Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1886 — Page 3
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. TUESDAY.' JULY 13. 1836.
THE NEW YORK STORE xotfa.]
100 down Indies’ Fm« Gauze Vesta, High neck and short sleeves, 31c. 50 dozen Ladies’ extra fine Silk Mitts, in black and colors, 25c A. PAIR. 90 dozen Ladies’ Fancy Striped Balbriggan Hose, full regular made and extra long, 25c IP-AIR. PRICES IN PLAIN FIGURES PETTIS, BASSETT & CO. GAS STOVES.
STATE NEWS.
When he recovered he helped himseit to enoogh of the receipts to make himself whole. The company caught him at it and made him disgorge in part. He has left
town.
Rev. William Temnison, of Mt. Vernon, has invented a band-cutter for a thrashing machine, a half interest in which he has sold for $10,000 and 320 acres of land valued at
as much more.
Four men sitting on the edge of a flat-car were unseated and thrown off by a sadden jolt while the car was crossing a high trestle on the Narrow-gauge railway a few miles from Koleen, Greene county, and fell upon the rocks forty teet below. Two ot them were fatally and the others seriously injured. Their names were not
; ascertained.
An old lady named Fahar was found on Friday night by Private Watchman Deosta ! lying on the track of the J., M. & ’
road, at
tion-house for saft-keeping. She stated that she was tired of life and thought that to be run over by a railroad train was an easy way t ice a start over the dark river. She is
i ved to be insane.
There will be m old aettlen’ reunion at Russellville August 5. More than two hundred guests are reported at French Lick Springs. At Warsaw yesterday Wm. Roaseau, aged fifty, was kicked by a horse and instantly
killed.
Colonel Kline G. Shryock ha* been nominated by the republicans of Fulton county
for the office of county clerk.
William Gregg, an old man of Shelbyville, is in custody, charged with outrage upon his
eleven-year-old granddaughter.
A number of Grand Army posts in the northern part of the state will picnic at Lake
Maxinkuckee on the 15th of July.
P. C. Perkins, of Chicago, has sued George B. Forgy, of Loganspon, for $25,000 for as-
aault and defamation ol character. . t . - . „ T .... . , r _ i . ! lying on the track of the J., M. h 1. railin^Sn^ ?n Fo"Ta/ne^ied .ut - d - ^ersonville. and taken to the sta-
denly last night of dropsy of the heart. Malcolm Stephenson, who killed Thomas , J. Hardesty in a saloon at Frankfort Satur- ; day, was arrested and held for murder. The seventh annual meeting of the old settlers of the Indian reserve will be held at the fair grounds at Xenia, August 14 and 15. Ed Morris’* house and contents at Rnsh- ‘ vilie burned yesterday afternoon. J. s, j $2,500; partly insured in the Continental.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
ura Sims, the young daughter of Zaek .js, of P.aglesviile, while handling a realyer accidentally shot her mother. The ball
aten
ed midway between the ear and the eye on the left side of the woman’s lace, passing
. | through the cheek bone, and lodging, it is Rev. E. M. Fa'.ler, late priest of St. Mi- 1 supposed, at the side ol the nose. The wound chael’s church, Mgdison, has Jaeen appointed jg very painful, but it is not pronounced fatal
by the attending physicians.
Joseph Brown, alias Charles Hall, a workman at Hillis’s quarry, Oakalla, Putnam county, has been arrested by ex-Sheriif James Btone for the murder of John McClure, in Larue county, Kentucky. The murder was committed three years a . Hall says he had a fight wiih McClure, who fell upon a doorstep, but that he did not know he had killed him. He was taken to
Vo Klndlinc Reeiuirod. No Coal to Carry. No Aaltea to Remove.
Gas Engines from % horse-power up. We sell to cu consumers in this oity only. On fcxhlMtioa and tor sale by the GAS COMPANY No. 47 South Pennsylvania Street.
Postal Clerks’ Brotherhood. To the Editor of The Indianapolis News:
has
gard to this orgi
detuned, whi.e others,
There has been much said in the papers in re-
ization, and some are oemgcou- j Extra who are lully as guilty, are Bond t
and some are uemgcou- |
U v.....c, to are lully as guilty, are • being let go unmolested. Is it not easily understood W'Uy some have declared themselves willing to withdraw and square themselves with Mr. Vilas?
Eirst, they claim to have been mil
oa ju
GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. 1 EPPS’S COCOA. BREAKFAST “By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nu- ‘" ‘ ‘ ' * the fine
provided a
flavoured beverage heavy doctor* bUi*. ch articles of diet t
cately which may save us many It Is by the judicious use oi
f diet that a constitution may be
gradually built op until strong enough to resist •very tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle yraladles are floating around us ready to attack Wherever there is a weak point. We may escape
by keeping ourselves well
many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished
frame.’’—"Cml Service (iasette.' ,
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only in half-pound tins, by Grocers, labelled thus: TAKBB KPM ft CO., Homorpethie Chemists.
A Clear Skin is only a part of beauty; but it is a part Every lady may have it; at least, what looks like it Magnolia Balm both freshens and beautifies.
rector of St. Mary’s church, New Albany. At the joint convention of Miami and Cass counties, held at Log.insport, Charles G. Cox, of Cass, was nominated for representa-
tive.
William Hawley, while towing logs in the Kankakee river, near Water Valley, on Saturday, capsized his boat and was drowned.
The body was recovered.
Mrs. Moiloy is visiting with her father,
Mr. W. L. Barrett, at South Bend, where j Kentucky yesterday afternoon,
she will remain until lall. She will write a
book in her vindication.
The Mississinewa Valley Christian conference will hold its nineteenth annual session with the Shiloh church at Swayzee, in Grant county, commencing August 18. A little girl of Mr. John Bell, who resides near New Albany, was bitten in the ankle Saturday by a copperhead snake. She was dosed with whisky and will recover. Near Rushville, on Saturday, W. C. Mau/.y’s barn burned, containing 500 bushels of‘corn and twenty-five tons of hay. Partly insured in the Rush County Farm-
ers’.
The number oft immersions, as the fruit of Mrs. Mershon’s revival meetings at Marion, is forty-four. Seventy-four were organized into a “Daniel’s Band” to continue the
work.
James L. Capp, heretofore a prominent democrat and ex-county officer of Shelby county, publishes a card in the Daily Republican, withdrawing from the democratic party,. # The Madison Machine company has contracted witli an Ohio firm tor the boring of a gas well- The company thinks it can secure a good supply of natural gas at a depth of
500 feet.
An old veteran, best known as “Napoleon the soldier,” was assaulted with stones and nearly killed Saturday night in a Logansport saloon by two local toughs named Parish and Whitaell. A foot-race between Andy Ealey, of New Albany, and R. J. Dawson was arranged Saturday night and the articles signed. The match will be or a purse of $200, and will take place July 31. Two barns on the farm of Mrs. James Daymen, near Swan, fifteen miles north of Fort Wayne, were burned Sunday night with all their contents. Cause unknown. Loss, $4,000; no insurance. Miss Agnes Green, aged twenty-four, eldest daughter of Rev. J. Green, presiding elder of the Warsaw district, North Indiana M. E. conference, died suddenly at her home in Wabash of brain disease. Evansville has forty churches, allotted as follows: Baptist, 10; Methodist, 9; Presbyterian, 5; Roman Catholic, 5; German Evangelical, 3; Lutheran, 2; Jewish, 2; Protestant Episcopal, 2; Christian, 1, and Unitarian, 1. Jerry McCarty, employed at the Cincinnati, Wabash A Michigan railroad shops at Wabash, while mixing alkalies was badly injured about the face by the explosion of the compound. The doctors fear he will lose
am eye.
Judson Herrington, who has just disappeared from Bruceville, Knox countv, is wanted by six betrayed young ladies of high families, with the out townships to hear from. Relatives armed with shotguns are on
his trail.
The widow of the late Professor E. O. Ho-
Ught Receipts of Cattle—Receipts of How* About 4,000—Light Receipts of Sheep. •SmeriKO CaTti.*.—Receipts of thlpplnx cattle light. No material change In the market. Extra choice- - $& 00@> 23 Good to choice i fi-Vuio cd Medium to good — * 2VO.S K5 Fair to medium 3 7i<®4 23 Common lo fair * un<&3 75 Cows a.vd Mix tn.—The receipts Cf botcher cattle al-o light. The market is slow on all common and grass cattle: stood corn fed cattle find ready
sale at oar quota:Iona
it our quota: lot a choice heifer I to choice beife
Medium to good heller Fair to medium belter
sou to i choir
um belt) lair Leif
_ .$3 S5®4 10 3 aotgiS *> 3 uWa'l 50 2 50<*3 00 >2 50
65
Ex tra choir# cows... Good to choice cows... Medium to good cows. Fair to medium cows. Common to fair cows Bulls
Veal calves Cows and calves JO 00i<sa5 Hons.—Receipts of boits about 4,i»ju One shi
MEXICAN WAR PENSION BILL SOLDIERS AND SAILORS Of the Mexican war, and widows of such, should go to the war claim office of B. F. Witt, 12 South Meridian street, for information.
DIED.
GRASKOW—M Rev. J. F. lira* 12. at 8 o'clock a.
—Matthicw I,. Orassow. soil of Mrs. raasow.'428 East McCarty street. July
Funeral Wednesday, July 14, at'1 o'clock p. m.
All friends are Invited,
HAEHL—Elmer J.. at 2 o'clock this morning.! 1 Funeral to-morrow at 9 o'clock a. m.. from residence, 524 Sooth New Jersey street.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
■MM
1 .50(42 25 1 7 5693 00
... 4 SOtAi *1 JU OUfo: 37 00
*ipts of bog* about 4.IWU. One ship-
per came in this morning and bought a few loads at about yesterday's prices, the other buyers bolding off, refusing to buy any hogs unless they could buy th“m from 5 to 10 cents lower than the same class of hozssold at yesterday, and up to this lime .11 o'clock,t there have been very few bogs crossed the scales. Our salesmen seem determined
they will not
!««! MMPiasrasWf®
1 at 8 o’clock. Semi annual payment of dues and other important business. R. T. Baths. W. M. _H. Kimball, sec. T7 LECTION Sof iCR—Kmrhts of Honor, Ma-
non lodge. No. Sul. There will be an election held July 27 to elect one trustee to fill a
Our
ity will not sell bog* to-day for less money than they could have obtained for the same grades yesterday. Our representative sales given to-day are the early purchases of the shipper spoken of. We are -atistted that the same grade ot bogs could not now be sold for the prices: yet there Is no occas on f >r rhlsstaieof affairs, as other points
report good, ht altny markets.
• Latkk—The packers have begun to buy a few hogs at prices about 5c lower than yesterday, but they seem to move very slow, and are very careful what kind of hogs they buy. Heavy grades are suffering the worst: looks as If though ail ill© buyers prefer light grades to-day. The probability Is some hogs will be left over unsold. Closing quiet.
HRPRESKXTATIVE SALES. Pr. 'No. Av. Prt
176..H 80 107... 4 SO 177... 4 80 .212.'.. 4 80 248... 4 80 234... 4 80 ...-238... 4 SO
Shkep.—Receipts of sheep light The market is a shade stronger on good shipping grades. No
material change on the Con Extra choice lambs Good to choice lambs Medium to good lambs Fair lo medium lambs immon to fair lambs.
aen seen ell hogt
stemil
to-da
A v. Pr. iN o.
217...41 67)4 88 176... 4 7a i 78— 180.. 4 75 1 92 .._179... 4 75 i 80 1»1... 4 75 | 65 ..-.179... 4 75 I 58 .—188.- 4 75 103
Mr.
rut. ihey claim lo have been misinformed iu regard to its meaning. It seems impossible lor any sensible man to take such an oath and attach his signu ure to such an obligation, and at the same lime surrendering his resignation, not to fully
understand what he was doing.
I beg leave to say there was no man whose name was mentioned m Saturday’s News that, at the time of being taken into the organization, did not fully understand what he was doing. But now for the other side. If the officers have so far violated their oath by furnishing The News the inlonnution which they have been giving each day. why should they be unsuspected of lying to each man they approached, a.-king him to become a member. The constitution say* that any man violating this >ath shall be publicly denounced as a willful perrer, unworthy of the respect or confidence of all men. It furthermore prohibits the publication of the oath or any business transactions whatever. Now, that they have furnished a correct list of the members, by-laws. etc., hive they not violated their oath the s <me as those men who have seen proper to weaken, and square themselves tvith Mr. Vilas? This news is undoubtedly furnished by some of the beheaded officers, as there is no one who has had access to this list or the minutes of each meeting excepting them. Which will the public place the most confidence In? The men who are disposed to stick to their oath and pledge are getting disgusted
ami think it would be a good
eep
to choice shee um lo good
aediu
Fair ro medium sb. Common to fair shee
cks, per hei
eep sheep.
p....
eep
shipping gi non grades.
*4 40C*4 60 4 00064 40 3 »>5. a, 4 00 3 250*3 65 2 5U«3 25 8 40!U|3 63 3 1-lift 3 40 2 7jC( 3 15 2 2.V.I.J 75 1 .50.5 2 25 , 1 (JO(«2 00
Chica. active a
with both parties, a idea for them to thi party, or Mr. Hitt, uu selves with the public.
no stones at the opposit til they can square the in
F. E. T.
Safe Investments.
To the Editor ot The Indianapolis News: Will you kindly inform a man who has beeh bitten enough by banks how he can invest his earning' to draw a little interest, and run no possible risk? L. H. [No, we can’t do that. There i* risk in anything you can find. There is the least risk, however, in registered government bonds. They are absolutely secure from theft or loss, are not taxable, but will pay you little interest, less than 3 per cent. You can buy them in sums of $50.] THEM A UK El' NE \Vj>.
(Xaft! teady.
Bucks, per
( UlcHiro Live Stock Market.
go. July 13.—Hogs—Receipts 12,000. Market
nd firm, lo cents bigber.
Light - 34 r,5®4 90 Rough packing 4 50O64 70
Mixed and heav
Cattle—Receipts 7.3U0 head. -Market stead: Beeves - —83 is Butchers - - O'K'SJ Sheep—Receipts t.4ou head. Market stronger.
Common Good Lambs
Indianapolis Grain Market.
The call on’change was not of thrilling interest.
new hat indifferent, and offerim
isteeio flit * vacancy.
J. C.MYHE, Die
W. H, Btrtxqib. Reporter. Tj AfSONfC—AttemloiL Sir Knights, Raper Com.41 manderv. No. t. K.. T. Stated conclave In Masonic temple this (Tuesday i eveni ng at 7:45 o'clock. Christian A. Brink. E. C. William H. Skytnr, Rec.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
J^ROWN’S 75c opera slippers, 30 Indiana
T7 Ot'M.SS gold at the lowest rates at J. Mtessen s
-IY confectionery. 180 Virginia avenue.
Inlaavenne.
■fyCMFs, wella and emiii A put In and repaired. 30 Vfrt
"|>ED-ROOM SETS $15 and upward, on payments T> or cash. Bons <£ Co.. 97 East Washington st. fpHERE" will be au ice creanf ftsttval at the A United Presbyterian church Wednesday evtniug. July 14. I \K. FISHER Istaking a vacation, but will be in U bis office, 93 North Delaware street, one day this week—Friday from 9 a. tn. to 4 p in. 1>AU CARPETS—A. w: Wtlltlm*. 169 Massachusetts avenue,* makes to order and sells the cheai>e»t and best rair carpets In : he cltv. Yl iuOTHTslitTEVE wlTgi ve iTalvo festival at I'l corner Seventh and Ash streets Tuesday evening. tor benefit of Seventh Street M. E. church. rf5iCMrKE wifi be a variety entertainment and Ice A erenm supper at Occidental hall to-morrow eveniug, given by T F. Lodge. No. 2,1. O. G. T.
WANTED—FEMALE HELP. QOOD COOK. 184 West Market st. ^jJOOD GIRL. 153 North Tennessee rt.
IRL tor tight housework. 980 North Delaw are. ^ GOOD GIRL tor general bouseworkTX) Cherry
FOR SALK—REAL ESTATE. _ ■Njow READY:our new list of real estete. call -T or send lor copy. C. K- Corrt N A Co. YY A LL'TLaCK LOT tor ~ sale, cheap for cash, f? II sold m a few-day*. BoBT.MAkTl.NDALK.tl
last Market st.
( Vorf AGK t>N COLLEGE AVkst'E. 7 rooM* ' ■> we!i. cistern and stable. GRKeoav ft AerkL, 7 ard 8 Talbott bir r
A ®2° b6lRLfor fiou-ework-Ttenmioii | 198
~Z, ~r. . „ ■ — .at v-_rr. Lexington ave. lot: requires only $250 cash. RUM
42 North l>e:aware.
r PH E BEST ICE BirsiNEssln the city. IncimF A tng 8.000 to tn.noo tons Ice, at a great bargidu.
rpot. f7 l>er front tty, old sentinel
^MaLI. GIRL to take care of children. 171 North /NOOD GERMAN GIRL ln~smaU family; 254 VT North Delaw are M/''T&L Light tiousework. Care for baby. 7lq ' T North Gltnois, room 16. qtl LADlEs' KID SHOES. 50c: opera slippers. 0 i ••Enterprise.'' 78 Mawachusetts at’e. 1 <OOD GEHMAN GIRL. General housework. YJ 389 North West. John Wkilachkr. VsEAMSTR ~None buT~a food cutter ad . V fitter need apply. Call at 237 North Missls-
sippisc
A GOOD, COMPETENT WOMAN to take car# JA. of a baby at thi lr home. Ctul at 24 West New Y'ork st. _____ t LLTDfcNOWwe sell furniture, carpets and
Illin
stoves ois st.
on pa.vtnents at cash
tore, carpet* t prices 91 So
ulh
Also four lo:sm foot. Capital In
building.
vestment Cotnpa
FOR SALE—Horses ana Vehicles.
HOCSE lady tyi s office, stating ex
pewn.F* perieuc*
t^rms, etc. A GO b, STOUT WHITE GIRL OR WgMAN r x for. general housework tn a small family. Atiie to ftiri’ish recommendations if necessary. Call at
349 Ash.
WANTED—MALE HELP. /'bOOD DINING ROOM BOY. 180 East Wash-
ington st
A CTTY E. INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAS" at M East Ohio st, \l T 1 flTK Si AN and white girl for kitchen. 684 $V North Delaware . 1JUSTLER. Wait on table. Good money. Blue X1 front, opposite depot • l< | MEN to have hair cut at Bijou. 31 East
Market, tor 15 cents.
CEVETi —
k? labot
EVEKAL KTolT WHltK MEN for day Steady job. 13 Vance block.
A XL Td kNoW ee'sefi hirnTtiire. carpets and
stoves on payments at cash prices. 90 South
Illinois sc
* F>:Uf good sai.EsMe.n'. call after 4p. uf JV Lovell Manufacturing company, 189 West
Washington st.
tn SIAN AND WIFE. Garden work.
East Xa-
CTRAW MATTING, new designs and aU prices O on paymenis,at Mrs-sknukr's.
WHITE MAN AND WIFE. Garden >f House and |4.50 per week. Call J tinnal road green bouse. ’ ! \| EN w ith »l0u tor large profitable business In I ivl cities. One general agent with f500 lor each I state. Inclose stamp. Address K., room 33 Albion
hotel. Cincinnati. O.
WANTED—SITUATIONS.
TMITATION BEDROOM SETS, fJO, on payJL meats, at Messenokr's. 101 E. Washington.
WET NURSE 230 BeUcfontaine st.
tESS-MAKIN'G—
Madam Mitchell's dress-maklnei parlors over Erosnan Bros.’ dry goods store, 37 and 39 South Illinois street. AU work warranted to give salisfaction. O I’ARTY OK HAND WAGONS, the finest and sliest in the city, built by J. M. Bobmte; also, backs Nos 9 and 12 Nice carriages, buggies, etc., with
’■'ouik" "5 best of horses for hire at reasonable rates, at all 3 00(31 ••3 i times at Occidental stables. Nos, 33, 37 and 39 West 4 00(di 25 Pearl st. Jos. Lkwark.
FOR RENT—ROOM v.
pURNISHED ROOMS.
139 North Meridian
New York Stock Market. Xkw York, July 13.—Money on call Is easy, ranging from D» to 3c. Bar silver 96c. The stock market since 11 o'clock has been dull throughout, there being no activity in anything but Lackawanna and Western Union. In the last cart of the hour the market lost Us firm character and yielded small fractions, but before noon steadied again, and at 12 o’clock remains dull uud steady. U. 8>. 3's loofi, do 4’s coupons 126, do. 4Vs coupons ni)«,
Pacific 6’s ol ’95126.
bushels, corn KI.20U bushels, oats 8,000 bushels, rye I. sou bushels, hay 1 car. tShtpments—Flour 125 barrels.wheat 48.6U0 bushels, corn 14,800 bushels, oats II. 0U0 bushels, rye 1,200 bushels, barley u bushels,
hay 3 cars.
The following were track bids on ’change to-day: Wheat—No. 2 Mediterranean 77>»c. No. 3 Mediterranean no bid. No. 2 red TiiJic, No. 3 red 73J4c, rejected no bid, July 76’4c, August 77c. Corn—No. 1 white no bid. No. 2 white. 35c, No. 3 34sc,No. 4 white no bid, No. I yellow no bid.No.2y ellow 34Se o. L or f. o. b., No. 333‘jC o. t. or f. o. b.. No. 4 yellow 33c f. o. b., No. 2 mixed 34c. No. 3 mixed 33Sc o. t.. sound ear mixed 32Sc. no grade no bid,; July no bid. ' Oats—No. 2 white 35c o. t. or to arrive, light mixed no bid, mixed 29>,c o. k, July no bid, August uo bid.
Rye—54c.
Bran—8S.,VX o. t. Hay-Choice $9.50. No. 1 ?9.25. No. 2 ?7 25. Indianapolis Provision Market. Jobbing Prices—Suear-cured hams. '•Reliable" brands U(<vl'-Sc, Morgan ft Gray brand >.c less, cottage ham. “Reliable brand s)Jc, Morgan A Gray sc. Cal I tor ii la ham Siic, English breakfast bacnu, “Reliable'’ brand luc, sugar-cured. Morgan ft Gray 9c. Eugiish shoulders, "Reliable" brand 7c, “Morgan ft Gray” brand i<c less, bacon, clear sides, light or medium 7l,c. backr 7ijc bellies English-cured clear sides nnsmoked 754c, hacks 7 ' 4 c, dried beef, "Porter” brand 1 Ic. “lieliable” brand 17Sc, clear pork barrel guO pounds $11.00, bean pork clear $13.00, chotcecorued beef. .W pounds tbiuio, lard pare kettlo-rendcred in tierces 7Ro. half-barrels and- 50-lb tubs i,c advance on tierces, bologna tn cloth h‘/,c. skin (ic. fresh pork sausage ti>t<al7c. Lardoll. pure extra winter strained, iu tierces 52';c per gallon, No. 1 42qc.
Buyers were som
were light. Wheal Is not so strong as ou yesterday. ! •$ street Holders offered No. 2 red at 77;,c, July n\c. to ; I 'UUNISHED ROOM, cheap. 232 North Illinois
arrive. Corn Is firm and a fair inquiry prevails: J. street.
No. 3 mixed is held at 34'<c. sound ear 34c. Oats are dull amt offerings verv light with the market generally tame. Mixed are held at :iO',c to arrive. Total inspections—In, wheat 59 cars, oats 1 car, corn is cars, hay 1 car; out, wheat 0 car, corn 2
cars, oats 2 cars.
Total receipts.—Flour 500 barrels, wheat 36.000 hels, corn 10.20U bushels, oats 8,000 bushel
T'URNisHED ROOMS. 375* West Market street, JL room 3. TM’KNIssriED or un furnish id. 61 North New
J? Jersey st.
LmJRNTSHED ROOMS’: $1 per week. 74 West
i? Market st •O CHOICff Alabama st.
Market sl
rpWO CHOICE SUITES OF ROOMS. 409 North
54 WKiST NK ^ YORK, one large, furnished iPWO VERY PLEASANT, unfurnished rooms.
1 280 East Ohio st.
THE MERCANTILE AGENCY vey, of Wabash college, died suddenly at ber
R. Q. DUN ft CO.,
Proprietors.
R. L SCARLETT.
Manager.
I, having 105 branch offi< os frilly equipped and iu good running order, or three to one more than any other agency ha* of actually live office*. For over 42 yean we nave enjoyed an unwilled reputation for honesty. reUebliity and fidr dealing, and we have unlimited resources for conducting our business successfully. We Invite a test of our qualitie* by the merchants of IndlanaDoli*. R. Or. DXTJJ Ac CO. NEW YORK STEAM DENTAL CO.
fine dental work at re
duccd prices.
kjjURifc JR^aOd upward.
Fine gold I upwart
amalgam, 5*
’ and 75& Teeth extracted tot 25c. Teeth extracted without pain. All work warranted aa represent-
at parlance: A. P. HI
Boon*Sand 4 Grand opera
[ ERROX, t House.
Manager.
RUPTURB
Positively cured b; MedlcatedElcctrictk)
of»Pad( Truss, without tbs use of knife ernetdle A perfect retainer. No pain, no lose o
frwfei
f time Thei to verify <
j No pain, no toss of time. These | i facta, which we agree to verify or . toitfi wo. Cures guaranteed on accepted cases or money refunded. Lady ■ * iials$. Ft
physician In attend
home on College Hill yesterday anernoon. The immediate cause of her death was the bursting of a blood-vessel. She was seventy-
six years old.
The famous Kokomo Kids. U. Rf, K. of P.,, IqR last evening to enter the world’s contest aU Toronto, they were accompanied by Kramer’s Light Guard band and a delegation of 150 admirers. One thousand people ac-
companied them to the train.
Edward Carroll, a former citizen of Noblesvtlle, who has just come into a large inheritance from hi* father’s estate in New York, and had been absent at Tuscola, 111., foraXew davs, died very suddenly iu that
state of paralysis oi the heart.
Soldier*’ reunions will take place in northern Indiana, as follows: Warsaw, August 15S to 16; Kendallville, August 12 to 14; Michigan City, August 16 to 18; Fort Wayne, August 19 to 23; Lafayette, July 26 to August
2; Hartford City, August 11 to 13.
An immense crowd of people afoot and a steady line of carriages thronged the new Kei tucky and Indiana bridge at New Albany, Sunday, from early in the morning till 10 o’clock at night, ft is estimated that frilly 15,000 people crossed it during the day. Mrs. Arthur Vance, a pioneer ot Harrison county, died on the 10th inst. at the residence of her son-in-law, Thomas Braxton, at Paoli, aged cighty-one year*. She was one of the little band’that organized the first Presbyte-
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L_ 54 1 * Pacific Mali -5554
Delaware ft Uud 97q Panama 98 Delaware ft Lack I -U-, P., Dec. ft E_ 21(4 Denver ft Rio G 27(4 Pittsburg 151 (4 Erie 29'i Read in*.... 235. preferred 7('‘i Rock Island....... 125(4 Fort Wayne 1451, St. L ft San Frau 24?4 Han. ft St. Joseph... i preferred. 49(4 preferred ! 1st preferred. —....IU', Harlem 230 8t. Paul 92 Houston ft Texas 33 preferred E'.’(4 Illinois Central 138 St. Paul Min. ft Man. 114(4 Ind., Bloom, ft West 12YSL Paul * Omaha.... 45(4 Kansas ft Texas 30Y preferred _....10s(* Lake Erie ft West... 8', Texas Pacific ..... 9S, Lane Shore 8t‘, Union-Pacific. 54(4 Louis.ft Nash 40'4 U. S. Express 64‘i Louis.* New A1 49 W.. St. L. ft Pan— 17 Mar. A Cln., 1st pref. | preferred 27(4 •Jd preferred Wells Farao Ex. 124 Memphis ft Charles- 38 Western Union 6V4 M Ictilgan Central 73 (Quicksilver S’,
1 Minn, ft 8t. L - 19>4: preierred... preferred 44 P: P. C. C..
Missouri Pacific Mobile ft Ohio., Morris* Essex
Nashville ft chat.. .. 55 j N. J. Central 55(4!
. (4 p: P. C. G .107 C.. 8t. E ft P... 14 j preferred .142 |M., S. L ft W
preferred
90 (,
TPSILANTI SANITARIUM.
, Disease*
anal, stomaucer, skin _ a. Malaria,
bronic
, all In their acut* and chronic stages. Home
intaspe"' 1*“ Send tor Ulustr..ied
Add res,
MORRIS HALE. M.JX. Manager. 1 this paper. Yp*l Unit .Mich.
XX>rN THB BB8T REMEDY ON 4 f |_l W EARTH for Skin, Liver. J I I Ay Kidney, Stomach, Bowel J-i. ^ and oil BLOOD 1MPUR0 I ITT, 60 small, tasteless capsule* in box, free by malt, <1. at druggists. Jn/ailibie Md bryowd compart. A dare** G. W. HofftoOD, sole proprietor, Na 09 East Washing-
ton street, ludianapolia
attondjmoe^iHfemaleA Eor^cl^ar* rian formetl at New Albany and
Ia£ j Corydon. John Fonner, living two miles north of Decatur, had fifty-four shocks of wheat destroyed by fire. A train ou the Grand Rapids & Indiana railroad stopped opposite his field of wheat to take water, (and when starting up threw sparks into the field, igniting the stubble that communicated to the shocks. The executive committee of the state military encampment, to be held at Latayette, has deposited $4jD()0 in the First National bank of Lafayeme as a guarantee fund to oover expenses. This is in addition to the $2,500 already subscribed by the citizens oi that place to pay the free-for-all drill prizes. The northern penitentiary at Michigan City now contains 730 prisoners, th- largest number ever confined in the institution. Twice the number could be accommodated, if necessary, by celling them double. During the month of June thirty-nine convict* were received, and of the number nine were
old-timers. '
One hundred and forty men in the employ of A. fi. Col born. Raw*on, Root A Co. and L. Wilson A Co., lumber dealer* at Michigan City, have struck against a cut of ten cents a day. This is the first labor difficulty which ha* occurred there this season. The men demand the same seals of prices as govern the Chi-
cago yards.
The republicans of Carroll county have nominated the following ticket: Representative, Chaa. Harley; auditor, Henderson Dumple; clerk, Chas. Pigtnan; treasurer, Wm. Stewart; sheriff. Nelson Van Gundy; recorder, Chas. Williams; coroner, pr. J. Doane; commissioners, Geo. Shanklin and
Solomons Fonts.
The annual meeting of Bethany park assembly, which begins Angcst 5 and continues to the 23d, promises to be unusually interesting this year. The program is very elaborate and the meeting will have the sssistance of Hon. D. W. voorhees, General L«w Wallace, Hon. Sam Carey and other
distinguished speakers.
The republicans of Bartholomew county have nominated Frank D. Harger, lor representative; G. E. Miller, clerk; John E. Sharp, auditor. Henry Nienabor, treasurer; John B. Anderson, recorder; William Fisher, sheriff; W. H. Redman, surveyor; F. Kinkaid, coroner; Ja*. Burney and William
Stain comp, commissioners.
John Snriner, superintendent of the Terre Hante street ear line, was injured while on duty and tb* company refused to pay nu eatery or doctor’s bill while he was sick.
Indianapolis Wholesale Market. Loo?e. Muscatel raisins are higher by 25c per box. Cheese has advanced from V£e to Ic from the lowest point reached. No chauses are noted in sugars or coffees, and all other staple groceries are steady. The poultry market is still depressed, but the decline lias ceased and shippers are paying 8c to-day for liens and young chickens. Eggs
are firmer. Leading Drui
7.5c, cliiiiconMi Uh'Slc. alcohol ! 8>-c. chloroform 5(>g6 >e, copperas per b „ cream of tn. tar pure 40<uj43e. castor oil $1.55(41.65. oil of l><Ti;ainr.t per pound 53.00<ai3.50, soda bicarb 5 (reCe. salts Knsom 4(5 5c. sulphur 4(«.V, saltpeter lOCra 15c, turpentine 38('(4W. glycerine lifa-JOc, bromide of potash 40((i*4*)C. lard oil 506»55y. linseed oil 3S'it4Ur, opium SluSuta a75, white lead 7@7($c, Iodide of potash $8.00(0.3.25.
CORSETS! CORSETS I CORSETS! From the large 7011617 of Corseta ••de m hire nfected the beet fitting Makes, and are showing a complete variety. We ask particular attention to the Makes we offer • AT 50o,' . AT75o
AND
AT ®1. SvwT Const gunnteed to giro tot.
A DICKSON & CO.
J?ORNISH ED.FRONT ROOM tor qenUemen. 78 1 nfti NORTH* MERIDIAN feTREET, inTfuF-
J. ( *U2 nlshed rooms.
/ xNe LARGE and one small room, with power. V * At.ply Bryce’s haicury. ■pLKARANT. furnished rooms; also boarders
f wanted. 183 East Ohio.
VTUELyWrn ft* I [ Kit ROOM.-, witFomth-
j.a out loard. 13 circle st.
VlLELY-FUitNllslI i:r tTtbN’T ROOirtiT^n-
J.X UemeiL 39 Indinni are.
U'CTi STs hTTCTu nTT it n fit riitshedtili
1 lnc : Call room 11. Circle hall.
house-
Coilege
Miscellaneous Produce.
Dealers’ Selltni
el. Poi
’Ota toes
pound cans unglx
per pound. Cabbage 50c
5 50 per 32-galloi
Si 16c, glassed boxes I'.’MIJc C^Sjl.Oii oer barrel. Uider
|5.no#5 50 per 32-gallon barrel. Beeswax 18@30c per pound. B ans haitd-picked navy $1.25(^1.40 per bushel, medium $1.2,90.1.50. New York marrowfats >I.80(u.t.90. Amdes uew 1.00(^2.50 per barrel. Gooseberries $2..WM3.uO per stand. Raspberries—Red fluo(a}l.25 per 24 pints. Tomatoes 50®75c a third-bushel box. Currants [email protected] a drawer. W.ooia’juO per stand. Blackberries 50o®S1.00 per drawer, $2.. , 'O®4.0O oer stand. Hnckl berries $l.75(<£2"0 per hatf-bushel basket (Vale
s $2Oi0O(<£25-00 per hundred. Red pi
l ;ht houstkeete
Circle h&lL
fpH RFTE'UNFURN fSlfKD ' Ri>JMir toF 1 keeping. 32 South Arsenal ave. QlNGLE OR¥uiTF5.~iH5r-?Sfdeh6S'235“ 0 avenue. Carmichaki.. 22 Frau st.
17URNJsflKD RiviStSi’second floor.' wiih hath. A Helen nce.s exchanged, td East New York. IJOUR NIC'Ei.V-FURNlallED Rint.'ts. oppo1 site University park. 7 Flast New York st. UUitNISHED FRONT - ROOM*' with' U,ard; X modern conveniences. 400 North Illinois st. IS'E-SIKaBLE SUITE OF ITiuiMs,, oppo-re poTt1' office. 1L D, Pikbce, 24(i Foist W ashington
street
/ \N ETtNIFUITn IS^IllCrrFlUtNT ROOM and oni furnished room up-stairs. 130 North Alabama
street.
/ \CCUPANTS for
V J eonventei Meridian st.
' a suite ot, handsoi references required.
me rooms: all
629 No
Corth
place
aschuset New-Dei
xprise
ave., one and one-half s
ntson.
squares from
FOR RENT—HOUSES.
rtl.O
ckh ;er-
plums 75c
Pears f].50®L75
fries
elons $2a.OOSf250O per
oer drawer, [email protected] per stand,
per bushel crate. Peach ?s $1.0o®1.25 per box.
Coal and
tusliel or f3 per load, lump coke 1 $2.50 per load.
Indianapolis Flour Market.
tine $lJiu.
fancy XXX ' 11.75.
1> Y A BOY, 16 years old as office boy. Address S I > it. care News. IJY YUI7NO GIRL to assist in housework. li>4 I > West McCarty. . fPO IK) fiul’SEWOkK by girl with references X 217 North Mississippi. T)S” A LADY position u- shorthand amanuensis. T> Address G Ik.'eare N i u s. |)V EXPERIENCED GIRL In small family X) without children. 48 Benton. CUKhT-CJ.AS.-s Gi RC~Housework "of ’eare - Tor I children. 277 Sooth PennsyN-anla. VOUNtTCOLORED M AN7~Care foF hones an3 L work around house. 130 South Illinois sL TJLACE for steady white man. Also for colored X man and wife. Wife good cook. IS Vance block. T VRAUGHTSM AN. Competent for t-atent office Is work. Expects reasonable salary. Address RBIED MAN, position In whole* .Ission house, or will drive delivery wagon. Can give reference. Address P U, cart
UIRST-CIASS " ORK liORNE. ltd South UnA den sl , , ' I' W o good work, horses, with a agon and haruesa
X 3u South Pennsylvania at.
75ooIk " TWo-Hoh.se TAPTlEss ’ WaooA YT Riplxv. ri W. Market st. _ /"VNE MARE, young; also surrey anTset of fiafr
\s ne*9. 23 or 25 Bates block.
/ NOOD DELlVKitY H(314---E.'cheap."l/'iirjlni
YT few days. 77 North Illinois su
f 'HEAP, a line, nearly new. Crane, Breed A Ca
V9_ hearse. 55 . KtrLKV. 72 5V. Market st.
’I '\v ENT5 -FIV E uew and second hand burnt** X wagons: must be sold lor money advanced aai
storage. Htpi.kv, 72 West Market sl
| VN K FAMi LY CAKRlaOK luMl WM 4d#-t»r vf ouggr. practically as good os new; can be bought very low. S. K. Elktcuk*. room 9, Fletcher ft Snaroe^s block. T LARGE, black roan, family horse, perfectly Xj gentle, also, phaeton and rood wagon. F. 1*
Gregory, agent I., B. ft W. railway.
/ 'HEAP, two good, gentle landly horses at south' vy side livery and boarding stables, 52 to 58 Weil South st. FTsukk t Gakth, Proprietory j - BEAT s>ALE: new and aeoond-nand line carV 4 riages and buggies In perfect order: two pony phaetons for .sale cheap. A. A. Hkutkb ft sox, 26 South Tennessee.
busineas ad
rennessee.
A 4 ard
ifflTVKH <it CO.
bnuk-boai
•of
Rico ns
r iniMlerRte-pncoU
nsible p
) a few more
to sell at cost; a glent vart* work to dell on payments to
79 West Wasbinffto
8
ety
res}K)ii^ V NEW LINE OF KURREYh. open,canopy and - V extension loi>a: our phaetons are stylish, good and cheap: three-quarters side bar and end spring buggies. See our business wagon, best In uso.
Back rs ft Rf.aoan, 12 and 14 Circle st.
CCH W F.lKLk ftTRANGR 434 test Wa&lSgtoa 0 st., wish to announce to the public to Inspect their stock of buggies and carriages before buylnt eisewhere. Parties wishing their vehicles reno-
vated will do wMl by giving them a call.
1 RVIN ROBBINS ft CU., Si test Georgia street, 1 otter their own make earrlogee, bucglen, phaetons and surreys, strictly first-class, at very low prices. Our second-hand vehicles'will be sladgbG < red. We thank our past patrons, and solicit them • nd any one having carnages to allow us to restore
l hem to use and beamy. 4 (N B. two-seated carriage vX 1 end-spring side bar
1 phaeton....
i mt-ton airly good condition, ttsouthside livery at
.$20 . is
All in fi Call iUSSi
to 58 West Houth 5
very and boarding stables, 52 Jshkb ft Gakth. Proprietors.
M 11, cure Nev TOY YOUNG MAI X) sale or commu very wazo ire News.
IJY' A YOUNG MAN who has had .charge of a J J shop, exp.'rienced In shipping, also can make
JJ shop, exn.'rienced tn shipping, i myself gen illy useful. Wages not s object as >i* . iy work. Reference fron plover. Andress N 11, News office.
n mi
ntucu au last em-
WANTED—AGENTS.
GENTS at 100 Kentucky ave.
/CARPENTERS to sell our new locks for sash Id and window blinds. Room 8 Sentinel building. f|(WO GOOD CANVASSivRS to sell our spring X beds in the city. A)so good canvasser with wagon and team to work in the country. T. R. Laycock ftCo.,80aouth Pennsylvania sL, Indianapolis, Ittdj
“’PHE SOLDIER IN OUR CIVIL X Hinaof.r ft Son. 31 and 32 Baldw IndianaxHjtis, Ind.
WAR.” n block,
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
| »OTTOM, NICKEL PLATER, 29 Circle st. / ' Ki-.A i l4-o/. Aiicnur soap, only 5c. A wonderful V 4 washer. j) ABY BUGGY. Must be cheap. 178 North Xj Davidson.
Davidson.
A CTl VETaRTNFIR. JA. I8ee adv. h'*low. 7 ” C, $1 AN L) $1.21 for men’s low shoes at Brown’s, < tX 3tHndiana ave. Al AU1C PILL'S, best blood purtner. Price$1 per Isl box. 15 Circle sL
ffl*XFORa lull set oftejlh at Eakhart’s, 16‘5 l East Washington st LiTOKAUE (or Household goods, Coro exchange, O tsi West Washlusrtou sl
ItAKBER CHAIRS sold on weekly payments.
X) Barber supply house, 29 Circle. ? iaet-oFf cloThTnoT*203 East Was! * J Highest price paid. J. Bcpwkitsk v.
Washington.
Markets by Telegraph.
* BEAUTIFUL, five-room cottage. 226 Yandes
JA street.
CEE LIST OF G. R BRADLEY. 2o North Del(V O ware sl * ^TCK COTTAGE House No. sis East New | ^ 07215 East 34 Clair st, *t0; No 217 East St. Clair L'OUll-KO(>M~COrTAGE, all coiiveirteuces, $10. r 165 North Noble. T> ESfDKNCE, 427 North Tennessee. Inquire at
XV 80 West St. Clair.
U' IGHT-RooM HoCBE four squares from City X-J hall. 300 East Markeu IJ OUSE, No. 493 s>oiuh New Jersey »L By GkO.
XL Alio. 85 Bouth Meridiait. $9.
Tj'UUNlTlfKE, stoves and carpets on pavmcuts uT
X cash prices. 90 (South Illinois st.
TTOUS'eTN NORTH'iNDlAXAPOLIS, $8. D
11 A. JIYERS. 35(» East Washington st.
(JETS OF l U KNIT URE. Good value O prices at Inaianapolls chair manuti
company; pATENTB XT send for
the
acturuig
PRi
clrcu:
Indianapolis.
TTOlKSl
IT stable,.
best attention guaranteed
OCURKD: charges reasonanle; dor. C. P. J acobs, Boston block.
ES TO BOARD at Kreltleiu’s livery No. 2o2 W. Washington su The very
r rHO!8K HAVING GOODS at the Phlladelph X dye bouse, please cad and get riittn. Jon
Pkosskr, Prop.. 6 Circle hall. TCTIVeTaRTNER in good -
taring bus! tn
■ News, giving fr
TNERln good paying manufacess now operating. Address 011,
{ full name and address.
I ,Wi,; “
tSSdnc.J&mji&Wic?* ^ c ““ I VEl^TBTKtTNTnODELrrnKousekeepIugTjpayToLKUo, O., July la—Wheat—Active and easier: 1 " ments or cash, at BoitN ft Co.’s, 97 East \\ ash-
cash and July 82(ic, August 82T-;c. s(et)tcniDer S4c. Ington sv Corn—Firm and active;cash and July 3!i' 4 c, August
pound lUcfu^LIW. 2 pou _
SKg;6.7c, 2 pounds 95cf^$1.05. peacbes standard 2 pounds $1.4(k($i.50. 3 pounds $1.<5(#2.U0. seconds 3 pounds 9l.2.j(®l.40, pie 3 pounds }l.oya|l.l\ G pounds pie $1.75(^2.10, pineapples Bahama $250^2.75, standard 2 iiounds $1.6 (<M 75. second $1.05(31.10. plums damsons 2 pounds $Oc/|t(I.O >. soaked peas 7ti«rshe. early June peas $l.40(a>1.5n. raspberries $l.06(>ul.2n. Strawberries $l.oo(31.‘2s. aatnion 1 pound $1.40(0)1.80,
tomatoes 3 pounds $1.10(0.1.50.
Foreign Frulw and Nuts—Pineapples tl.2Viil.50 per dozen, Bananas Jamnicas 75cf<v$l..i0, Aspinwalls $1. -0W3.50, figs 12lj@17c, raisins London layers $3.00 (a.3.20. Muscatels double crown $2165(012.75 per box. Valencia ntjc^lOSc, Turkish prunes old 3'4@4c, new 4(,«t.5c. currants 7(«7(,c lor uew, Leghorn citron 24 (o25c, lemons Palermo f6.oo@7,ou. Messinas t/.btyo a00 j>er box. fanev $t.0u®8.j0, oranges Messinas S7.00(if?.a0, Rodis and imperials $7.00(fr8(JO per box, almonds Tarragon la 28‘ft 20c, Ivica 17@2uc. new Brazil nuu ll(g.l2c, filberts l.(g;i3r, walnuts Grenoble +5c, French 1K&1
uu
!. French 11® 12c, white Tennessee cocoanuts c. nd charcoal tin
3c, walnu
pecans western 10c, raw pea 5( a (#7(*c. Virginia S(v(i£7Sc. i
Tinners’ supplies—Best brand charcoal tin I C 10x14,12x12 aud 14x20$6.2>, IX 10x14,12x12 and 14x20 $8.25. rooting tin IC 14x20 $5.75.20x28 $11.50, block tin In pigs 26c. In bars 27c, Iron 27B3'$c, 27 C iron 6c, Juniata galvanized 50 per cent, discount, sheet zinc 6(.C, copper bottom ZUy, planished copper 33c,
:6(,c, cop]
solder 15(E16c. Roasted Coffee—Arbackles 14c, Levering’* 14c, Schnull ft Krag’s sundard 13?ic. MoCune’s Arabian 14c. Gates's Champion J4c. Molasses aqd .Sirups—New Orleans molasses 3uWWV\ mean
toir4-Si^.r oml^^rode »\®9c, fair 95a@)10jtc, good HHC.prlme 12.<vI2(,c. strictly prime IstoilJHe.choice 1.38(814c, fancy 14<g»
Golden Rio 15^l5Ec, Java 200$: iatber—Oak sole held at *8(0.3!
15c.
Leather—Oak sole held at 24@3lc,
Piusbu *
^Ac. fancy 14(gt
JSfeSSc, hemlock sole
SBd$38c. r dozen
IL»,
,t 24<^31c, harneas *(.c.34c, skirting 36(0 irg harness 33#36c. brlille leather per do ftio.'/Kq72.00. cfy ktp (KkalSOc.F'Tench ktp 85c(0$l cliy calf 80e@$l.00. Fr*nch calf $ne<q,l.k). Iron—Bar iron $l.*0(ftl.9D, wrought charcoal bar $2.80(OXuu. Horse-shoes—Barden’s $4.oo(aH. 10, Per klns’s $4.00(gi414), WalkeFs $4.(w(o41u, mule-shoes $5.00^5. IU, out nails rates for tens. Iron $£15, steel nails $2.25. horse nails eights $4.67 per box. Wool—Tub-washed clean 8Z^w*c. medium anwashed 23@24c, one-quarter blood, nnwasbed 21(0 23c. Cottswold 29(023c, braid or coarse OoUswold l-Vo; 21^burry ondcotted 15(018c, fine merino unwashed
Eggs, Batter, Poultry end Feathers. Shippers’ Prices—Eggs *c. loss oft sell at 10$$ 11c. Butter—Creamer yfizney sell* al 17(0 l»c. choice
;en& large spring < ens shippers pay *c per pound, hens all’ per pound, roosters 3c. turkey hen* 7c, toms 5c. geese full-feathered $4 80 per dozen, picked $3.60, ducks 6c a pound. Feathers too a pound. Rags $U»per ISO Lbs.
Corn—Firm and active;cash and July 3in SOfic, September 10',c. Oats—Neglected. Baltimors:, July IX-Wheat—Western lower,
and closing dull; No. 2 wes'ern winter red spot and July 84!,(u.8')‘4C, August 8.5*,.'-’'85>,c. Beptemher St.l, ((937c. Corn—Western stealy and dull; western mixed July fjo asked, August 4 («)46e. Gals—Western white 39(<t41c. do mixed 36fa!38C. Receipts—Flour 2, 6) barrels, wheat P7.SX) bushels, corn 46.00>J bushels, oats 3 700 bushels. Shipments—Flour 18.000 barrels. Sales—Wheat 470.6UU bushels, wheat 4o,800
bushels,
Nkw York. JulyfiX—Wheat—Unsettled l?I01,(fc leaver with a moderate stir to option trading, besides some interest from exporters; sales 8.2,000 bushels No. 2 red August S8($®38J4C. 896.000 bushels do .-eptember SOEtoss'Yc, 160.000 bushels do October 9oq(m90?(c, 48,000 bushels do November !)m<s.91(,"c. 272,000 bushels do December 92(i@93c; receipts 151.900 bushelx Corn—July (4c oetier. others lower; mixed western spot 4.'kal4«o, f .tut res 40<$<|*46?ie: sales 416.000 bushels; receipts .)6.:(50 bushels. Gats—^(SJjc lower; stale 3610.430, western 3Va)43c; sales 60,000 bushels, including No. 2 August 33.Sc. September 33’4(a'.34«c. Beef—Dutl: uew extra mess $8.20. Pork—.Steady; new metis $lU25(am.75, old mess *10 50. LardHlgher and firm; steam rendered *8.77(4. Butter— Uncuangedand quiet: western 10(<e 17qc. Sugar— Steady: crusbed 6 s 4@0Vc. powdered 6(i®«5<C. granulated 5-160. Molasses—Steady and quieL
113$f@I4^c.
u:at.
Eggs-
The Chicago Market.
fBy Landers ft Weaver. Grain and
Brokers. 4 Chamber of t July IX .Opening High
of Commerce. 1 giiest Lowest
OEVEN-ROOM COTrAt^E.
tj location; street curs, schools aud chi venient. Apply 302 Massachusetts ave. r T'WoTuTl'AllES - N ox'M an.nil Snr
E. stable, etc.; first-class bools aud churches con-
'Tnvo Cottages NosTus and oi smitij 1 st: five room* each: rent. ff> per quire at 110South Ka^t st. Oko. \v. Him!
quire al no South ! a^t st. c»ko (PEN ANTS EASILY KITTED X owners sav^ money and trouble
Kknnkth G. RBin.42
Liberty nth. In-
O^h
South 1 ff'O BUY’ a medium weight, covered delivery X wagon. Must he In good order, inquire ot or address H. >L Joumhov, care D. P. Erwjii ft Co. ( iONTRACTgRS AND BUILDERS to get best V. grades and lowco; prices of lumber, lath and shingles of W. B Ai.lkn ft Co.. 436 East North st. 1 T KNOWN that bread is now being sold cheaper X than can be baked at home in the laraily. Bryce’s bread, for sale at the groceries, weighs 1(4 pounds for 5 cents. rpu BUY a bouse of live or six rooms, situated X south or southeast, not larout. Will pay$.'>uo ib: balance in nay ments. monthly or aemi-uuuu-
ice.
FOR SALE—MISGELLAWEOUS. ( J OOD PIANO, cheap. Call 1M Elm st.
^MALL GHUCERY, cheap. 1$ Indiana avo. UMALL GROCERY; very cheap;good order. U
O Madison ave,
\\rOOD AND COAL YaRD. 222 MossachusetU Jr a.e. J. L. Blackman. V 02" Fran K FORT KEFiL - and nice fly rod. No. 11 North Meridian sL L'lN’E FULLULtRiDKlTjElL'SEY COW and calE T Kocwkll. aw East Market. TDOGK-CASt^irtrohisr etc:; bn' paymnnia XJ Born ft Co.. $7 East Washington st. T>UKE clDKR Vinegar for pickling; gnorauX anteed. F. W. Simon. 188 North Noble. /TOAL. kamuons ft Mckllbk. Office, 1 Vlr- " y giuia ave. Yard, 149 South Alabama sl
1 ACE CURTAINS, targe vanety; payments or Xi cash. Born ft Co.. 97 East Washington sL
ilOOO
1 ADfEsTTNK KID hHOFvi, flexible: only $L Xj BitosNAN’s Clnclnnatl Ktore, 58 Indiana ave. UET8 OF FURNITURE at manuiacturers' prlcti" tj at Indianapolis chair tnauutacturinc company. pAIDtTF LIF’K INkURANCE POLICY, at great X discount; rare opportunity. Address Q11, carg
News. ;
WOOtiEN hllOFX for hanging baskets, three»v legged stools, best style. Mktlim’s, 63 North
Illinois.
1 ,’U UN iTUltK, carpet X at cost prices; cheap
uoik st.
nd stoves, on payments, l place In town. 90 South
pels ai
spest place
lili (I'UltAKHINU MACHINE; nearly good as new, i for $>25. Call or address Isaac Robey, Ben
Davis, Ind.
L>tO> K Of"BOOTS ANl) hHOES, on Waahlug- >' Inrton st.; elegant room and cheap rent. W. & Mick ft Co. g /ANK SKCONfi-HAND RANGE AND ROLLER; Van’s make, heating stoves, etc. Itq/re at Spencer house. ^
O LUMBER CARS AND T O and pullies. Planing mill
st. James Hasson.
a LI. GKADEsS OF LUMBER a$CJwest mketar /V. price; get estimates of us. W. B. Allen ft
Co., 436 East North st.
X'CRNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS P c»«h houne In th« city. O. Wilmox
VaxI vVash ington st.
^lIOW-CAttKrt of nil kinds: a lar^e stock on han J, O at the factory, at No. « We«t Louisiana st, op-
posite Union depot. Wm. Wieoeu
and property- » through this
aarency. Kusskth U, 1UBIIK42 North J>elaware. 1 and i-UO cold water. Urge stable; also house, seven
J. UO cold water. Urge st rooms, orchard and garden, Kktcham. *21Vfe Kant washli
also house, seven
near Mapletou. W. A.
ngton st.
Whaat-July.J| Wi * Hept _ 82?^ Corn — July.. 38 Aug.. 38N Oats - July!! Aug.. 29‘4 Bepi.. 2914 Pork — July. 9 82>4 Aug. 9 82(4 Lard - jt?y!j 6 57« Aug. 6 65 Bent 6 70 Ribs — July.! 6 25 Aug. 1 6 25 BeptJ 6 27(4
f ^ 8214
38
39 U 4U v
bdJ
38
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A‘4, •J5*
9 8344 H 83
9 75
9 97 6 57 6 67.'2 8 77)4 6 25
9 85 6 57X 6 62)4 6 70 6 25 6 25 6 27X
6 25 6 3>
'P“ 29(4 9^ 9 82t4 9 92(4 6 57^ 6 ti2‘4 6 72(4 6 25 6 25 6 32M
New York Cotton Market.
New York. July IX—Cotton—Easier; uplands 9 9-lSc. Orleans 9Me. Sales 586 bales. Futures opened dull but steady; July 9.47c, August 9.51c, September 9.46c. October 9 32c. November 9.32c, '■ * 43c. February 9.5.’c.
December 9.33c. January 9.
Jl$?price$
SPECIAL
EXTRACTS
MOST PERFECT MADE Purest xnd itroomst Natprel Pnilt FIato". Vanilla, Lemon, Orange. Almond,.Bose.etc,
flavor aa delicately and naturally aa the fruit.
EXTRACTS
fwm
TRUE
FRUfl*
FOR RENT—Ofllces and Stores.
O TORE, 24V South Tennessee st. Bauk of tomO merce. f'YESIRABLE OFFICE at Na 92 East Market U street.
/APPOSITE POSTOFFICE, desirable store room. YJ H. D. PlKRC*. \ t aNCE Bloc k, two desirable oflii.es, second v floor. Inquire room '23 Vance block, e kCOND AND THlRDSToKlES,78 tesTwimO Ington 8t; 95 feet deep. Bank of Commerce.
FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS.
■pASTURE LAND, with running water, five X miles west of city. 27 West Ohio sL
IJJANOS AND ORGANM, at trom *1.50 to *5 per X month, and the rent applied on the purchase. Pearson’s music house. 19 N. Pennsylvania sk
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
yj ROCERY: centrally located, and doing a nice VX business. Would take a good lot or xmall house and lot. Will Invoice about tt.lMO. We also have two or three groceries to sen that will invoice from $5(4i to $1,2110. Hamlin ft Co., 36 North Delaware street
.4 POOL TABLES, ‘± 1 billiard table, 1 set sold cherrv «:igar Ktore fixtures. Will se 1 on payments. W. I. Rtpi.ky, 72 West Market street.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
TJLACK GORDON SETTER PUP; 3 months old: XJ white spot on breast. Return to 419 East McCarty. Liberal reward.
TAARK BAY MARE: blind In left eve, saddleX J marks; slightly string-halted. Return to No. 91 Maple street. Receive $5 reward.
* SORREL HbKSE, with a white spot In the JA forehead; a pacer. A liberal reward for the horse to Frank Fkndlky, west of the Belt on Morris street.
FOR TRADE.
fpWO^LOTS for good horse and buggy. Address
cash; balance in nay me
ally. Address B 11, Newa \| INNEBOTA. Indiana aud SL Louis flour.
ItX Flour p
All kinds
Pru
our prices away down,
rinds of break fas
reakfast cereals.
Prices away do.wn.
Fresh corn meal and graham flour dally.
Prices away down. ttle ai d chicken feed,
ontshtngty lov
orse. ci
Price
Van Pki.t. 125
•es asto N. Del
aware and 59 X. Alabama.
T) ARGAIXS.
XJ 50c lor l * bbl best new mackerel. 10c for 1 Ib J apan tea. Others sell at 25c to 40c.
5c for 30 No. 3 mackerel. 2>iC per bar for best sand 6c for 1 box best axle grei
5c for 4 packages coffee e^sencat
I ft. B. T Babbitt's 1776.
6c for 11
(idles.
•ss codfish.
Ic each lor best large ca 2c per lb lor best bonelct 25c for 25 bars German soap
75c lor 20-tb bucket any kind Jelly.
85c lor 50 choice cigars.
: tor 50 choice cigar $1 for 1U0 good cigars.
$4.25 per bbl for best flour.
M. Williams. 299 South Illinois, Telephone.
NOTICE.
rPHREE-BURNER GASOLINE STOVES; single A generator, sell-lighters: oven attached. Born
& Co.. 97 Flast Washington sl
L’lNE LIVEKY RIGS at Kreltleiu’s Stahl , No. A 202 West Washington street, aud also nice picnic wagon. Rigs delivered by order of telephone call 191. TAMES N. MAYHEW, Jeweler, has removed to xl No. 11 N. Meridian st. Persons having left watches and Jewelry for repairs will find them at
the above number. Please call
rsHILO’S FOLDING BEDS at low prices; easy V2 payments. Mkssknokus, 101 E.^Washington.
r |'HKRE will be a meeting of the stockholders of L the Franklin Building and Loan association at 72 East Market st., Tuesday eveniug, July 13, at 8
o’clock, to elect directors. M. I). Butler, Pres.
W. A. Rhodes, Sec.
FOUND.
posite Unto
OALOOF O luv«
$1,500. I vMl.I Delawaiest. T\RY MILL W60D, $1 per load: charooai and XJ nickel bundles of kindling: wholesale and retail. TmaYKK'S wood and Cool yard*, 377 Massachusetts ave. iplOAR STAND ON VIRGINIA AVENUE: a Yv rare opponunitj- for small Investment; living room In i ear; rent low; parties leaving dty; price, $50. Rkid, 42 North Delaware CHILD’S FOLDING BEDS at low prices: easy \y paymenta Messbngxr’s, 101 E. Washington. 1JNOINE F'OH SAI3E-A 10-home Atlas portable Xj engine, ou wheels, good as new; can be purchased at a bargain. Address or call on Sinker. Davis ft Co.. Indianapolis. Horace Parrott. TJOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS; stock will inI> voice about $2,(XXI: fine location and doing good business Hamlin ft Co. make a specialty tn dealing In established business, 36 North Delaware sl 4 NYONEWANI’iNo a good fimtiy cow cm! JA find whut they want among the following, which are for sale cheap: 5 grade Jersey heifers, to be fresh soon; 1 seven-eighths Jersey cow and 1 A. J. C. C. cow: also 1 fifteen-sixteenths Jersey heifer calf. 8 months old. Can be seen at 982 North Mississippi sb Inquire at 46 West Washington sL J. A.
Pkkkins.
o CUT-OFF sXWK £ 6 np saws.
2 fkns.
Lot molding bits.
A11 cheap.
Building must be torn down. Planing mill, 249 N orth Delawa 1
i James H
.srest A SON
FINANCIAL.
^MALL LOANb, Reid, 42 liorth Delaware. PRIVATE FUNDS j. P. Baker, 33
qT 1 Vance block.
ONEV TO Loan. B. D. Walcott ft Co., 12
M Vtnto
'inton block.
ly^OKTUAUE C^ANS AND BONDS.
TJABY BUGGIES: all pncee: payments or cash. XJ Born ft Co.. 97 last Washington streei. fp'HAT M ANHXTTAN'l>OULfftY FOOb cures, I X as well as prevents, all diseases of poultry. j
rr'hat benbon ft oa '
X and stoves on weekly
Washington streeb f pH AT good grades and low prices on all kind* of X lumber are to be secured at 436 East North streeb W. B. Allen ft Co. T ACE CURTAINS; large stock and very cheat), Xj on payment*, at Messknueu’s, lUl East Wash-
ington.
VlONEY TO LOAN on anything. tHl, £as$
j»X Washington. Room 3.
U| W \ PRIVATE FUNDS. Kobt. MaktinoXOUU DAL!.; 62 East Market sb
YIONEY TO LOAN; special funda G. B.' axL Whioht, 12H North Pennsylvania. <5fjrtj NO COMMISSION. CrosslaND’s stofr
qpeJsJVG age house, 58 South Pennsylvania
f|'o LOAN—Private lunas ou Uenosit msumsto
X suit. Griffith ft Potts, 19>4 N. Penn, st.
r pO I/JAN—$1,000 to {3.0u(i on first mortgage secur* -*■ By- G. W. Woops,-245. E, Washington »t. \fONfci on mongage security, iarm ana city i>i [ roperty, D. If. VVn.ES,46N. Pa.opp. P, a
ONEY’ on larms or city property; terms re*-
j»X sonable. Tnos. fi Day ft Co.. 72 E. Market sb \I ONEY TO LOAN; *25 and upward on personaJ JVX property; 158 East Washington st. T. I*
Bacpn.
<2; ^74 k 4 W kl t OU city or larms: tne very lowest «DtJVJ.ljUvj rates. C. W. GoRsuca, 15 Virginia avenue. r pO LOAN, money at * per cent, on city, town and X farm property. W. E. Mick ft Ca, 68 test M arket sb \|ONEY to loon on personal property: note* ifl bought and sold. 1254 North Delaware sb room 1, F. M. Hay. ^ T OANs negotiaiea on improved Iarm and city I j property In Indiana and onto, Jon A. Moore. 49 East Washington st, _____ IJRJVATE V UN DS In sums to sulL on farm or 1 city property ; iow interest. Stanton ft Scott, 34)4JSorthJJelaware st.. Boston block. 4(1 4\4 ki $ to $3,0(X)on dty property; 7 per cent t OX.'rtrtj no commission. 25 Ffeteher ft Sharpe’s building. James N. Roqkrs.
EDUCATlbNAL. sell furniture,' carpets j / ' I R L ’ 8 CLASSICAL SCHOOL, payments at 156 East 1 vj Thorough preparation for the Harvard Annex, • and lor all colleges that admit women. Special
advantages In physical training, French, German. English. Music and Art. The large and elegant double brick residence. Nos. 843 and 345 North Pennsylvania street (one block south of the school building), will be open in September a* a residence for boarding pupils. The fifth year opens September IX Send for Catalogue. T. L Kewoll and May Wright Sewail Principals, Indianapolis. Ind.
PERSONAL.
STRAYED.
J^fYAN MARE^very large: lump.over rigb^eye.
TJ EWAKD—Red brindle (
XV Six;
AHD-Ked brindle cow: : years old. Return to u >utb, on ShelbyviU* roai
one drooping born;
Kincaid, two
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.,
auuaa st. LOUIS,
REMOVAL.
ff HE LION SHOE STORE to *4 North PennsylX vanla. opposite the Grand opera.
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
A NNUAL MEETING of tbeCreecent Savlngand JA Loan Assodatlon. Monday, July 19. A. B. bummer, President; Chat. U, Adam, Secretary.
TAKEN UP.
OK IN. blood and nervous diseases a specialty. O Dr. Dknkk-Walt Kit’s. 226 East Washington
P R fl f
OGRESSIVE
XTKW ENGLAND IN MUSIC, Boston.; BEST EQUIPPED in
EUCHRE TABLES In cherry; Tuning. , at Merskmgek’h. German ■On*a«HPHi J| with steam beat and electric light. $45 to$75 per term. Fall term begins September 9, UM. For IF lust rated Calendar, with full Information, address
YaMES N. SIAVkEw, the Jeweler and optl dan, has removed to Na 11 N. Meridian st. ( Yohn’s block),where be will make a specialty of spectacles and optical goods Fine spectacles accurately adjusted, and repairing promptly attended to.
AUCTION SALES.
^ 1, HUNT, Auctioneer, 74 K. Court sb \f*cCURDY ft JF.NTSON, General Auctioneers lli No. 78 EastJA’ashlngton street^
CATURDAY D pocketbook
LOST OR STOLE _ N.
BVES pocketbook. ronulnmg
G on East mar
_ shout $15; two ones and
one two collar MU; balance in sliver. Suitable
reward will be paid for any word lent to A. N.
Buxton, 237 liaasachusetu avenue.
CONSERVATORY OF Mas* The LARGEST and the WORLD—lou Instruct-
ear. Thorough tn
mental Music, Plano and Or.;an Arts, oratory. Literature, Froncn,
"ngltsh Branches. : board and room
year. Thorough Instruction mtal Music, Plano and < WJ
ne Arts. Oratory, Literature, Freni
German and Italian Languages. English Branches.
Gymnastics, etc. Tuition. $5 to $-20: ~ with steam beat and electric llgl
Jed Calendar, with full It E. TOURJEK, Dir., Franklin Sq., Boston,
' LOST. OLD MONOGRAM, letters I. M. O. Return to ' J TTJIortfa Illinois street and receive reward.
A LADY’S GOLD PIN, with three brilliant JA oendaniA Reward by leaving at this office. INfroSt'TTF-RRTNswicK lf(5FffLT^Tf X diamond ear-r»i%gs. Finder will plaa-e leave Mune at office of Brunswick Hotel and receive $10
“Alaska” Refrigerators and Ice Chests.. ‘•LYMAN’’"GASOLINE STOVES, Are the beet See us before buying; JOHNSTON" <Sc BENNETT, Send lor circulan. 62 Sait Washington at
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