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THE JoBBING TRADE.
(Tle quotations gfvefP below are the selling price:
of the wholesale dealers.)
Candies and Nuts.

IThe quotations giveibeIow are the selling prices
of the wholesale dealers.)
Candies and Nuts.
Candies-stiek. 5lsQ6c per ID: common mixed,
5izM6c per Id; G. A. r. mixed SEC; Banner
twist stick. SC; cream mixed 9c old-tme mixed.
Nuts-s Ssl -5sheIled almonds ng1sc English
nuts. roasted, 7qSe; mixed nuts. 1Oc.
Drugs.
Alcohol. S2.S6d2.50: asafetida. 25@soc alum, 2h
@4c; camphor 40Q44c; cochneal, 5O@55c; chloro-
ta ure p indigo p SsO soSe caa6
sdTp6Se w. sT oa snGs zG ma a'o
@lSc; oh. castor per gal $ll2gll5: oil. berga-
per or, SSaSsc balsam copaiba, SO@soc; soap, cas-
tile, e. l2Ql6c; soda, bicarb:. 4laQ6c; salts Ep-
turpentine S7QsSc; glycerne. lSlsGiSc; iodide po-
tassiufn,. S2.50g2.60; bromide potassium. 55G60c:
Shlerate potash zoe; borax, 7QSc: cincnonida, 2Ou
Oils Linseed, 42a4lc per gall coal OIL legal
test sest 1gi4c bank Ave best straits SOC; Labrador
4oc lard oils. winter strained. in brls, 40c per
gal; half brs. Sc per gal extra.
Canned Goods.
Corn. socqs1. %. Teaches Standard s-lb. s15oQ
u %, seconds. sl20Ql.S0 3-lb pie. S5qs0c; Cali
SSTa sandaTd saSg GIitoT1s seconds ,h so
ab az ehoeeg eoPe cyster
fun weights. S5QsSc; light sOaE65c; string beans.
70Qs0ci Lima beans. sl10@120 peas. marrow
sSs rsd Sie eaey c s5
s5c. salmon. lib. si10@2; BIB tomatoes, s5eqsl.
OOul ana OOkcs
The following are the prices ON ,oai and coke
as retailed in this market:
81 bTas 81 per w tGn esbH np lump
jackson lump. $4 Greene county lump, s2.75:
Paragon lump, S2,75: Greene county nut $3.50:
Blossburg coal, S.; crushed coke. So per 25-hu:
lump coke. 81 foundry COKE Sc per ton.
Dry Goods.
Bleached sheetings-Androscoggi l., 5lsc;
Beihley, No. 50, &c; Cabot. 5,sc; Capitol, 41sc;
Cumberland, Sac. dwight Anchor, csc; Fruit of
the Loom. 0Ac Farwell, 51ze F1tchvine, 5lse;
f , Wieth. 5stc; Gilt Edge, Sc; 5iided Age, 4Ac;
Hlii. 9Ac, Hope, 54c, Lnwood, &c; Lonsdale
6Ac; Peabody 4i4c; Pride OF the West 101sc (:
I@h strike, 3i2c. sPepperell. ga l5c: Pepperell,
n-i lSl-c; Androseoggin. 81. I6isc: Androscoggin
Brown sheeiings Atlantic A. 5,so Argyle, 4ssc;
Boot c. 4isci Bucks Head. 5izc. Clifton CCC
5e5 Constitution, 4O-lnch. 5&c; Carlisle 40-inch,
TIC, Dwight $ Star, 6isc; Great Falls L. She
Great Falls j. 41ac; Hill Fine, sac; Indian Head,
She; beppeFell r. 4lzc: peppcrell. 1914. i5c; An
droscoggtn pa, l5c. Androscoggin, 1914, I8l6e.
. PElnts-Allsn dress styles. 4ise; Aliens staples
t3sc; Allen fk, &c; Aliens robes Iisc; American
indigo. tc Arnold long cloth B. IKE;
Arnold Lie, 6Ac; Cocheco fancy 4lac:
cocheeo madders. 4c Hamilton fancy. 4lsc;
Merrimae pinks and lurples SEC Pacific fancy
asac SlmlScn's fancy, DC, simpson Berlin solids
tlse. SIMPSON OH finish, Be-. American shirting
si~cs black white. SStc; grays, sac.
Ginghans-~A moskeag staples 4t8c: Amoskeag
Persian dress, &c; Bates Warwick dress 5lsc.
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Sarah Jones. lightweight years, 1925
North West street old age
Oliver Green, twenty-three years, 20l3
Bellefontaine street. phthisis.
Infant Clark, 10l1 Broadway, premature.
James II. Lewark. sixty years, 1l42 Lin
den street, heart failure.
Isaac Thalman, sixty-fOur years, 1103 East
Washington street, paresis.
Joseph f. Strain, seventy-flve years, 216l
Cushing street, consumption.
William Amos. six years, IL Oriental
street, scarlet fever.
Infant Reader, $500 Grayson avenue. coll
litis.
Bessie Johnson nineteen years. 2l9 To-
ledo street. rheumatism.
Aggie Hachl thirteen years, 157 Williams
street. tuberculosis
Mary Mullen. seventy-nine years, 9O5
North Senate avenue, old age.
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demand for American having been quite
active in London and at other foreign CEN
ters Besides the recorded transactions.
there are reports Of very heavy blocks of
securities having passed to the hands of Eu-
ropean holders IT private sale from the
hands Of reorganization interests. In view
OF this absorption of American securities
abroad the upward tendency Of the foreign
exchange market during the week is some
what contradictory. But the easier rates
for money here have been attended by a
stffening Of discount rates abroad and this
has naturally induced the Withholding of
exchange in order 20 draw the higher In
terest rate abroad.
Dealings in the bond department of the
market have continued on an unprecedented
scale during the week. The speculative
issues have moved at times in sympathy
with the reaction in stocks, but prices are
materially higher all around. United States
new fours registered and the old tours reg
istered are 4 lower, bid. and the fves x
higher bid on the week
The following table prepared by T.. w.
Louis. Room H. Board of Trade, shows the
range of quotations:
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NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-Butter-Receipts, 3.351
packages Market firm; Western creamery, 14la
620c; Efgins, 20c factory, 11Gl4c. Cheese-Re-
ceipts 534 packages. Market quiet: large white,
September. S1ac small white, September, 9Q9Ac
large colored September, Slsc small colored. Sep
tember 9Q9Ac; large October, S@SAc; small,
October S14GS1ac; llght skins, 6161ac; part skins,
4a51ac; full skins, ease. Eggs-Receipts. 5,I14
packages Market easy; state and Pennsylvania,
15c Western, 14c.
CHICAGO, Feb. lion the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm; creamery
13d19c: dairy u@17c. Cheese quiet at SQSl9c
Eggs steady: fresh, 121sG13c.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 11.-Butter quiet and
easier; fancy Western creamery, 2Od2Ol9c. Eggs
steady: fresh nearby and Western, 11ac Cheese
quiet, but steady
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 11.-Butter firm; cream
cry. 15Q1sc; dairy, 12@14c. EggsA somewhat
steadier feeling prevailed owing to light@recepts.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis. Baltimore,
Cincinnati Il md Other Places.

ST. LOUIS Feb ii.-Flour in better demand
and more doing. but prices not quotably changed,
Wheat higher. closing ssc higher for July ana
nc better for May than yesterday; NO RED
cash, sec elevator 95fi9Sc track. February 9o1zc,
May 9S7ka99c: July S2s4c; No. hard. cash, soc
Corn higher. closing 9sqisc above YESTERDAY: no
., cash. 26%4c; February, 26s4c May, zl29zd9sc'
July, 2S7sc Oats closed sc better than yester-
day; No 2 cash, pc elevator. 25c track; Feoru-
airy. 24iae bid: May. 26lsc: July. s2lzc No.
white. 261sc, cash. we firm at 4Sc bid. Barley
sales Flaxseed lower at s1.20 Timothy seed
quiet at 81 35G2. IS. Corn meal firm at Sl.45nl5g
Bran firm at 5o057c for sacked lots on east track
and soc at mill. Hay quiet; prairie. $o.5Vus5O;
timothy. $lGl0. Butter quiet; creamery, lonls1ac
dairy, 9@l5c. Eggs firm at l0%c whisky STEADY
at ST. 70. Cotton ties and bagging unchanged
Provisions firm. Pork. 5000 for standard. Lard
firm 81 20 for prime and 1870 for choice. Bacon
and dry~salt meats firm at yesterdays quotations
Receipts-Flour, 1900 brls wheat, 5000 blu; corn
s.. coo bu: oats, 49, 600 bu. Shpments-Flour, 5000
brls; wheat 1000 bu; corn, 142 600 blu; oats, ROO0
Blu.
BALTIMORE Feb. 11.--F1our dull; receipts.
6S15 brls; exports, ,65S brls. Wheat firmer
spot and month. S1Ooh@loo7s; March, 81 0O,sg
100%; May 9S%Q99c; steamer No. red. s6A4
96ssc: receipts 61,721 bu; exports none; Southern
wheat by sample, s6cd$1.Ol: Southern wheat on
grade, 9634cdS1 00$4. Corn dull and firmer; spot,
SS7s@34c: month, SSAG34c; March, 3S9sqS5$ac
steamer mixed. 3SGS312c; receipts, AZ Isl blu; ex-
ports none; Southern white corn, 3SQ36c; Southern
yellow. 3S@35c. Oats firm; No. white 3O@3lc;
No. mixed 2S12M29c receipts 1874 blu; ex-
ports q $50 bu. Rye frrner; No. nearby, 54Ac;
No Western. 55s4c; receipts, %, SCI blu; exports
none Hay steady; good to choice timothy. s12. so
ais. Grain freights more active steam to Liver
pool. per bushel. 35sd, March; Cork for orders
per quarter, IS 3d. February; Is 1O12dGSs Sd,
March. Butter and eggs quiet and unchanged
Cheese steady and unchanged.
TOLEDO, Feb 11.-Wheat easier; No. ?. cash,
95s4c: May, $3.50 asked. Corn active and higher;
No mixed, SOc. Oats dull and unchanged; NO
2 mixed. 251ac. Rye dull, but higher; No 2, cash
49iac. Glover seed active, but lower; prime, cash.
$3.O7ls.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 11.-Flour firm Wheat
2 rod higher,
> mixed, SOC. Oats active and firm; No. 2 mixed
27c. Rye firm and higher; No 2 Sic Lard firm
at $l.S7Is. Bulk meats firm at s.. Bacon firm at
S5.75 Whisky steady at $119. Butter dull. Sugar
firm. Eggs frmer at 10l2c. Cheese quiet
LIVERPOOL Feb. 11.--Wheat-Spot. No. l red
Northern spring, strong at IS led. Corn-Febru-
airy steady at IS Adj; March steady at Is 23sd
Bacon-CIear bellies firm at SIS Cd.
DETROIT. Feb. n.-Wheat-No ! white and
No red. 951ac; May. 9524c Corn-No. mixed
30sac. Oats-No white, 2S1ac. Rye-No. :, 5Olac
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NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-To-morrow being holt
day in the dry goods market, sellers FASTENED to
were quite steady in all branches of the trade.
Store trading, on the other hand, light,
owing to the scarcity Of buyers in the market.
Both at first hands and with jobbers the demand
by visiting buyers showed falling Off The
strong tone of goods is well sustained. In cotton
this due, doubt, to the firm price of raw
cotton. With woolens there is continued strength
in spite of the weakness in the wool market. In
mems wear fabrics the market shows little
change. Buying is fairly free on recorders Heavy
weight goods were in quiet demand, but the
weeks trading has shown a fair average. Dress
goods are irregular though the demand for
staples on the line of Henriettas and the like is
fairly we'll developed. With cotton goods the
tone remains unchanged Higher cotton prices
have made cotton goods more valuable and sellers
are not given to granting concessions under pres
ent conditions Print cloths firm at I'M
changed quotations
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sading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations We're follows: Flour strong
winter patents, $4So@4.90; straights. $4,000 so;
spring specials, s5.S9qe.4o; spring patents, $4GOq5;
spring wheat 92G93c; No spring wheat. 9109Sc
No. 2 red. 9Slacq$1. No. corn. 2S1a@2Ss4c No .
yellow, 2SIaQ2SS4c No. ? oats, 2512c: No white,
t. o. b.. 2624@27lsc No. rye, 4sl2c. 30. ? bar
ley. +. o. b. 32QS9c. No. laxseed, 81 2Sh; new.
$1.2Siz. Prime timothy seed, 81 S0@2. S2I2 Mess
pork. per bri. $1060G1065. Lard, per 100 lbs
$J.02I2 Short-rib sides 0oose), $5953O dry-salted
shoulders boxed. %:75@52o; short-clear sides
(boxed) S530G5.40. Whisky. distilIers finished
goods, per gal, $1.1Sls. Sugars-Cut-loaf sole;
graduated, 5.51c
Recepts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat Az 600 bu;
corn, 477.0O0 bu oats, 900 bu, rye, 5000 bu;
barley, $4,000 bu. Shpments-Flour $500 brls;
wheat 10000 bu 156, 900 bu; oats 273 900 bu
rye, 1000 Blu; barley 5000 blu.
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BOSTON. Feb 1.-THE Boston Commercial
Bulletin will say tomorrow of the wool market
There has been no decline in wool this week,
and though the extreme rates paid in October
cannot be had, Defenders rates fully main
tanned. In October 5IQ5Sc clear paid for
selected territory deaine. 1t would be hard to-
day to get over 55G56c clear. Good ordinary
staple makes are doing well and the prospect
for good seasons business are most excellent.
The sales of the week are 1749000 pounds
domestic and All. 600 foreign, against 2.793.50O
domestic and 2OSi 600 foreign last week and
3. 265 900 domestic and 3.4l9.000 foreign for the
same week last year. The sales to date show a
decrease Of 392OS0O pounds domestic and
8. 1867 600 foreign from the sales to the same date
in 1897. The receipts to date show a decrease of
r. 069 bales domestic and A. 596 foreign.
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OIL CITY, Feb. 11.--Credit balances. Goo; GER
tificates opened with sales of 1900 brls at f6l2c,
but grew weak steady selling and closed with
sales of cash at 7Ss4@74c bid for regular delivery
During the day there were sales of cash as fol-
lows: 5000 brls at 73%c; 1900 at zee; 1900 at
76i2c Regular delivery sales: 5000 brls at 7412c;
5000 at 75c; 1900 at 76c; 1900 at 1850 5000 at
76Ac; 1000 at 77c total sales, $4,000 brls; ship
ments, 1922 brls; runs 95,426 brls.
SAVANNAH. Feb. 11.-Spirts of turpentine
firm at 323ac bid; sales 65 brls receipts, 20 brls
Rosn steady. with sales; receipts. 1852 brs;
A, B, c. d, $1.3O; f. $1.35; F. $1.40; G. $780, II,
$685. /, $780, *, $3.50; M. s1.s5: N, $1.95: window
glass, s2.O5; water white $2S
WILMINGTON, Feb 11.-Spirits of turpentine,
nothing doing and market unchanged. Rosn firm
at $1.2OQ125. rude turpentine quiet at $15Oq2
Tar firm at 90c.
NEW YORK, Feb 11.-Peholeum dull. Rosn
steady; strained common To good, SL4Oql49
Spirits of turpentine steady at S4AQS4Ac
CHARLESTON, Feb. 11.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at &c bid; sales none. Rosin firm and I'M
changed sales none.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Eleven Transfers, with "a Total Con-
side rn ion of S12,0S3.

instruments filed for record in the record
ers office of Marion county, Indiana, for
the twenty-four hours ending at D. m.
Feb IL. 1898, us furnished by Theo. Stein.
abstracter of titles. corner of Market and
pennsylvania streets, Indianapolis, Suite
229 first office floor The Lemcke Tele-
phone 1850:
Arthur n. Benner 10 Alice A. Dowell
Lot y, Benner subdivision .......... $500
Owen $. Wright to Mary l.. Menefee
Lot 4, Pfatfiins subdivision of Block
49, Holiness West End addition. 40
Charles w. Carr to Thomas j. King
Lot q, Windsor Place ................ $500
James W. Sansberry to Alvin w. Els
iaDrook, Lot q, Dyes subdivision of
Dunlop's addition ..................... 800
Frank B. Stewart TO Margaret Samar-
fin ct al. Lot ISL, Aliens second
North addition Observation-Disclosures. 400
indianapolis Brewing Company to
Celia Mckenzie, Lot Is, McCarty's
subdivision of west part OF Outlot
100 .....;.... .......:.................. 1900
Barbara Forster to William c. Dever.
Lot II, Beaty's subdivision of Out
lot 100 .......- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100
VIM n Vandevier to Margaret Van
devier, Lot 4. Block ), North Indian
,apolis ~. .................s.. 1900
al, part of west half. southwest
quarter, Section A. Township 16
Range 4.-;;;.:......;.;...;.:.. .......... zoos
Lot 50, Cooper & Pickenss first
Northeast addition ............... 800
John w Bronson to Samuel r. Hager
west half of east half northeast
quarter Section 49, Township IT,
Range ............................. 1,s25
Transfers II. consideration $40 as9
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NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE market for metals
in the general way shows rather better temper
The New York Metal Exchange makes the clos
ing as follows: Pig iron warrants very quiet at
$3.50 bid and 500 asked lake copper strong and
higher at 11.20c bid and 1l.25c asked; tin steady
at 1850 bid and lac asked spelter firm at 4071zc
bid and 415c asked lead firm at 375c bid and
3.S0c asked The firm that fixes the selling price
for miners and shelters quotes lead at S.55c.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 11.-Lead higher at S.55c
SpeIter firm at 3.S0c.
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Cotton,

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1i.-Cotton steady
sales. $500 bales; ordinary, 45sc; good ordinary.
SC: low middling 5-16c; midding, 5ssc; good
mddng, &c; middling fair, 7-16c; receipts, $3.50
bales; stock, 551,S1l bales.
MEMPHIS Feb. 11.-Cotton firm; middling
5ssc; receipts, 1888 bales; shipments, 1921 bales
stock, 129 06S bales sales, 1,4OO bales.
NEW YORK, Feb 11.-Cotton quiet; middIing
6Ac net receipts. 500 bales; gross $3.50 bales.
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CHICAGO. Feb. 1.-THE Shoe and Leather Re-
view of Feb. Y will say; Native steer hides for
prompt delivery reported sold 1112c and
hides just salted and not ready for shipment
brought 11ssc When the quality of the take-off is
considered these prices are tantamount TO 13c for
summer hides. The advance is really sensational
in character comiAg it does at a. time of year
when the raw material markets usually de-
pressed and stocks accommodating.
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births.

Maggie and Alonzo A. Morrow. 1880 Pleas
ant street boy and girl
Hattie and Fred I. Bailey, 2o7 Auburn
avenue, boy.
Myrtle and James Wernick, $50 Daugh-
erty street. girl
May and Harry Goodwin. 1928 Spann ave
nue.. boy.
Emma and Emanuel Hall, 1898 Indian
apolis avenue. girl.
Mary and Joseph d. Clark, 1Ol1 Broad
way boy.
Ella and Alpheus Southland. 9l2 West
Maryland street, boy.
Mrs. and Harvey A Day, 2Ss5 Pleasant
street, boy.
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Cattle Active and Strong-Hogs Active
and Str0nger-Sheep steady

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. n.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1900; shipments, 500. The supply
was the heaviest of any previous day for
three months and the market opened slow,
but later ruled fairly active. There was a
good export demand for steers at strong
prices, while common and medium grades
sold a shade lower. Butcher stuff was
steady and stockers and feeders were in
good demand at steady prices.
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, Feb 11.-California dried fruits:
Apples steady others quiet; evaporated apples
common, 5G7Ac; prime wire tray, S1sc; wood
dried. prime, SIC; choice, sac; fancy, 9Q9Ac.
Prunes, Base. Apricots-Royal. 5G7i4c; Moor
Pork 9G11c. Peaches-Unpeeled, 5d9c peeled
1902Oc
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centrifugal. 90 test 3-16c; sales, S25 tons
centrifugal 3-16c, Trinidad in port l'o
tons; molasses sugar, 7-16c Trinidad, IN
port Refined quiet.
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Marriage Licenses.
John Fountaine and Sarah Newman.
August Nurse and Jennie Hassel
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Hogs-Receipts, 6,EIO; Shipments. Loo The
supply was fair. The market was active
and the average of prices was stronger
Packers and shippers We're liberal buyers
and all sold promptly, the closing beilks
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the State of Indiana. hereby certify that
of the condition of the above mentioned
as shown ry the original statement, and
file in this office.
subscribe my name and affix my official
A, G. DAILY. Auditor of State
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VITAL STATISTICS-FEB. II.

transfers. II; consideration -. .sl2l
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A REACTION in STOCKS
REALIZING SALES ON 'CHANGE
BROUGHT ABOUT NET LOSSES.
Heavy Trading in Bonds and Evil
Work-Local Trade Quiet.

At New York yesterday money on call
closed easy at 1q115 per cent. last loan,
IA per emit
Prime mercantile paper, 3d4 per cent.
Sterling exchange was easier with actual
business in bankers bills at Sl.s5ss for de-
rnand and at $4SSQ4.Ss4 for sixty days;
posted rates, $4s4 and $4ssi.; commercial
bills. $Ls2
Silver certificates, 56t2@51ssc bar silver,
56ssc: Mexican dollars 46Ac. At London bar
silver closed quiet at I'D an ounce.
The New York weekly bank statement
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the State of Indiana. hereby certify that
of the condition Of the above mentioned
as shown by the original statement, and
file in this office.
to subscribe my name and affix my official
A. G. DAILY Auditor of State
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-04-15
How The Twelve Apostles
Died

According to the generally re-
ceived traditions of the church, An
drew suffered martyrlom at Patre,
in Achaia, on a cross known as st.
Andrews cross Bartholomew was
crucified at Albanopolis in Armenia /;
James, the elder, son of Zebedee,
was beh eaded James, the brother
of our Lord, was probably stoned to
death Matthew died a natural
death; Philip died a violent death
at Hiorapolis, but by what mode is
uncertain; Simon Peter was cruel
fed at Rome Thaddeus, of Jude,
probably suffered martyrdom in Per-
sia; John, the beloved disciple,
lived, according to Jerome, to be
about 100 years old, and died at
Ephesis Simon Zelotes was cruel
fed at 129 years of age; Thomas
was put to death in India and Ju-
das Iscariot hung himself.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-04-15
HE WAS WHIPPED.

THE COST OF PROFANITY IN OLDEN TIMES
AT the trial of case in the Pike
County Courts, the record shows
that adjectives were employed TO ex-
press with force the testimony At
the January Sessions 1881 in an in
dictment for assault and battery, in
which Elijah Doolittle was the de-
fendant upon the trial of the case
before the court and jury, James
Hornbeck, the prosecutor being
under examination testified and
said that he was elegantly whipped" |"
by the defendent. Afterwards Elias
Brown was called and sworn as a
witness on the part Of the defendant
and upon his examination before
the court and jury, he was asked by
the court, whether as Hornbeck
stated he was elegantly whipped?"
The said Elias Brown impudently,
contemptuously, and profanely, an
swered and said, Eyes he was pretty
damned well whipped. Whereupon
the court for the aforesaid impudent,
contemptuous, and profane answer,
do sentence the said Elias Brown to
pay fine of five dollars and stand
committed until the sentence is COM
piled with.
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The Greatest Depth OfThe
Ocean Ever Measured

The Greatest Depth Of The
Ocean Ever Measured
The verified soundings are those
made in the Atlantic Ocean ninety
miles off the island of St. Thomas,
in the West Indies, 3,S75 fathoms,
or %, 250 feet. Deeper water has
been reported south of the Grand
Bank of Newfoundland, over 27, 900
feet in depth but additional sound
ings in that locality did not c0rro-
borate this Some years ago it was
claimed that very deep soundings
from $4,000 to $4,000 feet had been
found of the coast of South America
but this report was altogether dis
credited on additional investigation
in these localities. The ship Chal-
leuger which in 1S72-74 made
voyage round for the express purpose
of taking deep sea soundings in all
the oceans found the greatest depth
touched in the Pacific Ocean less than
1000 fathoms, and the lowest in the
A lantic, 1875 fathoms, as given
above.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-04-15
Thex Were rhIretx rhen.

Either wave of temperance
must have swept over little Pike in
1927, or else there was an unmiti.
gated amount of illegal selling of
liquor, and general drinking, for at
the August session of the Court in
1927 twenty -fonr indictments were
found by the Grand Jury against
different persons for keeping "tip
pling houses" 1t seems that many
of the accused became convinced
thas some other climate would be
more healthy, for the Sheriff made
return on the Capias placed in his
hands for their arrest mon est in
ventus, which means, freely trans
lated, that they had skipped.
The cnstom docs not, however,
appear to have been entirely broken
up, for at the August sessions in
1880 eleven more indictments were
returned true bills. Most of the
cases seem to have been settled in
some way, for there is no record that
the defendants were put on trial.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-04-15

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