Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 August 1890 — Page 3

dozen quart Mason jars

dozen 2-qunrt Mason jais

dozen quart standard wax sc ilurs...

dozen 2-quart standard wax-sealers.

Hardware and Implements

OF ALL KINDS.

•Yanctae & Houlihan,

Succcssora to C. N. Vanclcave.

121 North Washington Street.

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

Jelly Glasses.

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

••BOSS BROS. 99-Cent Store

P3CO Stop at Berry's Low-Priced Grocery

AND GET PRICES ON

Sugars,Teas,Coffees, E^c.

A fresh lot a Canned Goods received also, a choice lot of smoked Meats at rock.-botlr.m jrices. ...

VV.B. H- rry, corner Main and Walnut Streets

Removal!

The Merchant Tailoring Establishment of

3D.

T. MDGE

Has been moved into the old .Live Stock Insurance Company's •cilice—first st urway north of the court house.

The place for good work and good goods at reasonable prices.

C. B. NELSON'S

-SECOND PATENT-

CRESTING.

A great improvement over the first, is now on market. Se%reral designs ofi'ered. Office first door south of Elston Bank at W. Hardee's tobacco store. Builders see and get prices before buying

Fruit® Cans!

GLASS AND TIN.

Extra Lids and Wax.

elly Giasses.T umblers

l'orcoluln-Llnod

t'

Preserving Kettles.

THE FAIR.

HONG QUAY,

LAUNDRY

(jrceu St, opposite Postoftlce.

Will guarantee wi»rk equal to tiny bundry brought to, ot dono In,the oily. I use Chinese stiirish which gives beautiful gloss mid tlnlsli to tho work. Give Mo a Trial and you will bo satis tied with my work.

CRAWFORDSVILLE

TRANSFER LINE,

R. C. WALKUP, Prop.

Passengersand Huarpiirc toDopols, ]hdei3, or any iiurtof the Oil v. Also proprietor of the Bayless Tun-Cdiii. liable Line.

Tho Cheap l»rlees will lo maintained and Satisfactory •crviee rendered. Leavo calls at Stable* on Market si.rcet, or sluUi al SuodRruss Murph *»,

Telephone No. 47.

95 cents

.... .. .$1-20

60 cents

.85 cents

sr.

.BipFIELffS FEMALE. REGULATOR

MENSTRUATION

OR MONTHLY SICKNESS

IF T*Y«C.M DURING CHMifcE. OT V.\ft SUfTERlHGWULBE m\m JSODK

TO" WO MAN

trains or otherwise.

"JMlLEDfRES

BRADElfLD REGULATOR CO. ATLANTA GA. 'JJ BY ALL BBUtSlS T&. Sold by Nvo & Co.

A. D- LQFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insurance.

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

11 Hi East Main Street, with Ezra Vorlt^

LAFAYKTTIJ

Steam Dye Works.

Ladles' und Gouts' Garments neatly dyed, eleanod and repaired. Ladies' Dresses and Cloaks dyed and cleaned without ripping apart. Work dono on short notice.

Work First-Clnss. Trices Reasonable All goods sent by oxpress will receive prompt attention. Address,

EMIL MUELLER.

No. 4 Curtis Block, Lafayette, Indiana

A A N E

'In about 30 days I will remove my stock of goods, and to save handling will sell

Groceries at Cost.

You cm get bargains by .call ing. T. L. Mrreinci.i., South

rium

Street.

BAY LESS

la Still In tbo—

TransferDiisiiicss

lie will answer ali caiis for

Leave orders at 120 West Mar

ket street

Oil.sis. 3r£irst

HAS r.JiMOVnD His •).

iFeed

Store

TO TIIT3

First Door Soiili oltlic tily Building Charley Miw shsiU's old stand. Will deal in Wood, Coal anc

Feed of all kinds.

•DAILY JOURNAL

"WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1890.

THEJJITY.

Tho "Weather Report.

For Indiana—7 a.m., fair, warm. Local Teniperuturc. am U(t I 2p

si

MOUNT'S NOMINATION.

Congressman Oheadlo Congratulates the Hspablicaus of the Eighth District. CongresBman Cheadlo, of tbo Ninth District, lias sent the Terro Hnuto Express the following letter which explains itself:

WASHINGTON, D. 0., August 4th, 1890.—Sin: "1 want to congratulate the Republicans of tho Eighth district upon their good fortnno in hav'ng James A. Mouut a private soldier in the Into war, and a practical farmer, who by dint of his own exertions lias made

sone

of the

finest farms in the state, as their candidate for Congress this year. To my comrades in Vigo, Clay, Sullivan, Parke, and Vermillion I want to say, that 1 kuow that Comrade Mount is your steadfast friend, that he will demand of the government that it keep every promise made to you and me when we we enlisted and risked life itself that this government of, for and by, the people might not perish. I have known him for years and can say that he will be as faithful to your interests now as he was when he fought under Wilder and White from 1862 to the end of the war." He is a life time Republican and believes protecting every interest of every section of the Union. He will not favor class legislation in the interest of any section. He is thoroughly posted on the questions which are now pressing to the front in this industrial age and demand a practical solution. He represents the wealth producers. He is an honest, man. He will work at legislation as he has upon the farm, with all his might, directed by intelligence and an abiding faith in the principles of the party of progress, and I trust, that with the united support of our party that he may be eleetcd. This is as little as a member of the Seventyfirst regiment can afford to say of one of the best soldiers of that justly famous Seventy-second regiment of Indiana volunteers. J. B. CHEADLE.

Yesterday's Fire.

At four o'clock yesterday afternoon tho flro department was called to the valley where fire was raging. Tho flro alurm was so late in coming in howover iiat two stables had been consumed when they arrivod. The stable of Marion Watts which contained a valuable $15 horse and the stable of a Mrs. Crowe were tho:o destroyed. A good pressure" was given and after putting out the ambers tho department returned. Marion Watts asserts that it was Iho work of an enemy and will probably have some ono arrested for arson. Ho has not been living at peace with the entire neighborhood and tlunks somo of the neighbors' children took this playful muthod of squaring accounts with him

Wedding at New Market.

A quiet wedding took place at the hri9tinn church iu New Market on Thursday night last in which Mr. Charles H. 01"rk and Miss Emma L. Pair woro tho prime actors, attcudod by John Davis aud Lizzie Smith. The ceremony was administered by the Rifv. H. McCulip, after which the p.rlies with a few invited guest repaired :o the residence of Mrs. H. McCulip where a delicious ice cream and fruit •supper was served iu good tasto. All .-lijoyed themselves hugely.

Y, P. S. O.E. Anniveisary. Tho Y. P. S. C. E. of the First Presbyterian church will celebrate tlicr first anniversary 011 Monday oveniug, Aug. 11, at 7:30 o'clock. There will bo a song servico and other appropriate exc-rcisoo that will bo interesting to old and young. We extend a most cordial invitation to Christian Endeavor and Young People Societies of tho other churchqs in the city and all mombers of tho churches and congregation to be presonb

Of Interest to Teachers.

Tho Danvillo Normal makes the following proposition: To that teachir who lias never taught and who passes the highest examination at the closo of the owning institute tuition will be frco for ono term.

The Lebanon fair association extends a cordiul invitation to all teachors to be present tliero on tcaeliers day, August 19. Admission to them will be free.

To be Hemoved,

There is a viiyue rumor to tho cft'ect that Gen. Wallace contemplates romoviug the unsightly "fair ground" fenoe which surrounds his beautiful homo, 011 Elston avenue, and replacing it with neat iron feucc. Gen. Wallace lias one of the handsomest and most picturesque homosteads in tho oity but tho fence in question shuts out its beauties to all except those on tho inside.

A Probable Applicant.

Prof. S. A. Harwood, Suporincondent of tho Atticasohools,was in the city yesterday and last night in conferonoe with tho city School Board. It is altogether probable ho will apply for tho position vacated by Prof. Dunn, if ho has not already dono so. Prof. Harwood will bo one of the instructors in tho institute hero this summer.

Stic Was Completely Cured. A daughter of a customer suffered from suppressed menstruation, ami tier health was completely wrecked. At my suggestion she used one bottle of Bradfleld's Female Uceulutor,which curcil )ier.—J. W. HBI.I.DMS, Water Valley, Miss.

Write tho Hradllcld Regulator Co., Atlantu, Ca., for particulars. Sold by Nyo & Co.

BATTLE GE0IJND.

Grand Army Day Yesterday - A Charming Resort. The cottagers and visitors at the Battle Ground resort are in one continal round of intellectual and physical enjoyment. The grounds are most charmingly located in the midst of a beautiful grove of native and transplanted trees, and richly carpeted with blue grass. Art and nature have combined to make it a most attractive spot where once a year for two weeks the busy cares of life may be thrown aside, and where friend can hold fellowship with friend. The literary programme this year has been a "feast of fat things, wine on the ltas well refined." Among those who have contributed mental pabulum are Prof. J. M. Coulter, Dr. Robert Nourse and John Clark Ridpath. Yesterday was Grand Army Day. A large number of veterans were on the grounds, drawn thither to hear the eloquent and patriotic Gen. W. H. Gibson, of Tiffin, Ohio. The old General is a "spell binder" and for two hours he held his audience, alternating between tears and laughter. Everybody felt it was good to be there. In the afternoon Governor Hovey delivered a lengthy address on "Pensions and Pension Laws." He was followed by Col.

N. Walker in a most eloquent talk on the "Grand Army of the Republic." Three minute speeches were made by Judge Dan Waugh, Col. W. C. Wilson and Rev. W. P. McKinsey. In the evening the audience was entertained by John Clark Ridpath in a most scholarly and able address on the "CitizenSoldiery." To-day is Farmers' Day and Hon. James A. Mount will speak on "The Farmer as a Factor in the Government. This week closes the Assembly exercises and next week will be devoted exclusively to religious meetings. The Crawfordsville contingent is in the festive swim and all are in the full enjoyment of the environments of this most charming resort. Persons who can take a day off, or for that mattar two days, will be delighted with Battle Ground.

SMALL TALK.

—No three years licenses were granted on the last teachers' examination, —Ex-Trustee W. J. Cord will teach in the now school houso of Coal Crook 'Ilia winter. —John M. Kessler has been appointed administrator of tha estate of tho late Beuj. Kessler. —Capt. George R. Brown found tlio pocketbook advertised in yesterday's JOOJ2NA.II and relurnod the saino to its owner. —Tho Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church, soetions 3 and 4, are requested to moot at tho church on Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, promptly. —Bonds aggregating §3,000 were redeemed on the Parkersburg gravel road to-day. Tha disbursements on grovel road bonds have averaged §1,000 a di-y for tho past few weeks. —Patents were gmnted yesterday '.o A. fl. Davis and O. E. Byrd on a shaft holder for vehicles and ouo to Harvey B. Yaryan on a filth wheol. Crawford villo inventors are looming up. —Jim Hunna is now in Pueblo. Ho writes that a few days ago he met Charlex^Kobb, who wanted him to join in a prospecting expedition, but his book business prevented his going. —Tho Monon railway company has rented enough engines from olhc-r roads to carry on their business until their wrecked engines oan bo rebuilt. The work of this kind now in tho shops will requirj at leist eight mouths to complete. 4 —Tho disaster of Suuday mormog on tho Monon occurred almost in sight of the train dispatcher's office, mat an engineer and conductor of a belated passenger train should not leave tho office of tho train dispatcher without receiving orders, and with only a mutual understanding with each other that thoy would sidetraok at a certain placo, BOO run like primitive railroading. —Mail Clerk Tilford, who was killed iu tho Guthrie wreck last Sunday was w.'ll known to tho postoffioe employes here and was ono of tho oldest men in t'io servico on that road. Ho was popular all along the lino and with the traiu men. During Cleveland's administration he was laid off, but it was only for a short time, as he was reinstated in a few weeks after the present administration camo in power. Re was ouo of the most eflioiint mon iu the sorvico.

Just received carload of Posey 03unty water melons, the bost on earth, at Barnliill, Hornaday & Pickett's. —For lino cooking apples go to Barnhill, Hornaday & Piokott's. —Osage and Haokensack nut meg melons from Terre Haute at Joo Taylor. —Light weight coats and vests reduced to actual cost at Cunniugl am's. Don't fail to attend this great cfoarnnoe sole. —Tin fruit cans, warranted sound, at 99o. store. —Although torn up Louis Bisohof will try aud wait on all customers. —Freo Lunoh at Johnson's billiard hall No. 113 and 116 North Green streot from 9 to 11 a. m. 2 to 5, and 8 to 11 p. m.

Encampment Meeting.

Betliosda Encampmont, No. 15, I. O. O. F., will hold a call meeting on tomorrow (Thursday) evening to transaot important business. All member aie requestod to be prosont.

Hood Nelson Selling.

Hood Nelsou wont to Chicago lust night to make a $25,000 deal in his cresting.

Murrlugo Iilcenscs.

James W. Spenoer and Sallie A. L-dick.

KEMAtLEIi KILLED.

THBEE SHOCKS REQUIRED TO SEND

HIM TO ETERNITY.

Unconscious After The First Sbock—The

Culprit Meets His Fate Bravely.

v—

Siwclal to the Jourfml: Aunuiw,N. Y.,Aug. fi.—Kommlor wus killed at G:45 this morning in the prison at this city. Tho first shock was net successful. Tiie currei.t had to bo ap­

plied .1 'i times beforo death ok place. The doctors said that he wa« unconscious after tho first shock. Kem niler was cool and collected. Ho maJo a short Bpoeoh a met hii 1U3 bravely. The oxooution WOB a success though the machinery was defoctive.

THE TRAVELING PUBLIC.

—W. T. Fry went east this morning. —I'red Bandelis iu Hillsboro to day. —R. M. MpMaken is visiting in Onicago. —Tom Cadwoll is working in Jamettown. —Harry Connard is at homo for his lay oil'. —Ed Reynolds is in. Indianapolis on business. .../V —Bob Wilson went to Frankfort this morning.

Ed VauCanip aud wife aro visiting in Chicago. —Will Sayers went to Camgridgn City to-day. —W. W. Morgan is homo from B'.oomington.

Joo Davis and wifo wont to Chioaj..0 this morning. —Howard Sargent went to Chicago this morning, —Miss Bello Cox has returned from a visit in Rossvillo. —Henry Crawford had businoss in Fraukfort to-day. —W. C. Hills loft for a month's btay in Chicago to-day. —Miss Annie Keoney is visiting relatives in South Bend. —Miss Florence Bennett is visiting relatives in Greoncastlo.

Geo. Welty, John Hardee und F. T, Luso woro iu Darlington to-day. —T. V. Maxodon left this morning for an extended tour through tho West. —Miss Nellie Britts returned home this morning from a visit iu Now Ross. —F. P. Romloy and Mr. Busenbark wont to Springliold, Mo., this morniug. —James Wright aud wifo returned from a tlireo week's visit in Missouri last night. —Misses Kato and Floss Merrill, of Greoncastlo, are the guests of Mrs. E. II. Cox. —Missos Anna and Carrie Kiout are lests of their sister, Mary Hannah, iu Chicago. —Mrs. Dr. Gottand sister,Miss Allen, of Terre Haute, went to Indianapolis last evening. —Will Austin, who has boon the lest of his sister, Mrs. Dr. Ensmingt r, returned to Ronssclear. —John H. llurford left Waveiaud today for Oklahoma. Mrs. Buvford v, ill leave iu about two weekH. —Missos Lauora an-l P.ettig Barnliill left fo-duy for an extondod visit in Dan villo, Ind., aud other pcints. —Misses Helen Watson, Mary Brown, Alma McCluro and Hattie Ashley went to Pino Hills this morning. —Rev. Hughey and wifo, of Lincoln, III., who has been tho guest of A. Lam flloore, returned home to-day. —Miss Jennie Bryant roturned last evoning from a visit to Miss Angio Thayer at Lako Maxinkuckoo. —A. Lam Moore wont to LaPorto today whore ho will conduct tho musical exercises cf tho Baptist Chautauqua. —John S. Watson and wifo left to-day to visit at Knightstown, for a week leforo their roturn homo to Jamestown, N. D. —Miss Lulu Co ustanuor cumo up from Bainbridge this afternoon on a protracted visit with lior grnndparon's, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Constauoor.

Choir Picnic.

The Methodist churoh choir pioniccd at Flat Rook yesterday afternoon. Elegant refreshments woro served and a royal timo enjoyed by all. The following persons attended: Messrs. Davis, White, Durham aud Koegan, and Misses Martin, Dorter, Harmon and Mrs. Charles Tiohuor, of Rockville.

Murdered a Pig.

Joseph Wasson, of noar Brown's Valley was up before JuBtioe Ramsey to-day charged with having wilfully and maliciously taken tho life of his broth or Sholby's pig. Mr. Wasson didn't think ho could get justice in Union so tho caso was sent to Squire Gosliu, of Brown, whore it will bo triod noxt Mou day.

How's This?

Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars reward for any caso of catarrh that cannot bo curcd by taking Hull's Catarrh Cure.

F.J. CHENI5Y&UO., Props., Toledo, O. Wo, tho undersigned, have known B\ J. Checnoy for the last 15 years, aud boliove him porfoctly honorable in all business transactions, and financially ablo to carry out any obligations made by their llrm. WBST&THAUS, Wholesale druggists, Tolodo, O. WAMUNO, KIXNAS & MAUVIN, Wholesale

Crugfiists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is ta.kon internally, acting directly upon tho blood and mucous surfaces of tbo system. Testimonials sent froo. Prico 75 ccnts per bottlo. Sold by all druggists.

All Aboard for Niagara. The Big 4 will sell tickets to Niugara Falls via tho Indianapolis, Cleveland Buffalo on Tuesday, August 19. The limit of tickets will bo the samo as lust year Remember tho date and iuquire of George E. Robinson for particulars,

HAPPY llECOYEUY.

I no\v i-nioy Unit. 1 do not IJavi.f

Tliein Is notliliiir owe to having used I)r. Davi.l Kennedy's Hnvorite Itemcily, of linmlont, N. 1'., at a time when I wiis siitTeiliif.' nil thatahuman hetnir could endure. My troubles bojpin In my kliineys. from which liiuvor expected to recover, My phyHlclana sultl 1 had

BRXOHT'SDISEASE.

Later had a bad attaek of lirnvcl. Six j'ears tiro last Juno—how well 1 remember that thiy —I wiw Ir. Kennedy's Favorite Heniedy auvortlsed In ourimper. After uslrw three bottlea I WHS well. I have liever had a return of the disease, and though I am over si.Yty yem-s ol iiffc 1 am vigorous and *ironjr, as I was In my prime. Whiit physicians arid Iho many remedies I had taken could not do Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Hemedy did it stayed the disease uud made me a well woman.

MllS. KMILINEP. M17.NKK, liurg Ulll.Uiiio.

Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy,

l'reimml by

Dr. David Kennedy, ltondout New York. 81 per bottle. Six toi ?.~i. all drn^rgiat!).

Ho It'1H .Slgnprl It.

SpiuxtiFiKi.n, 111., Aii£. 0. —GOV. Flfor has attached liis signature to tho world's fair bill, having concluded that tho measure is constitutional. Tho hill has an cmer^oney clause attached to it, and it will take effect at once.

WlXCJ ATK.

Lud 'lhomaB is very poorly. Mr. Gilkey has been improving his home.

Bill Potter has takon tho mail rou'o in hand. J, M. Gulloway will teach tho school ot Wingato.

Mrs. Say re, of Lebanon, is visit:nor A. V. Hart's. Miss Mary Gwiun from Vinoennes, is visiting Mr. Nauglo's.

Mr. and Mr3. E. Hart visited Mr. Dor ovau's last Sunday. Thercaro several eases of lung fever in tho town and country,

Tho grain dealer at our town is buying a grout do 1 of grain. Churles Hurt and Bill Jackson wont to Crawfordsvillo Monday.

E Roy and James Crawford have over a mouth's threshing. Several of tho young folks wont (o tho meeting at Crawfordsvillo Suuday.

Mr, and Mrs. Kemp, of Kansas, have b-jon visiting his friends it his old home.

Call on Charlos Sheet for good ice creum, lomonado, milk shakos and a good lunch.

Mr. Jonos has rented his farm au will move to Crawfordsvillo th'o first September.

Urlght's Disease Lost Its Victim. Under date of July Ks, lsSS, Mrs. LiiiiiM A. lvoiupton, of West Km land, Vermont, writes: Wo are certain that only for Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite lieiued.v, of lieundout, N. Y., our little ten-year-old daughter would have been dead from Brig'il's Disease. Wo had tried in vain other means, but tho Pavorito Ueundy came Just iu time to save her life.

Cnoup, WHOOPING OOCOH una Broufiltis lmmedlatol relieved by Shlloh's euro. Moffett, Morqun 4 Oo.

(g^BLACK-DRAUOKI tea cures constlpitlca

Camp Meeting ut liattle Ground. Come to tho lSuttlo Ground Camp Meeting whoru raro musical, spiritual •ind Intellectual feast is offered each day nf the session, July It 1st to August lsih, inclusive. Wo assure you of greater attractions In oratory than have before greeted you at this wonderful reeoit Thousands have visited it during campaign IESUOS, und with its historical assuchilions, the fumoua Tippecanoe I3attlo Field Slt«, you cannot fail t* enjoy this great occasion. Tho lowiutes offered by tho "Motion" nnd the line hotel accommodations that grace these beautiful grounds, will afford you the recreation you so much need, on reasonable terms. In connection with this sessijn, tho Monon will also run Special .Sunday trains August llrd.lUth and 17th between Michigan City, Biooniington und 13uttle Ground. For special rates, tickets and other Information, apply to any agent of the Motion ltouto.

Meeting of Piitriurclis MHilitnt and I. O. O. l!' In Chicago August 3d to 1 Otli Inclusive.

The L. N. A. ,fc C., "Monon Itoute," will sell tickets to parties desiring to visit Chicago during time above mentioned as follows: On August 2ml, .'id and 4th, good going on date of sale only and limited to return only on truliih leaving Chlc.-.go on aud aft^r Thursday, August Vth until August 11th at $1.10 round trip. On Tuesday, August.5 and aud Wednesduv, August C, only good going on date ot sulo and good to return on trains leaving Chicago on and after Thui-Rday, August 7th until August lltli iuehi iveat $2.95 for round trip. The above rates are railroad fair only. An additional sum of one dollar will be charged for which a ticket of admission to the militant will bo given.

Another Kxeurslon.

On Sunday, August 101 h. tho Now jts bund will go to Makinkuokoo on lake spociul. Wo will havo our own owch again and every ihiug will be done to mako the trip piousant. Take your dinners, wifo and children and see how they will like it. Faro rouud trip 82 00.

Do not waste your time on doctors when jour liver is diseased but take Simmon's Liver Regulator.

Tu Cure & Bud (lougli

Use "Dr. Kilmer's Cough euro (Consumption Oil)" but rolioves quickly, stops tickling lu tho throat, baoking, catarrh-dropping, dnclino, night-sweat ind prevents death from comsumptlou. Price 25c. Pamphlet free. Blnghmnpten, N. Y. Sold, recommended and guarar.tood by Lew Fisher.

•'V-'-'v$15 to Boston. And return via Now York: Account National G. A. It Encampment, via O. II. 1: 1)., and Erio, the routn selected for the headquarters trains ot tho SLutes of Ohio and Kentucky.

Tickets on tale August 8th, 9lh and lOt.h good returning until August 20th, 1890.

Tho olllelal trains will leave Cincinnati ut 4 p. ni., Saturday, August titli. By this route step-overs at. New Vorit City, Luko Chuutauqun alul Niugara Falls are allowed on return trip.

For Information call on or address the nearest agent 0. H. & D. or Erie lty., ticket agents.

Unfailing in e(Toots, always reliable, piiro and harmless, Is Simmon's Liver ltegulatoi.

Bowols irregular ana constipated, resulting in Pilos, avoided by taking Simmon's Liver Regulator.

cure constipation, sick headache und dyspepsia Simmon's Liver ltegulator bus no equal.

Damaged goods at money losing prices at Stone Front. L. Bisonor.

—Sweeping reductions in Suuimyr underwear ut Cunningham's. If in uoed of underwear dou't miss this salo

CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements in this column one cent a lino a day, nothing less than ton ccnts eountcd. Cash in advance.

FOR^SALt.

Foil

SA nice, new :»iock ol //eneral merchandise. Address box 12-11. l.lnien lud.

*CN3K' SAMS--Dirt cheap. :i A now phaeton. Impjin* bush avenue.

Feow,SALK-A

OU Hue fresh, lor sale.

FOU

1

WOUKIHJS

oompamtivcl at 50u Wn.

thorouirh-bf'.si .Jersey inqulie at KnsmiUKc'r

& Scawritfht groecrv store.

SATiE—•An o*-en fneel silver wat»-h. Klein move:i.en(. .:heep. Inquire at the Journal olllco

W^NTLD.

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ao«d todo house worklu

small tarnP.v. .Address O. p. Thonuis, Linden, Intl., JioslMl. •Inly t^tive ini'.n tor

Wscctlon.

AN TED-An Salary JT"» t/ iV 0, to loi aliv represent asiii:eossniJi X. V. norutcd to supply drv poods, jev

lull illy

ct'inpany Intror-

-toconsumersat

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WANTKM.—Meu :nnl women

HlfviN,. Ui^r pay. !v work. OuttU free. No "Xpjri »ne.M eeded. i:«tireiH» Whit ney, nur. rym i. stei*, N. V. inayJ-,'m

F03 f:ENl. wo furnished Jrt-el

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j-ooms at -114 julyni

Ti^OH UK'Vr—''j'fie A!m'h1uuu p!:u -1- fersot* slrjM't will be t»»r u«m

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isi jet'.

nt about Auir.

1. ror i:t cu!M!s call on Abriuasu lli'J west Main stioct.

UEYT-r. Vv'arreu has exeidlcut pasuuv for rout on Plum street..

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note ui:d receipts wiilcli Mic ii|

[ilo.ise le:i\ at Tin: Jiifs .vi.oilu.-iv JOSKI'il

black b:iol: contiitnlv.ir my

laundry aceomitji. lluiK'r will pleas,, ivturn to me. (,'I.AHKNCF. I,.

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trold cuir button, --.'t «-!6l)

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stono Si)ini"iv 11i• M• on the stiVM-t.s, I'h lln ler will leave it ut irer's clcvul.ir :i-nl eelve rewunl.

EXCURSION TONING ABA FALLS

And Lake Chautauqua. Only $5,75 Eouud Trip With $1.00 Addition al to Toronto.

On August 19ih tlio old roliablo lii,^ Four routo (C. C. O. & St. L. Ky.) will run ono of their famous low ruto N:agara Falls, Lake Chautauqua, and Toronto excursions, which have dono so much to make their routo popular villi our Jiooplo for years pust. No other liuo in tlio country is ving such careful 'itteution to excursion business or is us ell equipped to satisfactorily conduct -.s tho Big Four rent, and tlio largo bers who ulwayb turn ul and go witu their exoursions oaeli succeeding year shews tho popularity ot the liuo Ofvr all other routes.

Their regular oioursioii agent ivi 1 uocompany tho special exctu-jiou lrain through to tho Falls, looking after every detail and making tho. most favon.l Lo uirangomentn for entertaining tho party whilst there, presenting Die diil'eriut points of interest in the most nttruolnu manner.

Niagara Falls is a natural uttract ion ono never tires of seeing, and the opportunity of crossing Lako Outaria by steamer from Lewistou, visiting Toronto, or making trip down the St. Lawrence river, ot tho slight additional expense, should be improvod.

Stop-over privileges will bo allowed at Lake Chautauqua ou all excursion tickets.

Wo trust ovr'ybody who cun possibly do so will make their arrangements to joi the Big Four excursion August 19.

For full information iu regard to tickets, sioeping-cav accommodations, und all other mutters of interest, cull cn ugents of tho Big Four route.

aiothcr, W'll'o and Daughter, TIIO&.J dull, tired looks and unpleasant feelings speuk volumes. Dr. Kilmer's Fui'ulo ij'jniedy builds up quickly a rim down constitution and brings buck youthful beauty. Price 91. riunphlet fiee. "•liinghuuiton, N. Y. Hold, rccim-mende-.l and Etiaiunteed by Lev fisher

With a record Itko Simmon's Liver u'ator none should be afraid lo use it Tor tlicir liver.

A Scrap of I*a[»i'r Sitvcrt lliu .! Tv. It was just an ordinary scrap of wrapping paper, but it saved Jicr life. She wus in tho lust stages of consumption, told bj' physicians she was ineurablo and could not live only a short time sho weighed less timt sovonty pounds. Oil a piece of wrapping paper she read of Dr. King's Now Discovery, and got sample bottlo it helped her, sue bought a largo bottle, it helped he&inoro, slm IK)uglit another and grow better fast, continued its uso aud grow strong, healthy, rosy, phi tup, weighing Mil pounds. For fuller particnhivs semi stump to W. II. Colo, druggists, Fort Smith. Sold by Nye .v Co.

Hibbard's Uheumatlc Syrtifi cures rheumatism by striking at the seat or the dlseuse and restoring tho kidneys undllvor UJ hoaltliy aotlon. If taken'a sufficient timo to tlioioughly eradicate such poison, It. never falls. For sale and highly recommended by Moftelt, Morgan Co.

WHY WILII YOB cough wimn Khlioh'w Cure will give you immediate ellef t'rice, 10 cents, 50 cents und -il. M.nTo.tt Morgan & Oo.

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