Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 March 1890 — Page 3

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A Well Dressed Woman if-

WILL FIND

TBBIADIES'HOAB ^•-JOURNAL

Of special value, if she would keep posted as to the[£

beginning

will taemn selling

TryBassPills

EMBROIDERIES,

Laces, Full Line of Ladies and

Children Hose, Fine Line of

Side-Combs, Jewelry,

At Half Price.

Queensware, Glassware, Tinware

W quart Utah pan tJoodbroom All nizuscofTce pots....

hi Dress and Material^.?! we have the BEST and most impractical matter to be found, the very latest news in fashions, published with illustrations, cxclu- ^jsively in

THE LADIES' HOME

NAL. Practical home dress-making tells how to have'^i the latest fashions at the smallest cost:-^^^

We employ experienced editors for this special work, and have exclusive facilities for the earliest in2^ formation of anything new or desirable. We maintain special correspondents in London and Paris, and control the best designers and artists obtainable.

As an experiment, and to introduce the

into your family, it is offered on trial from now to July ist,

1890,

on receipt of only

CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Spring Styles

Full Stock and Lowest Prices.

Robinson & Wall ace. Great Mark Down!

Now is your time to get bargains. To reduce our stock we have niade tlie fo!lowmsi cuts: Handsomely Decorated W iiidcw bliades from to vS fret lonp. from 4H cents to 06 and 76 cents, from lo to 50, frojn 05 to •W'I all on the he-.t spring fixt ures. Curtain Poles cut from 75 to ()0, from (10 tn.4.5. from 50 to 35, from 40 to 20. If you have pictures to friinie don't iniss this opportunity, as we have cut our mcuidiugs from 10 to 50 per cent. These are only a few items to show what we are doing, We have cut tlie prices on almost our entire stock and we will only continue the cut until the stock is reduced. As in many cases it is below the actual cost. Don't forgi the place, and come and buy.

Saturday, February Sth, wo 5,000 worth of Hoots and

Shoes at manufacturer's cost. This is no blulVor reduction of stock, but iieiiwir»e closing out sale. Our bur^ains an' loo r.umeious to mention, but il \ou will call at the stoic, we will convincc you of the fact. alsoha\e some $2,000 worth of Ladies' Pine 1 landSewed and Hand-Turned Shoes of Lai ye size that will go for 25 to 75 per cent, less than cost. This is strictly cash sale

Respectfully,

Somerville Bros.

...10 cunts ... 10 00.11 ts .. .10 rents

Nothing over 10 cents aPiece

New 5 and 10 Cent Store

WliSTMAIN STKEKT.

O. CARLSON.

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JOURNAL

BllOS 99-Cent Store

Everybody Has a Chance

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MOTHERS UFRIEND*

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a"AOHEujreu®R SiSw,wM

SolU I'.v Nve & Co.

BEUCIOU*

BREAKFAST DISH

ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT.

DAILY JOURNAL

TULIKSDAV, MAIICII

20,

LF-YO.

CITY.

THE

Tho Wont her Report.

tor 1 nij I iuiit-7 11.111., Ruin, wn niHT. l-'Ocal Temperature.

Points for i'leusure Seekers. "And ciiinhiir events cii.sl their shuilnu-s tiuToro. MmI^K.'ltiel'ti Warning.

IMIIDAV—At Y. M.

A. armory lec

ture by W. H. Kuiglit for the bom fit of thi) W. li. (!.

Announcements.

Co. will meet in the Y. M. C. A. eliapol, instead of til.' armory, Friday evening for business.

THE WATER WORKS.

Ordered to bo Sold at Master's Sale April 24, W. I'. Fishbaok, Muster in Chancery by virtuo of decree of tho United States Circuit Court will soli the Craw fordsville Water Works on Thursday, April 2-1, next. The salo will take place at tho door of tho United States court room at Indianapolis and knocked oil' to the highest bidder. It is made to satisfy a claim of tho American Loan and Trust Company, which together with costs and other liens, amounts to #17-1,000. The works will be sold as an entirety, including real estate, franchise and property of every description held by the Company or. tho 1st day of April, 188(1, or which was thereafter acquired, as well as all iiioJiues, rents, pr itits and emoluments. Eudi bidder is required to deposit SI0,000 b.-l'oro making a bid, with the Master, us forfeit. It will thus bo seen tha the works are to bo sold. The nouKL-nso of the talk about tho city buying them bcoomes oven mom apparent ihtin r-vor before.

CORY ESCAPES.

With

tlie Assistanco of His Brotlier-iir Law He Eludes the Officers, 3cK Builuy auil Harry Miller drove up to tho lloouo county jail ye.slenlny with a cmiplo of young lailies ami nslied that. F.il Corey bo allowed to go to the hotej aud eat diuuor with thoui, a [u ivilege fjrauted him only twice boforo. Sheriff Edwards put tho youcg pugilist in charge of his deputy, Aick Jiennett, Hud !.t him go to tho hotel. Aftor diuuor was over tho parties sat dowu iu tl.o parlor for a social chat, aud Bennett loft the room for just a momeut. That vory moment was Corey's opportunity, so he quickly departed by tho back way aud made for tall timber. Of course Miller aud Bailey disclaimed all knowledge of where ho had gone, but it is known that tho former, who is Corey's brother-in-law, mot him later with a vehicle and thoy lrvo goue hence no oue knows. Sherifl' Edwards was in tlie city to-day looking for him.

Tho Andrews Eaid.

Under tho auspicies of tho Woman's Relief Corps, \V. S. Knight, the engineer of the famous Andrews expeditiou will give a grand exhibition of life size oil paintings illustrating tho raid, accompanied by ft tlirilliug lecture at the Y. M. C. A. hall on to-imrrow evening. Tho lecture is a plain, simple story of '22 Union soldiers of tho 21, 21st, and 33d Ohio regiments, acting under the ordersof Gen. O. M. Mitchell, capturing a train of cars in Georgia, in 18(52, from tho euemey's camp, Biirrouudod by 10,000 mined rebel soldiers. It is tho story of ono of tlie most daring aud romantic adventures over attempted in tho annals of ancient or modern •warfare. 11 takes Mr. Knight about two hours and a half to tell tho story. You cannot afl'ord to miss this leeturo. 'Tho admissiou is only 25 cents.

Thirteen Tramps Run In.

Trustee Henry «md l'olicemau (iriiues made a raid on tho Smith brick school bouso oast of town at 2 o'clock this morning aud discovered fourteen tramps therein. They were boforo Mayor Kussell this morning aud with one exception were sent to jail for 15 days. If Sheriff MeClaskey does his duty and keeps thom on tho stone pile they wi crack enough stone iu two weeks to ma" terially improve our streets. On the other lmnd, if thoy lay around tho jail iu idleness it will bo a positive expense to the county and it would have beeu infinitely better had they been let loose aud given one hour to leave the county.

A Trade in Undertaking.

1).

Lollaud has traded his interest

iu the undertaking establishment of Lotland .t Scott to James A. McCluro for a farm of oight.r acres in Coal Creek township. Tho new firm starts out uuder favorable auspices and is b. und be successful. Mr. Scott will still oooupy his position as funeral director aud Mr. McCluro will soon make himself thoroughly acquainted with the details of tho business.

Chicago Markets.

Tho following arc to-day'.s Chicago market quotation** as luriiiishod iin JOUKNAIJ by M. McKeo fc Co., commission merchants:

WHEAT, May optiou—Opening,?!), lrgln'Kt, 80jj lowest, T'.t, clisiug at 80jad.

OATS,

option—Oiouiug, •lowest, closing

Conn, May highest, at 30.

:to

May

option--Opening, lowest,

211

highest, at 1'oitK, Mav option—Opening, 10.10 highest, 10.17'. lowest, 10.10 closing at 10.421.

21 dosing

H.Kins, Mav optiou Opening, 0, highe-t, 5.05 lowest, 5.05 iug at 5.05. I Receipts of hogs,. 2:1,000. strung.

clos-

Market

Car lot* to-day—Wheat, -Hi, porn, 075 oats, 110.

AN ELEGANT LIST.

It Will Pay Horse fanciers to Try For These Premiums. The committee in charge of the horse show which occurs in this city April 4 and 5 lias prepared the following excellent list of premiums: liest heavy draft stallion, 4 years old or over, one flue silver watch, $10, L. W. Otto aud on6 box cigars, §2.50, Nye A- Co.

Host heavy draft stallion 2 years old and under three, ono pair fancy flannel shirts S5, by Eph Jeol 100 lbs., Deere A- Uanna's llour, §2.50, Sam Scott.

Best heavy draft stallion, one year old and uuder 2, ono boys' suit, $G, by Tauuoubaum Bros. seed sowor, 82.50, Fowler, Ashley & Co.

Best general purpose stallion, 3 years old or over, 1 plush dressing oase, $20, by Lew Fishor.

Best general purpose horse, 2 years old una uuder 3, 1 pair laco curtains, $6 by Abo Levison 1 Band & MuNally atlas $4.50, Seawright & Eusminger.

Best general purpose stallion, 1 year old aud under 2, 1 set chairs, $0, by Baruhill, Hornaday & Pickett.

Best light harness st-illion, 3 years old or over,Myers A: Charni,Persian rug, 87. 1 gal. Iilouongahela whisky, John Kolloy, §5.

Best light hnrness stallion, 2 years old, I). L. Leo, 5 lbs. best Gun Powder Tea, So. Mausou Bros. 50 lbs. Holer Process Flour, 81.50. George Fitchey, 1 bottle champaign, $2.

Best light harness stallion,1 year old, Truit .t Scott, 1 barrel ilour, $6. Abraham .t Watbon, fancy lap duster, 82.

Best heavy draft mare, 3 years old or over—1 ]3ent Wood ohuru, 85, by Zack Mahoruey .t Sons and 1 pair pants, §4, Eph Joel.

Best heavy draft mare, 2 years old aud under 3—Fancy duster, $3.50, by D. J. Woodard, aud one pair driving gloves, 81.50, by Eph Joel.

Bost heavy draft mare, 1 year old aud under 2—One due hat, 02.50 by Eph Joel and one box cigars, 82.50, Stau Koouoy.

Best general purpose gelding, 3 years old or over—oue tine trunk, 87, by Cou Cunningham, aud oue vase lamp, 85, Fisher Kostanzer.

Best general purpose gelding, 2 years old and under 3—100 pouuds beat roller llour, S3, by Cash Fry, and one tine white shirt, 81.25, Eph Joel.

Bost general purpose gelding, 1 year old and uuder 2—10 pouuds roa8tedoofffee, 82,50, by Hadley A- King.

Boat general purpose mare, 3 years old or over—1 barrel Koyal llose Flour, $i, by Eusminger A- Seawright and granulated sugar, 81.50, Hadley & King.

Best general purpose mare, 2 years old aud under 3—1 pair 5-ring leather halters, 3, by Abraham A-. Watson and 1 barrel salt 81 Hadley & King.

Best Kenoral purpose mare, 1 yesrold and under 2—1 gallon tine old whisky, 85, John Kelley, and glassware and baking powder, $1.50, Houry Sloan.

Best light harness gelding, 3 years old or over—Fine eight day clock, $8, Kline A Graham, and wool duster, 81.50, Moffott A- Morgan.

Best light harness gelding, 2 years old aud under 3—Silver table castor, 87.50, by Kline «fc Graham, and 1 gallon pure Bourbon whisky 85, Sullivan Bros.

Best light harness gelding, 1 year old aud under 2—Pair hand mode shoes, 8(3, by Somervillo Brothers and bottle of Champaguo, 82, by George Fitchey.

Best light harness more, silver, satin liued, jewel case, $10.50, by O. L. Bost. Two fancy wool shirts, 85, Tanuenbaum Bros.

Best light harness mare, three yeara old and uuder three,silver pickle castor, 87, by C. L. ltost, and one barrel llour, Truit A- Scott.

Best light harness mare, one year old aud Muder two, pair ladies' tine shoes, §5, by Yeagly A McClamrook aud ono years' subscription to Tins CHAWFOIIDBMU.i:

WEKKLY JOUHNAI.,S1.25. Special premiums, Mat Hutchison, owner of "Champion Medium," number 2142, offers oue half tho season, 825, as a premium for tho best mare in light harness.

Win. Hiatt owner of "Pilot Abdallah," on same terms as above, 810. Best pair heavy draft horses or maros, 1 pair curtaius 8(5.50, by Daultouutroe 1 gallon pure rye whiBky 85, Terreuce Holmes.

Bost pair general purpose horses or mares, 1 pair lace curtains 8*1-50, by Campbell Bros. 1 gallon Catawba wine 84, G. M. Johnson.

Best pair light harness geldings or mares, 1 pair wool blaukots 80, by Case A Co. 1 box Hoffman house cigars 85, Albert Mulileiseu.

Best heavy draft gelding 3 years old aud over, 1 pair tine shoes 85, by Ed Vaueamp & Co. pants put tern 85, T. F. McCluro.

Best houvy draft gelding 2 years old and uuder 3, 3 pounds bost tea 82 50, by Henry Slouu printing from TUB JOURNAL job ollioo 82.50.

Best heavy draft gelding 1 year old and under 2,1 wholebono whip 81.50, by D. J. Woodard.

NOTES or PROGREbS

Improvements, Sales and Transactions Showing an Onward Tendency. Georgo W. Markley, Superintendent of Bridges and Buildings of the Peoria A Eastern division of tho Big Four, will remodel his house on south Elm street this Spring and make beautiful modem rosidonco of it.

Con Cuuniughaui will build an elegant residence on west Wab'-ish avenue this season.

Roy Miller has just completed a tine residence on west Wabash avenue.

neighborhood which with manufactories, sooner or Inter.

Tho buildings to be erected by the Standard Oil Company at the Junction will make that vioiuity look like business. '1'hore iH plenty of spaoe iu that _. should be Oiled

A CHIPS AND SPLINTERS.

—Prof. J. Iu Campbell went to Indianapolis this afternoon. —The Consolidated Tank Line Company paid $1,000 for its lot near tbe Junction. —The young ladies of tbe Methodist ohurcli are out soliciting for funds for the Methodist ohurob pipe organ, —Wesley Snyder who was reoently burned out of his Lome 4 miles west of the city, is now living on Vanoo street. —The City Council last night aoeepted tho proposition of the County Oommissiouers in regard to those parts of two gravel roads lying in the city limits. —Blue birds and robbins have made their appearance and for tbe time being gentle Annie is with us. (Thia item is subject to modification without notice.) —Several of our enterprising gardeners have began preparations for early gardens. Clearing of patobes and burning trash is now tbe order of the day. —Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Edgewortb, of Logausport, are in tbe oity to attend the K. P. banquet this evening. Thoy will bo guests at tbe homo of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wasson. —TIIE JOURNAL was in demand last night by the citizens who were anxious to learn what natural gas would oost them. Yesterday's issue contained full schedule of prioes to be charged. —W. S. Knight, tbe tamous raider of the civil war will give a thrilling leoturo next Friday night illustrated by oil paintings. Admission 25 oents children 15 cents. It is for tbe benefit of tbe W. R. O. —The remains of Mrs. Mahala Griffith were taken from tbe vault at tbe Masonio cemetery yesterday and interred. Only the relatives and a few friends were present, Rev. G. W. Stafford conducted short services. —The Light Committee of tbe City Council not being in working order the scheme of the city buying an eleotrio light plant ol its own is delayed somewhat. Mr. Hadley is in Washington and Dr. Dunoan is sick. —Mayor Russell lias reoehed a letter from Mr. MoNulta in regard to a conference on tbe street ear question saying that business engagements will prevent bis coming here for several days. A later date will be arranged.

—Go to Cunningham's for obildren's suits. —Progresf ive Halma at tbe 09 oent store. —Indigo blue prints for 5 oents per yard at Bisobof's. —Cut sale on mufilors at Cunning bum's. —Stop at Con Cunningham's for your spring styles in hats.

Read Louis Bischof'o advertisement on tbe seoond page and you will never regret it. —Read Bisobof's standing "adt" it will be well worth your time. —Yon oon buy new goods at Cunningham's as cheap as you can buy old ones. —See Barnhill. Hornaday & Pickett's prices in another column. —Ladies and children's fast black hose, 10 cents, at Bischof's. —We guarantee our weights, we guarantee our goods, make everything right should any be found wronfj and are financially and conscientiously responsible.

BAKNNRIIL, HORNADAY

wh,oh wcre

Thoy will come

A Widow's Pension.

The wiuow of tho late John W. Coptier has been granted a pension, through Stilweli .v Stilwoll. The pension dates fmm her husband's death and sho rereives now over S700. Mr. Copner was formerly a resident of Alamo but moved t') Covington where he diod.

PIOKBTT.

If you want to get "FOLI, VALUE" for your money buy your groceries of us, as an inducement we offer you the highest grade of goods at lowest prioes and give you an atlas of tlie world free. Four weeks' yet on the atlas sale.

EXSMIKKER & SEAWBIGHT.

The Pettit Oase.

In tho Pettit case at Lafayette yesterday Miss OlUe Resee, Mrs. Emma Howthorn, Mrs. Mary E. Kerr, and Dr. Yeagor testified. A long argument was made by tbe attorneys over the admission of oertnin portions of Miss Reese's evidence. Shosaid that sho had seeu Pettit and Mrs. Whitehead in the room together and that tbe latter said she bad been iudiscreetly intimate with Pettit, but did not romember to have testified before the grand jury that she said criminally intimate. Mrs. Hawthorn detailed in full the actions of Pettit and I Mrs. Whitehead at the camp meeting

vur* B"gg°8tlve-

Competition Don't Catch Us Napping

WIDE-AWAKE BUYERS

Will Find Our Store Full of Big Bargaing for this Week.

Jersey Ribbed Vests only 5 cents each. Black Jersey Ribbed Vests, silk Trimmed, *nly 85cents. 1 lot fancy figured Dress

Goods at 0 1-4 cents, worth 10 cents. Oar Cashmeres at 20 cents are tno same you pay 25 cents for elsewhere. Our lino of Black Henriettas cannot be duplicated in thi* city. Our line of French Zephyr Ginghams at 15 cents are beautios. Our Wool Chillies

will be here tnis week both in Imported Novolties and Domestic Patterns. Immense stock of White Goods to select from, for 5

cents and^up. We pride ourselves on our stock of Laco Curtains—we have them from 05 cents per pair up and-a splondid Brass 'jVimmed Curtain-Pole jiven away with each pair of curtains. Bunting in all colors only 5 cents a ,\nrd. Indtiro Bluo Prints,

warranted lot to fade, only 5 cents per yard. The very latest In Boy's Shirt Waists, from 25 conts up. Staple quality Prints worth 71-2 cants, only 5 eenti per yard. Good Shirting only 5 cents per yard. Our 25-cont Guaranteed fast Black Hose are the best ever sold. Good Fast Black Hose only 10 cents. N«w Black Cashmero Shawls and Tochurs. New Spring Jackets and 3-4

Coats at popular prices. Beautiful line of Baaded Wraps from $1.75 up to fine ones. Our New Spring Millinery Goods now in and wo will save you ona-tbird that others ask for tbe samo ROO'IS

Ball's, Warner's Health and Coraline, Mdmo. Warner's Dress Form—the most perfect-fitting corset made, B.C.U., also Warner's Perfection Waist, and other braads, from 25 cents up. Would bo pleased to shew you our stock whether you buy or not.

20 pounds sugar $1.00 10 pounds Extra White Sulfur 1.00 1 barrel of salt 80 0 burs Star soap and ono of Town Talk 25 1 pound Lyon coffoo 25 1 noo beans 4 boxes of Fraior's axol grouse .... A ten oent butter cracker 1 dozen clotlies pins 1 oan chorrtos 1 plums blaokberrles 3 best tomatoes 3 apples Dried eurranta

Music Hall.

MACE TOWNSLBY.Minager.

Monday Night, March 24

Gala Night of Pleasure

ONE BIG LAUGH. FUN LET LOOSE.*

"Chip 0' the Old Block"

The Merriest, Brightest, Fun

niest Musical Comedy of all, in-

terprtted by a company of artists

and commedians, headed by

Mrs,

Korr'u evidence waa not sensational. Dr. Yeager's testimony mainly rejatod to the working or poison.

Ask Anybody That Is Posted. A private lettsr from one of the largest importers of coffees in New York Citv, advises us to buy all the oofTees wo can use for seven months,and bay it quick as we will see higher prioes. Can tell when it will stop, but will see higher prices than we have for some years.

ENSUINGER & SKAWIUUHT.

Robert L, Scoltas tbe "Old Sailorl"

Prices, 25, 35, 50, 75.

Diseases of Women

AND8DBGERY.

Consultation rooms over Smith's drug tore, South Washington Street, Craw* fordsville, Indiana.

T. R. ETTER, M. D.

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

iSucoossor to Montague & Rankin,1 Off!co and residence ovor Cornor Book Store Special attention given to chronic diseases.

B. B. MORGAN, M. D., P11ACT1CING

sician and Surgeon,

Idence, 113 Weiit Collego Stroot Oflloe at Oto 10 t,m Smith & Morgan's IIOURS 2 to 4 p.

Drug Store. 1 7 to 0 p. in

Drs.T.J.and Martha E.H. Griffith

°ffllU»ldonoo 218 South Qroon street. Mrs. Dr. Griffith (fiveB special attention to Chronic and Surgical Diseases of

Women, Children, and ObBtetrica. Dr. Griffith, a general practice. CONSULTATION FREE.

30 00 Suit Now Only 25 00 35 03 Suit Now Only 30 00. 10 00 Pants Now Only 8 00. 30 00 Overcoats Now Only 25 00. 35 00 Overcoats Now Only 30 00. To Order the Best Furnishings, Best

Workmanship, go to

GriTbert Sc Oo

REMOVED. DR. E. H. COWAN

—DAS HKMOVED HIS OFFICE TO— ROOM No. i, SECOND STORY, CRAWFORD'S STONE FRONT.

Same Stairway as Old Offioe.

Nurse Work. ORAWFOIlDSVlIiliE, IND.

I oan recommend Mrs. John Byera as a good steady nurse or domeetio as she did both wlule in our employ, and we will oheerfully refer her to anyone.

in this department. Our stock of Corsets is now complete, embracing

Mits. C. E. BABNES, MBS. M. J, BEACH,

BABY CARRIAGES

ARRIVED.

COMK EAKLV AND UliT KCTION.

A UOOI* 9KL

BRING YOUR PICTURtS

And Have Them Krumeu

FINE LINE OF MOULDING

.To sciocl From. Priced

1«OW

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UWKST.

-THE FAIR-

IIAUY CAIUUAGK3 ON WEHK I'A VMKNT8.

Must Be Closed Out

In tbe Next Thirty Days Regardless of Cost or Value.

A Stock of General Merchandise, Consisting of Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. Hats and cans, (Jueensware, Etc. Everything Must Go at Some Price. Below we give yon a few of the many borgains we have to offer you

California Dried Poachers 1 gallon UcadllRhtoil 2 twenty oent brooms Nails from III to 4 cents

... Good calico 4!-4 Dress roods 4 .Good Ginghams from 5 to ... 25 tl.35 tlannel shirts

VZ W 1 a I MI.I ...

15 10

05 04

50 cent unlaundried elilrt..... mi Gloves from 25 to 50 Men's Huts from 60 to 75 Potatoes 30

Hosiery, Uudenvcar, Toboggans and Hoods. Embroideries, Ribbons, Suspemlors. Liootsund Shoes, Ludlos and Blisses Sanduls uud Arties at your own prico.

WILL BUY BUTTER AND EGGS.

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

WILSON, IMIe-inager.

FOR SALE.

Foil

SALK—A good Jers )y cow with young calf. Inquire of Joim 8,Brown.

SALE—A White Sewing machine, en« A tlrely now. Apply at this oflloe.

FOR RENT.

F1OR

RENT—Two houses within t. lloi:ks

J,b?.,°9.urt house, both vory desirable, uailon J. w. Ramsey.

FStore.

OR RENT—Two rooms over thoCornor Hut Inquire of Con Cunningham.

FOR

RENT—Two houses on oast Main street' ueck W. I. Urltton or It. F.

Fof

OB: RENT-HOUHO

or suvon rooms. Inriulr

Sam Symmos for partioulars.

TT*°A', JfENT—Good rosidonco property south JL Walnut street, north of the o. *.& W Hj Inquire of Dr. Duncan, 224, Washington

FOR

RENT—Two upsui™ rooms on Wost Main street. Inquire of W. K. Nicholson

P*OR RENT—Furnlsliod room with water

U2wPostVMXst?got.'Jath

0m ,m,Ulro 111

TC*OR HKNT Olt 8ALE—A liouso of four

ttai'Si SbenSmlt"-the

wu*°vrfr

WANTED.

\A7ANTED—A good girl In a fumlly of four immediately. south Washington sueot,

ront 11 ulcu

bouso with iiioil-

TJR)CT«0™CAUTTHRORA^ 'LTL'R00,U'

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terms to tho Dlctorlchs Oil Oa, Clovolulicf. O

WA?!H«TAffon.taT-Anotl,c1'trnuid oppor- *. tunlty Is nwiln belli* ofTorod to Imliiw and gentlemen wfehlngeonstuutund nrolltablo

safes

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of invout-

!n9.ut* TOU at.once a good. |n this city. Call oil or luiiirofili A" Allen, General Agent at tho LuVotu hall within' fo?mat^?Wday8WhowIU further In

active mun

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of articles """""''ttniiso aud all klndH small oltv?J[J,?^niUn1

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Washing and Ironing.

MBS. LIZZIE COX desires hor many friends and patrons to know that sho can be found at 112 East 'Wabash ave., whore sho does Washing and Iionine in first-class style. Mar8w4

Burial Kobes! MISS L. J. HIATT,

la now prepared to make

BURIAL- ROBES

ON SHORT NOTICE.

.Ad.r065 complete from goods of your own selection for ladles, misses' and children. Calls {^^.^•1J.eSoe-

B?uUl

Grant Avenue, Drat

house south of Masonic ouuiutery.