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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-09-04

Administration. They arc rs honest as
the Star-Route party. 10 say the least.
and the people have voted them IN and
the Star-Routc party out
President Cleveland Is moving quits
rapidly. all things considered. He will
doubtless move more rapidly as the fall
elections come near. He knows very
well that he needs 10 be- indorscd by
the Democratic party. and that he can
not afford to endanger success by re-
spending 80 the wishes Of few thou
sands Of mugwumps against those Of
hundreds of thousands Of Democrats.
II Is the Democratic party whose sup
port Is valuable not the support Of the
mugwumps. who will act for their own
personal interest however the two great
parties may shape themselves. The
President can not afford 10 support
law that j. both unconstitutional aud bad
and that aims TO bring humiliation TO
the high Office he fills. He Is doug
web enough He will doubtless do
better without any unreasonable delay.
The rascals must 20. They must 70
for cause. The cause is Republican,
ism. which il offensive partisanship
from every rational point in vicw.-N
II. Graphic.
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OXFORD, Pa, August 2l.--Robert H.
Hodgson, wen-to-do farmer residing
near here, has two grown-up daughters
who live with the family. Thursday
uight, at about midnight, WIN. Pearce, .
.unatic living near BY, escaped from his
keeper and went to the Hodgson man
ION. He climbed upon the portIco and
entered the bed-chamber of the young
ladies' through an open window. The
girls were sleeping soundly at the time.
Aearce seized one Of them by the arms
and dragged her to the floor. She gave
a loud scream, and In moment her sis
yer, who was lying in the same room,
y woke ana shrieked loudly for help. Mr.
IIodgson, who occupied an adjoining
RON, heard the cries OF his daughters
and fastened 70 their assistance. The
maniac, however, boltcd the door on the
inside and for time prevented his en-
tcring. Mr.. Hodgson quickly forced
open the. door and entered the room.
A he mailman sprang at him like tiger
md terrible struggle ensued. The
terrorist icken girls In the meantime cs-
capped ard gave the alarm. The neigh
bors quickly responded and after q severe
struggle The insane man was securely
bound. Pcarcc was taken 10 the asylum
Yesterday Mr.. IIodson was severely
cut and bruiscd In The encounter, and
when rescued was about icing pitched
out Of sccond-story window
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The first coffee ever produced "a
the United States l. said 70 have been
grown BY Mrs. Aizeroth near Manatcc'
Fla, in 1880. She has twenty-five col
fee trees on her plantation.
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1t il 4 great country. this Florida.
Maine Il our icchousc New York our
dairy and the West our butchers shop
Jacksonville (Fia.l Tunes Lnlom
The Mineral argus., 1885-05-14

III. Ritter and Lewis l.andt are pow
arranging for the construction of II
brewery which they anticipate having
completed in early summer. The
necessary materials and machinery
have been ordered from Chicago. \
brewery j. sure investment A. the
country for miles around will demand
keg beer when procurahle in preference
To the export uoiile beer. For the
manufacture of lager no better water
than that from our mountain spring, l.
procurable. and we anticipate that Kit
ter 4 Landt will produce IA Tine article
of beer that will Introduce itself to
the partakers thereof.
The Mineral argus., 1885-05-14

Sheriff s Sale.
JoIIS X. kEAPEg, /

JonN X, kEhrEH,
ions r. SAGE, ct. al
To e sold AT sheriff sale he 30t il day Of May,
lssl, at the hour of % clock of said day on the
main street in the town of Maiden Montana, the
following described property, towit, mining inter
ests of the defendant
one one-sixth % interest in Silver star Lode.
One one-half t2l interest in Golden Eagle Lode.
pne one-sixth 80 interest in Hail Storm Lode.
One one-siyth 90 Interest in Pilgrim Lode.
One one-iuartcr e a Interest in Whale Lode.
onc ono-i third % interest in Cleveland Lode
one "ne-hith 40 interest in yellow Jacket Lode.
tine oIe-iith do interest in the Kentucky Favor
itr Lode.
One one-sixth 90 interest in Warm Springs Lode.
One threcse,cnih t;,-1D interest Florence mine.
All of said property being situated in he Warm
Springs Mining district, Meagher County, Mon
tana Territory. Aud also IN undivided one
half 20 interest in fifteen tons Of high grade
Florence ore.
Signed, JEFFERSON HOWELL. Sheriff.
liy q. ". KELLY, Special Deputy.
Dated at Maiden, MeasLer County. Montana, April
.,uih. ls-J.
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!!cw Goods and low Prices (.
AT LOFTS BEI.ASGEES.

Al iff II Etl4ANGEt :.
a portion of the immense stock of
l.. Beianger', has arrived and i now in
place on shelves, tables and various
stosehouses. Before purchasing ,up-
plies of any description inspect this
new invoice consisting of staple and
fancy groceries. breakfast and ,piced
bacon, hams. New Orleans moias,u,.
tobaccos, cigars, line Strtson hats. in
GLIDING the best cowboy hat ever
brought into the county. In the
crockery line everything is conf lcte.
Iartie, desiring II superb tea set
should examine the yarious China
patterns. equal to any manufactured
and at most reasonable prices
The fact is Relanger has an immense
stock of everything and more coming.
Before buying, be you ranchman. stock
man. sheeprliser, cowboy. merchant or
business man of any vocation, see his
goods aud get prices.
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SUMMONS.

Ia Justice, Court of Maiden township, Of the
County Of Meagher, Territory of Montana.
WILLARD DrSToS, Plaintiff
4. q. SNOW. Defendant.
The people Of the Territory Of Montana send
greeting To- the above named defendant
vor ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to appear
4 before me. a Justice of the Peace, in and tor
the County of Mcagher. al my office in Maiden.
within ten days exclusive Of the day of servicel
after the service ON you of this summons ii served
within this county. il served out of this county,
but within this district, within twenty days; other
wise within forty days, to make answer to the
plant Of Willard Dunton, the above named plain
TN, IN a civil action to recover the sum Of two
hundred aud ninety dollars (-a9D00) alleged to be
due from defendant to plaintiff for money loaned
to and merchandise secured by said defendant
fully set forth in an tanned bill on file in my
Office and for costs Of suit; and in default. judy
nent will he rendered against YOU, {. &. snow, the
above named defendant, Tor the sum of two hund-
red and ninety dollars and costs Of suit.
"lsen under my hand this 18th day of April, a.
D., 1855,
FRANK MARTIN.
Justice of the Peace of said Meagber county.
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l'o>sonncault SAYS his kittens are
worth only 500 apiece. Condensed
'alll, n three cans for 3 IN. and assum-
INK that each kitten la devoured III
teen cans. makes the feline. cheap.
Fifteen cans If con lmcd condensed
milk and one kitten for only $500 ut
&. Boissonneault's. Only two left.
Call early and secure bargain, as he
desires to close out preparatory to re-
ceiving IL new invoice.
Grand Reduction in everything, and
G..
l.. BOIssoNNEAULT's.
Jacob Lurux tried to force one of our
saloon men to give him "a bottle of ''bug
juice" yesterday morning, and to en-
force his command displayed mann
moth Colts revolver. Refusing to put up
his gun one or two persons proceeded
to take it away, when it WAS dis
charged, the bullet passing up through
the ceiling. He was arrested 10y con-
stable Washburn on charge of draw
ing and ilourishing a revolver i'm a
dangerous and threatening manner.
Pleading not guilty his trial was post
poned till to day. Trial pending as we
go to press.
The most practical route FIR ii rail
road to Benton is from Livingston via
White sulphur Springs and Neihart.
The route, with the exception Of about
20 miles, is over rolling prairie
Husbandnan. All very nice. When
the Northern Pacific builds u feeder it
will be through the Great Judith Basin,
the most productive portion Of Mon
tana The most feasible route for n
road connecting with the Canadian
Pacific is from Billings through The
Judith Gap, thence down Dog creek
to Judith Landing, the only point on
the upper Missouri where a crossing
could be made without an enormous
expense. Striking the river at the
mouth sc Dog creek on AN even grade
no ohSiiclo in the way of bad land,
would he encountered. The opposite
shore l. even more promising, a beau
tiful plateau stretching back several
miles. gradually rising until lost in the
boundl'ss prairie. This is the route
for "a railroad.
Go to Mafston, for Watci, and Jew
.lry repairing.
The -. Paul Globe will stand for
Honest Government. Il Revised Tariff,
Reduced Taxation, Repcalo,! Treasury
surplus, the opening of American
Markets Ia the Nations oi the World,
Dethronenent Of Monopoly, Protected
labor. and au Honest Ballot.
The Mineral argus., 1885-05-14

\ Telegram was received Tuesday
from Eugene Smilh. who is now in II.
Paul, directing James Gallagher To put
four men to work re-timhering the
main shaft Of the Collar mine. Work
was commenced Yesterday.
The Mineral argus., 1885-05-14
Sheep Shears.

Ward & Payne No. -. inch blade
sheep Shears, at Groesbcck Il puland's
The Mineral argus., 1885-05-14

Early cabbage plants at c. Poisson
neaults. - cents per hundred.
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SlieriH's Sale.



Peter J. Ge.sner, ct al. defendants. !
70 he sold nj ~herils sale on tie fith iay Of
Nav lssl Al u. hour Of 3 o'clock Of said ,lav fi,,
fplloning lie crif'd property. to-wit: Iot ;. in
lloc!, Il. uii Main >tr,ct. in the Town al Maiden
Asagher county Montana. aud loi L. in Block D.
vain street, IN Maiden. Heaghor county. Montana.
JEFflR~DN HOWELL. sheriff
By -. ". belly special deputy ~hsriE
Ueefi u Maiden, Nslsher county, NontaD4. April
.tl I~s4
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Elsewhere.

EAST LIBERTY. Pa, March 22-Caale-Dnn:
I2g.oc on last week; rseeiPte ISIS mead; sh.p-
BOgs-Slow: Philadelphias. S. l5a5 D: Workers.
q l5gi 90; receipts 7,lOo head; shipments, s,sOO
s%beep-Firm and unchanged: prospect COoi
2.400 head.
BALTIMORE, March 2S-Beef Cattle-Market
slow and prices unchsnged; best beefers. g 621se
30; hrst quality. 81 25d5 ga; medium, sIa
5l2%; ordinary, SS94' most of sales we're az 81 37%
@5 10. Receipts, sS5 head: sales. S23 head. =
swine-Light supply, and in fair demand. Re.
sheep ana Lamos-Receipts, 2,CS5 head; sheep,
S3@5 20; lambs. S496 90.
NEW YORk, March IS -Beeves-Recefpts, 3 so
head; market opened a shade nrmer, but closed
barely steady; poor 10 prime steers, IS 20G5 60:
bnlls, s. 6O94 %. 4 carloads light ~distiilery fed
sF-eepNRecsipts, 500 head: market frmer:
sat for sheep; S)@7 for lambs: a few extra fancy
p, 50 loot 50i l carload ext y~earlings,
Hoss-Reeeipts, p. zoo head; market nominsily
wesk at $500 IS.
KANSAS CITY. March z3-The Live Stock III IL
Cattle-Receipts. 1000 head. Market weak and
zoe lower; exports, s. 1905 50; good 10 choice
shipping, "a 7595 10; common to medium, 81 599
4 %; feeders, SI94 60; cows. SSaS 20.
Hcgs-Reoeipts, none. Market weak and 5@1)c
over; good TO choice, 81 l58i %; common %
sheep-Receipu, LOO head. Market steady: fair
to good, 81 t0@S IS; common TO medium. 81 %
az %.
BUFFALO, MsrCh 2S.--Oattle-Becelpts to day,
476 head: consigned through, 30 ears: demand
fair; market steady and firm st last weeks prices;
all sold.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipis. 1900 head; con-
signed through, 6 cars; Market unsettled, dull and
lower; medium TO good, 81 5O04 90: gOOQ 10
choice, SIS rs; good 10 choice lamDs, $500.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000 head; consigned through,
30 cars; market dull and ewer: good 10 choice
Workers, 81 95d5: medium 10 fair Workers, 81 SJ1
4 90; butchers grades, 500 so.
ST. LOUIS, March 2'.-O4tue Receipt, I.40O
head; shipments, LEO mead. Market frn ex-
ports, s. 6595 so; good to choice shipping, s. -
@5 60; common 10 medium, 81 50g5: butchers
steers, S4@4 IS, COWS and heifers, So 25g4 25: stock
ans, s4@4 20.
sneeD-Receipts. $500 head; shipments. Q2Ol
head. Market steady for good rades; common 70
medium - 1898 30; choice, . 65@i 40; extra.
Hoes-Weak; Workers, a l{@4 s.: psckiae.
81 2594 60: heavv. 81 6094 %. Receipts, $500
head; shipments, $500 lead
CHICAGO. March %. -The Drovers' Journal re-
ports:
Rcea-ReceiDu. 1000 head: ahipmentz. 1900
head. Market weak and l0GI5c lower; rough
packing, 81 GOA 40; packing aud shipping. 81 Is
al 60; light. 81 2o@i GO; skips. IS 259I %.
Cattle Receipts. 5000 head; shipments. 5000
head. Market slow, dull ana 10315c lower on
shipping grades; 1850 to !. 400 lbs, 81 SOFAS 60: ex.
ira, IS 60@5 so: Texans. 81 GO95 co.
Sheep-kecetDts, 1000 head; shipments. 1850
head. Market steady; common to medium, s Is
"A co; choice. 81 25G4 IS.
a DrOvers' Journal Liverpool special quotes the
cattle market steady; best American lS12c per 10 d,
dressed.
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timat receipts o. hogs for tomorrow, 200
head.
Car lots Wheat. 1Ol; corn. $50: oats. los.

BRITISH GRAIN TRADE REVIEW.
LONDON, March 2S.-The Mark Lane Express, in
its weekly review OF the British grain trade, says:
Autumn sown crops are in exceptionally COOL
form, wheat strong and able 10 Withstand the
frost or snow or respond to the general influences
Of sprinS. The outlook is very promising. The
sales of English wheat during the past week were
1857 quarters at els lid. against 56,6S2 quarters Al
SIS "a for the corresponding week of last year. OF
the coast trade was confined to the sale OF slma
cargo OF California wheat. which was sold on
private terms, leaving one cargo of California aud
one OF oregon on sale. At to-day's market there
was little inquiry fer wheat. English wheats were
q little improved. Foreign wheals unchau sed,
except Australians. which are Cd 1s cheaper. Flour
Il oppressed and Cd lower. Corn is Sd 6s cheaper
Barley is very quiet. Oats 81 lower. Beans an1
peas unchanged.
At wool sales 1870 bales Sydney aud Port O..
Philip disposed of. Market firm
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Rheumatism Quickly Cured.

There hss never been a medicine sor rheuma-
tism introduced in this State that has given such
universal satisfaction as Durang's Rheumatic
Kennedy. 1t stands out alone as the one great
remedy that actually cures this dread disease. II
Is taken internally and never has and never can
fail TO cure the worst case in the shortest time. Il
has the Endorsement and recommendation OF
many leading physicians IN this State and else
where. II is sold by every druggist at 81. Write
for free forty-psge pamphlet 70 r x. HELPHEN
STlNE. Druggist. Washington I. C.
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nsnd for all immediate shipments. Receipts
small. sDd choice grades in good request. Flu
lures dull and not wanted. New York shows
marked decline Of &c, Baltimore H9s4o lower.
witk Chicago higher.
Corn-Demsnd In local circles exceeds supply,
and we note a very hrm feeling for al grades.
Futures dull. New York and Baltimore steady,
and Chicago &c higher.
Osts-steady at quotations with fair inquiries
for spot stock.
The following table shows the receipts OF grain
a. his point for The past twenty-four hours:
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OIIs
WILMINGTON, N. c.. March 2s.- rurpentine

WILMINGTON. N. C.. March % Turpentine-
Firm t zoe.
~PITTsBURG. March 23.-PetroIeum-Fairiy &C.
tive: certificates opened at ste, declined TO
SO5sc. rallied and closed at SIC.
T~ITUSVILLE. Pa March Educational Transit
certificates opened az SO1sc; highest, S2lsc: lowest,
SC3sc: closed at S2lsc. shipments. 1881 bbls.
runs. COILS bbls.; charters, %. 400 bbls.
OIL CITY, March 2S.-Nat1onal Transit certin-
Gates opened at S7sc; highest, SIZE: lowest.
sO5sc; closed at s21sc: sales, ~1,ss4.Oo0 bbls. clear
ances, 3.93S, 600 bbls.; runs. 4i,45i bols. ship
ments, S4779 bblS; charters, %, 400 bbls.
NEW YORK. March Market
continues comparatively quiet, and prices during
the forenoon we're about steady al SO%6S0Mc:
after opening at sic in the afternoon. the news
that Fisher No. IL well had stopped lowing, was
followed by q sharp rally. which carried prices
up at the close to S2Zc The market is a waiting
one, with the statistical position in favor of the
bulls.
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Onftnn.

MEMPHIS, March 2S.-~Cotton-Steady at 1O%c.
Stock, $3.50 bales; sales, l ,450 bales.
NEW YORK, March 23.-The Post says: Future
deliveries began selling st a slight decline but
soon offered freely, and after second call fell rap
IDLY. So sales made before third cali were e.1Occ
below Saturdays prices. At third call 200 bales
OF April bought at 1l22c, and zoo bales June,
1o.46c; total sales at 2:l5 p. m, $1,000. Futures
closed at barely steady and for leading months
from 91t0 to 1l-lc0c lower than Saturday. sales,
81, goo bales.
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Having been in the drug business for
thirty years." writes w. G. Field, pharma-
cist, of 1882 Cedar avenue, Cleveland, 'I
have had an opportunity to learn the merits
of rheumatic medicines. regular ard irregu-
lar, and / have tried about everything and
suffered everything. and aothing did ne any
good until took A'hlophoros. Then [ said
| have found il, and recommend IL to any
one suffering with rheumatism or neural
1t can not be recommended too high
10 -
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CON- ERCIAL

The goocery market in the latter part OF the last
week was quiet on account OF the cold weather,
but with the return OF sunshine it is expected to
improve. There was a better feeling on Monday
with several buyers in the city. There is a de-
cline in fact all round. Some slight changes are
also noted In tuners supplies. Most OF the others
are quiet and unchanged. Eggs and poultry are
advanced.
GRAIN.
We quote from the Board OF Trade Circular:
Local markets are steady, With good de-
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK.. March 23.-Dry G~oods-Without
any genuine activity having been developed, q
wide order request called for variable selections,
OF q miscellaneous character, with fair business
having been reached. Jobbers are doing very well
for a cold Monday, and the demand shows much
steadIness.
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whisky.
BALTIMORY

BALTIMORE. March %. -w~hisky-Steady at
al 09l "a.
ST. LOUIS, March 2s.-whisky-stesdy at 81 IA.
CINCINNATI. March %. Quiet at 81 1S.
CHICAGO. March 23.-whisky-Quiet at 81 Is.
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Forsign eAoosy ana Stocks.

LONDON. March S-Consols, 81 Il l6c; ac-
connt. 81 IS Is. Railroad 8onds-Erie. 49,. sec.
ends. 81: New York Central. elss: Illinois Cenrsl.
29%. Pennsylvania Central. 545s. Canadian Pacific.
39S. Bar silver, 1875.
PARIS, March 23~-Rentes-Slf 32ISc.
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He Thanks His Paper.

Mr.. Editor:-I was induced by reading your
good paper 10 try DR.. Hsrter's Iron Tonic for de
ties have cured noe. Accept my thanks. Joseph
c. BoggE.-Ev-
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Americas Pride,

True American men and women, by reason OF
their strong constitution, beautiful FORMS, rich
compilations an Characteristic energy. are envied
by all nations. 1t is the general use OF DR.. Harter'
Iron Tonic, which brings about these results.
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j. r. RYAN g. CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

e. and g. East Maryland St. indianapolis.
Grain, Flour. Feed, Produce, etc. Storage for
nour and merchandise. Our rooms are large, airy
and clean.
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AS raindrop ~foreteIls a storm. so doesa pimple
upon the human body indicate health destroying
virus in the blood, which can be neutralized and
expelled only by DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic.
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and Terre Haute Railroad.

Via Vandalfa Line.l
Lve-Indianspolig- t7:I5 am ePl1 IS am ss10:45 pm
Terre Haute.. if0:40 am 3:00pm 800 ana
Arr-Evsnsville.... 400 pm 7:05 pm 7:10 am
Lve-Evansville-... f6:C5 am >Pl0:30 am $ 8:l5 PM
Arr-Terre Haute. 1000 am 2:17 PM l1:59 pm
Indianapolis $50 pm 4:40pE $50 ana
HDaiIy. Daily except Sunday. PParlor cars
s sleeping Car.
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PANHANDLE AND PEEEsYLvAsIA ESK.)
New York. Philadelp'a,
Washington, BsIn-l
more, Pirtsburg, and
Dayton GcOlum6us Elk :" 1915 an. =. AS 'p.m,
Richmond Accommo-
New YorE. P6iisdeip'a,
Washington, Balti-l
more, Pittsburg. Co
Dayton Express~D.-.A 8. as pm. IS io;5o PP.m;,
CHICAGO DIVISION, VIA KoKoMo.
Fast ESp Tzs : hoo pm. i. 200 AMI
Louisville and Chicago
express, P. C.---~.-@" HID am. l@ 3:35 p.ms
sDaiiy. '*Daily except Sunday. Sleeping car.
d Hotel Car.
For tickets and full ipforrnstion call st tickoa
ONCE Penn. Lines, northeast corner Washington
AND Illinois streets. or Union Depot Ticket ofdce.
Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific Railway
BET. & Chi. Mail. 7:i5am Det. TX, s.....-. s:O0sm
of q. w.&M.Ex 2:l5pm Pacific Ex~..---.li:S Oam
Ex, n sS- 7:d n9Pn pei = = Shti NJ s:sSpm
ortickex and full information call at City
ct Office, . SC. Ill. St or Union Depot Tickes
Indianapolis and V~incennes.
Nj. & Cairo Ex.. s:isssn vincennes Ac ..- 10 :44osm
Vlncennes Ac--. 4:00pzo Nj. d Cairo Ex.. 6:S0pm
For tickets and full information call at ticke3
and Illinois streets. or Union Depot Ticket Office
Cincinnati, Hamilton aud Indianapolis.
Gin, Day q Toll. 4 Ds1sHl oonnersv. ACC. ! As s5s.
G., D., 4. \. Y. l0:zsam Gin, P. & 81. Iii Scam
C%onnersv. Acc. 4:25pm Gin. Acc. .........-. 5:O0pm
c., D.. II. &N.Y.. 6:s5pm Gin. P. & st. L.. Io:4 opu5
Indiana, BloomiDgton aud Western,
PEORIA DIVISION.
Pacific Et & NAH 7:25sm Eos EXIT Hr,i a dy 5 SIAM
K. &T.F. Liner-c 5:07pm Cincin. Spec. r.c.ll:Osam
B&R.LEx. d,s,r ell :l0pm Atlantic Exam. 6.S0pm
mOoreneld Ac.s 81 6: aSVaS P %sIi e 6av z. -1,:Ooam
Nail d Day Ex... 5:0lpm Moorefeld Acc. 6:l0pra
EASTERN DIVISION.
Day E0-.-...-..11 :45aml Western Ex..-. 4:45pm
Atl'c Ex, &c. ,dly. 7:10pm B.&B. ,Dea re- q. 10 :SSpm
Ticket Office, No. I8s South Illinois street or at
the Union Depot Ticket ONCE. 3, indicates sleeps
er; 7, c., reclining cars.
Louisytne. New Albany ana Chicago.
IChicago Short Line Diyisiou.)
ErankfOr Pe aec... s:oopm Indi.napA4liiss i NJ. s:i5am
c. n. City NJ LIZ :45pm indianapolis Ac.l0 :OOam
For tickets and information, call at Union De.
pot and &c South Illinois street.
Indianapolis and st. Louis.
Day Express rs. 7:l6 am N. Y. q B. Ex.~. SAB ana
Paris Express $50 pm Local Pass .-... $50 ana
n. Y. St L. Exll 80 pm Day Express--. 6:25 pm
For tickets and all information call at city oficef
No. 2 Bates House Block. Union Depot and Massi
chusetts Avenue Depot.
Cleveland, lumbu CINCINNATI and In
dianapol.s.
Depart. Arrfv0s
n. Y. q 30. Fx.. 400 anil. n o h stL IL $40 ana
ID. S. & N. Y. Ex. TO- 10 am W Fit. W. NJ III. l0:45 ana
Aud. d Mich EXIT is am B. Har. IA. Ex. 2:20 p3
WITTY W. & MEX 5:55 pm b. Ind. d So Ex. 600 PM
\. Y. d B.. Ex... 7:16 pm n. Y. & s. i. Ex IL is pM
BRENTWOOD DIVISION.
Depart Arrive.
400 sm......... 2:20 PM 6:40sm......... ass prs
Glib am.-...-.. 1880 pm 10:3oam-..--~.. $50 pm
1910 am........... rs pm 2:00pm......-... 10 IS pm
l1:15 sm..-..... 7:15 pm 3:25pm.------
For all Information, rates. maps, time table,,
etc, call at the Union Ticket Once. Bates House
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-24
LIVE Stock.
Indianapolis Live stock Market.

NIV UIVNk z1D5i AIdICU 2.
. C-ArIIB-Receipts, so hesd: shipments. 20 head.
The offerings were light. Quality only fair. Market
stronger on butchers, but not quotahly higher.
But few shippers here. and selling slowly at last
weeks prices.