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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-08

Not one in twenty are free from some
~ lie ailment caused by inaction of the
liver. Use Carriers Little Liver Pills The
result VIII he pleasant surprise They
give positive relief,
viii positively cure sick headache and
prevent lls return. Carter's Little Liver
Pllls This is not talk, but truth. One pill
q dose: see advertisement, Small pill.
small dose, Small price.
Pain from indigestion, dyspepsia. and
700 nearly eating, Is relieved by taking
one OF Carter's Little Liver PILLS immedi-
ately after dinner. Don't forget this.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-08

M ANTED.-To rent good farm of
w about l5O acres, by 1. thorough farm
er Good references given. Oall this Of
nee. s-l2-lm
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-08

WANTED. -seamstress to do repairing
W and help on new work. Apply to
S'6-u +. 4. HART, Tailor.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-08

Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed Castoria.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-08
THE FINALE.

SuIlivan's handlers were pouring
water over him and placing ammon
ia to his nose, and with much trout
lie brought him around. When he
did come to, he looked up at Jack
McAuliffe, vino was tanning him
with towel, aud after opening his
eyes half way, or as far as ne could,
said in his more than ordinary boot
leg voice:
Say, am l licked? Did that
young fellow DO it?'
McAuliffe sorrowfully admitted
hat that was the case. John did
aot say anything more until Coreetl
came over aud shook hands with
him. john got up, took Corbett's
hand, and then spoke to the crowd.
"Gentlemep, said the ex-champion,
~ em only glad that the champion
ship has been won by an American.
| have fonght once too often" This
speech brought down the house, as
1t has not been affected during all
the week. There was great, wild,
woolly West, hot, Southern, mad,
enthusiastic yell when Corbet,
knocked John l.. out, but that noise
was not mora than u mark to the
wild, madhouse demonstration that
the gang made when John l.. said
those manly words.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-08
HOW SULLIVAN FELT


when all was over, Sullivan was
taken to his dressing-room, just out
side the arena, aud DIR. Charles T..
Seaman. a member of the club and
also coroner, was sent for. He found
pitlable-looking patient covered
with blood and weeping at what he
considered his disgrace. Every one
thought that Sullivan's nose had
been broken but the doctor said that
il had only been split. He put three
stitches In It and patched II up. The
face was very much swollen and the
lips were cut. The nose was cut
with a lefl .hand half-arm blow.
sullivan felt very badly. He
turned t. Charley johnson aud
said; "Pm sorry abou, my friends
losing their money! "Never
mlnd,n said Johnson, ''you have
never lost any of your friends. John.
I'll put up $4,000 on you tomorrow
10 light Mitchell OF any one else but
Corbeit. He seems TO be a very
clpver yonag fellow" "Yes," said
sullivan, "he's cieverer than any
fshtrr | ever met In my life. l let
him hii me one OF two hody blows
parpaaaly, with the idea Of catching
hlm he landed. but l couldn't
touch hisn. Well, he has won the
championship. aud he had better
keep Il. Ny advice 70 him 10 Il he
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-08

DOR SALE.-A house to be moved, must
be sold dt once. Big bargain. Inquire
of Howard, the house mover y-S-3t*
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-08

WANIED-A girl 10 do general house
w work Cal at sGS Liberty 81. S-3O-St
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-08

For SALE.-A few dozen choice
pullets, good layers. .CHAs. M.
BEAK. q-e-3t
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-08

I OST.-A Mileage book No 1850, contain
- Ing the name OF A. B. seal. Fin
der please leave at Aitken Il Palmer's gro
Gerry, and be rewarded. G7-lt
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-25
Commissioners Sale of Real EState
IN DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned Com<
missioner of the Dubois circuit court appoin ted In
n cause. No 1925 pending in said court for partition
of lands, wherein Louis seng, IgnAts Eckert, and
Others are plaintiff and Rosa Mark, John Marx,
and others are defendants will offer FOX sale By
order OF said court az public auction on the premis
ses, Thursday. June 16 1892, the following real
estate situated in said county of Dubois and stats
Of Indiana, TO wit;
PART Of lot No. twenty (2o), in BuohArts addition
TO the town Of Jasper according TO the plat of said
addition 70 said town, more particularly described
as follows:
Commencing at the southeast corner Of said lot
No 20. running thence the road along
Patoka river chains aud 20 links TO stake thsnos
north chains and LINKS 10 the right-oiway Of ths
Louisville. Evansville and ST Louis Railway Com
pany, thence east along said rght-of-way 20 whers
IL trkes the east line OF said lot No 20 then south
in said line to the place Of beginning, excepting,
however from the northeast corner strip OF ground
60 feet from north to south, and 30 feet from
10 west being the ground which q warehouse
formerly stood said part OF said lot No. 20 80 de-
scribed as aforesaid. containing one and one-halt
more less, including the spoke factory aud
machinery, with appurtenanoes therein contained,
and also the warehouse now located taid one and
one-half acres of real estate.
Terms of Sale-One-third cash, one-third IN nine
months and one-third in twelve months, the ppT.
chaser giving notes Tor said deferred pAyments With
good freehold suretes bearing from date 81
sale, and waving relief from valuation laws.
Sale TO begin at o'clock D. m.
JOS. T. FRIEDMAN, ComI.
Bruno Buettner, Attorney.
May IL, 1897. 1884
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IN CONGRESS.
Proceedings OF Both Chambers for the Past


Monday, May l6-Funeral services over
the body OF Senator Barbour OF Virginia
were held in the senate chamber, Bishop
Keane of the Catholic university officiat-
ing In the house consideration of the
sundry civil bill was resumed.
Tuesday, May l7-Both branches in ses-
sion. In the senate the naval appropria-
ton bill was again considered, Mr.. McPher-
sons amendment being rejected, 80 TO Is.
In the house consideration of the sundry
civil appropriation bill was continued.
Wednesday night, both branches N
session-The senate: The naval appso-
priation bill. as amended bv the commit
tee on appropriations, was passed, FIVE
democrats voting with the republicans.
The house. Consideration of the sundry
civil appropriation bill was continued,
Judge Holman being compelled TO yield to
en- increase in the amount set aside for
the surveys of public lands.
Thursday, May l9-Both branches in
session. The senate: COMMITTEES amend
ments TO the river and harbor bill were
acted upon and Mr.. Frye's bill to exempt
vessels from the obligation of paying state
pilotage fees was passed. The house:
Consideration of the sundry civil appro-
priation bill was continued.
Friday, May 20-Both branches in ses-
sion. The senate: The river and harbor
bill was passed without division. The
house: Consideration OF the sundry civil
appropriation bill was continued.
Saturday, May 2l-Only the house of
representatives in session. The discussion
of the civil sundry appropriation bill was
continued. The Sherman statute bill was
defeated
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loads through 100 sale; market 1870 stronger;
extra steers / 500 10 / 800 pounds, S440(1460:
choice, ], 400 to 1900, 81 2O(1435.
Hogs-Receipts, lis loads through; as sale:
market 5G1Oc higher; demand good; heavy,
S5.05@5.10; packers and medium, $50; pigs,
good 20 best, S4.90g5OO.
Sheep and Lambs-Reeeipts, 17loads; 20 sale;
market stronger; Que load extra weathers sold
at 500; prices for ordinary quotable at:
clipped sheep, choice to fancy, S5.50a5.75;
clipped lambs choice to fancy. $7.25gZ75
CHICAGO, May 23.-The Evening journal
reports:
Cattle-Rcceipts, 1850; shipments, 1000
steady; best steers S4.40tI4S5, others $3.50
420; feeders, $3.400S.65; stookers. $2.50d350;
Texans, $S.e09L05; COWS and heifers. $275@
800
Hogs-Receipts, 81. 600; shipments. 1900;
market active, steady; rough and common,
S4G450 mixed and packers, $4.65(l4.S5;
prime heavy and butchers weights, $3.50
4.95; light, $4.6094.S0.
Sheep-Receipis, 1900: shipments. 5000;
market 10Gl5c lower; Texans. $3.<0GG5.75; ma
tive and western yenrlings, $6.15G6.35; lambs.
S69L75.
CINCINNATI, Nay %. - Hogs Strong;
common and light $3.75(94S0; packing and
butchers. $46094.S5; receipts, 6,10o; ship
ments, 1900.
Cattle Steady; s2.25@425; receipts. 2.l7O;
shipments, go.
shoep-Firm; ss.5O@65O; receipts. $500;
shipments, 3,l00.
Lambs-In better demand, strong; common
to choice spring, $4.50@LO0 per 100 pounds.
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Lincoln, wife of the American minister,
presented Mesdames Potter Palmer OF
Chicago and Mrs. Grub, wife of the
American minister to Spain.
An amendment to the sundry civil bill
requires that prisoners be taken to the
nearest judicial officer. and prohibits fees
to commissioners for adjourned hearings.
The handsome hall of the Zoelner
Maennerchor of Broadway and WillOugh-
by-ave., East Brooklyn, was totally de-
stroyed by fire. Loss, S150,000. Insur-
ance, 10000.
A bill to place on the pension roll, at
the rate of so per month, George w.
Jones of Iowa, formerly distinguished
senator from that state, was reported to
the senate by Mr.. Turpie and, at his re-
quest, was Immediately passed.
Fridays cabinet meeting was attended
by ali the mem bers except Secretary No
bic It was announced that the Spanish
government had raised the embargo
against American pork. Our pork is now
admitted at all ports of the world.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Damrosch at Now York. Tele-
grams of congratulations were received
last evening by Mr. Damrosch from Secre-
tary of State Blaine, whose daughter is
Mrs. Damrosch, and several other persons.
George L. Taylor and d. F. McConkey,
prominent lawyers and partners in bust
ness at Forsythe. fancy county. Missouri,
are in Jail charged with having shot and
killed Deputy Sheriff Williams and par
ticipated in the lynchin0 of John w.
Bright.
Secretary Blaine has requested that the
president withdraw the nomination of
Frederick Bancroft as consul TO
Brunswick. He saws he recon-
mended that Bancroft be given
the nomination because he wanted TO let
him down easy as he WAS utterly unfit for
librarian of the state department. Now
that Bancroft has made such fuss about
his removal, Mr.. Blaine thinks he should
be dropped altogether.
The American library association has
elected the following officers: President.
Melville Dewey of Albany, director of the
New York state library; presidents,
Justin Winsor OF Harvard university, w.
F. Poole OF the Newberry library, Chicago,
c. 4. Cutter of the Boston Atheneum, F.
\. Crunden of the st. Louis public library
secretary, +. 7. Hill OF Newark n. j.
treasurer. II. J. Carey. Scranton. Pa; re-
corder, II. Mutley of Detroit. Ten coun-
cilors were also elected.
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LEGAL RECORD.
Supreme Court Decisions.

Supreme Court Decisions.
1888. Dayton gravel road com any VS..
board, etc Tippecanoe G. G. Reversed
Cohey. J.
l5.609. James B. Glow ct al. We. John s.
Brown ct al. Montgomery q. @. Affirmed.
1859. John G. Keadle VS.. Matilda f.
Siddens. Benton G. c. Transferred to
appellate court.
1882 Hoosier stone company vs..
L., \. A. q G.. railway company. Law
renee G. c. Reversed. Elliott, c.. j.
1854. Frank McWhinney vs. city OF
Logansport. Cass G. G. Affirmed. Odds, ].
15,S07. John L. Thompson ct al VS..
Simon Goldthwait ct al. Grant q. 9.
Affirmed. Olds, J.
1889. Town of North Manchester vs..
Andrew j. Oustal, Huntington @. @. Dis
missed. Miller, j.
16.415. John NJ. Luzodder VS.. state, for
use Of Charles A. Rhine, commissioner
Blackford &C. Affirmed. Elliott, j.
1918. Nathan Mccoy vs. William II.
Able ct al. BLACKBOARD c. @. Rehearing
denied. Elliott. @. j.
l6,49l. Nicholas Zeigler, executor, VS..
Nancy Mize. Huntington @. G.
Petition to transfer to appellate court
overruled.
1866. p, c., c. & ST. /. railway com
pany VS.. William II. Hardin, treasurer, ct
oil. Henry G. G.
Restraining order granted to continue
in force until further order of court.
1882. Levi Campbell ct al. vs.. Thomas
@. Forgy Carroll G. G. Reversed. FL
lott. 9. j.
1899. William Kern ct al. vs. David
+. lsgrigg ct al Clinton G. @. Affirmed.
0lds, J.
1872. Joseph Hennel, guardian, vs. Van.
derburg G. G. Reversed Olds j.
Under the statute OF 1881 county auditor
had no authority TO make assessment for taxes
prior TO that year and IL not voluntarily paid
and were collected BY levy and sale the amou Mt
90 paid may be recovered back.
1858. Fl W., G. & 81. l.. railroad company
vs.. samuel G. Grubbs. Allen G. G. Reversed.
Mcbride. @. j.
The complaint for damages for injuries is do.
fective in not averrng that the plaintiff was
free from fault
1889. Lewis f. Clark VI. Asa Clark. Elk.
hart T.. G. Affirmed. Cofiey, j.
a husband may elect 10 take the provisions
made Tor him under the will OF his wife, and he
thereby dvests himself of his statutory rights.
2 IL a verdict is rendered upon substantial
issues OF fact presented by the pleadngs, 10
should not be disregarded on account OF mere
technical defeets.
16.si1 B.&O. railroad company W. William
Brant Kuscuisko c. c. Affirmed. Miller, j.
In an action against railway before justice
II will be presumed that the officer In ser,ing
q conductor passing through the county made
such service as his county.
1895. Mary G. Ewing vs.. Elizabeth Smith,
executor, Cd 81. Cass Q. Z. Affirmed. Elliott,
J.
The controlling questions are settled by Ew-
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To Stay or 60 u. sinls. whIehq

To attack the dragon Of disease and annihIlate
him before his deadly talons grow, 10 allow him
70 attain dangerous maturity aud destroy us-that Is
the question Of paramount importance TO all afflicted
with organic ailments. Among these. disorders of
the kidneys and bladder are Of tho fatal order if
unrestralned at the outset Their growth Is rapid,
their elimination death. Brghts disease. ordl-
nary nephritis, diabetes, catarrh of the bladder,
gravel suppression Of tho secretion cannot be TAM
pered with disregarded safely. Hostetters stom-
uch Btters Is superb dopurative tonic, giving the
due impulse, without exoitAtion to tho renal organs
besid, strengthening and regulating them 10 COM
mon with the rest OF the system. II infusos, too,
vigor aud regularity into the stomach, bowels and
liver, SUCCESSFULLY c0unteracts malaria aud rheuma-
tism and Is pro-emnently fine tonic for the aged,
the onieeblei and the convaesconL
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-25
sALEs.

NEW YORK. May 23.-Beeves-Receip
boi4 head. including 50 cars for sale; market
slow but 10c per 100 pounds higher; native
steers. $3.s9@475; bulls and COWS, $l.95CoS.b5;
dressed beef steady at 6is(dSo; shipments
tomorrow. l. f92 beeves.
Calves--Receipts. $685. head; market active;
40 per pound higher; veals, $4.50@5.75:
mixed calves. S3.75@476; buttermilk calves,
$l75G626
Sheep-Receipts. II ,653; sheep and yearlinRs
firm; lambs, 1zc per pound higher: sheep.
$5cs6.26i y earnings, $0.60a7.55; southern lambs.
t69675; dressed muttons, l0J<6ll2c; dressed
yearlings, 12Gi4e; dressed lambs, 156C1Sc.
Hogs-Recsipts. II. 7b2 head co q signed direct;
nominsliy steady, S5tg5.G0 per 100 pounds.
BUFFALO May 23-caftls-RsesiptL li9
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Groceries.

Miscellaneous Rice. Louisiana, 6I4036I<c;
coal oil. 61s0Dl01xo; beans, navy, $4,000; me-
dunn, 81. 90G2; marrowfat $2.4092.60.
Canned -Blackberries, 2lb 20; cove
oysters In iull weight. $4,000; lib light
weight 65@7Oc; 2ib full weight S2.4092 40;
light weight, Sl.20(Gi 80; peaches, standard 3ih.
si.75@9; seconds Slb, $l.S0CGl.40; pie s5c;
pineapple, standard On. Si.4o@i75; seconds
30, Sl@li0; string beans, 75GS6c; salmon IN.
a .4O@i. so; pineapples. Bahama, S2.50G2.75;
peas, sifted. s2d226; early June, Si.l5Cgl.25 !;
marrow, S161l.25; soaked, 75CGS5c; tomatoes,
slb. csc; corn, sugar, Sl.lO@l.50
Spice - Pepper, l2ISc: allspice. 12G13c;
cloves, 10000; cassa. ioGl2ci nutmeg, 100
SOC.
Molasses-New Orleans. S9@40c fair, 500;
sirups 27(G37c; choice, 37(G42c.
Coaee-Common TO good, 21IS(1235<c; prime
20 choice, 25lI026I4c; fancy, 26A@27Ao;
golden Rio, 27A@29Ac; Java, S0A@Sll4c;
Banner package, 1910; Arbuckle's, l9ho;
Suear@Hard, 4sS@5Xo; confectionery A.
4I<c; OF A, 4ikG4lSc; white extra c. 40
4ISo; extra c, 3Js941Sc; good yellow, so 0S4o;
fair yellow, S1&g4ssc; yellow, 35s94c.
Starch-Rehned pearl, 3h(gSsso per ID;
champion gloss. one aud ihIee-pound packages.
5ISCD6a<c; cham pion gloss, lump. 4s<6D5c; one
and three-pound packages, go; improved
corn, 6G6hc.
sait-ln car lots. $40; small lots. 95o.
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A MOTHERS FATE.
She Saves the Lives OF Six Children
but Perishes Herself.

sAULT STE MARIE, Mich, May 2O.-News has
just been received here of tragedy at Iro-
qus, settlement twenty miles up the shore.
The residence of Benjamin Van Laden, a
farmer and fisherman, caught fire after his six
children has been put to bed. Mr.. Van Laden
was absent and the work Of rescung the chill
dren from the building fell upon the mother.
she made three trips into the flames, carrying
out two children each time On the last trip
both she and her children were on fire when
they reached the open air. Mrs. Van Laden
devoted her every effort TO save the lives OF her
little ones. In this she was rewarded with
success but paid for it with her own life.
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PeuItrx and Produce.

B. Hutchinson q Co. quote: Eggs-l<c
Poultry-Hens, 1Oc; spring, zoe; ROSTERS,
41xc; young hen turkeys, lie; young tom tur-
keys, 10c; old toms, &c. Geese-POoT, $500;
full feathered, $3.50; ducks. &c.
Butter-Grass butter, l0c; poor, 6aSci
fancy creamery, 20922o; choice creamery. $50
zoe.
Feathers-Prime geese. sO@S5o per Ib; duck,
20@25c.
}. r. Budd & Co. quote: Eggs 14c.
Poultry-Hens, 1910; spring, IL to lbs,
15e; roosters, &c; hen turkeys, 1lci tom tur.
keys, &c; old toms. &c; geese, poor. $500; full
feathered. $3.50 per doz; ducks, 70.
Butterflies; poor. Sc; fancy creamery, 100
lie; choice creamery, IsG20c.
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED MALE AND FEMALE. OLD
"A and young. $500 60 S15O0 per day easily made,
selling our Queen Plating outfits aud doing cola
silver, Nickel Copper and Brass Plating that is
ranied 10 wear for years, every class OF Metal.
Tableware Jeweiry etc Light aud easily handled,
experience required TO operate them Can be carried
by hand with ease from house 10 house same a.
gripsack or satcheL Agents making money rap
idly. They sell TO almost every business house aud
family and workshop. Cheap, durable, simple and
within reach OF every one. Plates almost instantly
equal 20 the finest new work Send for circulars eto
Queen City silver Nickel Plating 90, East 81
Louis
A GENTS MAKE 100 Per CENT AND WIN
~ S7tS cash prizes on my cores, belts, brushes
and remei e.; sample free; territory. DIR. Brdg nAn.
rs Brosdway, New York.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-25

Erutta and NeGstaDise-
Tennessee Strawberries-s2.76 C9S.0o per case
of twenty.four quarts; Illinois, SSCG360 per
oAse. Indiana berries 400
Apples-Fancy, $500; common, $3.50
Irish Potstoes-Burbspks. COO per but seed,
early Ohio. COO; Early Rose. Co.; Beauty
Hebrons SOC. New potatoes, $500 per brl. S1.75
d2.00 per blu.
Peas-0ne bushel box, $50.
New Beans-$1.75@200 per bu-
California Oranges-$3.5O.
Tomatoes, l bu box, $500.
Caulitower-$1.00 per doE
Radishes-25o per doz.
Bananas-Fanoy, tl.75930o per bunch.
CAhbage-Eew Mobile. $500 crate.
Iemons-Choice. $500; fancy, $4.60616.00.
Oniona-Fanoy yellow globe, $3.50 per brl.
Fards, Glib cases, CO.. Fards lob box, loo
per Id.
Cucumbers, 75cGas1.oo per dozen.
Onions, 15c per dozen.
Kale Greens-fl.00 per brl.
Maple SugaT-9Gl0c per ID.
RhubArb-1oc per doz.
Hickory Nuts-50o per bu; shellbarks, T5o
per bu.
Figs-121l4c per ID.
Beans--Navy and medium, q per bu.
Cider--Dufiy prime juice, $3,60G400 per
S2-gal Dbl; kegs. S2.75
Honey-New white comb. one pound SEQ
tions, Ice; dark, 14c.
New Dates-Persians, cobb box, 30 per ID.
Sweet Potatoes-New. $500.
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Irnn nnd Hardwnre.

Bar iron. $i.e0@2O0: wrought charcoal bar.
429OG3.OO. Horseshoes - Burdens. S4.25:
Walkers, $4.25614.35; mule shoes. $5.25; cut
nail rate for sos and Cos, steel nails 81 so;
horse, $3.50 per box; wire nails. rate. $500.
arb-wire-Gslvsnized. So 10; plain annsalsd
II and u sizes the regular advanced Powder
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s-eds.
Wholesale price, in seeds are q. follows:
Hides, leather, TNliow Aa4 P.I,s.

Leather-osk sole, 26C9S2e; henlock soles,
2SC9?9c; harness, 25g32c; skirting, S3Gs4ci
black bride, per dor. S5596O; fair bride, s65
AGO per dozen; city kipp. s5o9s5; French
kipp, 75e@S1.10; city calf skins, Toc9$1t
French calf SKINS. S1C11.75.
Sbeep-Shearing, 20930o; lambs 40G76o.
Grease-Brown. &c: yellow. Sc; white, 10.
Tsllow-No. l, &c; No. ?, $40.
Hides-Msrket dull and declining; No.
tallow. SIC; No. 2, Sci No. cured. 4zs; No,
cured, $40; No green, $40; No. 2 greens
2Xc.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS. ETC.


In the matter OF the estate Of Mary Ann TerrT g.
ceased.
In the Marion Circuit Court, May Term, 1872
Notice Is hereby given that Michael Clune, a.
executor of the estate OF Mary Ann Terry, de-
ceased, has presented aud hled his account and
vouchers In dnsl settlement Of said estate, and
that the will up for examination and
action Of said Circuit Court the Sd day Of june
1892 at which time all heirs creditors OF legatees Of
said estate are required appear In said court and
show cause. II any there be. why said account and
vouchers should not be approved And the heirs OF
said estate also hereby required at the time and
place Aforesaid, 10 appear aud make proof OF thell
heirship. MICHAEL CLUEE. Exr.
l. b. swift. Attorney 1874
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M.rshnII H.Il,.

Ready method in drowning. as TO what to
do and how TO do IL, will be found in DR..
Kaufman's Medical Work; fine colored
plates from life. Send three 2-cent stamps,
TO pay postage TO A. r. Ordwsy * Co.,
Boston Mass. and receive Cory frsa