Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 8 July 1890 — Page 3

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FaruLit

The best store

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

Jelly Glasses

GLASS AND TIN.

Extra Lids and Wax.

^xtra Tops and Rubbers, SealingWax and Wax-Melters, Cheap.

IE0SS BROS. 99-Cent Store

The New Pension Law

Provides Pension of not U-ss than $6 nor more than $12 month to all Soldiers or Sailors who served 00 davs during the war, and were honorably discharged from service, who are in anv way disabled.

Tills Pension Is Kfiiiit«•! without any rift'ivritv'to wlion 61 was ineurred either in or out of tin* sorvicc, if not the res..lt lml'its.

Provitliift, nlso, Ss p^r inontli for tin* widow or every Soldier or Knllor who eervwl'JO ilny.-i, wilhonl re^iril to the iiine or mse or her lowland's dentil. If t-lio Is (lepeiiileuton her laher for support Also. $_ additional lor each ehil.l under HI veins or age anil the child'* pension Is to continue if it Is Insane, imbecile, or entirely helpless, although 11m mot her remarries

HONG CUAY,

LAUNDRY ireen

St., opposite l'OHtotllee.

Will RiKirant.ee work equal to any l.iundry brought to, 01 done in, ty. I upe Chinese starch whlohnlvesa beautiful gloss null linltih to the work. (live Me a Trial and^ASiSfi^satiT' nod witli iny-work.

McKeeri Mills.

,^cl

MfcKeen & Son, formerly of the

celebrated Pillsbury Flour

Mills, of Minneapolis,

1 More recently of Indianapolis,

have purchased the

Brown & Watkins' MILLS,

ji-And propose to do a big business

in Crawfordsville. The}' are

PRACTICAL MILLERS,

1 fti only want a fair chance t.o prove themselves worfcliy of a liberal patronage.

Fur .1 good family flour, try

'McKEEN'S BEST."

si die.

Provides, also, thatjiny soldier's parent who is without other means of support than Ills or her own manual labor, if the Soldier died in the service, or from any disease or wounds lie re ejved while in the service, inav obtain a Pension at the rate of $12 per month.

Applying fi.1- or accepting Pension under this law does not prevent the claimant fr mi prosecuting a claim under the old law. Pension under tl-.e new law commences from the time the upplii atlon Is Hied.

If all application Is made under this law the claimant, can select any altornev hi' desires without roforeitce to his old claim, and if a Soldier is $1 per month he can be inci-cancd under this law.

The attorney's fee is limited to $10 In each case. We tiro nnv prepared with necessary ldanlcs to prosecute law. Address or call on

Pension and Claim Agents, Crawfordsville, Indiana-

Fruit Cans

Are Moved

And arc selling lots of goods and want to sell

more. We have the

Largest

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

QUICK MEAL

Gasoline Stoves,

iro^l 1890

in themaikcl. Come and look through our new rooms. Whether \-ou want to buy or not you

are always welcome.

Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett.

Thomas IMock. Half Square east of old place.

!S»J

riassesfTumblers 'orcelnln-ljlned

Preserving Kettles.

THEFAIR.

.BfpnELD'S pEMALE-

REGULATOR

MENSTRUATION

OR MONTHLV SICKNESS

IF DURING CHANGE OT U»t

CRtM. KNSiR SUf FtRING WILL BE OlOUl

J30DK

TO"WOM

DAILY

per last

HID disability Ins own vicious

now drawing le.-s than

claims under said

& Stil well

M"M/L£0/fff£

BRADEIELO REGULATOR CO. ATLANTA EA ^aoYALLDsutmrx

Sold by Nye & Co.

LA VETA

European Hotel,

1 iJi!, 124, 12f» South Si*oen Street,

Srolt Steele, Cmprit tor.

Lunch Counter open till after Midnight

ICE CREAM PARLORS Accessible I »y a separate entrance. Sunday Dinners a Specialty.

Jf L0FLAND,

real

Estate, Loan, Insurance.

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

11 Kit-st Main Stic, t, with Ezra Vorls

CRAWFORDSVILLE

TRANSFER LINE,

R. C. WALKUP. Prop. Passengers and Itaujfujrc to Depots, 11t«*1H. O any part tilt ho City. Also proprietor of the

Ten-Cent Hack Line

liayless The (.'heap Prices will be maintained ami Satisfactory service rendered. i*avecallR at Stables on Murkol street, ut Snorl^rass A Murphy's. lppllnlX No. 47.

NELSON'S

-SKroM) PATKNT-

CRESTING.

A L'Tt-'.'U

':"St,

improvement over the

is now 011 market. Several fit signs ollered. Ollk:e first door south of Elston Jiatik at W. Hardee's tobacco store. Builders see and ^et prices before buying

JOURNAL.

TUESDAY. JULY S, I,-'.HI.

THE CITY.

'I m* Weather deport.

fr or ndttitoi—7 u, m.. Hal n, warm. Local Temperature. T."» I tu

am..

CI KK l-')|{ HOMKSlClvNKSS.

Tim Jot'II.NAI. wOl bo mailed to persons tawing tlio city torn vacation nt 10 oeiitsu week. Aditrcasus ohangoil as often us (lewireil.

Ticket Sato.

'lickits for ILo High School ontcrtuinmout Tlmradiiy night will be 011 sale to morrow morning at 8 o'clook. Admission 15 cents.

Denies the Okarge.

.Too Stith, who was reported some time since us hnviug skipped to Okioago with the wife of young Speriy, is back uid denies the report in toto. He says HO OH 111 O back in order to refute the oliarge aud will make everything right before ho leaves again.

A New Kitchen.

David Divine bus the oontract for bu Iding a now kitchen for the lviugslior's cabin at Pino Hills. Ho sent •vo men down this morning to go to work 011 it, aud oxpoots them to com pleto the job by Thursday evening. The now room will be 1(1x14.

Arm Crushed.

John l'\ James, a brakemnn on the Yandalia had hie arm badly crushed at (towers'station last night while coupling oars. Dr. Knsmingcr dressed his wound at the Jtmclion and prepaied liim to Le taken to his home

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Terro Haute.

Theie are cliane.eH of saving the limb.

Master Masons Bauquet.

One hundred aud twenty-live Master Masons assembled last night to witnoss tlio third degree conferred on Jacob col. Tho ailuir was the moat successful in tbe istory of this lodge. Tlio visitors numbered and seme roynl good speeches were given. After the ceremony all adjourned to Scott Steele's aud banqueted until twclvo.

(Jan'tGo Up.

flarwood received a telegram from i'rof. Hob Hill's man Peacock yesterday stating that lie would bo unable to give his parachute exhibition a week from Saturday as advertised because Hill Lad mado another date for him that day. He said lie would surely return later, lowevor, and muko (lie ascension.

Death el'i'utrick Jeffries.

This morning at 0 o'clock, itrick ((•tl'riop, agod 80 years, died nt the county asylum of a congestive chill. The leeeased was born in Ireland and lias been an inmate of the asylum for 15 or 20 years, lie was a good Catholic, and will be buried to-morrow morning at tho Catholic cemetery after the usual set vices at tho Catholic church by Father J, II, .Dinueu.

Brilliant Police.

Tho Lafayette ooppers are'cortainly model sigus for cheap olotliing houses. Although rccoiving full information concerning tho presonce of youug Marley in the city they allowed him to leave for Chicago yesterdaj- undisturbed. While Marley was sitting in Tuok Cox's saloon yesterday morning a policeman stuck his head in tho door aud oalled out "Is Charley Marley here/" No ouo responding ho at once passed on. This foolish net of course gavo "Plumps" tho cue :iud ho left tho oity by the iirst train.

(Jlass of'90 Entertainment. Tho following is the program of tho entertainment given by tho class of '90, iity high school, for the benrfit of the Woman's Auxiliary of the X. M. C. A., it Mtisio Hall Thursday night:

FlltST I'AUT.

Instrumental, 1M llniadkump. Solo. Charles Kumsey. Hi'i itntloM. Miss IVIIIillr,

WhistlingSolo. Miss Keiuiedy.orcliieiniiHt.l, O. tJuei, Miss Thompson anil Mr. MeCaia. I'rio, Messrs. Itainshrook, ltrown ami Smith.

SKCO.NI 1-.M1T.

Musle, Instriimenlal, Miss Ashley. Solo, MIss Mlnnk'S.Dit.. Whistling Solo, Miss Keaueiiy. Solo, Mrs. Tunnell, of St. Ciiliiariues, Duvenporl, Iowa.

Vounw l.ailiesot' lliiih Strliool,

It is more than worth tho price of ad mission to hoar Miss Kennedy, of Cincinnati, tho colebrated whisllor.

Letter List.

The following is a list of lottors remaining uucallod for in tlio Crawfords villo postollico for tlio wcok ending July H, IH'.IO. Persons ealliu for the same will please pay "advertised." Brooks Mrs I: li/y AlcNab Mrs Jano

NORMAL ITEMS.

Mr. Charles Taylor, of Wavolaud, will bo hero. Miss Emma Swiiiher will bo baok to do some good work.

Fred Maxwell is doing some good work for tho Normal aud will attend himself.

Joo Coon is coming from Boone, John L. Gobon says we may look for two students from Monroe county.

County Superintendent Zuok says thut a number of tho best students are making arrangements to attoud tho Normal.

Organ Fund Subscriptions. Thoeo persons who subscribed to the three huudred dollar organ fund ou Eustor Sunday urn requested to loavo tho money at Dr. Cotchou'u drug store, as soon us possible.

THEY GOT MA.BRIED

Soon to Part, Little Nancy Liglitcap and Her Sweetheart, Yesterday afternoon as Esquire J. W. llamsay sat in his office, Mr. McKeudry Sciing entered and requested him to go to the Clerk aud procure a marriage license for liim and Nancy Lightoapand theu proceed to the jail and tie the nuptial knot. Mr. llamsay at once bestirred himself and arriving at the jail found Can aud Nancy caiossing each other through tho bai'B. In short order the twain stood before him iu tho outside oorridor aud with his voice trem bling with emotion tho Justice repeated the beautiful ceremony that made them one. The respousos were given in the traditional olo r, Arm voice and the bride rooeived the salute of tho Justioe with her most becoming blush. Ab Jones and Buck Brothers acted as witnesses and best men aud played their parts nobly. Immediately after the ceremouy the wedding party took a cab and were drivon to tho Big Pour station where they took tho traiu for a bridal trip to Indianapolis, where the bride will pass tho heated term, while tho groom returns to liis business iu this oity.

Oflioer Brothers accompanied the coy aud winsome lirebug and her bran now hubb-ind to tho capital and after a royal wedding supper the trio drove out to the line suburban resort where tho bride

IIHB

Mf-Enon Miss Mar_, Moore J''rank Miller Miss Kato Morris MissArlie Oliver Mrs Oarrio Poieisou Mr, Snpt

Uliss J'rs Nannie liarnett «v llurtou Cowan ML (iraves Martin Hays Upoeial examiner Hart'horn Oliver Hughes I'jhziibeth Joues Stanley Keller ttobert Muri»hy Mrs William A

Life Ins Co

Richard \V O lloso Miss Alieo Sheer UN \Vray John Wilkinson \V

Mas. MAHOIINKV,

President Ladies' Aid Society.

notice.

Anyone haviug in their possession any medical Itooks belonging to the lato Low Fisher, will greatly oblige by leaving them at tho drug store at onoo.

taken up her temporary resi-

deuce. They wero reooived with grim silence by the matron who placed Nanoy in charge of ono of tho attendants who at ouoe hustled her oil' to her quarters. Tho matron thou ctated- to MessrB. Brothers and Sering thut uy her rush act Nancy had forfeited all claims to leniency aud would probly receive nouo, although she would be allowed to continue making button liolos. Had sho bjhaved horself two weeks longer, better food, quarters aud more privileges would have been the result but thei wero now not to be expected. She further said that although Mr. Soring was Nancy's wedded husband she cou'd not promise him visits and would hiue to consider tho matter some time. She paid officer Brothers the reward and exponBos without demur, although be need not have expected them as the reward was offered for Nancy Lightoap and he returned Mrs. Can Soring. It is to be wondered at, that tho vender of prune soup did not avoid paying the reward on this ground. The reason that Cau and Nanoy were not marriod before is this: When two years ago she was divorced from Fred Lightoap the court forbade her marrying for two yoars and the time specified expired Juno 21. Nanoy was quite another woman aftor the marriago and was to all outward appearanoe "just toj ha] py for anything."

CHIPS AND SPLINTERS.

—Jim Mack, sr., has purchased the east Main stroet restaurant of Philip Fink. —There will be an ice cream supper at Shiloh church on Saturday evening, July 12.

Wabash avenue botwoen Green and Water streets is being out down proparutory to graveling. —Special ooaoh and musio to Maxlnkuokee for Crawfordsville aooommodat'.ons. Look out for it, July 13. —Elders T. J. and J. H. Oliphant will preach at tho Primitivo Baptist ohurcli to-morrow at 10:30 and at night. —The price of threshing this season will be about as it vere last your, 4 cents a bushel for wheat and 2} cents for oats. —John Layson, while working in Dr. Dotchon's now house this morning, was ovoioome by the heat, and had to bo taken home. —Rev. D. P. MoClaiu has bought property iu Hillsboro and lias moved there witli the intention of making that place his future homo. —The lack of building rtoue for tlio foundation has delayed work U]KU the Yandee library building, and the work is now several wooks' behind. —A lawn social will be hold at the A. M. E. church on Thursday evoning. The sooiul is given by the youug people. Itofreshmenta will be served. —Tho Marshal received a telegram from Attica this morning asking him to look out for the thief whe stole a black mare thero yesterday, and who was supposed to have oomo horo. —A. M, SLorcr, of Indianapolis, was

tin: city yesterday on tho lookout for a ruuuway cljrk, who having sold his load of fruit, skipped and was traced with his team to this place. —Two negro boys engaged at Walter's livery stablo took advantage of tho absence of the management Sunday evening and fought out old scores iiLtil neither was able to staud. No i.rri sts woro made. —Alioo Iiaynon and a male assooiate woro run in by tho polioe Sunday night. The gontleman put up liis watoh and monoy for his appearance, but tho lady (anguished liehind tho bars until last night, when sho was released.

-Blackberries are now in market and eau bo found at all times at Joo 1'uylor's —Dou't forgot to attoud tho great damage sale at tho Stone Front, llrst door east of the court house. —Although torn up Louis Bisohof will try and wait on all oustomors. —Bislioft' is selliug the goods damaged by tho aocident last night at a ruinous rate. They must bo disposed at once to avoid their total loss. —Free Lunch at Johnson's billiard hall No. 113 and 115 North Green stroet from 9 to 11 a. m. 2 to 5, and 8 to 11 p. in. py* Hi

—Blackberries aro now in market and can bo found at all times at Joe Tay lor's.

Low Kates to Wuveland.

On aooount of tho laying of the oorn er stone at Waveland, July 10, the Van dalia will sell tickets as roduoed rate. For tho round trip if 10 to 41) people fto G5 oonts, if 50 to 99 go 50 cents, if 100 or moro -10 oonts. Train will leave here at 9:47 a. m,, aud returu at C:15 p. m.

J. C.

HUTCHINSON.

ONE ENJOYS

R«th tlio method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is plcasaut aud refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, clcanses the system effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and acceptable to the stomach, prompt in its^ action and truly beneficial iu its eflects, prepared only from the nioft healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the popular remedy known.

Syrup of Figs is for sale in liOc aud 81 bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any ono who wishes to try

PERSONAL P10K-UPS.

Ed Bonnell is iu tho oity. —Leslie Duvis is iu tho oitv. —C. P. Donoy is in Greoncastlo. —Col. John Wingato is iu tlio city. —Dr. Mylno wont to New Boss today. —Will Heukol wont to Covington today. —Mrs. Dr. Griffith was in Darliugton to-day. —John L. Gobon was in Waveland last night. —Waltor MoC'lure went to Indianapolis this morning. —Mrs. George Fifchey left for a visit in Marion to day. —Joo Davis is spending a week with frionds iu the country. —Charley Davis and wifu have

011

most

Do not accept auy

iubstitlito. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAU

LOUISVILLE. KY, NEW YORK. N

The Thunder Storm.

Tho lightning cannonade at noon today was not without results. Tho bolts struok in half a dozen places but fortunately there was no

IOEB

of life

oven sovore injuries. John Albright's residonce was struok aud splinters thrown all around. Chimnoys on the residenoos of Alox Thomson aud Eli Oompton wero demolished. It ran down the flue at Emmet Woodwortli's house in which a Mrs. Wilson resides and settled things in a lively manner. Two fine maple trees on John Lee's lot wero completely shivered to splinters. Throo telephone poles wero struck, two at tho old McClelland place and one at Scott Cusad's grooory. James ltemloy'i. house iu Englow oil, was struck and also Prod Smith's now residence, Gorge Griffith, who was working thoro was so shocked thut it was uooe. iry to haul him home.

turuod from Kansas, III. —Warren Goldsborry returned to II homo at Annapolis to-day. —S. II. Watsou is visiting his

HOU,

Ouarley, in ivnightstown. —Miss Liz&ie Uistine spent the day with Indianapolis friends. —Mrs. Maggie Shaw, of Chicago, is the truest of Miss Boll Hall. —Uriah Soott and family left for a fish on the Kankakee to-day. —Harrio Snyder arrived in the oity to day from Joplin, Missouri. —M. A. Steel, who has beon visiting friends here rotarneil to Marion to-day. —M. V. Burk, wife and sou, Mo ', spout the day with relatives iu Gurliold. —Miss Ella Constancor wenton another trip this morning to be gonosome time. —Miss llattij Fisher is the guest of hor uncles iu Frankfort, Mont and Jim Fisher. —Mrs. James Caldwoll and children loft for a visit iu Danville, Ills., this morning. —Bert Biimsay and John Klaibor attended Baruum's cirous iu Lafayette last night. —Charloy Craig is home on 0 visit, ilo is ouginoer

tho Air Line tiivision

of tho Alonou. —Stau Kootiey aud Fmuk Davis are in Milwaukee attending tho IC. of P. oiicampmont. —Mrs. Sarah Ewiug, J. G. Ovortou and James Mack wont to BattleGround this afteruoon. —Miss lie llightowor has returned to Logausport ufter a visit witli Will Somorvillo and family. —Rov. G. W. Switzor went to Battle Ground to-day to make some pi operations for tho camp meeting. —Misses Anna, Luoy and Gertie Book left this morning for a Summer's visit in Minneapolis, Minn.

O. D. Humphrey will go to Sanders, Ky., ou Thursday of this week to visit his oil classmate, Frank May. —Misses Kittie aud Lizzie Hernloy have gono to Newcastle to spend the summer with tlioir grandmother. —Dr. J. F. Tuttle aud wife left this moraine for Asbury Park, Now Jors.'y, where they will pass the heated term. -A. W. Binford is attending a meeting of tho State Pharmaceutical Association at Lake Maxiukuokoe. Ho will returu Thursday. —Elmer H. Thompson, of D&rlington, left this morning for lUrnard, Kansas, over the Van routo. Wo wish him suooess and a good time. —Prof. A. N. Higgins was up from

Waynetown yesterday to meet his wife who retnrned from a trip to T.rre Hauto. Both went baok to Waynetown this evening.

Damaged goods at mono BV

COLORED NOTES,

Joo Smith took in the show at Lafayette yosterday. Miss Irene King returned to her home iu Frankfort yesterday.

Miss Myrtle Parker, of Frankfort, is visiting Mrs. Jennio Loo, on Lafayette Pike.

Walter Soymoro wont to Lafayotte yesterday to

BOO

Barnum. Some Bay

"tlioro is a woman iu it." Mrs. Julia Clark, who has boon visiting her daughter Mrs. Ida Smith, re turned to her homo iu Danville, Ills., yesterday.

Miss Mame Morgan, who has beon visiting frionds and rolativos in this oity returned to hor homo in llomor. Ills yesterday.

Wells' Hair lialHaiii,

If gray, fradually restores oolor elogant tollio dressing, 50 cents SI. dru(jgists, or 81 size prepaid by expross for 31. E. S. Wr.t.i.s,

Jersey City, N. J.

Mari-liiKe License.

OhaH. N. 0,\onB aud ~mma M. Blaokforil. MoICondig Sering aud Nancy Lightoap.

ON BOARD A SLAVE SHIP.

Tlio Way a Biff

Cni'Kn

Then

IHOUS

losing

_liriooB

L. BIBOHO

IBOHOF.

of tlio I'oor

WrwtclH's Arc Stowed untl Fiul. During the mharluitinn I HUM engaged .separating rhosn nef/roos who (lj'l not. appear rolamt. ivlio hail received some trlfliug Injury iu getting on deck, and sending them to an improvised hnspltjil made by biilkheadiiig a space iu tho rear of the foreeiuitlo. The others, n# thoy arrived, wero stowed away by tlio Spanish mate, eO that when all wure nlioiird there wiu)

room for each to Ho upon ono side.

Just

ono knew what proportion tho men were all wore herded together. The next morning tho separation took place. Tho women and girls wore all sent on deck, and nnmbored about four hundred.

close bulkhead was built across

the ship and other bunks constructed. The women were then sent beloiv,

ami

enough men sent up to enable tho carientor to have rooni to Construct additional hunks. A more docile aud easily managed lot of creatures cannot be Imagined. No violence of any kind was necessary It was sometimes difficult to make tliem understand what was wanted hut as soon

thoy comprehended Immediate compliance followed. Tho negrix's wero now sent oil deck In Hroups of eight, and squatted wound a large wooden platter, heaping full of cooked rice, lieans aud jmrk out Into small culies. The platters were made by cutting off tho head of (lour or other barrels, leaving about four Inches of the staves. Each negro was given a wooden spoon, which all on hoard had amused themselves In making during our forty day trip. Barrel staves wero sawed Into lengths of eight

wtf'

inches, split iuto othor plcces ono ana a half inch wlU\ ami tla'ii shaped into a spoon with our pookt'tknivoB.

It was titirprirttng what ^okJ Hpoons cmM Ui mrulc in thut manner. A pieci* of ropo yarn tiocl to a spoon and hntitf arotiyil the licck wits tho way in which 'evory individual retained liis property. There not beln^ room on deck for the entire cargo to feed at one time, platters were sent lx»tween decks, so that all au» at olift hour, three time* dally. Casks of water wen placed iu convenient pluecs, und an abundant. supply furnished day aud mght.~ George Howe, M. D.f in Seribnu

The Shall of ut Dinner. The shall, accustomed to having Msown way nt home, conducted himself in a scandalously free and easy manner at. foreign eourtH. ilewa« entertained at a magnificent hiiHjuet In Berlin, the old Kmperor William presiding. While the* festivities woro at their height, tho Khah, hampered by the

a false sense of etiquette com

pelled him to \\fur, ailmly drew oft thoM) oiTending articles of ams-uvl aud sat without them tlw* rent of tin* evening, Shocking to relate, the shah wore no nosiery at alt, and the spectacle of his tawny bare foot wtw neither aiunslng nor anpeti/.ing. It was on this occasion that the shah cooly remarked totheold Km press Augusta (one of the most austere

fcomlc3

in Christen

dom): "You on'so old and so thin that I should like you better with your dress made to cover your shoulders."—lCu^euo Field in Chicago News.

Tlio Spnri'.iw mid Its

"Thu Htiiimnv," wnrt.- I.M.I her, "is called In the llebrew* t.%i'hlr|, iiml nliouhl tio killed uiirtvver fuiiiid." Tlip-e vntnriiM nnd half have left It mi timtiiddt'd point whether or no we. should Ujjrw wit li tlio reformer. The .sparrow hinuielf, it Iwia boon pointed out, agrees with him so fur fta thu diet of worun*, lint the (|iiestinn loft over, says The Muilund Kxprox*, is, "What doua tho sparrow ent liesidiis what the farmer wLilies!'" Mr. I'hil Hobinson HIMUIS to think that the caterpillar and the maggot tiro tho deadliest enemies after nil, nnd wo have no more eompetent observer. A mean mtiy bo gulden horo ns elsewhere, imil It may bo wise t., prevent sparrows l»v comlnj vory numerous mjtially wise not —"•-•nto t»'—"

To DlHpel Colds.

The pleasant llavor, i/onUo action anil BOOUIIIIK (iffoets of Syrup FIK», when In need of a liixutivo nnd If tlio fiithor or mother bo costive or billions tho most gratifying results follow iU

UBO, HO

that

It Is the l.c-st family modlelne known aud ovory family should have a bottle.

Klrin Nunio Changed.

Uilljert Oo. have olmtigod their firm numo to ilbvrt Brothers (Churlcs aud Johu) ami are giving tlieir customers the bonotit of a big out sale for a (ow days to celebrate Uio oveut. Oo buy a cool suit.

—The goods in the iejurod department of Louis BischofT's bazar are' being sold below oobt as the storage room is now cramped.

Bowels Irregular nnd constlpatod, re sultlni In Piles, avoided by tuklng Simmon's Liver Regulator.

We are •verstoukod in oortain lines aud have determined to lot them go ut a big cut salo for a few days only, so drop in and get a cool suit mado and be com fortable.

UIUIEUT ISHOTIIUUS.

The worst attacks of Indigestion SimmonV Liver Hogulator never fulls to relieve.

DRESS GOODS SALE

Will Continue this AVeek Only

Big bargains in White Goods, in White Embroidery Dress Goods, and in Sateens. Big bargains in Crepeline, in Black Organdry Lawns, and in Challis from

Big bargain* in Dress Ginghams, Hosiery and Underwear, and in Henriettas. Big bargains in Umbrellas and Parasols, and in Fans and Lace Caps.

And, tbe Biggest Bargain of them all is the prices we have made on our entire line of

Calicos, and Muslins way down. Choice of entire stock of Boys' Shirt Waists, 35c

Weller's

TO-IMIGHT-

Lemonade Shake

A N

New York and Boston

I A I O A

4-Track New York central R.R

l.andmn passengers at Oratul Central Sta tion in the heart of Now York City, from which point the street cats and elevated railway can bo taken to any part of the city. No cliunKo of oars to Moston. The Southwestern Limited makes Direct connection in Union Depots with throupli trains from all western anil southern cities

Absolutely No Kerry Transfer.

—'in

Most Complete Vcstibuled Trains

Ou the Aiucrleun Continent run lntly between

CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO

Ask for tickets via

The Big- Four .Route

OSCAR (J. MURRAY, I). M.MARTIN TruOlic MunuK-r, C.eu'l i'liss. A*rent CINCINNATI. OHIO.

Big 4

Peoria Division

Kdinibriy I ll.iVW'. abort Lino

Route.

Bast and West.

Warner Hleejwrsand UevlltiltiK Chair Can* on night trains, liesl imslern day eoachesot all trains.

Connecting with 8f»lld Vestibule truins k. Hloomlnfrton and Peoria to ami 1'roin Mlsbour river, Denver ami the l'aeltle coast.

At liidlanapolls, Cluelunatl, SprliiKtleld und Columhus to And l'roin tho Eastern und »eu lsard eltlee.

THAIXS AT OHAWFOHDSVIIiLE, OOINU WKHT. No. 1 mall (d) 9:20 a. ui No. 3 mall u. No. ft mull (d) 1 :'JT» p. No. 7 Kxpress 0:4? p. ui

OOIMJ EAST.

Mull d) 1 aiu KxMresK 8:51 a in Mail 1:2.*i ut Mall(d) 4:f7 ptu hor full lurortnatlon regardIUK time, ratus ml routes, consult tho ticket agent und V. &K folders. HBOUGK KOltlNSON. Airt

Vandalia Line

D1KKCT UOUTK TO

Nashville, Chattanooga, Florida, Hot Springs, Texas, Kansas, Missouri, Michigan, Canada,

Northern Ohio,

Clean Depots, Clean Couches, Sound Bridge1

J. C. Hutchinson. Agent.

cents

Vancleave & Houlihan,

Successors to C. N. Vain-leave.

121 North Washington Street.

WE WOULD CALL ATTENTION TO

Screen Doors And Windows

CHEAP.

Hardware and I in piemen ts

OF ALL KINDS.

Sugar and Flour at Cut Prices. After July 1, Terms Strictly Gash.

tip

Millinery Goods'

wot ih 50c, 75c

Vanilla Ice Cream,

Bisque Ice Cream.

Something Mew.

5 Cents a Glass, Next to Postofflce-

Get Out Your Can-Opener®

For BERRY has just received a new lot of

CannedFruitandVegetables

All good citizens, especially West-Enders, trade at

Berry's Low-Priced Grocery.

All Records Broken

Willi thcoliuiiKC of time taking cft'oel MAY IS, lS'.Kl.THH Solid Vestibule Trains

Bi°* Four Route

Will be scheduled so as to provide tlio best and iiuickestservice over olTerod between the.

NORTH, HOUTH, EAST AND WEST Thellnest train in America, euuipped witli an elegant diuiiif,'-cui' Service runs daily between. St. Louis Cincinnati,

BROWN'S

F°R SALt.

FOHS.M4K—You

may have some article

iverv

person

the merits ot the eiiea

WANTKD—A

UK KHS

I ree uey,

XOST—A

'ft

tha Tha

you can noMise hut still of value, article may he Just what soniehoilv else wants hot how Ishe or you to know it miles* you us ho Chetip Column. A cent a day.

FOU

SALK -All open KUrin movement, el

Journal oflicc.

liieeil silver wulHi, liucp. Inquire at MM'

Olt SA LI5—Two lit I 4 iutiutur Nillcrsj/ixxi

square front. uccoiupuiiiel hv ull the 11 tiir« s. For sule cheap, all on M. V. Ilurk engineer of Wuhiusli eolle^e.

FOR

A picket'fene*'. Cull ou W.

SALK-

Itro^h.

WANTED.

WANTKD-Tlml

houl«l try

leap colnnin. It

the^reat. medium o! iMmmunleaUon hitweMi those who have wants and those who can sat isfy them. A eetil a line a day.

place to do hou^e-woik l.y

w^seetlon,Keen.

NTEn-SalurvliKiulre

Muttle ut illH ea^^. Frank*

II St.lfH.'t.

An uetlve man tor eue.h ^7."» to fltlO, U) Uwally

repi-eetit asueeesstitll N. V. eompuny ineor|HRAT4M| tosupply dry MK1S. elothiiur SIHM*S. Jewelry, ete., toconsumirrs nt eost. Also a lady 'jf taiet, salary 140 t4M'nroll meiuheis (80,1100 now enrolled, *l«.000 paid in). Keferenees L'xehan^risl. Kinphi* t.'iwMierattve As-MH:lution !creUlt well rated Uek lkx 010. N. V,

WANTKl).—M»»n and women

it^niLs. HIK pay. Steady work. OuttUNo ex|H.*rhmee n«H?«h»i. Kucene Whit, ntirserymm, Uouln'-itor, N. V. may'i'Jm

LOST.

great manyopportunties tor nemlit InK yourself and others hy not usUi^r the Cheap (.'oluiiiu. Aeent a line a day.

STltAVKD—A

yearling r. ilai'k

eolor. Had on new leather hult^-r. I'leuse notify me If you know where she Is and receive ivward. C. W. WUUJUT.

FOUND.

FDUNI-That

a notice in Tin JoimKAt.'s

Cheap Coliunu pays for itself a dozen times over In nearly every ease. A cent line a day.

FOR RENT.

LXK

HKNT—llow ate renters to know you have uiivthliiK for rent unless you'tell them about it. You can tell more people by a three or four line notice In the Cheap Column than In any other way. A cent a Hue a day.

FUl

U15NT—A house of live rooms OH West Wabash avenue with burn und cistern. KngulroofA. D. Thomas.

DR. O. E. RANKIN,

(Successor to Montague A: ltankin,) Special attention given to the removal of Ouncortif tupe-worms, hemorrhoids. Otllcc over the Corner liook Store: residence at Dave lice's. 'Jill KasL I'ikc tt.

ISVIlLt.

CHICAGO

Through Route to

Chicago, Louisville, Lafayette, (ireeneastle, Michigan City,

Bed ford, Aeu' Albany. All Points North. Noiitli and West.

JA.MKS IIAUKKH,

Oen. J'liftH. ^tft- M»"nn

UouU''

AdimsKipreBH "nll«il'iif. ... 185 DunrUui .SI. Llik'Ki^o. Ill'