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SPIRIT OF THE STATE PRESS.
A Season of Explanations.
Richmond Palladium.

Richmond Palladium.
The administration is about to enter upon the
defensive. The President and each of the mem
beers OF the Cabinet will make an explanation to
Congress in defense of mis- conduct The Presi
dent will explain in his message why he has so
often violated the cvil-service law Postmaster
general Villas will defend himself from violating
the law and refusing to do as Congress directed
IN the foreign mall service. Secretary Whitney
will defend himself from the charge of beno
more wrecker than a builder of vessels. The
Attorney general will defend himself from the
charge of hallooing too loud through his own
telephone Manning will defend himself from
the charge OF running the Treasury in the inter
est of the New York banks. and from playing
the fool in his bookkeeping. But is useless to
enumerate-it will be a season of explanation.
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Mrs Margaret Kruger, of South Bend, on her way
to join her relatives at Gainesville, Ark was taken
SICK at Ierre Haute With the considerateness and
hospitality which characterize Terre Haute She was
taken to Jail. where she was placed in a roomv
double cell and everything possible done for her
comfort. The poor woman was rapidly approaching
Observation-Disclosures Journal.
The poor woman" has since given birth -
twins. All that the Journal insinuates in This
case is true, except that such an occurrence is
characteristic of this city Some one Numbered,
Indeed, it was worse than blunder. There
must be an explanation all around Of that par
ticular instance of heartless conduct The poor
woman was hauled about town in the patrol
wagon like a despicable criminal.
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The country's duty to the colored man is
not all done yet. And by the country is
meant the friends Of the colored man. At
Burlington, N. j., the children Of colored
preacher has had to bring suit to get his chill
dren into school, and, gaining his point has
had to appeal to the trustees to protect them
against the insults Of the white pupils A
little old-fashioned fogging might be tried
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-23
Always laundering.
Seymour Republican.

seymour Republican,.
Every past or present act of the Democratic
party shows that party's incompetency to do
anything good or bad successfully. number Of
years ago, when rifles and revolvers were ship
ped into Indianapolis to be used for purposes
well understood in certain circles, suspicion and
capture of these came about mainly owing to the
blunder of labelling them Sunday school books"
it being known that that kind of literature was
not dealt in extensively by Democrats.
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TIE SUNDAY JOURNAL.

In order to meet the demands of its country pat
rons, arrangements have been made whereby the Sun
day edition of The JOURNAL is circulated to all posi-
BILE points reached by railway early the day of it's
publication. The special features of THE SUNDAY
JOURNAL are we'll known. They will be increased
during next year. The circulation of THE SUNDAY
JOURNAL is the largest and best of any Sunday
published in Indiana.
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The Cloud Over the South Side.
Indianapolis Independent.


Gross incompetency and indifference to the
wants of our citizens, to say nothing of venafity
on the part of the City Council, has kept the
past. A double track Virginia avenue. and
its extension along Prospect street. and with as
sured safety at the railroad crossings. wonld en-
nance the value Of South Side property fullv so
per cent, and create genuine boom in building
his pockets full of railroad passes has ever been
known to combat the interests of railroad com
PAW,
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ceptble effort raised him to the height of four feet
and deposited him table near at hand. Once two
powerful men waylaid Cardea with intent to thrash
him, but he seized one in each hand and hammered
them together until life was nearly knocked out of
them. His strength is inherited, for he says his
father was more powerful than himself.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-23
The Old TOady Mad.

1t is said that the Hon. Dorman B. Eaton is
going to prosecute the Brooklyn Eagle for sew
eral unkind remarks it has made touching his
career as a civil service commissioner 1t he UNI
dertakes to punish every paper that has had
whack at him there will be, when he gets
through. a broad trail of blood and gore clean
across the continent and back again.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-23

RUMoR has it that the great billiard tour
nament at Chicago was hippodrome with
three pairs Of eyes fixed on the main chance
of an even divide of the proceeds. This may
or may not be true. What's the odds7
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-23

IT is reported that the differences between
the operators and the miners in the Hooking
valley are in fair way to adjustment. Every
body hopes for speedy settlement Of the
difficulty and the resumption of work.
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legal part Of the city election. Let the inves-
tigation and the prosecution proceed, and
probably before we are through with it, it
will be known why the three Democratic
members of the grand jury declined to indict
anybody, although urged to do so by Repub-
lican prosecutor.
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Eternal Vigilance.
INDIANAPOLIS

Indianapolis Indepe
There are grave apprehensions that the move
ment to release the Pattison bondsmen will be
when the public least expect it, and it is the
plain duty of our citizens to be prepared by be-
ing present in large numbers at every meeting
until this matter is settled the seats of the
firing members are filled by the newly elected
councilman
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A Home Stab at Sen ator Voorhees,.

Ierre Haute Gazette Denny
The point made by Mr.. Shanklin in his contro-
yersy with Senator Voorhees, that Congressman
hlelner, of Evansville, in view of his purpose to
move away from Indiana to a distant Western
State, should not be permitted to bestow the
patronage of the district is we'll taken. There
also might be some little question raised on the
point VIII ether the people who vote for, or the
congressman who is the recipient of their votes
should De clothed with this authority, The leap
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-23

L. r. JONES, of Richmond, Va, has been
fined cent and committed to Jail for one
hour for sending challenge to fight duel.
This isn't much Of a penalty, but it shows
great progress in the right direction.
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ALL cities having any proper pride in their
good looks and any enterprise are agitating
the matter of burying the telegraph wires
Indianapolis every week watches new wires
strung and new poles put up, and submits to
the Disagreement and inconvenience without
a murmur. Indianapolis is both patient and
slow
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THE SUNDAY JOURNAL.
THE IRDIkNA STATE JOURNAL.
WEEKLY EDITION
THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL

Can be found at the following places
LONDON-Ameriean Exchange in Europe 449
Strand.
PARIS-American Exchange in Paris. 35 Boulevard
des Capucines.
NEW YoRK-St. Nicholas and Windsor Hotels.
CHICAGo-Palmer House
CLNCINNATI--J. X. Hawley & Co., 154 Vine street.
LOUISVILLE-C. I. bearing. northwest corner
Third and Jefferson streets
ST. LOUIS-Union News Company. Union Depot
and Southern Hotel.
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Voorhees, and "the Shinkles."

Chicago News.
If Senator Voorhees, had held himself above
the business of helping the Evansville editors to
Capture spoils it would never have been neces-
sary for him to descend TO petty and disgrace
full war of biIlingsgate with the Shinkles."
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oh. but Don't They Know 1t!

Philadelphia Times.
Democratic sneers at the mugwump attitude
on the Sterling question are direct filings at
President Cleveland, but the organs either do
not know 1t or else they can't remember.
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VIII Want to Escape.

Philadelphia Record.
Canon Farrar will soon want to go homo. the
picture of him in the woodcut newspapers Will
make him home-sick
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MIR. Hendricks's Distribution.


The wicked surplus which Mr.. Hendricks
was won't to talk about when begging votes in
the last campaign, has not yet been distributed.
The holidays are not far away. and it may be
Mr.. Hendricks intention to defer the distrbu.
ton until that time
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Vesuyian Voorhees,.
Lafayette Courier.

Lafayette Courier.
Vesuvius is again in state of eruption aud 50
is Voorhees,, and the way the red hot lava ID
pouring from this "craters" mouth upon the
"Shanklin boys" of Evansville, is caution.
The boys have been sticking pins into the bosom
of the tall Sycamores trousers.
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To Punish Ballot-Box Depredators.

Before the opening of the next campaign 10
would be we'll for Indianapolis, and for the
State, if committee of citizens were formed for
the prevention, detection or punishment Of
crimes against the freedom or purity of elee-
tons
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Arrogant Citizens.
l. ogansport Journal.

LoganSport Journal
There are thirty-ive saloon keepers in this
county carrying on their business without Ii
cense. Unless the present grand jury bring
these defiant and arrogant citizens to time they
will fall far short of doing what the people have
a right to expect of them
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The Perennial Beggar.

Atlanta Constitution.
The biggest money-hole in this world is the
mississippi river. 1t is crying out for more
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-23
This Needs Explanation.
Shelbyyille Republicar

Shelbyville Republican.
If Shanklin is what Voorhees, now says he is,
and yet Voorhees, did all in his power to secure
him an appointment, is it to be wondered at that
President Cleveland is imposed upon in the mat
ter of appointments?
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voorhees, and His Methods.

Shelbyville Republican.
Voorhees, letter is bitterly abusive of the
Shanklns, but most assuredly it is far more
severe arraigpment of himself and his methods
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An Improbable Crop.
phiiadalnhia Pr

Philadelphia Press.
The free-traders may raise Cain, but that VIII
not reduce the tariff any,
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Ballot-Box Scaipers.
Peru Republican.


The man who seeks by fraud to thwart the
will of the majority expressed through the bal.
lot box is the worst enemy of government, and
deserves the punishment due for high treason.
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Where Republicanism is Strongest.


Protection is strong principle of Republic
anism. aud it can we'll afford to stand by it. His
tory of. elections shows that where this principle
has been pressed to the front Repubcanism has
been strongest.
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from eager solicitation Of votes to absolute
authority over the interests of the voters IL
just little too much.
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An Acceptable Holiday Gill;
bottle of Colgate 81 Co s Cashmere Bouquet
Perfume for the handkerchief.
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
THE DAILY JOURNAL.

as INVARIABLY IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PREPAID
BY THE PUBLISHERS.
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DKY soops.

ter rE q Merrimack, fancy, 81; Manches.
SHsr, rs Arnold, 6i American, 81; Pacirc ~,
m ant'q "a. PSI Glsoneestsr ~; Gloucester
Allen, 81 Ladi, S; Simpson, 8: FddT s,o "a
., Si,anpson mng.i o; Allen, pink and
purple d Simpson silver grey, &, RiehmonS
R lna ana purple, Dunnefl, shifting, "
dale, ~. "iacAi u Rose
BLOWN sHEETINes--Crown, TX: Ausns,a
q. f Eit,Gleh LII d Charter Oak, 81; Live oaS,
dale, "a; Enterprise 5; Glendale. Y ~ p S,e-
All "a; Admission, VI ~ ~ "VA''i
BROWN SHIRTING-Cast Iron, s,<. Farm.
e 9nSo ~ Honest, IA Pocahontas, ~; Allen
% Manotoba, 81; Bedford Il, ~. N'N "o'u'
1ynLhAChEp SHIRT1NG-New York, lOi<.
Nahsutta, NJ Langdon, 9l<; Lonsdale. 4,
tonhuale Cambria, IL; Masonville. lOi. .Ernil
S Si tne LOOM "a; Gold Medal, ~; Cream OF
IlISS,kE.IsSs.1,A!mT5oskeag, AGA, IA; Amosheas
a, lSsSi swift River, ~ Standard c. :, Eests
s s3n Xxx, TX Esston AA, III Oakland fancy,
3. PearI R PiD, ~ Halelgh, l04; Standard
STRIPES Hamilton 10Y; ThorndIka ,ai<
TAnInnTaao' U ohook River, 8; Raleigh, 81
Sn mNn0w al SSoS, "a; Jewett City, 81; IN,
,a PlEN n -Aml5oskoag, l24 Otis, 1871 York,
oHEcKs AND PLAIps-Mount Pleasant :.
SSiHt. ~. U,i, Old Dominion, Il Memphis,
i3f} queen City, Va Augusta, 7; Tennessee,
sibley,S am" OnooA' -
a. Observation-Disclosures, Szi slatersyille, 8;
y eeSSiiiilie' Bates Dress Plaid, 9; Scotch b
W ilRi Amoskeag, 81; Beileyiew. ~:
Washington, 6; Windemere, TX. wv ~
Vl0Ts-Qakdale, ~; Sterling, lOJS
Unknown b. b, ~ Sibley, W; Glen RID
ule' is056; Harrisburg, 81; Slater, 81; Ever
az ~ b9ss, 81 Silverdale, s; Arlington, 9;
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1 GREAT MEDICAL work on MANHOOD

ExheuHted Vitality, Nervous sud Physicsl
Debility, Premature Decline OF Man, Errom
OF fOuthl and the untold miserlea resulting
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prescriptions for al acute and chronic 6iRapH.
osi each one OF which Is invaluahle. so found
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Ths Science OF Life should Ia road by tns
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relief u viii benefit ALT london Lancet
There is no member OF o6loty 10 whom Vho
soience OF Life will not he useiul, whether
youth, parent, guardian, irg trnctor or clsrsy.
man,-t ArgonRut
Address the Peabody MsdicNl Instilnie. OF
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DRUGS.

AoIDs-Bulphurio, . carbOy, 1910; gitrio, !.
%, teci oxalio, q N, 49, tartario, powdered II
N, 90.
euAs-ATablo, selsc., q. u, &c; asAietidA
Is 70 SOC; camphor, % 10 IS; opium, yi21 to s.sO
OfLA-borgamOt, Senderson's, v 10, t2lD;
lsmon, SandenOn's N.S; peppermint, TACO;
W.ntergroen, s2.2h; olive, Malaga, 2i.25.
POrAsH-BrnrOidp " q, a0o; iOdids, s3,gj,
soAPs-Oastilg, lnottled, " ib, SGlOc' osg-
Tile, white l469lh
MisoELLANEOuE - Ammonia, oarb. n, n,
20; alum, 5Vlbi arrUWuut, bermuda. COX; Pai.
sam, cOpaiha, FOO; bOrex, refined, l2Gl4; oalO.
mel, am 55ci castor oil, u gal, N480l.BJ;
caasis buds, y W, iS8ls, Dream tartar, pure,
q n So corrosive sublimate, y n, Go; ohlorOs
QTmi y n, 70; eXtrle logWoOl iulh
y ~ GGfj glycsrlne bulk, a n, 5000;
iodine, resublm0t9d. % No. 400; leaves.
ouehu, short, = n, %; leaves, nonns, Alex,
y d. 2oi morphiHt gulph, y ca., S3.g; apirlts
mites, sweet p %, 3b; siYycnnia, cryslals Sly
Loo iHpioca. y q, y wax, white, y u,
sulphate QuiulDs, q o., lioO0g.O5i Gin.
ehoniala, 81 te 40.
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GRnCERIns

IOfFEE-RiO far, lO0. lOls. prlmp iItsGato.
choice llisdlS, IaruvrN ia. lawn N, ,,,sy5n
Rio, li@iijS; Fea Berry, itdIiiL. -'' s''NV"
TEAs-oolong, i6@66; imperial, i5aK:
SuGARS-Powdered and cul loaf 7ieas.
standard granulated. 7NTiT, Ionislana ,vSltb
clarified, @.@7; yellow clariaed. StsCsSlg,
seconds, 5Std6. Nf'N'V'@'
RICE-Domestic, 56iS, foreirn. mona.
MoLAssEs - Choice Ioulsians h6S6S,
prime, 81; fair 20 good, rs, corn siT,,n M W.
CRACRERs-N Sodn. ~, XXX SoGo q.
snowflake, 10; Cartoon \. H.. I'M n crean N,
soda, p;Excesior oyster, :, X ginger enens \,
MN ginger snaps, o; Y Lemon cream, 4,
KIN Lemon cream, d: cakes and inmhios
II. animals, 10; charms. 10, stsaxyhorry
cakes, II; sugar waters. IL, cncoo hos" NJ
finger waters, 10; stage blanks. 81 '''' 80
soDA-Bi-cRfbonate in keys Ii<. bt-cnrh.
In cases, ~; lump sal. soda, IN Kegs "!
Rranulated sal soda, Ia CON drums 80 ~
TOnACCo-Plug, il-inch. alnS5, t,,,s, Ia,
Sos and 4 OF, $50 10, Navy piug. aSSfic s,,orl
Ing tobacco, 2S66O
eoAf-oliys, 275 y box, blue India. Y m
bars, aO5 n box, u n ray. aus "A lie, n "
bars, Sis u box. W.
CANnLKs-S,Rr, nall weight. iQ,saslao.
CHKKBE-Fuu cream, i3,bl5o.
RoPx-S;io basis cotton rOre, leo.
CLnTHRsPINB--R0nn C6ci tprirr IA N
boz.
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0AAnWARn ANn MnrAI.n.

AAEs-uOA!ns, n dozen, 500. Gold Dou1r.
x l949eni sOgi Diamond edge, b dozen $50.
Noubo BIT, lt0O.
sKiLtgTs ANu TGDs--l}lc " n sugar kst.
Thy FLArE--i. C i0l&, q box, gog, (. o.
!a l IS box SJi Terne, laS31, q box, 7.50.
ietnfl ~0T45, IL box, 1850
iiNWARG-F leced, discount SO Il egnt,
'Ampedi discount 50 "a cent.
3oibH k--Nd. /, llci NO. 4 amt =, 100 n 10.
4DCh tOEsE COLLARS 40. I. s95e9 drgau.
iTb E dozen i'''
EAoHs---in boxes, 100 pepsra, $50 u box.
dozen, SEQ
dAIIooKs-3 dozen, $50
lsNtsEh HITTING Discount % q cont.
NAILs--3.OJ, rats.
SHoFhLs AND SPAUEg- luWiapuE. dg-
count 80 Rosul; Amos' list, 10 el goqds 4
count 40 sLv 10 Il cent.
HEAVY HAEDWABE-ShH nuiFbe gUl
polos' 1850; singletrees, wagons, Heltt Ms.
yuggy, &A; express, AbO; wagon torauce,
lHuJi hlcKprY 9EloA, 1850; buifJeTl 4 rs. ouuD-
Jus poiet, A75. 6pOses xxx select 976.
AAAi Ab sawed felluGs, ~, i.7b. d Gl0i
bcWdeu shoes t.gli nOrihweyteu horsanaiis,
no. % bVy. = d.&li 8, FQ0T rar iron, 40 rate.
pA0W Steel "a; spriu III, 20. cast steeI. I9c
buBoiHA-0rHda cd curing ton h Ul6i
llVVy. do, opcn, 7O.O.as50O0, do side sprlp I
top, lOlOVgl36.OO; do. side bar, lOO.0BGig1.66
60 ph@tons 2bQOGlO000: grade "A. gids
spring. l3O.Ol090f0; DO, phgtone, iEOGgg
WO0Oi bump SCAT huggieg, l1b,OO0s2Yi00. MAI
form springs, ll0.00g3la000; tbres spriup vyAe
onsi S0Ol905O0. w"
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LEATIIER.

LOUISVILLE OAK SOLE LnATlfER--X
heaVy, FREQ Of brands $50 10; X medium, free
ef brands, Sdc 10; A heavy, ono brand, zoe
nj medium, one brand, SIC 10; Baltimore
crop, iio.
BUFFALO SLAUGHTER Prime, 10 10 % 10
sides 3Oc 10; good, 10 10 % sides, go 10; coun-
yer u TO IA 10 sides, 20c 10; q. D., MatRmuras,
Nc lbi No. !, oak harness lea, SO 10 Sac 10;
no. z, oak harness lea, 81 70 Sc 10; No. /,
lem harness lease 10; NO.2hem harness lea
Sic lbi No. j. hem sklrtlng lea, 40 III; No. .,
hem skirting lea, SO 10, Welt and bride
leather, 81 To 50 a slide.
PHILADELPHIA CALF--Extra quality, %
10 ~ 10 10 dozen, Sl,2O 10; 80 TO A. 10 10 dozen.
Nlb lhi A 10 30 ID 10 dozen, Sl05 10; 81 10 10 no
o dozen, 81 ID; q 10 20 10 to dozen, Csc Id,
FRENCH CALP--ill5 TO l.gO 10; Xxx ton.
nngs, all colors, SIS 20 SEQ dozen; xxx top
hngs,al eolors, extra large, $50 10 81 dozen.
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LIQUORS.

&ipuh9l--S gallon S135Gsl.Sl.
AaAhHDlA l--Dolle aAc, ~ gallon $3.50 Ia 40.
exported cognac 1874, Is gallon g4sO; 1872 81 TT
~ s5,Oi 1860 $780, 1850, $40; 1855, 00.
81, ;l00i Otard, Dupuy q Cos cognao. is7R
l3'5Ji blOi W.OO 1853, 400; 1873, $lO.25; Bis.
$40; 1913, 1890. -''V'
Nln-DonestiC, Eew YORK OF Philadelphia.
balon, $40; Holland, q gallon, S2OO62,55.
" robert Burnetts Old Tom, y gallon. X8. 4
cia.41i slr Robert Burnetts Old Tom, n oSsE
.'50g5OOi Holland, d case, $3.50.
WhIsKY--LouisianQ rectihed, % "a can't.
yruoL y gallon, Sl.dQ; Western, s.9Doti I'D.
aOufDon, N.4WqS.5O; Rye, Sl.6O0t850; Scotoh'
tellppeqirled, sA.0OcjA26i irish, imported, l.25
warts, d dozen :, ko9dsrer oartS Blanun,
doSeni 5So5. KIM I'm SSips,o '9ldselok quarts,
1.h0i Moer 4 Chandon, Slllery Modposeni
.oken, A.0O; Cromant day, d dozen, 2dCe y
Y. Mumm Co.'s, pints, q additional; dl
Sersenayi AT5; Extra Dry, 300.
| WIHEs-CRllOrnia claret, y gallon, n
Eisnisndel No. l, q gallon, SO0tS5; imports
olArets, ordinary, r. cask, 70,00(gSO00; famil
oleretH, per cask, 70,000fSO.00; dne clarsts,
oalki 90,OOdl7500; Medoo, y case 500: \
inlien, n case, $50; MargRux, n case, 10
fonts Canet, 4 case 1900; Laross, n cas-
| ,@0Oi Looyill, y case, ll0O; Chateau. LRfiti
q uaAa. 2slo; ordinary, = case, G,2leAs.5
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wooL, HIDES Ann PHLrRl M.

Wooi,-Moxicap, fres OF burrs, nominal;
Mex 1An improved, l2sl7c; coarso, Ice; me
dunn l6plSci fine wool, according 20 dirt
and condition, ltg22c; bury, 2lcQc per
pound less, according 10 burrs
HIDks-Prime plump hints, ~ Ins and Up,
Il Per 70; seconds, plump nlntB, ~ ma and up,
~, per n; prime light and kips,ilE per n
bu!lh and stays, S9llo per n, dry saited, II
gu'fo, according 10 condition. green Galted,
TAIInw-rrin'e tallow, &C.; tallow RrsNqt
pHLrRIrs-Deer skins, l8eiSc; antslsps, 10
.0lAoi aheen reltr, ~ net wNal, asOG5c, Ehear-
inea, lANlhc; Fallin or poverty rom 09i9s
sales OF wool since April Is have been
ohleny lSel0c. aud nearly all receipts so Ear
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noora AND sHnrs.

Asns Kip brogans, B6gl25; boys kip bro.
ans Spl.OO; mems P. calf brogsns, i.OtOgl.75;
a.bdoEle plows, l.0Oyol.S5; boys Kip 2-buckIe
plows, SGl.25; mems bun balls, congress and
outton, l.5o(D2.25; mems calf balls, congress
and button, 2.5OIe15O. men's kip boots, M.0OCr
lAf boots, 250Ote6O.O0; hoy's Kip boots, 22.5Ace
H.QOt boys p. cali bOot6, l6,5Sd2i0O; boys
ialf boots, E.5OealI,00i women's d. kip polfas
b3siSsci Misses ~ KIP polkas, 6ooTOo:
lhild's ~ kip polRas, all siTos, 4Slbco; chlld's
md 81 polish, l.0oJl.s5; MisseB' calf Peg and
81 polish, e0sl.lO womenie bu sawed pol
1ht e19l.o6; women's calf sewe, pOlieh, I.lO
pl.SIh; women's grain sewed and polish, Se
sl.2hi women's kid sewed, @QsL7bi women's
IoSt sswed poliAh, l.5Nal.IS.
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Trinity Cemetery

l.. II. Burton is appointed sexton of
trinity cemetery, with full control of
the premises, and he alone is author
lzed TO soil lots and give receipts to the
chaser TO cemetery deed, when nre-
sented % the undersigned or to w, II.
Thomas. W. II. G. AsToN
April TO- 1885. President