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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1883. NEWS FflOJI LAKE TO RIVER AVI DT. DISNEY'S DEATH ATSEYMOUR Double Dose of Poison Wai it an Old Mar der? Sad Suicide at Fort Wayne Quarry men on a Strike Elinor State Items of Interest. Seymour, June 4. Special.

David T. Disney of Cincinnati, who met with the horrible accident of having his leg crushed and amputated here yesterday, got al ng well, reaction having in. But at 10 o'clock last night a second reaction set in, with an adverse effect. The attending Vhysician was present, and did everything possible. The patient continued to srrow worse till 1:00 this morning, when his spirit took its flight to the great beyond.

His wife came down at 10:20 I at night, accompanied by the Hon. Howard Douglass and others, who accompanied the remains home this morning. Mrs. Disney has the sincerest sympathy of the people of this city. I'rof.

Anderson and Two Young; Iatlles Drowned at Spencer While lionting. Spencer, June 2. Special. This evening while F. E.

Anderson and two young ladies, Misses Lillie and Clara Horuaday, were out on the river boating, the boat capsized and all three were drowned, l'rof. Anderson was the teacher of our high school. One of the ladies Mas the music teacher and the other school teacher. All were highly respected, and the town is shocked beyond description. The bodies have not been found yet, but an extensive search is being made for them.

Spencek, June 3. Special. Tonlay about 10 o'clock the remains of Miss Lillie lloruady, one of the ladies who was drowned litre yesterday evening, was Search is still being made for the other two bodies, but at a late hour to-night the tearch ban been in vain. Divers from Cincinnati ill arrive to-morrow to renew the search for the bodies. Mrs.

Klliott, tlie mother of the two unfortunate ladies, was Franklin visiting when the sad accident occurred and a message brought her here this morning, almost distracted. Her husband died about three months and the loss of her two daughters has coinidetely prostrated her. The scene when her dead daughter was taken home this morning was heart-rending in the extreme. Fully people have been at the fee ne of the accident to-day, and it has been the saddest day Spencer has ever experienced. The remains of Prof.

Anderson, if found, will be taken to his home at Ziousville, this state, for burial. Spexcer, June 4. Special. The remains of Prof. Anderson were taken from the river to-dav, fort hours after he was drowned.

Ills lxIy wad considerably swollen, but recognizable. It was found aljout fifty yards from where ho went rlown and vas in shallow water. His parents and sister arrived luve this iimni-inir, almost prostrated with griff. They will take his remains to Zionsvillc, where funeral services will conducted Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, after which lie will be placed in a vault at Crown Hill re mete ry at Indianapolis. The rt mainsof Miss Clara Horuaday have not yet been recovij-d, but diligent search is still being made.

The bodv of Lillie Horuaday will be kept till her remains are "found, when they will both be interred in the same grave. All business is suspended here. Was It a 31 order? Asntnso.v, June 4. Special. The ether thy while workmen were engaged in xcavatii.g a cellar on the public square a romplcte skeleton of a man was unearthed.

Upon and inipiiry it is learned that twenty-two years ago a carpenter, ho was known to have con-ider-nble money upon his person came to Anderson, and one night visited a saloon here. After that evening no trace of the stranger emild be ascertained, and it was the general belief that the man was murdered. An investigation was had at the iue, hut without success. In the course of a few months the matter died aw ay and iiothingmore was thought of the stranger' late until yesterday, when undoubtedly Ins remains were unearthed. TU.

place, where the remains were found is directly tinder the saloon in which the carpenter disappeared. There is much excitement over the a flair. The Hon. Morgnn II. Weir Announces Hint, elf au Independent Candidate.

Lapokte, June 'J. Special. Quite a sensation was created here to-day in political circles by the published announcement of Sato Senator Morgan H. Weir that he will 1C an independent candidate for re-election to the senate. Weir was levated into olliee by the democrat, hut for Bomo time he lias antagonized the Iiarty in vnriotis ways, and this fact, roii pled with his present move, pien ri' to the charts that he is paving the way for return to the republican partv, to which lie? formerly Itclotixett.

It itHsrt-l that lie in angling for an indorsement of his candidacy by that party at their Coining county convention. The. Knox Democracy. Vincknxks, June 4. Sjiooial." The democracy of Knox county met in convention to-day and nominated a strong ticket.

Mason J. Niblack, the son of the Hon. W. K. Xiblack, was nominated for representative; George W.

Shaw, circuit judge; 0. H. Cobb, prosecuting attorney; George W. Donaldson, treasurer; W. W.

McDow-11, sheriff; I. M. Hecken, coroner, and J. fc tyiker, surveyor; J. T.

Orr, Kobcrt Jacooas and L. Hailey, commissioners. The county, state and national ticket will receive a heavier majority in Knox county than ever before. Siilcule at Kort Wayne. I'oiit Wayne, June 4.

Special. C. Jfadell arrived from Washington, I). yesterday to work on the new government building. This morning lie shot and fatally wounded himself at his room in the (Jraflmiller house.

lie sent two bullets into the left side, threw the pistol out of the window and lay twelve hours without discovery. He was crazed by grief over the violent death of his son last week, lie is forty-five years old and has a wife and five daughters living ia Washington. Stal.hed to Death. IIarrisville, Juno 4. Special.

A difficulty occurred in this county recently on the farm of Alton Ilolderjx'twcen Grant I'ushcrand Isham Anderson, which ha just come to light. They became angered over some trival matter, resulting in Uucher stabbing Anderson, killing him instantly. Iiusher tied and ma le good his escape. Anderson wa a peaceable man and good citizen, and indignation runs high nrunvt Iii- slayer. A posso is now in pursuit of the fugitive.

Killed by tlte Cnm. IIocrrov, June 4. Special. Charles Miller of thi" place, aged eighteen, got on freight train on the IVnnsylvani.iroad, to steal ride to Plymouth, while it running at a high rate of speed. He fell a few mile-? west of here, seve ral cars over hiui in a hor rible manner.

His remains were brought back to town, and the coroner is now holding an inquest. lie Tut a Revolver to Iiis ltraln. Stau-ntox, June 4. Special. Lee C.

Howard, aged fifty years, a resident of Ilrazil, but formerly of this place, committed suicide here this evening by shooting himself in a wood-shed at the residence of E. M. Roberts. He placed the revolver in his mouth and the ball bulged in the brain. Death was instantaneous.

Sickness is the supposed cause. He leaves a widow and four children. A Young Farmer tu Trouble. Plymouth, May 30. Special.

Charles Yagley, a young farmer living near Tyncr City, this county, was yesterday bound over to the circuit court to answer a very serious charge preferred against him by the parents of a young lady of that town named Moore. It seems that Yagley had been going with the girl fur some time, and on die iMthof this month took her out in a buggy a country meeting of some kind and returned very late at night. Paring their return home he made some very indecent proposals, which were most indignantly refused. He attempted to force her to comply with his desires and went so far us to do her considerable bodily harm. She jumped from the bugiry, and he followed her in Iiis miserable attempts, but finally promised if slut would again get into the bugry he would take her home in tafety.

She did this, but he renewing his work she linally, by a subterfuge, got him get out of the and, lashing the team, drove off and left him in the road reflect on his outrageous conduct. The parents of the girl and the girl are all highly respected people, and the neighborhood is conisiueraiJy aroused over the afluir. Delphi's Sensation Mongers. MOXTICKI.LO, May Special.V-Notwith-standing the alarming rumors uo organized effort to lynch Chamberlain at any time existed. An arrangement was made for a meeting of lynchers of a mile west of town on Saturday nicht, and in pursuance of this nrraiurement crowds of men came to town on Saturday and evening, und at midnight an immense crowd of men were in the woods, but there was no organization, nml while an Attempt might have been made to hang the murderer if the militia had not come, and probably would have been made, yet the iiv'b didn't mean business.

It was not officered or orirardzed. Notwithstanding the howl of "Lynch him," which at least one of the nap'Ts in IMphi has been keeping up ever sinch liatnherlain killed the trirl he pretended to love, it is pretty generally lelievcd here, that had it not been for the inflammatory dispatches sent to Chicago and Indianapolis by the representative of lclphi journalism, there would have been no move whatever in the direction of mob law. As it was there was no organization, and the lynching "died ahornin'." Murdered Thirty Yenrs Ago. I'KTEKsurKo, June Special. Sonic thirty years a stock denier Mopped nt a farm house near Pleasantville, Pike county, where he sought and obtained shelter.

He was supposed to have had a large amount of money and was never cell again. About a mile and a half northeast of this place was a vacant farm house, und in a few days, near this vacant house, fanners found the body of the drover's horse, tolled in a deep ditch in the woods, covered ith lo' und debris. Much was said at the time about the disappearance of the drover, but the facts remained clouded in mystery and ere gradually almost forgotten. Very recently the present owner of the farm, on hich was situated the vacant bouse mentioned, was making rn excavation on the place, wh he e.xhumed the bones of a man, and with them the spectacles and branding irons cf die long lost drover. Knough is known to make interesting work for an enthusiastic detective.

iotiI In Iti'ow'n County. or.i May. -Su special. Great excitement prevnils in the quiet village of George-town, brown county; twenty-two miles northwest of this town, ever the finding of gold in ninaiiig quantities and of tli tiucst quality, on the farm of Win, II. Aruim; on the headwaters of Ii atiMo-soni crek.

The discovery was made by a party of treasiire-hiint rs on Sunday, and when the news reached the church in George town the cungrciratioti then li-tilei for the gold field. Mr. Arwiiie keeps watch over the ravine where the treasure lies and will not allow purchasers to romc near if. Parties are at work fn the wcIN near br and the whole county has been converted into mining camp. It has long been known that iro'd existed on the waters of reunhlos.soni cni'k.

in brow and a considerable quantity has been found, but the tli i I on the Arwiuc, on List Sunday, is the richest yet made. Wedding Ieat It Golden-Wedding. Lakavkttk, June 1. Special. Miss I-cna Morsch of Columbus, and John Wolford of iSloomington, mt here yesterday afternoon and were married bv a justice of the peace, 'the bride fainted al tlie of the ceremony and it leijiiircd some lime to restore her.

John oiek, jailer of Tippecanoe county, died last night of hernia, aged lilty-six years, lie was it member oi the Seventy-second Indiana, Wildcr's l.tiirnle, and belonged to the. G. A. It. post und masonic bulge ut Clark' Hill, where lie was buried to-day.

All a prominent farmer, und his estimable wile ci leloated their golden wedding yesterday. Their daughter, Miss Hope, added to the matrimonial interest of the dtiy by wedding John V. Wonderly. 1h Cy lone In Well. r.I.l'FI'TO.V, May Special.

The cyclone did immens d.imiitre in this county. It let looe In terrific force oti l.iherty, son and Harrison township, destroying several storage room near North fc MeI)oweII' haw-mill, he-hoieini to A. A rnolil, nlso the new I. aril of W. Ik Nimmoiis, anicl (ila-V ham, und that of Andrew Van Knmiotis'; destroying; also the Ihiiit' ikI Mii-! iiikI arinirol! part oi the slate root of Iiis house; nl.vi ileMroyini; other und houses und tunny hundreds of hint' worth o' fences.

As yet the full extent of the has not heen learned, but it was the most terrific etorin in many yenrs. Leo Hutl'iimn's h.irn was struck by lilitnln nn.l burned, carrying insurance of No one hurt. Tried to Kill Her Child. LakayKTTK, May Speciul. Au inhuman attempt was made ut infanticide last Saturday night nml has just been discovered.

Alice Ieiinii giive birth to an illegitimate child, unattended. She carried the infinit to the alley und st tilled mud ill its lilotltll lllld nostrils for the purpose of chokini; it to dentil. Its faint cries brought discovery mid medical attention. The child will live. The mother is in a critical condition, and no action has been taken against her.

She has not reveuled tho author of her disgrace. A Cntirsxruuii I. nlr. FllANKFOKT, May While Mrs. T.

J. Steele and daughter were at home nlotie, the other evening, nnd just after they hail re tired for the night, they were surprised to see a man looking in at one of the windows. Steel- rose front her bed quietly, arrayed in a mother hubbard, seized a cune nml made for the intruder. Ilefore he realized what was up she whs hitting him over the bend at a lively rate. The burglar hastily retreated, but not until Mrs.

Steele had broken her cane over his head. More ItepiiTdiran "Harmony. June .1. Special. The republican county convention, held here Saturday, Was one of the most disgraceful affairs that ever occurred In the city.

After tiring of abusing the democratic party, they pot to fighting nnd swindling each other over the nomination until the scene beggars description. Scratching the republican ticket, or voting the straight democratic, will be the rule among honest republicans in November. Flesh and Itones. Louasswkt, June Special. John Ft r-riter, a freight brnkt inan, fell off his train near Hebron thi morning Mini train following passed our him, grinding him to fl mangled mass of tlesh and bones.

The remains were irnlheied up in a blanket Mini brought to this city. He its a young married man and lived here. 1'arenta Almont Olstrnr tvl. S'KYMOlK, June Special. Mrs.

Lida Full, aged thirty, who has resided with her pnreiifs nince the death of htr husband several years, mysteriously disappeared ten days ngo. Alur completing the morning duty about tue house ishe left vrithont paying a word to her mother, since which time not a word has been heard from her. She left in only her every-day attire nnd sun-bonnet on. Her parents are almost distracted with grief and fear she went to White river two miles away nnd drowned herself, as she has been in delicate health for several years. A Sad Scene.

i Seymour, May 30. Special One of the addest scenes ever witnessed in this section took place yesterday. The remains of Mr. William Meitler, who was killed at Hiawatha, by lightning, were brought to the home of his brother, August, in the northwest part of this county for interment. The remains were viewed by a large concourse of sorrowing friends, among whom was Mrs.

Adolph Smith, who upon approaching the casket to take a last look upon one she had known from his infancy, with strange actions, she sank to the floor and expired without a murmur. She was a highly esteemed lady, nearly seventy years of age, and the tragic event has shrouded tho entire neighborhood in gloom. A Ills Knife's Fatal Work. EVANSMLLE, June 3. Special.

Early this morning Albert Priest, a respected colored citizen, found his ife standing in their yard with Osear laily (colored). When I'riest approached Daily struck htm. The former then drew a large knife, cutting his antagonist, the blade penetrating the left lung causing injuries which the physician says are fatal. I'riest was arrested. A Two Years' Sentence.

CON'XERSVILLE, June 1. Special. The jury in the case of tho state vs. Charles M. Johnson, for cutting with intent to kill George Beaver at Glenwood last winter, came in at midnight finding the defendent guilty and assessing his punishment at ten years hi the penitentiary and a fine of one cent.

Arrested for Forgery. Stauxtox, June 1. Special. Al Pointer forged an order on some Brazil parties and walked to New burg nnI boarded the Vandalia train, no. 3.

The constable and police from lirazil came on the same train, arrested him here and took him back to Brazil. Minor State Items. Cutworms are destroying the corn of Decatur county. Adam Horn of Franklin county dropped dead Friday. Frank Ileal delivered the decoration oration at Frankfort.

Jealously led Albert Priest, an Evans ville expressman, to stab Oscar Daily so that he will die. The Kosciusko democratic convention ill be held June I'l and not June -5, as heretofore stated. The Hon. Will Cumbaek's name heuds the Decatur county delegation to the republican state convention. The name of C'apt.

W. F. Daly will head the republican ticket of Miami county as candidate for representative. Z. I).

Dwiggins is preparing to open another bank nt Hochester, under the management of L. C. Curtis of Oxford, Ind. Ira J. Chase was indorsed for governor by the Hendricks county republicans ho nominated C.

L. Stanley for representative. The Murphy temperance revival meetings nt Seymour are progressing satisfactorily. Seventeen, hundred people have signed the pledge. Dr.

S. C. Richardson, formerly of Terro Haute but later of Staunton, will remove to Brazil here he will embark in a general store business. Decoration dav was generally observed throughout the state. The Sentinel found it quite impossible to uirikc roohi for its correspondence.

Allen Wilkin of Elkhart, a young man guilty of a criminal assault on Maggie Lynch a short time ago, has been sentenced to two years in prison for the crime. George Mullen, of Terrc Haute, dropped dead from his wagon, Monday morning, of apoplexy. He was aged lifty-six years und leaves uu invalid wife. The Montgomery county republicans nominated Hannibal Treat for representative. A.

I. prominent banker, was jdaeed on the ticket for treasurer. A team valued nt belonging to D. fc C. H.

Fhl, was drowned while eroding the Wabash, near Losansport. The driver narrowly escaped a watery grave. The postoflices of Granville nnd Roverton, Delaware county, have been closed, the republican postmasters retiring nnd no democrats being ready to step into their shoes. The Vandalia is building a new cottage and platform nt Cloverlaiid and ill soon begin en new depot al Seely ville, and there is ulso some, talk of Brazil getting a new depot. Prof.

A. H. Morris delivered the address, to which the lion. C. M.

iStttler responded, at a memorial service nt Knightstown. Botliellorts are spoken of as models in their ay. W. S. Montgomery of Noblcsvillo lin the outfit of the Greenfield HrpuLhnni ptthiishing company, nnd will continue the publication of the Greenfield Dr.

J. H. Martin has been re-elected mperln-tciidcnt of the Madison city schools; Prof. J. A.

Carnagcv principal of the high sehods, and Prof. J. G. llabhurd of the lower seminary. Charles Drake, Lillian Maekey, Mary Kirt- I.

i ti Lizie Stanton, Kitty Rccratt and Emma Meyer were given diplomas at the recent com. mcuccment exercises of the Rochester high school. The White county circuit' court has decided in favor of (he sureties of J. 11. Sidd.ill, ho was accused of sodomy, in the suit irought against them.

Dr. A. Stratford of Inditiia polls and others were on Iiis bond ami the tuse bus excited much interest. The fifty.fottrth annual catalogue of 'Vubasli college has been issued. The Institution is thriving and prosperous, nnd com pit in nil its departments.

According to the last roster the whole number of alumni is ''2, o( liotu are now living. The pant year 'Hi students were enrolled. The commencement exercises will begin June 15 ami conclude? June )d Th Iter. M. I 1 blind of InUuiiaiis delivered the Purdue baccalaureate sermon Sun- diiy, and the university address by the lion.

A. W'inship tjf lloston, Sunday night. President fmart exteiels cordial to the public tit Purdue this week. The libora-atories and woi ksliops will he open every aft-croon from to o'clock. Lightning Monday ruined the orchards of Frank Potter and Alfred Worrell, in hirke county, striking utmost every tree.

Orchards and timber near Blue Lick were blown down, and the bum of Jesse Coombs carried away, tuite a number of heads of stock are lepirted killed. Fortunately no dwellings stood is tho track of the storm. The damage amounts to thousands of dollars. Jeorge SliaUspeare, who died in cw Albany Saturday, asserted that lie ws a lineal descendant of lie Bard of Avon, and Iii; pretensions seemed to have some foundation. He was bom at llenley-on-IIarden sixty-two yur.s ngo, and hfld varied und not unromantic battle with the world.

He wi the eldest of a hi go family of children and lived with his father, Joseph Shakspenre, on a small firm near JStratford-on-A von. Indiana Tensions. W. Lauderdale, Vinccnnes; P. Knight, Vincennes; W.

II. Miller, Marion; W. A. Jim-ken, Carthage; T.C. FnlW, Milan; H.

B. Cook, Winchester; S. F. Daylitl', Paoli: E. Westmaii, Fowler; P.

Cutshall, Bristol; X. S. Martin, Soiiierville; A. Bever, Ilillsboro; II. Leihrumlt, Seymour; S.

K. Rohrcr, Bloomington; S. Myers, Webb, (Menu's Valley; G. Stone-breaker, Alamo; S. M.

Jones, Vt rsailles; J. W. Toland, Franktou J. D. Vansickle, Shelby villt J.

Goodman, New Brunswick; Dewee, Moorcsville; G.W. Chapman, South Whitley; A-Mike Wnkarusa; J. Vv. I'arker, Liberty Mills; W. McRride, Midland; 11.

Clark, Evansvillc; 1. If. Hochstetter, Clay City; W. Aigin, Scv-iiiour; (i. W.

llobinson, C'rnw fordsville J. Anderson, Elkhart; S. Burnhcimcn, Hei la; Hendrickson, Knightsvdle; F. Eckel, Attica; II. C.

Powell, Knightstown; T. N. Russell. Miafer, lganport; J. Davis, 1 lilU-dale; R.

King. Iagro; J.J. Kussmaul, Huntington; D. M. Knight.

Morguntown F. M. Roh-ison, Frankfort; B. Forinan, Ewiugton; A. Wih hiueir, Igatisport widow of 11.

Cnh, Cosport; widow of J. G. Schein, BatesviUe; widow of W. Mc Bride, Midland; minors of J. M.

Williams, Monterey; minor of 1. D. Felts, Fhy; minors 4 D. Eaton, Wabash widow of J. (itiilt, Wolcottville; widow of A.

d. Heaeoek, Vernon; widow of E. Shaddy, Ilexville; minor of T. J. Carney, New berry.

W. Jsgrigg, Frankfort; L. Tiec, Goodtand; F. A. Lindsy, Teft; D.

Layman, Hector; II. Burch, Lu'ayette; .1. Stephenson, Tennyson; H. So mcr, W'v'eottville; A. Clark, Ltfayette; J.

M. Smith, Delphi; G. I). Howard, Indianapolis; J. Herman, EdwHrdsrille; A.

F. Nnodgrnss, New Al'ianv; V. II. Collins (deceased) Indian- D. Luhuuua Muiiicrcy; M.

W. Ward (deceased), Greenfield; I. Wheeler, Geneva; C. M. Warring, Francisville; J.

Nicholson, Bloomington; J. 8. Conover, Zionsvdle; J. T. Brown, ML Prospect; A.

Cox, Marion; G. Fleasant Iake; it. cournn, ueorgia; a. 1 Baumann (deceased), Indianapolis; J. Williams Faulkner; S.

P. Carbaugh, Indian-ajKlis; N. Hill, South Grange; D. C. Burnett, Dow; J.

D. McDouald, Niaeveh; E. Colvin, Muncie; II. Plooger, EvansvUle; M. Smith, Sullivan; A.

Whiting, Richmond; E. E. C. Rose (deceased). Bloom field; widow of J.

Rice, Indianapolis; widow of C. Derby; widow of E. E. Rose, Bloomlield; widow of A. Edinonston, Dana; mother of W.

A. Hall, Monrovia; illow of C. Adkins, Epsom; minors of L. Kelton, Stewartsville; widow of H. Gobbel, Young's Creek; widow of A.

L. Baumann, Indianapolis; fatherof J. Smith, Brook. M.J.Young, Butler; J. Jones, Survant; C.

C. Road, Peru II. Jnekon, Spartansburg; W. Mullins, Newark; C. W.

Moore, Sceleyville; W. H. Morgan, Lafayette; S. P. Vuughn, Mt.

Meridian; L. G. Hoops, Terre Haute; V. C. Wiener, Sharpsville; D.

Shull, Salem; L. Wil-ton (deceased), Shelbyville; II. Krohusagen, Inglefield; B. N. Kinhart, Anderson; J.

W. Hooper, I'tica; W. Brooks, Rushville; F. A. Weaver, Pierceton; P.

A. Anderson, Fort Wayne; S. M. Irwin, Union City; C. H.

KreWson, Roanoke: C. Lightfoot, Point Isabel; E. Marks, Marion; J. Imel, Kitt; W. Hamersly, Washington; V.

X. Dil ley, Terrc Ilaute; J. C. Cass, Windfall; W. J.

Randall, Vernon; J. S. Lundr, Swiss City; S. Nichols, Lowell, N. Allen, Monrovia; Wolf, Od fax; W.

F. Marsh, Greensbtirg; W. II. O. Goblsmitli, New Salem; W.

Crusen, Kinder; N. Rodenberger, Bow ling (ireen; S. Webb, New Albany; (J. H. (Jaskill, Biit kctt P.

II. Young. Gaynorsvillc; T. N. New-gent, Claysvihe; W.

Tilt'ord, Lawrenceburg; 11. herer, Wiudfall; IL II. Dean, Montpelier; J. II. Gibson, Ciallandet: T.

F. Jackson. Nebraska; E. Newman. Hadley Station; T.

M. Little, Connersville; (. Meyer, Terre Haute; G. I. Mercer, Heiirj'villc willow of T.

C. I'x-rry, (irand View; widow of W. II. Jordan, Fountain town; minors of W. A.

Hamilton. Lynn widow of W. Williams, Indianapolis; widow of 1. Winter, Shelbyville. T.

Stewart, Petersburg; J. Doutiiit, ricasant-ville; J. Borehelt. BatesviUe; T. Ihulettc, (ioeglein; C.

Fox, Versailles; T. Starks, New Marion; S. MeNairy, Richwoods; J. G. Kohl, Clermont; W.

Eckles, Solitude; J. Wiser, Plymouth; J. Bake. Mctamora; S. D.

Warwick, Modoc; W. Hoard. Rockport; F. Elliott, New Philadelphia; J. M.

Clayton. Moorcsville; I. P. Henderson, New Castle; J. V.

Reed, Westville; C. A. Hickman, Paoli; (). Tyre, Kokomo; J. I.

Jetter, Salamonica; J. Johns, S-ard; J. Antony, Terre Haute; J.A.Turner, Putnamsville; G. Modrell, d'osport; T. Kendall.

J. V. Shipp, Morristown; W. H. Cunningiiam, English; C.

Dwyer, Loogootee; J. T. I'ing" New Belleville; widow of F. McRea, New Middle-town; widow of W. Tw im ham, Bennington; widow of J.

C. Voris, Franklin; mother of J. T. White, Cedar Valley; minor of J. Solomon, Washington: minor of J.

W. Ilobbs, Sullivan; minor ol J. iliinsuker, Arthur. IN THE WORLD OFTRADE. New York, June 4.

Money cn call easy ut per last K-an 1, cloed olTereil at lf'Lli per cent Prime mercantile paper per cent. Sterling exchange Quiet but t-teady at 4Sj for 00-day hills' and 4 S3 for demand. The total sales of tstoeks to-day were chares. Tho clock market was again intensely dull to-day, and while in the first hour and hist half hour, was quite weak and somewhat feverish throughout the day. Only three stocks, however, made any pretentious to animation, Heading, Union Pacific and St.

Paul. There was very little movement in the last mentioned Ftock and it was traded in over a rang of only half per cent, for the entire day, while none of the active stocks showed a rano of more that. 1 per cent. Tho movements in tlie list were con lined to a very few ptockaimd these were principally anions the usual inactive stocks, Pullman, Chicago, P.urlington Quincy ami one or two others being most coti-rpieuous. Tlie, opening was at slight ad varices over Saturday's final figures and the market showed au improved tendonev during the first hour which carried somu of the list to the neighborhood of a point alve the opening, Union Pacific; and Missouri Pacific being conspicuous.

The feverishiiess then appeared nnd price sagged and Missouri Pacific developed considerable weakness, but it was not until the hist hour, when the lowest priccHof the day generally were made, that its decline reached anything like notable proportions. The dullness was intense throughout after 11 o'clock, the only relief to the stagnation In irig a drop of" I in Burlington, followed by a recovery of 1 percent, and an advance of 1 per cent in I lock Island, and one of 1 per cent in Pullman. The decline, however, was accelerated after delivery hour, but it was then checked, and prices rallied immediately, the close being dull but firm at something better than first prices. Almost ever thing is fractionally higher this evening, ami Pullman gained 1 Northern Pacific preferred 13 and Burlington Quincy 1 per cent, while St. lhiluth lost 1 ja cent.

The railroad bond market wnstpiict. Nickel Plate4sj out of a total day's business of Jl.OL'.fKH). Government bonds were dull and steady to firm. State loinls were dull and steady. COMMERCIAL.

TliQ movement of grain Mkjwi decrests onin-1artvl tili Saturday's report. Inspection amount to luit 10 rar an 1 nr S.itunluT. The triebt Is very thill, anil on 'chan innll. On the fall board the Mddin hardly represented the trim vuIiihs, wheat be lag salable at hilly I cent uhove uoijti Inn. iiiI com hikI ohIm a The liillnii tlie cull lxiurt In vn of value ttuluallo (i.rlarne(Uiitititl('V but otliTliiRi at well in rcniire-ineiits are of tlirt auiiill olie-cHr order.

WllKAT The tmaiiiK lurke.l aniimition, nnl tlift lilils nr onif liut lowt-r than hat Ihn lull Miouhl lin! I. No. 2 Mod Mo. rtil 90 So. 3 red.

Cukn I dull ml little doing. Jli'l: No. 2 ft'li No. 2 Mixed No. '2 Yellow iNo.

il Mixed Ml. 6J So. 4 Yellow Oats Aro nominal Bid. No. 2 Will tC J.1 No.

Whitn 'M Kkeds Od'rring umiill, hut market about atca.ly. rtit. m.iM. rtran No. I heute Timothy 11 Ol.

No. 1 14 50 Kcccljit nml Shlpnieiit Oy Kall I'aat Tweii. ty.foiir Hour. lk Cl ijUK. llillll't1.

Flour Wh.ut I'urn tllit a Ilye Il.irrcl.i. lllllll'll MM) fi.r, i) Jdishi-U 34, Jk llusluN l.JoO ljmi JiulitU Ceo ocii tan '1 Ilav (irula In Sti.rc 4, 1SSS. Whi uu, Coin, Oats. I live F.lerator A III.ihmI' It i Capital Klevator I. noil Klevntor 1 Iii.ihjo 6:1,0011 I.

I). A 8. Klevator Total- SJ7 Cor. day last yrnr JM. 727 7-'S INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKET.

The l'loi isioii Market. IV'low uro the pr''iit Jobbing jiriecat Isninked lO'lluble Itrand. fsufar-cured Hams lbs. and It 12 if' 9 14 '4 10 a 22 1 ih. 2i I lis.

art riim' 17! lb. aTeri" II. 12 lb, avrruitr it lbs. and ovrr nonelc harn ('ullloruU liaun i 11 lln. average uw iar 15 fin avrriiif" t'ottnim ham, 4 to if is.

a veric I.tiiflish-ctirt'il breuktiist liai-ou, r.iu'isli fiin-ft trip, l.iii,-lih rhouldtm lllit ant lrivd Im'-! lUcoQ lear idri, or lutstiuni fitrlil lcar bm or iihhIiiiiii wi 'lrnr bt liirs, liht or medium Tortcr Hrnnd" cured breakla.it bacon Fuear cured breakfast bacon, trip 11 luijar curel braktat bacon, backs 10 tniuar cured alioublers linear cured dried bef hams 10 "Moriran A rey" brand fSiiitar curwl bams, J4'c loss tban prkf? of "IV-liable;" Kulish cured shoulders aud breakfast bacon, Jc less than prus? of lUiable." If. and I'ukbd Mfats Kntlish cured, clear si ics, nnsmoked 0 l'ean ork (clear) per brl. 2'w lbs uu liBtu or rump pork, per brl. 'joo lbs 1 Also in one-half containing l'f at half the price of the barrels, wttu Sou added to cover additional cost of iiarkn'f. I-ard I'ure leaf, kettle rendered In tierris, hall barrels advance on price of tierces; cans in 10O-toun'l cases, Ju alvanc- 0:1 once of tierces; 20-pund cans in so-fouud ca-s, '4o a tvanco on jiriceof tierces: lo-poun'l cans, in ik-i mnd ca-u-s, advance on price of tierces; caiislii'ii-jiound eases, pe advance on iriee of tierces; 3-itound cans to bo-nound cases, aJvauteuu yrM of tierces.

Indiana racking Company's family lard. In tierrs. Sc; also in 5(, 2'J aud 1 (ound cans at usual advaueo on priej of tierces. Smoked Sausage Bologna 6kin, large or ernall, ")'' cloth, 7c. Fresh Meats Tork sausase, link f) Tenderloins Ham trimmings Snare ribs l'urk loiu iroceric.

Sugars Hard. 7' standard C'i 7c: cofTeo white extra (', (' ydlow, coinmun to lair, -r-4e. New Oil 'a-is, new yrups, cboioe, H-vt V'c; medium 'oilee to 1' rriinp to hoice, fancy, 2u.i21c;i:olden ilio, 24mi2sc: 20" j'fHlituiil 4 KraK standard, Arbuc kle's. 2u' Miscellaneous fliee, 7' f. i'oal Iike salt, car lots, navy, medium.

2 marrowfat, 2'i. piXfds blaeklxTnes, Jl li.Yi 1 b); ieaelis, A-potitid, 52 4' 1 1 tM; alnun, 1 toniatue, tl 4d; Miar-corn, 51 1 50. ltaisitis t'niwn ludoii layers, iievv, 2j ier box Musoaud double crown', new, t2 2u2 Ou. 'runes, i'ic. Curraiit, 7jio.

Tho I'ro'lttcc Shippers' payiie; priees: F.Cw's Fresh, per lloeil, 1 1 ii 12c. Iiutter Choice country, poor, fi-f Poultry liens. Siiii4 chickens, turkeys', "loins bens 7c; gif-e, per dor. dm is'. Feathers Prime geiiO, mixed and duck, iiijs si jer twi.

N'-ils. Fhippcrs' payin? pri' C-c l'riui'. clover, t.V); prime timothy, sj.su t.mi: extra ele-in blue tlrifl.l'i; fa-icv, tfl.pi,, i ft; red top. nrcfi.tr i grass, 1.4 iHl.il'l; Al-ike, i.l i 7. 1 lilue Krass, IojI.h;; liertuun millet, 52.vi2.2"; Hungary, il.7ij2, LIVE STOCK MARKET.

I'MON Y.ir.I)1, I.miia.n Arm. is, June 4, CATTLE Tteceiptt very lisht. The market i quotably the same as Saturday. doodciVia heifers bring fair prices. Prime hippiti); ftccrsof to pounJs .51 00 Fair to pood shinning steers of to l.VXi pounds 4 40,24 CO Fair to pood hhipp'ii fteers of I.Iihj to pounds 4 50 Good sbippin of 1,0 1) to )Hiinil 1 it I 4.1 lair and feeders 01 soo to 1,000 pounds 2.V1?, 71 Irime heifers I 21 Fair to poid heifers (iof.i Prime butcher cows a 'J-Via 7 air to pood butcher cows 1 t'oinnioii cows Im, 1 Prime heavv bulls 2 t' 2" Fair to pood bulls 2 no Veals in.

Mils-It cows, caives and springers 20 il'l m.l IIim.s There are not enough ho-s here to make a market and uo intcrc-t was shown in the tradinp. The ((uotations remain unchanged fiom Saturday. IW'st bo.tvy shippinit 4" r.st li'ht ami heavy mixed 5 I'l Choice lights (170 to Ibx) 2" i III Common to good 5 11.111 11 Pit's and common liehts I ii') 71 Ib'i-cipts lit't. The market is dull on nil grades and the common stud is h.ird to f-f. I'rlme sheep, 110 pounds and upward 1 I Jooil sheei, IM) to 100 (ound, 4 1 21 Common i medium sheep i'i Prime irinp lambs 2 "io- 1 1 71 bucks, per bead 1 2t2 71 l'lsc wlierc.

CINCINNATI. June 4. Cattle F.eeHpts, 008; shitmients, Market slow but steady; coiuiuon 1 choice butchers, 1.7-1 fieders, 1.21. Ml KEP I'e cei.ls. sbipllieiits, I.

'Irl. Market ciiiiiiiiin to prune elipied, S--7-" choice welln rs, 3 1.." i.f 7 butilx active and lino at 1 1: Meadv common mil luht, 5 iri.4.1; pa'kin und but. dirts', 5.1. a 1 1.7,1; rcri ipt, shipments. 1.

HICAI.l). 4. Ca rTt Ipts, lo.iVOH, sliiiiiiicul, "i il i ves st i-on at 1. in aiel mixed. I'.

I. stockt is Mid feedri 52..1 1, rattle, SI. it i.2'i I loos Ilccci) 2 shipmeiil, H. l. Mai ket strong mid bipbtr; mix ei, Ji.l'i ,1 1 lie.ivy 1.

1'i 1 ill Iii; lit, J.1 fll I- l.l i 4.0 Hi; shipment, hone. Market trotip; native shorn, .7.1 1.1.2 (In feeders, a.1, I. I'l Texas, Vl: l.iiiil.-, 1. 1. KAT r.lllFKTY, June rri.i: lb-.

dids, shi nts, Market, dull, 1 o. 011 common und medium rich's poo I. ktroii ,111, 1 -tiieal la I week's closing pi Ices. veil ca's ral-tle shli'cd to New Yol I 10 i 2.7ini;shiiiients,2.2i. Market aitlve; Philadelphia, mixed, i.7u; eoinmoii to fair, i-1.

tu pi fou 1 of Imts shipped to Niw Yor Il.i.o I shipments, Market vuy ilull Ut l.Uil Week's llillip pi Ices. MARKETS UY TELiiGK APM. l'i'txl nee. NF.W YOUK. Jim 4.

Flour Ib-eelpts, exports, 211 Il.i,i'i dull nnd aale, Is.ono bi I -line, I 1 rom-liion to pood extra western und lale, ":2 f- I 2i; k'o. to rholi-i' SL common to ch hiti wheat rstrril extra, i.M i f.im M.sil HI; common to xt ra Hin. romiuor to choice ex trfl vt. Louis, '1 pi tent nie--ota cxira, poo to prune, t. 7' choice to fancy do, Whrut Iteeeipts, I pot Is, SI sales, omi futures and spot; cadi pra'les heavy and 1 lower; export moderate; opteun weak, vt ith ahi m-e of r.d-Vici'S from the West 1, to 11 holiday.

Pi in de-clincd Ut tho 1 i 1 1 l.lt rccoicnd tln-1. fall burk 'H'-. I i 1 steady lib a small reaction; no. 2 spring no. 1 haul, delivered; tinprade'l red, h.ireleatir; alloat; i 11 ho.

2 nd (''' rlosine i'l elosinif ttle; A 11 rhst elosliv fi. (. closing 9i'e; May y.i' Corn 11 Ipts, 121. V.I polls, al'-s. 10 (u lures, anil 1 1 spot; closing kteady; llllpradi'd Inixcl, Meuiiier, .21 flu.

'J, eeutnr; lltliul; lm. June, i. i'-1'', riosimt ie; .1 11I y. rhl inj llj' Aup OJv.iil.lr, doNlliit I'linliiK Ol I ill Mnie Juni: 2: Wlu-al, .7 l'. roni, itl.li;; ryn, Farl- mall, Dais It -Ipts.

export, none; sales, fut ores, steady mixed 'liin, it Ilk-; bite do, 42'fit'C. Co'lce fair; dull at Kis's 1 irut niil ileinaiul finr; Ostern, l.l'o'tb'x-; ivrclpts, pekps. Polk M. and "111 moderate demand; iiuote at SI for old, St "1.2 i I 1 (or new. Cm no m- illid iiiieh.inped.

Far I More or lc iie-lcet .1 western steam spot July, H.C, 1,1 s.C.s; closed at S.S. (is, und city steam. fs.l.V llulter Unlet but at router; western, 12 yl lie. CINCINNATI, June 4. Flour 1'ilr ilemnnd; family, I fancy.

IS hc.it l.ai l)o. 2 red, t'l-; receipt', shipiio ills, 1 1 Corn I 'nil Hti'l lower; mixed, Oats biwi-r; no. 2 mixed, lil1 iMill; ln. 2, 1'ork uie( ut 11 lVi-d I Irin lit lk meats Nominal; sh.ut rii, tiacn In fair it' iiii'l steady; short 1 le.ir, s.ip'i'. Whisky Steady and sabs I.JUbrN linidii'd Koott 011 11 hasis f.f II.

r.ulter 1 1 i I tu rreainery, dairy, 12'-' I -luar I 'irm hard Mipar, linn; piatinlaied, 7 Nrw Orleans, ri Fp2s Firm at 11' I heese Mcady Olli. Ilut, Catarrh to Consumption. Catarrh In its destructive force stands next to mid tindoiiblcdly ads oti to coil'iinip'ioii. It is therefore singular that those nlllieted with this f-ar. '11 1 disease should not ike It the object of their lives to rid themselves of It.

lieeeptiri! remedies concocted by Ignorant pretender to medical Lnon ledge have weakened the roiilidenee of the great majority of Mif-fcrcrs in all advertised teim- lics. They bccoims resigned to a life of misery rather than torture theni-M'lvor with doubtful palliativrs. Hut this ill never do. Catarrh must be tuet ut every taue and rombattcd with all our might. In many cases the disca.se has assumed dangerous symptoms.

The I Mines and cartilajv of the nose, the organs of In til ing, of seeing and of tasting so nlVei ted BS to Itc useless, the uvula so rl'ingalen, the throat so Inflamed nnd Irritated us to produce 11 constant and distressing eoiii.li. Stanford's Padieal Cure meets every pha-e of Catarrh, from a simple le ad cold to the most lonih-some and destructive stages. It is local and c.niti-t'"ioiial. Instant in relieving, pet maucnt in curing, safe, emnnmical ami Facti package contains one bottle of the lindicil Cure, one box alarrhal Solvent and one Improved Inhaler, with treatise; price, SI. I 'OTT It Iltt AM) ClIKMICAI.

Poston. nut ntl.hs' Full of comfoi for ull Pains, Ion and Wonl. ss of the A nti-Paiii Plasti r. the lirst and lily pain-killing Pi.itcr. u', In mul iufailiVc.

to all other remedies and appliances for pain and sircnpthrnlng the imiseirs. Ft ris gm from the moment It is applied. At all Hrngisis, 2 rent ti for SM or, Hisiag free, of Putter P'rug aud sloii, Ma.5. ruood Is rrepared from Pantielion, Mamlrckc, Pock, ripsissewa, Juniier Terries, and other well-known ai.d -uluable vegetable remedies. The roportlon and prepriratlon are peculir.r II.

otl's tSarsa-yarilla, giving It curative 1 seared Fy other meilieir.es. It rcxarkaLle cures where others fail. I consider Hood's ia the Fest nedicitie 1 ever used. It gives me r.n and refreshing sleep, and keeps the ccld J.S. Fogg, 100 isj ruec Street, Portland, JIc.

Yrten I bought Hood's I made a god investment of one dollar In medicine for the frt time. It has driven off rheumatism and Improved my appetite fo much that my hoarding mistress says I must keep it locked up or she will be obliged to raise my board with every other boarder that takes Hood's Sarsaparilla." Thomas RntKLix, C'J Tillary Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. I fr.d Hood's Sarsaparlll.i the best remedy for impure blood I ever used." M.

II. Baxtuu. ticket agent, P. B. B.L.

Bound Brcs.k, N. J. Hood's Sarsaparilla Pold by all druggists, fl; six for 5. Trepared ty C. 1.

HOOI) Jr Apothecaries. Lowell. Maas. 100 Doses One Dollar B.r -s FirS Ilead.ifho re'i'eveell tho tronile Incident to a bi.io-.is ct.ite of tlio mch aa N.us-a. Ii-owsiiiesR.

I'istrefs after rating. -iu in Si te, most rtiuarinbio ucces L8 been flius-n ia curing ncndicbe. yrt Lit tie Liver TlITl ara ei'ially valuable in Constipation, curies nnd preventing ile they ulso correct all liisordem el be m-li hu Lver and regulate the bowels. Lvcu U' thi only mm Ache they wonld be almost priceless- to thoe wb i autl'-r loin this Jistn-wsniK complaitit-. but 1 not end bero.an.i thoso who mice try them ill find theHc little pliU valuable in so many ways that they will tint be wil-liug to wiibout tbciu.

lint after all ick head Is the lano of so many lives that here Is wher wo make our great boubt. Oar pills cure It wiuid othe: do not. Carter' Littlo Liver Pills arc very mall and Tery eay to taku. One or two pill inake dos. They ie striolly vrctalda and do not or jiure, but by tielr gi'Utld action ple.tsn all whr In 25ccuts five for I.

bold ty drulstu evtry whero, or aeat by CAftTtR MEDICINE New York. 11 bill Bn hi Cloth Cold 141 l'lLr. ii.ll Klrt-I lnroi(, ji ti in nt r. I r. O.

Ilm Hin. Y. 1 1ST OF ULNCIl Ab N0H. rr.i ira. 'st Ion.

Inlhiiiimn' ii n. XV iirnm, or in r- rr. orin Cr I'm Cnlle, or 'I eel Innu "I Inlaut. liarrbea, el i.lnKlron er I tt-tilri Criionr. Ihliinis l.c ll.llern Mfirbil, I fill ul.

I'. "1H Il'l Veinnl.N. 'i I 0'-' S.elt 'in Vril.f.l .2 .7.1 HOMEOPATHIC lHlMln. I'' Mciir. I'llnful I'l-rloJ" iiiicn, tea i-i I juU, ni l.iec.

-llll Itflfllin, I It ll.l.l, Kl i-Virr "'ij iif. Cliills. i'lle. Illind ir 1 ilni.ii -fi. I nid in "lis Ileal ,25 ,.5 biioiiltia Cim-'tl, I.

ner ii 1 1 lei. 1 1. 1 Ki.llll v. f.o,,. i.

i.iMix i il rlnnrv rffnie llif tlflirt. I'nl ili 'i -n I PECIFICS Sol I If in-e i -Is, or K-nl itinl on rei-iMpf luulni.i.BM.a.1. ThisistlicTopofthcGnxuiNC Pearl Top Lamp Chimney. Allot hers, similar arc imitation. exact Label is on each Pearl Top Chimney.

A dealer may say and think he has others as pood, BUT HE HAS NOT. Insist upon the Exact Label and Top. FCR LE EVERYiVHIRE. MACE CNLV BY 6E0. A.

MACBETH C0.v PiUsbargJi, Pa. QOID 1S73. I It i 1 1 uniuui uuuuui Wiirnmt. .1 utwlutvtij J. vrtitl, frelrt vbl.

the excfS Hit b.is been rnoM il. It re ti.irj the. ttrrm'h 's-o. mim I vlth rrw huf-ar, nn.l Is- tlx far inoreccini'Hiil- pal, ti.itn ime fri.l It lioill ifblliR, rti 1: 1 teil, mul ii'l H't' (I for liiMiliila Well tor 1 Tfiolis 111 IsoM by XL BAKER CO, fiass. DR.

OvElt'S BODY FOi? ff.AN AND WOMAN. vvl fV I hu iri.ll I ilnary i ,1 i I rrr min vuihllriiij Frmitle 1 I. vv-' I VJ -m iIm I I C.ntninf -f J'J II ftfvmen of treiitlh. ''K 'nrreiit run l.o Osl i a. tmilerr nn.l tu.pll- fi'f A e.lt trt nt ik1 frif SG llliitri-l lMwihlrt irivuiir udi.p.

'v tli ois.m.i nf IpmiiiioiiIkIs, llr.OHTil Helt 191 Sfale ChleaBO. Is a flrs-t-rln nd 111 ft fl I udi linii Hir llllHI I I I mtf Kbo.4 mul wrh. We mil trm-H on i bor itittilv. fco.l lim viiu nl in itb-r I 'm. tnrrcl.il or 'iillnind Tclearnpb Tb Sn Went hi 'be cmitrr Nrrow Bpln piforonr tmilr VAbl.MiNK 4IVII.LI- Ul Sclertions, fsVrn I'i 'ninny nh ar.ii for ture, etc.

and IhU for two cent. l'ublisuiu Uiliz, CARTERS IVER PUIS, will 3 mmm Hnnnn XJl Ml (i km rri rnnonii i i Li iinuuii Sarsapa Is the test pnrif.er l-cfore the It eradicates cry in.pu: ity, and cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum. Boils, I'lmylt all Iluniors. Dyspcjisia, Bi'-h usncss. tick lleadaclie, Indigestion, (iencral DtMiity, Catarrh, Rheuma tism.

Kidney rrd Liver ntjlaints. It overcomes that extreme tired feillug, and up the system. Hood's Sarsapr.rllla was a God-send to nie, for it cured ire dyspepsia liver with which I hr.d su.Terrd 20 J. R. IIoexueck, South ralliburg, X.

Y. the Hood's Sarsaparilla takes less time and quantity to show its effect than any other preparation." C. A. Ilrr.JiAi-.n, N. Cl.i'.I, N.Y.

"My 1 ad very rot lical'Ji a time, ff-m h.dijrestion, por tiprc-tite, and constant headache. She tri. everything we could hear of, but found no relief till she tried Hood's Strsaparilla. She Is taking the third bottle, and never feit better In her life. We feel It our duty to rce.

It to every one we know." Cr.oncn JsC3iri vili.k, M.rcland, C-k County, HI. Hood's Sarsaparilla SoM by all drtipptsts. fl; six for 5. I'repired by C. I.

lUOI i Apt.ibecarios. Lowell, Mas. (00 Doses One Dollar NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Notier is hereby uiven tbnt i'l Kin-, nlmini-trutor ii'ili't iteof Curiicliiis .1, in ur-uancc of an of the M.it ioii Circuit Conrl, leihie tin oi tu in 1 ra of Iii st.ite oi iius Kinn. s.

In liana Kiic et Nu. nt tie lebruary term, of sail vtirt. will sal" b.r -s than tlm lull I I le on I ls, at i 'ex ji, in. f.f iiil the law nib of I. I Iilootin le.

mi No. 3 a' No. lla-t Wasbinctna in tiie ay lTeli nvii. in iriou eounty, in the liolLin toe toll. le rll I reiil or so ie tli-rcof may le nei- -ary tfj iiia.e a hi, ii to li.e ti.

an-1 if i orin 'i is King, wit: i bo nn.li i'lc'l tw.f-thir of tbirty-x-ven (17) f. et est i 1 1 1 CM i tlie'eat i of lot iL-lit in uii i x.l. iiv i-. of lie- im ct ba'f ft -a i I i i he un i -1 two-: hir.iH C'f one ban.lr. und itrht an I (' i feet o.f the et cn ot lot cc-lit ja li i in's ef the Ii of twelve (1J, a'.

tbo iin.lii i.ie.l tvo-tl lot tl i.h: in subdivision ot fart of one liandr mid i is I at- the 1 1 two-t tiird if Jit lll in l.1. -woi ib's si'tMbvi-ion o( iiare tweiity-iiine tli i led lrn third of lot lorty-tour 4 in T. II. lier's snh-Ii isioii of i. ntl 1 a'.

tb- undiviJe tW'i-t lnrds of lut si i M'Veiitocii i I 7t feet otf IheeaM side in sub.li i-ion of oiitl, forty. three I ia tie- i ity 1 in M.iri'.n county, in tiie of Indiana. undiid''d two-lbirds of bi wk iu K. T. 1 second addition 1 j-mi sevciiiy-tive ort ibe -t there, f.

and -e al-o, tli" li.ht of way of Itie Ixe l.inr- 1'. a I in Marion comity, in the. -tale of Indiana. 1 lie lie of said A will be sul.jei to I iine'iic I term nf a i rtain a-e tin reu. and snb-ioet also to the riht the to sail blot as al said at utiy titiio during the life.

hut of tai lease. TERMS OK s.W.r.. Onn-third eash in band. uiiiMbird in ninp niontbt Olid one-tliil'd ini'ii'lis. 'Ma- defcrifl j'liyiticiits i be M-cnred by riie, with approved willi six ier cent.

int. rest, ithoiit. relief, and eavable in bank. liAVIP KINC, Administrator of the r-tr-te of Cornelius Kin, do-reasi'l. Tin- Indiana Kin, widow of Corno.

is cased. lil join said administrator in the (im vi van. of Ul.dii i o'le-Jhird ill fai't d. si riU real cstat' so tbut Ibe ur iliasing can pet deeds for the entire r.prtv M1 KiN'. Widow of Corn, diu kin.

Abstr.f I r.f vaid r-al Im' eaininfd parti. islnni; to pirn li.ee tlf ame nt tin- ntlice of 1. E. r. att.

iruey lor said administcaior. Tlio loading: Ccirc-ts of Eur- 7. opo Rae. America. vW vor eoM last yoar lu this country alono.

Tho reasons aro: they the Lc3t nttine, uicit coa-fortntlp, -T-- 1,7, 1 Jchoopcst lor emtio. 9r emtio. Avcld wcrthlors Imltfttlona Corallno Ij tccd la no Corsot3 except tli03o mado by ua. Nono aro ccnuino unloss Dr. WARNER'S CCnALIHElaprtnt-od on lnKldo of eist! cover.

For rale by all lcadlnGT merchants. WARNER BROS. CHICAGO. i J. A.

MINER. IV.cnaKor. 1 iX HAU STHD JV1 A I A Gmt Medical Work for Young ana MUMlc AyrU Mm. Mora Than One Million Copies Sc'd. IT treat' upon ncrioii und i.al del.ilitv, rs.

tnatiiie (b line, exliansi. 1 vit.ditv, ini'airei 1 viiMr i.nd ili.t'iii llics of tlie blood, und th" tin told mi serif inlivlinill here, .11. I II I I i II" If 1 1 a a nli-l anl ial cm s. I l.ni I I ii fHi. Urniiie 11,,.

li.ft i. I 'ihed in tlm l.n. li l.i'i-'i I i i' only by lii lil, lei 1 in i ii 1 I ruf am tree it n.w. I 'u 1 i i-he-l l.v Si. Ii.

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