Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 March 1890 — Page 3

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Marry Well

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•RpIADIESHOAE l™1—JOURNAL

On the news stands, 10 CENTS A COPY.

CURTIS PUBLISHING CO., Philadelphia.^

Spring Styles

WALL PAPER

Full Stock and Lowest Prices..

Robinson & Wallace.

Great Mark Down!

XiViv is your time to get burgaius. To reduce our stock wo lia.e niiiile the fnl.'owujjjcutH: Huiidsomely Decorated Window Shades.—-front

lofiy. from W cents to (S5j and

'OSS

•v#i, all on tin bivt.spring fixtures. Curtuin Poles cur fioni 7D to (0, -.-from (JO to -15, from ?0 to 35, from -10 to 20. If you have pictures to frame don't miss this opportunity, as we have, cut our moulding* from ll1 to 50 per cent. These are only a few items to show what we are doing, We have cut the prces on al most our entire stock and we will only contiuue the cut until (lie stock is reduced. As in many cases it is below the actual £,ost. Don't foig.-t (h« pla: i'. ind come and buy.

Beginning Saturday, Febnnry Slli. \w will begin soiling $13,000 worth of lkots and Sho^s at niamilaclurer's cost. This is 110 blull'or reduction of stock, but genuine closing out sale. Our bargains ti" UK numerous to mention, but if 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

Trj Bass Pills

EMBROIDERIES,

Laces,-Full Line of Ladies and

Children Hose, Fine Line of

Side-Combs, Jewelry,

At Half Price.

Queensware, Glassware, Tinware

(\,niilirt

disl»

Respectfully,

Pun 10 cents

AlUi

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Somervill© lEJro s.

74AKES,

CHILD.

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MARCH fr

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MARION HARLAND,

ENTITLED

A PRACTICAL VIEW OFf| MARRIAGE,

will interest young ladies and prove of sound value.

TALK WITH MOTHERS!

By Eminent Physicians and Specialists of New York, Philadelphia and Boston.

As an experiment, and to introduce it into your family, it is offered on trial from now to July ist, 1890, on receipt of only 25 cents.

THIS OFFER IS FOR MARCH.'

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PAINLGFR'TO

LESSENS

diminishes da

WULEDFALE

cents

ilsi/cscoflco Iois io ,-cnls

Nothing over 10 cents a Piece.

^ew5 and 10 Cent Store

WICST MAIN STRKNT.

o. CARLSON.

DAILY JOURNAL

cents, from 7£ to 50, from 0f to

99-Ce.rst

as a Chance

TUESDAY, MAHCli 18, 1SU0.

TIIE_C1TY.

Tin Weather Report.

For Inilliinit—7

H.IU.,

oi' two.

1'ulr. wurnier.

hncnl Temperature.

11,11

I'olnts Tor 1'leusiirc Seekers.

fore."—CtunphuU'* ijoehiel'H Wiiruing, Wr.hNEsiiAV—At Musio Hall,C!arleton Opera Company iu "i'he Brigands."

'IfESDAY—At Ceuter church 8 p. m., annual Baldwin prize contest ol Wabash college.

FKIDAY—At Y. M. C. A. armory A lecture bv W. H. Knight for the benelit of tho W. H. C.

ANANIAS AND SAPPHIRA.

The Famous Olub of this Name Adds Two Honored Names to Its Roll. Tho Ananias and Supphira Natural History Club has secured a couple moro members, which if they keep up their l'ck will add glory and renown to that historic combination of imaginative tad picturesque liars. They are uon professionals, aud were admitted without a dissenting voice, when they lisped out the stories. Buck Brothers, tho strawliug Llonde cop, was the lirst to get in. llu came into tho presouco of tho Hots Prevaricator a few evenings sinea at told of how upon a certain time ho hid started out with a very small hook and l.ue to capture a few minnows iu one ot the spring branches which feed Kcck Jtiver. Ho Imdgood success but liually felt a heavy pull. He gave it a jerk aud landed a biioB, which weighed when dressed '21 pounds. "Xo\v,"ku said, "the myst'iry is why my lino did not break how tho great lish came to bo where he was." No one smiled, no one doubted. The Boss Prevaricator at a sign from ins brethren stepped foward aud placed the badge of the brotherhood (a brass )yrej upon Buck's breast aud hailed him .is Munchausen Professor of the

Piscatorial Art. 1'red Jiundel was tho next to kuouk for admission, aud ho knocked not in vain. Prod, and Kaiser, his dog, had been hunting a few days ago, aud it be curnu necessary for them to cross the creek where tho current was quite swift. Fred passed in sufcty, his gigantic form squelching all aspirations of the current to toss him about but Kaiser was not ao fortunate. Tho curreut got him aud swept him down toward a pile of drift wood. Fred could not rescue liim, and ho was carried under, his master sup posed, to death. With what joy it was lie saw Kaiser appear after a time on the opposite side of tho drift, and bearing in his jaws the flopping body of a bass which weighed six pounds no smiles no one doubts, aud again the lyro of brass was pinned on aud Fred was escorted to tho chair of the D. Willis Cox, Professorship of Dogs aud Fishes a position which ho will grace with honor t^ himself aud the great elubof which he is so worthy a member.

The Natural Gas Ordinance. W. J. Craig uiul A. W. Hutch cniuo over from LBdinnapolis this afternoon iiud will bo present tit tlio special mooting of tho City Council called to consider the ordinance granting a franchise to the People's Natural Gas Company to pipo the streets and alleys. An agreement has been reached between the Council and tho Company on all the provisions of the ordinance except as to rates, aud it is thought that botli parties will "get together" ou this provision touight. When an agreement is reached the ordinance will be passed with as little delay as possible. There should be a thorough understanding between tho Company and tho people, and tho time to reach this uuderstamliug is now before work bogius. It will bo morn agreeable to both parties hereafter. Tho ueople of Crawfordsville don't expect to get rates ejual with tho consumers in gas towns. It stands to reason that it ,) oanuot bo furnished at auythiug like il tho ratea where the valuable fluid is found at their doors, or even where it is -uped fl shorter distance. hat tho people demand is that will know beforo tho

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"MOTHERS

BRAD FIELD REGULAT0RC0.A.. SOUJ BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Hold by Nve A: Co.

UlCi0*jS

BREAKFAST DISH.!

4SK YOUR GROCER FOR IT,

is granted what it will cost

aud that t.v«« will bo no constructive

afterclap.

Funeral oi'8amuel Binford. The funeral oft

bumuo1 BlU

ford occurred at2 o'cl'^k afternoon at his late rtsidenco. l)r'. Xiittle, as requested by tho deceased, c'^JuoWd the fcervioes aud made a beautitv^l juidretss ou his long life aud many virtui"*- •,)r It. J. Cunningham led iu prayor anil Center chinch choir sung two hyinnBCo!. 1. C. Klston, Capt. K. IS. iiryiiut Joseph Milligan, Johu K. Robinson, Charles Ooltra aud Johu S. Brown wore tho pall boarers. The casket was a superb one of solid cedar, with heavy black trimmings and a facsimile of those iu which tho bodies of Grant and Garlield were laid away. Tho funeral was very largely attended, and of all ages aud class is showing how general tin. .u-s^ot in which Mr. J'.iuford was hi 11

Death of Anna Henderson.

Anna Henderson, aged 'in years, daughter of James Henderson died Saturdav about noon at the homo just thin side of Round llill. The funeral occurred Monday morniug, tho remains being interred at Mt. Pleasant.

AVe recognize no competitor iu leas or spices. Wo soil you an absolutely pure article iu this liue, aud charge you 10 more ttian others chargo for adulter ed goods.

KSSMINURI! A' SKAWWUHT.

HOESE TALK.

Montgomery County Will Be the Horeo Headquarters of Western Indiana. "It is within the past six month," said J. J. Insley this morning, that an interest has grown up among the people of this county in line horses and horse breeding. The interest is still grjwing. The exhibitions of the B. M. A. will tend to foster the growth aud we can look forward to the time in tho neur

'Anil L'oiiilnir events east their shwluws lie-' ^a'ure when Crawfordsville will have a

MONDAY—At St. Bernard's church. lecture on "The liarp of Tara" by liev! "T I' rank inisey. Postponed for a week

horso sale equal to tho onein Caiubridgo City recently. The highest price evor paid for a mare iu this county was 8500 by Howard O'Neal. Ho sold two of her mare. O! it pays to raise iiuo horses and tho farmer's aro litidiug it out. Quito a number from this county attended the Cambridge City sale and made purchases."

uo"-s

f°r S'.'OO and still has the

So Col. Heath was right when We said that just as line horses could bo raised in Moutgomory oounty as in Kentucky. Tin' committee of tho H. M. A. iu chargo of the horse show will meet to night to arrauge a premium list. It will bo a longer list than last year and tho premiums will be more valuable. Owing to tho largo number of entries anticipated there will bo classes according to ages, as at tho fair. Competition1is not limited to Moutgomory eouutv, but is open to the world.

CHIPS AND SPLINTERS.

—Iiutter is 23 cento a pouud. —Work on biiildiugs is again icsumed. —Jim lireunen is clerking lor Demrs Gilbert. —The C. C. C. calico hop cornea off to night. —Hot bed radishes aro on tho market at reasonable prices. —A gang of tramps came uear taking the Junction house Hiujday night. —Nothing has been hoard from Kentland iu regard to the purchase of tho Rescue ft re engine. —R. C. Walkup is buying new teams for his tracsfer liuo. Ho has just obtained a tine cab team. —Anyone liudiug a Co. IX badge will plenso leave at tho Amerioan express office and bo rewarded. —Mnrshnl Ensmiuger succeedod in runuinir in one "bum" yesterday. There were two but one managed to escape. —It will no longer read ".Tohn Nicholson and wife," but "John Nicholson and family." A little girl came on Sunday. —Moaslos are prevalent over the city. The family of David Long, ou Kast

Market street, is afllicted with tho disoase. —The mauuscript of Mrs. J. R.Etter's new book was at tho book store ofRowen, Merril & Co., which was burned yeuteriv at Indianapolis. —The whisky men ronpei a harvest yesterday at tho McMurtry tale, buying cigars for 50 centa per boS STOd whiskj for 50 cents per gallon. —Charley Haas, of Waynetown, recently appointed to a position in the railway mail service, made his first run yesterday on the Monon. —C. L. Rost leceived an order for a tine clock from Indianapolis yesterday, aud au order by mail this morning from Elgin, 111., for a liue watch. —The Ivy Club was handsomely entertained Saturday afternoon by Mabel Mathews at her home on East College street. Refreshments were served. —Mrs. Mary Switzer, wife of A. C. Switzer, near Wesley, died yesterday, aged -12 years. Tho funeral will take place to-morrow at Wesley oemetery. —It is believed a compromise will bo reached at Lafayette in the Moses Fowler will case, in which tho widow is seeking to secure a more liberal provision.

The business men's gymnasium class opened up successfully last evening. A students class lias been formed to meet ou Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons.

Cards are out announcing the coming marriage of Winfield S, Moffett and Miss Susie Bell. The ceremony will tako place on Thursday evening, March 27, at the Christian church. —Tho funeral of Austin M. Sandlin will take place from IUB late residence 212 North street, at 10:30 to-morrow. Services will bo conducted by Rev. E T. Lane, of tho Christian church. —Lafayette Call: There is a gei eral quake among tho Monon employes, as the possible results on each, of tho new deal iu tho management. Tho new proprietors, however, seem to bo con-

lent with summarily chopping off Gen eral Manager Ciiraon's oflicinl head, aud announce that thero will be no change iu the general passenger or freight offices, nor in any of tlio other heads of departments, BO far us they know

—Seo Lacev's wall paper. —Leslies' popular monthly received by Lucey. —Indigo blue prints for 5 cents per yard at Bisehof's. yut. sulc on mufflers at Cunning ham's.

Read Louis JJischof's advertisement on the second page and you will never regret it.

Road Bisehof's standing "ad," it will bo w«U worth your time. gw, Burnliill. Hornaduy & Pickett's "rices iu another column.

—If you

IJAHNUII.I., HoUS'ATLAV .T PLOKETT, If VOU want to get "FOIX VALUE" for your money buy your grocer.es of us, as an inducement we otter you the highest Krade of goods at lowest prices and g.ve atlas of the world free, tour you an atlas weeks' yet on the aUas saJe

PEHSONAL PICK-UPS,

—John Layson has an attick of lum bago. —Charley Talmago litis returned to Richmond.

O. M. Lacoy returned from tho South to day. —W. R. Hostetter was up fron L: doga yesterday. —Gus Rutledgo has returned from Anderson to stajT. —Jaiues Laird, of Hillsboro, is visaing friends in the city. —Ed Towusley left for Chicago ard tlio Northwest last night. —John Sclileppy and wife, of Frankfort, spent Sunday iu the city. —Johu Brant, of tho Waynetown Hornet, wax in town yesterday. —John Robbinu goes to New Castle to morrow to accept a position in a hotel. —Johu L. Goben is able to bo out again and spent Sunday in Wavelanu. —Mrs. Leo Sossauer, ot Lebanon, is tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Tanncbaum. —Slant Bishop has returned from Couuersvillo whero ho has been at work for tho past year. —Mrs. Albert Muhloisou aud Sirs.

George Fitcliey returned from their Lafayette visit this morning. —Judge E. C.Snyder returned to day from Williamsport where ho has been holding court for Judge Rabb. —Kuril Kernel, wife nnd children spent Sunday iu Indianapolis. Mrs. Kernel will remain for several days. —Lafayette Call: Mrs. Robert High tower and ohildren, of Crawfordsville, spent Sunday in tho oity, tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Deets. —City Clork Slieotz went to Stielbyville last night to assume his duties as superintendent of the water works nt that plaee. He will return to-night. —Hon. Isaao Dunn, of Dunnville, is in the city. Dunnville is on the Kenkakee and Mr. Dunn is well acquainted with all from hero who camp on the bauks of that stream. Ho also at one time represented his county in the State Legislature.

We offer you the iiuest "Golden Rio, Guatamula combination Java, Standard O. G. and .Tava and Mocha coffees in tho city at prioes tliut surprise our com jetitors. We guarantee, these goods to JO the "FINEST" in the city.

ENSMINOEH A: SEAwniiiirr,

Chicago Markets.

Tlio following aro to-dny's Chicago market quotations as furnished TUB JomtNAij by M. McKee & Co., commission meroliantj:

WHEAT, May option—Opening, 80 highest, 80 lowest, 79j closing at 79J.

CORN,

highest, at 29 OATS, highest, at 21J-3.

T.\*a\lTVlMPR Kss.MiNUi.Tt A' SKAWjtioirr.

May option—Opening, 30 30 -1 lowest, 291 closing

May option—Opening, 21 21£ lowest, 21J-J closing

POIIK, May option—Opening, 10.45 highest, 10.65 lowest, 10.45 closing at 10.50J.

S.Rms, May option—Opening, 5 05 highost, 5.10 lowest, 5.05 closing at 5.07 10

Receipts of hogs, 28,000. Market steady. Car lots to-day—Wheat, 58 Corn, 790 oats, 190. -J--

IN THE COURT HOUSE.

Marriage licenses.

Wesley E. Stump and Minuie Fletcher. Leroy M. Burdick and Kmina C. Armstrong.

Ask Anybody Thut Is Posted. A private lettsr from one of tho largest importers of coffees in Now York Citv, advises us to buy all the ooffees

lx) occupiel

paper call at Lacey s. Work, in his Review letter, says —We guar.in too our j,0

®Competition Don't Catch Os Napp

WIDE-AWAKE BUYERS

Will Find Our Store Full of Big Bare ning for this Week.

Jersey Ribbed Vests only cents each. Black Jersey Hibbed Vests, silk Trimmed, only cents 1 lot fancy figured Dress

Goods at 1-4 cents, worth 10 cunts. Our Cashmeres at *,'0 cents are t-rtu same you pay cents for elsewhere. Our lino oT lilac)

Henriettas cannot be duplicated in this city. 0*ir line of Krencli Zephyr linghams itt IT* cnuts are beauties. Our Wool Challie8

wul be here this week both in ImpoHeu Novelties and Domestic Patterns, lmmon&c stock of \Vhile(ioods to select from, for 5

cents ai d^up. We pride ourselves on our stock of Lace Curtains—we have them from 05 cents per pair up aud a splendid Hrass

Vrimmed Curtaiu-Polc given awiy with onth pair of curtains. Hunting iu all colors only cents a yard. Trd gv Blue Prints,

warranted not to fade, only T) cents per aid. The very latest in Hoy's Shirt Waists, from 'St cents up. »uality Prints, worth 7 1*2 cents, only 5 cents per yard. Goo Siiirtinp only 5 cents per yard. Our 25-cent (iiiaranteed l\ist Black llose re the

best ever sold. Good Fast Black Hose only 10 cents. N*w Black Cashmere Shawls and Tochurs. New Spring Jackets and

Coats at popular prices. Beautiful lino of Beaded Wraps from $1 75 up to fine ones. Our New Spring ftillinery Goods now in and

we will save you one-third that others ask for the same goods in this department. Our stock of Corsetsis now complete, embracing

Ball's, Warner's Health and Coraliiu\ Mdmo. Warner's Dress Form—the most perfccl-fitting corset ma le, H.C.I also Warner's

Perfeetion Waist, and other brands, from 115 cents up. Would be pleased to shew you our stork whether you buy nol.,

I pound I.yon colleo.

llCUUS

4 boxes oi' Frufcor's it.vi.'l jrrouso A ten cent, buttereruekor 1 tlo/.en rlotheH pins 1 CHU cherries 1 plums 1 blackberries best tonmtoee •*i apples Dried currants

Must Be Closed Out

In the Next Thirty Days Regardless of Cost or Value.

A Slock of (icncml Mrrclnuitlise. Consistivii»- of (iroecrics. Hrv (iooils. Hoots and Shoes. Hats and caps, ^iiccnswnv". Kic. cry!iiiiifr Must (io at Some Price. Kclmv rnve vou low of the many lionraius we have to oiler you •JO ihMjndsC siitrnr frl.00 OilifMrniu l)ru-l PenHuM"10 pounds* Kxtm Whiter iMitfiir 1 00 Dillon llemllUrhioil.. .... I bund of wilt iwtMiiy rum brooms ... 0 Imfs Star soup IVIKIone ot Town Tulk t.1"* Nails from i'.2 to I win*

Wednesday, March 19.

Tins FAMOUS

Carleton Opera Co.

50 AllTISTS. 50

In the GreutJiew York Success

The Brigands

:iOO Night* iii Now Vorl

50 Voice Chorus. Gorgeous Costumes

PRICES:

35, 50, 75 and §1.

Diseases of Women

AND8DP.UKKY.

Consultation rooms over Smith's druj lore, South Washington Street, Crawfordsville, Indiana.

wo can use for Eoven months,and buy it Mra. Dr. Griffith ^ives special attention to ijuiek os we will nee higher prices. Can't tell when it will stop, but will see higher prices t'ton wo have for some years.

ENBMINOEB & SEAWIUOHT.

YOUNTSVlLiLiK,

A. T. Hornbeok is here at the bedside of his sick mother. THE

JouitNAii's supplement last week

shows commendable enterprise. Aunt Mary ltidgo is some better at this writing, as is also Uncle Dan Yount.

Three new members wero taken into the church as full members lust Sunday

Ladies and children's fast bl ick morning. ose 10 cents, at Bisehof's. lid Hirst has qjoved iuto his property ,, I north of the village. The house vaeated wxsh to seo elegant ^'lil ""n

f)y Mi^ Mollie Moore.

.jW3itivi'ly

itee our goods, muke ev Justice of the Peace." This is nows antee jfihould atjy bo found wrong and uro financially aud cousoientiously respon-

declines to boa candidate

for Justice to all, as no o'-.e kn°w that ho had been mentioned for that ofllce.

We heard a good Democrat remark tho other day that tho township expenses for the poor last year was enorm ous and intimatod that the Trustee was just abit too liberal with the township's money. A Ripley township Democrat can stand almost anything, but when you tackle his pockotljook you've "raised his dander."

T. R. ETTE1J.. M. D.

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

[Successor to Montague & liiinklnj Ofllce and residence over Corner IJook Store Special attention given to chronic dlscason.

U. B. MORGAN, M. D„ PKACTICINO

PhV£

sician and Surgeon,

lie:

Rldcnce, 11 West College Street. Offlco at Smith & Morgau

Drug Store,

Uool calleo

FOlf

t) to 10 a.

IIOUKS to I p. in 7 to 1) p, iu

Drs.T.J.and Martha E.H. Griffith Olllce unil Husldence 218 South Orecn street.

Chronic and Surgical Diseases of Women, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith, a general practice.

CONSUI/TATION FREE.

30 00 Suit Now Only 25 00 3ii O'J Suit Now Only :t0 oo. 10 00 l'ants Now Only 8 00. 30 00 Overcoats Now Only 2" 00. 35 00 Ovorcoats Now Only 30-00. To Order the 15est Furnishings, Best

Workmanship, go to

GS-irtoert & Oo REMOVED.

DR. E. H. COWAN —HAS RKMOVKD 1118 OKKICK TO— ROOM No. i, Sfoo.o Stoi'v.

CUAWKOUIVS STONK FKt.»T. Same Stairway as Old Ol'ice.

Nurse Work. CllAWTOUDSVII.liE,

vty

BABY CARRIAGES

AURIV ]•:!.

COMK KAHt.Y .AND I'.KT A (iOi)l SKI, ECTION".

BRING YOUR PICTURtS

An li iw Tlu'm I'nmu'fi

A FINE LINE OF MOULDING

I'l'Un. L.j\v 4.Mhc U)\vi sr.

--THE FAIR-

HAHY UAH'tlUiE-i ON WH-Mv I'AYMKSTS.

Kva

4*5 Dres4^ jfoods (tood (tin^liHiiis from to U5 $1.!!."» Hiitmel shirts ."»() com \iulaundriod shirt 01 t.iloves from 12"» to ."i Men's Huts from 50 to 5 Potatoes •5 I Hosiery, t.*nd«,rwear, 'J'olMj/f^rnns and Hoods, 2r» Kmbroidcries, Ribbons, Suspenders, Hot is and

0 .J 01

Shoes, J.adlos and Misses Sandals aud Arties at 7'a

yotrown price.

WILJ. BUY BUTTER AND EGGS.

Clore's Block, Black Front, S. Washington St. Call and get prices beforo you buy. Will deliver your goods.

R. H. WILSON, MIa.rLa.ger.

USICHALL

ONE NIGHT ONLY

FOR SALt.

FOlt

SAI.lv-.\ ISRMIL ,.MR 1111 VIUMIK mil. Inqulro of John S.ltiu\v:i.

FOIISAI.H—A

While Kcwini iniii-luno, 011-

t.lri'ly new. A ppl.v at litis ollkv.

JOR REN1.

^OH HKXT-fu-b houses wiihln l.o

IJIIH

ol tlii coufl. house, liolhvcrv Jt'simliii). I.all on J. Iluinsuy.

Fbloip.

Olt 1(KNT-TKO rooms ovortlioConii'r Hut Innulri) of CQII Cunningham.

ItKNT—Two houses on east Main st ic. No.-Ill) and 4r i. W. p. lintion or li. K. nock.

HKNT—Hou«e of sc*v«n rooms, limuir I. ol ^a!Il Synuuos a i-( icului's

FOItULST-^,,

n-sldriK'i- (.rnjH-ilv soiuli

iilinit street-, noilli ot tho (i. I A: AN' ii K. Intjuirc of Dr. iMnii'iin, *^'4, \Va^liiis^t««n

F°lt

KKNT-'rwo upstjjIrs ?iK)ms on \NV«| Miilu Btreut. Inqulro ol \V. K. Nicholson

"FT011 KlSN'r"—l'uriil6ht,J room w\\u ivufM' nLM^t MuT,rstree..l':Uh

r0om-

T^Olt IthNJ 8ALK—A houfi oj' lour «n,i*.BUi!lli!,cr

kiu,,K'n*

stable, oti niiiklin

Wfl™i MalK'r-'0

linniediatijly.

hirmutlo..!

:j.

I can recommend Mrs. Johu Hv-rs as a good steady nurse or domes'jc as 'he did both while in our e'mplor, and we will cheerfully refer her to anyone,

MRS. O. E. BA.:-,,-.-'. •.. M. J. Rn.iin,

IDIJK-

u%nir j| lmi striUit

nmnre Ueuhen Sinlt)., Die wujron

N\ ill .sell cliciu).

WAf!mHi?.7"timiln.u-rAu"olleivd

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WANTED. rlrllodolld Street.. (Jail at-once.

IUrh' IJI'k

BO,lU' W"sllln»'r,'

?Zu!JrJ0runta,ll"r with mi V' I!' room, wh, wa-ll-tei.etc. Call ut Litis oHiets

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UJ sell hwbrloatln^ Oils. Ai»l\ fur "Tiimlo lln- lH.-terit.-ln Oil Ox. Clevelu!,.!, O

opporladies le

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tiinJiy is heln^ i'onHlant nml i.mtltuhU ci»| loyuuiiit A. Abi)oti, duj-intr tlii^ woo'

peniiiS'

will'

IH heh fr A 'V"ly- A lilr lnu \.|I-M. i. "M,'u-

s,'"'l

lor tII"

ubllslilinf House. Columbus

V\7ANTi:i)-Th(. Ceil I ra I uimintee l.ifr

1-aVel.i hull within

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I'"'i'ci-iu-

netlve iiiiin on l.il.eni

IX^ANTED-A,, soeliiHnn ""I'le.sem nil of nnie oK '"''i-' hlllMlIsi' unil ull kinds nil lent-

,...J '"'•'""••"'•Illy li'ineseiil an A«--\

lil

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Ul!

•liiin^',1 r-11.

"P'Vninrallls *100.00(1

wo11

I. Helerenees e.v-

llocklt'ix ofo"!ii"y.UM'" ""h'

Wasliiug' and Ironing.

MltS. LIZZIK COX (leblrcii her ninny rnends and patioiis to know Hint sliocan be found ut 11J ICust Wnl,«.,!i avc.. whole she does-Wnslilng nnd IioniiiR in inst-clnss stylo. Mar8wl

Burial Kobes. MISS L. J. HIATT,

It now jncpitroO to tnuki*

BURIAL ROBES

ON SHOKT NOTICK.

A dr«.sH comnlcUj from y«xKls ol your own lv.v-tloij for hidk'K, mIt?so.s' sinci ciilUlren. Call.-* r.oiii li«:r ro^!lr uec, South (Jrunt Aveauo, itrsL house acjuth of MUHOUIC coinetcry.