Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 March 1890 — Page 3
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THURSDAY, MAROH 27, 1890.
THE _CITY.
The Weather Report.
l-nr Indiana—7 a.m., Italn, warmer. £2?""COLDElt—11.10 a.m., March 27: High northwest winds to-night with a decided fail ill tcmr. -i, m-e.
S THE PETTIT TESTIMONY.
Dr, Black on the Stand—Mrs. Whitehead Boluses to Answer. Iq the Pettit ease yesterday at Lafayette l)r. D. It, Black, the consulting physician at the last sickness of Mrs. Pottit, tostiflod that lie had given tx oortilicato stating tho causo of the death as malarial poisoning that while he was present there were no 83 inptoiiis of strychnine poisoning, Mrs. hitchoid was subpoenaed to appear aiul produce the lotters received by hor n. Eaton, Ohio, from Pettit. She declined to answer tjuestions for reasons assigned in a paper which she asked Ool. DeHart to read to tho court. The court would not recoive tho paper or allow it to be read. She said she did not feel able to answer questions. The witness was removed until to-morrow morning and the matter taken under a Ivisimient by tho court. John Acheson. a store keeper at Odoll, testilled that Pettit had come into hit store on July 1 and asked if he sold strychnine that he did not sell him any and when asked what I10 wanted to use it for Pettit did not answer but passed out of tho b:iek door. This was during tho absence of -Airs. Pettit on a visit, and fifteen days beforo Ler death. In answer to a hypothetical question describing tho symptoms and death of Mrs. Pettit, Dr. 11. M. O'Feiral stated that iu his opinion death was oaused by strychnine. Another loug lotter explaining the sickness aud death of Mrs. Pettit to her sister, Mm. Shields was introduced. It was writteu by Mrs. Whitohend and is similar iu detail to the oue. written by Pettit to the same •|dv.'!\
He Set His Specks,
T. U. Collins has turned chicken fancier, and is known as "Hayes" by all his neighbors, a name at which his Bourbon soul revolts. But Tom has a dozen Shanghai hens with no foathers to speak of 011 their Dodios, in which he takes much pride. Every day bafore he eats dinner he goes out to pet his hens, and will sit and watch them by the hour. Yesterday afternoon he could not lind his speetaoles high nor low, and was desperately distressed. At noon to-day he fouud them under one of his hens and an egg in his vest pocket. Ho had taken off his spectacles aud set tjiem aud put the egg in his pocket.
The Tramp Nuisance.
Another large detachment of tramps arrived in the vicinity of the Junction last night and tc-day began their depredations over tho city. They are as a rule a villainous looking Sbt of scoundrels, and are insulting and abusive to all who refuse them food or clothing. Tho country is swarming with tramps and it is absolutely unsafe for a lady to be left alono in some portions of the city. A fewGatlingguus scattered over the city might help solve the tramp problem/ 1
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James M. Waugh for Surveyor. James M. Waugh is announced toiv as a caudidste for Surveyor before tho Republican convention on the 12th of April. Mr. Waugh hue had large experience as a surveyor and engineer and is a practical man in every respect. His work is tho best test of his skill which has given universal satisfaction. That ho is popular goes without saying as his majorities heretofore give evidence.
An Old Paper,
A newspaper a day old is devoid of interest. But when it attains an extreme old age tho interest is revived. Iu the show window of O. L. Host is a papor 117 years old. It is called tho Baltimore mid Maryland Journal and Advertiser aud is full of curious advertisements and long dull reports of English politics. Tho owner of this valuable curiosity is G. W. Houk, of the southern part of the county.
Cory's Assistants to be Arrested. Tho Indianapolis Journal says: "Tie !5oono county grand jury haa been called together in special session to investigate the manner in which the escapo of Ed Corey was ected. The four Crawfordsville poople who asked that Cory bo allowed to eat dinner with thorn will probably be iu the arms of tin law before long."
From the Orphans' Home.
John Skidmoro to-day took a little girl to the home of Samuel Hcefgen northwest of the city. She arrived today from the Orphans' Home at iDdia lapolis expecting Mr. Hoofgen to meet her but I10 failing to do so tho authorities sent her out by Mr. Skidmoro.
In the Basket.
When A. S. Braley, a conductor on the O., I. & W. roaohed Indianapolis yesterday evening an envelope was placed in his hands containing a nicely worded missive notifying him tliat his services were no longer required. One by ono the roses fall.
Eettuns Improved.
Am. Ward returned this afternoon from West Baden Springs where he has buen for the last two weeks testing the virtues of the wotera tliure for stomaoh troubles. He returns greatly improved and thinks he is a well man again.
—Royal Rose Flour is sold to you with Our Guarantee that it is as fine as can be made and wo sell it for less money than you pay .for other high grades. Ensmingkb& Seawright.
That hocking cougn can be BO quickly ourod by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee It. For sale by Moffett, Morgan A Oo.
PEIYATE OPINION MADE PUBLIU
Ira McConnell, Receiver of the Water Works: "Although the time for making now contracts is not until April 1, quite a number have already come to mo see ubout their water services lot tho ooming year.'*' Some have made contracts, other decided not to take water at all. There are about COO consumirs taking water at thoir residences. Less than half of these will have to pay more rent than heretofore. The reason they will have to pay more is that they have paying say $6 for tho privilege of sprinkling 00 feet of street and using tho wator for sprinkling the neighbor's street, for domestio purposes, watering horses and in fact everything. Of course tho rent of such persons will be raised. On tho other hand over half tho consumers have been paying full rates and of oourse with those there will bo no trouble in making a contract. In fact in some cases tho rents will be lower than now, for the company proposes where a man uses water for sprinkling and domestio purposes tho rent on the latter shall be reduoed one-half. Besides our 500 consumers who pay rent we have about 100 who pay no rent at all. They go without leave or license to some one's hydrant day after day and when too cloBely watched go after night."
Capt. Elmore of tho Light Committee of the City Council: "Justus soon as the other two members of the Light Committee are able wo intend to get together aud do something. Mr. Hadley is on his way home and Dr. Duncan is recovering so it will not be long. We moan business. If tho city can saye money by doing its own street lighting of which there seems to bo iy doubt wo will havo a plant in running order by the time our contract with tho Water and Light company expiree. At the time that oontraot was Tiade it was considered a good one but things have changed since then although the company sayB it cannot do tho lighting any cheapor now tliau theu. We propose to have 100 lights instead of 73 and at a cost of not more than $4,000 per year which is a little over one.half what the company would ask. We are in receipt of numerous lotters from electric light monand Mr. Danderdale, of the W9stingli0use alternating system was here last week."
PEBSONAL PI0K-UPS.
Ladoga
—John K. Bonnell wont' to to-lay. —Hood Nelson wont to Lnfayotte this afternoon. —John Mitchell returned to Marirn this morning. •William Nutt went to Lafayette this morning. —W. M. Reeves was iu Darlington this morning. —Charles M. Williams is in Lafayette this afternoon. —John L. Goben made a trip to Linden to-day.
Father Dinnen went to Lafayette this afternoon. —Tom Nioholson came over from Thorntown to-day. —0. A. Miller, wife and ohild spent the day in Indianapolis, —Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bell, of Terre Haute, are in the city to attend the Motfett-Bell nuptials. —Mrs. D. W. Rountreo and son are visiting in Fort Wayne.
Wm. Spinning, of Jackvillo, was in the city to-day enroute to Attica. Miss Mabel Lewis, of Boston, is the guest of Miss Mabel McClelland.
Tom Bowles went to Indianapolis this afternoon to attend the Farmers' Institute.
Mies Lewis, of Syracuse, N. Y. is the guest of Miss Mabel McClelland on East Jefferson street. —W. E. Johnson, formerly a salesman for Con Cunningham, drifted in from Kansas to-day. —Mrs. Tom MoCoy, of Rensselaer, and her mother, Mrs. Taylor, of Lafayette, aro guests of Mrs. James H. Watson. —D., H. Remloy, M. J. Lee, J. N. Davidson and James O'Neal are attending the Farmers' Institute at Indianapolis. •Fred M. Somerville wont to Chicago this afternoon to take a position in a large fashionable tailoring establishment. —Mrs. Austin, of Renssalaer, who has been- visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ensminger, returned to her homo this afternoon. —Judge Thomas F. Davidson and John L. Davis are attending tho meeting of the Scottish Rite Masons at Indianapolis. —Frankfort Croscont: Miss Belle MoMullen is tho guest of her sister, Mrs. Johnson, of Crawfordsville W. A. Staley is iu Crawfordsville attending the wedding of his friend, Mr. Moffett T. N. and C. F. Lucas and families left on their trip to Spokane Falls tliis-morning.
IN THE U0UBT HOUSE.
Circuit Court.
Mory E. Clark vs. G. W. and Prisoilla Clark. Plaintiff awarded $250. I. A. Detchon vs. Thomas 8lattery et al, foreclosure. Plaintiff awarded $295,35.
Goorge D. Brown vs. A. F. Ramsay, etal. P. S. Kennedy appointed special judge.
Thomas Wilson vs. T. H. Ristino, executor et al. Continued at plaintiff's oost.
John Clark vs. Harvey M. Coulter. Defendant flies answer and plaintiff ruled to reply OH the 22d day of term.
John E. Humphries vs Edward Coleman. Plaintiff awarded $C9 damages. Marriage License*.
Franois McNanima and Ellen May Slayter. Milton M. Jolly and Mary E. Crowder
—Twenty-three per ceut. off of all goods at Cunningham's, the Orawfordsrti \_ i.i_ U«UAI f/M* tan rlnTR
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IJHIPS AUD SPLINTEBS.
Mrs. X. P. H. Proctor is very sick with typhoid fovor, Allen h. Eastlaok has been granted an increase in his pension. —Walter Grubb, Lew Elliott and Joe Whittaknr joined tho Sons of Veterans last night.
J. T. Yannioe is moving to day from 1 iskevillo to tho Holden farm south of town. —Some sneak thiol stolo a bundle, one dozen brooms from in from of Sam Soott'B grocery last night.
The K. P's. will assomblo promptly at 7 o'clock this evening to work in the second aud third ranks. —Millard Gwinn requests all who want to play base ball to assemble on the college campus to-morrow afternoon. —Lafayette was laid out in 1825 by Robert Joliuson, a oivil engineer, who vas thou keeping tavern at Crawfordsville.
Greoncastle Sun: The wheat crop in Putnam oounty is looking bad. Many farmers will have to plow their fields and put in other crops. —X. J. Clodfoltor failed to find Mrs. Dr. Ettor's manuscript at Indianapolis and it is now a certainty that it was burned. No insurance. —Gilbert & Co. the tailors, are making some improvements in their store room on Main street. The room is to bo papered and otherwise improved. —Dr. Huntsinger has about recovered from his severe illness and reports that he will be here again on Thursday, April 3. Office removed with Dr. Rankin. ^. —Twelve lifo-size busts, all works of art, which were purchased at Florence, Italy, by Mrs. Fannie" M. DoPituw, havii been roeeived by DePauw University. —Eli Fouts, formerly of this city, but at present the city editor of the Lafayette Courier, will be married this oveniug to Miss Bertie Baldwin, an estimable young lady of Lafayette. —The Logansport Association of Saloonkeepers are charged with having secretly resolved to support the Democratic ncminees, the consideration being that tho saloons shall run all uight, and lidajc
on Sundays and holidays. —Prof. Ilyus, tliat^H^ural gas prog-
nostigator, was in the city again yesterday. He left this morning for Frankfort. Host ill claims to know just where the largest patches of natural gas aro to be fouud but he wears the same old clothes as of yore. —Delphi Journal: Hon. Charles Harley, supervisor of consus for this dis triot, has received an order from the census department that will disappoint a great many applicants for enumerator. The order explicitly sets forth that no rson holding any office whatever can bo appointed enumerator. .3
—Ladies and children's fast black hose, 10 cents, at Biscliof's. —Tops, jumping ropes, ballB, hats, marbles and games at tho 99o store. —Go to Cunningham's for children's suits. —Cat sale on mufflers at Cunning ham's. —The finest cleaner and polish for silv jrware in the market at O. L. Hosts. —Have just received a large seloction of gold spectacles and fine rings. Call and see them. C. L. Rost, 207 oast Main St. —Easminger & Seawright, 103 east Main street.
Read Louis Bisohof's advertisement on the second pagS and you will never regret it. .—You can buy now goods at Cunningham's as ohoap as you can buy old ones. —Last chance for a nice dressed turkey this year. Leave your order at the nicest, cleanest, best stocked grooerv in tho city and that is D. L. Lkb's. —See Barnhill, Hornaday & Piokett's prices in another column. —See my new novelties in silver and plated ware. C. L. Rost, 207 oast Main St. —We guarantee our weights, we guarantee our goods, make everything right should any be found wrong and are financially and conscientiously responsible.
Bajinhhl, Hobnadat& Pickbtt. —Rates to Pueblo, Denver & Colorado Springs, via Yandalia lino is lower than last week. To Kansas City they are the samo. Parties going to points in Kansas and Nebraska can get the benefit of these low rates via the above lino. J. C. Hutchinson.
—Use Chase & Sanborn's coffee and "Our" teas and spices once and yon can see that we offer you a "superior" article at prices you pay for inferior goods.
Eksmingkr & Seawiuqht,
Chicago Markets.
The following are to-day's Ohioago market quotations as furnished Thh JouitNAi by M. McKee & Co., commission merchants:
Wheat, May option—Opening, 79} highest, 80 lowest, 79J-J closing at 79$ bid.
Cobn, May option—Opening, 29j 291 lowest, 29} dosing
highest, at 291. Oats, May optionhighest, 22i lowest, at 22i.
-Opening, 22, 224 closing
Pohk, May option—Openiug, 10.02J highest, 10.C2} lowest, 10.57J closing at 10.57i 60.
Receipts of hogs, 22,000. Market higher. Oar lots to-day—Wheat, 43 Corn, 830 oats, 177.
Mother, Wife and Iuughter. Those dull, tired looks and unpleasant feelings speak volumes. Dr. Kilmer's Female ltemedy builds up quickly a run down constitution and brings back youthful beauty. Price $1. Pamphlet free. lHnghampton, N. Y. Sold, recommended and guaranteed by Lew Fisher.
—Wo offer you tho finest line of canned, dried and green fruits in tbe oitv at amazingly low prices.
ENBMxciRn & Seawbioqt.
Tlie Accepted Time.
If we do not return to yonr address yonr laundry work olearner, whiter and with a higher polish than you oan get elsewhere it will not'costyoua penny. Now is your time givti_us a trial.
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Normal.
The Montgomery County Normal will b9 held thiB year in South Hall of Wabash college. It will open July 15 and continue six weeks. It is the determination of the managers to mako this the best Normal they have ever held in tl coonty.
Unusual facilities will be afforded in tho study of history aud physiology. Model classes will bo taught iu connection with tho training class aud a number of lecturers from abroad will be procured to handle branches of this subject in which thoy have proved themselves superior. Writing will bo free and will be taught by a suporiur penman.
We believe that with the advantaged we s1ib11 offer this summer, teachers or those intending to teach will find here just that help thoy need. "For further information address, Salem G. Pattison, Ithaca, N. Y.( or A. H. Higgins, Wuy notown, Iud.
1AUKKKS1HJKG.
Miss Eflie Hyten visiting relative* near Ladoga. Miss Ettie Gardner from the grippe.
is recovering
Miss Cora Hyten will take music lessons this summer. Sam Bowers aud wife aro the guests of Jeff Armstrong's,
Miss Maggie Smithorn, of Greonoaatlo, is visiting relatives here. A valuable horse belonging to Charlie and Nobe Weloh diod last week.
William Hyten and sister Bertha, were in Crawfordsville last week. Miss Nannie McLaughlin visited friends in Crawfordsville last week.
Alvin MoOaughliu and wife visited friends in Now Market last Saturday. Quite a number of our young folks attended meitiugs at Raccoon every night.
Mrs. Alice Armstrong had thirteen teeth extracted at one setting one day lost week.
Rev. Ashley will oommonae a protracted mooting at the Christian ehuroh at this place next week.
A protracted meeting is being conducted by Rev. Lawlion at the Methodist church at Racooon.
Misses Rena and Mattie Johnson entertained quite a number of their lady friends Monday evening.
Among those who will attend the Ladoga normal this ooming term ar~ the following from this vioinity: Misses Sallie Alnutt, Litha Quinley, Bertha Hyten, Fannie Foster and lira. Ira Foster.
Several parsons from here attended tho deolamation contest at New Market and seemed highly pleased with the entertainment. Prizes were awarded to Mr. George Lollis and Miss Oline, who will represent our township in the oounty contest next month.
YOUNTSVIUE,
o:ty.
Charley Hirst and wife, of yonr Sunday at this plaon. Collie Hornbaker was up from Greencastle Saturday aud Sunday.
Allen Love and Miss Mollie Hayworth were married Sunday evening. Condsidering his years Jim Work can write a pretty good verse. Keep it up James and you will be sure to improve as you grow older.
A SEQUEL—A TIIOK VEBSION.
Protection is our'hope and stay, We cannot do without it, Yet Democrats iu "proud" array,
Are trying hard to rout it. A mournful wail of bourbon source, Gomes tloati ag sadly o'er the le£, Complaining of the times, of nourso,
Because they're not the referee. Thoy Bigh for "good old" times long past,
When imports were not taxed at all, Their olothes from English looms were oast,
There came from foreign landB their all. We'll not disoard Protection's plan,
So put away your fears, It is an institution grand, That will last in future years.
—If you need anything in our line, don't fail to call on us as we will posiively save you money on every pur ohase. ABE LEVTNSON,
To Cure a Bad Cough
Uso .Dr. Kilmer's Cough cure (Consumption Oil)" It relieves quickly, stops tickling In. tho throat, haoklng, catarrh-dropping, decline, night-sweat and prevents death from comsumptlon. Price 25o. Pamphlet free. Blnghampten, N. Y. Sold, recommended, and guaranteed by Lew Fisher.
Somo Foolish People'
allow a cough to run until it getB beyond tho reach or medicine. They often say, "Oh It wli wear away," but Inmost oases It wears them away. Could they be inducod to try the successful medicine called Kemp'e Balsam, which is sold on a positive guarantee to cure, they would'' immediately see the excellent effect after taking tho flrst dose. Price 50o and $100,
Trial site free.
druggists.
Lace
At all
Cold- In the head? or Chilblains? or Chafing? or a Burn? or any Old Sores? The best thing In the world for it Is Oolman's Petroleum Balm. Oetafree sample at the. drug store of Nye Oo.
Are Now Chucked
Both 111 foreign and Domestic Makes in Dress Goods of all kinds
From the Cheapest to the very best quality. French and Domestic
Zephyr Ginglfams. 1 he latest novelties in Imported Challies,
Our India Pongee is the latest novelty in wash fabrics. fv
Full line of Sateens, White Goods, Lace Curtains, Spring Wraps of all kinds, Muslitf, Calico, LaCc
and Embroideries, Ribbons, Hosiery, Muslin'an'd Knit Underwear. In fact, our stock is j. .» ."cgomplete in all departments. Our Spring Millinery Goods are now open for inspections
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20jkhiih!hC sulfur tl 00 10 poumUExtra White Sugar.. 1 00 1 barrel of salt go bars Star Boap and one of Town Talk 25 1 pound I.you coffou 1 rice 1 beans 4 boxes of Krozor's axel grease .... A ten cent butter urncker 1 dozen clothes plnfl I can cherries, 1 plums I blackberries •1 best tomatoes 3 apples Dried curraui£
—Ensminger & Main street.
Monon Route
Parties intending making a trip to the West should oall upon the agent of the above company who will at all timus name low lates to all points. Only one ohange of oars, sleeping or colonist, between Crawfordsville and Portland, Oregon, Seattle aud Taooma, Washington Territory, etc.
Cboup, Whoopiko oouoh and Bronchitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's cure. Moffett, Moman Oo.
Glvo your pet doge or cats Bimmon's Liver Regulator, when sick—It will cure them.
Must Be Closed Out
Ask Your Friends About It. Your distressing cough can be cu'ed. We knowlt because Kemp's Balsam within tho past few years has cured so many coughs and eolrts in this comunlty. Its remarkable sale has been won entirely by its genuine merit. Ask some friend who has used It what he thinks of Kemp's Balsam.' There is no medicine so pure, none so effective. Large bottles 50c and $1.00 at all druggists. Sample bottle free.
A Safe Investment.
Is one which Is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or In case of failure a return ot purchase price. On this safo plan you can buy from our ad rertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief In everv case, when used for any affeotlon of the throat, lungs or chest, such as consumption, Inllamatton of luags, bronohltis, asthma, whooping cough,'croup, eto., eto. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly Bate, and oan always be depended) upon. Trial bottles free at Nye & Co's. drugstore.
Pains and weakness of females aro alwave duo to want of vital force. Milton's Nerve and Lung Food supplies that force. It Is the only true tonic for weak women. It works a cure by building up the whole system. Sample bottle free. Nye & Co.
Children Cry for Pitcher's CistorU
Shiloh's Cure will immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis For sale by Moffett, Morgan & Oo.
Eminent Testimony!
Mrs. Henry Ward Beeoher writes: "I have used Alloock's Plasters for some years for myself and family, and as far able, for the many sufferers who come to us for assistance, and have found them a genuine relief for most of the aches and pains whibh flesh is heir to. I have used Alloock's Plasteis for all kind of lamenee* and acute pain, and by frequent experiments, find that they oan oontrol many oases not notioed in your oiraulars."
Stock of General Merchandise, Consisting of Groceries, Brv loods. Boots and Shoes, Hats and cans, Qneehsware, Etc. Evcry thing Must Go at Some Price. Below we give yon a tew ot the many borgains we have to offer yon
H. S. WATSON, Agent.
—"Oh my I what beautiful ohallisl" is the expression of every lady who stops •it the dress goods oounters at Bischonn.
Nurse Work. CJBAWFORDBVIIIIIE, IND.
I can recommend Mrs. John Byers as a good steady noise or domestio as she did both wlule in our employ, and we will oheerf ully refer her to anyone.
.' MRS. M. J. BBACB,
—Stop at Con Cunningham's for your spring styles in hats.
_—Bead Bisohof's standing "ad," -it will bo well worth your time.
—Bead our spaoe advertisement thiB week. You may find something you need at out prices. Abb Lkvinson
—Indigo blue prints for 5 oente per yard at Bisohof's.
Allcoojt's Porous Plasters have been in use for over
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value has been attested by the highest medical authorities as well as by voluntary and nnimpeaohable testimonials from those who have used thnm,
Be ware of imitations, aud do not be deceived by misrepresentation. Ask for Alloock's, and let no solicitation or explanation induce you to aooept a substitute.
Alloook'e Corn and Bunion effect quiok and oertain relief.
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California Dried Punchers 15
1 gallon Headlight oil..,. 2twenty cent brooms. Nails from 3^ to 4 cents Good calico Dress goods Good tilngliami
25, 4!« 4 25 $1.25 flannel shirts 7..... 50 oont unlaundrled shirt. 39 011 Gloves from 25 to.... GO 5 Men's Hats from 50 to. 7r, 5 Potatoes )o o? 'Ipslery.Underwoar, Toboggans and Hoods, o- |"1n,',roldorics, ItlbbonB, Suspenders. Boots and ~a Elioos, Ladlos and Misses Sandals aad Arties at 7S4 your own price.
WILL BUY BUTTER AND EGGS.
Clore's Block, Black Front, S. Washington St. Call and geUjrii before you buy. Will deliver your goods.
Ingliams from 5 to Ori
WILSON, 3^e.netg©r.
Seawright, 103 east
rices
FOR SALE.
"p*OR SALS—A good Jersey oow with young I calf. Inquire of John B.Brown. CTOH HALE—A White Hewing tlrely new. Apply mt this
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white English Setter with brown .''•SP-J1'8 earsbaek and tail, about 11 k.
it old. Ornbaun and reoelve reward.
Hnd®r
Ldollars
Fstore*
Mas. C. E. Babmbs,
will please return to Barley
OST—vA pocketbook containing several in money_somewliere between niy' wyJjmce and the Cathollo church. Finder/ will bo rewarded by returning to we.
MBS. FBBD H. SBE»TZ.
FOR RENT.
Ott RBNT— Two houses, wttlilu of tho court house, both very .tesli (jailon J. W.Ramsey.,
OE BENT—Two rooms over the Corner Hat Inquire of Oon flunniqg^n^n, irOK- KENT—Two houses on east Main street JT No. ,410 and 421. W. P. Brltton or It F. Hook.
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OR KENT-—House of seven rooms. Inquir Sam Bymmea for particulars. pHDR KKNT—Oood realdenco property south JL Walnut stroot, north of the O. I. & W. it.
Inquire of Dr. Duncan, 224, Washington pt«
FOE
KENT—Two upstairs rooms on West Main street. Inquire of W. B. Nloholson BENT—Furnlsfied room wltn water"
room-
lw,ulre ttt
HKNT OR BALB—A house of four' »voms. summer kitchen, wood house anil stable, on Franklin ^near Plum street depot. ,feer,
Smith, tho wagon maker.
Will sell cheap. f0b 11
WANTED.
WANTED:—A
girl to do light house work at
710 East Main Street.' Call at once. ANTED—A good girl In a family of four. Apply at 000 south Washington street. Immediately.
\\7ANTED—To rent a nice housewlth modern improvements, bath room, gaa, wator, etc. Call at this offloo. \KTANTB1—LooiUand Traveling
VV to scn~iiubKtai5tnr OiIsT^, terms to the DIoterlchs I
W7ANTED—Agente.—Anotborgr, Vy tunlty Is again being offered and gentleman wishingconstantand profltabl employment by A. Abbott, during Oils wee!, at the Edwards House, Crawfordsville, Ind.
WANTED—HenryWorld
WANTED—The
WANTED—An
M, Stanley's genuine
now book, the Is filled with enthusiasm over his achievements in Africa. Book be ready In February. Agentn ablg harvest Is before you. Act at once. Send for the outfit. Advance Publishing House, Columbus Ohio.
Central Guarantee Life
Association, of Knoxvllle, Toim., com bluing tho Building and Ixan plan of Invest/ ment, want* at onoe a goodt reliable reprcson totlve In this olty. Call on or address A. J. Allen, Genora! Agent at tho LaVeta hall within tho next few days who will furnish further hi formation.
active man on Llberu
salary to permanently represent an As soclatlon incorporated to supply, at co-opera tlvo price, general merchandise and all kinds of articles for homo and family use. In each town, village, and rural district. 80,000 mcmbors Paid up Certificates 1100,000 In oash. Credit well rated. Heferonoes ox„F„mP,lr» Co-operative Association. Lock Box 010, N. Y.
Diseases of Women
AMD BUBQERT.
Consultation rooms over Smith's drug tore, South Washington Street, Crawfordsville, Indiana.
T. R. ETTER. M.
^HUMPHREYS vrrawmur
Sfld brand in aar«i
Pitcher's Cu&rU
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SPECIFICS
For Hones, (fettle, Sheep, Bogs, Bogs, ASS FOULTBY. 800 Page and
VeyenOaafestl«B%Iaiammatlon A. A. gplnal MeaTagltls, Milk Fever.
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£'£.*-OaaKhs, Heaves, Paeamonla. •r(JrlK», Bellyache. G.6.~Mlsearrla«e, Heaiarrkasea. H.H.—Urlnmry MtHllaM
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years and their
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-Diseases a/lMfei'i^i,'(anilraIs. Single Bottle (over 60doseS)^ .60 Stable Case, wiu Specifics, Manual,. yetertnarr Cure OU and Kedlcator, 87.to Jar Veierlaary Care OH, 1.00
Sent Prepaid anrwhnre on Bsoeipt of Price.
Humphreys' Mediates Co.. 1Q» Fulton St., K. Y.
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