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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-14

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
quiet; prices unchanged aud steady; No 2
spring wheat, 7z5 a 784c; No. 2 corn, 503 a 50ac;
barley, 77080c; No l 1axseed, 81 40; prime
timothy-seed. 81. 80; mess pork per brl, $4,000
"a 10; lard. per pound, 1924 0765c; short-rib
sides (loose), 725c; dry-salted shoulders
(boxed), 6 06 Zoe; short-clsar sides boxed. z65
0770c; whisky, distillers' finished goods, per
gal, 81 10; sugars, cut.loaf 7s0S4c; graduated,
S.06c; standard A. 6. 69c.
On the Produce Exchange to-day: Butter
Creamery. % 29c; dairy, 16025c. Eggs more
active at 1870 i4e.
Receipts-Flour, % 900 brls; wheat, 81. 900 bu;
corn, go 600 bu oats. III, 900 bu: rye. 1000 bu;
barley, 43 900 bu. Shipments-Fl Flour 20. 600 brls;
wheat. 1900 bu corn, 135. 900 blu; oats, 81, 900
bu; rye, 1000 Blu; barley, $4,000 bu.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-14

NEW ORLEANS March 13-Cotton squiet; mid
ding, IL 16c low Iniddng, 9ssc; good ordinary,
516c net receipts. 6.693 bales; gross receipts,
o. 739 bales; exports Great Britain A. $50 bales;
sales, 2, 600 bales; stock, 273, 219 bales.
LIVERPOOL, March I3.-Cotton--Quiet; sales.
10 600 bales including l. 600 bales for speculation
and export, and $500 bales American.
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Wool

ST. LOUIS. March 13.-Wool quiet but steady:
unwashed bright medium, 1924; coarse braid, 13
O2Ie: low sandy, lOO1Sc; fine light, 13O17c fine
heavy, 10017ci tub washed choice 35c; inferior,
30033c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-14
FIELD SEEDS

Wholesale and Retail at HUNTINGTON 6 HOSES
SEED STORE 70 and 80 E. Market ST. Indianapo-
lis. Samples and prices furnished on application
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-14

52lsc osts-No. 2 35ac No. 2 white. 35 SIC.
Receipts-Wheat, 1900 bu; corn, $500 bui oats.
5000 bu.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-14
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Artificial and Natural Gas.

To the Editor of the Indianapolis Journai:
observe that this evenings News has letter
from correspondent signing himself ''P. Z" who
undertakes to show that artificial gas can be
given away and still enormous profit realized
from other products of coal
Will the brilliant correspondent and the
sapienc editor of that organ explain TO one I'M
versed in these matters why it is that we are
raising such furore over natural gas and ex-
pending much money for piping the same
when we could have better article for nothing
and still get RIGHT
The writer is rather wavering in his opinion
on the gas question and would be glad of this in
formation to enable him to come TO decision.
MARCH D. G. E.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-14

LIVE STOCK.

ST. LOUIS March 13.-Lead, common. 4soc; re-
fined, 4.S5c.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-16
on'tEypcrincnt

You cannot afford to wa~tr Time in
Experimenting when your lungs are
in danger Consumption AWAY,
seems at first only "a cold. DO not
permit any dealer To impose upon you
with some cheap imitation u Or.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tion, Coughs and Colds, but be sure
YOU get the genuine Because he can
lnakG mprc profit hc may tell You he
has something just a. good, or just
the same. Don't be- deceived, but i'm
,i't upon getting DR.. Kings New
Discover. which is guaranteed to
give relief in all throat, Lung and
Chest affections. Trial bottles free at
u. h. Moore' Drug store. Large
bottles 81.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-16
Gurc Of Cancer and ulcrr..

Judge 2. G.. McIpndou writes 10 the swim
specific Co.. About three years ago Jerry
Bradley had a cancer0us sore on his face.
near the right eye. II caused,him great
deal VI pain. and he lost the sight Of the eve.
but was finally cured by the use of Swift's
specific. This ease Is wei known in Wilkes
county, Ca. where he lived +"
MT. J.. Cox, of Arkahutla TATE county.
Miss, writes. ~ suffered a great deal FROM
old ulcers for Years. Your medicine was
recommended, and after using six bottles
was completely cured. Your medicine does
more than you claim for IL. ! have known
% tn cure eases which were thought hope
less.
Mrs. a. VI Goldsmith, 40. ga Warren 81.
Brooklyn. y. o., writes. II commenced
using =. :. =. about three years ago. had
suffered much with sore throat for over a
genr used great many other remedies
with NO good results. Ny little girl. also.
had SORE fingers; i commenced from the
quick ana the nails would come off, We
duciorcd her Tor over two years. and when
began using s. S. s.. ! thought / would sec
what % would d. Cor her II is the best RENE
ely ] know q for the blood. I really ln-
Mafe 0 was ihe means Il saving my iife
ihe doctor told me ! had q throat disease
similar % tfrn Grants Icheerfullv recon.
mend % % aH suffering FROM disomered
blood
Treaties on Blood and Skin Disease mail
ed free. IHE SWIFT Specific Co, Draw
er 3, Atlanta, Ca.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-16

I. 0, Democrat. tRt they should fore
go ihoir political convictions and Civ
him their support simply because D,
lives iu thi- ~tates Did au, .cuti.
mcui of State pride ever move linn o,
.pcak tolcmuiIy. even. ofa political
opponent much less vote tor him
W. generous words. not even word.
OF iu-ticccyer fcli from hi- lip- tor 90,
beloved Hendricks iu hi. lifc-dmc.
For NrtclIand. Tor seymour. for Till
lcu, tur Hancock and Tor Cleveland
hc la- never had anything bat bitter
aujmrl1riiahlo speech. Neither the
iudi,idua. members Of the Democrat
jeopardy uor the part, itself as 200 ORE
mnintiou have ever been spared hy
Gcn. Harrison. Nor has d. spared. m
hi. partisan fauatiri~m. those who diff
frrwiih him iu their habit. and modes
oflitc. tho-cwhoarc opposed 20 .umpi-
uaN w"hihilofY legislation; and
vino" Hr Hn'' 'he i"rk> OF che road, o.,
ho -"'"riiiii'' a"'~- Dee VIII Away aim
'' i'h' ih' one winch leads most
swiftly and safely in m, opiniou, to
'hr I"'''i'ai"'d destruction OF those
VINO '''' "i''s"iiihe hi' narrow and
'''''''' '''"'' 0la'e Pfiue Tor ten.
'''I' ''''' J '"uiu NOT dl>pafagc his
just ''''''- To- lhe RESPECT OF hi- com-
''' men, pun most a'''F + u 70 vote nor
num- ON '"'l' ground 10 labor or
-"Iii/' ''"'''' against whom hederlartd
war '''d loon "l arms, ana INTO whose
''"N' "' I'"P"'e' :" loiee lie refuse
P'l'uI''i"" OF 'liliia' Ieei talled upon
'o support ii''ii p''au-e lheH are proud
'' l'''''l'
WI Democrats Reel drawn 10y STAT"
pi''e q" '"'' Tor one Who' ln order io
return d" Tue Senate slandered the
l'4'>'''''i'" i Indiana and attempted.
90 january 1891 To pef'eH IT. honest
lh'j'il'i ii'" q minority by eApelling
,"' ''' lf'h-p"auief ana Knight oi
i.''''i cornelius Measher' Democrat
De- member nom TINS county And
upon ll' pfldr OF the people ct
ih''i'"' generally irrespective OF par
~ what rlalm ha, ten Harrison
growing our 81 hi' own state pride
""p''u WIN 2 proper regard ahd care
Tor hrr s""d name ana tame among
l'f sister state, ana throughout the
world : The Republican presidential
candidate 200 the ia't campaign. rs you
lIl To" well remember brought an ac-
Il"n OF SANDER against Democratic
newspaper oi indianapolis. II in
vowed the most delicate matters of
domestic iie. conrerning which ! have
never spoken ana never VIII ten.
Harrison was MI blalnes leading
lawyer ahd When lac moved 10 dismiss
Ihcra~e without bringing 1t 70 trial, he
assigned a. y
l'o'i on 'ir STATE ana on the COURT
'ia' 'uuS' woods refused The paper
CONTAINING u = pla'' ~ ms iles' In
'hai paper u was ~ substance alleged
mar a court presided over by an IN
tense l'ep"oliraa Judge wilma Repub-
'''ah ihar''ia' ana kepnbiican Jury
commissioners had become 80 tie
D'u'Ue" ny me influences oil political
agitation. aud the recent Democratic
victory. that a citizen If Maine could
NOT secure a fairt.i,lor obtain r.ti,o
.,.,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-16


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without teruss a. tlr 1iaatiou OF orr
an.ad capital Christian men and
Christian uafW. resort 30 peaceful
lolia.ioH, and arbiua'iou- for thc
settlement IT diferrur.~. 0cu. Hair
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-.n srhn.amcnt cot the sword Z
u.ti.e tlat ae l. receiving many pco-
I,p and delegation, eall.d 90 DO him
Aaau D.. him put ou ihc captains
uniform De- wore st thc ar,ruaL take
Is Springfield ride iu hi. und aul
taeu Doe wil appear 90 ihe delegations
a..'u. ou fbl Republican candidate
20" I pn-ileue, a- De- Jil to the
auu.n-p lu.e Of Indiana in 1917. and
q. De- ,il apIear- b. them. The
clothes WORN hy Washington during
go. revolution the coat in which Jack
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lali ai shiloh. and ofhrrprr.iou, and
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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-16

- just received 200 barrel. Of
fresh -four made from new wheat.
HARPER 4 RaaERs.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-16
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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-16

40 htdtis HuNfAfI. lldl the
people of Indiana are expected to sup
port ten Harrison on sentiment of
state pride ! am indeed proud of
Indiana, Of the fame of her mighty
resources. and of her educated. brave
and -rlt-reliant people. Her name
ha. often been on my lips in the sen
ate. and ,ouetime- my statements a..
To- her wealth, her vast capabilities
foo the future aud the high intelligence
sud integrity Of her citizens have been
carried across the ocean and placed to
hcr eredi. ia the markets where rail-
road securities were bought and sold.
Though one OF her mmblc,t, am one
Of her most devoted ciiileu, When
my age was numbered boy months
and mot by wears, my infant eye. look
cd out from the door Of q log cabin
upon hcr dark, unbroken forests. with
no fifty miles. as the crow flies. from
where ] stand Tonight. rejoice
that iu her giant progress from the
pioneer day Of your father and mine.
rank and alleged superiority of birth
have conferred no advantage, over
those born in the abode- of labor. and
who took their first lesson, iu liie be-
hind the pIow
But. ia What respect doe, the career
Of Gen. Harrison appeal 50 strongly 20
iAe pride Of lnlianiau-. and c-pecial-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12


Dol. TARgArt has moved from his
beautiful residence at Grub Landing,
to his city home, in PhilAdelphiA for
the winter. The night before he left,
the Lin wood Band came do Hn and ga ye
him . sernAde by toIohllght The colo
mel gAvA the boys handsome trea:.
DIR. Fenton aud d.. BridRleye and
families have gone to the city for the
cold weather.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Troutmau and family
60 back from their handsome country
residence ct ClAymons to his PhilA-
delphiA homo, The above gentlemen
ere we'll liked by those Wbo It wac
their pleasure TO get acquainted with
them. The latter person especially lie
very lively for . man Of his sge, aud
many OF the young people think . good
deal Of Mr.. Tr0utmAn bfcsuss be IsktB
notice Of 1hem. There "a always room
here at Olnymont, for all such persons.
A few evenings ago M. VIM Dan
Eenbaker and lady took . buggy ride
up the Chester read. A runaway team
ran into bis buggy, giving him . terri
BILE shaking up. Toe same didn't do
much damage or hurt the occupants.
A. 3. Ostey raised about q bushel OF
sunhower seed this year. He has bGen
doing 20 sor the last ten years. He
thinks that every farmer ought to raise
suDh0Wer sfed. They are Rood to feed
horse on in the vii ter time, giving
him about quart twice q week. They
give glossy color TO the hairs, also to
the feathers Of chickens. Ore good
meal . week to chickens during the
winter and We will vonoh no ohole. a
while ealing ths seed. He lived 81 a
place four year,, where two different
families lived before him. They told
him he couldn't keep chickens. for they
uould die He did keep chickens, and
during the four yeArs he didn't lose
more than = hat dozen OF the foWlS.
They are 3 good thing to even feed
pigs on. They are excellent for putting
fowls In tame for an exhibition The
above gentleman raised q flower this
year that measured sixteen and a half
inches across II, or forty eight inches in
circumference. The largest flower he
ever raised measured flity-seven inches
10 Giroumfefenos. The most flowers on
one stalk was 40.
The fair IN progress ct Wilmington is
the general talk here, and II 1t Is not Z
success II will not be the fault Of the
BrAndyNine Hundred LeJple, As they
are certainly pAtronizlDg Il to a letter,
and our HEARTY Wlsh 10 that every one
who can will do all 70 make T. Suc-
cess. YBTro
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12

TIE APPARENT DsmoMAuc victory
ct the chArtev elastion held In Newark,
N. j., on ruesdAy, IL NOT muSh Of :
victory alter all In fact II Il m1Es oil
The nature OF . deisa', % Tor several
year, Newark has bean DsmosEAtlo
List year the present Democratic
Mayor received . plurality Of l. sos
volass and on Tuesday the Democrats
elected their Tax OommiIsloDer and
School Tras ees by less than 900 ma
toRlty. rats sh0 ~ . Republican gain
OF over 700 valss, OOnseq aently the re.
salt YES 9 substantial vlosery for The
Republicans, thai argues we'll for the
result in the Stats paxi month. Essex
cSunty, outside OF Newark, hes always
gone Republican by about 1 200 me-
IoFity, but the Fesult Of FassdAy's cleo
sion shows that II 10 good for 81 least
1000 majority iof HarFia1n and Morton
81 the coming elsstion. Cleveland
plurality IN New Jersey In 1884 VA
4 .4l2, and II viii not require M any
DsmoorAllo Victories like that OF Tues.
day 70 place ths SlAls where II bslongl
lin the Republican o1lumu.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12

If THn manAgerS Of the wilmlng VOC
Fair wish 10 make II psFmAnsni In
sIitutlon Ihsy viii tAks care 70 guard 10
the future against any kind Of gamblers
|or gambling being permitted on she
grouudG We oAnu0t believe shat
privileges were sold 10 this class for the
present exhibition nowlnRly, ana Il
oan readily be seen hoW, villa . Artl
exhibition the managers could DO aud
no doubt we're deceived ~ 70 she true
nature Of the business conducted by
these shArperh 8 III, juIl - soon - II
Was touud ouL svery one OF them
should hHvo bean unoerl monlous sly
bounced from the grounds. No games
OF ohSnoa should DO psrmitted, Is there
is al wsys . class of people IhSt sAunot
resist the temptations who are suEs 10
be flssSsd OF their money. II wAS moi
70 Be expected that everything would
be perfect this year, and the mAnsEsr'
are entitled 70 great credit Tor ShGl
they have Done, bat the people have .
right TO expsol that this Is the hrsI and
last time privileges viii be sold 10
sWlndllng fAklra.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12

In A sPRLCa Mr.. Blaine made 81
Goshen, IndiAnA, on Wednesday even.
ing, he lhoWsd the insInoerlty OF PreEi-
dent oltvelAnd'S opposition 10 trusts,
and SAID:
sin President OlsvelAnd's famous
free trade message Of last December he
warned the county Of the dangers Of
trusts, and argued that they we're the
offspiiog ald result OF the protective
system established by the Republican
party; at the same time, while REsAilinR
in the vide sweep OF his accusation al
most every Industrial interest in the
North, the Pfesldent was particularly
careful to be silent respecting the enor-
NOUS taria on sugar. Out OF S21s, COO,
0C0 collected on impOrtations OF every
kiAd last year, over s5S 900, coo came
from sugar A'One, which ia equivalent
TO more than one fourth Of the customs
revenue for the year,
Hs then proceeded 10 show that when
he wrote thAS message be knsW that the
Sugar TruHI one Of she largest In tbs
word, WAS In full operation, and that
II The tariff aaS helpful 70 that trust he
was giving Is ell the cid and assistance
In his pORoE. Mr.. Blaine also showed
thai when she Mills bill vas uudsr con-
BiderAlon Mr.. HAvemeysr, the presI.
dsni Of the Sugar Trust, who ls . we'll
kno IN Democrat, appeared before the
Ways and Means OommitIse, and OBJ.
bAined nuih IN arrangement OF the day
on sugar 81 vas equI VAlent 10 %. 900,
900 Annualiy In the pockets OF 1hs mem
beEs OF Ihe trust, and this money iS
levied upon the consumers Of this land.
President Cleveland Was no doubl
aware OF Ihln tact, but he proved his In.
sincerity By remaining silent on thll
matter, while lie took especial pAlAs 10
ADan almost every other Industry In
the land, ARd styled our manu- iaoturerI
protected robbers" Mr.. Blaine also
demonstrated how the Dem0srAIlo
party IL controlled by the Whisky
Tfusl, and charged that II, o. we'll Is
the Standard OIL Company, are heavy
contributors 10 the Demooraho Cam.
pAiEn fund. These things 20 still fur
theE TO show the sham and lnsIn lsrI "
Of tie present administration, which
has clearly proved that the only thing
In which IL 10 slnoers is I've osdlity 10
Amerlesl lrduIIrleS, and the desire "a
crush them out OF existence.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12

THE ORDER Issued by the ohIsS OF
pollos, By order OF the msyor, in ref
Arenoe 70 stands or booths on the sIraets
10 very sweeping and will com pleIejy
roVoluiioniz3 matters In this city, A.
oording to this notice call booths.
stands, stalls and other obstruction
mus! be removed from tho side walk -
before IL O'Clock Tonight. This Il will
be sesn extends even further than Ihe
Italian peanut vendors, end II We I'M.
derssand II correctly, means that No
sidewalk business shall be transacted
on any btreei except those set apart foT
marksis. We do not know whAl
course Sill be pursued by the chief In
The event OF the order being diuobsyed,
but We presume ihAa'he viii proosed Il
ensoIoe II. In this no doubt he youle
be juteaet BY Tho decision OF the 81
perlor Court la the OArdinslIa casa
which declared all these stands q vic
lAsiou Of The law, and As such the ohie
mas IN undoubied right TO remove then
and 10 arrest the prOprleIorS II they
should resist
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12
OUR $40 SUITS
AND
OVERCOATS
Are Good Enough for Anybody

And we are DESTROYS of hay-
ing you call and examine
our clothing and see how nice.
ly theyare made and trimmed
and also take the quality into
consideration for such little
money.
These goods are all bought
or spot cash, hence we are
ust as well prepared to offer
our customers bargains as
any house in the country.
We also know if you will call
and examine our stock YOU
will bear us out in the aSSer.
ton.
For Boys Children we
have a very large stock Of
Clothing. Very pretty styles
at very low prices.
You will always find polite
statesmen in attendance, ready
and willing to show you
through our stock, whetha
you wish to purchase or not
Every garment marked in
plain figures. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refuded.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12

NoTlOE-l, JusEPH BOOMER, THE
~ owner and Occupant Of the house nitu
Ated At NO. elp Ohufoa street, 10
the Eighth ward OF the city OF Wilming,
ton, county NJ Now UAatls and STATE Of Della
ware, in compliance with the requirements
OF the acts Of the 0oneral Assembly IN such
case made and provided, do hereby give no.
tlce thAt 1 hhAll apply In writing 70 the
Oourt Of General Sessions Of the Peace and
Jall Delivery 81 the state Of Delaware, 10
and for New Castle Ooanty, On MONDAY, the
18Th day OF nov. A. ID 1858, being the next
term Of said cOurt.for q license for said house
- an Inn or tavern, for the sale therein Of
lntoxoAt Ing liquors in less quantities than
one quart, TO DO drunk on the pFemises and
the following respectable oitisens OF Eaid
uArd recommend the said application, via
james BsrFy james IIynoh
james Donning Samuel FoFrSft
HARVARD DonAhoe TIL FennemtIe
Henry Brown James Uhrtsty
Joseph n 1dieon VIM d Sparks
Lssvi OhristSin Jshn + Moore
John DeAlon Walter Ford
John J Hornsr Joseph Nd Wardu
John q Strauss John M Irwin
John Mokowon Daniel BloodWell
qeorge m Wells james A NJ squire
" Dawson WIN FOfrest
Peter Becker JOSEPH hgaNBR.
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