Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 26 June 1890 — Page 3

—TO UK CELEHIt ATED IX-

Balloon Ascension, Military Prize Drill, Flag Presentation,

Magnilicienl Fire Works, Oratiohs and Addresses, Recitations and Music.

An old timedth of July iu nil its stupendous varioty uml over-shadowing vastnoss. For particulars

THE OHIO STATE Official Investigation of Baking Powders,

Marie under the direction of the Legislature by the State Food and Dairy Commissioner, General S. H. Hurst,

Shows the ROYAL to be the purest of all baking powders tested, a cream of tartar powder, containing no unwholesome ingredients, of great leavenI ing power, its strength most perfectly preserved.

All the other baking powders contained impurities, ranging from 10.18 per cent, to 86.23 Per

entire weight. As the best baking powder is that which gives the largest amount of gas and leaves the least impurity in the bread, the Royal is again officially stamped the best in all respects.

FOR NEXT 30 DAYS!

We will make sweeping reductions on all of our W A LLPAP KR, WI1 DO'W SL1ADES

Robinson & Wallace.

Mason Sell-Sealing Jars, Standard Wax-Sealing Jars.

Jelly Glasses.

Extra Tops and Rubbers, SealingWax and Wax-Melters, Cheap.

ROSS lilvOS. 99-Cent Store Glorious 4th!

CRAWFORDSVILLE

Joy Umhe morning -hurrah lor the Fourth: NVe hiitis lu irreniduy ot our Nation, Proudly VN4* rnls«* I'reedoinV banner ulolt,

And ero\» o'er I he whole ot creation." (JIIM* ut ih noonday— KI7.7., rattle, Imnjr, banjrl

We join in tin* lest ive eomtnnt ion. A Jubilant uproar tvsounds in the air, And cchoos from ocean to ocean."

BOO

.15.

bills

NELSON'S

•V .'.' -SH(X)M) I'ATKNT—

RES

TING.

A {rreat improvement over the first, is now on market. Several designs oflered. Ollice first door south of Elston Hank at W. H. Hardee's tobacco store. Builders see and get prices before buying

REMOVED.

DR. E. H. COWAN —HAS ueu»v«»'iix omCifTlP-.i?-ROOM

No.

ICCOND

TORY

STONK KltOfjT.

Sumo Stairway as Old Ollice.

H. U. MORGAN, M. D., IMtAOTICl NO

Physician and Surgeon,

Kesldonco, 113 West College Street Oftlco lit Dto 10

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

Kc'-iYcJunce 218 South Green street.

Mre. Dr. Urlttlth glvos special nttentlont Chronic and Surgical Diseases of Women, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith, a general practice.

CONSULTATION FKEE.

HONG QUAY,

LAUNDRY

(•rcen St., opposite l'ostotllec.

Will gmiriintco work cipinl to any l.iundry brought lo,

done in, ty.

I use Chinese slurcii lilch gives a beau tllul gloss mid (lnlsh to tlm work. Hive Me a,Trial and you will be satislied with my work.

cent-

°f the'1"

,-BHADFIELDS

pEM^LE-

REGULATOR

(J AjPtCIFlC

MENSTRUATION

OH MONTH LV SICKNESS

If TAWB.N DURINQ CHAHttfc 0? \A*t »tKT.\KHGER* BUFTER1HBWU.BEMIADEQ

BSAOEIEIO REGUIATOR CD. ATLANTA BJ. 10 BY ALL OBiUatTh.

Sold by Nye & Co.

LA VETA

European Hotel,

124, 120 Sout Orcen Street, Seott Stottle, J'rnprletor.

Rooms Large and Elegantly Furnished,

Lunch Counter open till after Midnight.

ICE CREAM PARLORS Accessible by a separate'ent ranee. Sunday Dinners for Families

A SPKCIALTV.

rook Tor the 11111 of Faro In The Saturday Journal.

Blackberry Wine,

1 he best thing for you to keep

in our house just owls'

Iiiack-

berry Wine. Tiave a very line

grade th-i! is pure, made here at

home, and no adulteration in it

Everybody knows, or should

know, that it has nothing super

ior to it for bowel complaint.

Smith Sc Morgan's IIOURfl 2 to 4 p. in o. Drug Store. to 9 p. in

I_j©-w Fislier

Widow, Lanier .& Co.,

17 NASSAU STREET, New York,

BANKERS,

FOR WESTERN STATES, CORPORATIONS, J}ANA'S AND MERCHANTS. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS AND LOANS NEGOTIATED.

CRAWFORDSVILLE

TRANSFER LINE,

R. C. WALKUP, Prop. russeiidersiinil Hujftfutre to Di'|k)ls, Hotels, or any purl of IlioCilv. Also pri.pi Ieloi of the

May] ess Ten-Cent Hack Line. The Cheiip Prices will, be maintained nti.l

Sallsluetory service rendered. I/cave culls at Stables on Market street, on slateui.Simd*rms«» & Murphy Telephone No. 47.

DAILY JOURNAL

TlIUUrtSDAY, JUNE '20. 18!K).

THE CITY.

The Weather lieport.

Knr Indluna—7 u.ia.. Fair, warm. liocal Temperature. Hill I "i in nr.

tTKK KOI! IIO.MKSICKNKSS. TIIK JOIJJINA

will bo mailed to per

sons leaving tho city fur a vncntion at 10 coutsa week. Addresses cliangc-d us often as desired.

In the Near Future,

FRIDAY—At Musio Hull at 8 p. ui., G. A. It. Cumplire and presentation of badgo to (J. M. Travis.

Announcement.

Ladies of tbo South Division of the Christian church will meet at the home of Molliti liritton on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

The ladies of the second section of the M. 13. church will have an "ice oriaiu" sixiial Monday ov*iing, Jtiue !!(), from 0 until S o'clock. Ieo cream, cake and fiuit till for 15c.

VIOLENTLY INSANE.

Silaa Misncr Exhibits a Homicidal Insanity of a Rather Exciting Nature. For a year past Silas Misuor, of S.uartsburg, has ovincod unmistakable indications of a failing miud. It was about this timo that bo received a severe blow on tbo bead lrom a olnb in the hands of WoBloy Foster, colored, of this oity, and it iH to this blow and strong drink that bis friends attribute bis inisfortuuo. For tbo last two weeks his demonstrations have been too violent for comfort and things roaobed a climax yesterday afternoon when lie drovo to this city and took on a big load of budge. Ho drovo his team homo on a run through tbo fearful heat and whou ho arrived there proceeded to paint things luridly. Oursiug and abusing his wife and mother be threatened to take their lives and ilid succeed in demolishing considerable furniture. He then marohed up and down the street of the village iiring his revolver and bellowing for blood. He walked into the store and set lir to the match boxes. By this time the people bad assembled and bis brother-in-law, Hlijab Kennedy, and John Maston fin ally succeeded in overpowering him. after a severe struggle, and tied neok and bools he was brought to town and lodged in jail. This moruu:!'relatives oamo to the oity and swore out insanity papers. Dr. Ensminger, who first examined him declared that he was undoubtedly insane, and a sanity commission oompoBod of 'Squires Itamsey aud Cumberland, and Dr. Oowan, proceeded to tbo jail to bold tboir inquest.

Uoturning they doolared Mr. Misuor to bo in8auo aud tbo papers will bo forwarded to tbo asylum at Indiauapolis at once. If approved by tbo authorities tliero Meisner will be taken o\ or as soon as oxpodiout.

The Water Works Sale.

As was announced in yosterday's JouitNATi bj a special from Indianapolis the Crawfordsville Water Works were sold yesterday for tbo second timo, the first sale having been sot aside by the court. They were sold at Keoeiver's sale by Master in Chancery, W. P. Fishbaok, and wero bid off by Walter Stanton, of the firm of Coflin & Stautou, as trustees for tbo Amorican Loan and Trust company of Tvow York, which is the holder of the greater portion of tbo water works bonds liy the terms of the deoree ordering the sale each bidder was required to dopoBit $10,000 in cash with the Master in Chauncery befo the bids would be oonsiderod. There were two biddors, that of Mr. Stanton and of Mr. llobiuson, who is also the holder of somo of tbo bonds. A. F. Itamsey was present prexmred to place in a bid provided they would likely bo sold low enough, but being salisilod thut the two biddors already in would run the works beyond his figures ho romained out. They wore sta. ted at 875,000, and the bidding was lively until thoy wore knocked off to Walter Stanton at §105,700. At least forty bids woro made before the Master announced "sold," the last bid by llobiuson being$105,650.

North Dakota.

In a conversation with Lieut. Governor Dickey that gentleman iuformod TilR JOUKNAL that tbo crop outlook in North Dakota was more promising than for sovoral years. Tbo failures in wheat for tlio last three or four seasons had retarded the growth of that State wonderfully, but that now with a good crop the Stflto would got a now start and bogin to grow and prosper. Ho thinks ultimately it will bo ouo. of tbo loading States of the Northwest, though at present everybody passes through on thoir way to Montana and Washington, whero the boom is in full bloom.

fiuilfoot Bound Over.

Bullfoot Canoodle arrested somo timo since for the robbing of ono Edward Swank who was drunk at the tune, had Iris preliminary trial beforo Justice Ramsay this afternoon. After hoaring tbo evidenco, which was very damaging to .he defendant and most of the witnesses, tho oourt bound Canoodle over to tho September term with a 8300 bond.

To Grocere,

Tho directors of the Orphans' Home Association will roooivo bids until July 1 for the groceries to be furnished tbo Home duriug tho next quarter. Hand bids to T. H. Itistino.

Come and soe the goods damaged by water and dirt at Stone Front. L. BISCHOF.

Best.

your grooor for MoKoon's

—Ask

—Choice of over 350 ladies' and children's straw hat* at Abo Leviusou's. Choice for 25 cents, worth 50, 75 couts and $1.

8TAVE MILL EXPLOSION.

Traiu Wrecked on the Detroit and Grand Bapids Railroad. i-peeliil to Tho Jouriiiil.

ITIIIOA, Mich., Juno '20.—A stave mill boiler exploded at this place this morning in which two persons were killed

aud six injured.

Train Wrecked.

S|H'el»l lo theJouruul. DKTHOIT, Mich., June !i(i.—Logs were

placed across the truck of tho Detroit and Grand Itapids road this morning aud a train was wrecked, was killed.

One pel son

FLAGS 0B THE SCHOOLS.

The School Trustees Take a Progressive and Patriotic Step. Wo have seen a great deal of discus sion lately about the proprioty of placiug a ting at every publio school houBe in the land for the purpose of euoouraging a patriotic spirit among tho pupils. There seems no but tl a it would be a good thing and our school board looks al it in that way. They have decided to erect fifty foot flag poles in oach of our four school yards. Sailor Jack, janitor of tho Mills building, will rig i.liom with ropes and on National holidays and other occasions largo flags will bo raisod. At the Contral building tho pole will bo placed in tho middle of the briek walk, llie exact locations at tho other buildings liavo not yot been decide*!. This is a wiso aud patriotio move on tho p.rt of our school board aud iu keeping with tho advauoed sentiment of tho hour.

Deaths.

Mrs. John Caldwell, aged 42, diod at Mace at 8 o'olock this morning. The burial will tako plaoe this ovoning at 0 o'clock. liuby xV. Carver, tho infant daughter of Starling Carver aud wifo, diod last night at about 8 o'olook of orain fevor. The fuucral will tako placo from tho family rosidenoe to-morrow morning ut 10 o'clock. THE JOURNAL joins with a host of frionds iu extending sympathy to the parents in their sad bereavement.

PEBS0NAL PI0K-UPS.

—J. F. Harney was in the oity to-day. —ltov. J. W. Greene is in Lafayette. —Will Donman is up from Greencastle. —H. H. Itistino was in Covington today. —Ezra VoriB has returned from Danville. —A. It. Bay loss, sr., is visiting in V'oddo. —N. P. H. Proctor was in Wavdland to-day. —Charles Arkinson, of Itookvillo, is in tho oity. —Mrs. Harry Bishop is visiting in Indianapolie. —Jobu It. Courtney has returned from Indianapolis. —Arohio lSradshaw, of Frauklin College, is in the city. —Mrs. Dave Lee is visiting her daughter in Clevelaud, Ohio. —Sam A. Morrison loft for bis homo iu LaPorte this afternoon. —Mrs. F. T. Luso left to-day for a visit in Richmond, Iud. —Mrs. J. B. Sidoner and son, Merle, are over from Indianapolis. —Chas. A. Bowers left to-day for a trip in Colorado and Idaho. —ltov. G. P. Fuson wont to Lafayottb to-day to visit his daughter. —Tho futher of ltev. Fathor Diuuon returned to Chicago last night. —Col. John Loe is in Waveland visiting his old frieud, Cornolius Canine. —Herbert Endymion Lucas, of Vcedersburg, was in tho oity this afternoor. —Walter Brittoil visited Goorgo Baldwin, of California, at Waynetowu, last night. —Thowii'ow of tho lato D.B. Brush,of Waveland, is tbo guest of W. T. Brush aud wife. —W. M. Hunt, of Kokomo, who has boon tho guest of Low Cumberland, has roturnod homo. —Miss Florenoe Wbitesell, of Kuightstown, is visiting Miss Floruuco Henuott on east Market street. —Prof. Winslow and wife left this morning to spend the summor in North Hampton, Mass., and vicinity. —Miss Mary Rankin, who has boon visiting here cousin, Dr. ltankiu, loft for Pitteburg, Pa., this morning. —Miss Annio Moran, of Michigan Oity, who hare boon the guost of Mis. Ann Nolan, returned home to-day. —Alexander Spalz and Miss Mary Shafer have returned to Dayton, after witnessing tho Spatz-Sullivan nuptials. —Rev. M. M. Whitoford has returned to his hoine in Wintersville, O. Mrs. Whitoford will remain a whilo longer. —Prof. Norris and Edith Butler went to Cedar Lako to-day to return with Louis Butler who will oomo homo tomorrow. —Mrs. W. A. Duooin, who has been visiting the family of Arob Martin, returned to her homo in Taylorsvillo, 111., It-it night

Marriage IIICOIISCB.

Honry H. Burns and Laura A. Ammerman.

00L0BED NOTES.

Will Garr oame home from Lafayette last night. Mrs. Fanny Smith left last night for Chicago.

The Clippers met last night and so leoted F. B. Allen manager. They did uot go to Groencastle to-day. Tho manager lias tho power to make aud canoel all dates. They will also be treated to a now suit of clothes and equipments in general. They start out on a'tour some time in July.

Money saved to every person visiting the great damage by water and dirt Bale at the Stone Front L. Bison

Stone in the Kidney.

I tiM taken with sharp pains tn the lower part ol my bowels in the legion o! the bladder. tSbortly blood up|CM!vd mixed with niv urine, and lew wi»ek later I had an at tack o't the gravel. I tried a tminhci ot doctors (bie said it was travel, another

INFLAMATI0N OF THE BLADDER, and another Monc In Kidneys. Kor three luunth 1 wa*4 under the can1 of an itnlncnl doctor at Albany, but constantly prowing *otc, went home Iodic. At thi* tunc I was induced to try Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy,•! Rondont, N. Y„ and am now robunt and strong. A re.nedy which can do tins tor one so near death a«* 1 was should he known c\er where. 1 hope this statement will euus others ufllieted as 1 was to use the remedy.—(' W Brown, Petersburg, ?s. V.

Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy,

Made at Koudout. N. V. 1 tor |.V

CHIPS AND SPLINTERS.

—Smith H. Corbiu has b«eu granted a peusiou. —Tlio iufant daughter of Dr. 1'oole of Itussullvillf, died yesterday. —Parko Dtinicln, of Inili un'.poliw, will deliver the Fourth of July oration at Turkey Uun. —Lmcey'B window contain* a giotip pho'o of the young ladies of this year's iduatiug clnfiH. It is a work of art. —There will bo a squad drill of company I to night. Members i.re requested to assemble promptly at tlio armory.

An elegaut design worked with tbo pon adorns the windows of Burnbill, lloruaday and Pickett. It is tho work of Uva Dicks, of Lulog i. —John liruker, who for many years has boon a resident of this city is pnoking his household goods and will go to Chicago, IIo will rent his l'iko street property. —Since Weller moved to Washington street and tho thermometer has risou ho is doing a tremendous businoss. Jim Kennedy put in some curtains for him this morning.

Louis Bishof has moved his damaged goods to tlio Stono Front room and will begin a sale to morrow morning at '.•o'clock. Tho addition to his store is Hearing completion. —Tbo W. It. C. is oordial'y invited by tho Post to attoud the catupllro Fri day evening at Music Ilall in a body. Seats will bo reserved for them. A full attendance is desirod by the I'rcsideut.

—Anyone wishing tfr ir pianos tuued beforo I go out on another trip will leave orders at Townsley's inns store at once. Prices for city trimming, §2.

GKO. H. AKTHUII.

—McKouu's Best is made by practical millers who have had oxperiouoe iu tho famous P.llsbury Mills of Minneapolis. —Don't forgot to attend tho groat damage sale ut the Stone Front, lirst door east of tho oourt house. —Alihcngh torn up Louis Bisohof will try and wait on aii customers. —Iiishoff is sellingthogoodB damaged by the accident last night at a ruiuous rate. Thoy must be disposed at ouee to avoid tboir total loss. —Did you over try MoKoon's ll. str —Free Lunch at Johnson's billiard hall No. 113 and 115 North Green street from i) to 11 a. m. 2 to 5, aud 8 to 11 p. m. —Mort Beokner, next to the Mayor's ollice soils tho best bumper shavings at §1 a load. All orders promptly attend od to.

Chicago Markets.

Tho following are to-day's Chicago market quotations as furnished Tnr. JotniNAii by M. McKoo Co., oommis sion morohauts: option—Opening, 85 lowest, 85 cloning

July 801

WirEAT,

bi/hest, at 80S. CoitN, July highest, 31at 3-iii.

option—Opening, 33 lowest, 33 closing

OATS 'July highest, 27 at 27j.

option—Opening, 27! lowest, 27} olosiug

POUK, July option—Cpeniug, 12.00 highest, 12.00 lowest, 12.00 closing, 12.00.

Receipts of hogs, 25,000. active. Car lots to-day—Wlioat, 3," 295 oata, 135.

OK.

—Muslin underwear almost givone away tlu's week at L. liwohof's.

Damaged goods at money losing prices at Stono Front. L. BIHCUOK,

Marl.et

Corr

MIMHICItTIIIItTKK.V

A boy baby at Frank Dazoy's. Mr. Nauglo tho enumerator has been around.

Mel Hamilton lost a valuable horso this woek. Uncle Noah Iusloy is in looble health at present.

Harvest is just at hand. There is some good wheat. Bouuy Fulwidor cut his auklo very badly ou a scythe.

Millard Buxton is eroding a picket fence around his house. Carpenters are ercotiug cow barns for Juko Fulwidor and Silas Thomas.

Mr. MoCrea, jr., of Now Richmond,is teaching music in this comuuity. Mr. Winters, of Ohio, a brother of Mrs.' Buxton, visited them recently.

Tho two Pleasant Hill cemotorios are in a well kopt condition for oounlry cemeteries. All honor to tho saored dead.

Wo will have tho usual 4th of July colebratiou at Mehary's Grove. To omit it would be a social calamity not to mention tbo importance of a patriotic gathering.'

Mrs. Alice Harper, wifo of Wm. Harper, died at her homo near Center last Sunday night A vory critical surgical operution was attempted,recontly by Dr. Pike and others which probably hastened her death. Mrs. Harper was a good woman aud generally respected. Interment at New ltiohmond on Monday.

Eu|»«lihjr

This Is what you ought to have, It fact, yon must have It, to fully enjoy life. Thousands are searching for 11 dully, and mourning because they lint) It not. Thousands upon thousand* ol dollars arc spent annually by our poo pie In tho hope thut they may attain thia boon. And yet It may be had by all. Wo guarantee that Electric Bitters, 1 sod according to directions and tho gee persisted Iu, will bring you Good Digestion and oust the demon Dyspepsia and Install Instead Eupepsy. Wo recommend Electric Bitters for Dyspepsia and all diseases of Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Sold at 50c, and $1 per bottle by Nye & Co., druggists.

bumluy Special.

Commencing June 15, aud continuing ten weeks tho Vi.udalia will run a special train to Luke Muxinkuokeo passing Crawfordsville at 0:3-1 a. m. returning at 9 :-10 p. m. Fare for the round trip $2. If you want a quiet restful,' refreshing day, try oue trip to tho lake.

J. 0. HUTCHINSON, Agt.

Hot weather dross goods at great eaorifloe at Stone Front. L. BISCHOF.

DrOi.fi Goods 111141 were IPe i,ov/ r». 1 ."to no* pj. rot:

2ttr now l.V 2."n now ID.

All-WOOI lli'inieMu .*1) n«»\v :r». All'Unol JJeii^es was i!(»r now l'».

FOR SALE.

PAIJK-(H»(HI

ANTKD—An active man tor caeh Salurv IT.'i to •MM), to locally represent a sucn-srull N. Y. company ltieoi»t»orat«vl to supply dry iroo1». clotbiiiK shoes. Jewelry, etc., toeotistiiners at Also a lady '1 tact, salary$40 to enroll ineniheiM0,n0h now enrolled, glfl.OW) paltl In). Ib'tereneet'.\chaiiretl. Km pin* 'o-o|xrative AsstH'iatioti creilR well rated). I/)t?k llo\ ni(». N. V,

WORKKRS

WAftiTKD.—ilen and wotnon

a^enUs. Rl^ pay. Steady work. Outtll free. No e\|Hrlcnef u(M*ded. J. Kuir.-no Whh ney, tutrseryman, lbH'hes t-r, N. V. mayy'-'m

DR. O. E. RANKIN,

(Successor to M«n^urue\ Rankin,) Special at.tftnt but given to the removal of Cancers, tape-worma, heniorrlioMH.

Rwk residence I'l Kast Pike.

tttlce over IheCorncr al Dave bee's.

Wet! Wet!! \Vot!M

Many thousands of dollars worth of dry goods and notions woro dumagod by water aud dirt iu our storo lunt Siiudiijy afteruoon by the wall caving iu. Tho damaged goods have been moved to the stone frout, 118 East Main street, lirst door oast of the court I-OURO and will be sold at prices which will close them out iu a few days. Commencing Friday at 0 a.m. L. BisuuoF.

Die Food of a Lifetime.

Apropos of victuals, the statistics which a clever Fronolmiuii lias just published concerning the food we cat are liUcri'sting aud perhaps siiKHestive. According to his IpockonliiK a hamuli being of either sox,

Who is a moderate eater and who 11 ves to be 70 years old, consumes during "the days of the years of his life" a quantity of food which would 1111 twenty ordinary railway vans. A "KOOII eater," however, may require ius''-iilii.'iv as thirty vans to carry the luj/Kago for tin Inner man, but what those people would reqiiliv:- who aro always hungry, and whoso stomachs afo, to all intents and purposes, bottomless pits, that the statistician is unable to indicate. Another Investigator iitllrnis that women eat much less than men, alter making allowimres for dillerences Iu weight and work. Where a man eats nineteen ounces, a woman of the same weight and of m-ilve habits eats only fourteen or fifteen ounces.—llurald of Health.

:3lr. I'otier's Napoleonic Ilrud. There "e some drawbacks to a man having a Napoleonic head, and Itobert I'. Porter, the superintendent of census, probably wished the other day that nature had made him more like other mortals. It was lu Mrs. Morion's reception parlor, and he was standing busily talking with a group of friends, wliun a stalwart woman ai

A Very I!u*ty (ilrl.

A salesgirlju a Grand street store thought that she had had a gold ring taken from her satchel hanging in the room where all of the women employes kept their wraps and hats. The girl was sure that, she had left the ring tn the satchel, and she felt equally certain that some other girl had taken It out. First one girl was suspected and then another. The thing created deal of hard feeling among the girls, and one of them suggested that the girl who lost the ring go to a fortune teller and In that way ascertain who had taken It. After much debate this course was agreed upon, and the girl whose ring was missing, accompanied by a friend, went ovor to consult a fortune teller on tho west side, who advertises to reveal everything.

The fortune teller got everything she could out of the two girls about the other girls iu the store. Then she reached for her cards, and after cutting, laying and reluying tliem undertook to give a description of tho one who, sho sidd, had taken the ring. The two girls came to the storo, breathless, the next morning, and exclaiming, "I knew It was sho," pounced down on an Innocent looking young wo man. This occasioned a great uproar. The floor walker Interfered, and the affair resulted In the dismissal of three or four girls. The ring was found the same afternoon tn the bureau drawer at homo. It had never been put into the satchel. -Now 1 York I'ress.

lion't

Tru»t

'lilli.

Kor forty-three years a Vermont lawyer pleaded Ids cases, acted as executor aud trusteo, and was noted as a keen, careful business man. Tho other day when ho (lied his heirs proved that he had IHNIII craly all Ills life and busted the will. -Detroit Free I'ress.

Anew sketching apparatus for cyclists has recently appeared In England. The paper Is placed ou a small board In front of tho cyclist, and tho work Min Ixi roughly contoured iu about half tho time ordinarily required-.

Ijadles Have Tried It.

A number of my lady customers have tiled "Mother's Friend" and woiilri not bo without It for many times Its cost They recommend It to all who are to become mothers. It. A. PAYNE, Druggist, Oroenvllle, Ala. Write liradflcld Iteg. Co., Atlanta, Ga., for particulars. Uy Nye fc Co.

—Go to Bishoff'B and purchAso tho damaged quarters at your own price. Thoy must tie sold aud sold at onco.

1 Spcelal Coach.

Revolution in Prices of Wool Dress Goods

We will olio for 15 days any tliiny in our wool dress jr«ods department at strictly lirst cost and

some at much loss than cost.

Tricot ••loth, u'rey* onlv, 12}c. lantern suit* Wen* IUHV INit-teri. suits were

lig

0(curs that you can buy now, fiesh ooods at the priev's we are quoting.

Jersey eream lor sab

iiiiuiulrcot Mrs. Cap:. II. U. TaHjot.

SA I.H Twn IO\ tubular hoherstro»d sijiiare trout, accompanied Mall tlie

Vt\

tures. or sale cheap, ('all on M, V. Rurk enyln -«-r W.ibash et»lb-^e.

SALK--A picket IVnee. I':,11 on \V. It rush.

^WANTED.

XX/ANTKD-A plaee to do houso-wnik by Mattie Keen. Inquire at .'11 N enM Kranklin stns't.

RANTED—A dining room prlrl al thej. Vfta hotel. Call at omv.

W••tH'tion,

$I IU.W •?!»..R(».

line ot all wool Kahls amf Slrijuv at worth wic. Oui ^1 Iiciiricltos now

It will pay you lo buy our dress jjuods i.ow, even if you don't need them it present, a* it rarely

North Wa^hlm !"'1 Sitvft-

And

ONCANUtlCI) 878

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For tho oonvonionco of tho Crawfords villo pooulo who wish to go to Lake Muxinkuukoo Sunday Juno a special coach will be reserved for their use. Tho orchestra aud banjo band will go along and a vory pleasant time is expected. All tako your dinners aud your friouds and enjoy tho day,

J. C. HexouiNsox, Agent.

Fourth of July Hates.

July 71 aud 1, tho Yandalia lino will sell tickets to all points ou the liuo, and Lafayette at one faro the round trip. Good returning ino'.uding July "1.

J. C. ilt

LLINMO.N,

Agt,

Goods at tiluugbter prices lb the great damaged sale ut Stono Frout, lirst door oast oourt house. L. liiscnor.

.lamestown drcHH ^oods at i»o $l.2.pt Idiu-k liomiettiih now *MU*. $1 Mack Henriettas now 7"ie. «s0! lilacl: Hem b»it:is now (AH I ii.rht's widli.)!

Succcssors to C. X. Viuielcave.

121 North Washington Street.

WK WOULD CALL ATTKX

Gil ISA 1\

Hardware and Implements

O A IN S

Sugar and Flour at Cut Prices.

After July 1, Terms Strictly Cash,

SUMMER COMFORTS!

WE HAVE THtM.

"W" indow. Boor Screens Screen Wire. Gasoline Stoves. 'Tlci.e Best Lawn Mowers

We have the best ^'oods In tho market.

selling

QUICK MEAL

Gasoline Stoves,

F0R1890

The best slore" in the market. Come and look through our new rooms. W hether/ou want to buy or not you are always welcome.

Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett.

Thomas JJlock. Half S|uaiv east of old place.

THE AMERICAN

Collecting and Reporting

Association.

HOME OFFICE: INDIANAPOLIS. Furnish trustwo thy Reports and Collect Claims of every kinr throughout the U.S. and Canada. For particulars address

15?"We want another traveling agent.

Our New Quarters!

WE ARE IN

Joel Block. 127 South Washington Street,

Where we are better prepared than ever to cater to your wanls in

Either Plain or Fancy Creams.

Neopolitan Cream for parties and receptions our specially.-

Wc also have the

Niccst Line of Candies in the City.

O N W E E

vuinJttll,^

,iOX

Screen Doors And Windows

Fowler, Ashley & Co.

We Are Moved

lots of goods and want to sell

more. We have the

Largest Stock

To select from in Crawfordsville. Do not fail to see th" new

lNCOUrOK ATItr

H. A. BULLOCK, Gen. Manager.

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