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EXTRAORDINARY bargains OPENED THIS DAT. 1A Pieces ofFrae All wool Melange de India vr Suiting, former price vac per vara wui be closed out St S9o 44, inches wide. Also, i i A pieces same torjdvglBkle width, former 41 we wiU eloae ot at le peryd. 1 CIl And laamy baryJn lure in Colored Dress Goods M. H.

SPADES BOSTON STORE. TO ORDER. 31. S. TUCKEIl, I A 1 1 10 KAST WASHINGTON STREET.

With" Slate Hoofing Paint, Mixed (: BeadjforUse. i Tie Best la the World for Tin, Iron and Shiny le Roofs. Tested fifteen years and used early all the toofi In Ke York, Philadelphia and Cincinnati at well as a the principal Cepots in the United States. The Faint la eWda, will expand and contract with heat or cold; will not crack, peel or Male; being slate, will not nut or corrode. It will protect, preserve and improTe rough wood work, and for brick walla it the only reliable paint ever Introduced that will effectually prevent dampness from penetrating and discoloring the plaster.

On deaayed afeingles it tills up the pores and fiTes a hw, substantial roof that lasts for yean. Curled er warped shingles it bring to their places and keeps then there. Oar Paint, which tar shingle roots is chocolate color when flrrt applied, soon changes to a anlfo. slate color, and is to all tn tents and purposes slate, and proof against burning embers, as can be easily tested, On tin reefs our red color is usually preferred, as ene coat is equal to five of any ordinary pais I Baring a large nomter of practical wotkmeo, we will ton tract to paint and re pur Ajeaxy jo. ui ouiugii nwi vi material to those whe desire to do their own work, at the following prices One Gallon Slate Paint Can 1 80 Five Gallon Mate Paint Tab 30 Ten Gallon Slate Paiat Package.

9 TwentvGallon Blate Paiat Package. 16 OO Forty Gallon SlaPaint 30 oo The above, cut repreatats lartng over rough boards our BUBBKB EOOFISO. Weight but 60 pounds to 100 square Jeet, and is the cheapest and lightest roof that can be put on. It can belaid by any ene, arils superior to all other rooflng for cheapness, fire proof qualities and durability. Being ready gar use, very elastic, and requiring ne tarer gravel, is strongly recommended by architects, corporations, public institutions, builders and leading men in all sections (or new steep or fiat roots; can also be laid over very old shingles, felt, plastic and mute roofs, wiih positive satisfaction will not email in bot i weather; sheds water rapidly; Handsome finish: is as nearly fireproof as it is portable tomsie any reefing, and is as durable as any tin roof under similar conditions.

We are prepared to take contracts for laying new roofs In any part of the country, or sell the materials. Send for eirculan giving further particulars, prices, etc. Indiana Taint and Roofing Ko. 28 Kentucky avenue (VeOuat's Sock), 1XDUXAWLH, ISO. Active worHngmen.

with small means, can girt employment to a large number of men, and make thousands of dollars handling out goods, for they are cheap, and what the people want. SEE! SEE THE Silent Gas Engine, ERRICSSONlS i fleti Caloric. GAS STOVES Of aU descrlpUosi, 03 EXHIBITION and ibr iala ni 'COST at tte ofleeof the Inilxnipolli Gai'LLfht and Cole Companj, 49 SeiU. FexnzjlTaala it GRATES. Call and sec Stock before in.

MODAL 1 and 63 W.Washington St. llsriihlkeJSTOTIS. I' 1,7 TJTTVTTl OTITD ITlP Protect Your Homes i. 7 .7 I 1 SEE OTTO Tim asrs Osmssm QhU, ALUSONA SMITH. I Wssypejwi wVleh tau paper is pcistad Is froaa As aT9a4rT JLsw Cava.

OUT KEWB. Sarah C. Whitehead has sued Cinderjella Harmon for slander, in that she charged the plaintiff with being a woman of unchaste character. The sum of $3,000 is de msnded. The ConncU.

Last Night. The council met in special session last evening. The ity civil engineer reported! that William Kown was not carrying outi his contract to build gutters on Morrison! strtet, and the city attorney was frdered; to bring suit agaicstjhis bondsman. The; engineer also reported that $011.55 be paid; Dunning 4 Hudson for grading, bowlJer i ing snd cuiblng the sidewalk ef Georgia street from Illinois to Tennessee street. The fire board recommended the location of two barrel cisterns near the Sarven wheel works.

The public light comnjittee reported in fsvor of the renewal of ithe contract with the gss company. There was an expression in jfaror of so making the contract that it could be revoked at any time on giving the ras company three months notice. The! idea was to enable the city to use electric light if deemed advisable. The report was referred back to the same committee, the judiciary committee and the city attorney. An ordinance waa introduced to grade ai.d bowlder the gutter on West street from Washington street to Indiana avenue.

William Iladley, agent of the Tomlinsory estate, reported the June rents collected to Mr. Pritchard reported hia observations of the block pavements in Chicago, hereto fore given fully in The and on the strf Deth of his recommendation the Mori dian street ordinance was amended by sub stituting "cedar blocks" for "pine blocks. The matter waa referred to the committee on! streets and alleys to be reported upon next Mo'nday evening. The conference committee upon the im prpvementof South Meridian street recommended the ordinance be so amended that the city shall pay the expense ef rereading the street, and after being amended accordingly it passed. Messrs.

Dowhng, Pearson and Ward were appointed to investigate the charges that teams and men employed by the city had been doing work for private and at the same time drawing pay from the city. Citv Marshal Colter was granted an indefinite leave of absence for a European tip. A motion prevailed that the present occupant of the Southern park be ejected and the council adjourned. Th Board ot Health Explains. The board of health send in the following communication relative to a publication in yesterdsy's To the Kdltor of be Indianapolis News.

You do the board of health an injustice In your yesterday's paper, when you intimate that a want oi courtesy ana interest was manifested in ody one member of the board meeting Mr. Croes, the Kew York engineer. The faets are. that two weeks before, the board of health were Informed that before any conclusions were arrived at, or any plan adopted, the board should; hsve an opportunity of meeting with Mr. Croes, and disousng the proposed plans; we anxiously waited for a notice.

On Saturday last at one rUarter pat eleven a. Mr. Dyer called at Dr. Meier's office and invited the board of health to meet Mr. Croes at 12, nooh, just 4b mitintes verbal notico.

He stated that he bad not notified the other members. Dr. Elftnn was away from the city, t'pon calling upon Dr. Jefli ies it was found that he was visiting patients. Dr Elder then met Mr.

Now, we think that the board were not to! tilsme at all whea jrentlemen or ctToraUons detilre an interview with the nrn i niciral officials of a city, a written invitation isj Kent long enough in advatfee to allow them to make arranKtments for attending. Nothing of that kind was done, although a two weeks old promihe was lending. Judge of the mortiflca Uon and surprise of the member who did meet Mr. Croes when he waa informed that the work wk done, the surveys' complete, the plan de cfcled upon, tie report ready, and Mr. Croc had ariaugcd to leave the city tli aftemsoa.

It Micmed that a conference with the bjarfl of health was not regarded as essential to 'he Adoption of a plan of watersnpply. This whining atxut discourtesy on the part of the city officials is unworthy of business men. The Interests of the city were not considered or cared for; the iiui waa alljtbat entered into the consideration, of the eae. Plans and recommendations were plenty enough, but itwas predetermined tan' only a certain amount of money should be use1 consequently a plan was recommended that lind only the merit of cheapness, and on a LI oilier ground stands condemned by the alnio. universal our citizens.

8. EIDER, 1 W. K. jEFFRfSS, Bo; 1 oi Hmlih. J.

V. ELStVN, The News did not tntima want of courtesy or negleet of duty the part of the board of healthJ.t siDjpjy repeated a statement by Mr. Cyer, already printed over fail own signature. The charge made by The News referred entirelytc he5oun ril and aldermanie committees. The re lations of the board of health, and the water company is another matter en urely.

leatb. of Mrs. Wood. Mrs. Sarah T.

Wood, who died yestfTday morning at the residence of btr son. John at the aee of ninety, was noted In her day for the lib erality with which she dispensed her hus hand's very considerable wealth in benev olent deeds. So more generous, true hearted woman ever lived, and never was one more affectionately regasded by her friends. She cam here forty seven year ago, witb her husband, who owned the finest farm in county, just south of the city now partly incorporated into it on Pleasant Kun. The Beatty addition is pert of it Here he bred and fed horses for the New Orleans market, and for a time was successful.

The "hard times" of; '40 and thereabout, however, troubled him greatly. He died in 1847, some twelve or thirteen yean after he came here. For a generation Mrs. Wood has lived in a little house adjoining her son's, en North Pennsylvania street, devoted to charitable and religions duties. She was ene of the early members of the Christian church in Kentucky, where that faith took deep root early, and came here tSe next year after the organization of the church here.

She was a member from the time she came till she died. Four children survive her: John M. Wood, Mrs. McK. Dougherty, of Colum bus, Ohio; Cornelia, widow, of Robert ex Chicago, and William E.

Wood, of this city. The faster Vindicated. To the JCdltor of (The IndlanapoUs Hews Elder Moses jBroyles baa been jpastor of the Second Baptist church for nearly 24 years. At a regular business meeting held ihursday evening, June 1 31, the church voted for him to continue and approved the coarse he was pursuing bv ao overwheljifngSnajorky of over two thirds of the members present. This condemned the coarse of four ef the bustees, who resigned and the church accepted their resignation almost unanimously, and ap pointed Friday evening, JaJyl5, 1831, to elect trustees te fill the place occasioned by their resignation.

Meantime there are three trustees who have not (l resigned. They will holdj onill their expected successors are elected, and the church mores on as ever. Mkmbeks Present Tri'Stke Boaro. i A Pollcaaoan Violating the Law. Te the Editor of Me Indlaaapolis News.

When the pal ice board was reorganized, promises of reform were made by the worthy president of the board, who said that thii should be best the citv ever had," Do the law abiding citizens of Indianapolis thins; that men will be ht to cuiorce the laws, especially the Sunday law, who openly go into a saloon on 8unday, in fall uniform and on their regular beat, go to the bar and drink, leave that saloon and go in to. 'another tnot quite a square away? Those faets were laid before the police board, and still those men are retained. v.Tl ev 1 1 J4 Eemji, CsjfoFerdinand, Ia writes "I am sv druggist, and cell a vast quantity of Su Jacobs OiL It gires universal satisfaction, and numbers of peaple are read? to certify to its efficacy. Amadus Woerter, I this place, was afflicted with excrutiat abg lumbago, 'lie tried doctors and lini menu witheatnamber. As a last resort, he bought bottle of St Jacobs Oil of me.

me pains ytsusnea ana ne was rurea. IP sny 1 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS: SATURDAY, JULY 0, 1881. COOPER'S COVTBACTS. now to Drive a Coarh and SIx Thrbngh a Law that Seems to be Kxpllci It is generally known that the board of county commissioners have secured the services of J. W.

Cooper to ascertain the personal property delinquencies the county. Cooper's spponintment waf made last Jail nnder the following order Inasmuch as manv persons owing taixei to Marlon county on personal projerty and polls ior years past, nave not paid the same, put me taxes because delinquent were dropped from the lust duplicate ma ie out br the auditor and have not been certified to the treasurer for col lection. Now, in consideration of the premises. the board finds that it become and a bnatter of indispensable public necessity that step, bo taken and some one he emploved and author ized to collect said "delinquent personalf taxes. lncretorei board lureoy authorises and employs J.

W. Ywwnor collect aaidHAxesjIor the years 1RT8 18T8, both inclusive. agTeeinif here by to pay him lor such services nay per cent, the sums realized to the roanty ana ia into me county treasury, aaid cooper Khali report in writing to the board each tnontli trie amounts collected by him. giving the names of penwtns and for what years the taxes adorned, and the treasurer shall charge himself with the monies paid to him by said Cooer on mis ac count, and account therefor when he makes set tlements. with the board or it is further understood and agreed that thk order and contract shall cover and Include delinquent personal taxes collected bT former treasilrers in case mid Cooper shall furnish informatioa upon Mrt tne county shall rwever tne sums.Bf any collected by him and not accounted or Biscor ertki by other persons.

J. V. (kPKa. This order was modified May 6, fol comes John W. Cooper before and by mutual agreement and consent tie contract entered into lietween the lward aifd said ooer see page 271, order book No Sjpf this court if hereby modified so as to rend as fallow 1.

The eompensation to be paid said pooper shall be 15 per cent, instead of 50 per dent, as lieitiin provided. 1 2. The said Cooper shall make up one set of books for the treasurer and one set for thp nudU. tor, and the board agrees to pay said Cooper one per cent, on the account of taxes chafced on ald botik; not exceeidng Signed by Cooper and the CommLsiciers. It will be 6een from the copies 6f the orders that the commissioners must ha rerea lized, that according to the provisions of order, Cooper had too good a th ng by Jier cent, and accordingly scale I nini down from 50 per cent to 15 per jnt.

at one fell swoop. Gen. McGinnis stat is the commissioners made the appointor int by the advice, and with the consent of Mr. Harris, county attorney. He states; there is no law directly authorizing the cemtnis sioners to make such an appointment, but that accerding to Mr.

llarr it is not forbidden. The law otr the subject is embraced in sectioji 147 of the act concerning taxation, approved March 29, 18X1, and section 39 of" Bie act concerning fees and Salaries, pairefl42 of the acts of the special Bession ot The first, after reciting certain duties jibf the auditor, makes the provision "that no pes son other than the officials provided: for in this law shall be employed by the commissioners to discover omitted The second says Tli jard of county commissioners sh less in cases of indipensable public to be found and entered of record as part orders, make no allowance not specifii quired by law to any county auditor ill, un sity. their Jy re ef erk. lieriff, amesnir or treasurer, either din rtly or liidiiectlv, ijortosy cleri. deputy, bsJlitt, or any employe of such officer, nor shall taoy, ex tcpt in caes above provided, employ any Person to perform any duty required by La of any oRU er, or for any duty to be pid Dy iinmis sion or percentage; and for a violation ofilhe provisions of this act each member of such bjbard favoring the same shall be guilty of a misdepieanor, and, on conviction, should be finel in S3iy sum not less than double, nor more than fire ttmcs the amount of such allowance, to wlilchj.lnay be added imprisonment in the county jail for any period not more than sixty days, and the othca of such comraihsianer shall be declared forfeited.

If it found necejisary, and entered of reefed, to employ any person renderfany ser vif as contemplated in this act, as a public neoettityWtiie contract for such employnerit si all 1 spread wf rexird in said cxwirtland ffy siieU services rendered, tbe claimant $hall file liita'count in said court ten lays bvioro tin to ginningof the term, and any tax payer shall have the right to contest the claim. County Attorney Harris holds that, the re otrirtion3 of the laws referred only to what is known as "sequestered" property; thHt Cooper wns employed to look ap and collect delinquencies in the matter of "personal" property. These "personals" include the delinquencies of young men liot entire taxables consist of gold watches, jewelry, or articles of that sort, whose Diiines have been dropped from the dapli ct.Hs. It is, therefore, seen that the law ppainst "ferrets," which the people so riotously demanded, Lai been su framed that "a coach and six" can be driren through it, snd the will of the people has been practically annulled. Tobacco Smoker to tbe Bear, To tbe Editor of The Indianapolis New You hare proven a manly champion of iaanr much needed reforms.

There is Another evil under the sun against which I think the sufferers have the right of If you agree with me, please take up the cudgel in our behalf, and don't lay it down until all the tobacco smokers are sent to the rear platform of our street cars or compelled to walk. Every morning I ride down the entire length of one of our long lines of street cars, having quite often a long walk to reacli the car. As Ihe car starts I congratulate myself upon a cool, breezy ride, as a restful beginning of a day of hard work. But lo! there never fails to step onboard one, two, three, and sometimes tour gentlemen with cigars. Sometimes they are polite enough to carrv them the entire trip in their hands, without smoking, but invariably one or two plant themselves upon the front platform and complacently smoke away, the smoke sweeping back through the entire car.

Perhaps it is my misfortune' to hare a consti tution which I have never yet been able to accustom to the endurance of tobacco smoke, but misfortune er fault, certain it is to that to inhale it for sny length of time insures me the sick headache. Now, I spend my days usefully. I am not a sickly, neither am I a useless woman. I have a right to ride to and from my day's work, and I have a right to ride in physical comfort If I were the only sufferer it might be selfish for me to protest, but I know there are many women, and many men, toof who would like to breathe God's free air untainted by tobacco smoke as, they ride down town in the morning. I believe there is a rule against smoking in street cars, but men may as well smoke in the car as on the front platform, or standing in the front door.

They seem to thinkf their feet the thresh hold their right is indisputible. I know there are tobacco smokers so selfish that they do not care whom their smoke annoys in a public vehicle. Bat I do not believe many of those gentlemen I have seen on our cars in the rnorning wonld do so if they really thought a lady was fairly holding her breath, lest by inhaling their smoke she have a headache all day. I respectfully ask in the nam? of the many aftlicted, that the street railway company make a rule and insist on its enforcement, requiring tobacco smokers to take the rear on our streetcars, or ride. without lighted cigars.

A Long Patiknt Sukkekkr. STATK KIWI. Hathaway, an old citizen and a member of the Greencastle bar, died last evening. Billy Knetzer, of Greensburg, aged I was badly injured yesterday by beinr run over by a loaded wagon. Morton Johnson, a Greensburg boy of ten.

had both hands terribly lacerated yesterday by a hay elerator. A telegram from the superintendent of the Boulder mine, says a $5,000 brick: has been started to Logansport The Palmer house, the principal hotel in Pierceton, was burned Thursday night with all its furniture. Loss, $6,000 On, building and furniture; insured for $3,000. Zed Barnes, son of Prof. Barnes, of Mun cie, found an old toy pistol in a rain barrel, where it had reposed for a year, and while fooling with it put a bullet his leg.

Charles Cauthorne, a carpenter of Ko komo, fell from 9 barn on which he was working Thursday evening, and was instantly killed. He leaves a wife and two children. Rev. Mark Moses, pastor of the Madison eountv BV proper res 1 Jewish eontregation. ha received a call (0 the Jfwisn lenipie ot urana rt ipiu, gn, offering him a salary of $1,500, which he will probably accept.

While George Brown, of South Bind, was pouring babbit metal around the jour nal of his threshing machine, the metal exploded and flew in his eyes, entirely de stroying the sight of both of them. John Snepp, a pioneer resident of Shelby countr. living a few mile, northeast of Edinbure died Thursdsv night aged 69 years. He was stricken with a paralytic stroke bandar, and remained unconscious until death. Henrv C.

Boas, of Vallonis, cut off three of his fingers, tried to burn himself up by setting fire to his bed, snd attempted to cut his throat yesterday. lie nad lust returned from the insane asylum. Reli gious excitement caused it. William Caufman, aged fiftr fire, was in stantly killed at Warsaw yesterday, by being run orer by a heavily loaded cart The teem was stalled, and he was helping to cet it started. The horse gave a sudden pull, and before he could get out of the way was run orer.

Samuel Talmadge, of Otis, Laporte coun ty, in a fit of jealousy, attempted, Thurs dar night to murder his wife. He bru tally assaulted her, ahd then commenced firing his rerolrer at her, when the hotel keeper interfered, and then ialmadge un dertook to kill him, but did not succeed. Mrs. Talmadge was seriously but not fatally wounded, lie is in jail. Mrs.

Mary Mitchell, of Indianapolis, was at Knightstown to visit her children at the orphans home, bhelound one child miss ing, a girl of eleven years, who had been sent from the home. No one knows where she is or by whom she was taken. The child's name is Emily Josephine Mitchell she has red hair snd fair complexion, and is a smart, intelligent girt Any lntorrna tion of her whereabouts would be accepta ble at the home. MARKET REPORT. Indianapolis Wholesale Market Daily Review.

The local holesale trade continue fair in mo.t departments, though dull In produce, oh account of hot weather. Prices on produce re main unchanged. In hardware pru es are firm and trade good. A number o( mills hareshut down temporarily, and the few running get tr.eir own figures. There has been a slight adrsnce st the mills, nut no change here The Shoe and Ieather Reporter says littl? is doing in the eastern markets.

All things considered, the prices are very firmly sustained. With the exception of a few kinds of leather, the suni'ly is equal to the demand. In fruits and canned goods, there has been a slight advance, and nions hare gone up a dollar per box since vesterday, being quoted to dav at iT.5()(S.;iO. The indications are that they will go doosidera bly higher by Monday. In groceries, trade i.s fair and prices firm, with no change In quotation.

Dky Good Prints American, 6V4c; Allen 6c; Arnold's 7c; Berlin, solid colors, 6c: Coch eco, 7c; Eddystone, fancv. 7c; Hartel, fancy 6)4c: Hamilton, 63c; Pariflc, fancy. 7c: Washington Turkey Red, 9c; Harmony, 5Sc; Brown Sheetings Atlantic A. 84c; Atlantic ffc: Appleton 8ic: Boot Kc; Continental ic; Clark's 6Hc: Dwlght Anchor, 8C iuches. 8c; Granitrilie EE, 7c: GranltrUle LL.

6c; Indian Orchard 36 Inches, 7kc: Penperell E. Sc; Pepperell 9 1 Pcpperell 10 4, 25c Bleached sheetings Androscoggin L. 10c; Barker's mills. 36 inches, 9c; Bartlett F.7c; Blackstone A 8c; Cheat nut Hill, 7c; Ch.pmanJC, 7c; Dwight Star loc: Fruit 01 the loom, 60 inches, FiuJiville, he; Hill' i semper idem. 86 inches, Hope, jC; knight's cam bric, 10c; Lonsdale, 10c; Lonsdale, 33 inches, 9c; Whitinsville, 36 inches, Wamsutta, 86 inches.

Mc: Utica, 9 4. SlKc: ftica, 10 4, 35c. Corset jeans Indian Orch ard, Kearsarge sateen, 8c; Naumkeag sateen, tjtyj; port, Amoskeag AC Amosxeag pjam, iW, ton estoga uoia ueaai 18c, CCA 14o, Shetueket 10c, Swift River 9.c, Minnehaha 18c, Lwision, sb incnee. lsVic 36 inches. 16c 30 inches, 15c, Yorks.

So inches, 13c, Omega, 60 inches, 36c, Osnaburg and CheVioOJ Louialatta plaidi 8c Augusta 8c, Ottowa 7c, Amosteag stripes lie, mills 13c, Hamilton 11c, lue, cncaeruie vw. tk ot finish" Pacific Dress Goods aA poplin lustre llc cashmere UVc, y. aloaca lustre ISc. Australian crena 20c brocatels 20c. 6 4 cashmere A 30c Cansto) Goods Best blackberries, 95311.

10, Seconds, 80(985; Beans, string, 90a, fl.OO: Lima, Blue berries. Jl.40. Cherries, red. 2 lbs, fL 10 31.20 Lobsters, lib. si.sx91.85; 2 lbs 53,78.

Mackerel, 1 lb, tl.60. Oysters, full, 1 lb, $1.20 0126; 2 lb, r2.0CK32.10; light 1 lb, 7)j; 2 bs. 11.25. Peaches. standard, ids, ti.Boai.70; 3 lbs, second, 2 lbs, ll.25C4l.35: 3 lbs, 11.65 L75; pie, 3 lbs.

pie, 6 lbs, hite heath, 8 lbs, r2.90f43.00. New Pineapple Iskama, 2.50; standard. 1 lbs, MCoud standard, $2.00. Plums, damson, 2 New Peas, marrowUt, green $2.8 0 early small, soaked peas, 90c P.aspbcrries, $1.85 flalmon, 1 lb, 2 tomatoes, ids si.axai.au idssi.u; New Polk's corn. 2 lbs, $1.251.30: Polk's81bs, excellent, Golden Rule new.

$1.35: Varmouths, new. Revere. Mountain sugar, Apples, lbs. gallons, fc.6uc2.75. 6 Ibs.r2.l0.

GBfKhjuxa fcraars, nara iu'ftiiic: luou ard A off A I0(4l0 ac: white extra.J extra Vir'; 83 Vk'c; good yellow mraou ellow 75i(8c Coffees: RoafcUng grades, l')ai0J4c; fair, 1012c; good, 12'qi 13c; prime, lS14c; strictly prime, 1414ic en mo, Java, Maoc; aiexicau, 19 ViKjc. according to grade. Molasses and syrup, New Orleans molasses, 43a5Sc; common syrups: 31 33c; medium. choice, 88350c. Starch Lake salt IL22J1.25 per car load $1.30 135 ft 1 1 1 in smsu qunnuues, tucv 'J'7u ior common to best Carolina.

Cheese in lobbinc lg at fcXSlOc. Coal oil 10fai24c for standard grade. Foreign Fbcits and Nuts. New rasina. Layers.

$2.75: London layers, $3.25 Valencia, lOfc: Muscatels. double crown, F2.85Q2.90: new 64 fa 7c: old 66. Oranges, Hesnns f7.5O($a.O0; Imperials $7.75.800. Currants, Yv7Sc; Leghorn citron, TZ'ctSx! Persian dates. black 7f7To in fraUa; Lemons, Mesai nas 6 tier av5u, 4 tier Layer rtw figs.

20c. new California figs, ls20c: soft slielled almonds Teregona, 21iJc; Irica, 19(a20c; shelled almonds, 88c; new Brazil nuts. new Filberts, 12wl3c; French walnuts 14(ai5c: Naples, 15ai6c: Raw Pi anuts Rx Tennessee, 4Jc: white Tennessee, 55Hc; Vlr gina, S'c: nana Dicxexi LxAnms Dacos Morphine. Qui nine, $2.30235. Clnchonidia, 80f85.

Borax, Pic. Camphor, 5o85c. AssafcBti Alum.4Xc Chloroform. 8590c Cop pfcras, barrel, $3.50. Cream tartar, pure.

Castor Oil bergamot per 8.25. Boda, bi 46c SaitB, epsom, 4 (46c Sulphur, 56c. Saltpetre, 18fJ20c Turpentine, 1 Glycerine. 36Q40a Bromide potash, 8st40c. Lard oiL mWHc Linseed oil.

50a53e. Opium, White lead. 74c. Iodide of potash, PaoDcca Local shippers are paying TVj. per doien for eggs, whicn sell from store foi 11912c Choice butter selling at 14c paring 1 (312c Old hens Spring chickens, t2.50fJ2.75: roosters $2.50.

Geese $4.00 for full feathered: picked, not wanted st any price. Ducks $2.00 per down. Turkey 6c. per pound. Feathers prime 50c mixed 15330c.

according to quality. Tinnim' SrmjSB Best brand charcoal On, IC 10x14, 14x20 and 12x12, IX, 10x14, 14x and 12x12, a.OC; IC, 14x20, rooflng tin. $6.50: IC. 20x23, $13.00014.00. Block tin In pigs, 24o; In bars, 25c.

Iron 27 iron, 27 iron 6c, Moorbead's galvanised. 35 per cent discount. 8hcet sine, 8)fc Copper bottoms, 80c Planished copper, 38c 8older, 13l5c Northrop's sheet Iron roofing, $6.00 per square. Hidks Green cow hides, 7c; heavy steers, 8J ic: green calf, 12c; green salted, hides, green salted calf, 12c: dry flin hlde, llrai3c; dry salted hides, 1012c; damaged, grubby or bull, two thirds of the above rices. Tallow, prime, No.

2, Sc. Lea th eb Oak sole held at8642c: hemlock sole held at 2633c; harness, 84(a3 sc; skirting, 41 rough harness, sl34c; Pittsburg harness, 42444c; bridle, per kip, 60o9 French kip. city caU French caSf skins, Iron Bar iron, wrought charcoal bar, f3.50fa3.7S. Horse shoes Burden's, $4 75; Perkins's, Walker's. 14.75; mule shoes, $6.50, Mlafallaaoona Prottnoo.

Bananas fL60Kuu. Potatoes new, per barrel, Onions, Bermudas, $2.00 per box: new, perb'rl, $4. 00(54. 50c. New Cabbage, per barrel.

Green peas, per bu, $1.00 AL25T Florida tomatoes, ri.50fja.00 per bushel Illinois, Vt busliel green beans $1.50 per bushel; cucumbers, 8060c per dosem Kew beets, 60c, per dosen bunches. Gooseberries, $6X0, per stand; currants, cherries sour, sweet, $8.00010.00, per stand. New apples, 60fj75c per box; black raspberrle, per staad. Plums, wild goose, per crate. Peaches, 7V9S1.00 per box.

Watermelons, per hundred. I.rdia F. Pinkhain's Vegetable CompAnnd will! at all times and uitder all tlrcumslaiicos, act ill haimony with the female system, 36 Reed's Gilt F.dge Tonic regulates the bowels. Beed' Gilt Edge Tonic assists digestion. SPRINKLE TOUR STREETS AND LAWNS.

Best Plumbers Hose, Inch, 10 cents per foot go to Vajen A New'a For Door and Window 3creens, Fly Traps, Ice Cream Freezers. Refrigerators. Lawn Mowers. 01 East Washingtoa 'TV FOB RHE1MTISM, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Soreness of the Chest, Govt, Quins, Sore Throat, Swellings and Sprains, Burns and Scalds, General Bodilj Pains, Tooth, Ear and Headache, FrosttO Feet and Ears, and all other Pains end Aches. He PnparatioQ on earth aqnals Sr.

Jacobs On. ar, frnv, aitnple and eKap External Kmdy. A trial entails but Ua eomparatiTaiy triniag oatlay vf 60 Cents, and trtry on sufferinc with fain caa bsv cip and jrocf ef its claiui. Iirectioni In Xleveo Languages. BoiD BY all dbugqists and dealers I IH MEDICINE.

A. VOGEXER Be CO lay lorf FT al to, TOTTS POLLS INDORSED BY frrSICIANS, CLERQYMEIf, AND THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHEBL IHE GREATEST MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE AGE. 8YMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. joss of appetlte.HaQBea bowels costive, JTain in the flead, with a dull sensation in the baek part. Fain under the shoulder bTa3erfullneas after eating, with a disin clination to exertion of body or mind.

lmtattllty of temper. Lpw spinta, ajobs of memory, with" ate ellng ci having neg lected some duty. weariness, Dizain ess. if'lattefima rf the Heart. Dot before the eyea, Yellow Sajin, eadache, Restleas itess at nignt, nighjy colored urine.

I THESE ASZ UNH1LKDED, SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED. TU'lTS PTLLS are especially adapted to such, casas.ooe dose effects sneh a hangs feeling mm to sstontsai tn anrrerer. They Iwfr imn Ut Apse41, and cmoM th body to Tak on Flrwh. thus the system is aranasii. ana oy ineir riton ms Dlgeatl ve Vrrsat, BvcwlMr Stools ar prV d'loeJ.

Pric cenU. fo llartay S1S W.T. TUTT'S HAIR DYE. Omr Haib or Waisaaas changed to a Gloswv Black by a single application of this Dra. It imparts natural color, acta Instantaneoualy.

l'l by UrucgoU, orot bj xfttm on rcnpi oi i. Office, 33 Murray New York. 4 rr. TrrTt aisi rii.u irurmiu a 1 will W. ABtli llB.S' tU.tP lW For You, Madam, Whose complexion betrays some iinmlliating irrrperfec lion, ivhose mirror tell 9 ion that yon arc Tanned, Sallow and disfigured in countenance, or liayo Eruptions, lledness, Roughness or unwholesome lints of complexion, we say use Hagan Magnolia Balm.

It a delicate, harmless and delight I article, producing the most natural ana entrancing tints, the artiflciality of which no can detect, and which soon becomes permanent if the SlagBQlii Calm is judiciously used. 0RAFM GO. AT THE JEWEL PALACE 1 Aro just opening the finest line of SILVER CAKE BASKETS, CASTERS, BUTTER DISHES, PJfKLE CASTERS and CARD STANDS yet brought to the rity, and offer them at prices to suit the times. Craft Sc 24 East Washington Street, SO orTrr, TEXTS AID iwm8S, Waterproof Coverings, Ducking of various widths and wsixhta. All those la need of the abov.

wttl do well to call or address CxaklxS TsuraoDi, tt West Harr land st a.w QTAKDAED IXJBH KXADHfQ AICD EECTTA TION8. Beat pieces In prose and yerje, 33Qt newsdealer or booxseUCi AM SUPPLIES Water, Steam and Gas Steam Braa fTcrkv nutbenr Braa Work, Boiler nety Tools JiatB Ttbs, Water Ctoseti4 liTuramuu Bireei nasaen, Pvmps, htiA Ptms, i Sbeet aad Bar Xeitt, rir Tla aad CovfeTi Bakbitt Metal. Wfrtag Waste, PIPE CUT TO 0BD BT 8TXAJI POWEK. rJi aw AGENCY for the National Tubs Wojxj Ootnpanyi Oelebratad Wrought Iron lap weld npe, rissnpUy attended to. JOHN KNIGHT, 108, 110 and 112 S.

Delaware Street. CONSUMPTDN Above aire tbe Results of Xefleeted Cav tnrrh. Below follow the Renalts of Dr. VA HTJMMKI.l.'S Treatment of CaUurhi CATARKH ASB DKAFNBSS. aaypool Bock, Illinois and Wanhtnrton Ixdianapouih.

May 20, 1S8L rr. Van Htimmell I am happy to state thatyoa entirely cured nay little dangnter of catarrh and Healnesa. C. HOW LETT. VixcufWioi, May 7, 1881.

rr. Van Hnmmell In reply to ywar Inquiry, my daiiKbter's cure Is complete, No further tiuaW with her pan, or throat. You have tbe thanks and rood wishes of myself and family for tlie cure yon have made. Yours, truly, H. J.

WATJE5T. ORKtsnaLD, April 14, IvO. Dr. Van Humnjell IlwarHlr I am all right; mT catarrh and deafness are entirely eared, and I weigh enty pounds more than 1 ever did. PUILA'DEH COLLYER.

80 Vlrrlnla avenue, cured of catarrh of the ne and throat. Mr. A. H. HPKINUKK, Lafayette Car Works, etirpdof seVere na nal catarrh, with enlargement.

Mr. T. TAUOA KT, operlnrHiidnt L'nlon Depot Pining EfKlms, cured of severe catarrh of nose, threat and bronchial tubes, called Bronchitis. with evere con eh Ur. HUNRY ftlECHEICMETER, 264 K.

Washington street daughter cured of severe catarrh of nose and Ibroat. i Mr. JOHN LACCK, 191 Sonth Pelaware sfreet cured oT severe catarrh of nose and threat. Mr. HENRY ABLE, 141 North avidson street cun of nasal catarrh.

Mlsa JKKNIE BRI8TOW, 491 Sonth Meridian street, cured of nasal catarrh, complicated with severe laryngitis and cough. Miss SOPHIA KELLER, PH North East street, cured ot long standing catarrhal asthma. Mr. JO ELLIOTT, Banker, Shelby ville, lad. Wife cured of catarrh of nose and throat.

Office 104 N. Meridian street. Hours to 1 aaS to 8 P.B3. SaUaactioa guaxaaieed. Compound Tincture) of tho moat valu able remedies known to the mexiloal profeseont prepared upon! trkrtry pharmaooutlcal principles).

Aa ezparianos bf twaatr fi years proves ft to 1 1 the rrealest Antidote tn Malaria asd all other Aus lanunoes Kiiowi a torn vonq. The oalf sStofnW tmr for aU Afffcetfaa af th Kidney all Uiaei tieos of the TkraaX aaei Laan. te mO tfu aeunu, wtuie as a roaedy ior enmp4aints peennsr to the female sea it has no equal. NOT A BEVERACE But as aid reliable EIoasetaoM Uemedy, tboronrhly adapted to aaBiaS.aatnre. It uppties tone to the atomarh, ranrrtgeiatee tbe digestiT organs, stimulates tbe suuuUoaa, and pro.

tooting a regalar action of the bowvle, emablea erery oraao of the body to potfuiut its aikiWed work egB Uriy and withoot bitomiptiao. Its hithetueineaUoons oome (rant Chose who bare oaed Jongeet aad knows it beet. owner ao popmiar aa I anrsaf er. baa been ia ase for more has a quarter era ceuttnv. Highly roaneeendrd as a General Tonie ana Aepetixer SoU Jrusvets anrjwam.

THE ME88EI4CER OF HEALTH ii large aised paper deectiptle of Jiaeaaa, Ua origin and cure, will be mimn irve wa any addreos oa appucauoa to THa" mishler HERS BITTERS CO. A Lancaster, Pa. "We tmturjT reoonunend to nother. rrefl Porker Pleaeaat Warn Srr. It mr faUa, easy to take, mad no aTUir poruc 1 required.

moe, cents. i the national watch Winder riL SUE. No lor.ger nicessary to parrhnse tre btem indinir rVf A n.erely as a deliverance (torn the Inconvenient watch key. Yon may steer clear of the eapense oi the ore and at noysnce of tte other by making use of the National Watch winder," which is a simple end inexpensive attachment, (see ruts.) ijtiiealy adjusted to your Key Winding Watch without difficulty or alteration, transforming it at oi.ee, for al! practical purposes, into a WIN PER. It is so neat in appearance, and so roiiyenieiit in effect, that once adopted, yon will permit yourself to be.

without it. 4a miS WI3DIER, JEWELER. 4 IT. Fennsylyauia St. aTWatcli Repairing a specialty.1 HEADQUARTERS FOR 8UGAE I Pfafflinjlie Grocer, Mill Furnishing, jvuavaiau Aiq Machinista STABI.ISHKD18S1.

HinnlirMiiM llintanea wonng Miueoatrastora, ewd for pamphlet. BORDYKJt AMARKOlX; LAY, can from Unioa Depot every 4 10 Kilnntas: tare, aery Till MID SHEET 1R0II VOfO Ifl Kind. Job aad Bepalr TT.rfce 1 1 guy Satisfaction Onaranteed TBSi I B. DATU. VTskoPi 9 UOUMUS AVg A Sn.

'VS. er I i 'I I i 1 ii i I 71 UDUOATIOia'AL 'vl Indianapolis Clissieal School. 1 An Incorporated school tor boys. A. W.

Heai ricks. rreaioeat ot the Board of Traat Theslxih year will open September 14th la th schcol bulidlnff corntr North and Pretaratlon for Harvard aadVaie aadallotbef folfj rea and ScientlBc Schools a SDeciaMv. Th4 lasnloe are taught In accordance with the latest metboos ol Harvard ana vale, ppectai atteauoa 111 te pJl to I'bjrslcal lratoing in toe cn iirmnulcin. hr nniuiln. la rharre ol Profpexor Pertuch.

and Military DrUI. The class In Physloiorv will be taagot by Dr. K1 ward T. Hudgva. Mrs.

May Wright bewail will baverhargeef the eisas la Kngluui lAteratnrei with spects) aUenUoa bora readiag, aii courses In Eogltah fjomponition. TMclamauowi Book keeping, French and Oermaa. Matbesaatlca and History. Primary lepartment fur boys andet twielve. A series ef monthly eveslnglectareswHi begivn in the iwbool cbspel, by Professor D.

Si JrrOao. Iiev. Myron W. Reert. Rrr.

W. A. BarM letlt, Ir.l hecprllus Parvln, Dr. Henrv Jaaaeson and others, ahlcb wjil be preceded and followed by music, and will he free to members of the school. For fnrrher Information sad thirty pace catalogue, address the Principal, T.

L. Bewail, 4uS, N.PeDnsylvanUaueet. ss Hanover College. Forty ninth year be ins Wednesday, 8ept 7thi nasskal and. Aden tine courses, with Prepara tory Department.

Open to both sexes. Tultioq free. NO saloons. Boarding low. Locatlotf heautifnl and healthful; on the Ohio rtver.

leai Madison. For catalcfrae, address the President Bey. D. W. FISHES, P.

Hanover. Ind. Albany Law School! Fall term begins September 6th, lSgl. For cirj cnlars, address HOKACK E. SMITH, LL.

Pi rehn, Albany. M. Y. ta.thj WOJ1LVS TBIU3IPn: IBS. LTDIA mm, CF till DtecovxaxB of LYDIA E.

PINKHAr.VS VEQETABLE Tne Positive Cnre reran Uees Palafal aaAW loaeyaii It win ears' entirely the won format 1 plalnf an ovarlaa troohles, Tnflssinisrliia aad Ckerai don, rilling and Pteptaeemaats, aad tbe eonafqaeal Iplnal Weakness, aad Is parttoalsrly adapted to ths Change oT Life, i It win dlsaotvs aad erpeltuaors from taewtsraita; earty etaaeof deTelnisiieiis, Iks tendeaer to eaei eerous humors there Is cheeked veryapeedfly by ttansat It removes ralnrwa flatnkmcy, destroys all eravlaa forstuDoJaats, aad reheees reakneat of tb. It cores Bloating, Boadaehss. JTervoas ProstranooJ General PebOlty, flliinliiiina, Peprsssioa sad lad' geotion. That feeUag oT bearing dors. emutas: paia, weight) and backache.

Is always permanently cured by Us oje. it wlU at ail timcm aad aader an rii i amelBiiL Ui set at? harmony with the laws that gtrrem the fsmels system or tae our. of Kidney Complaints of anber saathsif Compouacfthi oaaurpeawd. LTDIA E. PIXCHAITS TE6ETABLE COM.

POCXOut prepared st S3 aad SS Weatera Aveaas 3 a. Price Blx bootas for Si Best by mail te form ot pUla, also in the form of loseages. oa receipt or price, fl per box for either. Mrs. Plnkbaaj 'rt all letters of Inquiry.

Send for paaapkr et. address as above. Jtentttm this Fnptr. So sfaoirid be wttbout LTDIA g. PTTELUfl r.TR PTLLS.

TbeT cure eoaadiMCioa: ad torjafr of taellrer eeUs per Wx. 8TEWART ft BARBT, Iadlaaapoll ti.U THE MERCANTILE AGENCY. Ev 0. DUN CO.i WILLIAM IIARDIK, Manager, Bemored to Blackford Block; Flonriiig Mill Machinery jtmann r. i rvator a.vgacvcra.

XAXCTACSrCXf 1 Jfin Stossew emet MBrrri nitMng; Engine erm, Boilmr Mmtr: Contracts made te bUa new and remodel old one Sinker. Davis a Co. Uuxahaouh Eailway Time Table. par aar. Aaarvm, i cxxvXLAKD, colum arm.

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An 1 Mm mm nion Accm, S.10 am K. ift 60. kit J2.4S pag l'nlon Aecom. S.4S Bag LOS pai a i Kit 11.06am I N. Y.dC dt N.

Y. Ht. U. a c. Ex, 7.15pm Biigbrwood Division.

laai Depart daily 4 Warn TJOaoi .11. am 1.00 pm IU pm 7.15 pm tJipm pm arrive lK MMS an ...3 I34piaj 4pna Sip2 daily 4S pot; daily was pssl daily" o.jo am dal Nam luij ajs For Pcketa. bertha and all Informatioa amtr i ticket officer. Raten hooae. IS4 S.

Illlnots. Cnioa depot and Maawhnaetu aveaue depot. rrmiciti, ciicntxAn a at. lotna. N.

P. HM, i ex. SJBaal n. y. r.i b.

A P. daily liaspns 4D.Ex.exSan L4Ubb N. B. i ACC P. dally, 4.3Dam DtC.Kx.ex jutn ILuOam K.1D.

Acc. ex. fnn.u.: N. B. A F.El.dTA.

Ifiuo 1 A P. Ex. dally 10.45psa Dayton Ex. erJ 4.30am Daytoa Kt. eiAOl ror tickets ana mil uuorauii Uoa call at at UeaeS office, a.

e. cor. wash, and ILL sia, er Laioa aepas VXltSlK HALTTt, VAVDAIJA A ST. LOtJIS. Mall Train 7:30 am LAO.

EX.d'y DayexdT.pJl ltpm 4OSaaa' Terre Ilaute Ac .4 pm Mall aod Ac 10 AO aag Pacific ex. 11 5pai I Day 4t. iap 4 C. 7 li pm i sail aaa ac. i pm I Mall aad Ac.

1 oog Por Uckeu and full Information call at city ticket office, n. e. cor. Wash, sod DX union depot, os) del distiict passenger agent. Vandal la freight ob LKC1NKATI, IkDIAMAPOUa HT.

LOOIS A C8ICAM 1 'Cincinnati dlrisloo.) c. 4 fU. L. F. L.

I ndlanapolis ac.X0.4S sag Chi. A L. i mall, pnfl dt A 4.am s.xam ttuciftnatl aSl.Liu.pc tlU pm West'ru ex. C.s SJS pts CtfitL dy 1 CiucionaU S.U0 pm A e. Lafayette Division.

1 eon a A B. Ex 7 am hi A 81 LUlclU pm Western F.x. SUOpm A rc LFLd'ly tl JO pm C. A St. P.

dly, cc a SJu ao Lafavette 11.00 ara Ciucin'UAc k4S itrymwisviLUt, sadsios a isnustfous south ex. d'v 4.06 am I Ind. A Mad. so 19.00 L. A M.

Acc 7.10 am Ind A Mad. tUuu N. A Nu A SOdi Even. ex. p.

dy s.10 pm at LAChiF LdlSJOpaa For Uckeu aad full information call at city (teas? omcc, a. s. cor, wasa. ana xii. uaioa ai rMBtaVAroua.

ruto a chtcaoo. i TFtu Hal am I ismub uay assacg ihlToiA tJi ixapm i a ex, ils ana CAMichExxcasCtSpta T.PtWMt'ACnl 3 CT A DExdy a LLSSpai Chi Mall SAO pasf A Ft Ex. 10JS aag For tickets aad fall information call at dty ttckas emca, a. oar. Wash, aad ill.

or Colon depoaj' rwDfAWA, BLooamroTw wawrrajr. Pac Kx.A MaU. 7 48 am I EasWaASafh ATex Ltoe. LU pm I dally 110 aaa Crawford's Ae SAO pm I an. Hpeclal isjg B.AR.I.Hx4,ce.lLS0 pm) AkExk MalU a.

40 po For Ucketa aad talormatlon, at new tick eg' office, if ni.et.,. as Cnioa Depot ticket oAca IXDIASIArOLSS A ST. UMTIS. i Bay tJtmSYBdylx Local raawaxec 4Jpm rz A St. I iAJUJ I Local Pass.

dy.sAeeu. IXJSpea I vmj For tew.bensaaa4 all Informatioa apply at mm mAt mm 1 rA mm. 2 ticket cflltn. Bates Soiiw.ih itiioois afc, deioi and MasHsdbusetts aveaue depot. ci vet matt, arAkn TO a nrtiAjrarous J.

Mall aodCIa er4 am 13 p4 AccoEdat DtAOpaa Western Ex. WMspsa onMAVArocm a vntcajrirEa, Mallidt Calroaa. T.1S am I Vlnneaaea ass For ttcfceesaod fsU taiormattoacan at ettyMekafe omcettteTcox. Waah. aad EL ala TJaioa oaoW rxDCAWAJ csua, nacaTjn Mnoretteea Acc SJSaaa Night Ex sally.

OSbjb, MaUADay xl ASOaaa iMooteanma AccJLSJaat MontcuaBacZ SJOpaa ilail A Pay Ex SJrpea NUnUfcxlyJl SBp a Keoregelg Aoa. ajftsea anslaa7kes UoaTrlereellaiag Chau CM aiperjp.Perloirhotelcia7 IMLJ I.