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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-10-02
Minor state Items.

The Third Indiana cavalry viii hold re-
union at Vevay Oct. 10.
Aaron II. McCarty died at the residence of
his daughter Mrs. Duncan, in ClOverdale,
Sept %.
The new bridge over the Ohio at Jefferson
vile will be $500 feet long, at an altitude of
100 feet. Work began on it Monday.
The Marion Daily Democrat has been sold
by Messrs. Wallace Il kile to w. j. Houck and
Turner 0verman; consideration, $500.
George Kimmel of Cambridge City brought
suit Monday against his brother Joseph for
5000 damages for malicious prosecution and
false Imprisonment.
The First baptist church of Laporte has ex.
Cended a call to the Rev. ID. NJ Christie of
Ithaca, Mich, the Rev. c. II. Irvine of Ashland,
Wis, having declined.
Mrs. Rosina Shieflin of Jacksonville was
awakened by a negro burglar in her room
Tuesday night. She tackled him and pitched
him ont of the window from the second floor
Omega was demoralized last Sunday with
two base ball games. The Omega club de-
feated the Atlantis by a score of 9 to o and then
defeated the Tiptons IL to Is after whitewash-
ing them twice.
The North Manchester Journal favors the
nomination of Warren G.. Sayre OF Wabash as
the proper person TO make the race on the
republican ticket in the Eleventh congressional
district ia 1890.
Frank Smith Of this city fell from chimney
at Calvary church, Louisville, Thursday, the
distance being seventy feet ard had two ribs
broken and sustained in addition internal in
judes-N 4. Ledger.
The other day party OF lightning-rod sharks
called at the farm house OF William Walkup OF
Perry township, Allen county. and received an
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-10-02

order TO repair the rods on his house and
stable. A few days later Mr.. Walkup dis
lowered that he had put his name to a note for
$40 and must suffer the loss.
The second annual convention of the Y. NJ.
c. A. of Indiana will be held at Lafayette CON-
mencing Nov. and ending Nov. 10. Addresses
will be made by prominent men, and papers
read by experienced workers in the cause. Cor
responding members, Christian business men,
pastors and all others interested are urged to
attend.
The Rev. Charles Woodruff pastor of the
united brethren church at Boyleston, Clinton
county, has fallen from grace, and with him
erring sister Mrs. Louisa Calvert wife of
well-to-do farmer. Their intimacy has been
the gossip of the village for several weeks, and
late Monday night eliminated in their elOpe-
ment The Rev. Mr.. Woodruff leaves a wife in
the last stages OF consumption and five children
in almost destitute circumstances the woman a
husband and two small children. 4 reward
has been offered for the arrest of the runaways.
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INDIANA PENSIONS.
oRIGINAL-INvALID.

oRIGINAL-INvALID.
Peter Phillips. Bowman Webb.
John Ii. Faris. Reuben NJ Capehart.
Asbury c. Gerard. Sam. L. Montgomery,
Franklin Haywood. (deceased).
Thomas NJ. Smith. Herman Ackler
Peter Lindower Thomas II. MUIR.
Josiah Shelton. Newton Shoemaker.
William G. Brile. George Clark.
Daniel Sweeney. William Cline.
John A. Grant
Charles f. Chester. John Young
Willis Wilkinson. VIM. +. Zimmerman.
Albert Hollingsworth. Lewis Hall.
Isaac ;. Wade. Jonathan Beatty.
James II. Noble. James Passmore
PHILIPPE Lambertus. Washington Terry.
John P. Williams. Jacob Kelly.
John l.. Mount Elbridge c. Watson.
VIM. A. Miller. Thomas J. Brooks.
James III. Tamehill. Lewis Jarrett
James Reed. Joseph f. Bailey.
George Waynor. Joseph s. France.
Marion Troxell. MILFORD Mckee.
INCREASE
David Mcdaniel. John Schell.
VIM. Hornbuck. Louis p. Leinberger.
John Meyer. Thomas Freeman.
George Ii. GOode. Chas. A. Henderson.
Alfred H. FOrrea. Solomon Rplogle.
John b. Sims. Nathan S. Rugle.
John w. Westfall. Warren Cochran.
AlonZO Lower Michael Sage
Ezekiel F. Hile Powell Hem.
Henry V. Ritenour. John c. Young
Abraham Adam. Nelson NJ. Bennett.
John w. Woods. Albert Reynolds,
James Collier. William H. Mccoy.
Miles James.
oRIGINAL-wIDows, ETC.
Caroline, widow of VIM. Susan, mother of Al
L. White. fred Ragsdale.
Martha A.. widow of Minor of Chester H.
James Reed. Craws
Mary, mother of Henry w. Costin
Lydia c., widow of VIII Minors of James
liam IL. Barkalow. Franklin.
Martha widow of John Elizabeth widow of
Freeman. Edwin J. Loveless
Catharine, widow of Allen S. Kennison
REISSUE.
Mary C., widow of Thos. Magdalena, widow of
NJ. Jones. John Huck.
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The clay County Strike Resumed.

BRAZIL, Sept 27.-[Special. THE miners
mass-meetng at Perth was a decided success.
The meeting convened at Cardonia and, headed
by two brass bands and with q. S. flags flying,
il marched to Perth, where about one hundred
men had gone to work few days ago. The
Perth men met them in a grove near by, and.
after a thorough discussion of every feature OF
the strike, decided 10 lay down their tools
again. The meeting was large and earnest A
few days ago the coal company served notices
OF ejectment upon such of the miners as live
in the the company's property The central
committee has secured houses for the unfortu-
mates, and will see 10 il that their rent is paid.
To-day another meeting was held at Knights
vile, where several men are at work, for the
purpose of inducing them TO come out. The
men now seem more determined than ever. and
there is now no immediate prospect Of a settle
nenf
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WE WANT AGENTS.

Agents are wanted to solicit subscrip-
tons for the INDIANA STATE SENTI-
MEL in every township in the State.
Agents outfits are all ready and will be
mailed postpaid to any one applying by
mail or in person. Let US hear at once
from all who wish to canvass for the old
established and popular INDIANA STATE
SENTINEL. We pay good commissions
to agents, in cash.
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL co.
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Drors a Knife Into Him.

FORT WAYNE, Sept. 27.-lspecial. I-Latty, a
small station on the Nickel Plate. twenty miles
east of Fort Wayne was yesterday the scene of
a desperate alteration that viii surely end in
murder Michael Whalen aud another man
were engaged in quarrel, when James Murphy
endeavored to separate and pacify them,
whereupon Whalen turned upon the peace
maker and drove n long knife into his left side,
penetrating the abdomen. Murphy was then
slashed in the right side. In the excitement
Whaien escaped and has not been captured
yet The injured man was brought to Fort
Wayne and placed in the ST. Joseph hospital.
DIR. Dinnen said tonight that pertonitis had
supervened and that the man must die. All OF
the parties are labOrers.
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Groceries.

Sugars-Hard, s5z9g34c; confectionery A, SIC
@S5Sc; Of A, s%as5sc coffee A, s1E@S14c; white ex-
ira G. S9S1Sc; extra c. 754971sc; good yellow, 71S9
724c; fair yellow, 1919; yellow. 7@l4c.
COuee-COmmOn 10 good, l9G201Sc; primn to
choice. 22G2ic; fancy. 25@26c: golden Rio.
25Sa271zc; Java 2s1z 321Sc Banner package, 1880;
Schnull Co.'S standard, 23lIc; Arbucke's, 235 &C..
Starch Refined pearl, 234d3c per pound; cham
pOn gloss, lash packages, $685.; champion gloss
lump, 315d4c; improved corn. 6G7c.
Observation-Disclosures, 56615c; coal oil. 91{@l4c.
Beans. navy. 2I0a250; medium, 81 4l9250; mar
rowfat, 50 60a26 5 Canned gOods-B ackb berries. SIS
Gee; peaches Ms 81 2592 50; peas 81 5ei.3O; salmon
n, s1.90G225: tomatoes lOs, S19l10; sugar cOrh,
9Oc4Sl. So Rasins-California, London layers,
new, S2.5O92 70 per box; Muscatel double crown,
new, S1.s092 Prunes, old, 1896 Currants,
6G7Lc
Molasses-New Orleans (new crop) 306l5c; me-
dunn sirups, 25130c; choice 35d4)c
Salt-In car lots, S7c small lots, 95c9 /.
Spices-Pepper 1920; allspice, 129l3c; clove%
26930c; cassia, l0912c; nutmegs 759sOc per pound
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Tho spartan Virtue of FortItpd.

Must be possessed in no ordinary degree by those
who bear the pangs Of rheumatism without COM
plant We have never heard ofsueh an individual
But why not, ere the lifelong mtrtyrdom begins ex-
tingush the germ Of this atrocious malady with
Hosetters Stomach Bltters, the efficacy Of which As
preventive Of tho disease well a means OF re-
lieving H. Is we'll established and amply attested,
during the last thirty-hve years. professional
signaturesg IL expurgates from the blood those
acrid principles which beget the pain and nasmma-
ton Characteristic OF this complaint. which IL should
be reeolIected is always Liable TO terminate life sud-
denly when II attacks vital part The Btters also
expels the virus Of malaria from the system. renee
dies dyspepsia. kidney complaint, constipation and
bliousness, quets the nerves, aud invigoraies the
whole physical organism.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-10-02
THE AMERICAN FARMER

Agricultural monthly Wayne Ind and
o
Breeder, Gardener
household
the wodthe DOLLAR YEAR
their minds 1t
o 70 Il
cheerful dwn happy and the demagogue
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-10-02
Indinnn Postmasters.

Celestine, Dubois county, John Hasenour,
vice j. Schlegel, removed.
New Mount Pleasant Jay county, j. R. Bru-
baker, vice S. T. Craig, removed.
Powers, Jay county, Benjamin +. Miller, vice
G. w. Swihart, removed.
Colburn, TippecanOe county, Lydia c. An
derson, vice J. Karnes, resigned.
Mulberry, Clinton county, Aaron Burnager,
vice 5. S Oil, removed.
Burton, Tppecanoe county, John Allen, vice
A. Adams, resigned.
Gilman, Madison county. William T. Baker,
vice J. NJ. Williams. resigned.
Dudley Town, Jackson county, +. r. Stille,
vice J. F. Mewdde, removed.
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Frults and Vegetables.

Pears-Very scarce; S3.O09A5O; choice Bartlett
IS. 5Oa6 90 per Dbl.
Lemons-s6d7 for choice 70 fancy
Peaches-Mosty in baskets. 50975c per peck.
TomatOes-H0Tne grown, 40C75Oc per bu-
Grapes-At better supply; 1O-pound baskets. Con-
cords 25930c Catawbas 359i0c; Delawares, 359i0c.
Sweet Potatoes-Baltimore, s22593.SO; Jerseys
S3OOd35O per Dbl.
Potatoes-Sl. 25@135 per brl.
Cranberries-Cape Cod. 1928 per bushel boxes; So
per Dbl.
Nutmeg MeloGs-lndiana, 81. 25d1.5O per Dbl.
Observation-Disclosures weak; sales, Sl0Sl2 per
100.
Bananas-50caa1.7 IS per bunch.
Squasbes-31d40c per dOz.
Celerv-20R50c
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A clergyman, after years Of suffering from
the loathsome disease Of catarrh, and vainly
trying every known remedy, at las. found a
prescription which completely cured and saved
him from death. Any suffeter from this dread
full disease sending a self-addressed stamped
enyelOps to Prof. j. A. Lawrence, IS Warren
ST., New York, will receive receipt free of
-
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Preferred Cnrbolic AeId to Lie.

SEvAsTOPoI, Sept. 25. -[Special.l j. H.
Mollenhaur suicided yesterday by taking car
bolic acid. He had been sick for several days
and was low spirited. He took the dose at
$3.50 a. m. and died in the evening. lie leaves
a wife, four children, a large number of rela-
tives and many friends.
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The Jncksnn Fnir.

SEYMOUR, Sept. 27.-LSpeciaL. THE county
fair at Brownstown is drawing to a close witha
smaller attendance than usual, and the display
less attractive than in former years. The
races were devoid of special interest. The
people there look upon the state fair as the
drawing card
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-10-02
New Saw Mills Burned.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept 27.-Two new saw
mills, belonging to the Ohio Falls car works at
Jacksonville, Ind, were destroyed by fire this
friday morning. The flames were
discovered about midnight and a call
was sent to Louisville for assistance. Two en-
gines were sent over the river and succeeded in
saving the car-works shops. The total loss is
about S35,0 600: insured.
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Di.honnrinc nis Cloth.

WINCHESTER, Sept. %. Especial. The
Rev. Ira Porter of the salvation army was
tried here to-day on charge of betrayal, and
sentenced to six months in Jail and fine of
five hundred dollars. Mr.. Porter is forty
wears of ace and has family.
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NIangIed Remains Told the Story.

GREENcAsTLE, Sept 25.-[Special. Nv. w.
Dunn, supposed to reside at New Albany, was
killed on the L., n. A. & C. railroad at Lime
Stone creek to-day. He was in charge Of car
o. horses and was on top Of the train. lie was
not missed until the train had reached Green
castle Junction. when a hat was found on top
OF the stock car. Men with hand car went
back TO look for him and found the mangled
remains at the Lime Stone bridge.
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Shot by n brakeman.

Brazil, Sept. 27.-TSpecial.l-A man named
Bilderbeck boarded an east-bound Vandalia
freight train at Staunton. He refused to pay
his fare, and was put off at Williams switch,
two miles east whereupon he began stOning
and clubbing the brakeman. The latter opened
fire with his revolver inflicting a dangerous, if
not fatal, wound in the groin. No arrests were
made
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When Baby wss sick. We gave her csstoria,
When shs vas Child, she cried for Castorsa,
Hhsn she became Mis-. she chung 70 CaSsoria,
When Ehs bad Children. she gave them Cassoria,
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Avery stin Hunt BADLY Left

LoGANsPoRT, Sept. 26.-[Special. l-At a
special election held here yesterday to fill a
vacancy in the city council, DIR. F. J. BushjalIn,
Idem.) was elected by 157 majority. The ward
is about even politically. The republicans
tried a slick" game. but it wouldn't work.
They made nomination, but sent a secret
circular to every republican in the ward to go
to the polls in the afternoon and vote for one
Harry Thompson. The democrats secured the
circular and blocked the game by getting every
man ont
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-10-02
The Beck WASHING nIacbine

Manufactured by the Lebanon NJ. F. G. of Leb-
anon, Ind, was exhibited at the state fair. 1t
is now at the front, as it is an excellent piece
of mechanism, being adjustable in all its parts.
Ii cannot fail to give entire satisfaction as a
good washer and good seller
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"Weak and weary" describes the condition
OF many people debilitated by the warm
weather, by disease or overwork. Hoods Sar-
saparilla is just the medicine needed to build
up and strengthen the body, purify and quicken
the sluggish blood and restore the lost APP
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-10-02
Remains of Two Men Identified.

TERRE HAUTE Sept. 29.-TSpecial.] THE re-
mains of the two bodies mangled at Glendale
by the Yandalia train last night were identified
to-day as Tim Lehan and Tom Stokes OF this
city. They will be buried by relatives.
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Poultry and Produce Market.

Poultry-Hens, s@s1ScI spring chickens. SIC;
ROSTERS Sc; turkeys TOMS &c; hens &c; geese full
feathered, So so per dOz.; ducks, &c.
Butter-Receipts are fair. Dealers are bidding
for choice 9@l0c; common poor, 596c.
Eggs-Candled, per dozen. 15o.
Feathers-Prime geese 3593Sc per b.; duck and
mixed, 2Od25c per H.
Honey-New honey, white comb, 1791sc per ID.
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Shooting n bridegroom.

BEDFORD, Sept. SO.-lspecial.l--T town is
laboring under much excitement. Henry
Dixon was shot and fatally wounded at
o'clock tonight by Thomas Keith Dixon
married a niece of Keith's last night. Keith
was arrested
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The Miners, Meeting.

Brazil, Sept. Especial 1.-The sectional
meetings for the purpose OF getting men to
stop work are a grand success. One at Perth
and one at Knightsvile, were both successful
Others will follow.
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promised to ofieiate as pall-bearers. but not
one appeared and the hack drivers served in
stead. Not male friend of the girl was in at
tendance, neither were her parents. The re-
mains were shipped to Columbia City for
interment
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4 Large Barn Burned.

HUNTTNGToN, Sept. %. -[Special.l - The
large barn on the farm of John Roche, near
this city, burned tonight with large amount
of grain and farming implements. Loss. s., 900.
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CosSERsvILLE, Sept. 25.-lspecial. IA big
damage suit was fled in the Fayette circuit
court yesterday by David Hines against Daniel
Lewis. Both are prominent and highly re-
spected farmers Of Fairview township. Hines
claims that Lewis has succeeded In alternating
the affections of bis wife and betraying her.
He demands ten thousand dollars damages.
The case will develop some sensational mat
fers
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-10-02
PAN Bearers and Parents Failed Her.

FORT WAYsE, Sept. 26.-[Special. THE
funeral Of pretty Stella Goheen, who committed
suicide ut Vic Clark's house Of ill-fame, 90
cured today The Clark woman took charge
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THE AMERICAN FARMER.
WONDERFUL OFFER.
Read Quick, Act Quick, For Here is
Truly Big Bargain.
The INDIANA STATE SENTINEL 81 Per Year,
And the AMERICAN FARMER 81 Per Year,
Both Papers One Year For $1.fO.

We
supply readers with with the STATE
SENTINEL
address think the We
ONE HUNDRED
believe
THE Everybody Weekly
q
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce

CHICAGO, Sept. 30 wheat-speculative trading
was fairly active and spasmodio to-day. and not as
large As witnessed on some days recently. The open-
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

f. L. MYERS, Veedersburg: The state
house and grounds occupy two full city squares
something over eight acres.
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Catarrh Cured,

The prompt use of Ayers Sarsaparilla will
invariably cure all affections of the kidneys
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NOTICE OF MEETING FOR EXAMINATION
N for acceptance or rejection, amendment OF
final report on Station street sewer improvement In
the town Of BrightwOod.
To whom il may concern: Notice Is hereby given
that on the l4th day OF October 1885, at the town hall
OF Brghtwood at 1850 p. M, the Engineer and Board
of Trustees Of the town Of BrightwOod Will meet 20
consider the final report of the Engineer and Board
OF Trustees of said town upon the Station street
sewer improvement in said town, at which time final
action will be taken on said Improvement
JOHN II. WiNNEOW,
Clerk OF the Town OF Brghtwood,
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
USIoS SrocK YARDS,

UNION SroCK YARDS
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 30, 1889.
CATrLE-Receipts light. The market was dull
on shippers butchers stuff is selling slow at quota
tons Common stuff very dull.
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IN THE WORLD OF TRADE
INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKET.
The Provision Market.
SMOKED MEATS
Below are the present jObbing prices:


N y. cut shoulders. 10 10 IL lbs ....... 81
"Morgan q Grey" brand-Hams Of this brand in
limited supply.
sugar-currd hams. &c less than price Of "Relia-
be;' English shoulders, I4c less than the price
Of "Reliabls."
Boneless ma N 1853.
English bT eakfast bacon .......................10
DRIED Dee Mans
Bologna, skin. large small, &c; cloth, &c.
D. s. an Picked Meats
Engisl, cured clear sides, English cured clear bel
lies English cured clear backs. &c less than smoked
Bean pork clearl per Dbl, 200 lbs.........sl4 20
Ham AID rump pork. per Dbl. 200 lbs....... II %
Also in One-half bills. containing 100 lbs, at half
the price OF the barrels adding soc TO cover sddi-
tiDna cost of package
Corned Beef homeless rolled in one-half bbls, 100
lbs, $780,
Lard-Pure kettle-rendered. winter. In tieroes
&c; pure kettle rendered, summer, in terces nc;
also in tubs of 50 lbs. net, price tierceS
half barrels 5Sc advance on price OF tierces;
50-polnd in 1OO-pOund cases. 10 advance on
price of terces; 2-pOund in S0-pOund cases. Ze
adva price Of tierces l0pound cans in 60-pound
caset 1Sc advance price Of tierces; 5pOund cans
in 6J-pound cases, 20 advance on price OF tierces
3-pound in s0pound cases, sc advance price
Central" brand pure family lard. in tlerces... 81
"Martin" brand refined lard, in tierces. ca
Also in tubs of 50 lbs net same price tierces;
50pound, 20-pound and 1O-POund cans, at usual adj
vance.
No smaller than lO-lb cans of Central" or "Mar-
tin"
Fresh Meats
IenderlOins II