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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-16
Doc, Co,,an s,sn,nx Pa,

Mr.. SaDto, Lagrange, Gsorgia, had
SOS ia gold, and igur or i've dollars Ia
silver, wbiea for safe k-epiug size put
In suck OF cotton, placing the sack
under her oed with other similar sacks.
A ie~ days $50 she wanted TO have
some cotton ginUed, and sent by l.
take the saea that had the nIoa,y in
it, The negroes Who ere RAINING
the gin found tbs money. and quietly
DIVIDED it ameng themselves. AS soon
Is Mrs Ssntn discovered her loss -sis
instituted "a sesrch- S,Onis of the gir
a re were arrested, and about 500 re-
covered The ether parties ten town,
and have not since Bees. heard If. IN
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What Hayes Has Bo..- for rhass ~na
Elected lynss.

Mr.. Cameron's newspaper at Hsr-
risbury, PenBsyivapis, nearly every
day expresses It's unbisSei opinion
that Dir Hayes ought 10 appoiut ia
office chose who elected himr IL
has seab little difficult 80 fsrio ,inn
anybody to answer this ,iescrip.i ~,
- fbsfe ~Bs pTepondtfence "f =
lEiiisfs3 goles -. D. 0lher side AR.
HAY e.. has. svef. has docs 5. y.-il n
he ca.ila Wits suoia iiaaiia IS is- ts,. q,
Eors by. fA~ flarids sssu taiag ho ARD
tas hss u pretty will ssruv5sitsi ~ si..i
turning hSar,t rec comic. tai.fv tIsd
1sssl The al;esiti ~ 0sesBs i;piaa no, =
appropriate F,age- Ter thrJa he OF q
..ay Yiare. to IS iiiess fstey cap ser, g.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-16
FOR SALE.

The sne steam .eisi, Known a. ihs vaissy
Sset Of Waco In lns vhuat rroVf ns
so1ney. which = rapidly settling up. me
epnere, fuo and IDs-hAif stories h.rh- ~
eoaAtne one srtof corn and two ~ vhouf
rocke. tne marotpery Of fcrty horse ppver
~ puEthaoDd - TIE tson< sSvsnrsSsonS
esfnex oO.o - - price ana fiE,s. Yer &g1n-
SystsZ.as1 sss6sr adeFsss q s-1i On y s
dsslidsa IN. A. roa1.
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Honey.


ftfrnst~ ss=sosts y n ertuYiss. sutls.T
tut 81 tHslof GA. ana 81 - - sauf O. a. b.
= ic.ses II Is particularly nrsg.-st q
i-etniu x and irTltt'iis s-ntifrfl If .i.- tru, /.
sof-ti-, rssiTn uiLies t'ts i,.si. Tasg ags. ~
>tnsnacfi, Efsc cure y lnH gull-- I.s.. r..lf.-
,-lies are - ssrra.i'l's- Tor fs..ertzl.fre-I .
Isgt4Fs Hurfas ant y h0og aux t1sHas.II. a.
tafis = scientific aud .stlrrl ka--=i 81 O.
Pfry -rst on more elective a. ~. Castor GOA.
snd neither gag OF grl.,Hs
a, SoLuSBgA. Conn. MaF +. lsg..
AcssTS- J. !. Hos . co. - y
% niss have n family "a .-laif rAilH~9sss
sue haze ssco a. rlucn astnFis - any fafa-
~ "A Tue Onit-sd State 'lstf. AHg-
ne'ss 'yunu hnytntng clssI % .L Nycltg.
a . 'iasc oven StSs-i frs fst-r sIk-r.4
inc " The Csc a caE inFla. gt--srriru-f.I
.ts uSi ior enli.iren, far aaany ,.i-.-s L.
knfsS AZ feel "a nay fility /, I,..- ti.s- -
urcsi- on socoun; OF ills iss-i.- NJ. 1 i.x-,--
rived i'y the use a-f cRa;ort-.
kery truly youfa
<ffkN y lfTTIE
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-16
Thrrt'. sseec peal q, s.mbusx@.,
Abaat Ia
seattle Join s,m b, RAN.

Baltimore Gszette \ touehiBs
story Is told OF Mise Mary MeCarger,
who Vas Killed n fortnight hyo at Tar
iffyiiie. y few years ago she wa. en
gagged 10 be married, and The prrpsrs
lions for the wedding we're going on
spsee Suddenly her lover Ws- stiiek ea
with fatal disease. aai tie devoted
girl went to his bedside and took care
OF ham until he was called away. a
few days before the raiirasd accident
she Remarked To one other friends tina,
she was tired Of living and waiting for
the end, and longed for the time " ben
she could rejoia her lover.
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1. l..e ~f.h ,ss ,s.a.,, n.s...~r.


n Rieha.t Bsi isi.Ae- >, iisr itk.s the
I &ei'sft bell p1i4ei, b.rsa~e; Fi,-t = IL
Is \ e.fsek Upon Ia, bsr-tsI der, i!-i "a
tits on tue css schHuetor. S.-c,ifi.s-it
enatit.s RIM 60 raise TIC prIc., .v.rv
drink OF whisky aud apple Jack i've
cents, vf which stun be osly pays . q
half 10 the state. Third liz puts sB
cad 20 the credit -ys:e d FcHr;h- Ry
buying tax receivable coup 5us s.xfy-
seven cents on the dollar and paying
yhem into tie. tressery at par. lie
MAKES The hossdkalder pss him fiay
per cebi for ea'ieofisg his e,apons.
Thrre-s . Coco Deai O, tsasabuxyrs,
Abaet ft
SofTis;own Herald: A. et,ssoin-
house sale 10 New York, Recently. az
old oil painting, without tIeEatn,"
"tone" or EFFECT" sE1 with huie
punehsd in the foreground. was SID
for -. aud 1t WAS considered pretty
dear ut that, es il was impossible To
tell whether il WAS 3 tat;ie-pieee or
the psrtrsit of an old monk. The dis
c..very has since been inside thst Il is
a Murilio, and lis price il fixed st
so.Uio. AccardinF 81 this valuation. a
psnel Of cid fence wbiteE ~ she'd iy
Muriiio would be worth about Ss'tsb, 0s1
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wanted a Man to ..sit win Sal. ;,

Virginia City New Chronicle.I
Yesterday afternoon green looking cou-
pie, evidently newly married, called at the
photograph gallery of Beals & Waterhouse.
and he wanted their pictures taken. Just as
Mr.. Beals had got his plate ready the man
called him aside and said he wanted to ask a
favor. 81 was told in Carson you took the
best pictures in the state. Now. you see,
Sal and got hitched down there last Mon
day; now, her folks go good deal on style,
and they live in the states. They never saw
me, and if send my mug back east they'll
be dead agin me, sure. I'm darned sight
better than look, and when people come to
know me they vote me brick. Now, what
| want is to get some good lookin' man to
sit with Sal for picture. VIII you stand
in? She's willin'. Them big whiskers OF
yours ii catch 'em, sure, and create harmony.
You look like solid capitalist and they
take me for petit larceny thief" Mr.. Beals
enjoyed the idea immensely, and sat with
''Sar' for the picture, which will doubtless
carry joy into the household of the eastern
relatives in a week or so.
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A Boston Reporter I'm Cbtcaro

reporter who left Boston and went west
recently applied to the managing editor of
Chicago paper for employment.
What are your qualifications" asked the
NJ E.
Il have had eleven years experience on
the papers OF the eastern cities, have passed
through Harvard, can speak and write an
the modern languages"
DO you know anything about base ball?"
NO sir; L do mott
Can you spell Christ with small 'c'?"
NO SIR
do you use water with -FOUR whisky, sir?'
81 never drink, SIR
"DO you wear a clean shirt as a regular
thlng?'
Certainly do, SIR"
Have you chew of tot eco about your
Il never use tobacco, sir.
Great heavens young man, what do YOU
take this country for? Do you expect
because you have spent IL years dwarfing
your intellect by service on eastern news
papers, and because you can chew hash in
the maccaroni and seven other tongues. that
you can obtain work here? Been through
Harvard, Ell? What of that? What we want
is man who has wsded through Hades
waist high, who smokes, chews, drinks
Kentucky whisky, who can report base ball
match, dog fight or prize fight, and we don't
care cuss generally whether school keeps
or not. I'm afraid you won't suit. Good
day."
Exit Boston reporter
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-05-15
The Medicine OF sunshine.

The world wants more sunshine in 1t:
disposition. in its business, in its charities,
in its theology. For ten thousands of the
aches and pains and irritations of men and
women we commend sunshine. 1t soothes
better than morphine; it stimulates better
than champagne; il is the best plaster for q
wound. The Good Samaritan poured out
into the fallen travellers cash more of this
than of wine and oil. Florence Nightingale
used it on Crimean battle fields. Take il
into all the alleys, on board all the ships, by
all the sick beds: not phial full, not cup
full, not decanter full, but a soul full. II
is good for spleen, for liver complaint, fol
neuralgia, for rheumatism. for failing for
tunes, for melancholy. We suspect that
heaven itself is only more sunshine.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-05-15

1t is indeed fact worthy of remark, and
one that seems never to have been noticed
that throughout the whole animal creation,
in every country and cline of the earth, the
most useful animals that eat vegetable food
work. The all-powerful elephant, and the
patient, untiring camel in the torrid zone;
the horse, the OK and the donkey in the
temperate; and the reindeer in the
frigid zone, obtain all their muscular
power from natures simplest produc-
tions-the vegetable kingdom But all
the flesh eating animals keep the rest of the
animated creation in constant dread OF
them. They seldom eat vegetable food until
some other animal has eaten it first and
made it into flesh. Their own flesh is unfit
for other animals TO eat having been itself
made out of flesh, and is most foul and
offensive. Great strength, feetness of foot,
usefulness, cleanliness and docility are then
always Characteristic of vegetable flesh
eaters.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-05-15
Indianapolis Live stock Market.
REPORTED by ID. Patton & Co.,
Commission Merchants for the Sale of Cattle,
Hogs and Sheepl

lRepOrted by ID. Patton q Co.,
Commission Merchants for the Sale of Cattle,
Hogs and Sheepl
UNION STOCK YARDS, May l3.
CATTLE-Receipts for the past 4S hours, 81
head; shipped, 245 head. The market was
fair and nearly all offered were sold at the fol-
lowing prices: Common cows and heifers, 81 %
az IS; fair to medium butchers cows and
heIfers, S3t93 so: good to prime butchers COWS
and heifers, 50 75@4 %; prime to extra butch
ers', 81 3594 90; no extra shippers offered in
this market; bulls dull at S2@3 90; COWS and
calves, s2O@40 per head, with very lew stock
cattle on the market, which are still In de-
mand at 50 50Id4 %.
HoGs-Receipts, 1875 head; shipped, 40 head.
The market opens 3 cents over than it
closed on saturday, and this afternoon the
principal sales W re at So 30, but toward noon
the market weakened and there were sales at
So %. This afternoon there has been very
little done, as the buyers were well supplied
and asking cents off, and sellers not willing
to stand the decline, so there were quite a
numb left unsold at the close, and If the re
cefpts are heavy in the morning they will be
lower, as the packers are well supplied.
SHEEP-Recelpts, IS head; shipped one. The
market is unchanged, yet selling from SO 81 to
"a p. Very few on the market
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-05-15

NAILs1without quotable change; lOd to God
OILs-A good demand is reported and prices
are firmer.
Linseed: raw &c per gal: boiled SIC per gal.
Carbon, ITO IRE test, l31z9l41zc. Lard oil: ex-
ira winter 65(96Sc; No l 60163c; No 2 5o958c |;
Straits 6046oc; Banks $4,000; Labrador FOG
75c. Castor 81 259l 80. Neatsfoot S5cGsl. Tur-
pentine 40942c per gal per bbi.
OPIUM-We quote at 81 80 per Id.
QUININE-Firm at So so.
RAGS-We quote: Cotton mixed at 292&c
per ID: wool &c per ID.
SALT-We quote at 81 l59l 20 in car load
lots for lake per Dbl: Ohio river at 81 20@l y
per bbl. and 10c additional in store.
SEEDS-The market is active and firm.
We quote: Prime clover, S5@5 %: prime
timothy, 81 5O91 IS; Kentucky blue grass,
cleanf 81 259l 50: do, extra clean, S29
so; millet, 75c@Sl; English blue grass,
s2a2 so; orchard. S2@2 50; Hungarian, 65@75c.
Onion sets-Yellow Danvers, - 50@3; white
silver skin, So 593 50.
TIN PLATE AND METALS-I G l0xl4 tin
81 %: x l0xl4 50 80: g 14x20 roofing, 81 90: 1
@ 2Ox2S roofing, Sli 5; block TIN, in pigs, 23c
in bar 24c; sheet iron, q Id, So so: % c, IS 25
galvanized iron 40 per cent. discount; Indi-
annapolis pieced elbows 40 per cent discount;
NOrthrop's patent sheet iron roofing 81 % per
square; Crowds double capped corrugated iron
roofing IS per square.
TALLOW-Fair and active demand; prime
&c.
WOOL-Market dull at our figures. We
quote: Unwashed at 20@24c; fleece washed at
2SG32c; tub washed 309S5c; bury wool 5@lOc
less
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1t is related of a down east minister, who
was once invited to participate In the indie
pendence day exercises at Boston, that, not
being informed as to what particular place
be was to fill in the programme, he sup
posed he was to deliver the grafton, and
prepared himself accordingly. On arrival
be found that he was to make the
opening prayer. Not willing to
lose the benefit of his prepara-
ton he stood before the crowd
of patriotic ceIebrators for over an hour,
putting his grafton in the form of an address
to the Deity instead of to the people, begin
ming thus "Incomprehennble as it may
appear unto thee, o Lord only two hun
dred and seventy-four years ago. ETC." 1t Is
said that this was the invocation of which
Oliver Wendell Holmes said il was the best
prayer ever offered TO Boston audience!
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The Correct Idea.

ICrawfOrdsviIIe REVIEW.
The elections last Tuesday in the different
cities throughout the state generally resulted
favorably for the democracy The large re-
publican majority in Indianapolis was cut
down to almost nothing, the democrats
electing II and the republicans ID members
of the city council. The board of aldermen
stands republicans and democrats. With
this showing the democrats stand good
chance to carry Marion county in October.
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GREATLY AFFLICTED.

nessrs. y. o. Boslc0rth e Co., DenreT: Gentlemen
Il take pleasure in recommending SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH TO all who are
afflicted with this disease. was greatly afflicted
with 1t for long time, and cured IL with two bo
Ties of the above CURE About year Afterwards
was again taken with Cstarrh quite severely, aud
Immediately sent for another bottle, which liked
me all right giving me relief from the first dose
am confident that this remedy win do all that Is
claimed for it. and more too. Wishing you success
In Its introduction, am very truly yours.
A.W. SMITH,
Denver, Oct. 4 ISL of Smith a Doll
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-05-15
An Ohio Idea
cincinnati Enquirer, lOth.l

There is no more necessity for greenback
or national party in Indiana, separate from
the democratic party, than there is for a
hoopskirt on a Hottentot. The democratic
party is greenback party. Its platform is
greenback. Its aims and objects are almost
identical with those of the national party.
1t is endeavoring to reach the same end. To
the average mind it seems as if those who
are engineering the national movement are
sacrificing the substance TO secure the
SHADOW.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-05-15
REV. LII. WIGGIN SAYS.

One of the best remedies for Catarrh, nay, the
best remedy we have found in lifetime of suffer
ing, is SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE. Ii is not
unpleasant to take through the nostrls. and there
comes with each bottle a small glass tube for use
in inhalation. IL clears the head and throat 50
thoroughly that, taken each morning on rising,
there arc no unpleasant secretions and no disagree
able hacking during the entire day, but an unpre-
ccdentcd clearness OF voice and respiratory organs.
-Rer. j. II. Wig0iR, IN Dorchester (AdsS9 Beacon
Each package contains DR.. sanford's Improved
Inhaling Tube, with full directions for use in all
cases. Price, $l00. For sale by all Wholesale and
RetailDruggists and Dealers throughout theU nited
States and Canadas- WEEKS q POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass
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Gall. Also.
[Chicaro Times.

IChicagO Times.
NORWOOD is to be mixed with Prodigal
Keys dinner of veal outlets The congress
slonal republican campaign committee pro-
pose to invite the prodigal, still sup
posed to be a democrat, to contribute to
the campaign fund. Mr.. Hayes will have
to be called upon to make his donation
large enough for two.
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SnREIY AEEIIcTEn

j. o. Bostr0rfh Il Co.. DcnreT, Col: Gentlemen -
Prompted by fellow-fccling for those AFFLICTED
with Catarrh. wish 10 Add my testimony in behalf
OF SANFORDS RADICAL CURE FOR CATAIsRH.
have been screly afflicted with this fearful disease
for four years, and have tried every known remedy
without avail, until bought bottle OF the above
CT RE from you, which gave me almost instant re-
lief. IL being a constitutional as we'll as a local
remedy, believe il be all that Is claimed for it.
. Radical Cure for Catarrh.
Very truly yours, wM AkfETTvE,
Denver, Sept. IS. lSs5. with Jcnson. Bliss & Co.
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TRIED EVERYTHING.

Nessrs. J. Q. Bosloorgh 6Co., Denrer, CoL: Gen
senen, : have used SANF0IsD'S RADICAL
CURE FOR CATARHH, and it has given perfect
satisfaction. have tried almost everything. and
u Is the only thiEs. that has given me relief. 1
therefore take pleasure in recommending its use
10 all afflicted with Catarrh of any kind, and offer
this as my testimony to its benefits.
Very truly, W. s. DECKER
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
honey AND THE Markets
orr1cr OF THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL,

OrFIcE OF THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL
TUESDAY EVENING. May II. 1878
The money market has been exceedingly
quiet during the past week. The amount OF
business transacted by the banks and banking
houses has been fair. There has been but a
small amount of paper negotiated, and rates of
interest are unchanged, being reported steady
at Clio per cent.
The demand for eastern exchange is fairly
active, the banks purchasing at par, and sales
across the counter being made at LOGS pre-
MUM.
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mand at present. and buyers were not bidding
much better than for track corn.
The following were clostog quotations at the
call board. u so o'clock:
White-No2 held at 43c, I. o. b..
1ellow.42c bid 1. o; b.; 1870 asked I. o. b.
High Mtxed-4l1zc bid T. q. b.
Mixed-flc bid (. o. D.; w. L. cars offered at
42c.
Rejecied-High mixed offered at 4l1zc, I. o. b.
WHEAT-The market is firm and unchanged,
with a fair milling demand at former prices,
WE e snote No nS1 red at 81 l5S g. ior
FLOUR-We quote: Fancy s. 0O96 50; family
s. 0O95 50; low grade - 7SaS 20.
26@261Ic: mixed 25Q25%c.
RYE-In light supply; sale of car No2 at
soc I. o. b.
BRAN-Dull: aominaliy Sill 5Oal2 so per ton.
Indianapolis Produce Market.
APPLEs-1ne STOCK Is light and the demand
good. We quote: Choice at S. 5096.
BUTTER-There is but little doing, and re-
ceipts are light. Shippers paying on arri-
val &c, and IL Is selling from store at SC.
EGGs-The market rules active and higher.
Packers are paying sc per doz on arrival and
sales are made from store at $40.
FEATHEFss-Are in fair request; We quote
prime live geese at Soc; mixed, geese and
duck, 20G25c; old feathers 20925c.
HoNEY-There is a fair demand reported.
We quote: Choice comb l69lSc; dark colored
PoUITRY@The demand is fairly active at
quotations. w quote: Turkeys, alive. &C
per 10: ducks 81 50 per doz; roosters 81 70 per
oOzy mems Y - per uOSS Soeee, AuiA ieashSis
81 50 per doz.
ONIeNs-Are dull and unchanged at 81 25d2
GREEN VEGETABLES-RecIpts are liberal and
demand good. We quote Lettuce 7OGSOc per
bu; radishes 20@25c per doz. punches; rhubarb
l09l2c per doz lunches: onions case per dOz.
punches; spinach 81 GOAL Is per bbl; peas 81 50
per bu; new potatoes So 1901 per Dbl; snap
beans S2@2 50 per bu; asparagus 25G35c per doz.
STRAwBERRIEs-Weq quote at IS OO93 50 per
crate of "a quarts.
GoosEBERRIEs-s2 so per crate of "A quarts.
CABBAGE-We quote at So so per Dbl.
CRANBERRIES-Are in active demand. We
quote choice at SO 1894 50 per bu.
DRIED FRUITS-Are in fair demand at our
prices. We quote: Peaches, halves, at SIC;
BEANsCWe quote: New navy, clean white,
81 l59I Is per bu: common Soc per bu.
indianapolis Grocery Market.
The market is reported active and firm.
COFFEES-There is a fair demand reported at
quotations. Ordinary grades of Rios l5199l6c;
good to fair l61Z@l7c; prime l71z9lSc; choice to
fancy iS1z9l91zc; Java 2ig2SI.
CHEEsE-Prime new mild is held at l0129
Il%c.
MoLAssEs AND SYRUP-New Orleans molasses
is quoted at 350150c for new crop; syrupS at 409
SOC for common to fancy.
RICE-Is in good demand and firm. We
quote: 613.9Sc for Carolina.
SUGARs-We quote: Refined A sA9lOc; OF
circle 9 and b 1880; yellow S9SAc.
SoAP-We quote: TOusey's German 4@5c
per Id: other German 6961zc per ID: white
Russian pressed cake IS 2595 70; Rabbits SIG
% per box.
CANDLEs-We quote: Hotel l9a2Oc; star can
dies l5Gl6c; common pressed l3Gl4c.
TEAS-The usual amount of goods are being
a a 81 urrr1aC fs
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HIS WAY of Life Is Fallen.

CnfcagO Times.
The presidents way of life is fallen into
the serene, the yellow leaf; and that which
should accompany old age, as honor, love
obedience. troops of friends, other than
Office holders, he must not look to have; bat
in their stead, curses loud and deep, mouth
honor, breath which the poor heart would
fain deny and dare not.
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OIL CITY, May 13.-The market opened ouiet
and steady; sales 81 1915 advanced to 81 361z de.
cllned TO 81 3iss. closing at 81 IS bid.
Shipments-26,OO0 bbls: average 25.OOObbls
Transact inrls-S02 49, ''
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indianapolis Dry Goods Mark ct.

a fairly active market Is reported.
BATTISG-Ordinary lO9l21ac; middling l5c (;
best tissue Ice.
BROWN misunderstanding SIC; Pepperel
$40; Stark SIC.
TIcKING-Omego 81 inch I5c; Conestoga 4
Medal l5c; Medal l6c; extra "a l5c; extra A
l6c: Lewiston S6-inch lsc; 81 inch l5c; SO-inch
BIC; plaid lSc.
SHIFTING STRIPEs-American SO lOc; 3-3 SC /;
Whittenden cheviots B SC; IA l0c; AAA
lie; Xxx l21zc; Otis cheviots ll%c; Everett do
lO1sc; homespun 9Hc.
PAPER CASfBRICs-Commonc olors 51c; high
colors lc higher.
PRINrs-American SIC; Washington. Merri-
mac, Oriental ConestOga, SIC; Richmond SIC;
Harmony SC; Allen SIC; Freeman &c; Stand
ard shirting prints sc; Albion solid col
ors 51zc; Wamsutta &c; mourning prints &c;
Spragues sc.
CARPET CHAIN-White zoe; colored 25c; COW
eIlet warp &c.
BROWN SHEETINGs-Ver nc; Nashville
TIC; Vaudeville nc; Idaho nc; New Albany
&c; Stark A nc; Park A SIC; Granite 5Ac;
Bedford r &c; Pepp n &c; Pepp o &c; Pepp
r &c: Pepp f re; Charter Oak SC; Lancaster
standard 7Zc.
BLEACHED SHEETINGs-Lonsdale SIC; Hope
nc; Blackstone TIC; Mascomeu SC; Hin, 7-S,
ne; Al re; Dwight Star &c; Waugh Xxx &c;
Rep Dog SIC; Quaker &C., Cambrics, LOnsdale,
l3c; Young Warrior l0Ic; Jabez Knight SIC;
Wamsutta ll12c; New York Mills 1l4c.
GRAIN BAGS-Amoskeag A 2Oc; Lewistown
A 221zc; Stark 25c; Union 22llc; Banner DC;
Montaup 22l%c: American 2lc Harmony Ice.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-05-15
sANFoRD's-
RADICAL CURE
For CATARHH
..--.m., .-.~,,rn
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
5000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA.

The following testimonials are from MEssRs j.
o. BoswoETH Co.. Denver, Col. large and ina u
entiai druggists. They report unprecedented
disease is so alarmingly prevalent in that rsgion.
They speak of the following gentlemen as among
their best citizens:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-05-15

Dry Flint no l..--.-.----------.-..-.-.--.-z CD
Dry sailed No G3l2
LEATHER-ls quiet and unchanged.
Sole oak per 8 $50 IS
Sole hemlock. ................... 27@ IS
Harness. 90 IS
Skirting ........................... 409 AZ
Rough 2S6 70
Bride. per dOz. 000l54 90
Hips, city, per ID..-.....-..... 600 80
DO french UO9 40
Calfskins, city 9O 40
do French 5O@ Is
IRON-A good demand Is reported at our
figures.
Wrought Bar, common, per 100 lbs.......... e 25
Wrought, Charcoal Bar......................-- IS
Wrought, scrap, per lb.............-.......... &c
scrap
MORPH1NE-A moderate demand reported