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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
THE OLD ROMAN.
Ex-senator Thurman's Candidacy.
He is Interviewed About the Vices
Presidency of the States.
He Is Willing to Mako tho Sacrifice
for the Party.
A Summing Up of His Great and
Valued Strength.
Tho Pacific Coast Men are All for Him
Heart and Soul-In Fact His
Nomination IA Almost
Assured.

CoLrMrs, o., June 2-This evening tho
representative Of the RpHb'c called ON
Judge Thurman at hi. home aud found him
in a happy aud talk0uvc mood. lie opened
the conversation by asking for the latest
news" aud when informed that the Thur
man boom was rapidly spreading, said'
"Ncs. guess scat least Il looks that way,
Judging from OH the kilograms and letters [
have been receiving, but didn't | say two
years ago, aud again two weeks ogo, that
there's no Office ON earth wautolF'
"But, now, Judge the whole country Is
clamoring for Thurman Tor c.prcsidcnt,
and what are YOU going to do about thatg'
"Woll, | hardly know it would not 10
very proper in one To decline thing that
had not been rendered him. For years |
have tried to be- lett alone here with my
wife In this den Speaking of the library,
aud these friends Of mine ON these shelves,
but some how they won't permit nae 10 IVA
In peace
against your protests, wouldn't you feel II
your duty Ia accept
II have the highest regard FOR President
Cleveland, aud sincerely hope hr will bc re-
elected. n Thought that my name would
add any strength to the ticket | am willing
10 make personal sacrifice for the intcrcstl
uf the party. | certainly should feel very
bad should the ticket bee defeated, Ia think
that had declined. ii my name would hnyo
strengthened H. at course. II is only upon
the condition that the nomination comes
without any struggle that can accept
T. +. Powell called ou Judge Thurman
last night and authorizes the statement that
Thurman has consented o. have his name
presented To the st. Louis convention for
Vice President ON condition that the Ohio
delegation il solid Tor him, aud that hc will
accept II nominated. Mt Powell will pre-
sent the name ui Thurman.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
ACann,r Conspiracy.

TorrEA, Kas., June 2-Judge Foster Of
the United States circuit court, has rendered
on opinion Ia the case Of Charles Edward
Lewis w. the commissioners u the county
Of Comanche. II IL n case involving the
validity Of t72,OO0 In bonds, issued by the
county officers several years ago. Tho OH
GERS disposed Of the bonds 10 Lewis, an
English capitalist, pockcied the money and
left the state. About that time the State
was visited by grasshoppers and drought,
aud the county vas wholly dcpopnlatod
and The county organization was abandoned.
After remaining unorganized nearly ten
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
rninI Nnnh,ha E,nio.lon.

located In the northern part of the city cx'
plodcd yesterday aud hurled William Kelly
aud James Christy high In the air Kelly
was instantly killed aud Chrisiy was fatally
injured. Tie two men were tinner and
we're repairing q leak In the tank, which was
nearly empty There was large quantity
Of gns IN II. however, and this ignitcd FROM
the charcoal stove used by the men fof heat.
inc irunH
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
,b.,cb.. aud saloons.

Cmcloo H., June 2.-Mayor Roche Will
veto the ordinance prohibiting the location
Of any more SALOONS within 90 feet 81
churches or schools In this city. This u the
ordinance passed by the solid saloon vote In
stead Of the law asked by church and tenn
persnce people, requiring all saloons 20 be
distant al least 2j0 feet from schools or
churches.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-25

Rupture cure guaranteed by pr. J. u Mayer
81 Arch street, Philadelphia. Ease at once,
NO operation or delay from business. attestsd
By Thousands OF cures After others fail, advtce
free, send for circular. maIlO-lydAw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-25

DANES CELERY COMPOUND
u YOR SALE AT
II. r. COCHkAN'S DkU0 STORE,
Nos. 1877 4 lS9 North Queen st., LsncAs ter, RI
aprl-2mdkw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-25

DR.. j. o. Aver q Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price o.; six bottles. q. Worth % bottle.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-25

CCHkNCK'S Mandrake PILLS
~ DOa oAIB At
BIB COChRAN's DKU0 sTORE,
apr6Smd4W
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SPECIAL NOTICES:

vrNYeAR Bitters cures Rheumatism. keeps
young joints supple and 1imbers OLD ones.
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rRAYsLxRs GUIDE.


READINa a COLUMBIA RAILROAD
AND fHsc1sTHsS 1snTAHsSHas goisr 1nR AsEs /. kisA'o, !.
~ NRAI RRAiEs x ssVSPHE; VvE kEASfNa. SHvi =.
ror Coluwbia ana Lancaster q 7:2o = n.
FFor For SSiSsi.. Y -, 4 -, = s N $40 n
TEAMS sLEAyKCOLUMBIA,
fOr Issenosn IIssssas q 4 1 ss ana m ;i s.s ana pn
TRAINS LEAVE QUARSYVILLl
ror Lancaster 1t $40 m, ana $50 ana e.
FOR nssdins ats:.o a m ana aso . m.
LEAVE KING sTREkT tlancasterY
ror kesdipg o. !3n m. l2:ss ana $40 m.
For Quafryville st s:sl . m. sos ana 80 3 m.
LEAVE PRINCE STREET (Lancaster.l
ror Eesding at 7;ao 90 = m. isas and $50 pm.
For ror d,o Lebanon as !e7 o n, ls:ts snd 7s =.
TRAINS LEAVE LEBANON
FOR ouaSryviiis !; s:is q n AM ana rrS iSS - Z.
SUNDAY TEAMS.
For 1s.ss: :. nssyn 's z ssAS5Ss sas ss5 r.
fESzlHsl,s fE1lNHss IsHyG = tDR 2danRrvrLLr "a
ror Lancaster. Lebanon and heading Ct nle
TRAINs LEAVE KING ST. Lancaster,
Ior Reading and Lebanon at S:oo Q m and ~
= soi o1a;ry.rls ~ At Z s;.e m.
..s sos heading and Lebanon at S:lS m aal
Ssf a'ss,.szIs1s s.zIss t.xsR & s;sRr rri..,o.
Tor Lancaster at Ass : m and sis m.
:, For Scnnection = 6oiumSia. Marietta Js.s
ana Lebanon eee time tables at all stations
A. N. WILSON SUPERINTENDENT.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-25

detectives and rrivsts Omcsrs
n.1 Ssl ostSSs Ss: g Su %
1clsetrtc on wears its badges in the form OF
printed labels attached to each ana every
Ssvsn 1 % ana susSorisy % arrest
AZ aches and pains, ana does its duty every
time. For sale By H. B. Cochran. druggist Isl
The Kiud We Like.
Tho medicine We most like is that which does
isrs are be auiSssss Find ea Of eurs GC Tor dys %
sale By II. b. Cochran, druggisf. is7 and iSo
what Three Applications Did
I'll ~ was troubled very much with sore feet;
THREE OF 3
market" Jacob Butler. Reading, PA. Vor
sale by H. Cochran, Druggist, is7 ana lss
North Queen street, Lancaster.
The travelling salesman
10 an irresistible fellow. brim full of stories.
jokes. courage, selfassurance and grit. He is
are very. taking medicine; they take every
where. and are sold everywhere. For sale by
II. .. Cochran. druggist, lo7 and iss North
Re Careful OF the Babies.
II your children are tn, eatened with Group
or any throat 0ificuity. apply few drops Of
cine or he is nns o Sor se
66y II; @ Cochran. druggist. ls7 and 100 North
An EImna. IN. ~ Lady,
Mrs B. L. CLARK. sot Clinton street. De.
ciares: Burdock blood Bitters are q medicine
uod Keep house, sor IN .ae
BY H. b. cochran, druggist, 1877 I'd l39 North
Queen street. Lancaster.
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iAugned, ana puso MIN 70 iee the matter
rest; therc was plenty Of time before N: I
should be willing to stand by my otter even
II lost by II, % heartily obliged was I -
them for coming to my assistance. And In
this spoke the truth, though, a you viii
understand who know my position, I had to
nnessa It went agAinst my conscience TO
make out that TIE chests were full Of small
arms; but should have been mad TO tell
them the truth, and perhaps By the truth
mako dsvils Of msn who wsre, and promised
I was NOT governed By Tie desire to keen ali
the Treasure 10 myself; no, vow to God I
should have been glad to give them moiety
Of II had I not apprehended the very gravest
consequences IL I were candid with them.
But this, surely, must be % plain that It u
jdle to 60 on insisting on il
Tho ane weather. the golden Issue that was
10 attend our successful navigation, the satis.
factory behavior bf the schooner, put us into
a high good humor with one another; and
when II came to my collecting all the clothrs
In the aftsr cabins, and to distributing them
among the three men. thought Billy Pitt
and Cromwell would have gone mad with
delight To the best Of my recollection, the
apparel that had been left M by the Ameri-
csu caPV4ih tWno, ~ you Know, nao cleared
the forecastle Of the clothes there) consisted
OF several coats Of cut velvet, trimmed with
gold and silver lace, some frocks Of white
drab with large plate buttons, brocade waist
coats Of blue satin and green silk, crimson
and other colorcd cloth breeches, along with
some cloaks, three corner hats, black and
white stockings, number Of rufled shirts,
and other articles Of which recollect the
character, though my ignorance Of the COS
TUNES of that period prevents me from nam
inu tbeyn
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10 n CONTINUED,

Ths Residences Lady in Lancaster
Remarked to friend the other day that she
knew kemp's Balsam for the Throat ana
Lungs vas . superior remedy, ~ Il stopped
her cough instapty when others had NO eject
Ehstevsr; 30 t. prove this a and convince you
pie Bottle Ffse. Large SIZE 800. and q 90.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-25

CAFE, SURE AND SPEEDY CURE.
- Rupture, Varicocele and Special Diseases
of eithsr sex. Why be humbusged by qascks
when , on can md in Or. Wright the only Rss-
specially of the ABOVE diseases. and CvRns
JHsMf CURBs 9uARAHrn1D. Advice Free Day
ana evening. Strsngers can be treated and re-
turn home same Gay, Of1cea private.
DR. W. II. WRIGHT,
aN North Ninth Street, Above Raca
y. o. Box 673 Philad6iphiA.
seh2S IyHAv
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-25

A YER'S sARSAPARILLA.
"A FOR SALE AT
". B. COCHkAK'e DRUG STORE.
Nos. lS 50 North Queen g.. Lancaster. Pa.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-06-06
IN THE WORLD OF TRADE.

New York, June 4,-Money on call easy
at 1@@2 per cent, last h,an ID, closed
offered at lCGl3 per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper-4@6 per cent Sterling ex-
change-Quiet but steady at 4S64 for
6O-day bills and 1881 for demand. The
total sales of stocks to-day were los, 43l
shares.
The stock market was again intensely
dull to-day, and while strong in the first
hour and the last half hour was quite
weak and somewhat feverish through
out the day. Only three stocks, however,
made any pretentions to animation. Read
ing, Union Pacific and ST. Paul There
was very little movement in the last
mentioned stock and it was traded in over
a range OF only half per cent. for the
entire day, while none OF the active stocks
showed a range OF more that per cent.
The movements in the list were confined
to very few stocks and these were prin
cipally among the usual inactive stocks,
Pullman, Chicago, Burlington d Quincy
and one or two others being most con-
spicuous. The opening was at slight ad
vances over Saturdays final figures and
the market showed an improved tendency
during the first hour which carried
some OF the Int to the neighborhood
of a point aboye the opening, Union
Pacific and Missouri Pacific being most
conspicuous. The feyerishness then APP
peared and prices sagged of, and Missouri
Pacific developed considerable weakness,
but it was not until the last hour, when
the lowest prices OF the day generally were
made, that It's decline reached anything
like notable proportions The dullness
was intense throughout after II o'clock,
the only relief TO the stagnation being q
drop of | in Burlington. followed by Il re-
covery OF per cent, and an advance of
per cent in Rock Island, and one OF | J per
cent in Pullman. The decline, however,
was accelerated after delivery hour, but it
was then checked. and prices rallied inn
mediately, the close being dull but firm at
something better than first prices. Almost
everything is fractionally higher this
evening, and Pullman gained "a; North
ern Pacific preferred 4 and Burlington &
Quincy per cent, while 81. Paul q Duluth
lost per cent The railroad bond market
was quiet Nickel Plate Is furnished Sl0S, 900
out OF total days business OF Sl,0i2,00
Government bonds were dull and steady
20 firm. State bonds were dull and steady
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-06-06

w. Ward (deceased), Greenfield; !. Wheeler.
Geneva; c. NJ Warning, Francisville; j. Mich
olson, Bloomington; J. 5. Conover, louisville;
j. T. Brown, Mt. Prospect; A. Cox, Marion; q.
Miller, Pleasant Lake; III. Spurlin, Georgia; A.
L. Bsumann (deceased), Indianapolis; X. j.
Williams, Faulkner; s. P. Carbaugh Indian
apolis; n. Hill, South Granger; ID. c. Barnett,
Dow; J. ID. Mcdonald, Nineyeh; +. Colvin,
Muncie; H. Plooger, Evansville: NJ: Smith,
Sullivan; A. Whiting, Richmond; L: Z: c.
Rose (deceasedl Bloomfield; widow of j. Rice,
Indianapolis; widow of c. Cummings, Derby;
widow of E. f. Rose, Bloomfield; widow of A.
EdmOnston, Dana; mother of W. A. Hall, Mon
ravia; widow of c. Adkins, EPSON; minors of
l.. Kelton, Stewartsyille; widow OF II. GObbel,
Ioung's Greek; widow of A. i. Baumann, In
dianapolis; father of j. Smith, Brook.
NJ. J. Young, Butler; J. Jones, jr., Survant;
C. {. Road, Peru; III. Jackson, Spartansburg;
w. Mullins, Newark c. w. Moore, Seeleyville;
W. III. Morgan, Lafayette; ). r. Vaughn, Mt
Wisner, Sharpsville; d. Shull, Salem; L. Wiz
ton (deceasedl Shelbyville; If. Krohusagen,
Inglefeld; b. n. Kiphart, Anderson; J. w.
Hooper, Utica; w. NJ Brooks, Rushville; i. A.
Weaver, Pierceton; p. A. Anderson, Fort
WAYNE; S. VI. Irwin, Union City; c. H.
f. Marks, Marion; J. Incl, Kilt; w. Hamersly
Washington; W. ~ Dilley, Terre Haute; j. c.
Cass, Windfall; w. J. Randall, Vernon J. 5.
Lundy, Swiss City; 5. Nichols, Lowell, n. Al
len, MOnrONlai L. W OH, 1Oll&X; W. L. Marsh,
Greensburg; W. II. O. Goldsmith, New Salem;
w. Crusen, Kinder; y. Rodenberger Bowling
Green; 5. Webb, New Albany; G.. III. Gaskill,
Burkett; p. III. Young, Gaynorsville; T. n. New
gent, Claysville; w. TilfOrd, Lawrenceburg; L.
+. Scherer, Windfall; II. II. Dean, Montpelier;
J. III. Gibson, Gallandet; I. +. Jackson. Ne
braska; +. Newman, Hadley Station; T. NJ. Lit
tie, Connersville; G. Meyer, Terre Haute; G..
l.. Mercer Henryville; widow of Il. &. Berry,
Grand View; widow of w. II. Jordan, Foun-
taintOwn minors of w. A. Hamilton. Lynn /;
widow of w. Williams indianapolis; widow Of
l. Winter, Shelbyville.
T. Stewart, Petersburg; J. Douthit Pleasant
vile; j. Borchelt. Batesville; T. Hazlette,
Goeglein; c. Fox, Versailles L. Starks. New
Marion; S. McNairy, Richwoods; j. G. Kohl,
Clermont; w. Eckles, Solitude; j. Wiser,
Plymouth; j. Bake, MetamOra; 5. ID. Warwick,
Modoc; w. Hoard Rockport; f. Elliott, New
Philadelphia; j. NJ. Crayton, Mooresville; l. z.
Henderson, New Castle; J. V. Reed, Westville;
c. A. Hickman, Paoli; 0. Tyre, Kokomo J. d.
letter, Salamonica; J. Johns Seard; J. Antony,
Terre Ilaute; J. A. Turner Putnamsvillc; G..
l.. Modrell, GOspOrt; T. Kendall, LoganspOrt;
j. V. Shipp, Morristown; w. H. Cunningham,
English; {. Dwyer, LOogootee; j. I. Ping, New
Belleville widow OF T. McRea. New Middle
town; widow of w. Twineham, Bennington /;
widow of J. c. Voris, Franklin; mother OF j..
T. White, Cedar Valley; minor of J. Solomon,
Washington; minor of j. w. Hobbs, Sullivan
minor OF j. Hunsaker Arthur
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-06-06
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
Produce.

NEW YORK, June 4-Flour-Reccipts, SPA
pckgs; exports 2li bbs., $3.50 sacks dull and
lower; sales, 5000 brsi superlno s2io@321; COM
10 good extra western aud state - $500 20 COED
60 choice do; $1,000; common 90 choice white
wheat western extra, siGOHi l5; fancy do, $3.50
@5.l0; common 10 extra Ohio s2Sje,5i0; common
60 choice extra s. Louis, Sts55 lO; patent Mime
sofa extra, good % prime, $1,000; choice t0 fancy
do, $1,000. Wheat-Rcceipts, 80 60; exports. 81 =
7j; sales, 100000 futures and $4,000 spot; cash
grades heavy aud H@35c lower export Inquiry
moderate; options ruled weak, with absence of adj
vices from the West owing 90 holiday. Priced de-
clined ~ at the opening later recovered M@14c,
then tall back 1aW1sc, closing steady with small
action no. 2 spring So g@s9i4c; no. I hard, 9OlIc
delivered ungradod red o9@gJ4c s9celoyator; 9oii
@22ll iso,I aaoai; pie b. no red June lgne
closing Ole; Aug, 9it4m92sc, clo-iig 9i34c; sept,
9iS@021sc closing g2l{i Dec, ogi@95i4c, closing
$50; May (lsSD, 99lsM9lgc. closing $3.50, Corn
Receipts, i2355O; exports 5s.S3i sales $4,000 fu-
lures, and $4,000 spot declined ]f@19c, closing
no. ., 2%e elevator; 63c atOat, mo- June, 62@GEc,
SlSsl@g o-S IGly, - - closing 925sc Aug
Of sI1 in 9'P store June q WHEAT Storm eofn
$50, SS3; oats, 53lil rye 9,22G barley $685. malt,
2sI500 Oats-ltecepts. 1900; exports none; sales,
5eSooo futures iS4oo9 spot steady miNed Western,
dull at 1915. Eggs-fim and demand iairi
western, l5lagi6ci receipts, 430b pckgs Pork
steady aud in moderate demand; mess quoted at
SlfMti.50 for old, Sij.25@i55D for new Cut meats
Quiet aud unchanged. lard-More or less neglected
western steam spot s. ~; July, sSGl@S6Si sept,
S. 70S 10 closed at sS6S, and Oct s.. 49, cty stcam
Ssl5 Buttor-Quiot but stronger; western y
@l9c.
CINCINNATI, June 4.-FlOur-Fair demand
family, s3Sjgsi; fancy, SL25aL5O Whcat-Easer;
no. . red Ole; receipts, 1900 shipments, 1000.
Corn-Dull and lower; no. 2, mixed 55U55c Oats
Lower; no. mixed, 36a3GAc. Rye-Dull; no. ., 81
Bulk meais-Nominal; short ribs $40. Bacon
In fair demand and steady short clear, SUP =
Whisky-steady and higher sales l,2ij hrls finished
goods on a basis Of siIL Buttcr-Quiet; fancy
creamery, 20c; choice dairy, i2@itc. Sugar-Firm
hard sugar firm; panuated, 7@Eic; New Orleans,
Ohio hat, s1S09c.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-06-06

CINCINNATI June A. CArrLE-Recepts, 99s
shipments IS. Market slow but steady; common %
choice butchers, S25O9t1j; feeders, s3.5jal25.
SHEEP-Receipts 69lIi shipments 1900. Market
more active: common TO prime clipped, S2.75at25.
choice wethcrs, Si5t0L7j; lambs active and firm
at Si0L25 HoGs-Steady; common and light, S40
5.lj; packing and butchers, sj.3l057ji receipts,
$3.50: shipments. i,iSl.
CHICAGO, June 4.-CArTLE - Receipts 10000
shipments 800; natives strong az sLIOo53o; COWS
and mixed, Sl90udG1. st0ckcrs aud feeders, SO ri
40; Texas cattle sl9O0A25 HoGs-Rcccipts. o.
600, shipments, d, 100 Market strong and De- higher
mixed, S31aij23. heavy, si.i0116'i light, sj.2j
m5.51 SHEEP-keccipts. 1000; shipments, none.
Market strong; native shorn, S370n5.2j; Oregon
feeders S33j@3lO; Texas, s2m3.50 lambs, Si@35l.
EAST LIBERTY, June i.-CArTLE-Ecceipis,
1876 shipments, $50. Market dull, Zoe 30 ijc lower
on common and medium grades good. strong and ac-
tive az lat weeks closing prices Eleven of eat
tie shipped 90 New York to-day. lloGs-l.cccpts,
1905 shipments, 200 Market active Philadelphia,
S.75M6Sj; mixed, s5.G5@j70; Workers, s5b51tj.Gj
common TO fair, S5.4O@j50i pigs tjai.25; four ears
of hogs shipped 30 New York to-day. sHEEr-
Receipts, 5000; shipments, $500. Market very dull
at last weeks closing prices.
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Catarrh to Consumption.

Catarrh in its destructive force stands next 10 and
undoubtedly leads on 20 consumption. Il Is there
fore singular that those afflicted with this fearful dis
ease should not make It the object Of their lives 20
rid themselves OF t. Deceptive remedies concocted
by ignorant prctenders 70 medical knowledge have
weakened the confidence Of the great majority Of sui
ferors In all advertised remedies They become re-
signed life OF misery rather than torture them
solver with doubtful palliatives
But this will never do. Catarrh must be met at
every stage and combattcd with all our might. In
many cases the disease has assumed dangerous symp-
toms The bones aud cartilage OF the nose the or
gans Of hearing OF seeing aud OF tasting affected
as 10 be useless the uvua elongated the throat
innamed and irritated TO produce a constant and
distressing cough.
sauford's Radical Cure meets every phase Of Ca
tarrh from a simple head cold 20 the most loath-
some and destructive stages 10 Is local aud cOnst-
t'tional Instant in relieving, permanent In curing,
safe, economical and never-iailing
Each package contains one bottle of the Radical
Cure, one box Catarrhal solvent aud one Improved
Inhaler, with treatise price 81
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-06-06
cold In Brown COUNTY,.

COLUMBUS, May S0- Special Great ex-
element prevails in the quiet village OF George
town, Brown county twenty-five miles north
west of this town, over the finding Of gold in
amazing quantities and Of the finest quality, on
the farm Of VIM. IT, Arwinc on the headwaters
OF BeanbossOm creek. The discovery was made
by party Of treasure-hunterS on Sunday, and
when the news reached the church in George
town the congregation then headed for the gold
field. Mr.. Arwine keeps watch over the ravine
where the treasure lies and will not allow pur-
chasers to come near H. Parties are at work
on the wells near by and the whole county has
been converted into mining camp. IL has
long been known that gold existed on the
waters Of Beanblossom creek. ia Brown, and a
find on the Arwine, on last Sunday, is the
richest vet made
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-06-06
wodding-Death-Golden.wedding.

LAFAYETTE, June Especial. Miss Lena
IIorsch Of Columbus o., and John Wolford Of
Bloomington, Ill., met here yesterday afternoon
and were married by justice Of the peace.
and IL required some time 10 restore her.
John CocS, jailcr OF Tippecanoe county
died last night of hernia, aged iilty-six years
lie was a member OF the Seventy-second In
DIANA Wilder's brigade, aud belonged 20 the
G.. a. r. post and masonic lodge at Clark 5
Hill, where lac was buried to-day
john Allen, "a prominent farmer, and his
estimable wife celebrated their golden wedding
yesterday. Their daughter, Miss Hope, added
10 the matrimonial interest OF the day by we'd
ding John W Wonderlv
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-06-06
Groceries.

Sugars-IIard, 71z@so; standard \, 67sa7c: coffee
A, 61&G6}sc; white extra G, 6A@6}sc; good yellow,
S5s@Ge; common to fair, 5l2@J54c.
Molasses-New Orleans, new crop. 3Od soc: medium
syrups 53d35c; choice, 3Sa ACC.
COhee-COmmOn 20 good, l49tl6c; prime TO choice,
17@l9c; fancy, 20d2lc golden Rio, POI 221 Java
24a2Sc; Leverngs +. l.. c., roasted zoe; Schnuli
krag's standard, 1870; Arbuckle's, 20 a.
Mscellaneous-Rice, j1307t2c Coal oil, S1aa1ic.
Lake salt, car lots, 9Sc0sl Beans, navy, S3G3 -;
medium, s. 1902 70; marrowfat, S3G3 p. Canned
goods-BlackberneS, 81 05ai 10; peaches, 3-pound.
81 5O@2 So peas,Sl 4091 90; salmon, pound S2 IS:
tomatoes, 3-p0und, 81 l59l 40; Sugar-cOrn, 81 101
1 so Baisins-Crown London layers, new, s3@3 .
per box Muscatel double crown, new, s. 2Ocs2 90.
Prunes, 4lzG5c. Currants, 7dSc.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-06-06
A Sad scene

SEYMOUR, May SO.-[Special] lone of the
saddest scenes ever witnessed in this section
took place yesterday. The remains of Mr.. Viii
liam Meitler who was killed at Hiawatha,
Kan,, by lightning, were brought to the home
of his brother, August. in the northwest part OF
this county for interment. The remains were
viewed by large concourse of sorrowing
friends, among whom was Mrs. Adolph Smith,
who upon approaching the casket to take last
look upon one she had known from his infancy,
with strange actions, she sank TO the floor
and expired without a murmur. She was n
highly esteemed lady, nearly seventy years Of
age, and the tragic event has shrouded the en-
tire nelghbOrhoOd in gloom.