Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 August 1890 — Page 3
Auction Sale
OF
Mason Self-Sealing Jars, Standard Wax-Sealing Jars.
In about 30 days I will remove my stock of goods, and to save handling will sell
Groceries at Cost
You ctn get bargains by call ing. T. L. ftfiTCHELi,, South Plum Street.
BAYLESS
J[s Still In tho—
TransferBusiness
He will answer all calls for trains or otherwise.
1 .cave orders at 120 West Mar ket sti eet
LA VETA
jelly Glasses.
Extra Tops and Rubbers, SealingWax and Wax-Melters, Cheap.
ROSS BROS. 99-Cent Store MUSIC HALL
The Beautiful Operetta,
Given Under the Auspices of the Christian Church,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, August,
TOMn
Desirable
Lots
ON
Saturday, August 30
20 Lots in Warren Davis' New Addition
to Crawforclsvillo on WeatMnin St.
Thoso lots nre rf».\16f» feet aud all front on Mtitn Ntreot. They are the most desirable building lots In tho city, beautifully located, unci are noteutolf from the business} pnrt of the city by tfulHut* or railroad tracks. These lots will be sold at auction. Don't forget the (Into of sale, Saturday, Auguut 30.
TKUMri:—$100 cash, the deferred payments In tMjiitt! «ufnn in 1, and 4 cars, at oor (Viil. Interest, aeeured.
WAttUKN DAVIS, Sit.
CRAWFORDSVILLE
TRANSFER LIKE,
R. C. WALKUP, Prop.
l'aBSongcra and Bampigc toDoiot«, Hotels, or any partof the Cltv. Also iiroprl* ©tor of tho
Bayless Ten-Ceut Hack Line.
Ttio Chcnp Prices will bo maintained and Satisfactory service rendered. LOATOOIIIM at Stablos oil Markot street, or •late at Snodgrass Sc Murphy's.
Telephone No. 47.
A CHANGE
European Hotel,
1142,124, 120 South Green Street,
ScotlSlMta, Proprietor,
Lunoh Counts open till after Midnight
ICE CREAM PARLORS! AoooasIUo by a
separato'oatranoo.
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
A. D. LOFLAND,
Estate, Loan, Insurance.
GOOD NOTES CASHED.
119J East Main Street, with Ezra Vorls
THIS WILL PAY YOU.
For 50 cents, postal note, wo will send, chariies prepaid, 0 packages of extra Hue fragrant Huthlng and Toilet Soap and two beautiful oil paintings will bo hunt free with your order. AJdress, J. Lee, Briilgo street, Williamsport, Pa. oetSS
Diseases of Women
AND SUKOEHY.
Consultation rooms over .Smith's dru^
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South Washington Street, Crnw•ordivlile, Indiana.
I. R. ETTER, M. D.
and
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8RA0FIELD REGULATOR CO. atUNTAQI Soto BYALLDRUeaSXa. Sold by Nve & Co.
Fruit* Cans!
GLASS AND TIN.
Extra Lids and Wax.
Jelly Glasses.Tumblers
I'orcelnlu-Lliied
Preserving Kettles.
AT
THE AIR.
50 0ARS
OK
Boyd Stickney & Co.'s
I ALL SIZKS1
Anthracite Coal.
New River West Virginia Coal,
Tho finest coal In tho markot for
tho grates. Also,
Brazil Block and Minshal Coal,
KOlt SALE liY
G. W. HALL
LAFAYftlTK
Steam Dye Works.
Ladles' and Gents' Garments neatly dyod, cleanod and ropalrod. Ladies' Dresses and Cloaks dyod and cleanod without ripping apart. Work done on short notice.
Work First-Class. Prices Reasonable. All goods sont by express will receive prompt attention. Address,
EMIL MUELLER.
No. -4 Curtis Block, LaFavette, Indiana
Drs.T.J.and Martha E.H. Griffith
""d 213 South Green street. Kosldonco
Mrs. Dr. Griffith gives speci.il attontlont Chronic and Surgical Dlsoose9 of Women, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith, a g-enertU practlco.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Monon Koutc.
Old Sottlers und Soldiers roimlon at Qulncy Thursday, Aug. 14th. The L. jj. A. & C. lty., Monon Rjuto, wiU run a spoclnl train to aceoiumo !at those desirous of attending .this Konnlm at Quinoy leaving Crawford»vilio at ti:40 a. iu., arrive ut Quinoy 8:30 a, 111. K«turning train lea vos Q-'.iuey at 7 1:1., arriving at Grawfordsvillo ut 8:50 p.m. Fate ?1.45 for round trip.
DAILY JOURNAL.
Fill DAT, AUGUST 15, 1890.
THE CITY.
Tlie Weutlier Report.
For Indiana—7 a.m.. rain, warm. Local Temperature. 7 am CO I 2p 4
78J4'
THE JBIG DAY.
Tho Free-For-All Pace llie Feature, in Which Poca Eagle iJakes a Milo in 2:21. Tho big day of tho fair owod a good part of its succoss to tho tlirco or four hundred people from Crawfordsville wlio attended.
TnunsiM.y.
Tho groat excitement of the fair \ra. tho free-for-all pace. Tho raco lay botwoon Pooa Englo ond Irma O. After some timo thoy were placed and givon the go. Everyone soomftul anxious to see Poca Eagle win the raco. Ho took tho lead on tho first turn and kept it all through. Poca Eaglo is owned by Hill ton Gott, of Now Bobs. It soems to lookers on that tho horse is not doing much, but from the timo ho makes he is too swift for bis company, Tho following is the score:
Free-for-all Pace—Purse, ?150. Blue Wing :t a 3 Poca Kaglc 1 1 1 IrmaC 2 a 2
Time, 3:83, 2:23, 2:2l}4. 2:37 T110T—Pi iisE fSO. •loeS 3 5 4 12 Dennis 4 4 r. 4 Olionco 2 Minnie ...1 Western Hoy C, Hoosier boy
1 2 1 it -1 0 5 5 3 3 :i
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Time, 2:3Si, 2:3ti'i'i 2:30, 2 ill's, 11 A i.f-m11.1:1ASII—]•L'llRTI Ilenr.v Whitofoot Paul Bryant
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Time, 53%. Kic-rnc was withdrawn. NOTES. It is said that Judge liritton is thinking of purchasing tho fast pacer Poca Eaglo.
Two more Indianapolis polico woro on tho ground yesterday and to-day. Tho ground was crowded yesterday with sight seeing peoplo from everywhere.
TEE ELE0TEI0 ALARM SYSTEM?
The Last ThiDg Necessary to tho Complete Fire Promotion of Urawfordsville. The Fire Beard met informally at the Mayor's offioe last night to examine the Gamewcll Mectric alarm system. They were all very favorably impressed with its workings as have been- numerous oitizens who have seen it. It consists of a tower striker which will riug the bell in tho tower, a gong and indicator for tho eng'no house, a gong for tho wator works engine room and twelve lire boxos to bo distributed in different parts of the oity. Each box has five keys, each one numbered, to be given to persons living near tho box. Ample communication between tho chief,either at tho engine houso, or at a tiro, and tho water works engineer is afforded so that ho may know whother more or less pressure is needed or whether tho fire is out.
The Fourteenth Reunion.
The Fourteenth Indiana Regiment hold its annual reunion at Yinoennes yesterday. Gen. Nathan Kinball, tho Colonel of the Fourteonth, and Gen. M. D. Manson, of tho Tenth, w.ro pres ent. The President of the Association was ictorruped his address by a most touohing and unexpected episode. General Manson was led upon the rostrua), tnd as soon as General Kimball saw him ho arose and tho two gray lmred men full into each others' arms and wept tears of jojr. Manson lifted Kimball ofl his feet repeatedly, and neither seemed willing to desist in his expression of affootion. Both Generals made speeches •vhioh were enthusiastically and vociferously applauded.
Four Wheelmon.
A. D. Blaok, Fred Davenport, Frank Padgett and A. D. M0K00, four wheelmon of Jacksonville,111., passed through tho city to-day on their way to Niaguia Falls which point they expect to reaoh by August 26 when the league of American Wheelmen meet. Thoy loft Jacksonville last Monday and were greatly retarded by tho Illinois mud. The boys used two Victors ordinary, one Victor safety and one New Mail. One of them became siok by reason of drinking too much water and has been sent to Noblesvillo by rail. Tho Safety mnoliino broke broke down a few miles outside of town.
Old Settlers of the County. Tho twenty-eighth annual meeting of the old settolers of Montgomery. Tippeoanoe and Fountain eountios, will bo_ hold at Mohoriy's Grove, Thursduy, August 28, 1890. All aro cordially invited to bo present. Como with the pleasant romombrances of early pioneer lifo bright in your memory como and live over some of those times of hardships, of trials, and last but not least, tho pleasant little espisodes of the early settling of this oountry. Come, bring your old relics and oujoy a good time.
Will Try It Again.
Miller, Bisohof & Co., although thoy have givon up thoir leaso of tho Robb mineral land in Joplin, Mo., will try it again in tho near future.. Mr. Millor is very sanguine of success in tho now yenturo. Ho also reports that the HooBiors troated him with exceeding kindness while there.
A Probable Witness Against Fettit, Cal. MoGorklo, of Shawnee Mound, is in town to-day. Ho married a siBter of Isaac Moharry and accompanied W, F. Pettit to New York with tho remains of his wife. He will in all probability bo a wituoss in this interesting oaso. ..
THREE KILLED.
A B. & 0. EXUURSI0N WREUKED.
S|eclil
to tho Journal:
TRAIN
Unknown Train Wreckers the Cause of The Accident.
PiTTSnuito, Aug. 15.—A Baltimore Ohio excursion train ljouud for Atlantic Oity was wrecked last night twenty miles from this city. Three mon woro killed. Tho engine is demolished nnd fifteen coaohos went down a twonty foot embankment. The accident is duo to train wreckers, who are unknown.
Anothor Ulub House.
A syndicate has been formed to build another olub house at the Piao Hills. It is composed of Jeff McDonald, Charley Bice, Will Fowler, George Bishop, G. F. Hughes, Will Bonnoll, Will Nash, Goorge Coons, George Robinson and Charloy Gould. Tho ground just opposite the Hour mill and between tho bridge and the dam lius been leased and tho house will le put up uexlSuaimer.
BRIEFS.
—Pears aro on tho market at five oents apiece. —The Postal Telegraph company is putting up tliroo new linos through the oity. -igi —Got ready for tho county fair. It promisos to bo better than ovor this yoar. —MiHS Zotta Kennedy will whistlo a solo to-night at tho Naind Queen just uflor her song in the Gypsy scene. —Eldor Vancloave being absent from town, tho third Sunday mooting for this month at tho Primitive churuh will le omitted. —Tho Women's Auxiliary will hold their regular mooting next Tuesday aftornoon at 3 o'clock.. A full anbndanoe is desired. ... '$ —The Feast of the Assumption of tho Blessed Virgin Mary wascelebaatod at St. Bernard's ohurch this morning at six and nine o'clock. —Weller, the ice oream man, dissolves his business hero next week and leaves for a two months' stay at his old homo in Richmond before his doptirtui for tho far West.
—New studies at Laooy'a for ouo week. Special discount. Torro Hauto water melons from 15to 30 cents each at Joo Taylor's. —For fine cooking apples,go to Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett's. —Free lunch at Johnson's billiard hall No 113 and 115 north Green street, from 9 to 11 a. m. 2 to 0, and 8 to 11 p. m.
THE TRAVELING PUBLIC.
—Ed Voris wad in Frankfort to-day. —M. V. B. Smith was in Hillsbro today. —Walter Sohloppy has returned from Rockville. —Walter Piokott went to Rockville this morning. —Robert Thompson went to Indianapolis today. —Tulla Crabbs has returned from Mansfield, O. —Hubert Wilhito wont to Iudianapolis this morning. —James S. Sellers, of Frankfort, was in the city to day. —M. E. Clodfoltor has gone to Jefl'ersonville- on business. —Mrs. J. R. Coons wont to Indianapolis this afternoon. —Rov. Ed Lone went to Bain bridge this afternoon. —J W. Cumberland returned from Indiauapolis last evening. —W. Y. Jackman has gono to Peru to tako oliarge of a bakery. —Mrs. W. W. Soawright aud son, Lynn, aro visiting at Wesley. —D. P. Heffnor and wife, of Hillsboro, were in the city to-day. —George Allen oame up from Brazil yesterday and returned to-day. —Mrs. Chas. "Wobster, of Marion, is visiting her mother in this city. —Capt. Robert Bryant has gono to Webb City, beyond St, Louis, to visit a sister for a few weeks. —Josoph Milligan has gono to Martinsville to spend a week or so and test the famous medical waters. —James Sidener is vory low at Indianapolis and Mrs. J. R. Coons was oalled there this morning. —Lafayotto Call: Miss Lillian Byrns yesterday entertained Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Anderson, of Crawfordsville. —Mrs. E. G. Cramer and daughter aro down from Lafayette visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Brooks. —Mrs. W. T. Cunningham and children have returned to Indianapolis aooompaniod by Master Clarence Hughes. —Howard Sydnor, Leo Martin and
Helen Martin went to Indianapolis to visit Mrs. Parkhurst, formorly of this oity. gravely run.
C. E. Butler has completed his well, O. E. Butler has added a now coat of paint to his buggy.
Miss Lucinda Johnson is visiting hor sister at Tliorntowon. Elmer Pickeral is improving liis farm by building somo fences.
Mrs. Ella Vangundy has returned from her visit at Cornwall, Ind. Tho old settlers meeting at Sugar Plain drew largely from this placo.
If you want a marriago oeromony said on short notice call on our Squire, John Vonnice.
Misses Mabol Peeble aud Katie Johnson, attended services at Morris sohool house Sunday afternoon.
Nioholson, the pliotographor, aooom panied by Nioholson and Rioo, of your oity, was ut taking pictures in our vioiuity lost week.
Tho Hurtful Iitflnrnec or Mnltlm*.
Few book* have ex miscd tsopnruicions an influence upon thi general development of ivonoinic thought as Malthus' "Essay on tho Principle of Population" exercised for three eonwentive generations. It appeared at th» right time, like all Inxiks which have had any influence at all, and it summed up ideas already current, in the minds of the wealth possessing minority. It was precisely when the ideas of equality and lilierty awakened by the French and American revolutions wort! still permeating the minds of the poor, while the richer classes had tired.of their amateurish excursions into the same domains, that Mai thus came to prove that no equality is pt-aiblo that the poverty "of the many ia a natural law that population grows too rapidly and tho newcomers find 110 room at the feast of nature, and that tho law cannot bo altered by any diange of institutions.
Ho thus gave to tho rich a kind of scientific argument against the ideas of equality and wo know that though all dominion is based upon force, force itsell begins to totter as soon as it is 110 longer supported by a firm belief in its own rightfulness. As to the poorer classes— which always resent tho Influence of ideas circulating at a given time amid tho wealthier classes—it deprived them of the very hojHi of improvement it mado them skeptical as to the promises of tho social reformers aud to this day tho most advanced reformers entertain doubts as to tho possibility of satisfying the needs of nil, in case these needs were snddenly increased by a revolution, and a temporary welfare of tho laborers resulted in asuddenincreasoof population. —Prince ivrapotkin in Forum.
A KicM for the "riickcr."
A new and useful employment has been developed for women which promises rapid development. This is that of professional packer. Tho need of this kind of service is apparent to those who witness movitigs and transportation of household goods, now so much more frequent than formerly, or who see the interior of women's trunks or men's valises. The cost of such helpers would bo more than covered by the security and the absenco of loss, provided the women were trained, competent and faithful. Moving is now a terror from the quantitv of bric-a-brac accumulated, tho pictures and books to be stored or transferred, tho flue fnniituro to bo provided for, the cushions and draperies to bo looked after. Quantities of valuables aro sacrificed simply from want of care and the impossibility of securing efficient, practical aid in such emergencies. Few people lniow how to pack, especially with a view to economy of space aud the con ditionof tho article when it is unpacked. —Housewife.
To Dispel Colds.
The pleasant flavor, gentlo action nnd soothing effects of .Syrup of Figs, when In need of a laxative and If tho fnther or mother bo costive or billions tho most gratifying results follow its ute, so that it Is tlie lest family medic-lno known and every family should havo a bottle.
MACK.
Yen Coleman is back from Chicago. Jim Porter will soon start for Oregon. William Connor has returned from Kansas.
Robert Finch and wife havo returned f.iom Liberty. David Durbin is practicing law before the New Ross courts.
John Fcxworthy has a fine lot of nurs.ry stock at the fair. J. B. Linn will soon purchaso the storo of J. G. Johnson.
Mrs. Micheal Mish is very low with Neuralgia of tho hourt. Frank Linn, of Kausas, lias bought tho farm of Jamos Porter.
Arthur Hnycock has gone to New .Markot to take charge of tho Finch sawmill,
S. M. Freeman, our worthy post mns tor says ho will encloso his feet about tho first of Novc mber.
A wedding near at baud. Daisy MoCluro visited hiuua Sunday. Nellie Edwards is our new barber heie now.
Mrs. Wisehoart is very poorly at this writing. Joel Redenbaugh willleavo for Chicago soon.
Wm. Kiss is tho olovk for Dr. Poterman now. Billie Richard is tho proud father of a bouncing girl.
Reua Luse and Maggio McCluro were iu Crawfordsville Tuesday. Bill Haukins and Bill Hobson aro seen in our town very frcqflcntly.
Mrs. Osie Hankins aud sister Bluuob were the guests of Mrs. Hostotter lioar Whitesville last week.
I think wo have the most respectable girls of any town around hero, and think tho writer of last week's items missed it vory much in tho way lie talkod of thorn. Now when you talk you are talking of your bottois ufler this pleuse keep still and give tho ladies a rest as you havo give: them slang enough.
Ladles lluve Tried it.
A number of my lady customers have tiled "Mother's Friend" and would not bo without It for many times its cost They recommend It to all who aro to become mothers. R.A.PAYNE, Druggist, Greenville, Ala. Write Bradileld Beg. Co., Atlanta, Ga., for particulars. By Nye fc Co.
Damaged goods atmoney losiugprices at Stone Front. L. BISOHOF,
Vandmla Kxeurslons.
Tho Vandaha will soil excursion tickots as below: To St. Joseph, Mo., and roturn, ouo faro' fo- tho round trip, August 24tli to 26tli. Good to return including Sept. 1st on account of Sons of Veterans.
Itookvillo and roturn SI,20 tho round trip August 18th to 22d on account of tho Parko county fair.
Frankfort and return Aug. 25tli to 29th on account- of Clinton oounty fair. Darlington and roturn 35c, August 28th and 29th on account of family reunion.
Torre Haute and return §2.15 Aug. 25th to 29th, account Vigo county fair. To Lako Maxinknckoo and return, AuguSt 17th, 24th and 31st 82. For further information call at Brown's drug store, or Vandalio depot.
Children
b*v &r
Pitcher's Castorib
To Cure Heurt Disease
Uso "Dr. Kilmer's Ocoan-Wced Heart Remedy.' It regulates, corrects and relieves the most distressing cases. Price SO cents and $1. Pamphlet free. Binghampton, N. Y. Sold, recommended and guaranteed by Lew Fisher.
Wednesday, Sept. 10.
lm^hrtvd Draft Horses.'-' (iuNoru! l'ui-poso Horses. Tlioroutfhlircti Cattle. Ktulllon Trott, Purse, $'J00. Kunnlnjr llaee, Puree, f'J00.
nmran«J,u-,lf.H?n
Best on 3±3e rtli!
Great Crawfordsville Fair!
SeDtember 8,9, lO, 11,12.
PROGRAMME
Thursday, Sept. II. Mlfht HtirneHs llorsos. l»HlMter und Saddle Horses, Thoroughbred Heef Jhiltle. Open to the World, Purse #:)50 TroMIujr Jtaeo, Purse, #250. Itueinfr Uaee, Purse, I.'JOO. Uunnlng ttnee. Purse, 9100,
J,n(l
I?!1 pK-'hulc.luinp each day nt 2 o'clock «.
Hill. pecuil huiMate train* ill be run on tiio Motion railroad from liinn nnodlute lime of tra
r. I.. SN VDKIt, Secretin
9,500 in CASH
For Premiums and Races at the Vigo Fair.
Indiana Breeders' Association and Terre Haute Fair jointly pay $4,500 for the Races.
101 nominations to Trotting and Pacing Stakes, 17 interesting Races programmed for tlie Vigo Fair.
Grand Fine Art Hall Open to the World!
Agricultural Hall and Live Stock Rings Open to the World. $."'See attractive Cash and S]ccial Premiums.
Liberal Premiums to Hogs and Sheep.
EXPERT JUDGES EVERYWHERE.
Horse Rings—Open to the World.
$125 for best Light Harness or Roadster Stallion
Showing Colts under 2.
GRAND POULTRY SHOW. Special Railroad Trainst^
I I I I I I A Hound trli, j'i.lo, lor Aujr. a 8 and ']?».
For Premium Lists, Stalls and Space address
Buttle iron ml Cum Meeting.
Tho L. N. A. .V O. lty., Mononllouto, will run special trains Sundays August 3rd, 10th aud 17th, leaving Crawfordsville at 8:2fi a. m., arriving at Battle Ground at 9:15 a. m., returning leave Battle Ground at 0:40 p. m. Faro 81.05 for the round trip,
Cuini) Meeting ut Battle Ground. Come to tho Battle Ground Camp Meetlug whoro a raro musical, spiritual and intellectual feast is offerod each day of tho session, July 31st to August 18th, inclusive. JVo assure you of groator attractions in oratory than have boforo greoted you at this wonderful resoit Thousands have visited it during campaign Issues, and with its historical associations, the famous Tippecanoe Battle Field Site, you cannot fall to enjoy this great occasion. Tho lowiates offered by tho "Monon" and the fine hotel accommodations that grace these beautiful grounds, will afford you tho recreation you so much noed, on reasonable terms. In connection with this session, tho Monon will also run Spoclal Sunday trains August :trd,10tli and 17th botwoen
Michigan City, Bloominglou and Battle Ground. For special rates, tickets and other Information, apply to any agent of tho Monon Route.
Mother, Wife and Daughter, Those dull, tired looks and unpleasant fo-:llnga speak volumes. Dr. Kilmer's Feu'alo Remedy builds up quickly a run down constitution and brings back youthful beauty. Price $1, Pumphlet froo. Blnghamton, N. Y. Sold, recommended and guaranteed by Low Fisher
—Light weight ooals and vests reduced to actual oost at Cunningham's. Don't fail to attend this groat clou ranee eale.
C. C. OAKEY, Sec.
H.J. Watson, Agent.
A Siifo Investment.
Is one which Is guaranteed to bring yon satisfactory rosults, or In cuso of failure a return ol purclmso prico. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. King's Now Discovery for consumption. It Is guaranteed to bring relief In evorv case, when used for any affection of the throat, lungs or chest, such as consumption, inllamation of lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whooping cough, oroup, etc,, etc. It Is pleasant ond agreeable to taste, perieetly safe, and can always bo depended upon. Trial bottles freo at Nye fc Go's, (bugstore.
Friday, Sept. 12.
Sweepluke* on Horses. Pwecpstuke* on Cattle. Grand Procession ot Premium
Stock at 1 o'clock p. m. Trolling Hacc. Purse PaeiiiK Knee, Purse, §'2."»0. Consolation mice, Puio $-100.
..... Professor Hob
,i ... tho Mouon railroad from Hlooinlniflon and'ill ir». 'in I
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As good citizens go to /our fair! As good neighbors come to our fair!
Friday, September 10, 11, imri 12.1 S!(. I'm-
E E A E AUGUST 25-29.
JOHN DAVIS, President,
A Little N ovelty.
$25 cash for prettiest cabinet photo of child born since January 1st, 18S7 $10 silver cup, 2nd choice $2, 3rd $1 for4th. Entry fee 10 cents and 2 cents for return. Mail pictures to arrive by August 25111.
lerre Haute, Ind.
CHEAP COLUMN.
Advertisements in tins column one cent a line a day, nothing less tlian ton cents counted. Uasli in advance.
FOR SALL.
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SA l.K—A nice, now stock of L'cncrul meruliumllsc. Address box 2-11, Mmk-n,
Ind. iiuk'S
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BALK—Dirt elicap. a new phaeton.. Inquire ut bosli uvenuo.
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bAI.E—An open fuccd silver witch. Elgin movement, cheep. Inquire ut the Journal oltieo.
WANTED.
WANTED—A
Wsection.
Kocd tflrltodo house work In
small family. Address O.
Linden, Ind., Dox241.
]. Thomu*, July as.
active man lor euel
ANTKD—An section. Salary
Salary t7fi to 1100, to local!•
represent a Buccossfull N. Y. company Incur•mriitcd to supply dry goods, clothliiK shoes, Jewelry, etc., to consumers ut cost. Also a lady of tact, salary t40 to enroll ineaibers(H0.0U0 now enrolled, 110,000 paid In). Jteferences exchanged. Empire Co-operative Association icrodltwoll ratodj. Lock llox 010. N. Y,
WANTED.—Men and women
OKOuts. Biff pay. Steady work. Ont.fi free. No oxporlouoe ncoded. J. Kukcuo Wlilt noy, nurseryman, Rochester. N. Y. muy'i'Jn.
FOR RENT.
TjHJltHENT.—C. Warren hits excellent cow J. pasture for rout on l'lum street,
LOST.
LOST:—A
pockct book contnlnhiK a lot of
notes anil receipts which the please leave at The Jouu.nai.office
finder will
JOHEl'll I'ATTO.V.
gold en IT button, set with irold stonu somewhere on tho utrects, 1'hc llnJor will leuvo It at Darter's clevutor uud roeel vo rowurd.
MISCELLANEOUS. tn your supply of-' Hlnford.ou houth
is tho time to iuy winter ooal und Joseph
Wiushloffton street. Is the man to order It of.
DR. C. E. RANKIN,
(Successor to Montaguo & llnnkinj Spoclal attention given to the removal of Cancers, tapo-worins, hemorrhoids. Ofllceover tlieCoruei'nook Store: residence at Diivo Lvo's. 313 Knsl PJkc .C.