)8c; choice, 18*20.:; golden Ru>, 20@22c; Java, M>4*28c. Mexican, 17X@18c, according to grade. Molasses and syrups—New Orleans niolaiwssi old 35(3 45c; common syrups, 36*40c; medium. cnotos, <W«c. Starch, 8}4<S*}tO. Lake salt, SI. 44 per oar lota; $1 50 In small quantities. Rice 6^ 4 ®Sc tor lair to best Louisiana and Carolina- Cheese, jobbing at !S>$6»i4>ie tor western reserve, coal oil, 15@15^c lor standard grads. Spiw*-p*pper,16>i#i7e; allspice, 18dg20c;cloves. 50 •60c; cassia. 35*4Dc; nutmegs, 90c **1 10 per ib. Ground goods—pepper, 20 *25c; ginger, 90<*25e; Lemons allspice, 23®30c; cinnamon, 4C®50. clovea,50«*66c mustard, Z5#45c. Canned Goone—Strong. Blackberries $1-40 •1.50. Beans, string fl.20<®l.S0. Lima, fl.CABlueberries, *1.50. Cherries, red, 2 lbs 81.4001.50; White wax, *2 25. Lobsters, 1 Ib «1 7501.85; 2 lbs 18.25, Mackerel.l Ibfl.fiO.OrstenMull 11b tl.20*i.25; 8 lbs 81.80®! 90; light,! lb75«aOe; light, t lbs$1.25; Peacbee,standard.2 lbs$1.70;S lbs $2 1802.25; second standard, 2 lba8J.4501.5Oc; 8 lbs SIAO01.85; pie, 8 IM 81250I.35; pie, 6 lbs 82-3502.40; white heath 8 lbs 83.25. Pine apple. 8 lb* 81.5001.85. noma, damson, libs fl.S50t.4O. Peas- fl.6O0l.7O

Early ■mall, 81.7O01.M Baapberrlea,! Ib*81.500160 Salmon, 1 lb 818501.90; 8 Mss 88.00. Btrawberrim, Blbe81.7S.024O Toma toe*. 8 lbs 81.0001.85. 21b 810001.10. Yarmouth corn, 81.0001.85. Polks,

81.18. Excelsior, 11.25.

Foasao* Fauna and Hut*—Raisins are very firm. Market exdtocL OM London layers $2.8508,50; Valencia new 10010)4?; California bunch 7>*c per lb. Muscatels, old doom* crown 03-50; new, 88.7008 75; uurraata O0*Ke; Legbcra Utrou 83c. Persian dams 808140. Coombs 16.50.04.00; Mew Sga-Layen 17c; drums 14c, sot •belled aiiconde—Terragupa23024c; ivies, 22028c; Shelled almonds. 880tue | new Rrasi] nuts 11012c Bleiiy Oberta. lxH014e. French walnuts,12)60iSc. Faples wainuta, 14015e. Raw peon u is-red TexMto** *3i07e; while Tennerne* 6J*07c; Virginia, LnAMNS Dnuos-Prices strong with an active trade; Ormhine 84.2504.60; Vtainln* 2.S50C.9O;

emeheidia 81.150J.2O; borax, ixe; ean-

•* 85095c; Alcohol, 82.1502.20;

MsalootM*. s> 26080c; j alum. at 4*0; chloroform, 85090s; copperas, barrels. 88 00

CTvam tartar, puro,. f504Oc; carter ml. No. 1

95011 .CO: oil

iwf pound

0.6008.75; soda, biroar be, 404e; satia, anom. 4 05c; sulphur, flour, 600c; salt cecre, 8020c; torpentlne, 12065c; glycerine. i80Zie: bromide pet. ask, 40080c; lard mi; t8063c. linseed ml 75*78 oplum t 0 7506 CO: white lead S^c. Iodide at

potash, 14.7506.00.

Dnr Goods—Trad# brirk. Prices firm; rlLie-American 6c; Allen 6c; Eddystonc fancy 76; Pacific fancy 7c; Harmony #Xc; Him proa solid black «Kc- Brown sheetings—Atlantic A Sc; Qreecvnt A 8c. Bleached sheetings—Blaekstone AA 9J4e; Chapman X T^e; Fruit of the Loom t»^c: New York Miili 12c. Hilt’s, 9c. Lonsdale 9j<c. Conct jeans—Nsunkcag-utteen 8c; Indian ui cuard 7)..'*. Ticks—Amcekeog A C A 16Jtc; Lewtstops f Inch 17Xr; 82 Inch 15c: W ‘"tc. Osnahunn—i ouiwana9c; Augusta 9c; bams 9e; Toledo 8c; Manchester 8c. JeaneDeer ialacd 42%c; Bedford S2Xc: Polaris *Oc: Laneaatcr gtnghauu 9c-| . Grain Itogs—Htark A 20c; Franklinville 28*4c; American 21c: Harmony

82c.

Hidw—Higher prices. G. S. 9<89f4e; G. 8. calf 11012; G. 8. Up 9#10e; greenhides cows 8e; green steers 9c; green kip, 10?: ,U, ® , and * rUbb7 ° ff - Lxatbxr — Price* high and trade brisk. Oek sole held at 36 ®J9c; hemoea sole held at 28 i*33e; harnee*. 840S7c; skirang. 870m; rough harness, 81*S3c: PltUburg namera. *8#40c; hrMJ* per dosen, 64060c eftr top r, n c^81 00. Preach top. I860L26; el|y ca!f-*klns, 85e«81.20; French calf skin, 81.1501.90. Iron—Market strong. Bar Iron 13.5008.75; wrought cnai coal bar 84.5004.75. Horse ahoesBurden’a, 84.1004.00: mnIs snoes. 85.5006.00. llBNKRS* Scfflib*.—Market high. Northrop’* sheet Iron roofing, 16.00 per so ns re. Ben brands charcoal tin, IC 10x14. 14x20, 89 50; 12x12, 89.76; IX, 10x14, 14x20, 111.50; 12x12, 8U.75. Coke 1C, 10x14, 88.50. Roofing, IC, 14x20, 88.75, 20x 28, 818.00. Block tin In pigs 26c. in bars 28c. Common sheet Iron—Nos. 27 86.00. Ccarcoai iron. No. 27, 16.50. Morebend’s mlvanizcd iron 12 per cent discount. Lead In pigs, c; In narslc. Sheet rinc 10c, in full casks lees, Granite iron ware 25 per cent discount. •

The Secret Key to Health.—The Science of Life, or Self-Preecrrstion, 500 page*. Price, only $1. Contains fifty valuable prescriptions, either one of which is worth more than ten tlmee the price of the book. Illustrated sample sent on receipt of 6 cents for postage. Address Dr. W. H. "'arker, 4 Buliinch street, Boeton, Maas. (s)th uo-w Dandruff, often caused by heat of the head cured by Kail Lion, cooling and cleansing. (21) Hop Bitters purifies the bloed, and removes all pimples, and eruptions. See other column.

Chew Jackson’s beet sweet nary tobacco. S,wx

Would You Be Beautiful? Then cleanse the system from all the Impurities that force their way through the skin, producing irritation, sores, pimples, blotches, eruptions, discolorations, CANCER and SCROFULA, by taking ScoviH’s Blood and Liver Syrup, or Compound Syrup of Stillingia and Sarsaparilla. WOULD YOU BE HEALTHY? Then keep the blood pure and the stomach and liver in good order by taking Scovill’s Blood and Liver Syrup, There Is no other medicine that has such an un-

POSITTV E CURE IN ALL CASES. JOHN F. HENRY, CURRAN & CO., 2—S-4-tu.lh,s *w NEW YORK.

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a 14 XI MX Nt Manual of oil and water color palntib ing, crayon drawing, etc., 60c. Guide to aathorshln AOc; of booksellen or by mail. J8S8S HANKY A on.. 119 Naaaan street. New York.

July 2?1878, J. B. Yzaqlzy, hdianapdii, lai It lock* the sub at aay height and U perfoctl r reliable and chajp.

NnrpRSSM AHOther Window PasteRftra, 1. SELF-ACTING, always locton'g sash at any

lock witbnui fastening the sash.

2. SURPASSES A LL OTHBRS IN SECURITY AGAINST RdRGI.ARS, either when the sash 1* chaed or sufficiently open for ventilation; th* harder the « flort from without to move the sash the tig her tbe lock fastens it, without danger of breaking, and it can not be seen from the outside, through the glass, nor be reached to operate on, and can be used with or without weights. 8. Not (like meet others) fastened to the sash, which can only give Insecure attachment, on account of the softness or thinneeso! the wood, but is secure and stationary In the window frame, bohind tbe sash, and can not work loose, break, or

get out of order.

These locks are of first-clara manufacture—key*, escutcheons and slops, beautifully nickel plated. Ail locks warranted, and will be adjusted on abort

notice by tbe best mechanics, when deelred by purchasers. OH and examine these locks, which are kept In stock and for sale, wholesale and retail, at our office. No. 4 Vance Block. New locks, with •11 improvements, fully covered by patent, just out. Exclusive county rights and special rates glvea to energetic end responsible parties. J. M.

BUTTON, City Agent

J. B. 1 BaGLEY, bash Lock Company, Indianapolis, Ind. m.w.f

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SULPHUR SOAP Caution !—See that yrro get the above bearing both tnc came and design on the packet which endorses each cake, aa this famous remedy haa been counterfeited. C. S. CBITTEYTOS. Sol* Prep., N.T.

- THE LEADING EXTERNAL SPECIFIC FOR

SKIN DISEASES A Beautifierof the Complexion. II randan tha Cntiele Healthful. Clear, and Hmooth, and to tha bat poaaible substitute for expanatora Sulphur Hatha. It will haai Ulcer* aad Sore*. Persona employing it have ao need to retort to Bulpbor Springs for bathing purposes It toadeahxbtoDIfiXNFBCTANTof CLOTHING or BKD LINEN, aad a capital remedy and preventive of Obnoxioaa or Contagious

It la alao valuable as an injection.

■ As an adjunct of the TOILET, it la Jar more desirable than any ouametica WT*», FRECKLES, F1EPLBS, and RLOTfRBS yield ia its mO nance; andUiatbe very beat soap to ahare with, leaving tbe akin smooth. It also ERADICATES BARdRCFF. Tbe article ia endorsed by the Medical

fraternity.

PRICES! 25 cm Me. k a iu wm 3Cata75c. All respectable Druggists. Fancy Good* Dealen and Groetra heap on band GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP; and will pn demand for it sapply the geantne.

FAMOUS REMEDIES.

PIKE’S TOOTHACHE DROPS, which Cur “ WHISKER DYE (Instantaneous), jo Cints. JAPANESE CORN FILE, for Reoioving Corns, Bunions, Ac., 35 Cents.

BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

DEALER r^

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tilCAjf USE AS AN INHALANT. LONG HAVANA-FILLED, FULL CONCHA SIZE The Most Pleasing smoke for the money yet offered to the consumer. Be sare and give it atrial. Dealers will confer a favor by placing their orders a little in advance of their wants tor the next sixty days. On orders for One Thousand “Druggists’ Sundries,” a large Linen Sign, which the trade will find a valuable advertisingmedium, will he tarnished gratis. Si by Ml Fiisi-Class Retail talers L.M. FITZHUCH & CO. 66 South Meridian Street, SOLE -A-G-Eir'tfTS, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

THE BRAND AND LABEL TO “DRUGGISTS’ SUNDRIES” s the exclusive property of LOUIS CORN. All infringements will be BI00R0CSLY PROSECUTED.

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A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY! BEST ON EARTH. ”

TTrado Ma.x-l5L-Tbe above is the name of a New Laundry and Bleaching Soap that waahee WITHOUT RUBBISG. S IT AH DIRECTED, and you will de your washing In half the time and witheae-thlnl the labor aired wl.h other roa;*. We “J, 1*Y^lrY* ^ J. A. HUNT & CO., INDIANAPOLIS SOAP WORKS, 701, 703, 706 and 707, H West gt, ladURapoiis, Ini. WA’For Sale by toll Knterprtatnw %Wholra»le and Retail Orocera

/V TV/TE! T?" 3±3 JFt. JBLmmm m it m* mu -AL. m I Uk -fa. 0m p Ttboleeale and He tail Dealer In All Kinds •! COAL AND COKE. OFFICE, 11 North Pennsylvania St. OAI* YARDS, 289 C hrlBlian ave. anil Head of MaasachuaeUs awe

COBURN & JONES,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer* in Rough and Dressed

LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES AND POSTS. Also, Sash, floors, Blinds, Window and Door Frames, Kte., Etc We keep a large and complete stock of everything In eur line. Low Price* given on oar load* from our W hah'sale Yard at Michigan City to all poiota in the Slate Send for price*. Yard and Plan! ag

Mill, Georgia Btreet, north of Terre Haufo Freight Depot, UrdlanapoUa,Jod.^

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iauus Freight Depot,^diam*poU»,^pd,^ ^ ^ Bl®

TAGGART’S BREAD.

LUMBER!

CUTLER & SATIDUK

LUMBER CO., Manulacturera and Dealers In Lumlww, Lat Shingles Pickets and Poata Full line of Dr« Lumber and Klooriuga Special ratea for car-loa lota. tMfice and Yard. cor. t Ul-aron «nd-touth *t«.

J. H. WAKDER, Mechanical Eoginesr and Draughtsman. Dedgns and Working Drawln ?« made for Standard and Special Machinery. Patent OiBc-t w^rk done. No, 95 East Wa, ilngton at., Peoom No. *5. w,f,ru

THAT AWARD

Was made by a committee whose judgment A, L. Wright & Co. would cot trust in the matter. See by tbe following

retolution offered by Mr. Ragan at their request: Extract from Proceedings of State Board:

“In view of the eleirant and eipeneive exhibit* made by two of the leading Carpet Houses in this city, and in justice to the exhibitors, I move that a special committee of three be appointed for the purpose of peaeing upon the relative-merits of the said exhibits, with authority to award the Society’s Diploma to tbe one regarded as in all particulars the

most wortby." Adopted.

Special Oommittki Appointed: Prof. Merrill, Lafayette, Ind,

anapolie. Mrs. Stapg, Greenfield.

Committee reportea in favor of and Diploma awarded to

Mrs. J. C. Fletcher, Indi-

ALBERT BALL, 19 W. Washington St.

New Law Book. A. MAIN CTA2U, 168 Pages, for the uae of Kx ecu tort, Admtnlairatoa and Guardians, by Thom ax F. D.vidso*. Price: 81 in pamphlet form, 82 in full sheep. Pu Wished and for aaie by Wm. B. Burford, (Bucceaaora to Braden and Burford,) MANTTF A OTU KEK AND D BAL KB IN BLANK BOOKS, Printer, Lithographer and Btationar. Over 800 vartetloa Legal Blanks kept in stock. INDIANAPOLIS.

nOtrSBKKEPKRS Should Inspect the Large Stock of Cooking and Heating Stoves ABD IBcmbo Bxu-xxexrai At J. A. MYEBS’S, 188 aad 157 W. WaMringtom Agent for Lotze’s Ranges and Furnacea. wj,*

JOS. A. MOOBE, 8! But Market Street FOR BENT; Storeroom 61 Mam. arena, fig, aw Mam areowelfei

" 840 Indiana avent**, A " 242 Isdlaa* avaaaa, I*. Family living Boom In McBride Block, 82 to 84. (Vaveiaad Rfock, 84 t<> 86. Hutctoaga Black, 0 to 18. Opera Beam Block, IS to fie.

Dwtotag Bourn, «M North Alabama at., WA

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SNYDERS CURATIVE PADS No's.1-2- 3.

The Meet Wonderful Health Restorer!

Known to Medtoal Science.

CURE by ABSORPTION Are worn ox tern ally. Tbe medteidea are token up by the pore, of the skin, thereby reaching the eeet of the disease at ooce, arrolling IM progreae more medicine* taken internally

id

■ver did or can —i Pada-WMAB,

ev of

is - Mo*. 1. A am I-For Clillto 0

ffectually than anv medicine* token Internally

da We make three different kintto

1 A and A It* A *>v« xaaneae

_ ■ ■ all Other diskaM-arUlng from a Toryt* Liver. The moet eAwtoal IMewd rtorl-

e strength to the weak and dehlil-

pre*tt»», Btllwaaaawas HriMtactoe, and all oth

ther <H»e*se* arising from a

•er extant; civ toted. PrlctoB

Ject; enriches the blood, purlflee'the'aecretioiu.

wrmIll3r lknd 6tollrert« Fcntalea-

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— . ., — lee*.*w, 8*ftMheAe*ii or Wcnk Mark. Tones up vitality and restores lost energy. Price B3.0A.

ist docs not -Al>*.” and

“,!KY»Rirs» not get one for

juiits-

t’l BATIVE^PAIML’’ and vM?net get you, do not let fclm palm off ether worthless i«n lions, Aw.t send the price to us in a letter, and

will inatl them to you. Addrres, E. F. SNYDER A CO.,

143 W. 4th St.. Cincinnati. O. Fret. Young, 18 Baldwin’s Block Indlanapolto

Bute AganL Bold by all Drngglato.

XaUUifhad 1850. Incorporated 1871. Western Machine • Works.

Ninlier, lla> le 4 (>., Manufartorers ei Hkluow / French Buhr / MILL STONES **» * WILL FURNISHINGS. Contract, made to build and furnish Flouring Mill* and Orain Eleretora ol any capaoity. t#u« celebrated Engines and Bolleia with each job, or BCUUTHt©. * Write for oar Re vised Price List of Mill FuraishInga before purchasing else where. We are Agents for the genuine Oufour Bolting doth rod the beat cleaning aochlnory. Office and Work*—101 to 149 B. PenuaylrauU St., one iquaroeast of Unioa De|<ot,' INDIANAPOMH. IND.

Indianapolis R. B. Time Table. Depsurt Arrive Cleveland, Colambtu, Ctncinaati A IndlanapoUi

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