Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 33, Number 46, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1887 — Page 8

THIS INDIANA STATE ÖENTXNEL? WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1887.

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OFIEat nsfilSöf FOR PAIH. CURES RHEUMATISM, Lumbago, Backache, Headache, Toothache. NEURALGIA, Sore Threat, Swellings, Frostbites, Sprains, SCIATICA, BRUISES, BURNS, SCALDS. For Stablemen and Stockmen, The Greatest Remedy Known for Ilorae and Cattle Diseases. Chronic Cases 40 Tears' Standing Cured Permanently. Crippled Cases Throw Away Cratches; Cured Permanently. Chronic Cases At Once Itelleved; Cared Promptly. Chronic Cases Cared AVI hont Relapse ; No Return of l'ain. Chronic Cases Cored ; No Pain In Many Tears. Sold fcy DruysU and Dealer Everyvhere. The Charles A. Vogeler Co., 13 alto., Md. A DESTRUCTIVE CYCLONE. Six Persons Known to Iiave Beec Killed and Several Others Wonoded. Covk, Tolk County, Ark., December 19. A deitruciive cyclone visited Armstrong Aeaderry, I. T , Fort Washita and Green at an early hour on Saturday morninr, causing erf at destruction of property and loss Of iif. The following ar9 the casaalDie. a? far as known: French Aria trip, U. rt. Army, Washita, kilied; A. B. Lirroln, V tsaita. killed: Henderson J Aft, Oren, ki'id; Peter Keson, Green, killed: two children, remes unknown, silled; William Covias;tcn: Armstroi!? Acadiny, botü legs broken: Hcnrr Wait. Washita, arm and leg broken; Mrs. Wait, Washita, arm broken. A b?rric rumb'ing onni was heard hont 5 o'clock. It startled the feweattlers from their sleep only to awake them fci the horror of impending death. A heavy bltok eloud, funnel shaped, was seen in the distance and rapidly approachin. When about a mile north of Ft. Washita, it struck the ground, and from this point south for miles the work of ruin wss continual. Ths cyclone traveled at about the rate of a mile a minute. In an instant from the ticne it truck the erth half the houses in Ft. .Washita were la ruins. Lgb.t out-hou?33 and dwellings were tucked no ani osie Into kindling wood by the fury of the wind. ArmstroEK Acadamey was not greatly ln jured, but ranches in the immediate neighborhood sufiered ersatly, At Green, a little hamlet alz miles ssutb. cf Armstrong, the damage was very heavy, ud. many persons were ini urea, öiyeiv teen houses and a general store were ear ned away bodily, while horses and cattle within the territory covered by tha etorm ling were killed or mained. The damag at this time cannot, of coarse, be estimated as the full extent of the storm Is not known. The two children killed at Green were carried about sixty yards by the wind and dashed to the ground, mauled so as to be almost unrecogn'zsbl. Many cattle and other stock were killed by liehtnin?. The storm only lasted about six mlnnte3 at any one point. FUNERAL. COMICALITY. Two Organizations Quarrelling Over the Dead Anarchists Bodies. Chicago, December 17-Conflict of author ity between tbeAnarchist Relief Committee sometimes known as the Defense Com mittee, and a committee appointed by the Central Labor tnion, baa led to a compli cation that furnishes a comical element in the otherwise solemn aßair of the burial cf the Anarchists, that is announced to take place to-morrow. The burial lot at Waldheim Cemetery was bought by the Defense Committee, the members of which do cot feel called upon to give np the property to the Central Labor Union, profcBaiDg to believe that such action was not intended by the request of the dead men that the Union take charge of the burial. It appears, however, that Mrs. Eagel, tue wiJow ot treorge tngei, and who con trols the disposal of the body of Louis Lirgg, has got into a quarrel with the Defense Committee, and will not allow those two bodies to be buried except by the central Labor union to the the exclu tion of all other organizations. But the Central Labor Union has no exclusive control oyer the burial lot, and cannot bury the two bodies in it withont the con tent of the Relief Committee. Unless, tnereiore, this committee comes to an un derstanding with Mrs. Engel the bodies of Er gel and Lingg will not be interred to morrow with the rest. In addition, Miss VanZindt has expressed a desire to be buried beside Spies, ani the Relief Committee has promised to gratify ber wish as far as possible, by placing him separate from the others and leavinz room for ber. This, for some reason, seems to have added to the jealously between the two committees, and feeling runs high. One of the principal difficulties between the two committees is over the inscriptions on tablets or monuments to bo raised. The Central Labor Union la ea'd to want a f cry poetical Inscription, while the Relisf Committee appears to desirs only some thing to commemorate the personality of the men. lilain Talk. New York, December 14. Postmaster Joseph Manley, of Augusta, Maine, is in town, lie la here as a delegate to the Republican club convention, in an inter view yesterday he said : "I have no Ques tion but Mr. Blaine will be nominated at Chicago, and by acclamation, because Republicans in every section of the land regard his nomination as tha strongest one that can be made. Of course, I don't know wfcat Xir. El&ine will do, but I believe he is too much of patriot and too good a Republican, whatever his private wtebea and desires may be, to decline such a call jmade upon him." Sunday Shooting Matinee la Shelby. bilb7till, December 18. Special. Jotb.ua tail snot James Harper in the back cf the head this morning, the ball glancing fl bis skull a few inches above where It entered. There was bad blood between the men oth cf whom are negroes, and when Hill Tasted Harper, who was sitting on the iecce, on the opposite) side of the street, the latter got down and started toward him with aeane to beat him. Hill warned him to stop, and as Harper came on be J:xt d. Tha trial is t for Monday,

FINANCE AND TRADE.

r.actaxticci Yesterday in ths Hew York xoba:S9 Lilt of Slocks. Ths Feelisg of the H&rket it D. Parent Stages of the Daj'i Session. Praduca' tni Proyisiaa Pric3 in Yaricni Mirkata of the Country. fjteUlroad, Statu and Govcramut llouda Foreign Exchanges Bar Silver Oil Market Live Stock Oaotatlons. PEW YORK, December 19. Money on call ear? at 2 to 5 per cent; last loan at 2,Iclosed of fered at 2 per ccat Prime mercantile paper per cent Sterling exchange firm at 4S4for CC days' bills and 4S5Jor demand. The total sales of stocks to-day were 136,432 shares, Including the following;; Delaware, Lacka wanna & Western, 1J.31C; Louisville & Nashville, 3,600; Northwestern, 5.S00: Oregon Transconti nental, lO.lbO; Readng, S8.32U; 6L Paul 11,775; Union Psclfic. 7.800: Western Union, 5,330. The stock market to-day was exceedingly ;dull, the trant actions for the day being the smallest lor a full day's business f een in months. The tone of the trading was barely steady daring the iorenoon,'and an attack by Ike bearish roomtraders upon a few leading stocks broke the prices Ja cd Ithey all sympathized to a limited extent. There were very lew orders on either side cf the market in tbe morning hoar, the tradlEg.beirjgcotflned more completely to tbe prcimiocais and traders than at any previous tirre ilnce last summer. London and the commission people doing literally nothing. The market was entirely devoid of feature until the evenirg, when the story was started that the Eeadicg miners would strike, and an attack was made upon that steck which quickly lost 1 per cent. Later attention of tbe teure was tamed to Richmond and Weit Foint, which jielded a lice amount, and Manhatten broke 2 per cent, on sales of only 2C0 shares. New England was heavy to weaa all day long and snowed a ma terial decline at the end of tbe day. Northern Pacific pttferied was also notably weak late In the day, but the remainder were without feature except Oregon A TraascDntinental, which was quite Cm on the early trading, on tho rumor that the Oregon leate tad Leen igned, bat most of its gain was afterward lost. The market opened s;eady to firm, the charges srom Saturday'8 final prices being iu no ease for more than per cent. The dealings were extremeiy dull and so remained fir the entire forencon.and the general tone was rather heavy, thoaffh it was not until after 12 o'clock that any decided movement was seen, when F.eadlLg staited on tbe down grade, and was afterward joined by Richmond and West Point, thegeteral list simpathlzlng fractionally. The market rallied toward the close, but again Begged off. and at the cose was barely atealy at but lutlgniCciut Ir&ctioni better than fie low est prices reached. Host of tbe active list ia materially lower to night, considering the small transactions. Richmond and V est Point preferred lost 1, the coramoa J J ; New Englaad 'a Reading 1 per cent. Bailroad bonds were very dull, bnt Cra to strorg. Pales, only SCSI COO, Chesapeake and Ohio series A rose 2 to 100; Lehigh and Wilkestaire Consuls 2 to 113; Michigan Central lives of I'd 4 to 110; Toledo, Ann Arbcr and Grand Trunk firsts iy to 102J. Government bonds were dull, but firm to strong. State bonds were dull and steady, Eastern Kiehaiea. NEW YORK. December 10 .-Clearings to-day ?79,lo'J,412; balances fr,tel7,717. BOSTON. December !.. Clearing to day !12.470.Ko5: balances Sl.-'63.031: money 6 per cent: excharge ou New York I0(löc. discount per 51,000. BALTIMORE. December 13. Clearimrs 712; balances 274,77a. PHILADELPHIA. December U.-Ctariazs to-day J10.8.3.85J; balances 51,111,251. ST. LOCI3, December la. Clearing to-day 1 .- 405,006: balances tlo7,5SI. Excnauge ouXe York 25c picraium to par. CHICAGO. December 19 Local bakc'ertucs to-day were tli47p.OtO. New York exv.tui was quoted at ttfTCc discount. Money was quoted at 7fi8 percent. Bar Silver. NEW YORK, December 19. Ear silver 0''c Foreign Exchanges. LONDON, 4 P. m. Bar sllve, 4b? S A. per ounC?. PAKH, December 15. Three percent, rentes Ely xx lor the actouat COMMERCIAL. Yesterday's market showed an advance iu ra isios. Canned goods are firm, while sugars and coffees are unchanged. An advance is noted in hides, foultry receipts continue good. Roll butter has dropped lc. Hens, turkeys and ducks have advanced. Kentucky sweet potatoes are higher. The dry goods market shows addi tional strength and advances are expected soon. In other lines the figures remain the same. Wheat There Is nocaa. ge to be noted, prices remaining steady, with all grades wanted. Offerings and receipts light. Markets steady all along the line. Corn The general tone of the market is un changed. Sellers are scarce and all offerings find ready buyers at steady quotations. Other markets dull. Oats No. 2 white are a shade weaker, bnt mixed hold steady. Stocks are scarce and all arrivals needed for home consumption. Ry Scarce and firm. Baas Firm. Hay Good demand at firm quotation;. Whiat No. 2 Meditteranean do 2 Red Hi SO -. 535-2 do 3 Red do Rejected Corn New No. 2 White do New 2 Mixed. do New 3 Mixed....... do New h E White... do New 8 Mixeddo January ...... Oats Ko. 2 w bite do Mixed )1 2i? do Rejected ........ 33 do Unmerchantable 2S Rtx No. 2 . u BttA MSM .MttMM,MMHNNift7 0 Hat Choice Timothy....- . 14 00 do 1 Timothy IS 5J do a Timothy 12 60 Receipts and Shipments by Kail rast Si Boars.

Bnipm'ta. 2 250 3 000 IS 600 8 nio (CO 1 KD0 Orala la Store December 19, 1887 Wheat Corn. lOata, Rye. 2070 FlrvatoT Elevator . Caplui Xlevator n..a rt lit 200 48 71C 2 5a 18 OOS 194 4101 25 750-W 910 137 500' 4 000 43 80C I.D. A 8 Eevator" 1 Total.. ...... Oor.day last year. 207 410 23 750 151 500 205620 2 070 950 129 100 337400 LIVE STOCK. Cmo! btocx Tabds, 1 ijrpiixAroLn, Dooember 1?, 1837, Cattle Receipts very light, shipments none. Market active and steady at the quotation!. Fmna ahlpplnf rteers of 1,400 to 1.600 pounds."! ... , ..M (59 4 SO Fair toaoodaatcrl. . - -oi 1,100

I Kecetpw. Flour .. Barrels. 875 Wheat. Bushels. 6 C00 Oora is roo OaU .... 8 OOO Eye " ceo Barley 1 800

4 so rur f cooa snipping steers ot lau to 1,300 pounds... 3 253 Good sbippin steers ol U) to 1.200 00 2S 7J bO 75 poUEd............ 2 75j Fair (hipping stet re ol eoj to l.tw pound . . 2 2 rtlme tienern 3 os Fair to good fcensrs ........... . 2 Vi Prime butcher cows .. 2 75' 01 Fair to good butcher cows 2 2Vi 2 50 Common to medium butcher cows.... l oa 4 l 50 Priaac bulla - x 25 4 2 50 Fair to good bulls....... ...... - M 1 50 J 2 60 Veals .. 3 00 9 4 1 Milch cows, calves and springers ..2D 0010 00 Hogs Receipts. 3,715; shipment?, 1.C50. Market opened firm, shade higher; closing firm, all sold. Best hoary grade 15 ir5 67 Heavy mixed packing... 5 :V(H 50 Light mix.! packing 4 7546 31 KETBJCSOTATIVI SALES. No. A. Pr. I No. Av, Pr 10 .135...5 CO 175 227.. .5 50 40 ..142...5 15 J51..5 10 61 M.218 ..6 50 5H 145 233.. .5 55 27 I60...5 11 58... 276...S 55 61 25...5 55 ei. -... i2.. 5 5.r 348 227...S 57 63 20S ..5 57i fi6 217...5 (VJ 65 . Z"i9...5 60 71 J61...4 67 34 90 1I.9...5 SO 14K..5 25 ....U0...5 30 ....20O...4 35 163...5 35 ....102...5 40 136, 76 70 71..... 1S7.5 45 Eheep Receipts very light. Market active, and ready sale at quotations. Prime sheep, 110 pounds and upwardSt 0?4 25 Good sheep, 90 to 100 pounds .. 3 75-43 85 Common to medium.. ........... 2 50"3 25 rrime Bprlng lambs........................ 4 7545 20 Fair to good spring lambs..... ..... 4 00,-9 i 50 Sucks, per head.. .... .. 2 003 00 Eljewhere. NEW YORK, December 19. -Beeves -Receipts 4,(10, making J,CC0 for tne week; fresh arrivals included 10ü rar loads for the market; 60 car loads exportation, alive arddead, and 76 car load a for city Klaugiiterers direct. Tbe trading; was moderately acilve at an advance ol I5oon all desirable ciTerings. Very common to very choice native steers cold at from f3 60(35 50; fancy and premium do at fd 75f6 00; bnlTs and dry cows II 70(33 50. Exports to-day and tornojrow 3.820 quarters of beef. For the week ending with Saturday 1,392 beeves, 1S5 sheep and j,3iu quarters or teei. Steep Receipts 11,600. making 37.200 for the week: lirro lor ccod to choice; dill and weak for inferior stock ; common to choice sbeep sold S3 0(5 50 per 10Ü lbs; extra and premium do $5 75(c6 SO; common to extra lsmbs tv 50f$7 03. Hogs Receipts 8,00. making S7 700 for the week : no fa'cs on tbe live weight; nominally firmer and Higher at $5 6U(5 90. KANSAS CITY, Deocmner 19. The Live Stock Indioater rejwrt-: CaUlt -Receipts I.Ojü; shipments none. Good fat in dem and aid 10c higher: good to choice, corn led, ft 25ct "5: common to medium. S3 25fal 15; stofkers, 82 00-63; feeJers $2 C53 2o; cows, 125(j2 70; grass range steers fl8L'(o.JlO. Hogs Receipts 5,602; shipments 4U. Strong and 10c higher: ecxi to enoie a 3T).'5 &; pomraon to median fl C?S5 50; skips arid pigs $ O0i 1 0. 8heep Receipts, 500; shipments, none. H-oi firm: itvod to choke SJ OJC4 Wj; commou to medium Si 50&2 75. CHICAGO, December 19 The Drovers' Journal rtyorts; Catile Kecetpw 7,001); shipments 3.CO0. Market strrnar lf)rtri higner; funcyfrwTt6; s5ipriuf; steers 2 905 00; stockers and feeders 9i IC&I 45: cws, bulls and uiidd 51 :(ti.2 to-. Texfts cattle tl C5(3 Ou. Hots Receipts 17,0?0: shipments f. 000. Market eloped wenk. mixed $5 10i'3 '5; heavy So 40 J 5 blVr,; light ft 8f5 35; skip tt2565. Bheep-Receipts 7,; shipments l.Ourt. Market slow: fanrv f5C5 45; natives tl 80S 'JO; Western 3O0($3 75; Xexans 32 00(9.150; Umos f 1 005 60. BALTI MORE, December 10.-S vine-F.:r supply and onla fairdeaisnd; reeolbts, 7.21C; qajtations, 6K(3(7ic. FAST LIBFRTY. Docemt-cr 19. Cattle ceipts, 2,2?.!; shipiaciiu, l.nrj. Mirkets Uir at last week's c'osing prices, Kignt cars cattle shipped to New Yorir. flcss Receipts. 51.00. shipments, 4.100. market act.ve; Iiil'llphl as, S57Ca580; mlxeJ 55 7:3 75; Yorkers, 3 f.:(.570: common to fair. S5 5Ci3 C3; Sixteen c.ftS noes shipped to New York to-dy sheep Rolp'4,600; sbipmenU. 5,0. Market slovat ui.l wetk's Oi-euirg prices. e$T. LOCI3. Dt-ceciber 19. Cattle R.joclp'8 2,310; shipments 1,500. Market strong; choice heavy native steers 8393(5 1 40: butcher' steera, fair to choice, 81 1(V4 00; stockers' and feeders', fair to rood, Slk03 00; rangers, ordinary to good. $2 '2T4 15. How Receipt, 4,7iX; saipments, 510 Market active aad hiRher: choice heavy and butchers'selectious. 85 65'ä5 S3; 5'orkers and packing medium to primo, f" 2Si."7J; light grades, common t gx.l, 8170 55 25. Sbeep RecelpU". ,lOo; shioment 400. Market firm; fair to choice, $315(jt39; fancy Carlstmas, f &035 20, ClUClNNATf. December 19. noes stronger. firm ; common and light Si 25fö5 30; packing and bntthei' 83 45Q3 70. Receipts, 6,500; uhlptnenis. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Vrortuce. NEW YOr.K, December 19 Flour Receipts 47,5fc7 packages; exports 148 bbls and 1,701 sacks. Market rather weak; sales 18,000 bbls: superbne 4Ut: Ob: eooiraou to roo. I extra western and tate J3 ie't to; good to choice do S3 05 5 20. Wheat-Receipts 250 bu; pxprts none; sa.es 2,fJS,00 bn futures, and 127,O.;0 bu spot. Options dt-( liued V4'i.Sc early, from which tnere nu but litile chmue, cIokIuk He iy at a trit'.e si eve the bottom, recitation very slow; spot grades !4f83c lower with ratrier more doine; No. 2 r pi ii r nominal, 90c; ungraded red 87kft) 92C No. 2 red 9(iS'J4e elevator, 90)49ir;j3 delivtrtd; No. 1 ieu numlual at'Jijic; No, l hiw D.'c tltvs:or, PC4c f. o. b; No. 2 red. D.c?mbcr, (irfak1.!' closinReJjP: Janusry 9 3-K..o'.tv'', c löoin g K'',ir ; Kehrnary 9JHf". 1. clcalng'OO; March 9I5f9lT,e, closing aiv,c: Apru 9ivot 9C, flOSdl'R 'Ac; lUy 93 5-lö3'.'J 13-lCC, U0biig 'J'::c; June 93 ü ltkarc, clüfcir.g 9J':; l-ecembcr lf) 9f-J-4-'7;c. closing 97c. CoTt Eeot f pta 17,792 bn ; exports 970 bn ; sales 824.C0O bu futnm; 52 wo bu apot; V.' lower and heavy, doting weak. Ungraded b'AV.lc. So. 3, S'j'&ö'jc; steamer 5:0(toc; No. 2 Clc elevator and Ciiaol'c delivered ; No. 2 Jannary 61( CiJclrstDgClc; February CIH"2?C closing 6i!ic, Stocks of gTain iu ßtor D?c?aibt 17: Wheat S.T.f'Oi btl: corn 1.720,567 bn: oats 2,031,882 bu; rye 13.7&3 bu; barley 11 020 bu; malt 155,223 bu. Oat-Seceipts, 45.000 bu; expor;i C2 bu: fales 205,010 bu futures, and 12:5.000 bu spot; "i&Kc hieher and modcraU-ly artivf: mixed wieru 3-.i. -v: white do 3.v 4Jc Hay steady and quiet, Uops quiet and unchanged. Cflee-8pot lair; Rio, flrm 183 l4c. Options opened lti.20 points higher, clcfirg weaker, bales Cl,5uO bag;. Decemoer 162fcälC40c; January 168T(rjlC35: Feb16 05G'.6 2Cc; March 15 9:016 30c; April 15 95cai lC'C'c; May 15'JCylt4J: Juae 15 8O3IC; July 1560 l58Cc; AugUft 15;0 i54'c; bdptemoer 15 05 ai5:.c; Dectmber (1) i4 75Sltf.oc. Bign steady. Molssses, granes 85. test 4c; rcfiael steady ; C 6 lc; yellow 5'i r&Xc. Molasej quiet. Rice steaay. Petroletim firm; united lic; crude in barrels GJÄö&c (k ttonseed oil quiet ar.d unchanged. laUuw dulland weak at414' 4?ic. Rosin steady. Turpentine dull. F.gg3firui with fair Inquiry: receipt 3 2S6 packages: western 23321c. Pork quiet but stesdy; sales 175 barrels mess. Cut meats quite steadily held. Lard opened b&i points higher closed dull and weak; advance lost; western steam spot 8 12c; Janusry 8 11(8 19c; February 8 19 a 8 2 c; Msy 8tl('S5tc: city steam7 85c. Ratter flrm and quiet; western 15ft23c. Cnecse quiet and steaay ; western HKCl ic. Coppr weak : lake 17 eöc Lead dull; domestic 5c. Tin firm; ttraits 30 10c. Other articles unchanged. CHICAGO. December 19: May pork this mornleg obened at 515 '.Oon liht receipts ot bogs, but there were so many bellen that tni price broke to 115 70 immediately Saturday's close was at 815 S2H. When the sellers hsl disposed of their stock the price bounded back to 815 S5. There was more inherent strength la provisions than any of 'be other market, and dnnng the morning pork swung between 81575(13 s, touching these figures everal times. At 1 p in. it was 815 80. May lard, after opening at '2c, sold up to .8 32V'c and' bck to m 2o(ik27c. Its main rallying point was 8 27c May Corn opened c hlgoer at 5il4 but at once sold down to 54e ia sympathy with pork During tbe early morn In tha option was q noted an low M55Jc. May Wheat openad Jo lower at tftjjc In tlie early hours It broke down to Sftsc. bnt later reacted to 83c. Heavy sel'ing bv a prominent operator took it down again to S2?!, but when a visible supply statement was published it bad given tbe market a bullish ten dency and tbe price went op to The board of trade decided to-day to adjourn from Friday afternoon, December, 23 to Tuesday morning, December, 27. The leading futures ranged as follows: Open- High- Lowing, est. est. Closing. 75 7; '2 76 Wheat No. 2 De. January. February ... March . May.. Corn No. 2 Dec.January .. February,.... Toy. 7J 76i 7 76 77 77 "s 47Jy 64 si'i'i 2;i Wo 311 2?i 47 i 7Ja mi ät"?Ä a.: 4 33i 83 4Z!y 472 4'I ml S3ji aar. OaU No. 2 Dec January..... FeDruary. Mar. ... Mess pork per bbl. jannary 815 00 15 42i 1590 151715 00 1545 1 525 15 95 15 70 1505 1525 1570 7 M 785 805 8 25 leLruary Kayasse lard per 100 lbs. Jannary .. February.March V7 7 5 77s 811 25 7 924 8 05 8 UX a 3-2X 7 R8 7 M 805 825

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'Wast 1 11 ? Ii Iscase. Watson T. Clark, Ts i., of illox 104", Sittumrrsiile, 1'rincc Ethvitrd Inland, Ca writes: "When I commenced taking vour 'Golden Medical Discovery, I was not abfe to work and was a bur ieu to myself. At that time T wf'i-h(.l I'' rtnnrwlc ntwl v I nrf.i.tli 117

25 Fcusds. pounds. Then I used to eat about one cat four or five if I dared to." Golden medical Discovery is WORLD'S Short ribs, per 100 lbs. January 7SM 7 84 ' 7 7. February 7 9-"i 7 7 R" 7 Si Marchs h02j SU24 7 tr 7 9i May.. 8 20 8 20 813 815 Cash quotations were as follows : flour iuiet, prices steady and nominally unchangel; N'o 2 spring wheat 73-' YftCtiJ, IF-; No. spring wneat WXfeWKc; No. 2red77-c: Ho. 2 corn, 4c; o. 2 oats, 3it; Ko. 2 rye 62c; No. 2 barley, 70J 76c: No. 1 flax seed tl 25: prime tlaotay seed 2 283' ?.): Mess tork per bbl, Sir.gUi 10. Lard, per 100 lbs. 8" 85(ci7 90 : short nt siae (loose), 7 TOfa" 7 c: dry salted shoulder, (boxed) 5 ?0r't6C0c: short clear aides, (boxed) 810 15c. Wblfcky. distillers' finished goods, per gallon. 11 10. Sugars, cut loaf, 7'itfs,.'e: araau'stcd 7Kc: standard "A" 7c. Receipts Flour 30 0T0 bis; wheat 113,000 bn; corn 191.000 bu: ow, 11S.000 bu; rye, S.vOQ bu; barley 40.000 bu. Shipments Klour 27.000 bols: wheat 1S.O0O b i: corn 73,000 bu; oats S7,tX bn; rye 2,ua0 bu; barley 47.000 bu. On the Pradnce E change to-day, the bmter market w laflc'ive; creamery 2SG29j; extra dairy 2132 ;. j s, 21XÖV52XC ST. LOL'19, Decembo 19.-FIour slow, bi steady. Wheat clos-ed a fraction lower. Oiniog firm aad steady but broke on lower markets. No. 2 red cah boBCe; ;january 80lc. May 81"i(:iV, closiDR cf,i.. Cora lower; cisa 4fMi6c. January 4Rc: May iflJ-Kc' Closing 4j!hC. Oats steaav: caa 30j:; Way sj'ic Rye itesdy b2a6.:c Uarley tirin; TCwSTji. Hay uncuangea; pnuie umuiay ti w n,i w; uro,riä KC-t'öUW; l";au lower; feie I?ad 'f(O). EeKa ID.. Butter nDcnangea; creamery rt.;jc; dairy lfcr;24c. forn-meal suady at t2 4Va(2 .'0. hiiy "fcteady at 1103. Provision lirm Parknew $11 75. Lard strong 7f07 5öc Dif salt meau, boxed sheullers 5 87Vic: lonft clears 7 7"ic. clear ribs 7 STHtUlOc. short clears QJCn 12 c. 7;acon slow boxed ihoulders Cööc; long clears 850c; clear ribs 8 50c: short clears 867i38 'rxi. Hams steady ; 1!) 50 11 50c. Receipts Flour 6,000 bbls; wheat 2I.CÜÜ bu; corn 19o.0f0 ba; oatst.OCO bu.-.rye 6,000 bu! oarley 32,000 bu. Ehlpmacts Flour 8,i.oo bb'.a: wheat 3.0C0 tu; corn v,0CU bu; oau 5,000 bu; ryd none; barley 5.0C0 bu. . . Afternoon board Wheat firm; 7Jc, bid. Jatxnary MJii'ic: Slav Stic. Com steady: Ioember 4bc. January 46Hc: ssked JMay 4ä' iähc asked. Oats dull; Way 32c. bid. PHILADELPHIA, December in -Flour dull and wcak:Ohio and otner western clear fll 5'J; do HraJghtt4 2C4 S-S; western patent, fair to choice It 40 l 0J; Minnesota clear S13Cr; do straight ft (41 60; do pa-.ent, good to choice fl8.v,5C0. What, weak, lower: Na2read December 8GS7c: January STJi'SSc: February MJiSWHc; March 'JOJidOlVic; May 92VJ''" üJc. Corn Car lois wlc higher under modatate offerliiKS. Casn corn ia e evator as well as luturts were quiet: sales No. 4 yellow, praln depot. 5ia.rflc; No. 8 mixed do 6-lc: old 3 mixed, track (dc; steamer No. 2 mixed In grain depot ftfc: No. 2 yellow, track and Krain depot bbyc; bc bid for No. 2 mixed in expert elevator; tio 2 mixed, December oj4'&'4c; January 5C)iQ,c: February M9 Wie: Maren teQWc : May 50560; Oats, apot Hn higher under moderate offerings, fair demand; tales reject?d white, 34c; No. 3 white fhjc; No 2 watte 3'JV4i03: No-1 white 41V412c Futures quiet, but steady: No. 2 white lurmher 3.'fli3,c: Januar WaV. 10c : Febru ary 4i(&4CAc: March lOS'SllC. Provisions firm and in fair jobbing demand. Tork. mess. 116(4 16 50; do piiine inchu, new, 14 50; do family 1 16 17. Hams, smoked llK(il2Hc Lard, retin-wl 8 25c; atcam 8 00c Butter quiet and steady; creamery, extra 29 10c: western factory 2"W23a F-gfts quiet ard steady: western firsts 24c. Cheee firm, but qniet; Ohio fiats llQUc. Receipts, flour S.tKXi bbls; wheat 8.8C0 bu; corn 29.500 bu; oats 11 UDO bu. Shipments, wheat 3,400 bu; corn 11 7ro bn : oats 15,"0 bu. CLSCIKNA'li, December 19. Flour dull; htavy lamlly 13 45: fancy U 75(1 90. Wheat firm; No. 2 red 85e. Receipta 2,000 bu; shipments 4.000 bu. Corn heavy ; No. 2 mixed 53f ;c. Oats strong; No. 2 mixed 34J4c Rje quiet; o. 2 71c. I'ork held higher; neglected fib 60. Lard strong 7 75c Balk meats quiet ana firm; abort ribs sc. Br.con quiet ana unchanged. Short clears, 9c. Whisky quiet; 1,700 bbls. Mulshed roods sold on bails of flOG, Butter flrm: fancy northwest creamery 14c: extra Ohio 30c: choice dairy 18020c. Linseed oil firm at 470849c. Buitar steady: narrt reöned 7l4(vSc: New Orleans mttoc Egaa firm,30'.4 21 c cheese flrm; prime to choice flat, regular xb axe ll12e, 1LILWAUKEB, December 19. Flour firm. Wheat easier; cash, 74V; May, 8iic corn west; No. S, 48c. Oats firmer; Ko. 2 white, 83c. Rye strong: No. 1, 62c. Barley atMtdy; No. 2, 71c. Provisions firm. Perk, Decern "xr fl5 ooa) 15 25. Lard. December and January 7 90c. Butter weak; dairy 20f2ie. Ers quiet; fresh. 193 20c Chtese quiet; Cheddars ll(iUV4c. Receipts Flour, 4,000 bbhr.wheat, 43,000 bu: barley, 2.200 bu. Ehlpmenta Floor, 11,000 bb: wheat e,000 bn: barley. 14.000 bn. BALTIMORE, December 19. Wbeat Weetarn lower and doll; No 2 red winter red spot WC asse J; January 8liSMi: February afft87; May 92t6V2ic. .Corn Westrn elr CiosiDg

If you have alfj or any eonsidefäble number of t jesc BymptoniB, yon are snffering irora that moHt common ot American iniiiadies Bilious Dyspepsia, OV Torpid Liver, nssociated with l)ysiepsia, or Indipeetiou. The more complicated your disease has Ik?eomc, the gmiter the number and diversity of symptoms. No matter what etare it has reached, Dh. Pierce's Goijje Medical Discovery will subdue it, if taken aeeordin? to dirctions for a reasonable length of time. I f not cured, complications multiply and Consumption of the Looks, Skin Diseases, Heart Disease, Rheumatism, Kidney Disease, or other grave maladies are quite liable to pet in mid, sooner or later, induce a fauil termination.

Liver Disease. "Golden Medical Dis derived the very high-

was unable to do my own work. I am happy to say I am now well and strong, thanks to your medicines."

Sicx Heapackl

wise found it All that could be desired, its employment having uniformly availed to promptly cheek any attacks of that kind.r

UP" BLOOi humor?, from a common Elotch, or Eruption, to the worst Scrofuto. Salt-rlieum, " Kevcr-sores," Scaly or Koufrh Skin, in short, all diseases caused by Imi1 tlool, are conquered by this powerful, purifying, and invigorating, medicine. Great Eatinjr Ulcers rapidly heal under its ben urn iutiu-

my fancy, and seeing that it was essentially a blood-purifier, I immediateiy recommended it to the old lady who had been so long a sufferer from salt-rheum. She commenced taking it at once, and took one bottle, but seemed to io no bettor. However, 1 realized that it would take time for any medicine to effect a change for the

better, anu encouraged ner to continue. Mie then purchased a half-a-doztn bottles, and before these had all been used she began to notice an improvement. Alter taking alxmt a dozen bottles she

was entirely cured.

and healthy as a child's. Hit general health v.-ns also greatly improved ; the rheumatism entirely kit her and the catarrh was almost cured, so that it censed to le much annoyance. She has enjoyed excellent health from that day to this, and has had no return of either salt-ihemn or rheumatism. The 'Discovery' seems to have entirely eradicated the salt -rheum from ber system. She is now over eighty years old, and very healthy for one of such extreme ajre. I have written this letter, of which you can make any use vou sc fit, hoping that some sufferer from salt-rheum might chance to rend it and obtain relief by using your 'Golden Medical Discovery for 'Golden' it is in its curative properties, and as much abovo tho multitude of nostrums and so-called 'patent medicines," so zealously Haunted before the public, as gold is above the baser metals. lies tactfully yours.

WEAK LUNGS, SFETTZNG OF BLOOD.

Lungs, Spitting of Blood, Shortness of Ilreath, Droni hitis, Chronic Nasal Catarrh, Severe Coughs, Asthma, and kindred affections, it is a sovereign remedy. While it

Cough cf Five Yeirs1 STAXDIK3.

Asthma Cured. Cakp.it: S. ?towfxl. Postmistress at .Vi(Vi'iiu, fnliiradr, savs her husband was cured of asthma, by using "Golden Medical 'Discovery."

WOHTH $1000 A B3TTLE. meal a day, and now can and be put back where Sold by Druggists. Pi.a fil nn mtv

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dulltirlxed spot new MßSc: JannF.ry 55(ft55Vc: Fbruarytijc bid: steamer 53lc. OaU firm with fairly sttive demaud: western white a8ft40c: do mixed SCui'SS'v Provisions needy and quiet; mess pork $t' 75; Lird, rjiimd8"4c: Egts lirm: fresh Zl.JCc; Limited 1 ISc. Coffee steady;Rlo cargoes, or1mnry to fiir I8l0c. Receipts F;our 7.524 bbls;. wheat 12,010 bu ; corn 5 .lX bn : oats3.CO on : rye 1,000 ba. Shipments Fl0ur29 274: corn 34.400 bu. TOLEDO. December 19. Wheat Cull, steady; cash and May sso. Corn tetive. easier: May 5oc. Oatsqoiui: cash 32c. Clover sed dull, stcsdv: rime cash ani lereiabcr 4 10c; KcbrnaTyl Wc. Eeeeipts-vh.-at J0 0COba;com 3ii0bn:oRts 2,CX) bu: clover Feed 319 b?8 8hiprofiit Wheat s.000 bu: corn 3,000 bu; oats 1,000 bu: clover eed. 167 bng. MINNEAI-OLI, Minn.. Deciaber 19.-Wneat fu cood derrand. snd sellers able to get nearly Ritturdav' prices for miilini; wheat. Receipts here were 5."." cars and shipments 1C2 Closed: la ao:e, No. I hard, cash 74; January 7.;?4c: February 7.c: Mv SO'jC. No. 1 nortricrii rah 7i-.,c: Jsuuary 7i;-j"; February 7c;My 7s a. No 2 uottbern cari. t'lie; Janua.y C7;4'c; February May 753; on track, No 1 hard", li'A&c; No. 1 northern. 72; 7-!.'c:No 2 northern. C9,t70c. Fiour-Pateut sacks to ship, tl l.Val 30: bakers, fJ 40(3 75. KANSAS CITY, December 19.-Wheit wciker; No. 2 toft. caih. May. 80c lid, Sic asked. Corn weaker: No. 2 easa 41V4C bid. 4.'c asae l: January 44c bid. 44src ake 1: ATy 4r!4n bid, 48c psed. vata o. 2, 27c via, 2vc aaca, LOUISVILLE, December 19.-C.riin quiet and firm. Wheat No. 2 red, 8Vv, No. t longberry, fc7c. Corn No. 2 mixed, 3iJic: No. 2 white. 5ic. Oats No. 2 mixed, otc; No. 2 white, Sf.'437c. Provisions steady. Buli nfat-clear ribs, 7 90o : clear sides. K37Kc: shoulders, 6 00ß. llsms sugar cured, 11 50ci2 o&c. Lard, choice leaf, 9UUC. YISICLK SITH.Y. NEW YORK, December 19. Following was Vlsiblesupplv olyralu Saturday, December 17, 1W, as compiled by the Produce Exchange: Wh(at 4::,231.C09 bu. inrrrBise 1,250 8'j4 bu. Corn 5.S.SJ 409 bu. lncre!e 421,214 bu. Oatn 6,091,276 bu, decrease 1.42.1SO bu. Rye 279.679 bn, dcreaso 13,23 bu. Barley 3 Wo 800 ba, increate 1,903 bo. CHICAGO, December 19 The visible grain supply statement, as compiled by the Secretary of tee Ecard ol Trade, shows an ineresse for the rat week of l,23ti,2G0 bushels of wheat and 15.9"2 bushels of corn, and a decrease of 137.:S6 bmhe:s of oats. M.OtO bushels ot rye and 3t7,vM bushels of barter. The total visible supply of wheat iu tbe Catted SuteaandCua4iis4.J ,41i bushels, a:a nst 61,460,300 bushels oa the eorreponainir da'e laKtyear. Local stxkurd wheat are 4,914,9')8 bushels, against 12.C&6.2 10 bushels last year. The liver and kidcf ya must be kept in good condition- Hood's S&rtaparilla i9 a great lemedy for regulating these organa, Tbe Old Dabols County Murder. Terrb Haute, December 17. "Special The officers left lor Knoxville, Tennessee, to-night, with reqaisitiou papers' for the Reeves boys. They expect to land them in the Dubois county jail by Wednesday. The requisition from Governor Gray will have preference over od issned by the Governor ot Kentucky for ssfe blowing, It is now definitely known that George Keeves sent the me&sag to Vandever without tb knowledge of Knoxville authorities. The main evidence against Keevea is Cox's ante-mortem statement. Tnere ia also a woman witness of the affair. I have not used all of one bottle yet. I sufiered from catarrh twelve years, experiencing tbe nauseating dropping In tbe throat, and nose bleed almost daily, I procured Ely's Cream Balm and since the first day's use have had no more bleeding the soreness la entirely Rone. D. G. Davidson, with the Boston Budget. "Best cure for consumption ia the old Boston Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam." It ia raid, oo the authority of the druggists, that lloiie Nem Food is taking the place of fancy liquors and wines, and It baa the happy faculty of being better drink, atopping the appetite for liquor, leaving no morbid appetite, and ii harmless aa gruel. What is worsa, all ciaasea nse it and Indorse it, from the clergy down. There ia good reaeon to believe that it stop the nervous, tired habit in women and give almost double power of endnrarce, m they to täte it themselves.

Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery acts Twwerf ully upon the Liver, and through that great blood-purifyinsr organ, cleanses the system of all blood-taints and impurities, from whatever cause arisinjr. It is equally efficacious in acting upon the Kidneys, and other excretory orjrans, cleansing, Etrengtheninjr, and healinjr their diseases. As an appeti.inp, restorative tonic, it promotes digestion and nutrition, thereby buildintr up both flesh and rtrenrrth. In malarial districts, this wonderful medicine has pained great celebrity in curing Fever and Apue, Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, and kindred diseases.

Mrs. I. V. Webber, of Yorkshire, Cattaraugus Co., A. F., writes: "I wish to guy a few words in pra;se of your 'Golden Medical Discovery and 'Pleasant Purgative Pellets.' For five years previous to taking them I was a great sufferer; I had a severe pain in mv riirht side mntinnaiiv

A. It. Weaver, Esq., of ox Bouck Avenue. Buffah), JV. 1' writes: "Having used your 'Golden Medical Discovery' in my family, I desire, to testify to the jrreat relief aflorded by it in cases of 6ick headache. As a children's remedy, for couirhs and colds. I have liw.

LIFE." encc. Virulent Mood-poisons are, by its use, robbed of their terrors. Especially has it manifested its potency in curingTetter, Eczema, Erysipelas, lloils. Carbuncles, ore Eyes, fk-rof ulous Sores and swelling. Hip-joint Disease, "White Swellings," Goitre, or Thick Neck, and Enlarged Glands. the following testimonial portrays, must and ekln alwascN for cone are more Her hands were nerleetl V well nml as cmth F. W. Wheeler, 1S2 21st St," promptly cures the severest Coughs it strengthens the system and purities the blood.

Mrs. N. W. Kice, of Xcufanf, Vermont, Fays: "1 feel at lilni-ty to acknowledge the benefit I received trom two lttles of the 'Golden Medical Discovery.' which curtd a cough of five years' standing, and dysiepSia, fi-om which I hail suflered lur a long time."

W. It. Davis, Esq., of J7.-71r.7fr, Florida.. writes: "I have taken your wonderful Golden Medical Discovery' and have Ikhii cured of the consumption. I am now sound and well, and have only spent three dollars, and I would not take three thousand dollars

I was." llntll. np llr Ilntttoa tnr Si' 5.00. It will save the etf mal drneing to build up; contains no mtdlcine, alcohol or poison. tbe Holiday) And the colder winter weither a'e now rapidly approaching. The joyful season is eagerly anticipated by yoan folks in thousands of homes;but in nearly all there are ore or more older ones to whom the cold waves and the storms mean renewed so fierii! g from rheumatic back or limbs, it is not claimed that Hood's Sirsaparilla is a positive specific for rheumatism; we doubt if there is or can be such, a remedy. Bat the remarkable Bacces9 Hood's Barsapsrilla has had in curing this atlection ia 6utHcient reason for those who are suffering to try this peculiar medicine. Skin Tortures Ttat Defy AU Other Remedies Speedily Cuttd by Cpticura. Humiliating ernplions. Itching and burning skin tortuies, loathsome sores, and every species of Itching, K-aly, pimply, Inherited, scrofulous and contagious ciieae of the blood, rfcin and scalp, with loosed bair. from ir fancy to old ace, are positively cured by Cuticura, the great Sam Core, and Cuticura Soap, aa exquisite skin beautifier, externally, and Cuticura Resolvent, tbe new Blood Furititr. internally . COVERED WITH SORES. I tare been afllicted slnre last March with a Sita disess the darters ca'led ezema. My lace was covered with scabn.isre8. and the itching and burning were almost unbearable. SeeIrjg your Cuticura. Remedies o higaly recommended, concluded to eive them a trial, using the Cuticura and Cuticur Soap externally, and Resolvent internally for four montns. 1 call myself cured, in gratitude far which I make this public Etatemen t. MM CLARA A. FREDERICK. Eroad Brock, Coua. SCALP, FACTS, EARS and NECK. 1 wsa afllcted win Eczemaon the scalp, face, esrs and neck, which the druggist, where 1 got your remedies, pronounced one of the worst cases that had come uuder his notice. He advised nie to try your Coticura Kemedie, and after five days' use my pcslp and part of my face were eutlreiy cured, and I hope in another week to have mj ears, nick and r' ther part of my faeeenred. HERMAN SLADK. 120 , 4th 6treet, New York. TETTER FINALLY CUR ED. Having used your cuticura remedies pt eighteen months for Tetter, sd finally cureC it. I am amicus to eet it to soil on comroiion I can recommend it bemnd anviemedicl hae ernM lor Tetter. Burns Cuts, etc. In fact, it is the best medicine I have ever tried for uythirg. R. 8. HORTON. Myrtle, Miss. Sold everywhere. Price. Cuticura, 50c; Soo, 25c: Resolvent, fl. Prepared by the Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston, Majs. Mrid for "How to (tire Bkin Diseases," 64 page. 50 illustrations, and 100 testimonial. PLM1 PLKS. Blackheads, chapped aad oily In prevented by cctictba medicateu r, n jo It Stops the Pain: tifx7 Aching Mnscles, Back, Hips and j0Cf Sides. Kidney and Uterine Paina.aad C f S v all Pain, Intlamation and Weaknnas I tl relieved in one minute by tha Cuticnrm Anti-PaAu Plaster. The first and only pain-subduing plaster. 25 cents. NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY. In the matter of the estate of Margaret Brown deceased. In the Marlon Circuit Court. No. Notice la hereby given that opon petition filed in said court by the Aomlnlstrator of said entale, setting up the insufficiency of the personal estate of laid decedent to pay the debts and liabilities thereof, tbe judge of said court did on tbe 17tn day of December, 1&57, find said estate to be probably insolvent, and order the same to be settled accordingly. The creditors of said estate are therefore hereby notified olsuch lnr-olvecny and required to file their claims SKAinst said estate for allowance. witness. the Clerk and ical of said Court at In a law polls, Indiana, this 17th day of December, U. JOHN 81.-LLI VAS Clerk.

Probate Cause No. 1455. In the Circuit Court of Marlon County, InOJ ana. February Term, 158. Elizabeth A. Tudor, administratrix de bonia non of Eftate of Richard luc"or, dec-ased, va Lliza A. Tudor, William R. Tudor, et ah To Eliza A. Tudor, W illiam R. T.idor.ElIa Tudor, bis wife. Katie L. Shlnkle, Harry I. 8bickle, her huband, Matilda L. Moody. David C. Tudor, Emma E. Tulor. his wile, John J. Tudor, Margaret A. Tnvr. his wile, Carrie J. Tutor, heirs of Kichurd Turtor, de-cueJ, Au usta L. Harbison. Eliza A. Tudor. 6amuel R. Smltfc, M. V, Suilivaa (Christian name un knowi.) You are sever-!ly hereby ntl"-d tbst tha above-named petitioner, a aJmiuIb-atrix de bonis lion ol the estate aiore -aid, has filed in tho Circuit court of Marion County, Indiana, a petition making you defc-sdmis thereto, and prayinß therein ioi an order aud decree of said Court authorizing the sale of cert .in real estate belon Ing to the estate of said decedent, and in said pe tition described, to make aets lor the payment of the etbta and liabilities 01 said esUte; and that said petition, so Clcd and pending ia set for bcar'na in said Circuit Court, at the Courthouse in Indiaüspoli. iDdtana, on the 1st judicial clay of the Februarv term, Jfiv. of said Court, the tame being the 13ia day of Kebruarv, Witness: ths clerk and seal of said Court thij lEEal. nthdavof December. 1SS7. JOHN E. 8ULUVAN, Clerk, Carson & Thompson, Attorneys.

Probate Cause No, 1253. Jsmesa Cruse, administrator of estate off Mary F G.azier. deceased, vs. Htrawder tilaziec ana Albert Olszler, et at. In the Circuit Court otMarion County, Indiana. February term, To 8trawder Glazier, Albert Glszier. Harvey Glazier, Louica Bretz: You are severally nereny notified that the above named petitioner of tho estate aforesaid, has filed in the Circuit Court of Marion County, Indiana, a petition, making you defendants thereto, and praying therein foe an ore" er and decree of ald t'ourtj authorizing the sale of certain real estate belonging to the estate of said decedent, and in mud petition deetribed, to make a seta for the parment ol the debts ard liabilities of Faid estate: and that said petition, so filed aud pending, is set for bearing in said Circuit Court, at tbe Courthouse in Indianapolis, Iuaiana, on the first judicial day of the February term, 18. of said Court, the same being the 13th day of February. 1&8H. WHnew, the Clerk and seal of said Court, this 9th day of December, list. w JOHN E. eULLIV AN. Clark. Fawkins & Norton, Attorneys. Notice to Heirs, Creditors, Etc. In the matter of tbe estate of David W.Sprroger, deceased. In the Marion Circuit Court, February Term, lafcS. Notice la hereby given that Palmyra Springer, as executrix ol the tatate ot David W, f-'priiigtr, deceased, has presented anä hied her account and vouchers in final settlement of SAid estRte, rr l tsat the same will tome up for examination and action of said Circuit Court oa u.e I3:b day of February, 1SS. at wtlch time ail beira, creditors cr legatees of said estat are required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said account and vouchers should not be approved. And the heirs of said estate are also hereby required, at the time and place aforesaid, to appear and make proof of heir hf irsbip. PALMYRA SI'ttlNGES, Executrix. Notice to Heirs, Creditors, Etc. In tie Batter of the estate of Christiana Fieta bman, oeeeaed. In the Marion circuit Court Ftbiuary term, 18SS. Notice la hereby given that Peter Fritz as admia fstrator of the estate of Christiana Ffeisihman. deceased, has presented and filed his account snd vouchers in final settlement of raid estate, and that the same will ccme up for examination and action of said Circuit Court on tha I3th day cf Feb., ISjh. at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are required to er peer in anid Court and show cause, if any there be, why aid account and vouchers should not be at proved. And the heirs ot said estate are also hereby requiud at the time and place tforesaid to appear and make proof nf theix heirship. PETER FRIIZ. , Administrator. Cbas. Eaden, Attorney. Notice to Heirs, Creditors, Etc In the trstter of the estate of Eliza M. Sou'e, deceased. In the Marlon Circuit Court, February Term, 188. Notice ia hereby given that J. Panders Hollinesworth, as administrator of the estate ol Eliza M. beule, deceased, has presented and filed his ac-cou-nt and vouchers in dh! settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up forexami nstion and action of said Circuit Court on tha 13th day of February, ISAs, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said court and show cause, If any there be. why said account and vouchers houla cot be approved. And the heirs of said estate are also hereby required, at the time and place afomaid, to appear and make proof of their heirship. J. EANDEE3 HOLLINCJ9WORTH. Administrator, Van Vorhls & Spencer, Attorneys. Notice to Heirs, Creditors, Etc. In the matter of the estate of Jacob Guttin, deceased. In the Marion Circuit Court,February term, ls-vi. Notice is hereby givcu that Robert Kempf, as administrator of the estate of Jaoob Gutting, deceased, has presented and filed his account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for examination and action of said Circuit Court on the 13th day of February, 1SSS, at which time all heirs, creditors or lepalecaot said eetate are required to appear in Faid court and shew cause, if any there be, why said account and vouchers should not be approved. And the heire of said estate are a 10 hereby required at the time and place afore6aid to appear and make proof of their heirship. ROBERT KEMPF. Administrator, A. Feidensticker, -Attorney. NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY. In tbe matter of the eftate of Friscilla C Har rison, defeased, in the Marion Circuit Court. Notice is hereby given that upon petition filed in said Court by the Administrator ot said estate, letting up the Insufficiency of the personal estate ot urn of cedent to pay the debts and liabilities thereof, the Jude ot said Court did on the 13th day ot December, 1W7, fiuo said estate to be probably insolvent, and order the same U be settled accordingly. The creditors of sail estate are therefore hereby notified of such insolvency snd required to fi.e their claims agatait said estate (or allowance. Wltress the Clerk and 8eal of aald Court, at Indianapolis, Indispa this 15th dav of December, 1 8S7. JOHN E. SÜLLIVAN, Clerk. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice !s hereby given that the undersigned bu duly qualified as administrator of the es Uta of Hans Peterson, late of Marlon County, Indiana deceased, bald estate is supposed to be solvent. ANDERS LARsEN, W.H. DYE, Administrator. 3w. Attorney: NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice Isherebv given that the uuderrfgneI baa duly qualified aa administratrix id toe enate of Henry Mankedlck. late of Marion Courty. Indiana, deceased. Saidestate la auppoted to be solvent. MARY MANKEDICK. Administratrix. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned ha duly oualifled aa administrator ol th esta'eof Frederick Straoameier. Ute of Marios County, Indiana, deceased. Said estate u supposed to be solvent. BKERVjlN Administrator. G B ATEFTL CO ttFOUTINO. EPPS'S COCOA. BEEAKFASr. "By a thorough knowledge of the natural, laws which govern the operations ot digestion, and nutrition, and by a careful application ot the fine properties of well-selected Cocoa. Mr. Eppe has "provided our breakfast tables wlfh a delicately flavored beverage which may save ua many heavy doctors' bills. It Is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitutiaa may be gradually built up until t irons . no ugh to resist every tendency to disease. 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