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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-06-08
IN CONGRESS.
What Both Chambers Did During the Last
Week

w nut DOM CnamDerh Dlu DurlnK the Last
Week
Monday, May Collaboration day both
houses adjourned
Tuesday, Nav 31.-Botn houses in ses-
sion. Senate: Senator Sherman made a
speech on the Stewart silver bill House ::
Discussion OF the postal appropriation bill
was continued.
Wednesday, June both houses in
session. Senate: Senator Sherman fin
ished his speech on the silver bill, and
Senator Stewart began one. House Con-
sideration of the postal appropriation bill
was continued.
Thursday, June Both branches in
session. Senate: Senator Stewart fin
ished his speech on silver and the bill
went over. House: Consideration of the
postal bill was continued.
Friday June 3.-The house in session
Consideration of the postal appropriation
bill was confined. Postmaster-Cieneral
Wanamaker sent an answer to the house
committee on postoflices and postroads to
the charges against him in connection
with a pneumatic tube company.
Saturday, June THE house in session !:
The postal appropriation bill was passed.
the senate committee on immigration
examined John /. Davenport on the
alleged naturalization frauds in New York
City.
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who were indicted at Boston, were bound
over to the U. S. district court of Massa-
chusetts in the sum of -, 900 each.
Mrs. Belle Talbot of Battle Creek,
Mich, committed suicide at the Michigan
insane asylum. She broke a looking-glass
from its frame and cut her throat from ear
to ear, completely severing the iarynx.
Heavy rains have again caused the
streams to rise rapidly in Oklahoma and
much damage has been done. An entire
family of man, woman and three children
were swept away and drowned while ford
ing the Canadian river.
Willis Pagit shot and killed Glenn Kes-
singer near Rossville. Md The homicide
was the result of an alteration ON account
of Pagit's little girl having taken some
flowers from the grave of Kessinger's
brother on Decoration day.
The graduating exercises of the naval
academy occurred at Annapolis.
The annual meeting of the national sssocia-
tion OF railway claim agents began at Detroit.
The annual conference of the German bap-
fists or dunkaTds was opened at Cedar
Rapids. Ia.
Dispatches from Calcutta state that thus far
there have been over three thousand deaths
from cholera.
Baron Reedtzthott has been appointed Danish
MINISTER OF foreign affairs TO ill the vacancy
caused by the death of Baron RosenOern-Lehr.
At Atoka, KY, six-year-old colored girl
killed her eighteen months baby sister by
knocking its brains out and breaking its meek
with piece of stove wood.
The general synod of the reformed church in
America has adopted a report protesting
strongly against opening the gates OF the
Columb ian exposition on Sunday.
The Billings & Great Falls stage was held up
by masked men near Billings Mont, and the
treasure-box and mail sacks taken after one of
the horses was shot. The passengers were not
molested.
The members OF the Canadian parliament,
the friends of home rule, representing both
political parties. held a private meeting and
discussed DR.. Devlln's home rule resolution
1t was decided to drop the question.
In Carter county. Kentucky, Austin Porter
became angered because his wife locked him
out, and finally forcing an entrance seized q
carving knife and cut her to pieces. He fled to
the mountains and a posse is after him to lynch
him.
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The hue OF health Who can mistake il. The
white brow, the deepened tint Of tho eek, these
associated with brightness and animation of the eye.
CHEEKY expression of the countenance are infAlli-
BILE indiciR that the liver is performing tbs funo-
tions actively aud that consequently digestion
and the bowels are undisturhed. II. however, the
complexion and eyeballs have a saffron tint or tho
face 10 drawn aud void Of sprghtness and anima-
ton the hillary gland is almost certain 10 be out OF
order Rectify the difficulty speedily. thoroughly,
with a paramount ambitious specific, Hostetaer's
stomach Bitters, which promptly remedies not only
the above outward aud visible signs Of biliousnes
but also the sick headaches constipation, vertigo.
fur upon tho tongue nausea, sour breath and pains
through the right side which characterize IL, Tho
liver IL always seriously involved In malaria, for
which the Bitters is sovereign specific. This med
pleteness, kidney complaint dyspepsia, rheumatism
and nervousness,
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Quotations from New York, Cincinnati and
Elsewhere.
INp1ANAPoLIs. INn.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND,
MONDAY EVENING. June @.
Monday started out rather auspiciously for
some lines. dry goods especially. The sunny
weather has caused dealers to hope that sum-
mer will continue in the ordinary way and in
crease the trade. Today few buyers were in,
making general selections. Poultry and but
ter were moving fairly we'll and eggs were in
clined to be firm. The latter were in good
supply aud fair demand. The market East
continues dull, and dealers are not satisfied
with the profits on shipments. Grocers re-
ported firm, steady market Some grades of
sugar advanced lilo OF cent, and ali were
very firm. Collections continued fair. All
sorts of fruits and vegetables were in demand
and trade exceptionally good all day.
Pineapples and bananas continued In light sup
ply and good demand at fair prices. The lat
ter fruit was IN slightly better supply. Fancy
apples were scarce at 80. Cnrrants were on the
market, and quoted at Sl.5O per drawer. Rad
ishes beans aud cabbage were all lower
NEW YORK, June 6.-Flour-Receipts.
15,725 packages; exports. $50 brls, 3,l69
sacks; closing weak; sales. 80, 400 brls. Corn
meal-Quiet. Wheat-Receipts. 363.550; ex-
ports, 3l7707; sales, 100000 futures. 10000
spot; spot. irregular; closing lower; No. red.
9s5sc@$l.OO1z ahoat, 975sc(1SL00H {. o. b.:
ungraded red. S414cCgSl.007z; No. northern,
9l5sg92Ac; No. ! hard, So9sC9S51so; No.
northern. S61I9S7s4c; No. 2 Chicago. 91@
9I1sc; No. Milwaukee. 901Sc; No. 3
spring; s52s@s6Ae; options weaker; No.
2 red June, 9034@9l &c, closing 90Nc;
July, 915sG9Sc, closing 9lAc; August ga
G1931zo, closing 929sc:Sept., 921za9Ssso, clos
ing 92Lc. Rye-Strong wanted; western,
S3(g6S15c. Stocks of grain in store and afoat
June 4: Wheat 6l9, 445 bushels; corn, Sl2,6S2
bushels; oats, 426,5l2 bushels; rye, 81 743
bushels; barley. 55.66l bushels; malt, 56.2oS
bushels peas, 3,l67 bushels. Barley malt quiet.
Corn = Receipts, 1920; exports. As; sales,
2215000 futures. $4,000 spot; spot heavy
lower; No. 2, 5s@601zc elevator; 59@6I15c
afoat: uneraded mixed, 571f@6llic; options
weak; June. 571z696Oc. closing 571zc; July.
555s657Hc, closing 5529c; Aug. 54s<9565sc,
closing 54s4c; Sept, 6454c. closing 545c. Oats
Receipts, 1926; exports, 81, 0SS; sales 225 900
futures; 81 900 spot: spots opened stronger,
closed easier, quiet; options dull, weaker;
June, 371z@3Sc, closing 3711c; July, $40
3sJzc, closing size: Aug, 37d3Sc closing
SIC; No. z spot. white. 449443<c; mixed
western, 36G40c; white do. 4OC9s6c.
Hay-Quiet; good to choice, s0@9Oo. Hops
stsaayi frm; state. common TO choice, 22@2sc;
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The groom should wear buttonhole
bouquet not very large, made OF the same
kind of flowers as the brides bouquet
possibly one rose and two or three sprays
OF lily OF the valley, says II. II. Battles in
an article on Flowers for June Wed
dings," in the June Ladies Home Journal.
One white orchid, if this be very small,
and several sprays of lily OF the valley are
effective. Gardenias are much sought
after, and have been the favorite flower'in
London for wedding boutonnieres for
number of years Six sprays of lily of the
valley also make very pretty bouquet.
The best man should wear larger
bouquet than that worn by the groom,
made of the same kind of flowers as the
maid of honor carries. The ushers should
wear very large, white bouquets--four car
nations is none too large, often as many as
six are used. Either twelve sprays OF lily
of the valley, or six sprays OF Roman hya-
cinth, arranged compactly. make pretty
bouquet.
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candidate. seconded the nomination of
Daniel Waugh, the present incumbent, of
Upton county. Graham and Lindiey, both
aspirants for congress. followed Handley's
lead, with the result that Waugh was
nominated by reclamation. The resolu-
tons indorse the administration.
Upton, Ind. June Especial. The
Hon. Dan Waugh, who was renominated
at Lafayette To-Day as candidate for con-
gress of this district. came home this aft
ernoon and was met at the depot by q
brass band and large crowd OF citizens,
who escorted him to the Arlington hotel,
where he made a speech in which he
lauded Harrison and the &. o. D. to the
skies. He also got in few words for
himself
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Groceries.


Canned Observation-Disclosures Oh, 70; cove
oysters lib tull weight $4,000; lfb light
weight, 65@70c; Oh full weight. $2.400245;
light weight, S1.20G1.3 80; peaches, standard 3ih.
Si.7502; seconds 3ib, $l.309l.40; pie, Soc;
pineapple, standard 2tb $l.409l.75; seconds
Oh. S1Ca1 10; string beans, 75(GS5c; salmon IN.
81 .4OC0i. so; pineapples, Bahama, S2.50CG2.75;
peas. sfted, $2(G225; early June, Sl.lo9l.25;
marrow. s16S1. %; soaked, 75(185c; tomatoes,
3fb. 95o; corn, sugar, $1.10@l.50.
Spice = Pepper, l215o: allspice. l2CSl3c:
cloves, 15@2Oc; cassia, l0@l2c; nutmeg, 700
SOc
Molasses-New Orleans. 59940c; fair, SOC;
choice, 37CS42c. -
TO choice, 251192614c; fancy. 2614g27Ac;
golden Rio, AZ 92954c; java, 304@3l14c;
Banner package, 1870; Arbuckle's, 1870;
SugarHHArd, 49S@57Sc; confectionery A.
4I%c; of A, 41sG415e; white extra c, 40
Axe; extra C, 340I41sc; good yellow, 35< (S4o;
fair yellow, SE6g43kc; yellow. 3s(g4c.
Starch-Rehned pearl, 31zt9Sesc per Id;
champio gloss. one and thIee-pound packages.
5Ik65kc; champion gloss, lump, iA@5c one
and three-pound packages, GO; improved
corn, 6C1614c.
Sait-In car lots 90c; small lots, 95c.
Miscellaneous Rice. Louisiana, 5s4@9654c;
coal oil, 6IlCG101xc; beans, navy. $4,000; me-
dunn. $1,000; marrowfat, $2.z0G2.50.
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LoGANsPoRT. Ind. June 4.-LSpecial.l-T
democratic county convention held here today
was a large and harmonious one. A resolution
was passed instrueting the nominee for repre-
sentative in the legislature to vote for David
Turpie for u. S. senator. The ticket is as
follows: Representative, Joseph Guthrie; pros
ecuting attorney, Frank Kistler; treasurer,
John R. Fox: sheriff. Charles Homburg; county
commissioners, DR.. A. Coleman and Richard
Vim; assessor, Chauncey Custer; coroner, DIR.
F. A. Busjohn. sad feature OF the conVen-
ton was the sudden death of John Conn. can
didate for sheriff
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Fruits and Vegetables.

anu NekethDAoh
Strawberries - Home grown. two -bushel
stands. $500, per case. $2.OO@2.25; Illinois
berries. S1.75; Indiana berries, $500; fancy,
$2.50@275,
Apples-Fancy. $500.
Irish Potstoes-Burbsnk's Michigan stock,
60c per bu; Beauty Hebrons, Coo; New potatoes,
S3.00d3.50 per brl, Sl.00 per bu.
Cherres-S l.25G2.25 per case.
New Beans-S1 .251pl.50 per bu-
Csbbage-Hew Mobile, S2.50G2.75 per crate;
medium, s2.00G2.25. 100
Caulihower-S1.5O per doz.
Radishes-l2l5c per doz.
Currsnts-Per drawer, $1.50; two-bushel
stands, 5000.
Cucumbers-50c per dozen.
Sweet Potatoes-New. S47 per brI.
Peas-One bushel box, sl.5O@l.75.
California Oranges-$400@4.50
Tomatoes, bu box, S2.75GS.O0.
Bananas-Fency, $l.75d2O0 per bunch.
Lemons-Choice. $500; fancy, S460g5.O0
Onions-Fancy yellow globe $3.50 per bTl.
Pineapples-S1.7 10000; fancy, S2O0@2.50.
Onions-12lzc per dozen.
Maple Sugar-9dl0c per ID.
Beans-Navy and medium q per bu.
Cider-Duny prime juice. SS.50G400 per
32-gal Dbl; kegs, $2.75.
Honey-New white comb, one pound SEQ
lions, loo; dark, lilo.
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Let Ne show You

What a saving have made during the
last year by being my own doctor Last
year paid out S96.25 for doctors and their
medicine; this year l paid 3 for six bot
ties of Sulphur Bitters, and they hept
health in my whole family. They are the
best and purest medicine ever made
Charles King, 60 TenDle-st., Boston, Mass
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SALE OF STATE LANDS.
STATE OF INDIANA,

OFFICE or AUDITOR or STATE.
Notice is hereby given that, in pursuance 20 the
provisions of an act of the General Assembly Of the
State Of Indiana entitled Gan act authorizing the
sale and conveyance Of certain lands OF the state OF
Indiana disposing OF the proceeds thereof and pro-
vidng the recovery OF the possession OF any lands
of the state unlawfuly held and for the rent OF any
of the lands Of the state until Sold repeating all laws
In conflict Herewith. and declaring an emergency"
approved March Q, 1882 viii offer for sale 90 tha
highest bidder at the door Of the courthouse, in
Jasper Indiana at from a. N. 10 ?. m. on satur-
day June II, 1892 the following described real
estate situated in Dubois county belonging TO aha
state of Indiana and authorized TO DO sold by said
act:
Northeast quarter of southeast quarter. section o.
township south, range west, forty acres Ap-
prasement, $780,
Southeast quarter Of southeast quarter. section %
township 2 south. range west, forty acres. APP
prasement, si60.
said tracts of lard above described viii be offered
for cash IL Did for cash il received said tracts
Of land will Immediately be reonered for sale on
credit not exceed ve years interest being paya-
BILE annually in advance at the rate OF six per cent.
per annum No bid for less than the appraised value
will be received. -
j. O. HENDERSON,
Auditor of State
Indianapolis. June :. 1892. 7-It
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PouItrr nnd Prodnee.

B. Hutchinson & Co. quote: Eegs-12c
Poultry-Hens, Go; spring, 12c; ROSTERS.
4xc; young hen turkeys, l2c; young tom tur-
keys, Zoe; old toms, &C. Gsese-POor, $500;
full feathered. $3.50; ducks. 7c
Feathers-Prime geese, S0g35o per lbi duck,
20925c.
Butter-Grsss butter, Sc; poor, Go; fancy
creamery, 20@22o; choice creamery. 10000.
j. X. Budd q Co. quote; Eggs 12c.
Poultry - Hens, 90; spring, IL to lbs,
13c: roosters, &c; hen turkeys, 12c: tom tur-
keys. 30; old toms. &c; geese, poor. $500; full
feaihered, $3.50 per doz; ducks, &c.
Butter-Sc poor. &c; fancy creamery, l6@
lie; choice creamery 10000.
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Great Fun

street Smiths Good Hews.l
Suburban Boy-"Pop, won't you get me
a sword, and drum, and a gun, TO play
soldier WITH"
Pop-"Pll tell you how we'll fix it.
Well pretend every blade OF grass on the
lawn is an armed foe, and then you charge
on them with Calling swords and cut
their heads off. Won't that be fun"
Indeed it will. But haven't any Cat
ling swords"
mo, but lawn mower will do nicely"
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Hun.lnEton County Dsmoera.. Nomlnat.
Blaine Clubs for Minneapolis.

FORT WAYNE. Ind, Enthusiastically The
Blaine club left today for Minneapolis headed
by the Hon. J. b. White. The club marched
mp Caihoun-st. amid the widest enthusiasm.
At the Pennsylvania station 5000 people were
assembled 70 cheer the departure Of the train.
The club uniformed body Of 200 men was es-
sorted by the city band. Delegations joined
the club at Columbia City and Warsaw 10 the
number Of 800. The six coaches of the special
train we're decorated. The streamers were
pBlains and Gresham" Protection and Reel
procitYn Fort Wayne Balina Clnhn
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A Spring IdyI,

\. ]. HeeKIy.I
Mrs. Smallot-"Why don't you burn up
that pile of trash in the yard?"
Mr. Smallot-"Wind's tn wrong way.
The smoke would all blow in our own
windows"
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Hancock Democrats Nominate.

GREENFIELD. Ind. June 4-The county demo-
cratic nominating convention was held today
onder the Australian system and very light
vote Dolied. Complete returns from the
county had not been received At midnight, but
the following ticket IL probably nominated
Prosecuting attorney, Edward W. Felt; repre-
sentative, Benjamin r. Reeves; treasurer
George W. Ham sheriff. Marshall I. Smith ;
loronor. John II. Justice; surveyor. Samuel r.
Waters: county assessor, Alfred Potts; COM
nissioners, William NJ. Thomas, short term !;
Aquilla Grist, long term.
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HANGED BY A MOB.
A Wife Murderer Confesses and Dies
at Midnight.

LOUISVILLE. KY, June e.-Near Grayson
this morning Austin Porter hanged by
mob On May % Porter killed his wife. The
mob gathered at midnight, forced the jailor to
deliver the keys and took Porter out and
hanged him to a railroad bridge. Porter con-
fessed the murder
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Has been used over Fifty Years by
millions of mothers for their children
while Teething, with perfect success. 1t
soothes the child. softens the Gums,
allays Pain. cures Wind Collie and is the
best remedy for Diarrhoes. Sold by
druggists in every part Of the world. %
cents bottle.
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A Big Democrats Convention.

COLUMBIA CITY. Ind. June 4-Ispecial. i
Fifteen hundred Whitley county democrats
met here today IN convention and NOM
mated the following ticket: Representative.
Jacob 5. Schrader; sheriff, John w. McNabb;
treasurer, John Gross; surveyor, A. NJ. Miller;
commissioners, w. ;. Mickey and John Trier.
A resolution was introduced by A. A. Adams
instructing the candidate for representative
70 vote for the reelection OF Senator David
Turpie. and il passed without a dissenting vote.
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seeds.
Wholesale price, in seeds are as follows:
H,ae.. L.a,her, ralIew and Polo.

2sG29c; harness. 25CG32c; skirting, 33d34o;
black bride. per doz. $4,000; fair bride. $50
@6O per dozen; city kipp, $50@S5; French
kipp, 75c@sl.10; city calf skins, 70c@$l;
French calf SKINS S1(gl.75.
Sheep-SheAring. 20G3Oc; lambs. 40C975o.
Grease-Brown, 2Ao; yellow. 80; white, 40,
Tallow-No. /. &c; No. 2, SIC.
Hides-Market dull and declining; No.
tallow SIC; No. 2 Sc; No. 1 cured, axe; No.
2 cured. $40; No. green, SIC; No. 2 green,
2xc.
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Blalne sentlm.nt in nfaneIs.

MUScIE, June 5.-ISpecisl. THE repor. of
the resignation of Secretary Of State Blaine
from the presidents cabinet was received with
much satisfaction by the many admirers of the
"plumed knight IN this republican stronghold,
while the admiuistration's followers are ex-
tremely sad AZ the presidents prospects for re-
nomination. The members Of the Blaine club
today are proudly wearing silk badges bearing
the name "Blaine." The president and score
tary Of the club telegraphed Mr.. Clarkson to
push the Maine man TO the 'front.'"
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Many N.w Iden.

In the home cure of diseases, accidents,
and how 10 treat them, and many hints
of value to the sick will be found in DIR.
Kaufmann's great Medical Work elegant
illustrations. Send three 2-cent stamps
to A. p Ordway & Co.. Boston, Mass. and
receive a COPY.
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Articles. Opening Highest. Lowest closing.
Cnah nnoiatlona were ns followa: Flour.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
unchanged; No. spring wheat SAGE; No. 3
spring wheat, 500; No. red, SSc; No. 2
corn. ole; No. 2 oats. $50; No. white. 36x
7Sc; No. barley. 60@62c; No. 5, f. o. b., 43@
56c; No. 4 t. o. b.. 43@46c; No. flaxseed,
SLOPPY; prime timothy seed. Sl.29G1.S3; mess
pork, per Drl., $1O.55CG10.37jS; lard, per 100
lbs, S6.32]s; short ribs sides Qoosel $6.2jGg
6;27Hi dry sailed shoulders boxed UNI
whisky, distiIlers' finished goods, per gal. Sl.16;
anrnra emf lnnf nnchanpnl
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THEY ALL DEMAND TURPIE.
ACTION OF SEVERAL DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CONVENTIONS.

Much Enthusiasm and Full Tickets Named
Resolutions Declaring for Cleveland
Passed In One County and Turpis's Return
TO the Senate Asked for at Columbia City,
LOganspors and Huntington - Peoples
Party Tickets Nominated IN johnson and
Carroll Counties.
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Eighty-rwo Ballot. and No Choice.

OAKLASD CITY. Ind. June 4-ISpeciall-
The judicial convention to nominate q prose-
cutting attorney for this, the Eleventh judicial
circuit. held here today. After balIoting
adjourned 10 meet at Princeton Aug. 20. The
candidates were w. T.. Cox of Jasper county,
S. II. Kidd, Princeton, and Thomas II. Dillon
Of Petersburg. Dubois, Gibson and Pike coun-
ties constitute the district
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NJ m DRY.
IpnckI

Cashin-"I don't know now it is, but
always remember a face longer than a
name"
Malone-"Gedl Then you never had
name Endorsed on the back OF your noteW
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Hon. Dan Waugh Rsnominatsd.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. June Especial +
At the republican district convention to-
day Capt. W. Dewitt Wallace presided.
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Iron and Hardware.

Bar iron, $l.90@2.00; wrought charcoal bar,
S2.0O(G300. Horseshoes - Burdens, $425;
Walkers, $4.25Ct4-35; mule shoes, $525: cut
nail rate for Sos and COS. steel nails 81. so
horse, $3.50 per box; wire nails rate, $500.
Bsrb-wirs- $50; plain annsaled
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Wool.

2sG3lc; coarse wool, 17@1Sc; unwashed aud
medium and common grades, il in good order,
1S022o; burr and cotted. 120116c; fine merino,
16(a17c. Fleece-Washed. if light well
washed and in good order, 29(G31c.
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PRINCETON. Ind, June 5.-[special. THE
Farmers mutual benefit association nominated
the following ticket here yesterday evening:
Joint representative. William Pickel of Knox
county; representative, William NJ. Downey;
sheriff, J. N. Hussey; treasurer, ID. A. HEIDI.
surveyor, Theodore Dougan: coroner. James
Paxton, oolored; commissioner, Henry Mauck.
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{ osnswnre.

Masons pint iruit jars, per gross, $3.50;
quarts, 500; two quarts, $4,000; standard.
quarts, $3.50; two quarts. $3.50; lightning,
pints, $11.00; quarts. 1890; two quarts. $1,000