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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-06-16

50 1874 co; cows, bulls and mixed, s2@S e5: bulk,
81 7o@3 10: through Texas cattle, s. 25@4; corn
fed, 81 0o@4 90.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head: shipments 1000
head. Market tairly active and l0c lower; rough
and mixed, So S5@4 20; packing and shipping,
81 lC@4 IS; light, 50 1904 %; skips, e 50.
Sheep-Receipts, 1,S00 head: shipments, none.
Market steady; natives, e oo@4 co; lambs per
head, & oo@3. Special cablegram to the Drover
Journal from London says: With heavy receipts
from all quarters, to-day the market is weak and
prices have declined lie per pound since last
week. Both American and home bred cattle are
in large supply and the demand is weak Best
American 49, dressed
NEW YORK, June Observation-Disclosures, 24o
carloads, or 800 head making 1850 for the week
exporters had 10 carloads, and 30 carloads arrived
Tor city trade slaughterers direct leaving 40
loads for the market. Trade was not active but
affair clearance was made before noon, and prices
were much the same as quoted on Friday last.
Texas steers sold at 81 25g4 90 per 100 lbs; poor
TO best native steers at "a 50@6 25, and fat bulls
and dry cows at 81 25@4 GO. The weeks ship
ments from this port were $3.50 beeves and $500
quarters OF beef.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, IL 800 head, max
ing Al, 100 for the week. general strike among
the joul neymen sheep butchers was ordered on
Saturday last and the market is wholly unsettled.
Moderate business was done, however but at low
prices, including sales Of common to prime sheep
al S. seas so per 100 lbs, and ordinary to prime
spring lambs at IS 50@S 90 At least % carloads
must be carried over.
Hogs-Receipts, 12,1oo head, making $500 for
the week. None offered alive Nominally 81 6O@
4 so per 100 lbs.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
reat Fire at LitchfieId, Connecticut.


WATERBURY, Conn, June 1.-The worst
fire ever experienced in Litchheld occurred
this morning. At about 80 o'clock. flames
were discovered breaking out of the rear end
of the store of Moore & Madden, next to the
Mansion House. There were no proper APP
planes on hand to stop the fire. aud it soon
became evident that all efforts to save the
building would be IN vain. The FIRE spread
rapidly 10 the Mansion House on one side
and TO Lords building on the other. From
the latter the Courthouse took fire, and is
now entirely burned down. The following
places of business were destroyed DR..
Cooks, Vessels & Smiths, Mrs. Mcdonald,
H. B. Sheppard H. B. Graves K. l.. Phelps,
Cooley's hotel. Fred Koehler. Moore x Mad
den. d. G.. KilbourDe, G. b. Bishop, 4. b.
Peck. Colonel Marsh, II. Hail. @. A. Hickox,
the Enquirer printing Office, and ]. d. Nc
Neil & Co. Loss, 10000; insurance about
half that amount.
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COMM ERCIAL.

In'eonsequence Of light stock and receipts the
local wheat market is firm, choice milling bring
ing outside quotations. Corn is steady with a
good demand for cash delivery. There is fair
demand for oats, but prices are lower and weak
Poultry is weak anSlower, hens commanding but
&c. Eggs are weak at SIC. There is slight adj
vance in provisions per quotations. There is
some improvement in wool, although The prices
paid in the West are not justified by the condition
of the Eastern markets, In groceries sugar opened
up active, and prices are firm at Saturdays quo
tations Hides are slightly better for No. cured.
There are no changes worthy Of note in dry goods,
and trade is inclined to dizziness. The supply o.,
raspberries is increasing and prices are weak
Other lines OF goods unchanged.
The following table shows the receipts of grain
at this point for the past twenty-iour hours:
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Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS, June I4-National Stock Yards-Cat-
tle-Receipts, 1900 heao; shipments. 100 head.
Market active; desirable cattle OF all weights lOe
2o5 higher; good TO choice shipping and export.
IS hos &C common to fair. 81 4O@4 90; butchers
steers, IS 25@4 IS; COWS and heifes, s. 25@S Co;
Hoes-Receipts, 400 head: shipments. 200
head. Market strong early, closing 5@l0c lower;
butchers and best heavy, u 1894 %; mixed
.sheePReceipts, zoo head; shipments, none.
Market steady and firm at g 25@4 so.
PHILADELPHIA, June 14-The cattle market
closed dull; receipts, 800 head: prime, s6@6 25;
good, s. 5o@5 IS; mediHm, s5ts5 rs; common,
sneep-Market slow: receipts, 10000 head
prime, s. 25@5 so; good, 81 75@5; medium. SIC
50; common. g 25@7 80: lambs, s5@6.
Hogsain fair demand; receipts, 500 head; few
extra Chicagos at s. Is; balance. $3.50.
BALTIMORE, June l4-Beef Cattle-Market less
active than last week; tops shade lower: other
grades 1@ssc on best oeeves s. 621zgS s775: first
seas 75 most sales were from Sc 75@5 IS; receipts
S79 head sales. 81 head.
,swine-Receipts, 62gS head, at s5@5 IS: fair sup
ply and equal 10 moderately lair demand.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 6,0Sl head; sheep,
s2@4 IS; lambs, sSG6.
BUFFALO, June l4-Cattle-Re Receipts / $50 head.
Extra cattle declined lOG15c since last Monday;
steers, g. 10@6 so; common 70 fair 81 25ta4 70
AS
elined 25@5Oc since last Mondays inferior TO fair,
s2@2 so; choice to extra, S4@4 so; lambs $500 80.
HCgS-Rece1ptS, I1,31Q mead. Prices declined
5@1Oc since Saturday: light pigs S4@4 Is; mixed
pigs and light Workers, 81 20a4 IS; selected York
ers, 81 3o@4 IS; selected medium weights, 81 359
10; bulk al e. 50.
KANSAS CITY, June H.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports:
Cattle-Receipts 1908 head; shipments. 4ss head.
Fat stuff steady; gragsers and common weak
choice to fancy, s5@5 20; fair to good, 81 65@
4 90; common to medium, s4@4 SO; stockers and
feeders, g 25G4 20; cows, q 4o@S 30.
Hoss-Receipts, l0,456 head; shipments, 5,26s
head. Market opened 5@loc lower, closing
stronger and &c higher than the opening prices;
60 oo@3 75.
sbeep-Receipts 119 head shipments. none.
Market quiet; good to choice, q 1908 50; common
to medium, 81 5O@2 40.
gnlCAGo. June 1.-the Drovers' Journal re-
portS.
0attIe-Reoeipu 6 800 head, shipmenu 2oe0
mead. Market slow but steady: shipping steers,
9t9to 500 Its, a 4o@5 e5; stockers and feeders,
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STATE FEDERATION OF TRADE.
Close of the Annual decentralization of
Officers for the Ensuing Year.

The second days meeting of the State Fed
Grafton of Trade was held in Knights of La
Dor Hall yesterday, and the resolutions pre-
sented the day before were discussed. The
resolutions cover the following points That
il would be to the best interests of all con-
cerned to place the convict labor at agricul-
tural pursuits; indorsing the action of the
Cleveland Convention on the financial plan
proposed, and demanding that Congressional
candidates should pledge themselves to sup
port 1t in Congress; instructing a special
committee to draw up bill for legislative
consideration, giving wages the first lien
upon all property; favoring the formation of
central labsr organizations and cooperation
herewith at all points where not already es-
tablished; favoring giving women all privi-
leges and equal wages with men for like la
Dor performed, and pledging the meeting to
do its utmost to induce all labor associa-
tons to admit women to membership and to
see that they receive and enjoy the same
rights and privileges and equal compensation
as men do; congratulating the Knights of
Labor upon the growth of the order; indoors
ing General Master Workman Powderly and
assuring him of support and sympathy in
his efforts TO build up the order of which he
is at the head; relating to alien landholders
anu NCplCOoAibS ZIG AhNACocC III lbC h0lAOCA
of tenant farmers.
reports from committees showed that there
are now nineteen labor unions and thirty
two local assemblies in the State. while two
years ago there were but four unions. Nearly
10000 of the IL, 600 laboring men in this city
are members of labor organizations.
The following officers were elected and the
meeting adjourned:
President-Sam l. Leffingwell, Indianapolis
Vice Presidents-Emil Levy, Evansville; Martin
Kahil, Washington; William Cristofer, Seymour
J. E. Twiname, Indianapolis; James Pearce, Terre
Haute; j. w. Smith, Frankfort; Michael Reppert,
Peru: A. c. Geyer, South Bend.
Secretary and Treasurer. Henigan, Lafayette
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CHOKING CATARRH.

Have you awakened from a disturbed sleep with
all the horrible sensations of an assassin clutch
ing your throat and pressing the ife-breath
rom your frightened cnest? Have you noticed
the languOr and debility that succeed the effort to
clear your throat and head OF this catarrhal mat
ter? What a depressing influence it exerts upon
the mind, clOuding the memory and filling the
head with pains and strange nOisesl How diff
cult II is 10 rid the nasal passages, throat and
lungs OF this poisonous mucus all can testify who
are afflicted with catarrh. How difficult to pro-
teet the system sgainst its further progress to-
wards the lungs, liver and kidney. all physicians
will ADMIT. IL is a terrible disease and cries out
foI relief and cure.
fbe remarkable curative powers, when all
other remedies utterly fail of SanfOrd's Radical
Cure, are attested by thousands who gratefully
recommend il 10 fellOW-sufferers No statement
Is made regarding il that can not be suostanu
ated by he most respectable and reliable refer
enceS.
Each package contains one bottle of the Radi-
cal Cure one box Catarrhal Solvent. and an I'm
proved Inhaler, with treatise, and is sold by all
druggists for 81.
POTTER DRUe AND CHEMICAL Co.. Boston.
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Eastarn Exchanxra.

NEW YORK, June H.-Exchanges, sl12,545,3S5;
balances A,041,17
BALTIMORE, June 14-Bank clearings to-day,
s2,17204 balances, f26l, gu.
PHILADELPHIA, June 14-Bank clearings to-
day, IS, 705 994; balances, 8, 1911
ST. LOUIS, June 14.-Bank clearings, 81, 131, 456
balances, S321, 594. Exchange on New York firm
at 9Oc premium.
BOSTON, June H.-Clearing House statement:
Exchanges, S13S 094; Gal xnces 81 4S7, 527 Rate
for money, 2 per cent. Exchange on New York,
Ice premium to par.
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Associated bank clear
anees to-day were t9,157, 600. New York Exchange
was firm and steady at &c premium, though not
change worth quoting has entered the loan mar
ket. Funds are in plentiful supply for business
requirements on a basis OF sac per cent. on de-
m6nd and CO.. per cent on time.
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Cowboy Shot.

GOSHEN, June ia cowboy, fresh from
the Western wilds, appeared at the George
Neiderauer restaurant on Lincoln avenue
and demanded the return of his hat, which
had been seized and retained by Neiderauer
the hight before upon the cowboy refusing
to pay for his supper. Neiderauer refused
the demand and the cowboy drew a revolver.
They clinched, and in the scuffle the re-
volver fell on the floor. Neiderauer broke
away from the cowboy, and, Selling the re-
volver, shot the cowboy as he started to run
away. The ball entered his back and lodged
in the right breast. There are some chances
for his recovery. He gives bis name as
Robert Mellon, aged thirty, and home Salt
Lake City. Neiderauer gave himself up and
is in the Sheriffas custody.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, June ia severe rain storm
dampened the ardor of buyers generally, but of
bleached shirtings the sales were large, with
more doing in wide sheetings and colored cottons,
also in brown drills and sheetings for export
Flannels are having increased attention, and buy
ers apprecistlng the reduced stocks, and satisfied
that no auction sales will occur, are negotiating
assortments for early hipmeuts.
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Oils.
Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, June .-Cotton-Quiet mid
ding, SIC; low middliDg, nc; good ordinary,
re; ret receipts, COS bales; gross, 22l bales
sales, 500 bales; stock, 67,s99 bales.
NEW YORK, June &c. L. Green d Co.'s re-
port on cotton futures says: Business was light
and retarded in the absence of adviees from
Europe Generally the tone continued weak
About S@4 points were lost, with only barely
steady feeling at the decline, New crop is weak
but slow awaiting the reopening at Liverpool
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81 ONE DOLLAR | 81

As heretofore, an incorporating enemy
of Monopolies in whatever form appearing.
and especially to the spirit OF subsidy, 40
embodied in the PRESENT THIEVIN6
TARIFF.
Indiana Democrats, II may be fairly ssid that
you even yet fresh from the field OF a glorioun
victory in your State, victory which aided ms
terially in transferring the National Government
once more into Democratic hands. In all these
years the Sentinels arm has been barred in tho
tight. We have stood shoulder to shoulder, 90.
brothers, in the conflicts of the past, and we now
ask your hand in generous support. With its en-
larged patronage the SKNrIEU viii be better CO.
abied than ever to give an
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONEY AND STOCKS.

New York Financial Market.
NEW YORK. June H.-Money-On call easy at
I1z@2x per cent
Prime Mercantile fsper495 per cent.
Sterling Exchsnge-Dull: actual rates 5000
4s714 for 6o-days bills and 4ss54@4s9 for demand.
The total sales Of stocks to-day were 24l,1l
shares, including Delaware, Lackauanns and
Western, a. 200; Erie, 1880; Lake Shore, 12o5o;
Louisville and Nashville, 1870; Northwestern,
17745: New Jersey Central. SO; Reading 500;
st. Paul, "a $50; St. Paul and Omaha $3.50; Western
Union, l4,1s2; Northern Pacific preferred, 3,ll5:
Oregon Transeontinental, 1885.
Government bonds were dull and steady to-day.
State bonds were quiet and firm.
Railroad bonds were in good demand and
strong. Sales g. 500, co., OF which East Tennessee
income trust receipts contributes $4,000, with an
advance of l1S@21S; Erie second consuls, $4,000,
an advance Of q. ats614. Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy s are up ? at 1897: New Jersey Southern
frsts 2H at %; Oregon improvement 6's, 81 at
s91[, and Wabash and St. Louis rs, 2 at 100.
Dealings in stocks were confined chiefly to room
traders There was some talk on the street OF an
arrangement by which the New York and New
England will gain an entrance into New York city
over the elevated railroad, and New York parties
have been heavy purchasers OF the stock OF
late. Jersey Central was again feature under
good buying for future account which was accom-
panied by renewed talk Of the Baltimore and
Ohio negotiations. the story running that the B.
and o. would come into New York July over the
New Jersey Central tracks; and, also the negota-
lions for placinga new bond on the other side,
had been successful. The market opened rather
heavy at e to = per cent. below Saturdays clos
ing prices. II became strong almost Immediately
and prices continued TO rise almost without inter-
ruption until p m, when there was a.slight re-
action, followed by a steady market until the past
hour, when there was a gain OF some heaviness,
but he market again grew steady. Final prices
generally show advances, although Hooking Val
ley lost l5S and consolidated gas, 1 per cent.
Northwestern and st. Paul and Duluth are each up
49, and Oregon Navigation l per cent. The re-
mainder of the list is up fractional amounts.
remarked closed with the following BIDS.
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When Baby was sick. We gave her cAST0RIA
whershe was Child. she cried for CAST0RIA
when she became Miss. she chung TO CASTORIA
When she had Children, she gave them CASTA
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The blood must be pure, if the boiy would
be in perfect condition. DR.. ]. II. McLean's
STRENGTHENING Cordial and Blood Purifier
makes pure blood, and imparts the rich
blsom OF health and vigor 10 the wbole.bo
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis.

UNION SrocK-YARDe. June IA.
OATIIE-Receipts, - head; shipments, As head
But few here and quality generally common.
Msrket dull and dragging on that class, and if
green half-fatted stuff continues to come it will
sell much lower yet Strictly corn-fed fat stock
are in good demand al strong prices. A number
OF common grades are left unseld most every days
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Received
Flour, Grain and Hay.

Flour-Patents, 81 25@4 so; extra fancy, S. s09
90; fancy s. 6O9S IS; choice 50 sO93 40; family,
81 SOS 90; treble extra 81 5092 65; double extra,
g 2592 IS; extra, g. OO@2 Is; superhne, 81 100
O.. fine 81 20
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Tokeep flies, gnats, mosquitoes from annoy
ing your animals, thicken DR.. j. H. Nc
Leans Volcanic Oil Eminent with lard or
mutton taIlow and apply on the hair of ex-
posed parts.
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rne Produce Market.
n ITO IT 4 OtHt4Nb m 81 htts
Eggs-Paying SIC per doz. for fresh, loss

Eggs-Paying SIC per doz. Tor fresh, loss on.
BuIter-Creamer 'ancy, 15@l6c: choice, 12@
15c; dairy selected, 10@12c; country, fancy. So
Poultry-Hens, &C per ID; spring chickens,
10c; roosters, SC: hen turkeys, &c: tom turkeys,
Sc; old geese and well-feathered, per doz., 81 so;
picked, per doz., IS 60; ducks, per h., &C.
Feathers-Prime geese, 4Oc; mixed and duck, 20
@25c.
Rags-1@1Ze.
tor heavy merino and verv coarse, lSgIsc; tub
washed, &@30c; bury, trashy and cotted, 59l0c.
Beeswax-lSG2Oc.
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Rye-No. 2 nominal.

hy6-NOs uUnuIuh1s
Bran-Dull: Is 90 bid.
Hay-Continues duh at quotations; Choice Tim
othy, g 50 bid; No. Timothy, IS 90 bid, held
at % %: No. 2 Timothy, &c % bid.
oHIcAso MAEKFH.
Reported BY T. ]. Hodgen Co., Brokers, No.:83
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clear, s. 50. Wnisky-In good demand at 81 10:
sales OF l,Ol3 barrels OF finished goods on this
isIe n,se 20 hic SrsaIne ds
In lair demand at 37@39c. Sugar-Quiet; hard
refined, 6l<@7sfc; New Orleans, 5@554c. Hogs
packing and butchers So s5@4 20; receipts, 2 $50
head; shipments, COS head. Eggs-Strong at 1Oc
Cheese-Easy; prime to choice fat, 6lSa7izc East
ing.
MILWAUKEE. June l4-Flour-Firm. Wheat
Steady cash 7S1@e: July. 74%c; August, 151se
271zc Rye-Steadier; No. j. SIZE Hariey-Firm
No. 2, Acc. Provlsions-Easier Mess Pork-Cash
or June, s. 75 July, S. so: Lard-Prime steam,
dairy, 11@l3c- Cheese-Lower at 71&@Sc. Eggs
Firm at s{SlO19c: Receipts Flour, u r572 66is. !;
wheat $3.50 bu.; barley, $3.50 bu. Shipments
Flour, 7,647 bills: wheat none; barley, zoo bu.
LOUISVILLE, June 4-Cotton Dull; mid
ding, SIC. Grain-Quiet. Whest-No. 2 long
mixed Sec. white, 7sc. oats-No. mixed, new,
so. Provisions Dull Bacon = Shoulders, s5;
iS Ge eb SIDES SIDES g co. csaE as.
%. Hams - Sugarcured, $109l1. Mess Pork
50 IS. Lard-ChOice leaf, S75.
TOLEDO, June 14-wheat-Dun and weak;
7ssSa7s5ze; September, ,7sss@7s7Sc Corn-Nore
active; cash: Sec; July S6zc; August, SIG Oats
Wheat 5,oeo bu.; corn, 5000 b1. shipments
Wheat 200 bu.; corn. 1900 bu.
KANSAS CITY, June 14.-wheat-Q Quiet; No. 2
red. cash, sac; July and August, 5S2Sc bid, 5ec
July, 261Ec bid, 26zsc asked; August, 27c% bid
Oats--August, &c bid; 26c asked.
Oils.
TITUSVILLE, June l4-Nstonal transit 9ertif.
Gates opened al 663sc; highest price, 6s3sc lJwest
665sc; closed at CSC.
BRADFORD, Pa, June l4.-National transit Ger.
thcates opened at 661zc: closed at CSC; highest
price. CSC; lowest, 661zc; clearances lisa 900
bbls.
PlTTSBURG, June IA. - Petroleum Active,
strong and higher; National transit certificates
opened at 664c: closed at CSC; highest price,
CSC; lowest 66Ac.
NEW YORK, June H.-Petroleum-Opened
strong at Gee, advanced to 671<c within the first
half hour and in the afternoon climbed TO CSC,
closing at CSC; sales, $4,000 bbls.
OIL CITY, June 14.-Natfonal transit certid Gates
opened at 66c; highest price, 6s1zc; lowest, Coo;
closed at CSC; sales, 900 bbls. clearances,
GOO bbls.; charters. 4,4s3 bills; shipments,
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lEEHTS coin money vim cur AInae rno,o eui 800 ne
day offer. Empire Copying Co. ssi Canal st New fo<
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INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKETS

Receipts-Hogs. 1900 head.
Oar Lots-wheat, Sc; corn, 57S; oats, IA.
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hoes-Receipts, $500 head; shipments, $50
head. Quality fair. Owing to light receipts prices
were about steady. Had the supply been liberal
values would have been 5@lOe lower; closed weak.
Heavy packing and shipping 20@4 Is
common 70 good nght.........-. 6OG4 10
sHEEf-Receipts, 100 head; shipments. none.
But few here and nothing doing, except in a
tail way; our butchers are the principal buyers;
no material change from Saturdays prices. All
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Unsurpassed News and Family Paper.

The proceedings Of Congress and the doinu q
our Democratic National and State adminfstra-
lions will be duly chronicled, as wen ss the cur.
rent events Of the day.
It's Commercial Reviews and Market Reports
will be reliable and complete.
It's Agricultural and Home Departments are ID
the best of hands.
Pithy editorials select literary brevities ana
entertaining miscellaney are assured features.
II shall be fully equal in general information %
any paper in the land, while in its reports on lns
diana Affairs 1t wiz have no equal. Its
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Open'g lHighst. Lowest Closing

South Meridian street, room 2 Stocks, bonds,
grain and provisions bought and sold.
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Notes From Port Royal.

The streets of Port Royal are in a
miserable condition.
DR.. J. S. Kilmer has been away
for the past week, looking after his
practice elswhere.
III. E. Owes and family moved to
Lebanon on last Tuesday, where he
expects to keep store.
The Lutherans of Port Royal gave
a donation to their pastor, A. III.
Spangler, on last Wednesday.
There was pound party at the
residence of Mr. Samuel Cooper, OF
Port Royal, on Friday evening.
Miss Jennetta Kepner, of Turbeti
township, was visiting friends neal
Milroy, Mifiin county, last week.
Rev. Reimansnyder, of Lewistown
preached in the Lutheran church Of
Port Royal on last Sunday evening.
The County Superintendent visited
the schools of Turbett township last
week. He speaks well of the schools
Mr.. J. Stephen McCulloch ant
wife have returned to their home, af
ter having been away about one
month.
Mr.. John Hertzler is getting lum
Der ready to rebuild his dam, which
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Valuable GrsSs I7s!s and saw
Aiii aG Private sale.

The undersigned c.l,-r4 irr 'sie 4 GRIST
MILL and SaV MILL. situated in old
Port Rnyal, Juii'fa o5ratF. Pa, rirh II
ACRES oi lt;si. more -,- 'e@,. ~ mill dam,
mil house IN 80 f-..-. ''.r-.- -r,ri-s high,
one rtrrv uf -,..u.- -'-i res- -f :rA1ic, con-
tanning . r..r..--' .-..i..- s~.- -=-s %; hurrs,
and one saud stone, ca,t ~. lnd corn break
er, liver Greek smut machine. and sepa-
rating machine, two hnur b@tS ~ feet long,
two flour packers, all driven by the water
of Hunters creek on Il feet OverShOj
wheel The mill has a good run of custom
wogS and is in a good wheat growing conn
try and Is in good running order. The
.sass G.iil is driven BY a Ecse wsier wheel,
ana j. ~ good running order, doing ia-Ee
...l,i Of saving ia the ssrsca- FRAME
uOJ ~. Spring Of water. His-ern. Frame
St4i..c, hog b0usr, en "Tch1ui ef thrifty
trees 70 choice fruit 10 barring ANY per-
SOW Wishing to viu- the property can do so
By calling on the premises, an+ any person
ws.hing 20 learn the particulars csn do so
br ceiling on or addressing
JOHN HERTZLER, Sr.,
Port ROYAL, Junis'a Co, Pc.