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CHILDREN'S DAY.
It is Appropriately Observed at Most of the Churches Yesterday. At tlio First l'resbyteriau church tho Children Day oxercises consisted of songs, loading portions of tho scriptures and tho repetition of tho Lord's prayer by tho infant class. Prof. 12. C. Winslow made an address to tho children, and tho collection from the classes and the audience amounted to &12.82, Tho infant clusu contributed S--W, being tho largest amount by any one class.
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Childrens' Day was observed at the Methodist church yosterday in an appropriate way. The ohureli was beautifully decorated aud a number of children rendered suitable services. There wero six infanta baptised and a collection of 812..'if) raised for tho educational fund. In tho evening Rev. II. M. Middletou preached to a largo and attentive congregation. A powerful sermon on conscience, taking as his text tho verse, "I Exorcise Myself to llavo a good Conscience toward God aud Man."
At tho Christian church yesterday morning the pulpit was occupied by llev. Oscar Lune, of Hainbridge, who had exchanged pulpits with his brother in this city. A largo audience was present aud the sermon was a practical one, the speaker addressing himself to the uhllrch going people, and discoursed on their duties as Christians. Iu tlieeveuing a large aiidiei.o. had congregated only to meet a sad disappointment. Elder Moll'ett aunotiuced the sad facl that Mr. Lane had received a telegram from his brother announcing the sudden death of bis child. .Services wero abandoned and the congregation went sadly lion o. "Come take my vokenpou you," was was Dr. Cunningham's text yestorduy morning. To those who know tho secret of bearing Christ's yoke it not only is not burdensome but in fact the easio ind best way to go through tho world. True, some things will have to be given up. Tho prodigal sou when he returned to his fnther's house had lost some things, had lost his pride, his conceit aud even his foituno but ho had gained through his experience what was far more valuable, a character. To wear tho Christian yoke is to rid your self of all the evils engendered by self ishness for selfishness is the absolute contradiction of Christianity. At the closo of the services three persons joined church by letter aud six by confession of faith. In tho evening llev. E. 1* Thonibon, of Denver, was greeted by an unusually largo congregation to which ho preached an unusually strong sermon fiom the text, "Put on Christ."
At the First Buptibt church iu the morning Rev. CI. P. Fuson discussed the seventh subject iu tho series: 1!HOHNER.vno.N, Text: 2d Cor., v, 17. 'Therefore if any man bo IU Christ he is a new creature old things are passed away behold all tb'Hgs have become new." lio said: "For our uatural state we are totally depraved and can render no real service to Uod until our hearts are changed. The Holy Spirit in regeneration gives a holy disposition to tho mind: destroys permanently the love of siu iu tho soul and transforms into the image of God." Tho senium was clear aud strong, and every point so forcibly illustrated as make it eoniuciug.
Tho church voted to accept tho nvitatiou of Dr. Tnttlo aud unite iu the services at Center church next Sunday morning.
Tho eveniug sei. Ice wrs a soi vice by tho children consisting of songs and leclamations. Very early the cbi'ich 3 lilh 1 to i's utmost capacity aud many turned away unable to obtuin staudiug room. Tho decoration of tho room was of marked tasta and beauty. The program as carried out was very pleasing aud highly ontertiiring. Little Miss Pitman aud Miss Stouocypher deserved speoial mention, for tho excellent manner iu which they rendered their selections. All did well iu their recitations and tho eveniug was a vory enjoyable one to all who wero present.
A Large Funeral.
At St. Heruard's church at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon was assembled a large concourse of sympathizing friends to pa}- respects to the mortal romaius of M. F. Dovan. llev. J. 11. Diaueu preached an eloquent aud appropriate sermou, taking as his text, "Remember thy Creator iu tho Days of thy Youth." ilo showed how applicable tho words were to the deceased, who was not only a Catholic in name, but in practice, he having served God iu his youth as well as iu the time of allliction. The remains were followed to tho grave by ouo of the largest procossions that ever wended it way to Calvary cemetery. The pall bearers wero members of the Catholic Legion from Lafayette, the deceased being member of that society. They wero proceeded by some of his associates bearing lloral tributes.
Carrier Pigeons Released.
T'lio American Express office received this morning a box containing four carrier pigeons with instructions that they be released not later than 10 o'olock a. iu. and not. at all if it was raining. They wero from tho "Cleveland Homiuy Company." Just at ten this morning Louis Boocher released tho birds at tho Vaudalia depot. Tlioy started in an easterly direction but soon veerod to west aud sailed over tho court house. From thero tlioy wont BOUtli and when last soon wero again flying oast toward thoir homo in Clevolaud.
—Nice perfect Waynetowu strawberries at '25 cents per gallon ut Joe Taylor's.
BANK WREOKER SENTENCED.
He Gets Seven Years and Six Months A Eoodler's Fine Remitted. Special toTliu Journal.
NEW YOIIK, Juue !).—Pell, the man who wrecked the S x'h National IJanl received his sentence this morning. lie will spend seven ye irs and six months in tho penitentiary.
Boodler O'NeilTs Fine.
Spoi'hil to tin* Journal. N KW YORK, Juno 9.—Tho court lias remitted tho tine of tho oolebrated boodler, O'Neill. His term at the penitentiary expires this week.
Death of Mrs. Margaret Morgan. Yesterday afternoon at about five o'clock Mrs. Margaret Morgan, tho widow of the late Dr. S. B. Morgan, died somewhat unexpectedly at tho family residence ou south Green street, of cancer of the stomach. Tho deceased was Ixnn October 1*1, 1811, near Piqua, Ohio. She was murriod to her late husband February 1-1, 18313, and after a short residence iu PiijiM.aud liollefontaiue, Ohio, tlioy removed to Crawfordsvillo in 18-11, where they have sinco resided, with tho exception of fjw years, upon tho plat of giound whero tho family residenco now stands. She was the mother of six children, three of whom, Gen. W. H. Morgan, John C. Morgan aud Martha Morgan uro dead, and the threo others, Dr. D. N. Morgau, Mrs. .Toseph Gilbert aud Mattie Morgau survive hor. She has one brother and one sister still living, Gen. M. D. Mauson, of this city, and MTH. Goyer, of Piqua, Ohio. Siuco the death of Dr. Morgau four years ago Mrs. Morgan lias conducted al. tho business of the estate in a highly creditablo manner. She was a devout Christiuii, liaviug united with tho Methodist church when but a small child. For many years sho has been ouo of the foremost inumbors of the M. E. ohureli of this place, justly distinguished foi her eminent piety and indefatigable labors. The fuller..1 will take place to moirow at 2 p. m. from hor late residence. Tho services will bo conduotod by Keys.J. W.Greene aud G.W.Switzer
PERSONAL P10K-UP8.
—Harvey Crisman is iu tho city. —Fred Brown has returned from New ss. —M. E. Clodfelter is in Iudianapolitto da.. —A. N. Higgius, of Waynetown, is it tho city. —Johu M. Sehultz was in Yo dersburg to day. —Mrs. Catharine Evans has returui from Delphi. —Prof. II. McLtiin has returt.cd from Chicago. —Joseph Davis is dangerously ill with typhoid fever. —Will Humphroy is iu Lafayette on on legal business. —Miss Mary Elstou went to IudiaLupolis this morning. —Jim Wilson, of Tudianapolis, spout. Sunday iu tho city —Will Gobon has returned from Chicago for a short visit. —H. M. Robiusou, of tho Iudiauapo lis Nsws, is here to-day. —Mrs. Thomas Kuowies is visiting friends iu Terro Haute. —Dick Moore, of Torre Haute, wa« tu tho city over Sunday. —Mrs. Fanny Kaliu is visiting hor mother in Torre namto. —John Carroll returned to Chattanroga, Teuu., Ia3t night. —Grant Johnson is down from Chi cago to spend a few days.
Rev. B. F. Foster, of Indianapolis, spout Sunday in this city. —Will Robb and wife, of Kansas City, aro visiting iu tho oity.
Miss Liliau Byrns, of Lafayetto, is the guest of Miss Mary Campbell. —J. H. Stephens, of Groenfiold, Ind., is in tho city on important business. —Mrs. W. R. Brooks wout to James town Saturday to visit with friends. —Miss Anua Kenyon is tho guest of Miss Carrie Weinstein, of Terro Haute. —Tho Misses Adair, of Terro Haute, aro the guests of Miss Nannie YanSandt. —Miss Booo, of Yeodersburg, who was the guest of Miss Ora Mofl'ott has returned homo. —Hon. James T. Johnston was in tho city to-day on his way to attend court at Covington. —Davo Wallaco, of Indianapolis, has boon the guest of his undo, Gen. Low Wallaco, for sovorol days. —Miss Ivato Elstou left to-day for New York where sho will visit for a fewdays before sailing for Europe. —Joseph Gilbert and family, of Terro Hauto, arrived hero this morning to attend tho funeral of Mrs. Gilbert's mothor, Mrs. Dr. Morgan. —Dr. R. I. Cuuniugham loft to day for Nowburg, N. Y., to soo hie children and attend the wedding of a sister-in-law. He will bo gone ton days. —Miss Helon Smith left this morning for a visit iu Louisville. Sho leaves there on Thursday for Now York whero sho will tako tho steamer Oregon for
Europe.
Attention Comrades,
All members of McPherson Post, No. 7, G. A. It., are requested to moot, at tho court house to morrow, Juuo 10, at a. m. to attend tho funeral Comrado David B. Brush, P. P. O., of Garlaud Post, No. •123,at Wavoland. Come iu uniform or in dark clothes, black hat, white gloves, and membership badge. Faro for round trip, sixty tivo cents for not less thau ton. By order of
L. A. FOOTE. P. C,
CI. W. Bitowuu, Post Adjt.
Social,
Tho ladies of tho first aud second divisions o) tho First Prosbytoriuu church wili givo a social in tho church parlors on Thursday evening, Juue 12. Supper sorvod from 5 to 8:30 o'clock. Admission 15 cents.
—Wo will sell you goods for oue dollar tho city.
moro aud better than any house in AUG LUVIKSON.
Stone in the Kidney.
I ilr-1 taken with sharp pains In the towpart ot my IM WK in the region of the hhnl'"•r. Miortly hliKxl ap|teartMi mi.vcil with my Jinno. ami a fmv weeks later I ha«l an attack «JM» j.'ja\*I. tried a number of (hx'tors. (hie said it was jjravel, another
INFLAMATION OF THE BLADDER, uml another Mune In Kidneys* For three months I wa*» under the eare of uu eminent ,!H
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wore, went home to die. At tills time' was indtieed to try Ih- David Kennedy's Favorite Ueinedy, of Kondont, N. Y., aud am now rohust and strong, A remedy which ean do this for tine so near death as 1 was should be known everywhere. I hote this statement will cause ViV ,.rs "Ml'-lod as I was to use tlie remedv.—C. orown, Petersburg N. Y.
Dr, Kennedy's Favorite Remedy,
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CHIPS AND SPLINTERS.
—Tho Tombstone society moots toi'lit —Euguiio Wilson is again working at the coffin factory. —Judge Rabb, of Coviugtou, is horo to-day holding oourt for Judge Snyder. —Allen Byers has boon appointed ad mini.s^rater of tho will annexed of Ellis Little. —A marriage license has been issued to Clarence H. Burke and Julia C. Hinton. —Rev. F. 11. Hays has located at Lima, O., whero ho will bo iu oliargo of a church. —The programmes and paper for Gilmoro's concert have arrived and are being posted. —Tho Y. M. O. A. team playod a picked uiuo at tho college Saturday and was beaten 20 to 8. —lleroafter tho dust around Center church w.H bo Hid every Sunday and Wednesday lnsforo services, —Hurley .V- Clodfelter have been em ployed to defend Mrs. Nancy Lighteap. John 11, Courtney is still retained also. —Dr. W. 11. Hickmau went to Cambridge City this morniug. He will speud a few weeks soliciting for Clark University. —Jim 1 Inuna, who is traveling for the •V. L. A. & S. association iu Pueblo writes that ho maV!,jg from eight to ton dollars a day, —The Crawfordsvillo Rods wont to
Lafayette yesterday aud played the team of that city. Tho Reds were dt feated by a score of 18 to 10. —Tho case of tho Indiana Wire Fence Company- against S. H. Grogg was irguod before Judge Snyder this morniug who now has it under advisem- nt.
B. F. Lmyuo is just completing 800 feet of concrota pavemout around Knoll Cjttage the residence of N. J. (lodfelter. It is ouo of tho flnost pieces of work iu theso parts. —Tho Union Labor party will hold its Congressional convention at Torre Haute on Juuo 22d. Every towushi] md every labor organization iu tho strict is entitled to a delegate. —Shorty Barnes, who ouco playod iu the Crawfordsvillo team has boon picked up in a starviug condition aud cared for by tho ball players of Terro Haute. He had loon plucod iu jail thero while suffering with tho delirium tremens and in a terribly omaciat condition. —To morrow Gou. Lew Wallaco, Henry Wallace and Stanley Simpson, accompanied by Wosloy Foster will sturt for tho head waters of the Kaukakoo on a Hcliing aud limiting excursion. Tlioy will doscoud tho rivor in a bout as far as tho Crawfordsvillo olub house,
—Nico perfoct Waynetowu strawberries at 25 cento por gallon at JOJ Taylor's. —Mort Beckuor, next to tho Mayor's office sells tho best bumper shavings at $1 a load. All orders promptly attend ed to. —Wo aro giving special prioos on our suitings aud pantaloons, so don't fail to order your uow suit of 3uodg-ass Murphy. —Have you loon at tho great murk dowu sale at Louis Bischof's, if not go ut once and see the bargains. —Everything new iu dross goods at Abo tieviusou's. —Attend tho window sliado sale this week at Abo Lcvinson's. —Now is tho time to order your now suii for commonuemeut of Huodgrass A" Murphy, tho popular tailors. —Somo ono half, some ono third value for fancy ribbons this week ut Lovinson's. —Go and see how ohoap you can buy goods at tho great murk down sale ut Louis Bischof's. —Attend tho lace curtain sale this week at Abo Levisou's. —"Our sale on coffees" is increasing daily. Just because wo aro selling the finest coffees on this market. Tho margiu is very small but tho quantity wo sell do wluit wo tiguro ou and if you liavent used Chase & Sanborn's ootloes don't pass uuothor day without somo of this cofl'eo ou your table. Only at
Eusmiugor ,V Soawright's.
COLLEGE NOTES.
The annuals aro oiqiooted to-morrow and will be placed on tho market at ouco.
Lewis, '88, has just received a fellow ship at Johu Hopkins aud a prize of 8500.
Cutter, Christian and MoBrido ro turned from a weeks camping out ut tho Shades this morning.
Rilua Eastman, who has boen attending Princeton this year will return to Wabash next fall and graduate with '91
Yosterday tho exorcises of Chapel Sunday wore hold. Rev. Edwin Tliom son, of Denver, Col., delivorod tho address.
Tho commeucomcnt issuo of tho Wabash will bo a double number containing forty pages, [t will oontain several excellent contributions from good writers.
Tho Bloomiugtou ball team did not play at Greencastle Saturday owing to the fact that five members of that team woro oxpelled for having part iu that infamous bogus. If tho Polys do not como to time iu short order the game for tho championship will bo playod off between Wabosh aud DoPuuw next Saturday ut this plaoe.
—Nice perfoct Wuynotown strawberries at 25 cents per gallou at Joe Taylor's.
Ladles, clean your kid gloves with the Mather Glove Cleaner. For sale only at Bouutree's Bazaar.
COLORED NOTES.
Mr. and Mrs. Mat Gutes returned homo to Hoopston lust uight. A'i'liam Duuu returnod to ii's homo iu Bloomiugt'jii this morii'ng.
Yesterday was Children's Day at both churches and was duly observed. At tho A. M. K. church tho exercises wero carried out in tho ovoning to a crowded house. Tho church was profusely decorated with tlowors and the exercises wore by fur the best ever given on Children's Day.
At tho Baptist Sunday school tho exercises were fur superior to any which has over been given in the history of tho church. The pulpit wt's made to grouu under tho loud of swoot fragtauco it wus compollcl b-jnr, which was done puder tho supoivisiou of George Oliver, Superintendent. The day being devoted to tho oauso of missions, the collections amounted to St,17. Tho contest for tho banner was very spirited, tho honor going to Mrs. Niiuy Plrlips' olu her class having $2.11.
Miss Yiola Belle, teneher of tho pri mary cl ss iu our schc jl, will take tho
1'ttle
folks to "io woods tc morrow to spend the day. Boiir in uo'ud tho concert to be given to-morrow even ug promises to bo y.-aud uft'.iir. Tho progumuio will bo voiy iuterost'ug. Those who t"-o lovers of good music should not u"'ss ties. Below is the programme:
Choius, "Roll Jordan, Roll." "Sw:ug Low Sweet Chariot." Declamation, Miss Muttio Brown. Choius, "Tho Gospel Train." "Turn Buck Pharo Army." Gypsy Queen, Tableuu. Rici* itiou, Miss Mattie Brown. Solo, M"s Bello Colemau. Declamation, M'ss Sarah Woodfork. Choius, "Been L:st juiug." Declamation, "Rock of Ages," Chorus, "Stoul Away." Declumatiou, Miss Elnora Parker. Chorus, "Judgmont Duy." Declpmatiou, M'ss Sudio Freomau, Song, Miss Hattie Colemau. Doolumatiou, Mrs. Bollo Harris. Song, "Goiug ta liido Up in tho Chariot."
Choius, "Krsp Mo from Siukiug Down." Song, S 'ver I 3iif Quartette.
Tableau," "I ttlo Eva." Doors open at 7:30 Cuituiu rise nt 8 At Old Opera House. Admission 15 cents, proceeds to go to building uow ohu-ch.
LIGHT AND AIRY.
Tho llride'M Thought.
"Shalt 1 toll you, dear, what 1 thought of when Th« ring was on and tho prayer was Baidy" (Thuy wero wifi* in their tlytug carriage then—
Two lovera ju«t newly wodO
"Not of tho peoeo that eudori foar Not of tho wtj hot*) to know Hut I only Uwught—oh, forgive mo, dair—
Of tho man who loved mo BO—
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friend who Blood by tny bridesmaid's Ride At tho altar'a railing—our chosen two— He had longed «*o dearly to call mo brid^
But, tlarung, you uovor know.
"And I only thought how It BOO rood to him— Tho offered vowtj and tbo glad replug And somehow tho lighted church looked dim
Through the tcoro that filled my eyua." Then, laitghlng lightly, UIUM annwored ho 'Tis very etr&uge how the^o things occur Tour bridesmaid, dear, woa lu love with mo, iiut—I never thought of h«r
»r thoug —Made
(dlno S. Bridges lu Judge.
Of Two Kvllo She* Chono tho Loant. Cross-examining Counsel Isn't your hnsbaud a burglar?
Witness—Y es. Cro.SH-cxamluing counsel—And didn't yon know he was a burglar when you married him?
Witness—Yes, but I was getting A little old and I had to ehooso between a burglar and a lawyer, RO what elso could I doNKigaro.
An Unprecedented Feat.
Ight color.—Lawrence Ameri-
My Oplnlou.
To every fair maiden, no mutler how nhy, Demure Khc may be, it always a treat When tho "lords of creation" knool at her feot, And to win her a lover sho'll often try.
I know for mvself, If I've ever tho chance, Flis lordship f'll lead a most l^autlful dunce. Unless ho Is honest and noble aud true, When 1*11 give him my heart without much ado.
Tho croakers may shako their wise heads all tho day, But marriage in never a fuilure, I nay For all you need do, mu'mn, to uiako ft sublimo^ Is flatter your huHluuid tho whole of the tune. —Fiutik I- Uoynton lu flarper's liuzar.
1I« Was tho Loaer.
An old ltuly was telling her grandchildren about some trouble In Scotland, in the course of which the chief of her clan was beheaded. "It was nae great thing of a head at the best, to be sure," said the good old lady, "but it was a sad loss to him, pulr raanl"—Exchange.
In r»rllaui«mtury Language. "1 am sorry I can't keep my engagement for tho opera for Friday night," wroto William Klrby to the congressman's (laughter "but my friend William Griggs will take you, if agruoablu." "Subutltuto Bill accepted!" wioto tmck the girl.—Somorvllle Journal.
1 hrouirh the Lnlire Stock. We have too many goods on hand and we want to dispose ot them, so
we have cut prices almost in two for a few days only.
The following prices will give you an idea of what we are going lo do:
•ts-lneh Henrietta, all colors, only 70 cents worth SI. :!("-ineh Tricot. Cloth, only If) cents per yard, worth :!0 cents. Inch lirllianteen, black, only 10 cents, wot th £-1.
f,0ii0 yards White dre»s goods only 5 cents a yard. lieautlful Line Cashmere Ombras only "5 centa. Choice of 13 dozen Cheml/.ette only 10 cents, wort! J." and 3ti.
Our stock of Wash Fabrics cannot tie surpassed. Immense stock of slllt mitts. Our 2.1-ccnt, gu.iiiiiiicci Mack ho good us others ask ful cents for. JUST FOK FUN —We will sell 2fi dozen Summer V. only. Our Millinery Department I still full of nice, fresh and stylish g"
Jersey ribbed vests only 5 cents, wo t'i And so on through the entire stock.
IDAS than otheis ask for same goods.
SUMMER COIFO
North Washington Street.
Tflittt Might Uuvn Appeared in Certain N'owNpHprr. lu a certain wostern newspaper oflice the KCiltlonmn wluwo \Mtsine«s it is to record the fluctuations itf the livestock market siu* iicnxss from the yoxmn man to whoao lot. it fulls to report \vel(linj4 eeromonieH. Both ttre graphic writers and enjoy that latitude of expression ehnrnrteri*t ie of we«t crn journalism. Uoth ttse the same kind of paper, and their pt timanship is not tuilikn. Not long n^ the wedding reporter wiu* Httddenly callel ouf of the olllce and left in the middle of thet-abie several sheets of paper on whieh was a description fashionable wedding. These sheets were Kathored up by the Uve stock writer when he flubdicd his report, and the two storie.s became mixed. Tins is what the zealous eare of a proof reader, later in the evening, saved from reaching the public eve: "The church w»is elaboaately decorated with holly and evergreen, and the altar wan hidden in a wealth of Mowers. Out of tho recesses rose rare tropical plants, and from the ceiling hung fifteen western veals, which at this timeof theveurareseareeaml correspondingly dear nt six to eight and a half cents a pound. There was also ati active demand for choice lambs, and farmers ust of the Mississippi river can profitably turn to sheep raising ami take the l/ride, who wore a gown of white corded dlk, a creation of Worth's, with pearl ornaments. "Then came the maid of honor, the cousin of tho bride, Miss Henrietta lllower, of
Chicago, wearing a dress of whit*? tulle, with diamond ornaments, and she was followed by a small bunch of Montana sheep, which bleated most piteotisly as they were driven on board ami shipinsi to the winter hoUds in Hermmla. They will there 1H» cut en train ami slightly deeolleto, and aftor the rest of the party had reached the rail the minister turned and said impressively: I cannot bid mom than ti'f,' cents for state veals, but cablegrams from Lon don quote refrigerated U-ef at a price that will enable me to pay ^i.'.H) for a car of choice Indiana beeves, and hearing this there was a rush for the young married couple, and the bride fell into the arms of her father, vS is known to bear a si riking resemblancc to-a Connecticut ox weighing 1,87ft pounds. The market hero took an upward turn, ami the guests, who num !eml about 20«», were served witli a sumptuous dinner at the house of the bride..—
New York Times.
Not So Had After All.
First Pretty Oirl (angrily)—That fellow across the aisle ought to be horsewhipped. He has lieen staring nt you for tho last ten minutes.
Second Pretty (ilrl—Why, my dear, you aro mistaken. He has )XH»U looking steadily at you, excepting when you urnod in his direction, aud then ho would look at.mo to uvold meeting your eyes.
Kirst Pretty (ilrl (sentimentally)—I wonder—who—he—is.—New York Weekly.
A Graceful Compliment.
Miss Wellaloug (who hopes by making light of her years to lie thought quite young)—Really, I prefer to look on. I am getting too old to dance, you know.
Mr. Affable (wln prides himself on always saying the right thing)—Oh, come now, you're not old. I don't believe you are within ton years of as old as you look: —Boston Times.
Hln rubor Wan Not lu Vuln. Algle—You were out shooting today weren't you?
Cholly—Ya-as. Algid—I)U1 you bag anything? Cholly—Ya-tw. Algie—What? Cholly—My trousers.—Mtinsey's Weekly.
Ktrui.gers Vet.
Snifkltis—Ye godsl Look at Drlggs. Isn't he stuck up? What's tho matter 1 William, Dumleyy with him that he's grown so proud all of Dumley—I we that (20 bill but why dr. a sudden? Has he mode a fortune, or? you call it William?
Bltiuloy—No his wife sent blm down! Hat'dup—Uccausclam notonsullieiently town the other day to match somo cloth familiar terms with such an article to adfor her, and he came within two shades of dress it as Bill.—Chatter. gettlug the can.
Hardup— Do you see this twenty dollar
Very Considerate.
"I^ook here, you huvo IK CU calling upon the family of Col. S for several year how is it you don't marry one of his live daughters?" "Haw—you see 1 should not like to disaj point the others."—Humoristische Bhiet ter.
One Way to I««ok at It.
.•it the Party—Hans, put down that cake at once have you no maimers? "Hush, don't speak so loud, papa ought to !e glad that no one saw how bad lv I have been brought up."—(jcrman 1C.\ change.
Two ItoaHts lu One.
Husband (after a sudden e!nm/ lu Wall street)—I've lost my all. You'll have to kill the parrot for dinner.
Wife—I'll kill tho big eat. Shedcvourei: the parrot this morning.— Detroit Free
Ladles lliiva Tried It.
A number of my lady customers navi tiled "Mother's Friend" and would not bo without It for many times Its cost Thoy recommend It to all who are to be come mothers. It. A. PAYNE, Druggist Greenville, Ala. Write Bradtleld lteg Co., Atlanta, Qa.t for particulars. By Nyo fc Co.
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Pattern Suit- reduced almost one-lrdf.
WE HAVE THtM.
"W" indow, Door S creens^.
Screen Wire, Gasoline Stoves.
Best I-ia/vsm. Mowers
We have the best goods In the market.
8AVED BY A PROOF READER. LOST.
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Fowler, Ashley & Co.
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OST..strayed orMoh'n.a brown pony with four white t'ciri, a bla/ed lacctind a heur ed t'oreiop. Any information jriven to John I., (lohi'ii will
thanklullv n-eelved,
TOR SALL.
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FOR RENT.
\yANTIii)» An active man tor section. Salary to Jinn, u» hi
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n'present a succcsfull N. eompauv ineor-. poruted t«supp|y ilry pod. elothinjr shin.^. Jewelry, etc.. lo eonsiunervi nt A No a lad*' of tact, salary tin to enroll members (Ho.oob uow enrolled. iin.OOO paid uu. Kel'erenees '.•xelianyed. Knipire ('o-oju-m! ive Association, 'credit well rated). Lock Uo.v tiIti. N. V.
WANTED.
ANTEI-/X no..,I irlrl fall at west W'abasl
wi'l pay irood wajres avenue, Mns. 11. K.TINSI.HY.
W°«K15IW \V.-\NTK1).-Men anil women .' ii^eats. IliK r:i.v. win k. Oulllt fl-ei'. No exprrleiU'c eeilcl. Kuuene Wliiiaej-, imrser.\ iuan, Uui-lielc|-. N nun'--.'MI'i
Our Ijeader.
Tho concensus of opinion is th.it in the show window two doors north of tho postoflico can bo Been the liuest line of punts for four dollars ever displayed iu Oruwfordsville. Your choice for SI. Others ask §5 for same goods.
CoM'.MAN.
COLUMBUS ISuguieW at, Tlnsley .fc Martin's.
Children C.*v far Pitcher's CastorJt
The Texas roivlwys lake Soninon's l.ivi ilti'Kiilator wlieu liiliims.—J. M. J'leiie, UancheruCiranilc. Texas
—You con buy nioiegoodsat flu great mark down sale tor §1 than you can f,'i anywhere else fori?-. Louis Hiscliol.
We Sell You
imported' Macaroni, V'-rnme.t)li, Kogo and l'apioco (l''luke and Pearl) at, the same price you pay for "Domestic" at other stores. You will only have lo try our goods once to lie convinced that no aro selling the very finest floods that ale
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—If you need anything in goods, notions or millinery Inn fail to cull on us. We guarantee ing o:. every purchase.
—Big cut price sale this Levinsou's.
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Am: LKVINKON.
fetrawberrles
Airgetting quite plentiful now and have nnidc arrangements with tin) largest, grocer in tliesouthcrn part of the State to ship us regulaily. And tuncy stock can be si cured al our .-tore ev ry lay from now on, and we guarantee prices. (Quality considered.
KNSMiMiiiU A- M:\\w:iiiin.
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SUKltEYS, for a stli.-.li one tij Tliio•y &. Martin.
—Ladies Jereey ribbed vc,-.t lo\v neck, and no sleevesat t'cnl -, at 1.. lii-i hot
Muslin undenve.ir uliuosL given.' away this week at L. Disohot s.
llalr liocis.
Madame Lewinshon, ot Chicago, 1.. here with a lull line of hair good*, all of tho luh-st styles. Please c,.ll at tho. Sherman House before Tuesday.
—JUMP .SLAT sum ys lor the stylish, by liush-y A .Mai'.in.
most
Valid.ilia Not ice:
Ou Sunday, .lune 15, the lake special is placed ill service lo inn 10 we- lis.,., fare, round trip, 52. Other laku rates also now in force.
June !)ih and 10th, f'eket.s will l.e .-old to encampment .at I Ovalis* .lie, at on^' fare 00 the round trip.
Juue 10th and 11th, tick-. IK will LO sold to Illinois at ouo tare Sti.Ml the round trip, on aci:(uiut t,f the Clr. istiau l-judeuvor meeting.
Women
trialtileil iviili lieaituclie. will liml
Siminon's Liver KOfiulatyr relieves ai.J i-iires. CATAHItll OrtJKU. t.eallh anil sweet fjl'O'.itli secured, by Shlloh's cat.n rh remedy. I'rlce 50 cents Nasal Injector free. Moflett, Mor«au± C»
Can't Account lor It.
On tlie Sill tla.v ut November. lopcr, & a a N in ha Is an Wert's Halsam for the Lungs, ami on ic •JO day of the same month Uiey wrote tlio proprietors of ihis reineil.v as
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"Please send us at oneeoae gross of an Wert's Halsam We cannot account lo the demand." Van Wert Mals.un is foi sale in (Jrawfordsvillc by Low isliLr. Trial size free.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria,'