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ly-acquired Choctaw line. Possibly 100000
will be expended at that point in the cree
ton OF two large grain elevators.
Presidents Hill. of the Great Northern
and Mellen. of the Northern Pacific. will
introduce a new method Of fixing grain
rates and will establish conferences De
tween the shippers and carriers 10 orlng
about mutual understandings rms Is
new departure, but very practical one.
The Pennsylvania handled in June the
largest coal I'd coke traffic in its history;
which was Que 10 the anthracite coal
strike. While the road lost many thou
gained nearly 200 Ger cent. in its soft coal
traffic. The aggregate handled the frst
six months OF 1902 was y, 1929 tons.
Minneapolis roads are reaping a harvest
from travel incident to the National Edu-
cation Association meeting In that city
Fully 1900 people visited the Twin Cities
during the meeting. 5000 OF the NUMBER
coming from points east Of Chicago, and
mated. $4,000.
B. n. Austin. general passenger agent of
the Baltimore & Ohio at Chicago. is at
home suffering from a severe case Of blood
poisoning, the result OF having been bitten
by a spider at the meeting Of passenger
officials in Cambridge Springs last week
Before the meeting was over he suffered
from it, and before he reached home blood
poisoning began.
The Big Four has Just completed at the
Brightwood shops a new dining car,
model car in every respect, lighted by cleo
trlcity, with electric fans and other modern
improvements. All dining cars on the Big
Four, of which there are eleven, will be
equipped in the same manner. AT present
the Big Four is building at its Brightwood
shops four new baggage cars and a COM
binatiOn car.
It is conceded by passenger officials gen.
orally that the rate from the West to
New York and New England points will
be in full swing before the month closes.
The Wabash has greatly aggravated the
situation by including Kansas City and
Omaha in the excursion rate instead or
combining it to Chicago and St. Louis, and
from present appearances IL seems the
troubles have reached a point where paci-
fication will be impossible until something
serious occurs.
In going through his fathers papers, E.
F. Beckley found one which shows that
in 1878, when Norman Beckley first took
hold of the old Cincinnati, Wabash &
Michigan road, its entire earnings one
month were only $4,000. Since then the
station at Benton HarbOr has in some
months paid the Big Four more than that
amount. Many a time in those struggling
days Superintendent Beckley failed to draw
his own pay in order that there might be
money enough to pay the men.
1t became known in Wall street yesterday
that A. j. Cassatt, president of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company. has resigned
a director of the Mercantile Trust Com
pany The resignation was regarded as sig
nifcant, owing 10 it's possible connection
with what has transpired of late
between Pennsylvania and Gould in
terssts. The Mercantile Trust Com
pany has for many years been re
properties, George Gould being pr prominent e1
in the management of the companys af-
fairs.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


BY virtUe Of an order Of the Marion Circuit
Court Marion county. Indiana. and subject 10
its approval. The undersigned administrator OF
the estate Of William r. Ftrquin deceased will
a. the hour OF 10 o'clock m on Monday
July IS. 1872. az the Law Offices OF Lewis A Cole
man suite 1905 Stevenson Building. India napolis
Indiana. and from day 20 day thereafter until
sold. ofe- for sale az private sale. for not less
than the fun appraised value thereof the follow
inE described personal property. 10 Wit.
The stock o. drugs and druggists sundries
cigars and tobacc0s. and the furniture and TX
lures. located and contained in the room at a
North Senate avenue. Indianapolis Indiana
and known The Capitol Pharmacy: the same
&C be sold going concern.
Also the furnishings % two living rooms. con
ssting OF one bedroom suite. rockers. pictures
carpets. etc, now located al 30 West Wash
fEgfou street. IN said city
Also two diamond SHIRT studs and one diamond
ring
Said property viii De sold on the following
terms and conditions All property other than
said drug store 10 be for cash. For said drug
store. al least one-third cash in hand and the
balance IN equal instailments. payable In not
- exceed six and nine months. evidenced by
notes OF purchaser. bearing per cent interest
from date. waving valuation laws providing for
attorney fees. and With approved personal Sc
curity thereon.
HARRY C LEE Administrator
Lewis A. Coleman. Attorney.
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RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS.
Governor Durbin Will Confer with
Indiana College Presidents.

At the next meeting of the State Board
of Education the heads of Indiana colleges
will meet with the board to consider the
best manner of awarding the two scholar
ships to oxford University which Indiana
will get as a result of the philanthropy of
Cecil Rhodes. Governor Durbin has de-
cided 10 invite Indiana college presidents
to meet with the board and discuss the
question. Authorities of every State have
been asked by John Hay. secretary of
State, TO send suggestions as to what
qualifications should be required of APP
plicants fer the scholarships These sug-
gestons Will be given to the trustees of
Mr.. Rhodes's Will, and out of them regula-
lions to govern all the States and Terri
tories will be evolved. Governor Durbin
scholarships, many of which are backed
by recommendations of well-known poll
tlcianS.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS Characterization Miners! More
money made selling my telephone receiver than
mining coal; investigation solicited. c. W. DEN
MS. $50 South Illinois
BUSINESS CHANCE-Good men wanted to oper-
crate plants for the manufacture and applica-
ton OF Coral Marble TO floors and wainscoting
IN the States OF Pennsylvania, West Virginia,
Ohio. Indiana and Michigan. The entire services
OF two for each plant as manager and SUI
perintendent required. Forty for twenty
plants needed: be OF excellent character
and good business qualificst lions. Liberal sal
aries will be paid. A small investment in the
stock of the company is required. well as
company's option the stock should services
be dispensed with. Coral Marble is a substitute
for marble and tile for floors and wainscoting
at less than one-half the price Of the former
THE CORAL MARBLE COMPANY. Chamber Of
Commerce Blfg.. Cleveland. o.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in Indianapolis Postomce
Thursday. JuIy IL. 1902

II not called for in two weeks these letters viii
be sent 10 the dead letter ONCE Persons calling
for letters in the following list will please saw
they are advertised. give date OF list. and pay !
cent Tor those obtained. Free delivery of letters
by carrier 10 the addresses residence can be Sc
cured by observing the following rules.
First-Direct letters plainly 10 street ana num-
Der.
second-Request your correspondents 20 DO like
Third-Have written printed request for re-
turn on your envelope. giving street and number
Fourth-Use Ink when addressing letters when
possible. and leave sufficient space at top OF en-
veope for stamp and postmark
Letters addressed 20 persons known 20 be tran
sient should be marked Transient in Lover
left-hand corner OF envelope. A 3. C. General
Delivery, or similarly addressed letters are
fictitious" and not deliverable
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Rain.

The patient rain al early summer dawn:
The long. lone autumn drip the damn svee,
hush
or spring time. when the ginting drops seem,
gone
Into the first notes OF the hidden thrush:
The solemn dreary beat
OF winter rain and sleet.
The mad. sweet passionate calling OF the showers
To the uublcssomed hours
The driving. restless. midnight sueen ~ rain.
The htful sobbng and the smile again
or springs childhood: the fierce unpityine no,,r
or low-hung. leaden clouds the evermore
Prophetic beauty OF the sunset storm
Transngured into color and 10 form
Across the sky; wondrous changing RAIN
Changeful and full Of temper as mans life.
Impetuous. fierce. Implying. kind again
Prophetic. heauteous. soothing. fun OF strife.
Through all thy changing passions hear NOT We
The eternal note OF the unchanging sea?
Laura Spencer Porter. in Atlantic Monthly.
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WORK in CIRCUIT COURT
STATISTICS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
ENDING JUNE 30.
Divorce Cases Hold the Record in
Judge Aliens Court-Cases In
the Local Courts.

The statistics of cases tried In the Marion
Circuit Court during the fiscal year end
ing June 80. 1902. show that divorce cases
hold the record. There were 237 divorce
suits filed in that court during the year.
204 disposed of and ffty-eight on file July
6, 1902. One hundred and thirty-four di-
vorces were granted, 100 to wives and
twenty-five TO husbands
The court was in session 254 days twenty
two jury cases being tried occupying seven
ty-seven days. There were $50 civil suits filed
of which $50 were disposed of. There were 511
civil suits on the docket on July s. There
were 1877 suits for claims filed and 206 dis
posed Of thirty-one having been on file
or June 30, 1901 Total cases filed num-
bered 1.O95. and 913 disposed of. During the
year thirty-nine attorneys were admitted
TO the bar. Sixteen foreigners were nat
uraliZed.
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Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shippers.)

prices paid by shppers)
Turkeys, 10 TO u lbs. 10c per ID; hens sl5c:
cocks. SC: springers. 14G15c per ID; ducks. SC;
geese, $3.50 per doz.
Cheese-New York full creams 12113c; domes-
tic, 13c: Swiss, lie; brick. lac limburger 13c.
Butter-Choce roll, 14@lSc per ID; poor, No. 2.
case.
Eggs-14c per doz.
Beeswax-30c for yellow. 25c for dark.
Feathers-Prime geese. SOC per Id. prime duck
20c per III.
MISUNDERSTANDING medium. 16c; bury and
understandable. Base less; coarse grades, 15c;
fine merno. 13G15c: tub washed. 25d2Sc.
HIDES. TALLOw, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. /, &c: No. 2, &c; No 1
calf 10c, No. calf Size.
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THE COURT RECORD.
NEW SUITS.

Marguerite Schnicker VS.. Margaret
Schnicker; complaint in replevin. Circuit
Court.
Roscoe Broyles. by Joseph H. Broyles. his
next friend. VS.. The indianapolis Street
railway Company; complaint for damages
Superior Court, Room ?.
Rose Rubbish VS.. Harry RUBBISH. J. Harry
Roberts and The City of Indianapolis; COM
plant for support. Circuit Court
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Suit for $4,000 Damages.

Roscoe Broyles. by Joseph II. Broyles. his
next friend. brought suit against the Indi-
annapolis Street-railway Company yesterday
for 5000 damages. Young Broyles boarded
a Blake-street car the evening of June 49,
1902, and alleges the conductor pushed him
off the car, causing him to receive severe
injuries
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DaIIied with Evil Literature.

Deputy United States Marshal Boyd,
went TO Circleville. Ind. yesterday and ar
rested Homer Curtis on the charge OF send
ing evil literature through the mails. He
is said 10 be the man who sent poetry 20
an East Vermont-street girl Curtis was
taken before the United States commits
sioner at Lafayette and bound over 10 the
Federal grand jury under $500 bond.
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German House Garden Concerts.

In the German House garden this even
ing the band. under the direction of r. A.
Miller. will play the following programme:
March-"New England's Finest" .... Clarke
Overture-'Na buccodnosor' ........... Verdi
Selection-"F lorodora'' .............. Stuart
Duet for two cornets-"Cheerfulnes
II. White and L. Kehr.
WaltZ-"La Perle de Madrid" ...... Lamothe
Overture-"Poet and Peasant ........ Suppe
Cake Walk-"Creole Bellies ........... Lampe
Polka" PiZzicato'' ................... Strauss
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ............ Reckling
Two-step-"The Swagger" ........... Walker
Medley Overture-"Cotton Blossoms" Smith
Selection Popular Airs ........... Mackie
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APPELLATE COURT.
Minute

1910 Supreme Lodge, Knights of Pythias
VS.. Peter Andrews ct al. Clay G. c. APP
pellant's reply brief (SD
1896 The Wabash Railroad Company VS.
Mary A I.ackey ct al St. Joseph c. c.
Extension granted TO July 20. 1902
1859 Moses d. Payne VS.. Charles G.
Moore ct al. Putnam c. c. Petition granted
to Aug. %. 1902.
44l9 Eldrid r. Ellis. administrator. etc
Ella Baird. Hendricks G. c. APPEL
lants brief 80
1885 The Southern Indiana Railway Com
pany vs.. George j. Brown. Greene c. c.
Appellee's brief 81
1892 Peoples State Bank VS. Frank Y.
Ruper Spencer c. c. Appellee's motion
for extension of time. etc. Appelee's petit
ton granted and time extended TO Aug. /
1890 Matilda f. Field VS.. John A Camp
bell, administrators. Washington c. c. Ap-
pellant's brief 81
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Gold Found i'm Ohio.

MOUNT VERNON. o. July I'm put
ting down a test we'll the Logan Natural
Gas and Oil Company to-day struck gold I'm
Quantities assaying s. a ton. a small vein
OF coal was also discovered. There Is great
excitement and the price OF land has
gone ID
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NOTICE.

NCTICE-Hot ar furnaces with combination
gas burners; for burning gas and other fuel
1T the same time. JOSEPH GARDNER. 90
Kentucky Telephone 222
All advertisements inserted in these column.
are charged at the very low rate OF cents a line
Blank or dash lines at the same price ner
line. Telephone 23S and your ad. will be called
for
NOTICE-If in need OF secondhand building ma
terial of any description call phone THE
INDIANAPOLIS WRECkING CO., lois Cornell
sv New phone 359S. OLD BUILDINGS BOUGHT
AND TORN DOWN
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Alexander, Mrs. Mary.
Ackman, Clara.
Allen, Mrs. Lois.
Armstrong, Mrs. Thos.
Bond, Mrs. c. L.
Blum. Miss Clara.
Brown. Mrs. Lena.
Brykin, Miss Eva.
Buck. Miss Rowena.
Bias Sc, Miss Rose.
Blanton. Susan Jane.
Burns, Miss Nellie.
Butler, Laura.
Bray, Miss Nellie.
Beldon, Mrs. Cassenden.
Barb, Mrs. J. L.
Burkhardt. Miss Ger
trude.
Bacon, Mrs. Harry.
BOsse. Mrs. II.
Brown. Mrs. Anna VI.
Baker, Mrs. May.
Clark, Mrs. Anna.
Campbell. Alberta.
Cornings. Miss Sarah.
Cain. Mrs. John r
Crumlich, Miss Maud.
Cuslep. Miss Marie.
Collons. Miss Ella.
Cromwell. Mrs. Fred.
Campbell. Miss Lizzie.
Cook. Miss Jennie.
Campbell. Mrs. Dan.
Conrod. Mrs. Sophia.
Collins, Mrs. Lizzie.
Clark. Mrs. D. G.
Cerenes, Miss z.
Drake, Miss Maggie.
Day. Miss Ella z.
Davis, Purs.
Darragh, Miss Ethel.
Dixon. Miss Bessie r.
Duckworth. Mrs. Kate.
Dove. Mrs. Geo.
Donohue, Mrs. Hugh.
Dowell. Miss Susie.
Dufour. Miss Louise.
Dalzell. Mrs. Florence.
Falkner, Mrs. l.
Flaherty. Miss Lizzie.
Foor. Mrs. d.
Gardner, Mrs. G. 3.
Grisby. Mrs. Isia.
Geignr. Mrs. Ida.
Gentry. Mrs. Mollie.
Goodwin. Miss Mabel.
Harvey, Miss Martina
Hixon. Mrs. Lille.
Haty. Miss Maggie.
Harris. Miss Martha.
Lakewood. Miss Lille.
Horn, Mrs. Lew.
Hamilton. Mrs. ". L
Hit. Miss Fanny.
Hedges, Mrs. Emma.
Hardin. Mrs. Hattie.
Haight. Mrs. Elizabeth.
Irwin. Miss Esther.
Jones, Miss Laura.
Jenkins. Mrs. z. H. (2.)
Johnson, Mrs. MAY.
Jackson. Miss La Vene.
Kenips, Mrs. Vira.
Keller, Mrs. Ella.
kemf. Mrs. J. r.
Kraft. Mrs. Nellie.
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I'm all REAL ESTATE transactions IN
SURE the TITLE. You then have no alb
stract 20 pay for and you get absolute Sc
curity The fees are REASONABLE.
INDIANA TITLE GUARANTY AND
LOAN COMPANY. 129 East Market street /"
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VETERINARY SURGEON.


>-~--~--~--~~~~-~-~~~----
sTORAGE-The Union Transfer and Stvrazs
Company. corner East Ohio ST and Union
tracks. only hrst-class storage solicited Graft
ing and packing Phones 7l5.
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Ladies'.

Knall. Mrs. Hester.
King. Ella
Lane. Miss Emma.
Leach. Miss Bernace.
Lockwood. Mrs. Chez
sic.
Lowry. Miss Rose
Louis, Mrs. Lonia.
Martin. Anna.
McMuller. Mrs. Iota
Mcconnell. Miss Laura
McGroth. Mrs. Mamie.
McNutt. Bonnie.
Mckinney. Mrs. Ida.
Martin. Mrs. Laura.
Merrick, Mrs. Oracle.
Miller. Miss Golai.
Murphy. Miss Ida.
Mann. Miss Cecil.
Morgan, Mrs. Frank.
Mayfield. Miss Mamie.
Morgan. Mrs. Sarah.
Miller. Mrs. Kitty.
Neal. Miss Anna.
Newport. Mrs. Emma
Newman. Miss Sadie
NJ.
Nolin. Lizzie.
O'Connel. Miss Monte.
Osten. Miss Ethyl
Parks. Miss Avelyn.
PETERS. Mrs. Orina.
Plank, Mrs. Laura p.
Reid. Miss Mabel.
Runyan. Miss Clonie.
Resell. Mrs. Charles.
Roberts. Mrs. Annie.
Rawlings. Mrs. j. II.
Rogers. Miss Blanche
Cd
Robertson. Miss Clida.
Richards. Miss Carry.
Rees. Mrs. j. NJ.
Robinson. Mrs. s. A.
Rouse, Miss Eva.
Robards. Miss Hattie
L.
Rutherford. Mrs.
George.
Schadf. Mrs. Bell.
Spears, Miss Dell NJ.
Sharp. Mrs. Harriet.
Shively. Martha.
Spencoble. Miss z.
Schmidt. Mrs. Lena
Shell. Miss Lucy.
Simon. Miss Mary 2.
Shuler. Mrs. Lenna-
Schline. Mrs. Lizzie.
Stevens. Miss Sue.
Tompkins. Minnie.
Taylor. Mrs. G.. Her
bert.
Thomas. Mrs. Victoria
Turner. Mrs. Alfred.
Tribby. Miss nellie.
Wright. Ida NJ.
Williams. Mrs. Lucy.
Wilson. Miss India 2.
Williams. Mrs. Matte.
Wallace. Miss Ethel.
Wiley. Miss Anna.
Williams. Miss Graca
Wa lker. Miss Sadie.
Zuchreigel. Miss Kata
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Canned Goods.

Corn-s5cTs1. 25. Peaches-Eastern standard
s-b 81 75d2: 2-lb seconds. S1.4Od1. so: California
standard, 81 1920; California seconds 81 sOQ2
Miscella neous-Blac kberries. 2-lb. s5d90c: rasp-
berries, 2-lb. 81 25G19o: pineapples. standard 2
ID. 81 55G1so; choice s2q2 10: cove oysters, lib.
full weight s5cdsl light 6Oa65c; string beans.
red cherries. 95cdSl; strawberries. s5d90c; sal
mon lib 95caS2; tomatoes. 3-lb. Sl50.
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT

1892. Frank l.. Street VS.. The Varney
Electrical Supply Company. Wayne c. c.
Appellee's motion to dismiss and notice for
Oct . 1902
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THE JOBBING TRADE.

CThe quotations given below the selling
prices of the wholesale dealers)
Candies and Nuts.
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Candies-Stick, &c per Id: common mixed &c:
grocers' mixed, SIC; Banner twist stick, Sc
Banner cream mixed. 10d11c. old-time mixed Sc
Nuts-Soft-sheled almonds. 1sd2oc; English
walnuts l2614c: Brazil nuts 10c: hberts, I41kc;
peanuts, roasted. 7asc; mixed nuts. 12c.
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Hsrry Lewis Milburn. one year. 75s West North
street cholera infantum.
Ann Mary KOst. twcnty-one years, S4 west
Tenth street. typhoid fever.
Emma p. Harris. seventy-four, l9ls College
avenue dvsentefy.
Charles A vollrath. hfty-eight. 1855 Madison
avenue. myrenditis
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VITAL sTATIsTIcs-JULY II.
Bfrths.

C r ard Ala stockdale. es2s Jackson street.
Porter J and saline Craig 1905 North Temple
William and Mamie Denker. 214s Pleasant
sfi eet boy
prank j and clara b Atkinson. 1914 Yandes
charles ara lille volz. 800 West Market
street gIrl
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Coal and Coke.

Anthracite Gall sizes. rs per ton; Blossburg
IS; smokeless. A.75; Jackson. A.25: Kanawha
S25; Pittsburg. $4.25; Raymond. s4.25; Wini-
frede S425: Luhrig 81: Hooking VALLEY s4
Brazil block $3.50. Greene county, S. 25: Indiana
iunop g %; slack. smokeess. 50 25 slack Jack
SON 50 50 slack, Pittsburg. $3.50; slack West
Virginia $3.50. slack. Indiana. 50; ConnellsvilIe
coke $3.50: lump coke, lie per bu. 81 Ger %
I'M crushed coke, 13c per bu. So 25 per 25 bu
Baxs 25c per ton extra. ground floor or dumped
in cellar; from wagon. 15c per ton extra by
vince lbarrow chute or basket
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A CARD LIKE THIS

Every Sunday for year costs but IS Der
month The Journal want page Is profitable to
the advertiser and reader.
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TYPEwRITERs.

FOR SALE-Ths Fox. Manhattan and other
leading makes for sale rent at antitrust
prices. G. NJ MERRICK. Gen. Agt. Phones
soc IL i. Washington St. Indiana polls
VETERINARY SURGEON.
VETERINARY SURGEON
r + Jacobs lameness. speciality. 10 E. St Clair
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PHYSICIANS.
Sunday Journal, by Mail, $50 per Annum
Groceries.

dress, 7c: Bates. size Lancaster, SIC; Lancaster
dress. &c; Bates. SIC; Toll du Nord. Sc.
Grain Bags-Amoskeag, $780, American
s14.5O; Harmony, $ls; Stark. SIG.
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Marriage Licenses.
DenthS.

Blaine Lewis and Matte Ewing.
Frank L Hsrtsock and Matte 9. Mueller
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Drugs.

Bars 25c per ton extra. ground floor or dumped
in cellar: from wagon. z5c per ton extra. by
wheelbarrow, chute or basket.
Alcohol. s255a275; asafoetida, 4oc: alum. 2lsa
&C. eaBsSr S eeppera 6r 5e eresm
I norm SSSSSc indigo. s5as6c: iicorfce. Caisb
genuine a5g40e mag gaT GO ssr6 a 2o1 2og22c
l4Gl6c; oil, per gal. sl0sa1 20; OIL berga-
mot per h. 40 OPIUM $1,000 9uinlns
soap Tnsom il5i4c: sulphur four. 2s.5o; ssIt
nstsr ST1Oc: turpentine $4,000; glycerine iel16
Zoe: iodide potassium 81 45q2 80: bromide potas-
SUM STn@cSonida s5a4oc carboc acid az .S ga
cocaine. muir. S4S0a4.5O
Straight grades, s45oG475: patent -four, a759
;. spring wheat. s0.6oqoeo.
Dry Goods.
ESeeTmSbsyyiand. &c: Dwight Anchor. Sc Fruit Of
the Loom nc i FarE EsHs Sc Fi'eGT ded &c Full
Kill &c: Hope. CSC Linwood. &c. Lonsdale.
-, peabody SIC; Pepperell "a. zoe: Pepperell
la. &c: Androscoggin. 90 lsc Androseosgin.
BfoWn sheetings-Atlantic A. SIC: Argyle.
siac: Boot G liac; Bucks. Head, &C; clifton
CCC 5isc: Constitution. iO-inch. sac. Carlisle.
4o-inch, &c; Dwight Star. &C; Great Falls E. SAC;
&c Peppereii r sac: Pepperen io-i. zoe: An.
droscoggin. s-4. lsc; Androscoggin. i0-4 2c
Prints--Aren dress styles SC; Allen TR: AS:
long cloth B. TIC. Arnold Lie, She Cocheoo
fancy sc: Hamilton fancy. sc: Merrimac pinks
and puppies. $40; Pacific fancy; &c; Simpson 5
Simpsons oil finish. Sc; American shirting &c;
black white, 4l4c: greys, 4.c.
Kid-fnished Cambrics-Edvards. &C; Warren.
3I.c: Slater. &C. Genesee. &C
Ttckings-Amoskeag AGA, 10lzc; Conestoga
BF I2Lc: Cords 40, HE: Cords T. HE.
Cords ACE. Ike: Hamilton awnings. &c; XII
mono fancy. lie. Lenox fancy. Isc. Methuen "A.
l0I1c: Oakland AZ. SC: Portsmouth. II1zcs Sus-
auehanna. 12izc; Shetucket SW. SC. Shetucket T.
sac: Swift River. bsac-
Ginghams-Amoskeag staple, she, AmoskeaS
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DIED.

JONES-Paul, son Of Harry b. and Maude NJ.
Jones. died July Il. 5 a. m, age four months
ten days Funeral Friday p. Private.