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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-03-21
State Notes.

Several Michigan City capitalists are in
vesting IN Hammond real estate.
The Hon. n. n. Walker of Michigan
City has removed to Rutland, VT.
Ex-Speaker Sayre has been appointed at
torney for Wabash county at a salary of
$240 per annum.
The two Indiana senator's Messrs. Voor.
hees and Turpie vsted for the Grand Army
pension bill that recently passed the
senate.
]. II. Pudney of Indiana has been ap-
pointed to 81 900 position and w. B.
Douglas OF Indiana to $1,000 position in
the treasury department, all under the
civil service rules.
A council of ministers from the colgre-
gstioDal churches of Indiana will meet at
the presbyterian church in Portland on
Tuesday evening and Wednesday az $3.50
a. m, March 20 and 81, 1888, for the recog-
Dition OF the Peoples congregational
church at Portland.
The foreman CT Johns farm, near Terre
Haute, recently saw two men, one colored
and one white, shoot hog on the farm,
and carry it to house-boat on the river,
Immediately efterward starting the boat
toward Terre Hsute. He drove to town
and informed the police. On their arrival
the thieves were arrested by the police,
who rowed out in the middle of the
st cam and took them in charge. The hog
had been skinned. They we're taken be-
fore Judge Mack, to whom they pleaded
guilty, and were each sentenced to tive
years in the penitehtiary. They said they
were on their way to Arkansas, and that
they took the hog because they had moth
ing to eat.
James Archer, the Rev. John Stone, John
g. Jones and William Stanfeld OF
Shoals who stand indicted for way
laying and numbering Jackson Ball
ard, Union soldier then at home
- furlough, March Is, 1864, were
required to furnish bonds for their ap.
pearance, and all save Jones were re-
manded to Jail, he being released on So.
600 bond. Charles Archer. son of the first.
mentioned, is charged with numbering the
daughter OF Stanfeld. The aforementioned
was also remanded to Jail in default OF bail.
Messrs. Clark and Dobbins, who win de-
fend the whole gang, prevailed on Judge
hefron for an early trial, whereupon the
Judge adjourned the matter until May 81,
when an exciting tr ial is anticipated.
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Wheat-All grades are dull, with but few in
quiries even for choice milling stocks Arrivals
are light. The visible supply indicates that but
very little wheat has been moving the past
week, showing Q decrease Of 4O4.6i3 bushels.
Futures are fairly active at quotations. Markets
elsewhere are a shade easier.
Corn-Holders are offering stocks little more
freely. Bidding is a shade better and shipping
demand improving. but home consumptive de-
yssnd is very poor. Receipts are exceedingly
light. The visible supply shows a small in
crease. Markets elsewhere are dun and quiet,
Osts-Are fairly active at steady prices:
offerings are regular and free, with beral
track bidding. Arrivals nominal.
Rye-Quiet..
BrsI-Dull.
Hay-Very quiet and poor demand. Receipts
and offerings both scarce.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-03-21
An Attempt at Train wrecking.

STAUEroN, March 10. - Especial "A
recent attempt at train wrecking has just
come to light. Ed Thompson was walking
along the Ivan" tracks Friday night, and
saw some fellows working at a cattle guard.
He called to them and frightened them 80
that they ran away. He found large
fencepost placed in the pit in such man.
ner that it would undoubtedly have
wrecked the east bound passenger. No clue
as yet to the villains.
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The Gregory-white Case, Etc,

HoALs, March 19.-[Special THE at
torneys fer the defense in the Gregory
White seduction suit, in which verdict
was returned assessing the damages of the
plaintiff at $4,000. have asked for new
hearing: Judge Heron decided tina. the
damages We're 100 great ana unless the
plaintiff would refund s. 500 of the SIG, 600,
he would Grant a new hearing. The plain
tiff accepted the proviso and appealed the
case to the supreme court
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-03-21
Lebanon Politics,

LEBANON, March 10. - Special The
democrats of this (Center) township have
nominated full ticket, headed By Henry
G. Ulin for trustee. The republicans have
headed their ticket with Lee f. Mailer.
The democratic townships all over the
county have declared for Samuel NJ. Rails
ton for Joint senator. Mr.. Ralston was
present and in response to calls made
ringing speech,
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Farmers' Institute,

scoTTsBURe. March 19-[Special. lex
tensive preparations have been made for a
Farmers institute at this place next
Wednesday and Thursday. Mr.. ]. @, A.
Seey and DIR. Voyles of Harrison county,
Mr.. Dennis Wiley of Floyd county, Prots.
Latta aud Troof OF Purdue university,
Mrs. A. M. Noe, president of the Women's
STATE fair association, and Mrs. ]. B. Con-
ner, editor of the Indiana Farmer, are as
signed parts in the programme. 1t promises
to be grand success.
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Fayette Loses an old Citizen.

CoNNERsvILLE, March 19.-[Special.1-
Phenis Lake, one of the best, as well as
one of the wealthiest, men in the county,
died last night at his home near Everton,
aged sixty-six years, from cancer of the
stomach. He was az intelligent and I'M
compromising democrat, and was justice
OF the pesce of Jackson township for many
years. he leaves an estate worth probably
$4,000, including nearly nine hundred
acres of fertile land.
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Arrest for an Old Murder.

JEFFERsoNvILLE, March 19.-June 20 last
Bette Aldridge was mysteriously killed
in this city while sitting on a sofa along
side Of her lover, George Yeckle of Louis
vile, by a pistol shot. Yeckle was scquIt-
ted on a preliminary examination. To.
day he was rearrested in Louisville on an
Indictment found by the last grand jury
on alleged new evidence and brought here
on a requisitiou. He is in jail aud conf
deut that he can prove his innocence. The
mother of the girl claims to have conclu-
slve evidence of murder.
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EmnIoyaa Discharged.

JEFFERsoNvILLE, March 19.-The Jeffer.
sonville. Madison & Indianapolis road to-
day began sweeping reduction in its
force. Two freight crews were entirely
taken off and others reduced. Traokmen,
watchmen and yardmen have been laid off.
The reduction is believed to have been
made to head off strike.
Ssventy-fve men of the water-works con.
struction struck for an advance of % cents
this morning. A number of bricklayers
went out also for the same advance,
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Fire M StiIIweII.

LAPoRTE, March 10 Especial THE resi-
dence and store OF Robert Joseph at Still.
well, this county, were destroyed by IRE
early yesterday morning, with all their
contents. Loss, So 500; insured for 81 200,
in the following ompsnies: Springfield
of Massachusetts,, Connecticut of Hartford
and Concordia Of Milwaukee.
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lATH cold Medal, Paris, 1878. :.
HNAkVHH - The Favore Numbers, $685. 404, 604
351 TO- and his other styles,
SHkEA &&ENSs the World. \

seems TO be based on justice. The dems and
is supported by the agricultural class.
Since the conclusion of the postal conven'
ton with Canada, seed from tina. country
has driven American seed from the mar
ket and the discrimination which makes
our people pay four times as much as
foreigners is IN ust. The burden falls on
the planter and the reduction viii inure
to the benefit of the agricultural class. 1t
is believed to be eminently proper to re-
duce the rate of postage on seed Ons he =
in view OF the fact that Congress usu'lly
expends 800, 900 for distribution of So 1n
seeds.
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as Is: common TO choice stockers aud feeders,
1850. Prices declined lO@15c from last Mon
day; common to fair, 81 50@5 IS good TO
to good SIS 50(a6 IS; good TO choice, Sc Isl az.
HoGs-Receipts, 16, 965. Business active and
mixed pigs and iisht yorfsrs Is sos5 50; Sc Sc
lected lOrkers, s. 55@5 65; selected medium
weighte IS 6s65 rs.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-03-21
SKIN TORTURES.
That Defy All Other Remedies Speedily
Cured by Cuticura.

Humiliating eruptions, itching and burning
skin fortunes, loathsome sores, and every species
OF itching, scaly, pimply, inherited, scrofulous
and contagious diseases of the blood, skin and
scalp with loss OF hair. from infancy to old age,
are positively cured by Cuticura, the great Skin
Cure, and CUticura Soap, an exquisite skin
beautifer, externally, ana Cuticura R1solYent,
the new Blood Purifier, internally.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-03-21

Bacon-Clear sides. cut or medium weight 9Hc
Clear backs, light, medium or heavy 91{c
Clear bellies, light, medium or heavy 1Oc
Morgan and Grey" Brand
Hams and CsliiOTnians. &c less than reliable;
shoulders and breakfast bacon, &c less than
Reliable "
Porter Brand
prled beei MAINS s'''''''''''
ID. s and Picked Meats
English cured, clear sides, unsmOked......St
Bean pork (clear per Dbl. DO lDs...........sS co
Ham or Tump pOrk, per DBL. 200 lbs. Is 90
Also in y bbls., containing 100 lbs, al half
the price of barrels, with SOC added to cover ad-
d. tiUnal cost OF package.
Lard pure Leaf kettle, rendered in tierces, &c;
half barrels &c, advance on price OF tierees;
5o-pound cans in 10O-lb cases &c advance on
price of tierees; 20pound cans in sO-lb cases,
&c advance on price OF tierces; l0pound cans,
in cobb csses, re sdvanfe on price Of tIereeS s.
pound cans in cobb cases. sc advance on price
OF tierces; S-pound cans in Glib cases, &c sd-
vance on price OF tierces.
Indiana Packing COmany's lard--"Diamond
A, in tierces, see Family lard SIC; 5Olb, 2Olb
and 1C-Ib cans al usual advance on price of
tierceS.
Smoked Sausage--Bologna-Ski large or
small, nc; cloth, large or small, &c.
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interest was felt in the matter. Yesterday
the license was announced. The princi-
pals were Noah McGrew, welLknown
Monon conductor, and Miss Elizabeth
Davis. Society is now at rest again and
the curious have been satisfied.
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Again In the Tolls.

BEowEsTowE, March 49, Especial i
John Cummins was arrested Saturday on
q charge of petit larceny. 1t seems that
Cummins puIloined money at Mullen &
Martins saloon at Ewing. This is the
third time Cummins has been arrested
but in the previous cases has managed to
escape punishment by technicality.
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COVERED WITH SORES.

have been afflicted since last March with
shin disease the doctors called eczema. Ny lace
was covered with scabs and sores, and the Itch
ing and burning were almost unbearable. See
ing your Cuticura Remedies so highly recon-
mended. concluded to give them trial, using
the Cuticura and Cuticurs Soap externally, and
Resolvent internally for four months. call
myself cured. in gratitude for which make this
public statement -
MRS CLARA A. FREDERICK.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-03-21
stauuton Township Nominations.

STAUNToN, March 19.-[Spscial THE
democrats met in convention and nomi-
mated the following ticket for constables:
Will Bailey, Ike Yocom and George Will
Jams; for trustee Sandford Modesto; for
justice of the peace, Wash Corbin, Clark
Veach and John Pudget.
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letter FINALLY CURED.

Having used your cuticura remedies Ior
eighteen months for letter, and finally cured
It, am anxious 10 get 1t to sell on commission.
! can recommend il beyond any remedies have
ever used tor letter, Burns Cuts, etc. In TACT,
it is the best medicine have ever tried log any
thing. X. 8. HORTON.
Myrtle Miss.
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Broad Brook. Conn.
SCALP FACE, EARS and NECK.

was afflicted with Eczema on the scalp, face,
ears and neck. which the druggist, where got
your remedies. pronounced one OF the worst
cases that had come under his notice. he sd.
vised me to try your Cuticurs Remedies, and
after five days use my scalp and part of my face
were entirely cured, and hope in another week
70 have my ears, neck and the other part OF my
face cured. HERMAN SLADk.
40 Z, 4th street, New York.
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viii the Orange Buds Bloom?

LAFAYETTE, March 10. - Especial. -
Society has been on the ragged edge here
for tive weeks. A marriage license was
issued and names suppressed on account
of alleged family objections. 1t was sup
P9sed 70 be in elite circles and the widest
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-03-21
CIearings and balances Yesterday.

CHICAGO, March 19.-Exchange on New York
was par bid and 25c premium asked. Money
was in moderate request al $685. per cent for
time and 595kc per call loans.
BOSTON, March 19.-ExchAnge on New York
lease discount per 81 600.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-03-21

The extraordinary popularity OF Ayers
Cherry Pectoral is the natural result of its
use by all classes of people for over forty
years. 1t has proven itself the very best
specific for colds, coughs and pulmonary
complaints
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Reducing the Postage on Seeds.

wAsHIN sToN, March 16.-In reporting
bulbs, etc., to the house, the committee on
postofices says that the demand for
reduction Of the postage On this matter
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1t certainly does not pay TO keep low
grade of sheep, and then let them take
care of themselves. The small smou1S of
wool secured, as well as the Door quality,
is such that no margin Of profit will bs left
to the farmer over and soova the nosr.
Even with poor sheep a much better
growth OF wool can be secured il thew be
reasonably well cared for than If they be
left to them selves.
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Cotton.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March -Cotton-weak:
middling, 95Sc. Grain and provisions steady
and unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS March 19.--Cotton-Q1
middling, sc; low middling, 95-l6c; good
ordinary SIC; net receipts, 500 bales; gross,
6,11S bales; exports coastwife, 461 bales; sales
1900 bslesi stock, 2e2, 26l bales,
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MONEY to loan or farms at the lowest market
Nl rate; privileges for repayment before due.
NE also buy municipal bonds. Thos. G. Day 4
Co., re, hsyket.st, indianapolis,
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EOR sALE-Farm OF eighty acres in Franklin
II county, Indiana; well improved; never-fs1-
ing water; on the ]. G. road, two miles from
railroad town. Call atl6s w. Washington-ss.,
DOM 10, Miss N, Barber,
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Foreign Exchanges.

PARIS. March 17.--Tnree per cent rentes, sIf
s23ze for the account.
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Sold everywhere. Price. CUTIcURA, Soc;
SOAP, 25c.: CUTICURA REsOLvEFT, 81. Prepared
by the POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL Co., Boston,
Mass.
na Send for 'How to Cure Skin Diseases, "a
naQes so illnsfrations. and 100 testimonials.
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Grain In store March IL, 1883.
INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKET
The Produce Market.
rrach nor dozar1 100


Egg-Fresh, per dozen, I2c.
Butter-Extra country roll, lS@20c.
Poultry-Hens, per b., &c; spring chickens,
&c, ROSTERS, &C; turkeys, SC99c; geese, large,
full feathered. per doz IS 0O;ducks, per h., &c.
Feath ers-PTime geese, S5c; mixed and duck,
zoe
Rags-s1.O per ewt.
Wool-Medium and quarter blood, unwashed,
27627He; braid and very coarse, 2OG25c; tine
unwashed merino, 1s922c; tub-wsshed, SS94Oc;
bury and fleece crown, 5Gl0c less,
Seeds.
Shippers paying prices: Prime clover, So so
as co. prime timothy, 81 5042 20 per Du; extra
cleaned blue grass, 81 90 per bu; red top, zoe
per bu; orchard grass, 81 40; Alsike, S. 10 per
bu; English blue grass, SC per 10.
The Provision Market.
Below are the present JobbIng prices:
Smoked meats-Reliable Brand.
Sugar.cured HAms-25 los. and oVer.......... lie
~ lbs. and Over.........1l14c
% lbs. and over.......-.-1154c
III lbs, and over...........-l2c
10 lbs. and over. ......1214c
II lbs, and over.........l215e
10 lbs. and over............ 13c
California hams, light and medium......-...S1Sc
Cottage hams, 70 lbs. average..........."..S12c
English cured breakfast bacon, clear.........1llc
English shoulders, Light and medium. ........S54c
hOlleQ SnOulOerS.. &C
DRIED beeI
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COMM ERCIAL.

LONDON. March 19.-Bar silver, 1911 per
ounce.
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pTMPLEs, black-heads, chapped aud oily skin
lin prevented by Cuticura Medicated Soap.
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zInrICF nF APPOINrMFNr.

NOMTANA HEARD FROM - Recent
NUN AMI railroad extentions have
developed EXCEPTIONAL fac mineral. stock
and farming oistrics. Maps and full pertcu-
lars, free, upon application to C. II WARRENf
Gen. Pas. Agt-, st. Paul, MINI.
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n - n Are the best
HHU - N% IN months in which
to purify your
blood. Hoods
AT no other a In Sarsapa-
season does "a ~ rs n a rilla is the
the human "a best blood
system $50 purifier.

much need the aIC OF 4 re-
liable medicine like Hoods
Sarsaparilla, as now. The
i,,anOvprishpd condition Of
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LIVE STOCK.
UNION STOCK YARDS

UNION STOCK YARDS
INDIASAPOLIs, March. 10. 1858,
Cattle-Reeeipts very light. Market 1ull, AMI
sales hard 10 make at quotations.
Prime shipping steers Of lao to
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-12-22
PERFUMES

We have more-and better-Per-
fumes than any other store in Mar
tinsburg. This is we'll known.
We bave a large variety of PEI
fume Novelties for the Holidays-at
very low neutrality-suspicious.
Baskets-Boxes--Pungents--and nu-
merous other Novelties-all contain
ing Perfume-at 10c-15c-25c-35c
-40c -50c-6Oc-an 75c. Come
in and see them. FOUT'S. -
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-12-22

"The Democrats in Congress have
decided to admit Dakota, Washing.
ton and Arizona Territories into the
Union as States. Dakota will proba-
bly, be divided, and this will give
four new States. "-Statesman.
Yes, after ten long years of loud
and honorable knocking at the door,
the Democrats now as an eTpedaent
are willing to admit these Terrific
ries. But they will get no credit for
their insincerity. Their attitude on
this question in the past must now
be humiliating, as it deserves to be.
Too late to fawn and couch for votes.
The door is closed.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-12-22

music above the cradle and the dirge
above the grave, and why not let
the ticking oe sometimes joyous
We wish all our readers and friends
the merriest Christmas OF their lives.
MAY no dark shadows fiji across the
sun dia1-but may each and all
spend bright holiday, and be hap
by and ready to enter on the new
year with deeper sense Of their de-
pendence upon God, and their re-
sponsibility in life.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-12-22

las soon as one of the victors
comes to claim my place, III return
to w. Virginia. Ofcourse the victor
will come, and the victim will go
This is right, Let the battlewinners
reap the fruits of their toll and labor.
This is practical politics, and to all
such reaping say, amen, and amen
againl'
"Who struck Billy Patterson >?
This hoary-headed query has found
long-lost brother in the new ques-
ton, 'Who struck Berkeley countyY
She was smitten hip and thigh !
What kind of a clique was it 1t
must have been regular old sock
doleger! But praise the God of Bat
ties, we saved one constable V-Er.
nest Simpson IN the Statesman.
Simp. always was truthful and
funny. He wants to "git.n He sees
the handwriting on the wall. He
wants no procrastinating. Good for
Simp. The clique was an honest
one, that meant business from the
word go, and was big surprise to
the "old sockdolegers." Swell friend
Simp's song above "Amen, and Amen
again." and "Praise the God Of Bat
ties" Simp, you are a daisy.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-12-22

g 1t is learned that in Pitt county
100 negro women, dressed in mems
clothing, voted the Republican ticket
at the late election. "-Berkeley Springs
Ne,CS.
This is the merest "stuf." No
more truth IN it than in the report
that in Jefferson county the Demo-
Gratis voted two graveyards. 1t would
be impossible to understand how
those 100 women could have been
voted, unless we admit that the
Democratic party in Pitt county was
represented by lunatic asylum.
There is no PVT county in this state.
See how ridiculously false such items
are!
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-12-22
4 C1NARD.

Through the talk of one of Gov
ernor Wilson's aids, one of the
Wheeling papers announced that the
Governor had ordered the State Mi
litia to be in readiness to march to
Parkersburg, and that he had de-
termined to issue certificates Of cleo
ton to the four democratic
candidates. This was surprise to
the Governor, as it was purely a
myth. The Governor when here, anG
in a conversation on this subject,
seemed to be taking matters very
cody, and to be watching rather the
Senatorial contest, instead of certifi-
Gates for Congressman. We will bet
big apple that Gov. Wilson and
Hon. Daniel B. Lucas will be around
when the legislature votes on Ken
mas successor.