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INCENDI\IiISM.
\ TMo-Story Dwelling il"uS"
DESTROY Cd.

Inst uishi. at lO.rr uvluck, m ALARM,
,l urr Wa svut Ia itum box NJ. l"''
L,,v,i,d at tho Upper Riverside Iron
Monks. ,tu,vd lay thc burning ct atN".
.t.,, L,ull,. lrltur building rumt uScd
,t,r.lt rooms. aud located on Twenty
,,.Ith ,tI,,t, h,twvvu Jacob AMI We
Cnllu,h. uud owned hy VIA. Niuyl@rr u
rl,.t,r,r. ~ hu resides at No. no. l"ll
,Ir,ri The HOUSE, although a dWrl
linz A1i ndt hvyu occupied lay anyone
tur thryr ct tour months past, NOT had
n.,.r, h,ru auN Urv about
thy pr,mlsvs, "a Iu ~
LnuNu. uutd H.t night, When
tIu,,r. we've dus,uSvI,d hut-lms forth
l,um the r,lMr windows aud ihr via
duNg uu the ltrst iluor
lur enu,v daNs past, u tramp has
h.ru uuttrvd lutiiur around tho hulld
,u., and q g. gvuvrllN believed that the
,.uuv huj hyru l,vlug lu one at ihr
r..ru. uhrrr hy hJd. "a all probability,
iuru a urr which resulted dsJsl,"u~N
Inst ui,h IT,, huue,, Whrl, IL Ct total
Iu,.-. Wa, hutil tour NvHIs Jgu. "a a,",i ct
,IuNO. aud was, at thr tune IT MAS
huru,d insured IN the Ilua tIv lnd
N,tlur insurance COMPANY at tll-
Ct, I,r ST ,uu The \Ighut engine
made .m attachment W the ,ururr at
EniI and TvrutN seventh street, and
wnrLtdN,u Ihv \tlIUtlr hHultvd at
the ,uurr at INvUty cWhth Aud ron
streets. hat Nas unable la make IA at
n,hu,ut uu account of the plug hrug
sunk tuu deep 40 ihr earth
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GEoRGE AEELE H. tho coming man for
Street Commissioner.
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Rivor NowS

Rivor NOwS
The marks at the wharf last evening
showed ~ ivrt aud falling The lee Was
running very thin, aud N quite rotten.
The iron Valley mndo an effort Ia ~.
lrcNr the rr"plc'sw hart boat, hut tailed,
hat succeeded IA getting the Nail CITY
uilnai
The Kelly is sunk urnr the u y q.
machine ,hups. she viii hr taken up
~ soon ~ the water tails.
Navigation will most likely resume by
the last at the week.
lB Telegraph
PIruUuRGu, January - kiVcrh feet
q inches aud stationary. Clear and
mlld.
GN,>>Nu. Jluury 80 River 81 feet
and falling. Weather cloudy tonight.
ruurrnv gorge passed this morning.
Departed Guiding star New Orleans.
NNslvuIr january 30 River falling
with - lrrt on the shoals Departed
llillman, Cairo.
Nr,kurEG, January - Weather
warm lp MulIic Muorc; hattie
kuuulh. Down Chateau.
CNmu, January -. River - icct 2
inches aud rising The ice is not ~
heavy tonight hat na, Igation n still
suspended, except the railroad transfer
which rrus-vd M thc afternoon.
Nrw OgLgAvz, january 20, Arrived
Ruth, Memphis, Raven aud haUes ;
Future City aud harVer, Cairo. lc.
parted bean, Memphis, Golden City,
Cincinnati Weather partly cloudy
MEurnls, January - River rose -
inches Departed sam Roberts AMI
h1rgus, New Orleans.
IorlsVIiIu. January - Cloudy, hut
pheasant weather. Departed -Jamcs
t,uthrir, Henderson, Ice, for Evans
vile. River falling, - feet eight inches
ia the canal.
EyANsyuIE, January - The Ice il
somewhat heavier. Very mIld weather,
mcrcur, ~ Departed Is. H. Cooke,
Tor Cumberland shinklc. River falling;
~ feet.
MU. ARkLE's experience IN building
reads aud macadamEiug aoll qualities
hm lur the position 1T strct Commits
siuuvT
VOC will hear spme good talking and
some iiur music at the ladies Fourth
street Social Mon tonight
From that old aud Well-knoun Citizen.
Gcurgr q. sicklcs, ISL, father 81 MAJOR
General Sicklcs, T. : A., late Minister
Plrmipoicutiary a. the Court Of spain;
have resided Tor the last seventy.
| dye yrars IN thc city Of New York, and
/ during that time have -cn aud tried a
great variety ui remedies. Oi all that !
have met. Gilus' Iiuiment lolid" AM
monia cxccls. Have not only usci II
myscli but grrat many with whom !
ain acquainted speak ~ highly OF u Ia
| hcalarhe, neuralgia, tUothache, rhUuma.
tism. pains Ia the shoulder, back and
loins. |, is equally scryiocablc in the
stables. therefore pronounce 1T the
/ last combination know uf
GKoRGE g. SCALE.
No III Nassau street, y. \,
Suhi by all druggists, sad ivr pam
phlci. ~ uILH,
lO West broadway, y. Y.
Trial battles - CeRis. Logan, last d
Co., Agents.
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WhIr going tu thc tue last uurht,
Mnkr ~hrlrw bar tender at the Capitol
4,luuu. aud who &, also a mrmhvr ct the
\llauuy lugWv Company, shprrd "'
tho ,,y Iuycmyut uu Market street near
Cant. WILSON, residence, south Ndr,
and n,lI which resulted M di7lucMlug
ni. I,lt shoulder, hluur uud hrvahWE hIe
,,lll huuy Mike, like - tue l,rvumu,
went TO- the iitr and with his right haud
diI al hr ,uull until lac WJs compelled
tu stop lrum tho pain lac suffered Nhr
VA. taken huiur To- the residence ct
rmmay uN,us, where hIs injuries we've
attended tu hN a surgeon,
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No u.a,-aUl station. between ""''u"s
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READ READ p!

.,.l pir,.s at the lIyst ryluls at S'
Na Iuv,,. Known Muslin. N,A i'b"' '''''"'
Want Nbly. 90 u'
AZ -
~, rir,r, Sill Uuur,uy ur,. uo,'ds ol Tea.
A. pirtrs N.N,ln prc., Uv,gl, At lr,. trg",'
A. p,r,,, suk Novelty pU,, Uoo,i'nIaV I"''n
&C. priv rs tt.t r4..4
t,,.huyry, 40 a.. u,N,r lybt, uu'''d ''' N'
than t.s. ...t..,
lirat thr NuGld
rpirg,s HlasN aud rolor,t -tlL N,I,'N Co..
,luyyi pIsy vrut.
IpIlnN tts, Nuslius Sh,yuuus Table lwr"N.
InNvls IuNylur., NUNtUs llHu'is. ''"H
hams. aII ullu,,i low &c thau ,N,' uu'l ihh,'
H.. uut thsuk tuts u draw h'. AZ h"l seq ""
aug,,t steak tu the v,ty atrttalll Dtd"'"' ""'
CI.ONI\S! CIpNh-!
.aII,uiu,u,, ,luaLs Iru Will rc .uli Ulo,d
tees ut ,,et
1. blum ~ bro,
tIui NNIN sIEtrr
% Hng ut rutud uu, st"ur a. uiyu t,n," d DO.
I ftUftIUI "A VNtIN lIN NV
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Nuv will hear some good talking and
some iiur music at the ladies Fourth
street Sucial luiuu tonight
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r. co.


On aul sU,r Ne. o. lo,a rg.,usvJ l1ains
.vUlI,.N.u . lrII,us Nb,.'luE tiu'
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Ma ARkLg's experience IN building
reads aud macalamIhiug scll qualities
him Tor the position 1T Slrct tomnis-
siuuVT.
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Prom that Old aud wsll-kno~n CitiIon.


No III Nassau street, \. \,
Suhl by all druggists sad iUr pam.
phlct. ~. uILns,
Ia West broadway, y. Y.
Trial battles - Cenis. Logan, last d
Co, Agents
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Nuwuudcr the people have confidence
When the best physicians are rrrscrIh-
uG IN Bull'sCuugh Syrup in all ca,cs
nl enngh. void. etc.
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ST. Laws, January 80 IT,,
Excited and higher, suprh r.r
quality; Workers and lk,llimon, !, ~.
la3 ~, parking ~ 2hl ~, hnr, ma,,
81 0OtsS 20. Recrip,s lo,,sS h0,l No..
m,uts I'M head,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-04-02
Facts That We Knov.

If you are suffering with a severe cough,
cold, asthma, bronchitis, consumption, loss
Of voice, tickling in the throat, or any affec-
ton of the throat or lungs, we know that Dr.
date relief. We know Of hundreds OF cases
it has completely cured. and that where all
other medicines had failed. No other rem
edy can show one half as many permanent
cures Now, to give you satisfactory proof
that DIR. Kings New Discovery will cure
you of asthma, bronchitis, hay fever, con-
sumption, severe coughs and colds, hoarse-
ness, or any throat or lung disease, if you
will call at j. c. French's Medical Depot
Masonic Temple.
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A WONDERFUL CURE
or CatarrI, and Sympathetic Affections.

or Catarrln and Sympathetic Affections
After using the first bottle / began to inn
prove rapidly. The first doss seemed to clear
my head as had not known it TO be for years.
1t seemed gradually to arrest the discharges
1t stopped my cough in three days. By using
it as a gargle soon reduced the Inflammation
and swelling of my tonsils, SO that they soon
ceased to trouble me. The soreness across my
chest disappeared, the buzzing noises in my
head ceased, my senses OF hearing and seeing
were completely restored. and every symptom
OF disease that had reduced me TO the verge of
the grave disappeared by the use Of SANFoRDs
RADICAL CURE FoR CATARRE.
GEO. F. rINSMORE,
Druggist.
BOSTON, February %.
1t constantly frees the Nasal Passage of foul
mucous accommodations, restores the senses of
taste and smell, leaving the head deodorized,
clear and open, the breath sweet, and every
sense in a grateful and soothed condition.
Price, with Improved Inhaler, Treatise and
Directions, 81. Sold by all druggists through
out the United States and Canadas.
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An Iron-Clad is Not More Secure
Against ordinary cannon than the lungs
throat and chest are against consumption or
bronchitis, when 'Hale's Honey OF Hore-
hound and Tar Is promptly taken for the
coughs, colds, and bronchial complaints
which always precede those terrible diseases.
Pixies Toothache drops cure toothache In
one minute. seld By all drugg1sts ct Is
cents.
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9 1898 50; sperm, gal. "A IS; straits, gal, 4oc:
0an s,, 1ergam1 not 10, SSandersons, % 50;
Quinine. p. &. W.. o.. n 75SSs: cincHoniiis
per oz, q 50; rosip. Dbl. %S75S. soap~Castiie,
h. M g4c; sod bicarb Ensiisb casfs ib
soda, sal, 10. 2N@3; soda-ash. ID, 4@i5<c; salts,
Epson, 10, aelc; snuff per case, 4 doz bottles,
rett's pack, gross, SIS 25@i5 5O snuff, CARROTS,
per case of 4doz. SIS 50@l6 birthstone, by the
bhl, ss<@4c per lb; flower sulphur, ID, s1z@5c;
10, lo@lsc; turpentine, bbls, gal, Csc; turpen-
tine, cans, gal, 36c; Venetian red, Eng, bbls,
dine, IS 5095 IS; iodide potassa, 81 Is; cloves,
45050c: rhubarb, powdered, SIG Is.
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candy, l01zsllc: mach. drops, ll1z@l2c; kisses,
l21a9l5c; nut candy, l7@25c; gum drops, hard.
Zoe, and Arabian gum drops, u@l3c; rock
work. 15c; fine do, 20c; plain cream work, zoe;
decorated cream work, 23c; cordial goods, 20@
Csc.
Canned Goods-Tematoes,2 lbs, s5@s5c; 3 lbs.
81 l09l 20; Peaches lbs, 81 Is; lbs, 81 50@l So;
Blackberries, 81 CO.; Strawberries, 81 25@l 80;
l b5; String Beans, 81 90; Green Peas, 81 25@
so; Yarmouth Corn, 81 37159l 40; Pine Apples,
81 IS; Salmon, Id. 81 S0@i IS; lbs, s. Is; Lob
sters. 10, 81 s.; lbs, s. %; Tumbler jellies,
S'c9sl co.; Cove Oysters. 5oSsoci lbs, 81 Jog
l 40; Sardines, by the case, 1214dl31zc.
Cotton Rope--i7@2Oc; candle wick, 2l@23c.
Wooden Ware-Dealers report a fair trade at
the following values We
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An Interesting Rumor.

Whispers from Ottawa assign a very inter-
esting reason for the rumored contemplated
visit of the Princess Louise to her royal
mother. The proverbial climatic influence
of Canada and especially OF this Province. is
said to have already had a gratifying effect
upon the health of her royal highness the
viearainc
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Leather-Business is fair and values I'M
changed. We quote:
Oak sole at 3Ios56c: hemlock sole at &c; har-
ness S0933c: bride 45954c, per dozen; skirting
So 93Sc, per h.; French calf 81 l59i IS, per h.;
city calf 81 al 10, per h.; city kip 65@90c, per
b.: upper kip 5000 per dozen.
Nuis-Almonds. shoft-Shelled, per h., 199
Zoe: flberts, l21a@i4c; Brazil nuts, SIC; Naples
walnuts, 13al4c; English walnuts, PFC; pea
nuts, red. SIC raw; Sc roasted; white, &c raw;
Sc roasted.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL. CURE
~ For n
T. CATARRH y

Is of marvellous efficacy in he treatment Of
Sore, Weak, Infamed, Red or Mattery Eyes;
liberation and Inflammation of the Ear, Vio-
lent Pains, Neuralgia, Ringing Noises in the
Head, Delirium and Deafness; Sore Throat,
liberated Sore Throat, Elongation of the
Uvula. Swelling of the Tonsils, Tickling Cough
and bleeding of the Lungs; Nervous Head
ache, Dizziness. Clouded Memory, Loss OF
affections OF the Nerves, whether of Catarrhal
origin OF not. II subdues InfiammstioD, Ul-
ceration and Nervous Excitement wherever
existing, and hence rapidly cures the above
diseases.
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COMMERCIAL.

Business during the week has been fairly
active in all departments OF commerce, and
values have remained steady and firm.
DAILY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
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head. The market was strong and active to
the extent Of the supply, but the demand Is
market could be had for ali good stock offered.
No change in quotations.
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Zach Making Ready.

Denver Tribune (Rep.).1
Zach Chandler takes his beef rare-very
rare-now. He recognizes the fact that the
country is fooling around on the off-edge of
a crisis
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Corn-There was no life in to-day's market.
Offerings and demand were small, but such
from Saturday. Baltimore is off nc spot,
and markets East are weak on futures. We
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! Receipts 6hipm'ts
THE INDEPENDENTLY REVIEW.
Flour. Grain and Hay


The market rules quiet but firm.
rlour-We quote: New process, IS 50G7 90:
fancy. s. 25@575 family, "a 5095 90; low grades,
y 5OI93 25.
Wheat-The market is quiet and prices are
quotably unchanged. Eastern markets are
weak and a shade lower. The local demand is
well supplied, but offerings 10 shippers are
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-04-02

NoTE-The purchasing price for Government
bonds in Indianapolis varies from the New
York quotations 5z(91 per cent.
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Oats-Are in fair supply and the market is
quiet and shade easier. We quote: No
white, 2Sc; mixed, 26%c.
Rye-No in demand at 50@5lc.
Bran-Dull at $40 so per ton.
Haydn moderate shipping demand. We
quote choice timothy, wire bales, pressed, at
RS6S 30 per ton.
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Miscellaneous Produce.

MISCELLANEOUS EGOOuCes
Apples-The supply is good and the demand
fair. We quote common to fair at s2gz % per
Dbl; choice to fancy,s2 1903 %.
Butter-Fine fresh of high grade sells freely,
hut the bulk of receipts is common and rather
slow of sale. We quote: Michigan rolls, 22a
2'c per 10; extra choice Indlana, S9gs2c; good
Beans-Are steady. We quote medium navy
at 6O@75c per bu; choice. sl@l 10,
Beeswax-Is steady at 25c per To-.
Eegs-Spring- like weather and liberal re-
ceipts together with an easier feeling in the
East, have kept the market reysIlsh and an,
decline. Prices are not actually lower. but
sellers miss no chance to take Ice per dozen,
which is the ruling price to-day.
Honey-Sslhng at 149l5c per Id in glass caps;
l5al6c for l 10 10 caps without glass; in cases
Poultry-Receipts light and demand active.
We quote: Live turkeys, 79sc per ID: live
ducks y 80 per vs p@r a oens aess fa
feathered. "a S095 40 per doz.
Dried Apples-Are steady at 39315c per ID.
Crapberries-Are firm at So 5Og9 per Dbl.
Potatoes-The market rules steady. We
quote: Early rose, 559eoc per nu from store;
Cabbage-Supply light, and sales made at
Onfons-Are firm at g 1898 per Dbl.
Vinegar-Cider, S6@6 %; apple 81 per Dbl.
The Grocery Market.
Coffee-The market is fairly active and quo
tatlons are steady. Wequote Rio at l091lc for
common; nk@lSc for far; lS1a@l4c for good
l5@l51zc for prime; l6@f1c Tor cnoice; Java, ~
@26c.
Candles-12M@llc for As to IS, per 10.
Cheese-Demand fair. Ohio factory, 79Sc
as to quality fancy western cream, s@sc; New
| York cream, l19ll1zc.
Molasses and 5yrups-New- Orleans molas-
ses, a09A0c, and syrup 35955c per gal. for com
! mon to choice.
| Rice-Caroiina and Lon isiana, 61a@7Tc.
Sugars-We have no change to note I'm
prices and the demand is steady. We
quote granulated at 9@s14c; powdered and
| 3.ushed, 914@g5zc; cut loaf, l0@i0l4c; A coffee
| 5000; extra c, Ssslc; y yellow, 7@7Hc
standard brands-New Orleans fair to prime
$3.50.
,spices-Pepper. la@l7c; alspice, lsa2oc
| cloves, SOC; ginger, 20@25c; cinnamon In mats
S0945c; nutInegs, sl@1 10; mace, 81 25@l 40.
Soap-German and olive soaps, 6Z@6c
rosin, 1920.
The Drug Market.
There has been fair business doing during
the week, and prices rule steady and firm.
Alcohol, " 06o2 IL; alum, per 10, 34@4c; cal
omel, per 10, zoe; camphor, per 10, ySc; cochi.
| neal, per ID, 75c: chloroform, per 10, S9ssc
copperas, bols, lib. nc. copperas, kegs, 10, 20
gum opium, 10, "a 50; indigo, per 10, eSc@Si; lie.
ortce. Celabrtan, ID, 38c; magnesia, carp., 2-oz
ID gsnnlngs9; soqsac; morphine, % 20; mad q
No. do, u 200l Is; sweet, 90c@e1 IS; olive gal,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
rrInANClAL.
OrrIcr or THE INDIANAPOLIS sENTINEL,
MoNnAY EVENING. March 81. !

OFFICE or THE INDIANAPOLIS sENTINEL,l
MONDAY EVENING, March 81.
The money market during the week has
been fairly active. The banks have good
supply of funds on hand, and are meeting the
wants of their customers promptly at the
usual rate of interest.
New York Financial Market.
NEW YORK. March Sl.-Money-Market act
i've at 607per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper-596 per cent.
Governments-Firm.
Railroad Securities-In railroad bonds the
principal feature was a large movement in the
Erle new consolidated seconds at 6fsz9b5 on
sellers options OF 25@30 and 60 days in re-
Spouse to q rise to 661< in London, where a
large short interest has been formed.
State Bonds-Dull.
Stocks were sold off in the morning dealings,
but during the afternoon, under renewals of a
disposition to buy, the market developed
much buoyauy. the Erie. Northwestern pre-
ferred, st. Paul, Rock Island, Chicsgo, Bur-
ington and Quincy, Ohios, st. Joe and West
ern Union being notably strong. The strength
in the Erie was in sympathy with the advance
at London, under a good buying movement.
The Southern Pacific is open for business to
ella Bend, $50 miles east of San Francisco
Transactions to-day aggregated 1000 shares,
of which 5000 were Erie, 1000 preferred, $500
Lake Shore, 1884, 900 Northwestern common,
Il, 900 preferred, 81 600 st. Paul common, 5000
preferred, 1900 Lackawanna, 600 Ohios, and
900 Western Union.
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The Provision Market.

There has been a fair amount OF business
transacted in this market during the week,
and quotations are as follows:
Dry Salt Meats-Clear ribs, 81 20 cash, March
and April. Shoulders, IS so cash.
Lard-Prime steam, 50 so asked.
Sweet Picked Meats-Hams 71zc, Is to l512 lbs
average; TIC for Az lbs average.
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Hogs Receipts, $50 head: shipments, l,0i5
head. The market was quiet but steady, with
light receipts and inferior quality. No heavy
shipping on sale, both shippers and packers
buying TO the extent of the supply. The bulk
of the sales were to packers. with pigs and
rnughs thrown out, at s. 6093 20. At the close
o1r- sold
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-04-02

Old Bourbon WHISTLES made prior to 1873 are
quoted at $306 50, according to age and brand.
Brandies-Cognac. imported, 81 SOFAS so; APP
pie, fall 1871, 81 509l IS; peach; Ss2592 %; new
Gins-Scheidam, foreign. % 5O@5; domestic,
81 %.
RumslJamaica and st. Croix, s4@6; New
England, 81 50@2 80.
Cordiais Curacao, Anisette, Ma
raschino, Yarmouth, Chartreuse, per case, SO
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-04-02

Powder and Shot-We quote rifle powder at
81 75@5, and blasting at 81 5092 rs per keg.
Patent shot al 81 509l so.
Timers Supplies-Trade good; prices very
firm, with an upward tendency; We, quote
81 IS per box: 1 X, 10xl4, l2xl2 and l4x2O, SO %
per box; c 14x20 roofing tin, best brand, sc 75
So 40; u charcoal 81 5094 rs; Northrop's sheet
iron, roofing, 81 70 per square; copper bottoms,
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Cattle-Receipts, 404 head; shipments, 42s
head The market was quiet. with good re-
ceipts, both shippers and butchers buying
sparingly. The quality was only medium.
nut few really good, prime cattle are ON the
market. There Is good and steady demand
for prime cattle on the market, and good
and strong demand for stockers. Tie best OF
the stock found ready sale.
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sr. LOUIS, March sl;-Cattle-Strong and
"A S,@5; good do "a 1904 IS; good light 81 500
90; native butcher steers ys 5o94 ~; COWS
425: feeding steers s. 1894 Is. Receipts 800
head; shipments i4b head.
Hogs-Weak; Workers and Baltimores " 30
ta3 65: packing do S. 35@3 Is: butchers 81 900
8 80. Receipts 5000 head; shipments LOU
head. ~. .
Sheep-Weak; common to fair s. 2593 so;
good TO choice So 7o95. Receipts 300 head; ;
Shipments $50 head.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-09
A BRIEF HISTORY:

The following is from thu Ra,eirk News,
ano was q voluntary insertion ana not az
Advertisement /:
years ago an old Indi1n left a reception
curing croiuia with MIS- IeISDn'S ia her.
MrS. Person hives III EraDkInt0n, o. /. that
section. a chl!u Na6 iOrL 10 Mrs. IefS0n
and it ad the ScroIui1. In UoctOta ave il
Was now old al4u lAU6JJ, a4G AIu d Way il al
upstairs Ur&Her one concluded Il the child
Vas bound TO ole, 1t wouldn't HLrJ 10 IUlI3e.
that receipt she went out uiit. 1aJf eroI Tie
herb, goG the WhlSkeS, aA1 all as directed ~
the culIG. Her child now hives we'll IL, q
hearty. More than this only a lew months
since = South CarOiinlaE, whose name has
slipped Us, was suffering Win some ScrOtu-
lOuS affection ON the heel. lie had been to
tue Hot Springs in ArkanSaS,aId from there
he went To kiCtrell Springs. Mott ing dio
him any good. AT Kilt. ellis they tOlI him
OF Mrs. Persons recipe. and DIR. - wrote
to Mrs. Person II she cured that South caro-
Hnian her receipt was worth money. And
the South CarOllnian sent her word if She
cured him he would give her five hun
dred dollars. She sent hin dir ctions what
to do, and added If they cured him he
could Send her twenty-five dollars; she
wouldn't ask five hundred. 1he South
CarOiinian went home. and shortly after
ward sent MRS. Person a cheek for twenty
five dollars, and wrote the most grateful let
ter he knew how. Bless those Old Indians.
We would like 10 Lave one for a near neish-
Dor"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-09

Dramatic criticism in the near flu
ture The part of COrdelid, perhaps
the most affecting of all the might}
masters creation, was sustained by "a
princess robe of white pouH de sole,
trimmed with large punches of ecru,
turned up and cut bias diamond or
naments. The unyielding, never
wavering purpose OF q hendlsh Goner7t
found an admirable exponent IN a
heavy robe Of black organdle with
fan tail, knife plating and pompadour
corsage, and the other parts were <
cellently rendered by the respective
costumes sustaining them, a more
detailed description of which is, owing
to the crowded state of our columns,
deferred to a more fitting opportuni-
ty.'
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-09

PEAS per bush. white SOC. stock soc,
Above prices are for large lots, when small
er quantities are wanted higher prices will
be charged.