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Mr.. Murray and the II. & O.

Pittsburg Post
Any idea that Oscar G. Murray is TO
leave the b. & O. has been dispelled during
the last few weeks. For while things
looked squally in that direction, and the
general belief was that new head for the
traffic department might soon be expected.
1t has been commonly reported that per-
sonal relations between Mr.. Murray and
President Loree were strained. Add to this
that the b. &, O. is not devoid of ambi-
tious men with inferior titles. The report
as to personal relations with Mr.. Loree has
been wiped out by the latter's Difference
to the former on all questions of traffic,
and by other cordial demonstrations, and
the cabal of the interiors, if il was ever in
feat.
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ILLINOIS BANK ROBBED.
Over $4,000 Secured mt MinooIsa by N
Band OF Six burglars.

JOLIET, Ill, March lS-A band of six
men. early to-day, broke into the Exchange
Bank In Minooka. nine miles west of Joliet.
wrecked the safe with dynamite. and Sc
cured between 5000 and 5000 in cash The
odore Krine. citizen. who heard the ex-
plosions from sick bed went TO warn A
II. Knapp. president of the bank The rob
bers discovered krine on his return. as
saulted viciously and left him gagged He
was not found until nearly two hours after
ward. The robbers took a handcar on the
Rock Island road and went West.
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VITAL sTATIsTICS-MARCH 19.
Births.

George ana Anna Tupe. Isl Traub avenue. girl
George y. and Pauline Worth lo-l Harrison
John and Mary Goscio 1ss North Noble street.
IL and Georgiana Hutton, 75s shelby street
gifl
avenue boy.
Frank and -- Snyder. Thaman avenue. girl.
Clement and Anna Wartz 1907 Seaman street,
girl
clyde and Jennie Mendenhal, sos Keystone
avenue. boy.
william and Ella Cook 40 South noble street.
boy
Edward and ollie Brandenburg, SCI Nelson
street. boy.
Louis and Mary Kaufman. 81 East Wash
frgtOn street. girl
Pat and - Murphy. 1913 Wilmot street, girl.
II and Josephine Kiel. 1925 EmmersOn street.
girl
George and Ella Green. si3 North Blackford
street. girl.
William o. and Ella yesterday. 2oS4 Cooper
street. girl.
Henry f. and Estella Hits. 1911 Columbia
avenue. boy
Thomas and Florence Etter. rear OF 1921 North
Delaware street, girl
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The earnings of the New York Central for
February were 81 499. 412. an increase over
those of February last year of 1918.
George w. Graves, superintendent of the
Indiana, Decatur & Western, has gone TO
Florida for two or three weeks stay.
1t is conceded that if the Western Pas
senger Association shall be dissolved moth
ing can save other similar organizations.
j. V Stanberry, general agent of the
Traders Dispatch at this point. is i'll
with lumbago as to contine him to the
house.
1t is stated that in February the output
of rails was the largest ever known and
over 100000 tons of finished rails were
shipped.
c. +. Brison has been appointed district
passenger agent of the Northern Pacific at
Pittsburg. succeeding h. c. Schoen, recent
ly deceased.
1t is understood that Traffic Director
Stubs. of the Hartman lines. has decided
TO remove his headquarters from Chicago
to New York.
The contractors yesterday put jim a new
bridge on the Belt road at Hillside avenue.
Ii is seventy feet in length and arranged
for a double track
Vice President ]. ]. Turner and General
Superintendent \. NJ. Schoyer are devoting
two or three days TO inspecting the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne * Chicago road.
The directors of the Chicago. Milwaukee
& St. Paul have declared the regular semi
annual dividends of 3ia per cent on the
preferred and per cent. on the common
stock.
Walter Townsend, who has represented
the Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific passen-
ger department at Buffalo for a number
of years. has been transferred to Salt
Lake City.
The private car of the Kansas City South
ern passed through the city yesterday en-
route from the South TO Chicago. carrying
the family of Samuel FELTON,, president OF
the Chicago & Alton.
Benjamin Wylie. general passenger agent
of the Atlanta a West Point. and well
known in Indianapolis railroad circles, has
resigned No announcement as who is 10 be
his successor has been made.
The dining cars OF the Lake Shore road
are being equipped with electric lights.
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Poultry and other Produce.
prices maid by shinners-l

prices paid by shippers
Young turkeys, 10 to II lbs, 1Oc per H. hens Sc:
cocks &c; young chickens, Sc; ducks. &C; geese
$3.50 per doZ.
Swiss. lie; brick, lac; Imburger. he.
Butter-Choce roll 15c per Id; poor, No. 2
Sd1Oc.
Fggs-1215c per doZ.
Beeswax-30c for yellow, 25c for dark
Feathers-Prime geese, 30c per ID; prime duck
2ec per h.
Wool-Merchantable medium, Ice; bury and
understandable. 3Q5c less; coarse grades 15c;
fine merino, 15G15c; tub washed, 2Sq2Sc.
HIDES, TALLOW. ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. /. 7l4c; No. 2 6Isc:
No calf 1Oc; No. calf, Size
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining I'm Indianapolis Postomce
Thursday, March ID. 1907

II not called for in two weeks these letters will
be sent TO the dead letter office Persons calling
for letters in the following list Will please say
they advertised. give date OF list and pay 1
cent for those obtained. Free delivery OF letters
by carrier TO the addressee's residence can be
secured by observing the following rules:
First-Direct letters plainly to street and num-
Der.
Second-Request your correspondents to do like
wise.
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 TO persons known 70 be tran
sent should be marked Transient In lower
left hand corner Of envelope. "A. b. C. General
Delivery, or similarly addressed letters,
fictitious" and not deliverable.
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spaniards Seeking Mexico's Trade.

MEXICO CITY. March 13.-Advices from
Spain state that arrangements are being
made TO establish two new lines Of steamers
between Spanish and Mexican gulf ports.
The promoters Of the respective lines say
that Spain can furnish cloths of Catalan
manufacture, : preserved meats and fish
olive oil. dried fruits and Spanish special
ties cheaper than any other country, and
efforts are TO be made TO secure this trade
The Spanish colony in Mexico is the most
numerous of all foreign colonies, and is.
perhaps. the richest.
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Matte Glider eleven years. 1907 Morris street.
peritonitis.
Sabina II. Hammer. seventy-dve years. 4l5
East Market street. cerebral hemorrhage.
Mary Evans. hfty-six years. 1855 Oliver ave-
nue.. exhaustion.
Emma A Hall. eighty years, liz Olive street.
pneumonia.
Emma Hampton, one year 1905 Virginia ave
nue.. hydeOcephelas.
Anna New. twenty-five years, 1924 South East
street, meningitis
Mary Mount. eghty-three years. 1921 North
Capitol avenue. accident
Mary A. Mother. thirty-hve years. city, neu-
rasthenla.
Eunlce Noble. seventy years. 2I2s Park avenue
bronchitis
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Heirs wanted for "sso. 900. 900. $

SLEEPY EYE. MINI. March I'm J.
Durham. OF Middletown, y. Y. is here to
find two heirs 10 the Leonard Case estate
now before the Probate Court of Cuyahoga
county, Ohio. which is estimated to be
worth tS0.0o0000. The two heirs wanted are
Charles and Theodore Case. who have
been residents OF Brown county six miles
north OF this city. for thirty years past
The property Is I'm the heart OF the CITY on
Cleveland and includes the site upon which
the First National Bank OF that city lie
situated.
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BUTTED BY A VICIOUS RAM.
OctOgenarfan Severely Injured. but
Awarded Only 800.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, March 1S.-Mrs Bertha
Schneider received 800 at the hands of the
jury which sat in the trial of her suit
against John and Mary Mulhall. the verdict
being opened in Judge Levers court this
morning Mrs. Schneider was butted and
knocked down by a vicious ram lin the
custody of the defendants. suffering a frac-
ture TO her right thigh. which at her ad-
vanced age, eighty-three years, the ply
sicians say. Will not knit together again"
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woman ChIoroformed md Robbed.

SALTWATER, Mimi. March 13.-While
Mrs. Edward Welsh was sleeping alone
at her residence last night burglars entered
through a rear window, chlorOformed the
woman and ransackled her bedroom, Sc
curing certified checks TO the amount OF
81 ,0o. cash SIS. a gold watch and a mink
coat. Mrs. Welsh recovered from her
stupor late to-day.
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NOTICE To BOND BUYERS.

Sealed proposals will be received on April lst
1eo2. on (sl9.T45) Nineteen Thousand Seven Hun
dred Forty-hve Dollars Of Mount Vernon Ind
street Improvement bonds said bonds TO be
issued and payable in the manner provided for
I'm the act Of the General Assembly OF the state
or Indiana applicable 20 the same which was
approved March 18th. 1901
By order Of the Common Council City Mount
Vernon. Ind. FRANK SMITH, &. &.
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Ladies'.

Archer, Gracia.
Armstrong, Miss.
Albrecht, Louisa.
Alfonso. Mrs. Rosia-
Bray, Mrs. Fannie.
Ballard. Miss Ella.
Branden. Mrs. ROama.
Barry, Miss NJ. @.
Bristow, Addie.
Bunson, Miss ID. II.
Baker, Miss Mary.
Bierce, Miss Jessie.
Beard, Miss Frances.
Bennett, Miss Gussie.
Bradbury, Mrs. Daniel
p.
Corcoran. Mary.
CicOtte, Mrs. Marie
Campbell, Mrs.
Caser, Mrs. Rhoda-
Cloud. Lara.
Coleman, Mrs. Belle.
Collester. Miss Florence
Cody, Miss Margaret.
Cranfill, Mrs. ID. II.
Collins, Miss Doshie.
Goldman, Mrs. Louise.
Carpenter. Miss Ada.
Collins, Miss DOsia.
Church. Mrs. @. w.
Cosby, Mrs. L. NJ.
Duncan, Mrs. Mary.
Durbin. Mrs. Chas.
Duncan, Mrs. Mary.
Day. Miss Katie
Dye, Miss LOttie.
Dooley. Miss Nellie.
Dodd, Mrs. Eliza
Dalton, Miss Kate.
Dunlay, Mrs. Laura.
Eaton, Mrs. Elma.
Emery. Mrs. Sarah.
Fowler, Mrs. Horace r.
Fox, MIS-. Sdfdh Il.
Fish, Mrs. Lula.
Fowle. Mrs. Ada.
Fisher, Miss Maggie.
Foxworthy. Mrs. VIII.
Griffin, Mrs. Annie
Garrett. Mrs. Belle.
Gallagher. Mrs. Belle.
Graves. Mrs. NJ. A
Hoffmeyer, Miss Grace.
Hutchinson, Mrs. Stella
Hudson, Mrs. Mary L.
Himer. Mrs. Matte.
HansfOrd, Mrs. Eva
Harper, Miss Cora
Huntley, Mrs. Flora.
Heldman. Miss Mary.
Hatch, Miss Julia.
Hahn, Miss Bessie.
Hendricks. Miss Naomi
Harris, Miss Geneva.
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Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.

Malaga Grapes.Hesvy weight. s5-5oqs per brl.
Cranberries. 81. 25q2.50 per box
BananasPer bunch, No. l. sl.75d2; No 2. N.25
Q1.50.
per box
Lemons-Messina $50 TO box choice $50:
fancy 81; California lemons, IS per box
Potatoes-S5c per blu.
Honey-White, Ice per Id; dark, 14c
Controversial per doz.
Apples-Cooking apples, 81 per brl: eating ap-
pies $3.50 per brl; fancy, IS; Ben Davis, 81
Sweet Potatoes-Illinois $3.50 per brl; Eastern
Jersey. $3.50; Delaware. 81 per bril-
Figs-New California, 81 for 10-lb box.
Cabbage-Danish. SIPS per 100 lbs.
Spinach-50d70c per doz punches
New Beets-50c per doz punches.
Carrots-s2 per brl; 75c per bu.
Parsnips-s250 per bril- 90c per bu.
Turnips-S1.2 % per brl.
Lettuce-11G1212c per ID.
Celery-California celery 50d60c per doz.
Southern Radishes-Large lunches 40Q5oc per
doz.
Black Walnuts-50c per bu.
Shalotts-(Southern green onions), 55d60c per
doz punches.
Persian Dates-sO-Ib boxes. 41Lq5c per h.
Cocoanuts-45c per doz.
Cider-s4.75 per brl; 81. IS per half brl.
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Insomnia Causes suicide.

NEW YORK. March l3-Andrew ] Wat
rous, a well-known newspaper man. com
mitted suicide to-day by shooting He had
been sufferer from insomnia and had
been under the care Of a physician for some
time. Mr.. Watrous came TO New York ten
years ago from Philadelphia
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Seeds.

Seed clover, prime ssas.5O; English clover,
Crimson ciover 81 56s5. Timothy. prime i6
SIS. Fancy Kentucky bluegrass. 81. 25Ql. 40: ex-
ira clean, 60470c. Orchard grass, S1-40Gl.75 Red
top. S0cqSl.75. English bluegrass. S2.25Q3
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Board
OF Trustees OF the Central Indiana Hospital for
Insane. indianapolis. Ind. up to O'Clock D. m
or the 18th day OF March. 1902. for the steam
connections for the new hospital for sick insane
Plans and specifications are on Ale AZ the Of
nee OF Adolf ScherreT. Room as Indiana Trust
Company building Indianapolis Ind
all bids. anu
BY Order of the Board Of Trustees.
Depot Q NJ Dept. JeTersonviue. Ind. March
on cover. Proposals for O. NJ suppiies'' ami
addressed TO undersigned, will be received here
Wagon Parts and Hardware as per schedule
when viii be furnished 70 applicants. Prefer
ence gwen 70 articles OF domestic production or
manufacture The right reserved 10 reject or ac-
eept any or all bids or any part thereof. J. NJ.
MARSHALL. Asst. q. M. General
DEPOT @ NJ DEPT. Jenersonvine. Ind. Feb
g. lsc2.-Sealed proposals in triplicate. will be
received here until 10 o'clock a. m. March L.
thirty-five t35l Improved Dougherty Spring
Wagons. Bids viii be entertained for the deIiv-
sonviile. the right being reserved to reject or
accept any or all proposals or any part thereof.
tanning proposals % BE- marked Proposals for
Dougherty Wagons and addressed j. NJ MAR
SHALL. Assistant @. NJ. General
NOTICE. Noah Niece write these words. as
from the c0l0red citizen 20 others OF his race
ask YOU not 10 forget 10 support with your full
1asn and also Mr.. Sheppard and Or Bennett
Mr. Enslev / have known personally and as "a
business man for hve years. and ne is always
ready help the colored man / am not LOOK
INK for any pay for this. 7 not a speech
maker. and hence I write this TO say that when
We see loyal men we must uphold them / was
a. az political meeting March u at the residence
Of Dir. William Reed. No. il07 +. Seventeenth
st. numbering several hundred persons and 10
ali these and others / appeal NOAH M'GEE
~ y Meridian 81
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS National Mnitarv
Home. Grant County. Indiana Treasures or
fee. February p. 1902 Sealed proposals will h.
received az this Office until O'Clock D. m March
Is. 1892. FOR construction OF barrack dining room
and kitchen. combined All material and labor
70 BE- furnished by contractor Plans specI-
hcations and Instructions to bidders etc can
be examined at the treasurers once. The Home
reserves the right e. reject any or All pro-
p0sais, or % waive airy infOrmalites therein
Envelopes containing proposals should be in
dofsed Proposals FOR barracks. dining room and
kitchen. combined and addressed 20 the under
signed Bids aggreg eating over 500 90 must be
accompanied By certified check payable to the
undersigned treasurer. for al least per cent Of
the amount thereof. which check will be forfeited
- the National Home for D. Y. s. IN case the
suceezsful bidder refuses or fails % enter into
contract a. required. otherwise 20 be returned 10
rho bidder. JNo q. ADAMS. Treasurer. IT'S
TIN n. CHAPMAN. Governor
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''In all REAL ESTATE transactions IN
SURE the TITLE. You then have no abb
stract 10 pay for and you get absolute Sc
curity. The fees are REASONABLE
INDIANA TITLE GUARANTY AND
LON COMPANY. l29 East Market street"
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Washington. Mrs. Chas.
Heldman, Miss Mary.
Johnson, Mrs. Mile.
Jones. Miss Addie.
Johnson. Mira. William.
Johnson. Mrs. Ella.
kabasche. Mrs. ID.
Kelly, Mrs. JAMIE
Lee, Mrs. Matilda.
Lee. Miss Annie.
Lee. Mrs. Sailie.
Leach. Mrs. Lizzie A.
Milders. Miss Mabel.
Monteith, Mrs. Geo.
Mills. Miss Lennie h.
Merrill, Miss Rachel.
Morley, Miss Silvia.
Matthews. Mrs. Dakota
Mizpah. Mrs.
Masters, Mrs. Maggie.
Mead, Mrs. A.
Miller. Miss Bessie.
Martin. Miss Annie.
Mevey, Mrs. Sallie.
Mullen. Miss Katie.
Miller, Mrs. Clara.
Milders. Miss Mabel.
Meek, Mrs. Chas. ).
Monday, Jennie.
Michael. Miss Carrie.
oliver, Mrs. Doliie.
Pratt, Mrs. s. b.
Prather. Miss Bertha
Quinn. Mrs.
Rodgers. Myrtle.
Ryan, Miss Emma.
Rose. Mrs. Amelia.
Sheets. Amanda
Stevens. Miss ollie.
Strasburger, Mrs.
Schmetzer, Mrs. Lolita.
Snyder, Miss Lillian.
Storm, Miss Lille.
SldtlOin, MrS. LuCluud.
station, Miss Samantha.
Scovell. Mrs. Anna NJ.
Shirley, Emily.
Thomas. Miss Almar.
Thomas, Miss Sarah.
Turner. Miss Ella j.
Terrell. Nora.
Teewarder. Mrs. Iverna
Taylor, Mrs. Mary.
Wilson. Mrs. Minnie.
Williams, Miss Eva.
Wright. Ella.
Written. Mrs. Cora.
Wafd. Mrs. Ada.
Wilson, Mrs. Marie C.
Wilson, Miss NJ.
Wilson. Mrs. NJ. ..
White. Miss Noble.
Wilson. Miss Irene.
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Marriage Licenses.
Deaths.

John Clark and Jessie Bartlett.
William Blue and Mary A. KOpf
Frederick Holtz and Julia Condron.
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DIED.

INGALLS-Perry C.. at p. m. March l.. 1902.
aged thirty-eight years Funeral saturday,
March Is. at 2. m, from residence. 947 North
Alabama street Friends invited Burial pri-
vate.
STOUT-Mrs. Harry. who Florence Aller-
dice. died AZ 1890 p. m. Thursday at her home,
l720 North New Jersey street Funeral notice
later.
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Dry Goods.

u,sacbed Sheetings-Androscoggin l. IL.
ua1Tiev No. so, sac; Cabot &c. Capitol ~.
66eInhs3Tiand &C; Dwight Anchor. SIC Frui,' y;
@ Ts.c: Farwell. re; Fitchvlle 7c- D. ~,
WSdth. size; Gilt Edge, 5lzc; Gilded Age. Sc.
Nm Peabody size; Psppereii. 81. lSc: PeppersN'
~ slc; Androscoggin. %. Ice; ADdroscogein'
w., Stn sheetngs-Atlantic A. SIC: Argyle e1L
cot c. 4lsc; Bucks Head &C: clifton CCSC'
o.. Constitution, 4o-inch. 6lsc; Carlisle lO-inch
Ts,us j. Sc; Hill Fine. 7e Indian Head &C:
Pepperel r. SIC; beppeTed i9 "a lse Andros-
eo4sssst,nts-Allen dress styles. sc: Allen TR. 4Gc.
men robes 5lac; American indigo. si4c; Ar.
AL, az" t,np cloth B. 7i@c: Arnold Lie sitc.
noi2 fancy. sc. Hamilton fancy &c; neTri,
-. links and puppies. 5lzc; Pacific fancy. Sc.
La n.I,as mournings, 45c; simpsons RsrItc
aiISs 5i.c; simpsons oil finish. &C: America
sSsr,ings &c: black white. 4ac; greys, dc
81 Il ~ finished Cambrics-Edwards. 3xc Warren
81 slater sac: Genessa SAc.
'TrickIncs-Amoskeag AGA l0izc; conestoga RF,
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Coal and Coke.

Anthracite GALL Sizes s725 per ton; Blossburg
s.: smokeless, s. IS; Jackson. $40; Kanawha
K o. I.uhrig. S4: Hooking Valley. 81: Brazil
block, $780, Greene county. s9.25; Indiana lump
& 50 slack Pittsburg, $3.50; slack, West Vir.
GINA $3.50: slack, Indiana. 81 Connellsville
coke Sc so; lump coke. lie per bu 81 Is per ton
cTnshed coke 13c per bu. So 25 per ton Bag
DC ner ton extra, ground floor dumped in Gel
lar bags soc per ton extra, second floor or car
ried i'm cellar; from wagon, 25c per ton extra bv
xvheelbarrew chute or basket.
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miscellaneous.

Interstate Assn CO.
indpls. Incubator Co
Lutz a Schramm-
MosErove supply Co
Natl Mercantile Co
Nati Hub Weigh Co
Pub'r IND. Courier
Journal.
u. =. Loan
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THE JOBBING TRADE.

CThe quotations given below are the selling
Prices of the wholesale dealers.)
Candies and Nuts.
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Canned Goods.

Corn S5cdS1.25. Peaches-Eastern. standard
s-lh ii 75G2; 2-lb seconds, $1.4Od1 so; California
Standard 50 10q2.40; California seconds 81 90IJ2
NisceIla neous-B lackberries. 2-lb, S5a9Oc: rasn-
berries 9-Ib, Sl.25d1.30; pineapples, standard
9Th 81 55G so; choice s2G210 cove oysters
lib full weight 95cdS1; light, 60de5c: string
beans Glib 81: Lima beans. 81. GOAL 25: peas
noarrowfats 95cGS; early June sl1O61 Is; lob
sters 81 S5d2; red cherries, 99cqsl; Strawberries
SsSfeoc salmon lib, s5cq$1; S-lb tomatoes, Si s.;
nj 40
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Drugs.

Alcohol 50 57d2 20: asofoetida. 4Oc: alum 9tLz
Ac: camphor. 6SG70c; cochineal, 5Od55c: chioro-
form. 5Sd65c copperas, brl. 50c; cream tartar
Dure 3Od3Sc: indigo. 65dSOc; licorice CaIab
genuine S5d4Oc; magnesa. carb 2-oz, 206f22c:
morphine. p. W, per OF, 2.45a2 so: nader
IsS,Isc- oil castor, per gal 81 10f,l 90. oil -
gamot per 10. 50; opium 50. seas. 20: quInine =
e w per OF, S5qiOc; balsam copaba, 55Gs0c
Soan CASTLE FIR. 13d16c; soda bicarb 2IS6sc,
ssIts. Epson. 1lz94c: sulphur flour. Pause: sait
1eter lOd14c; turpentine, 4TQ soc; glycerine IsIS
sOc; iodide potassium, -. $500 bromide potas-
Ice: cinchonida; $sa4se carbolic acid. 3284oc
-. me muir. 81 S0N5. 80
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ACE 1li.c: Hamilton awnings. &C: Klmono fancy,
f7c Lenox fancy. lSc Methuen "A. l0izc Oak
land AT, &C; Portsmouth, ni2c. SusqBehanna.
l2Isc: Shetucket SM. sc. Shetucket r. 6izc.
Swift River. 5iac.
Ginghanl-Amoskeag staple. 5isc. AmOskeag
dress &c Bates. 5iec. Lancaster. 5iac. Lancaster
dress. &C: Bates. sac, Toll du Nord, Sc.
Grain Bags-Amoskeag. sl5.J0; American, $3.50;
Harmony SIS so. Stark. SIC.
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Candies-Stck. &c per Id; common mixed &c:
crocers' mixed. 61ac; Banner twist stick Sc
Banner cream mixed. 1Oq11c; old time mixed Sc
Nuts-Soft-shelled almonds, 1Sd20c; English
yyaInuts 12dl4c: Brazil nuts, 10c hlberts, I4I5c:
reannts roasted. lMSc; mixed nuts. l2c.
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BUSINESS CHANCE-The coroner of Pough-
keepse. n. Y, for twenty-five years has been
an undertaken. Vote for HARRY TUTEWILER
Tor coroner.
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Flour.
Groceries.

Straight grades s. sOd475: patent -four. 81 q
as; spring wheat. - 5oGT5-75.
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FURNACE AND TINWORK.
SEALED PROPOSALS.


THE ROLLYN HAWKINS Co Halle Virginia
av- New 1886: main 1865.
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Linseed, raw, SAC per gal; linseed oil. boile
65c per gal; coal oil. legal test. Sdl4c.
isio
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LAUNDRY-Hop Lee laundry. 122 W. Market
ST. Shirts. Sc; collars, Inc; cuffs. &c. Guaran-
teed
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FOR Neutrality-suspicious.; high-grade machines
prices reasonable. Call US. UNITEI
TIPEWRITER AND SUPPLIES CO.. 50 Monu
ment place.
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Nails and Horseshoes.

Steel cut nails, $780, wire nails, from store
s20 rates; from mill, $3.50 rates. Horseshoes
per key. 81; mule shoes, per keg. 81 so. horse
nails. s4a5 per box. Barb wire, galvanized, 50 IS
painted So 10.
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Iron and Steel.

Bar iron. 2.5oc; horseshoe bar. 27513c: nall
rod. &c: pillow slabs $500: American cast steel,
eq11c: tire steel, SG3Izc: spring steel 41Q5c.
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TYPEwRITERS.

FOR SALE-The Fox. Manhattan and other
leading makes for sale rent at antitrust
prices. G.. VI. MERRICK. Gen. Agt. Phones, 500.
ia E. Washington St. Indianapolis.