Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 3 July 1890 — Page 3

Page PDF (7.98 MB)

Back to issue view

OKCANIZ1CO JS7S

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

Jelly Glasses.

Extra 1 ops and Rubbers, SealingWax and Wax-Melters, Cheap.

ROSS BEOS. 99-Cent Store

\VK ARK IN

Our New Quarters!

Joel Block. 127 South Washington Street,

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

Either Plain or Fancy Creams.

Neopolitan Cream for parties and receptions our special!}'.

We also have the

Nicest Line of Candies in the City.

O N Iv W E

E. W. REAM, D.D.S., DENTIST, Criiwfordsville,

Thomas' Now Mock, lUtoms 1 ami

•celebrated Pillsbury Flour

Mills, of Minneapolis,

More recently! Indianapolis,

have purchased the

Brown & Watkins'

IMI1T iT iS,

And propose to do a big business

in Crawfordtfville. They are

PRACTICAL MILLERS,

Ami only want, a fair chance to prow themselves worthy of 11 liberal patronage.

l'or a good family flour, try

"McKEEN'S BEST."

MILWAUKEE BEER

CELEBRATED

HOT! HOT!

Well I should Remark. Just drop in at

Next door to the Postollice, and get a

LEMONADE SHAKE!

THE AMERICAN

151.I MJilSOK, AND EXPORT

THe Nutt Hotel Bar

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

tllH

KoMilonce

218

Collecting and Reporting

Association.

HOME OFFICE: INDIANAPOLIS. Furnish trust wo "thy Reports and Collect Claims of every kinr Ououghoutthe U. S. and Canada. For particulars address

|C^/"We want another traveling agent.

Indiana

(r.MY,

Rust Muln.

McKeen Mills.

McKeen & Son, formerly of the

Sou1'1 Green street.

Mrs. Dr. Or 1 tilth gives speckil nttentlont

Ohronlo and fMrtftcul Diseases of Women, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. GrUtlth,» general practice.

CONSULTATION FREE.

LA VETA

European Hotel,

1-2, 124, 120 South Groon Street, Scott Steelo, rroprlotor. Willis Large and Elegantly Furnished,

Lunch Counter open till after Midnight.

ICE CREAM PARLORS Ai'ifssltilo liy 11 se|mrrttc

entran.,«.

Sunday Dinners for Families A Bl'lCClALTV. look for

T|ie

klllLof fare

N A & C.

No 3—Mall No 5—Mull loc Prolirht...

..tTsaemmm

INCOUI'OltATHr

B. A. BULLOCK, (Jen. Manager.

•4'MOTHERS

rfllEND'

.ESSENS|AI^GtRl0 life

LESS

OIMINISHE

MOTHER CHILD

OR CO. ATLAMAG

BRAD FIELD REGULATOR CO.

ATLAM

SOJJJ YALL DRUGGISTS.

SoM by Nvo &

Co.

TIME TAIiLEb.

VANDAL!

NOUTII

No 4—Mull No 0—Mall.... Local PrctKht.

1: irmnii 1 .^Spur

SOUTH

Hxnross l):4f»uni Mall r»:20pir Aecom ]4.»:l)QN

ROUTH

NOUTII

Mull 8:1f»niii Kxpn»ss.. Accom.

1 :*»0iun! 1 H'Jpni 0:0."iuui!

WERT No 1—Mall No'l—Mall(d) .1 No5—MalK.d... N 7—ExnroHs

...0:15ptu ....12:00 N

0.. I.&W. KAS7 0:120 amiNo 2—Mall, 1 ..4 :f»7poj •JMSIUII No 4—Miillul)... 1 .1 :*irpm!No0—Mall 1 J. pn .OMTpni No B—ttx»roaB.tt:M atr

GLASS AND TIN.

Extra Lids and Wax.

Jelly iasscs.Tum biers

Preserving* Kettles.

THE FAIR.

BAY LESS

Is Still 111 Uiu—

TraiisfcrBusiness

lie will answer :tll calls for

trains or otherwise.

I.,cave orders at 120 West Mar

ket street

HONG GUAY,

LAUNDRY rocu

St., opposite I'ostolllcc.

Will guarantee work equal to any l.iuml'vy 1.rough' to, 01 done 111, ty. I use Chinese starch which gives a beau-

Tlniftutunlay

ami llnlsli to tho work. 1-isil and you will be satis* nod with my work.

DAILY JOURNAL

TlIt'lLSDAY, JULY :i. 18'JO.

THEJJITY.

The Woalhor ICcport*

for IndlHim—7 am.. Huin, Local Temperature1. 71 Mill in si*

Announcements

Tlio Woman's lieliof Coins will hold tlioir regular meeting ou Saturday, July 5, lit 2 o'clock.

Attention K. of P.

All dues not imnl by Thursday evening, the -Sid, will bu delinquent. W. \V. MOHOAN, M, of I'.

F. A. M. Notice.

Stated meeting of Montgomery Lodge No. 00, F. imd A. Masons Monday July 7, lS'JO, at 7 o'clock p. m. Work in third degree. A full attendance is requested.

Attention Co. I,

Com puny 1 will have npiad drill this evoniug at 8 o'coek, and will meet at Uiu Armory Friday morning atN o'clock, lor p-irado ami prize drill.

M. V. WKUT, Capt.

CI liKI'Oli llOMKSM KM ss Iin: Joi-KNAI. will be mailed to persons leaving the city fur vacation at 10 cental week. Addresses changed as often UK desired.

Let Us Celebrate.

Our good citizens are urgently ro'1 tested to decorate their resiliences and places of business this evening or early in the morning to show to tlio great crowds that will eomo from the countythat wo are nil in earnest about celebrating the Fourth in good style. Sparc not tlio bunting and the banners.

The Trail? Display.

Since publishing the list of tho fifty business firms that will lie represented in tho Trade Display in the procession to morrow several other firms have sent in their names. It is requested by the ooimaittoo and Marshal of the Day that those lirms begin preparation to day, because the procession will move promptly at 10 o'clock a. in., having formed on Water street.

Collin Factory Election.

The stockholders of tho oolliu factory met the other evening and elected the following Hoard of Director*: C. M. Crawford, J. S. lirown, Henry Camp bell, it. E. Bryant, W. P. llerrou, J. V. Ki e:an, niul Win. lloltertson. The oficers for tho ensuing year are Henry Campbell, President J. H. Brown, Yieo President Win, Robertson, Treasurer It. E. Bryant, Secretary.

Death of Mrs. Mary Beach. Mrs. Mary J. Bench died to day at 12 p. in. at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. IIlisted, on the corner of Washington and Chestnut streets. Mrs. Bench was 00 years of nge and has boon a suftercr from paralysis which caused her death. The funeral occurs to-mor-row at 2:!!0 p. m. at tho residence of her daughter, Kev. G. W. Switzer olliciutiug. Tho burial will take place at tho Odd Fellows' Cemotery.

Blessed are tho Dressmakers. Little Elsie Russell, a member of Miss Miss Mattie Julian's Sunday school class 1.1 Center church, recently gave startling and dcsei rod send oil' to the fashionable dressmakers. Ewryono of tho class was assigned tho task of oommitting one of the beatitudes for recitation. Elsio was given, "Blessed are (he peacemakers for they shall be called the children of God," but she nonplused all present by piping in a shrill troble, "Blessed are the dressmakers for they shall be called tho children of God."

Mr. Pettit in New Quart, rs. The repairs at the jail have necessitated some obangos and Mr. l'ottit has been removed to tho largo cell in tho women's department up stairs, llo is much pleased with his now room as it is a larger, better ventilated ami in many ways more convenient than the old coll in the rotary. It also allbrds him a much better opportunity for study and reading on accouut of its comparative privacy. Ho will bo allowed to retain his now quarters permanently as it will save the turnkey much trouble and be a gruat convenience to tlio many visitors.

Gillum-Gilbert.

The marriage of Professor Robert G. Gillurn and Miss Helen Gilbort occurred last evening at tho residonoe of tho bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Josoph Gilbert, 011 Fruit Ridge avonuo. The Rev. Dr. Crum, pastoi of tho Congregational ohurch, performed tho niarriago ceremony in tho presi-nce of tho imniodiate relatives of the family. Professor Gillurn holdB the chair of physics and chemistry in tho state Normal school and Miss Gilbert has beou librarian of the scliool for several years. Tho bride and ^room have hosts of friends who wish them much happiness. Mr. and Mrs. Gillum will take a wedding trip to tho northorn lukos.—Torro Haute Express. y_-~y• .-yyyyy-

Chicago Markets.

Tho following are to daj-'s Chicago market ^notations as furnished TUB JOCHNAL by M. McKoo .t Co., commission morohuutti

Aug. option—Opening, 87: b.S lowest, H7i closing

Will'.

AT,

highest, at 88. COHN, highest, at 351.

Aug. !15!

optionlowest,

OATS,

-Opening, 111 31 dosing

Aug. 201

highest, at 20 POHK, highest, 12.00.

option—Oponing, 20 lowest, 20i closing

Aug. option—Opening, 12.00 12.1)0 lowest, 12.00 closing

Receipts of hogs, 20,000. Market llrm. Car lots to-day—^Wheat, 2.), Coin, •195 oatH, 152.

KlriiiXuiiic OIIIIIIK"I.

Gilliert Co. have changed their firm name to Gilbert llrothoi-s (Charles and Johu) and are giving their customers the bouelit of a big cut sale for ow days to celebrate tho event. Go uy cool suit.

IDAHO A STATE.

President Harrison Affixes His Signature to the Bill. Special Tho Journal.

WASHINGTON, July 15.—President Harrison lliis morning signed the bill ad milting Idaho into the Union ns a State. The Wyoming bill will be signed to-

PERSONAL PI0K-UP8.

—nirp.Fanny Kalin is in Torre Hauto. —Eph Jool lias roturned frc Buffalo, —Walter Evans was in Now Ross today. —W. T. Brush was in Waveland today. —John H. Birch has returnod from Cluoaiio. —V. (J. Irwin wont to Cinoinnati this morning. —Hoi Tennenbaiim has returned from Lebanon. —Fred Harwood, of Aurora, 111., is in town. —Lewis Collins has returned from Lafayette.

Miss Zoe Ilarlshorn has gone to Normal, 111. —Elmer Hills wout to Waynotown last evening. —Mips Oro MolVett returnod home this morning. —Charley Goltra and wife liavo gone to Rensselaer. —Heury Campbell has returned from tho Kankakee. —Stanley Simpson has returned from tho Kankakon. —Miss Kate Steele roturned to Waynotown last evening. —Mm. Lidft Bratton is the puest of hor brother to day. —T. A. Templeton, of Wingate, was in tho city to-day. —Dr. Wm. Graham, of Lafayette,was in the city last night. —J. 11. Watson and wife will spend tho Fourth at Romuey. —Mrs. Goorgo Hall wout South on tho Mouon this afternoon. —Miss Ida Cox has returned from sojourn at New Maysville. —Michael Owens and wife will spend tho Fourth in Lafayette. —Miss Clara Crawford and nephew are visiting in Indianapolis. —J. Sebastian McFudden came up from Rookville this morning. —Mrs. S, I.Gillum, of Lebano i,is the guest of Mrs. Zack Mahorney. —Con Cunningham and George Bishop wore in Indianapolis to day. —Alius Knto Fullenwider came up from Voodersburg this morning. —Warren Goldsberry is up from Tcrro Hauto to visit Cliff Collins.

Will and Sam Dixon, of Delphi,are visiting the family of Chas. Eltzroth. —M. J. Pattison, of Indianapolis, was the guest his son S. G. Pattison to-day —Mrs. T. F. Davidson and daughtor Anna went to Indianapolis this mominv. —Mrs. D. W. Rouutreo and Miss Daisy Carver have roturned from Indiauapolis. —Mrs. Henry Foust is visiting relatives in Warsaw, She will be gone a month or so. —Mrs. Ida Fuller has rotnrued to Columbus, lud., after a visit with Mrs. Eph Burnhart. —ltobort Crozior returned to this city last ovening aftor a visit with his parents in Tolono, 111. —Miss Mattio Rickford wont to Chicago this afternoon aftor being the guest of E. E. Ballard. —AUert Miller, Harley Ornbaun, Walter Somervillo and Ed Voris went Lafayette tliU morning. —Mrs. Booth and Miss Anna E. Wright, of lndiaunpolis, are tho guests of their brother Charley. —Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Grimes, aocompaniod by Miss Jonuio Kyle, will spend tho Fourth in Logansport. —Miss Allio Alexander roturned to

Indianapolis to-day after a few days' visit with friends in this oity. Bob Caldwell returned from a visit to his homo in Neoga, Ills., last night and loft for Richmond this morning. —Mrs. Amelia Fry and daughter Lm returned this morning from Terra Haute where they Uavo boon visiting Mrs. II.

Boudiuot. —Frank Wilhite and family started for Portland, Ore., this morning who-o they will in future resido. Tho chango made on aeoouut of Mr. Wilhito's hoaltli. —D. N. Morgan and family, Miss Mattio Morgan, Mrs. Wells iFover and Lis 1 Eliza Harmon attended tho Gill-um-Gilbert unptiuls at Torre Hauto last ovoniug. —J. R, Robinson wont down to the Shados of Death. lie will be joined tomorrow by Mrs. Robinson and daughtor Nellie and thov will spend a couplo weeks in it cottage.

A Model Premium List,

Tho Vigo County Fair premium list is out. From 11 printer's standpoint it is a model in every respect. The paper is of lino quality which nccossitatefl a high grade of ink. The advertising pages :iro placed in the front and back parts of tho book, not sandwiched in between tho reading matter, and above nil tho proof has been carefully road. Of courso such a book costs more money than tho average fair catalogue but it looks hundred per cent bottcr and being high toned Itself is an indication that tho fair itself will bo so. Tho directors of the Montgomery oounty Agricultuia Society should take some points.

Hurrah For the Marriage.

It will occur sure. Mr. Laglo has

0HIPS AND SPLINTERS.

—The banks will close to-morrow for the Fourth. —Thoro will be no more CliicAgo market reports until Monday. —Nice chairs for the weary to rest while drinking ice cream soda at tho Fulton Market. —A wagon advertising tho When Clothing IIouso is circulating its dodgers hire to-day. —Rev. H. M. Middleton will deliver the oration at Pino Village, Warren coun y,to morrow. —Thoro nro several very lame horses being worked on the streets. Whore is the Humane Hociotyf —'iho stand for tho speakers to morrow has been erected and adorned with bunting on tho court houso coruor. —Silas Misner was reloased from tho oounty jail night. Now that I10 is perfectly sober lie is as snno os anyone need be. —J. A. Kuinler. D. D., of Jacksonville, 111., is in tho oity today on his was to Mi'lmiry's Grove where I10 speaks to-morrow, —All those who have nut settled their indebtedness to the old Gas Company should read the notice from Mr. Somerville. —Tho Recreation Park ball nine has loen reorganized r.nd a game will probably be plavod with the Reds to morrow as the challenge is out. —T. \V. Henry and James Everson will have wi.gons iu the parado to-mor-row in addition to tho list published in Tim JontNAii yesterday. —A typographical orror yesterday made

FO-

cured his license and will bo duly married to morrow on the court houso steps Let all good people bo on hand and givo tho happy ocuple a royal start down tlo nrimroso path of lifo.

No Paper To-morrow,

In accordance with a custom there will lie no paper issued from this oflico

to-morrow. .*

—ROUGH ON DIRT SOAP takoa tl:o oako.

say that B. F. Crabbs pur

chased only 25,000 jKiunds of wool. It should have lieen 35.000. —There will

IKS

Lnoey family July 10th 111 Wayne county. O. M. Lncey and Mrs. llarrie Pontious, of this oity, will attjnd. —The export who was hero yesterday examining the injury at tho j-iil found the fau't and returnod to St. Louis this morning for tho tools and apparatus to repair it. —Harvey Reser, Frank Achcson and E. B. Vawter yesterday "viowed" tho proposed lino of pravel road to bo built on the lino I etweeu Montgomery aud Tippecanoe counties.—Lafayette Call. —The Rookville Light Aitillery uooompunied by 11 brass band pussod through thiu morning on tho way to Maxiukuckee where they will romain until Sunday night. —Prosecutor Haywood sluteB emphatically that the report that ho wi'l not return iu time to try tho Whitehead oase is untrue. Ho will return from the Webt if ho bos to count ties to do it if the case coimu up iu September.

Yesterday afternoon while lasting a boiler at tho fouudry with about 90 lbs. of steam on, the throttle slipped the threads aud flow out aud struck W. B. Lylo in tho chest. It knocked himovor brusing his foroheud and initiating other ijurieB. —As announced previously, Hon. John E. Lamb was married to Miss Essie Kont at Torro Hauto yostorday morning. His present to his bride who is an accomplished musician was a Steinway Grand piano. They loft utoneo for a tour to the eastern watoriug places.

—Parties wanting ispborries to put up had bettor buy this week lor 1 have just returned from tho south and lorries are very scarce. Jon TAYWIII.

Firo works at tlio Fulton Mark- t. —Balloons at tho Fulton Market. Fire oruckers at tho Fultou Market. —Visit tlio Fultou Market ico cream parlor for sod* water. —Fulton Market for ice cream soda water.

Dou't forget to attend tho great damago sale at the Stone Front, lirst door oust of the court houso. —Drink ioocroam soda water at Fultou Market. —Although torn up Louis Bischof will try aud wait on all cuslomers. —Boys aud girls, got your firo works at tho Fulton Market. —Bishotl' is soiling the goods damaged liy the accident last night at a ruinous rato. Tlioy must bo disused at once to avoid their total loss. —Did you over try McKoou's B'wW —Free Luuoh at Johnson's billiard hall No. 113 ami 115 North Green street from \i to 11 a. m. 2 to 5, and 8 to 11 p. m.

Corner Stone Laying.

Tlio Cornor Stone of tho Christian church at Waveland, Ind.,\villbo laid on Thursday July 10th, 1890. Over -10 fraternities und churches will participate. Lieut. Gov. Ira J. Chase, Elder J. P. Ewiug nud other distinguished persons will bo present aud assist. All aro cordially invited, by CoMMirnai.

WKSIJKV.

Harvesting is iu progress. W. M. White Sundayed here. J. C. Frooniau is very proud of a now boy.

Tho people hero will spend tho -1th at Crawfordsville. F. M. Harlow and family of New Market, Sundayoil here.

Mrs. John Messmore and Mrs. Mar garot Shanklin visitul at Newtown Sun day.

Mrs. Margaret While moved her household goods to Crawfordsville th wook.

Misses Edith Hall and Lou Munns, of Yountsville, visited Ida Graves over Sunduy.

Miss Mollio Mclutyre is at homo after visiting Miss Edna Nicholson during tho millinery sooson.

There is au unumally largo crop of oat-t to harvest owing to tho huge amount of wheat plowed up iu the Spring.

Tho wheat crop is rnuoli lighter than was thought, hardly enough to pay for harvesting and a groat deal will not bo harvested.

lliicklcn-it Arnica Sulve.

The best salve In the world for Cuts Bruises, Soros, Ulcers, Salt ltheum Fever Soroa, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, eirua, and all skin eruptions and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect H.itlsfac'Ion, or mon«'y refunded. Prlw, if cent® a box. For sale at Nyo 4 Co. drugstore. dysp -psla an

It never failed liver complaint.

And, the

Hire

Calico-

Big bargains in White Goods, in White limbroid Hi-

bargains in Crepeline, in Big bargains in Dress Big bargains in Umbre

Muslins wav dt.

and .'ii.

FOR SALL.

Ml SA bK-- nil may you nin not uc lm it but how is hi

Imw I Mil!

nwarti.-I"- tlci, 1 vuhnv Tim want' you us«

Jlisl wlnit smiH'WMv to know It unit

tin1 CIKMIpColuinn. Arrntu «l:iy

TjVMt SA1.1'. -An dim faecal pllvor wutrl:. Kltfln niovftnont, bcrp. Iixjulro ut tin* Jouniul olliii'.

FOU

SALK —Two 1 4 tubular hollers.^TIMHI stjunto front. iit'comnanltMl hy all tin* tlx turos. For salo ebcap. 0»ill on M. V. llurk enirlneorof Walmsb colk'jfi?.

FO|{

8A IiK—A plckot IViMv. Cull on W. Hrusb.

WANTED.

WANTF.D—Tlmt

«»vrry

Pp«TRon

«TR

t'lH* IIMTllS Ot till' (.MM'lip

Wsection.

a reunion of tho

sbi»uM try

ot tin'cbrap "oluinn It Is

11u nmlimn ot' inimmunlcHtlon hrtween

UIOMincut

wbo bavc wants aixl hos«» who can sal lsfy tbcni. A a line a Oa.v.

WANTKD—A

pbnv to »lo h(m«i« woik by

Mattle Kcon. Inquire at UlKcu.st FrankKI iiM't.

ANTK1) -An SabtT

nct.lve man tor each

represent a success poratcl tosupply «lrj Jewelry. ei*.. tocmsu

Sahtrv to J100. to locally

present asuccessfull N. Y. cinnpany Ineoi-. lry H|S, elotblu'ir slux-s

UUHM

WOUKKHS

at cast. Also a holy

)1" t-jict, salary sf to cnro'l nicinl-ci^ HU,toff n«iw (MinilUsl. iltt.ooo j»a!«l In). Hel'ei-enc'K .'xcban^etl. Kmplre (VMiperatlve Ass«K'lathat :credlt well raUvl). |iH.«k Uox tJin. N. V.

\VANTI?I.~Men anl

women

lurents. Ilijf pay. 8t«'adv work. Oultll froo. No ex|KMlunce nc«otJist. Huircnc WbH. ncy. nurseryinait. lbK-hostor, N. V. nmy'i'Jm

LOST.

rOST~A

Kroa

manyopportuntles lor nene-

litltir yourself and others hy not

UMUK

the Cheap Column. A cent a line a day.

'FOUND.

Foi'ND—'riint

a noiu-

Clu-np Column pays lur IIM-IT thm-s over in nearly it tluy.

L"H)I( KNT— I low

I'm: JocitN.u.'s lu/.t'ii

-ry i-use. A ri.-nt a line

FOR RENT.

aIO routers to know you for rent unless you tell

have unythlnv

them about II. Vuu cun tell more po(»i»lc by a three or tour line notice in the Cheap Column than In any other way, A cent a line a day.

DR. C. E. RANKIN, (SuoeesHyrto Montague A: Hankln,) Spoelal attoiit-loii xlvon to tho rmuoval of

Canrers, tapo-Nvonns, lu'inonliolMs. (Mllcoover the Corner lk»ok Htiii-*' resld(MH*e at Ia\e Ix-o's. UMM Kast IMkc t.

THE PROGRAMME,

WLCU

And How to See The Great Uelehratioii To-morrow. Tho prospects for glorious Fourth of July in this city to-morrow are grand. Tho committee has done its work faithfully and well. The merchants for tho most part have responded liberally and liliovo ill the weather is moderating. Come one, come all.

Tho pncession will form on south Water street, between Main ami Fraukliu streets, and be roidy to move promptly at 10 o'clock, a. m.

I.INI:

Ol MAltc-lI.

West on Main to Groen, north on Greeu to Market, west on Market to Washington, south on Washington to Main, oast ou Main to Green, south on Greeu to i'ike, west on Pike to \Va ington, north on Wnshingtou to Main, west on Main to Walnut where the procession will disband.

OltDIClt or Till'. ruoniwRiON. 1. The Crawfordsville band. 2. Iho city ofllcials and orators of the day in carriages. 3. Grand Army Posts, arranged according to date of organization. •1. The Democratic and Republican drum corps. ,r). Co. II.,2nd Rogiuim'Indiana Mi litii. (i. Co. I., 2nd Regiment Iudiuna Militia. 7. Co. Q., 40tli Regiment Indi-iio Heavy Artillery. The Veteran Artillerist, T. F. Birchliold, commanding. 8. Crawfordsville Firo Department, Chief Weiille commanding. 9. Ladies aud gentlemen ou horseback. 10. Crawfordsville trades display. 11. Township delegation in vehicles.

The G. A. R. Posts and veterans will bo expected to niureh with tho procession around tho square only, dropping ut at Iho cornor of Main and Green streets.

On disbnudiug tho procession on Walnut strict, speaking by orators of the day and reeilatio:: by Miss Nellio Nicholson will take i:laco on tho south front of tho court houso from 11 to 12:30 o'clock,

At 1:30 p. m., tho prizo drill bctwoon Company U. and Company 1 will take place ou Washington Btrcot followed by a sham battle.

At 3 o'clock p. m., balloon and parachute ascension by Prof. Bob Hill, from A. W. Binford's lot onoast Main street.

At -1 o'clock, grand display by the oity tiro department under command of Chief Weidle ot the court houso stpuire.

At 8:30 o'clock grand display of fire works at the court houso square, under management of Joe II. 'laylor.

Wo aro overstocked in certain linos and have determined to let tlieni go at a big cut sale for a few days only, so drop iu aud get a cool suit made and ho comfortable. UlMiKIlT liuOTHKItH.

Ivasl Not lee

I have boon instructed to col loot at onco all the accounts of the oM ('-is auu Kleclric Light Company, so personh inUsrestoil will plcaao call and suttlo and thereby save costs.

July 3,

'lake Simmon's Llvi

18'JO

tf. 1'. C. hOMEKVlLLE.

Ult.hard's KlieuinaUe (Syruf. cures rheumatism by striking at the sunt of the disease ami restoring

and liver to healthy action. If taken a hulllclent lime to thoroughly eradicate it never fa!I». For sale and uinellded by MolTett,

Mich poison, ighly

an &. Co.

Will rontinue this Week Oulv

ery Dress Goods and in Sateens.

Slack Orgnndry Lawns, and in Cliallis from finglianis, Hosiery and Underwear, and in 11 ans and

as and Parasols, and in 1

Biggest Bargain of them all is the prices we have mad

prices we

Choice of entire stock of Boy

North Waslitnglon St re-1 .'

Ami

1 ccms up.•'••"': eii! iettas. Caps.

Lac :e

on our entire liiv of Millinery Goods'

Shirt Waists, worth

®¥ancleave A Houlihan,®

Sureefisors to N. Vancloavo.

121 North Washington Street.

WE WOULD CALL ATTENTION TO

Screen Doors And Windows

CI I I£A I'.

II a rd ware and 1111 piemen Is

OF ALL KINDS.

Sugar and Flour at Cut Prices.

After July 1, Terms Strictly Cash.

SUMMER COMFORTS!

WE HAVE THtM.

Window, Boor Screens Semen Wire, Gasoline Stoves. 'TICLG Best X_iSL"NAm Mowers

luivo tho

Im'.hI gnnl»

selling- lois of

ill tlio mnrkru

T«i si-k'il from in Crawforilsville'. 1 )o not fail to sec the new

QUICK MEAI

Gasoline

The host si oro

FOR 1890

Misses Phoobo Hock, .Jane Caldwell and Georgia Uuird and Mossr'. Char.es IjuFollotto and Charles Heck Sunday at the Stiaver palace.

Tho missionary lecture by Mrs. hippie, a returned missionary from I ersia was very poorly attended. Tho people of this vicinity uro very iudill'eront concerning missions. The receipts were only $1.50, while they could and should have beou SI" or $15.

Jiotlier, wife ami l«ii|{ller, I'll.iw dull, tired kmlih ami unpleasant ||„gS speak volumes. Ur. Kilmer's t'Vm.il'" Kemedy builds up pdekl a run down coimlilntlon and brlngn back voiithf.il beauty, l'rlce fl. l'amplilet flee, lilngliaiiiton. K. Y. hold, reeomniMl ynuruntt 'tii by L* .j

Jie

dnes

worst attacks of indigestion .Simliver regulator never fails to ro-

iiinnlleve,

Children Cry

for.

Pitcher's

in the market. Come and look tlirou^jli our new Whether 'ou want to lniy ur mil 11 are always wekome.

Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett.

Thomas JUoek. lIal[„Squui-e east of old phu-e.

sIlANNONOAMi

It. W. Oaliiwoll rolled through here on a bioyclo Tuesday. Harry Mount aud Urn Nicely spout Sunday near Darlington.

Cyrus Cunningham, of Darlington, attended church hero Sunday evening. Johu Maiden

tho proudest man iu

our little villago. lie has juat beou grautod a pension of 8],r'.l7.'.n. A fow of tho young people attended commencement exercises of Iho Jelh'rsou township schools at Dover Saturday evening.

nicKiM)M)i:us

tho

Tho Young faculty aro building new school houso. Alonzo Young, of noar Crawfordsville, was here this week.

Cistori*.

5'*'. 75t:

Fowler, Ashley & Co.

We Are Moved

ock1s uk1

more. Wc hive tlie

argest Stocl

want to sell

rr-«Mf r-T""-NnMn- Is

{|„. ol' The

lioiiH' liutliHiivr UM*

U'VUUW

Hl»-

hiiiti toi tin-i-lf'tliHHff nlnt* uinvtor?. tIm* i»n»*iiln» yfir will \v ht'l«l ul tin* Ilee (.1 I lie iKMM-mlina nil

,f'

hllvl.MIl, IK'.KI. I. II. II. Mil.AIN. N I I sr Sccrel.-oy. .laly

In Its treatment or rheumatism and all rheumatic troubles, Hlbbard's ltheiuiiat It! Syrup stands Mrst and foremost above all others. Head theli medleal pamphlet and learn ol lie gloat medichni value of the remedies wlileh enti-r Into Its composition. For sale and lil^idv rei.omuieiiiled by MotTett, M»igan it Co

G'nocr, Wilooriso oouou and ltioi,chltls lniiiiodlatel relieved by Shlloti's euro. Moffutt. Moriuri ,t Co.

To Cure Heart Disease

Use "I)r. Kilmer's Oeean-Weeil lleart liemedy.' It regulates, con-eels and rehpeut lleves the luost distres-'sin

cjisc.S- I'riw

..() eei.ts and $1- l'amplili't free, blnghaiuploii, N. tSold, recoiiimeii'led and t^tiaraiitt-etl bv le\v Kish'.'r,

The goods iu tho injured department of Louis UischolV's bazar aro leing sold Mow cost as tho storage rcxmi is novv cramped.

Little ops of wutei, From I lie little rlll-t, Little bits of medicine,

Hake Siuull's Llvei

I'll Is

Little beams of sunshine .Make tlielitippy day, 'Sniail's Vegetable l'llls liemilt I lie name »'ay._ •.V prevent rev'~u* keep II,- liver ad |ve and bowel,, v*,.luted "ill. Liver enulilt"r^^_

Jl.-Keen's Hc«t is made by pnictical mill, rs who have hud expeneiiee ill Uio l'amo.is rilW'iuy

Mdls

MmneJipohs.