Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 March 1890 — Page 3

Spring Styles

WALL PAPER

Full Stock and Lowest Prices.

Robinson & Wallace.

Everybody Has aChance

Beginning Saturday, February 8th, we will begin selling $13,000 worth of Boots and Shoes at manufacturer's cost. This is 110 blufl' or reduction of stock, but genuine closing out sale. Our burgains arc* too numerous to mention, but if you will call at the store, we will convince you of the fact. We also have some $2,000 worth of Ladies' Fine HandSewed and Hand-Turned Shoes of Large size that will go for 25 to 75 per cent, less than cost. This is strictly cash sale

We have moved our stock of

Family Groceries!

To the room formerly occupied by C.N. Vancleave, on Market street, Where we are ready to wait on our customers and sell goods as cheap as any house in the city. Children can gut as good bargains as grown people. Come and see us.

TOMLINSON & CO.

EMBROIDERIES,

Laces, Full Line of Ladies and Children Hose, Fine Line of Side-Combs, Jewelry,

At Half Price.

Queensware,Glassware, Tinware

lO quart dish pan 10 conts Uood broom 10 cents All uzas coffoe pots 10 cents

Nothing over 10 cents a Piece.

New 5 and 10 Cent Store

WKST MAIN 8TREKT.

c.

O. CARLSON.

WOOD YARD!

Call at C. H. Mirphall'.-j on.-il office for good dry wood, $3-50 per cord. Coal or »i-,- all kinds.

119 South Green Street, next to city building.

MORT BECKNER.

30 00 Suit Now Only 25 00 lft (in t»U^^0W

0n|y

Respectfully,

Sonaerville Bros.

30 00.

30 On £antsNow O.nly 8 00. Overcoats Now Only 25 00. 00 Overcoats Now Only 30 00.

0

Order the Bert Furnishings, Best Workmanship, go to

Gilbert Sc Oo

BOSS BEOS.

99-Cent Store.

WAGONS, CARTS.

Baby Carriages sold on easy weekly payments Pictures Framed to Order.

Artists' Supplies of All Kinds Always on Hand. Inspect our Stock

rtUPAVENF

DUICIOUS BREAKFAST DISH

UK YOUR GROCER FOR IT.

REMOVED!

DAILY JOURNAL.

FllIDAY, MAHCH 7. 1890.

THE JJITY.

The Weather Report.

For Indiana—Tu.111., Fair, wanner. Loeal Temperature. a in 20 I 'J :m

Points for PIcugiire Seekers. "Ami comliifr events cast their shadows 1mfore."—Campbell's IjOchfel'B Warning.

Friday—At Musio Hall, the primary oratorical contest of Wabasli college at 8 o'clock.

Tuesday—At Musio Mayo iu Nordeok.

Hall, Frank

Hig Case Goes From This County. The suit of Thomas .1. Barnes vs. tho Commissioners of Tippecanoe county, for over$20,000 for indexing records will bo taken from this county to Warren on a cliango of venue.

Oarleton Uonnng.

Mace Townsley received a telogruin from the manager of the Carleton Opern Company, closing a contract for the 19th of this month. The company will sing "The Brizauds."

Township Convention.

Tho Repulican convention of Union township will meet at the court house to-morrow at 2 o'clock for tho purpose of nominating one trustee, one tuisossor, four justices of tho peaco and four constables.

The Tank Line.

W. T. Brush, attorney for tho Consolidated Tank Line, says that just as soon as the weather moderates the work of constructing tho nocessary buildings for the use of the company, will begin All the hands employed will bo right here in C'rawfordsville.

Ice,

Martin .t Son have not received any ice from Wisoonsiu yet owing to tho difficulty in getting freight cars Hut tho firsi load is expected to-morrow. Tho dam is not yot frozen over and ttio talk about cutting ice on Moxiukitokoe pronouncod false by Harry Kr igg, whi is in from his run on the Van.

Stolon Property Found.

About three months ago Ed Reynolds was robbed of money and jewelry, among' the latter being7 a Sijyma Chi fraternity pin, containing his initials, To-day he received a letter from Fredo nek A. Brown, »n attorney of Decatur, 111., stating that ho hud found the pin among other Btolon proiertT un tho porson of a prisoner.

A Good Word for Pettit.

Rev. W. Fred Pettit who is accused of poisoning his wife is to bo (Tied for his life. I hoard all tho evidoneo boforo ua committing magistrate and i.t. failed —utterly failed, to convince me of his cuili. let ho mav be a murder er. Ho entitled to fair treatment from tlio press, but ho not is getting it. l'ho latest story come from Attica to t-h a oflect that it was only six doys after the* death of Mrs. Pettit that Pettit went to tho residence of David Mebarr.v aud there made a formal roquest of him f.or the hand of his daughter—Mrs. Whitehead —in marriage. This is so unexpected and seemed ho outrageously inappropriate that Mr. Meharry could not conceal his auger and ordered tho ro voreud gentleman off of his promises. 1 will believe that story -when Mr. Moharry swears to it—not before.—tafnyette Times.

AHELINCOLN'S FUNERAL.

A POLITICAL SENSATION IN THE STATE OF GEORGIA

FelixKamp Hanged at Chesterton, W. Va. —No Hopes for Ex-Congressman Taulbee.

Special to The Journal. New Yoiik, Marcli 7.—A cablegram from Loudon says the fuueral of young Abo Lincoln took pluce this morning at his father's residence. All the members of the Americau Legation were present. Religious services wore held by Rev. Mr. Gibson, The remains were deposited temporarily in Catacombs at Kensclgrceu.

A Political Sonsation.

Special to The Journal. Att/Akta, Ga., March 7.—President Livingston, of the Farmers' Alliunce, announces that he is in favor of all candidates for Congress pledging them, solves in favor of law putting crops in bo~d, the government to udvance 80 per cent on sumo. Ho also favors government control of railroads. Mr. Liv-

1ugston

is a candidate for Governor of

Georgia and his novol platform has created a political sensation.

Felix Camp Hanged.

Special to the Journal. (Jilestehton, W. Va., March 7.— Felix Camp was hanged liere to-day for the murder of his son and daughter last December.

Will Die.

Special lo The Journal. Washington', March 7.—The physicians have given up all hopes of ExCongressmau TutilLee's recovery and say ho must die.

REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES

To be Held on Thursday, April 10, For the Nomination of a City Ticket. Tho Republican voters of the city of Crawfordsvillo will hold primary elections in tho several wards of the city on Thursday, April 10,1890, for tho purpose of nominating ticket to bo voted for at the regular election in May.

The voting places will bo as follows: First Ward, Hirst's feed store (Baneliel shop) on Pike street. Second Ward, tho oouuty surveyor's office iu the court house. Third Ward, the office of the RobbinB Houso on east Muin street.

The arrangements of the voting places will be as follows: At the door of tho voting place on tho outside will bo stationed two Republicans, ono on each side of tho door, soleoted for their knowledge of the Republican voters iu the ward. On tho inside of tho voting plate will be stationed a ticket holder, a clerk, an inspector, a ballot box and a table with stamp (X) thereon, in a part of 10 room away from the ticket holder, olerk aud inspector. Thoro will bo but one entrance to the voting room and the voter shall come out through tho same door.

The mothod of voliug will be as follows: Tho person desiring to vote shall present himself to the sentries at the door. If they kuow him to bo a Ropublioan aud a voter of the ward, they shall admit him into tho voting room. If tho sentries cannot agree as to tho voter, tho question shall bo decided by the inspector, tiokot holder aud clerk by a majority vote. Tho voter having passed iuto tho room shall annouuee his uamo and receive a ticket from tho ticket holder, he shall thou pass to tho table provided with a stamp and shall there mark with a cross-work, X, in front of tho name, tho names of tho candidates for whom ho desires to ote for the several offices to bo lillod. After properly marking his ticket, ho shall fold the same so as to conceal tho printed side and pass over and hand tho ticket to tho inspector who shall immediately in tho presenco of tho voter deposit the same in tho ballot box and the clerk shall record him is hiving voted. *No voter shall remain iu tl-e rjom longer tli'in two minutes, tho inspector to bo time keeper, and only ono voter, exolusivo of the ticket hol.ler, olerk aud inspector shall bo iu tho voting room at a time. No voter shall be allowed to outer the voting room until tho voter who has preceodod him shall have como out.

Tickets will bo prepsred with the names of all the candidates printed thoreon aud with 1111 appropriate device at the head.

No tickets will bo distributed except by the tiokot holder to the voters as thoy como iu—one to each voter— aud no ticket will bo allowed to bo voted or if voted will Iks counted excopt tho regular tickets printed as aforesaid and distributed by tho clerks.

The several votiug places will bo opou btU clock a. m., a'ld close at (i p. m., romaiuing opou during ail of said time except tho time for dinner not to exooed one-half hour. Meals will bo served iu tho voting lx.oni as in ordinary elections. in caso any voter by reason of defective eyesight or inability to road shall be enabled to properly mark his ticket, ho may call upon tho clerk who shall iu tho presence of tho inspector and ticket holder, mark his ticket as tho voter may desire.

No person shall be admitted to otc simply upon his doclaratiou that ho will support tho nominees, but to be entitled to admission ho must be known to boo Republican.

Immediately after the close of tho TotiuK plftotss tliu ticket holder, in* snoctor and clerk iu their respective wds shall proceed to count tho bal lots, and shall preserve the Banio and certify tho result to tho Chairman of tho City Committee. 'llio persons receiving tho highest number of all tho votes oust for the soveral offices shall bo declared to bo tho uominoos. By order of Committee.

A. 13. Anderson, Chairman.

CHIPS AND SPLINTERS,

—Brigand. —Lacoy has received tho Century for March. —Seats for Mayo will be on sale to morrow. —The finest lino of caudies iu tho city at Cash Fry's. —Tho O. C. C's. will probably give a Gorman before long. —The finest can poaches packed iu California at Cash Fry's. —Choice Califoruiaraisinsund prunes at 10c a pound at Cash Fry's. —Try our 25c roasted ooffeo.

Cash Fitv.

—Tho graduating exercises of tho Franklin township schools will occur to-morrow at Mace. —Tho Farmers' Protective Union, of Tippocunoe county, talk of building a factory for manufacturing twine. —The sale of tho O. I. & W. railway was recorded in tho Recorder's offico yesterday. Tho consideration waB $3, 000,000. —Lafayette Courier: W. A. Bodcll, tho new secretary of the Y. M. C. A. arrived here last night and is at present stopping at tho Lahr House. —County Attorney, J. B. Miluer an 1 Charles E Lake went to Crawfordsvillo this afternoon to look after tho T. J. Barnes indexing suit.—Lafayotto Call. —Rev. J. H. Metoer is ou the programme for an address at Iudiauapolis 011 the 14th, it being tho occasion of the Q. A. R. farewell to. Col. Samuel Merrill. —The C. C. C. dance last night was the best attended one of the season. There seems to be nu increased interest iu this kind of sport, which bespeaks a prosperous career for C. C. C. —Liquor licenses have eeu grouted by the County Commissioners to Charles Annable, Jacob Lutz, Goorge Fitohy Samuel T. Beam, Joliu Kolly, Terrenco Holmes and August M. Carrol.

Rev. Frank A. W lmsey, of Cincinnati, will lecture at St. Bernard's churuh ou the evening of March 17, St. Patrick's day. His subject will be the "Harp of Tara." Admission 25 cents —Frank Mayo is supported this year by his son, Edwin, and it can be depended upon that the rest of the company will be excellent. Mayo has never yet appeared here with a weak support. —F, M. Humphrey, General State Secretary of the Y. M. O. A., has tendered his resignation to take effect immediately. His place will be suxplied for tho present by Assistant Seoretary Staoy. —George Hutton plead guilty before J. W. Ramsay yesterday to assault and battery upon the person of Valentine Stout. Benjamin F. Stout ontered a plea of guilty to carrying concealed weapons. Both wore lined. —O. H. Gill who came here from Crawfordsvillf t'» take a position with tho "Elk" sample room and restaurant, was yesterday attaoked with rheumatism, aiul had to bo taken back this afternoon. Hois seriously ill.—Lafayette Call. —All tho friends of tho Epworth League are invited to attend tho business meeting at the M. E. church this eveniug. Miss Flora Darter will read a paper aud tliero will bo a vocal duet by

Misses McClure und Hartshorn and a recitation by Miss Grace Loe. The meoting will closo iu time for those wishing to attend tho oratorioal contest. —Business men can always secure the neatest letter-heads, nota-heads, printed envelopes, statements of account, und all kinds of commercial printing, at this office. Wo use only tho best grades of paper aud have recently added a series of new type that have never before been excelled by the foundries. —Articles of agreement were filed with tho county recorder Ui'i) morning, between the Pullman Gir Company aud tho L. N. A. k. C. Railway Company by which tho former iigieos to furnish tho latter with nine new curs, viz: Ono

Pullmau diniug aud pnilor car, §15, 17-t.43 five passenger cars, $41,000 two baggage and oxprcss cars, combined, 811,-87.52, and one baggo car. The total cost will 1)0 $78,087.84.—Lafayetto Cull.

—Fancy liellflower, Greenings aud Baldwin apples at Bamhill, Iloruaday & Pickett's. —Medicated Diamond Tea, sold by Lew Fisher. —Armour's Stur Hams at Ensminger

Seawright's. —Dr. Ryder's Siberian Compound, sold by Low Fisher.

Lane's Family Medicine for tho blood, sold by Lew Fisher. —See Barnhill. Hornailay & Pickett's prices in another column. —Natural Remedies vs Drugs—Gar field Tea—sold by Low Fisher. —Cut sale on mufllers at Canning ham's.

Wo offer you tho tiuest line of fish iu the city. EssMiNorcn & Seawiiioiit,

Anew lino of genuine aud imitation rings, earings and pins at C. L. Rost's, 207 east Main street. (jail at our store and bee the finest mackerel that was over offered ou tliia murkct. Essminokk Seawiiiuiw. —See the now selection of glove buttonors, side combs, combination beed neokchiiins and bracelets also a line selection of set aud baud lings just received at C. L. Rost's, 207 east Main street.

Ijook Here.

If you are afllicted with woak and sore eyes, catarrh, rheumatism or piles, and want to get well, go and see Prof. A. Abbott, M. D., at tho Edwards House, Saturday, March 8, till Tuesday the 11, 1890. Consultation, free.

We Have

IVtTA

KEEP TO THE SIGHT.

Do not be Impoecd on by any of tho nomerona Imitations, substitutes, etc., which aro flooding tho world. There ia only ono Swift's Specific, and there Is nothing like it Oar remedy con* tains no Mercury, Potash, Arocnic, or any poisonous sabstancc whatever. It builds np the general health from the first dose, and has never failed to eradicate contagious blood poison and its effects from tho system. Be sure to got the genuine. Send your address for oar Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases, which will be mallod free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ga.

PERSONAL H0K-UPS.

—R. L. ICieth, of Brazil, is in the city. —George Hough is able to be out again. —W. T. Brush went to Indianapolis to-day. —Dot Wolf has returned from a visit near Corwin. •-Mrs. Ed Vance is .visiting friends in Isdiauapolis. —Z. fllahorney and son, Hairy, weio in Darlington to-day. Sio "Plumps" Marloy is out on tho streets after a week's illness. —Dick Paul aud Arthur Graham have gone to Seattle to prospeot. —T. J. Barnes and T. H. Stuart of Lafayetto, were in tho city to-day. —Col. George C. Harvey was the guest of Read Hannu while iu the eity. —Mrs. J. W. Ramsay has returned from Ladoga to remain until Monday. —Miss Mayuotte Wolfe is visiting her sister, Mrs. Joues, near Lafayotto. —Herman Wray and wife of Crawfordsvillo, arrived iu tho city yesterday. Mr. R. will take a position in the old Crystal Palace restaurant, just remodeled by W. M. Cox.—Lafayette Call.

Chicago Markets.

Tho following aro to-day's Chicago market quotations as furnished The Jouhnaii by M. McKee it Co., commission merchants:

Wheat, May option—Opening, 78| highost, 78 lowoBt, 78| dosing at 78j.

Cokn, May option- Opening, 2!)J highest, 2t)j lowest, 29? closing at 2!)?.

Oats, May option—Opening, 21 highest, 2U@J lowest, 21j!®t closing at 21}@S.

Poiik, May option—Opening, 10.05 highost, 10.05 lowest, 10.02l(fg& closing at 10.021 @5.

S.Rrns, May option—Opening, 4.87} highest, 4.87} lowest, 4.87} closing at 4.87*.

Receipts of hogs, 23,000. Active higher. Car lota to-day—Wheat, 39 Corn, 400 oats, 125.

Officers Elected.

The following officers were elected at the meeting of chartor members of tho Patriotio Order Sons of America, hold at the King's Daughters room in the Miller Block last night: Will C. Hossler, President Parkor Willis, Vice President Rolla Hartshorn, Financial Secretary Ohmer Cox, Recording Secrotary Bon Wilhite, Asst. Recording Secretary R. IC. Krout, jr., Treasurer Hubert Wilhite, Master of Forms and Ceremonies S. J. Billman, Post President G. D. Pettit, Left Sentinel L. O. Willis, Right Sentinel R. G. Holloway, Iuner Guard Ben Miller, Center Guard S. J. Billman, A. L. Tomliuson, O. R. Coutant, Trustees.

The Oratorical Contest.

Tho primary oratorioal oonteBt of Wa. bash College, will bo held at Music Hall to-night. Tliero are eight contestants, all seniors, and all with reputations oither as speakers or writers, or both. It promises to be a close affair. The programme is as follows: "Two Factors iu Civilization," J. W. Hall "The Plutocrat in Politics," U. C. Stover "Oppression in America," W. M. Jennings "Law and the Public Welfare," L. P. Cain "Practical Reform," W. T. Hunt "America's breadth of Ideas," R. N. Whiteford "The New Political Faith," D. R. Major "Principles of Legislation," F. P. Mount.

Echoes of Kellogg.

It will be mauy moons ore Maco Towusloy hears the last of tho Kellogg conoort. His mail for the past two days has been greatly augmontod by letters demuuding tho returu of the famous singer aud asking for dates at Linden, Waynetown and other neighboring, places. The time for the return date is fixed for July 4, 1983.

During the past week large addition 8 to our stock, especially in

Spring Jersey Jackets and Beaded Wraps, Torchon Laccs, and Embroideries, Lace Curtains,

Lace Bed-Sets, French and Zephyr Ginghams, New White Goods and New Ribbons, French Outing Flannel and New Vankyke Laces, and a great many other new goods that yon should see to he appreciated. Remember our prices are lower, than the same goods can be bought elsewhere.

pzgfe?

The Potato Greek Revival.

The groat revival is still iu progrets at tho Potato Creek church. Revi H. M. Middleton was called there yesterday and preached last night. He says it is the most wonderful religious awakoning that he ever witnessed. Scores aud scores have been converted and thore seems to be uo abatement in the interest. The minister, Rev. J. P. Spohn, is about worn out with W"rk, but I10 feels that tho meetings should coutinuo so long as good is being ac complished.

COLLEGE NOTES.

Oratorical to-night. Now that the traveling photographers have left, lectures aud recitations will pursuo the even,uninterrupted tenor of their way.

Gambling on the Oratorical ou a small soalo iB quite prevalent. Several of tho Profossors have had considerable trouble with the students who havo tried to got bets on this and that man, even iu the class room.

If there Is numbness 111 arms and limbs, heart skips beats, thumps or flutters, or you are nervous and Irritable—In danger of shock—Dr. Kilmer's Ocean-Weed regulates, relieves, oorroets and cures* For sale by Lew Fisher.

To Cure Hear! Disease

Use *'Dr. Kilmer's Oeoan-Weed Heart Remedy." It rogulates, corrects and relieves Lho most distrefsiiiK cases. Price 50 conts and $1. Pamphlet free. Blnghampton, N. Y- Sold, recommendod and guaranteed by Low Fisher,

Mother, Wife unit Daughter. Those dull, tired looks and unpleasant feelings speak volumes. Dr. Kilmer's Female Remedy builds up quickly a run down constitution and brings back youthful beauty. Price $1. Pamphlet free. Blnghanipton, N. Y. Bold, recommended and guaranteed bv Lew Fisher.

So simple yet always eflleacious in nil bilious disorders 1s Simmon's Liver Regulator.

Oatarhii Coiikd, health and sweet breath secured, by tihlloh's catarrh remedy. Price 50 conts. Nasal Injector free. Moffett, Moi'KanA Co

Cold In tho head? or Chilblains? or Chafing? or a Burn? or any Old Sorest Tho best thing In the world for It Is Coiman's Petroloum Balm. Got a free sample at the drug storo of Nye & Co.

Children t*v for Pitcher's Castor!*.

If you havo cutting, scalding or stlngng sensations In the parts when voldiigurlno, Swamp-Root will quickly roll -sve and eure. For sale by .Lew Fisher

If you nave tumor, i,or tumor Symptoms) cancer (or cancer symptoms), scrofula, orystpel'is, salt rheum, chronlr weaknesses, nervousness or othor com plaints, Dr. Ktlmer'b Femalo Remedy will correct and cure, lor sale by Fisher. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castcria.

Acute and olironu rheumatism can be offoctually and permanently cured by tho uso of Hibbaid's Rheumatic Syrup and Plasters. For sale and highly recommendod by MolTett, Morgan A Co,

llueklen'a Arnica Salve.

The best salvo In the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever SoroB, Totter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, coma, and all skin eruptions and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satlsfae'. Ion, or money refunded. Price, 25 oenlu box. For aale at Nye Co. drugstore.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorii

Looie'a lied Clover l*ill lloinedy Is a positive specific for all forms ol the disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcerated and Protruding Piles. Price 60 ents. For sale bv Lew Fisher

No pill or nauseating potion, but a plcusant tonic und purgative Is Simmon's Liver Regulator.

Silver Miners.

The miners of Montana undorgo great hardships and exposure, and consequently coughs or throat troubles are very prevalent among them. In order to have an unfailing cure for these difficulties every miner can lee with him a bottle 01 VanWert's Balsam. Thompson 4 Brain ard, of Maiden, Montana, say: "We do not hesitate to recommend Van Wort's goods first, last and all the time for they never fail to give satisfaction." Trlai bottle free. Sold by Nye 4 Co.

fc BABY CARRIAGES

AUKIVK1).

rOMTC KAItLV AND (?KT A OOOP SKLKCTION.

BRING YOUR PICTURtS

And IIJIVL1 Them Frames

A FINE LINE OF MOULDING

Tosirloci- From. IMkvn us.Low llio LOWKsr.

-THE FAIR-

IJAIIV CAUUiAGi:,- ON WIIKK PAYMENTS.

FOR SALl.

FDU.SAI.I5—A

sliver Hal i-onn-1. Iminiio

lit HOG l'liim street.

POUSAI.K—A

White Sewinjr nuU'liirn-,

tirely now. Apply uttlils ollli'o.

LOST.

LOST.—A

F«.'U

1

froijrht tnitiMiT' h»ok wHUVour .''ills, MHiRMYhMv IxMto-iH-n tho Mnmm 'I'-lwtx VWfinofijjy

rHitler will please, return tome us it Jsot yulm tn iiu.\ person c.veopl mvselt uurl (he AIOIKHI Kadway. Maiuon WAITS.

^EN1 1

hKNT—Two houses within two blocks ofrheeourt lionse, both very desirable, rail on J. \V.Uiunsey.

0 Uhls T.—Any one havliiiru IMano for ivnt. please call at .'»uu S. \S*aiuut sinvt. Mns. M, Clank.

F*Ult

KKNT~-'Two rooms overthe.'oriier ilul blow. Inquire ol' Con Cunningham.

FOK

KKNTr-Two house* on oust Main street No. 41 ami ItU. W. V. Uritlwu or It. l\ Heck.

11KNT— House ol seven rooms, jnmjir of Sam Symmos for particulate. KJILHENT.—FirM. elnss location tor lianlare or dry goods store In a. live town, Kn«iuiieat this ollioc.

HhM—'Good rosulenee properly south \alnut. utreet. norih nftliuo. l.\- W. if, U, ln«|ulio ol l)r, ixmean, WM, Wa^hin^ton

FOR

HI'iNT: —A house ot rooms on Walnut, street, one hall square south or Christian 1. much. Apply to A. 1). Thomas.

Fmt

UKNT-Two upstairs rooms on Wont. Main street. Inquireot W. N, Nicholson.

FOU

KBNT—lMirntehed room with water privilcKes auti bath room. Inquire At wept Main street,. house of four wood house and

FOIt

KISN'T OH SAUC-A rooms, summer kitelien. wood innse and slJiblc, on rmuklin near Tluin sireet iIoimh. \vjji1. ^11 °f '*eu*,t!n Smith, the wagon maker, 11 sell cheap. Feb 11

WANTED.

WANTKD^^Pl

WANTED—To

to 1(1 lljflit housework at,

0 liiist Miil|i Street. Call lit once.

\A7ANTED—A (rood girl In fmnlly of four, Apply lit 5UU BOut.li Wiisliliigiou titreul. Iiiinieiliiitely.

relit,HiiU'i) liousi'wlth moil-

ern improvement} Imtli room, iriis, wsil43i'. ete. CnJl at tills olllee.

WANTED—Local

awl Traveling MiliisTnen

to soil Ijiibrieutliiy Oils. Anoiv lor terms tho Dletorlehs Oil Co., Cleveland, O.

WAN.I

hD—'Affruts.—Another wand opportunity is atfalu being ollered to ladle* and iruntlumcn wishingeonstantand nrniltahie employment by A. Abbott, during this week mi the hdwards Jlouso, Crawfordsvilie, Iml.

WANTED-Henryworld

M. Stanley's genuine

now hook, the Is tilled wUh ontJiusiaHiii over his achievement* Africa. Hook ho ready In February. Agents abig harvestlb boforo you. Aot. at- ouee. £cml tor the Ohio Publishing iloueo, Columbus,

WA1?TKq*~The Contra! Guarantee l.il'e Asaoemtlon, ol Kuoxvillc, Torn., combiulng the JUillding aud loan plan of invest^ ment, wants at once a good, reliable rcproM'nlatl\o in this oity. Call on or address A. .1. Allen, (jouerat Agent at the l.aVeta hull within the next few Uayt who will lurnish timber information.

GREEN STREET

Pianino: Mil

W. H. Jneltson ,t Co.,have tnki'ii eliaiye of the Groen Street riunlng Mill, fonnorly known as the Streiglit Mill. The Mill reeently has oeon overhauled and refitted, and now is in llrst-eiaws eondltlon to turn out, llret-class work. Persons desiring anything In tho Planing Mill line will ito well to call at the Green Street Planing Mill.

W. H. Jackson & Co.

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

[SueecBbOr to Montague & itankin.l Ofllcc aiul ro&ldenco ovor Corner Hook Stom Speelal attention given to'elironlo dlM-nsea.

B. B. MORGAN, M. D., I'lLACTlCtNO

Fnysician and Surgeon,

ItcsIdcDce 1111 WestCollego Street

Itesidence Oftlco at

Vest Collego 0 to 10 a, HOURS 2 to

Sin I t-li & Morgan's Drug Storo.

Drs.T.J.and

4

p.

7 to 0 p. ni

Martha E.H. Griffith

OlBceanil 0,00 lleslilonco

J18

Soutli Groeu street

Mrs. Dr. Griffith gives special attention to Chronic and Surgical Oisoasos of Women, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Qrlfilth, a general practice.

CONSULTATION FREE.

Diseases of Women

AND SUKUKIty.

Consultation rooms over Smith's drug tore, South Washington Street, Crawfordsvilie, Indiana.

T- R- ETTER. M.