Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 29 August 1890 — Page 3

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

R. C. WALKUP, Prop.

Fiiaaonircri and RuirKaw to DoiKits, Hotels, or any parlor tliodty.. Alsoproprl

ctor of ilie

JJaylesa

Jelly Glasses.

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

ROSS BEOS. 99-Cent Store

LA VETA

iuropean Hotel,

l'J4, lao South Clrocn Street,

MwltBtMle, fraiirlotor.

Lunoh ount« open till after Midnight ICE CREAM PARLORS AooosalMo by a Bepurutoicntxancc.

Sunday Dinners a Specialty.

UPHOLSTERING

—MATTUESSES-

FURNITUBE Repaired and Packed for Shipment. GEORGE R. RICE, Joel Block, 112 West i'iko Street. Out-ut-town work solicited.

CRAWFORDSVILLE

TRANSFER LINE,

Ten-Cent Hack Line.

Tho ChoHp Friecfl will te maintained and Satisfactory scrvlw rendered. fLoavocalli

HUUI

Stables on Market btrect, or

at Snodjrnuui & Murphy'a.

Telephone No. 47.

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

0(Bl£»ldonoo

118 South Green street,

'ilra. Dr. QrlfBtii gives special attentlont Obronlo

and

Surgical Diseases of

Woman, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith,

genaral practloe.

CONSULTATION FBKB.

TIME TABLEb.

N A & C.

VANDALU.

HORTH

SOUTH

R» 4—Mall 1 4!iam No 8—Mall.... 1.4Hpm Uoal Freight. 2:50pm aouTHMo 3—Mall 1:20am No 6—11*11 1:42pm LocklFrelcht...9:05am

Express 9:45am Mall 5:1 Hpi Acoom 12:00

NOKTH

Mall 8:13am Rxprcea 6:15pm Aooom 12:00 N

0.. 1. & W.

BAYLESS

la Still In the-

TransferBusiness

He will answer all calls for

trains 01 otherwise.

I .cave orders at 120 West Mar

ket sheet

I.AKAVKTTI!

Steam Dye Works.

Ij&dles' and Gents' Garments neatly dyod, cleanod and repaired. Ladles' Dresses and Cloaks dyed and eleaned without ripping apart. Work done on short notice.

Work First-Class. Prices Reasonable All goods sent by express will roceive prompt attention. Address,

EMILMUELLER.

No. 4 Curtis Block, Lafavette, Indian

SO CARS ov

Boyd Stickney & Co.'s

I ALL S1ZKS]

Anthracite Coal.

Mew River West Virginia Coal,

Tho flneet ooal In the markot for

Uie grates. Also,

Brazil Block and Minshal Coal,

VOR SALE I)Y

G. W HALL

Auction Sale

Desirable

Tom

IS*

VAFLT

No 1—Mall 0:20 amlNo 2—Mall, ..5:00pm No3—Mall(d).12:.'i5am No4— Mall(d)...l:5rmm No5—Mall..d.... 1 :S4pmlNo 0—Mall 1:20pm

7—BVDNM ,6:45pm No 8—KT«mm.R:filani

Lots

Saturday, August 30

30 Lota In Warren Davis' New Addition

to Crawfordsville on Weet Mo In St.

lliesolotKuro55x185feet mid all front on *utreot. They aru tliu most ilt-sii-.ilile •ulldlnvlota In tlio city, licuutiriilly luciilod, ana aro ootciitofl! from tho

the oity hy

buHlnf-ss purL of

BUIIIOB

or mllnmil trucks. These

lota will bp Mild at auction. Don't forget the of emlo.Haturduy, AlltfUHt 30. rRHM8:r-fl00 ousn. Itio doforrod payments ta equal auniB

In 1, a, :i and 4 ours, ut ucr

•ol Interest, aoourod. WAUltKN DAVI3, SU.

Diseases of Women

AND BUKGE11Y.

Consultation rooms oyer Smith'* drun South WMWnj{ton gtreet

lardavlUe, Indiana.

LESSENS PAIM cis"TD LIFE n* DiminishesBf5£i7r--

BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. ATLANTA^

Craw.

I. R. ETTER, M. D.

SOLO a ALL DRUGGlSra.

Eold by Nye 1,0.

Railroad Racket.

MICHIGAN CITY KXCUKSIOX.

B'K

til

Main Line Kxcurslon Over Monon Line, August HO.

Tlio grandest excursion of the season will bo run over tho L. N. A. it O. road to Michigan City and Luke Michigan on Saturday, August 30th. Tho train will leave Crawfordsvillo at G:37 a. in., and will arrive at Miohigan Oity at 11:35 a. m., giving excursionists about eight hours in Indiana's lake port and harljor oity. Plenty of timo to visit tho many points ol interest and take a steamboat rido on old Lake Michigan. Miohigan City is Iudiaua's groatest railway and lako excursion center, and uearly 200,000 excursionists visit the port every season. Among the attractions tho city offers excursionists, are:

A day's enjoyment of pure, bruoing, fresh lake air. A view of tho biggest lumber markot on tho lakes lumber yards extending nearly two miles along tho harbor—u sight to behold.

Delightful steamboat rides upon tlio largest of tho inland lakes. A ploaturo no one should miss.

A view from "Old Hoosicr Slide," tho largest and most famous sand mountain in the United States, from tho summit of which a visitor cau soo for *20 miles out upon tho lako and 10 miles inlund.

A visit to tho now U. S. life saving station, croc tod last season, worth going to see.

A visit to tho Stato penitentiary with its 900 convicts and great manufactories —to see which, is alone worth the trip.

Tho finest hurlxrr on Lake Michigan with schooners, sailboats, steam, barges, passougor boats and other lake vessels plying her waters.

Many other attractions, too numerous to mention, will more than pay you to tako advantage of tho low excursion rate, and visit tho Harbor City.

The faro for the round trij) will be from Crawfordsville, §1.00. This faro not only inchuloa railwa* passage, but, also, giw« the visitor a delightful ride on tho pleasure steamer, Belle, and a trip to view a special exhibition of submarine diving, the divor in his diving boll, descending to tho depths of tho lako provided especially for tlio oxoursionists on this train, ltaces to the top of Hoosier Slide, for six prizes, open to all excursionists, will be a groat feature of tho nay.

Lay aside your business cares for one day and onjoy a litlle recreation. It will bo tho bi ggost excursion with the greatest attractions of the souson. Soo posters and time cards.

UIB 4 ICxi'iirslons.

For Labor day, excursion tickots will bo sold to Indianapolis at one faro for the round trip, for train leaving Crawfordsville at 7:52 a. m., Sept. 1st, good returning Sept. 2d.

Yandulln Katen.

Frankfort and roturn Aug. 25th to 29th on account of Clinton county fair, SI round trip.

Darlington and roturn .'15c, August 28th and 29th on account of family reunion. Good returning till Sept. 2. §0.35 round-trip to St. Louis Exposition, on Sept. -1.

To Lake Maxinkuckeo nad return, August 17th, 24th and 31st §2. For further information call at Rrown's drug storo, or Vandal in dopot.

To the Shades.

Bound trip via Yandoliato thoShados $1.10, whioh inoludes hack faro. Tickets good to roturn 30 days.

J. O. HuToniNSOji, agont.

Wabash College.

Next term begins September 10. Porsons desirous of boarding students or renting rooms will ploasu givo tho num bor of thoir residence and street to A, Thomson, Treasurer, room No. 7, Fishoi building, corner of Main anil Greet streets. —Soo Jamos Kolloy's stock of boots aud shoes luiforo you buy. Successor to Somorvillo Bros. —Joo Taylor has just roturnod from Fountain county whore he bought sovoral peach orchurds. They will oom nonce to arrive Wedntsday, also grapes for j.-.lly. Very cheap.

—Barnhart is an old boot and shoo tniiu and ho thinks Kelloy'a stock of boots and shoes areA No. 1. —Wo will bo pieusod to show you the lnrso selection of friendship rings, in gold and silver, just received. Cull and soo them at 2C7, east Main street,

U. L. ROST.

Fruit j'ttf, fruit CHIP, extra topB, jabbers and etc. at 99c, storo.

—Jnmos Kelloy defies competition. Best booti and shoes for tho least money. —Swooping reductions in Summer undorwour at Cunningham's. If in uoed of underwear dou't inins this sale

OATAimil CPKED, health and swoot breath seeurod by Shlloh's Catarrh remedy. Prlco 60c. Nasal Injector free. For sale by MolTett, Morgan Jk Co,

11AITY 11KCOVE11Y. Then is nothing 1 uow rnjov that 1 do not owe tohaving used |)r. David K«nncdv's Fa\orlto Remedy, of ItotiduuU N. V., at' atline •when 1 us .sutlciuii.' all thatahumun hclui? could emlurc. My troubles hc*mu In my kidncys, I rout which I never exacted to recover, My physicians said 1 had

B&IGHT'S DISEASE.

I.nter I

hud a hud attack ol tiravcl. J?lx

N«W

OTHERS FRIEND"

VCUIN

a^o hist .1 tint*—how well I renumber that duv I

Dr. Kennedys Favorite Hcmcdy ad

vertise! Inourpaper. Alteruslnir three liottl»sl\vn well. I have never had ii h'luniol thedl-ease, and though I am over sl.xty years ol ajrc lam viirorou* and strong, as! w*as In niy prime. What physicians and the many reinedh's 1 hud taken could not do Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Kemedv did It stayed the tils* ••ae and made me a well woman.

US. KM 1 LI N E I\ MIZNE It,

IIUTK

Hill,Ohio.

Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy,

Prcpar(*l hy

])r. David Kennedy, Kondout New York,

per bottle. Six for $5. Ilj all druifglstH.

DAILY JOURNAL.

FIUDAY, AUGUST 29, lKilO.

THE _CITY.

Tlio Weather Report.

For Indiana—7 am.. ruin, warmer. Local Temperature. 7 am. 00 1 2 ii

In the Near Future.

m.,

WOXDAY—At Music liall, 8 Miss Annio Burton. FMDAY—At tho MothodiBt church, 8 p. in., organ concert, by Louis Folk.

The Organ Oonoert.

Tho following is the programme of of the concort at tho Methodist church Friday evening by Louis Falk, orgauist and MisB Kato Hammond, oontralto:

PAItT I.

Organ—OfTertoir in Batisto Organ—Variations on an Amorioan Air Flagler. Vocal—The Bottsr Laud Cowen Organ a—Tocatta Dubois b—Meditation Lomaigio Organ—Overture—Wm. Tell... Kossiui 1\AHT II. Organ—Fantasio on Faust Gounod a—Spring Song Mendlessoiiu b—Sereniulo Guilmont Vocal—Garden of tlio Sleep.... DuLaru Organ—Fantasio Bohrems Organ—Life on tho Ocean (descrip tivo) Falk

SYNOPSIS—Departure of Ship—Scene on Board—Sailors Chorus—Tho Fidier, tho Bagpiper—Evening Twilight— liippling Waves—Song oi tho Boats wain—Booked in tho Cradle of tho Deep—Distant Thunder—Storm Approaching—Strikes the Ship—Confusion Prayer Storm Beoedes—Tho Orow Give Thanks for Preservation.

Two Lectures.

bolast

Two lecture have been delivered foro the Teachers' Institute, ono night and one this morning, that were in every sense admirable. Prof. Mott, of Dublin, last evoning entertained his audience with an address on "Dante and his Divina Commodia." After giving a sketch of tho groat poet's birth and lifo ho gavo his conception of that most wonderful poem, in which a vision is depicted and tho poet is oonduotel ilrst by Virgil, tho ^representative of human reason .through hell and purgatory and then by Beatrice, tho representative of revelation and dually by St, Bernard, through tho several heavons, where ho boholds the triuno God. Prof.

Haywood, of Attica, to-day gavo an address which was full of patriotism on Amorioanism and the Public Schools Both lectures should havo been hoard, not onlv by all tho teachers, but by every liody.

The Institute.

Tho programme yesterday afternoon deviated from tho schedule considerably aud as Prof. Coulter was unable to be present, Prof. Hurwood lectured on Botany. Mott gavo lecture.) on Reading and Goography. In tho evening a fair audience assembled to hoar Prof. Mott lecture on "Danto's Inferno." The lecture was almost startling.

This morning Harwood gavo a lecture on Botany again and was followed by a double barrelod lecture by Mott on

Geography and History." Harwood thon gave his oloquont leoturo on "Americanism in tho Publio Schools Tho institute closes this afternoon and to-morrow tho monthly examination ooours when a largo numbor will try thoir luok.

Old Settlors Meeting.

Quito a number of Crawfordsvillianp, including candidates, made a trip to Meharry's Grove yesterday to attend tho annual old settlers' meeting, largo orowd was present, the attendance being 0,000 in spito of tho busy season. A number of lino speochos wore made and Miss Florence Gormloy, of Lai'nyottc, favored tho assouibly witli a doc la miition. Uncle John Gains and David Meharry gavo an exhibition of wheat threshing with llails. A largo numbor of curious rolioa woro also exhibited All prosont report a royal good timo.

The New Hen Hur.

A number of persons havo Rolicitod Messrs. Cox & Clark, proprietors of tho uow Bon Hur tabloaux, to givo a rendition in this oity. Arrangomonts aro now being perfected for tho samo and it will probibly bo given hero in tho noar future. It roijuiros 115 pooplo to present it, and undor tho now managomeut tho curtain falls only once or twice, a continual array of dazzling ssenes being presented. Tho soonory aud cos'.umos oro said to be suporb.

The Organ Concert.

Do not miss tho opportunity of hearing Louis Falk, tho professional organist in the concert at tho M. E. church to night. Ho will test tho new pipe organ and show what musio can bo brought out of it in his descriptive piooe, "Lifo on tho Oooan." Tickets can bo had at tho door.

The Cheapest and Ucst.

If you are thinking of buying a suit you onu do no bettor than to Colinan a trial.

Cnlman, Column lie Is tho limn, If ho call'I lit you nobody oun,

OUR NEW SUPERINTENDENT,

fall

givo

Who Ho Is, What Ho

and Where Ho

Hails From.

Tlio Sohool Board this morning elected I. M. Wellington, of Muskegon, Mioli., as superintendent cf our publio sohools at a salary of $1,500 a year. Mr. Wellington arrived yesterday and will immediately rouiovo hero with his family. Mr. Wellington was born on a farm near Boston, Mass., and is a solfmndo man. Apprenticed to tho carpenter's trr-Je.he by hard labor saved enough money to prepare himself for Dartmouth college and pursued his course through that institution by teaching and other labors. Ho was oleotod Tutor in that oollego immediately after graduation in 1858, and has since boon oallod to tho following plaoos, his applicatioa for the Crawfordsville schools being tho first application ho over made: principal of the Fryburg, Maine, academy principal of the Elmira, N. Y., academy superintendent of the Port Jervis, N. Y., schools principal of tho Dotroit high sohool principal of Michigan military academy and superintendent of the Muskegon, Mioh., sohools. Tim latter position ho has hold for 10 years at a salary of §2,000, resigning last year on account of his daughter's health. Prof. Wellington is author of works on Syntax and Geometry, putting tho lattjr work into tyie himself, being a praotical printer. He has boon a professional teacher for 25 years and has everywhere mot with tho most flattering success. The schools of Muskegon enroll 102 teachers and have woudforfully improvod under his management. His rcferenoes are of tho highest and his list embraces the names of tho most omiuent oollego professors in the country. Prof. Wellington is 57 yoars of age and in vigorous health. Ho is a Uopublioan in politics and is a member o^ tho Congregational clmroh. IliB wife died in tho Spring of '89 ond his family oonsists of ono daughter and two sous, ono of whom will not como as ho is ongaged in a chemical ^boratory in Miohigan. Tho school is to bo congratulated upon tho UPPy selooti on whioh croumstances permitted them to make, and wo bospoak for Mr. Wolliug ton a most hoarty weloome from our people.

TOWN TOPICS.

—Go to the M. E. ohu roh for a feast of good musio to-night. —Mrs. Mary Grillith, tho widow of Goorgo A. Grillith has been granted a pension.

A telephone was to-day placed in tho Soott Darter ware houso on south Grant avenue. —For a full account of the Detnocratio Stato oonvention tun: to tho first pago of TIIE JOURNAL. —Louis Falk, ono of tho best pipe organists in tho United States,nt tho M. E. ohuroh to-night. —Miss Kate S. Hammond, of Greencastlo, will assist Louis Falk in tho organ recital to-night. —If only to assist in the organ fund go to tho M. E. church to-night, and there you will do some good. —Tho soldiers of Fountain county aro to have a four days' reunion at Covington some timo in Ootober. —Tho M. E. church orgnn, will com

X^eto with any instrument of ilssi/.o in oar neighboring citios. Go and hoar it —Our citizons should foel proud of tho organ that has boon placed in tho M. E. church, if it is what tho Moline company represents it to bo. —Lebanon Patriot: Word has boon received in this oity of tho marriage of Clido Gerard, of Tribuno, Kansas, to a young lady of that city a few weeks ago, —Lebanon Piouoer: The Now Ross Fair Association through T. F. Itonk, 6ecrotaiy, aud Charlie Young, assistant, paid off their premiums in full at this placo yesterday. —Frank Burgoss, Wm. Burgoss and Lydia A. Martin have been grunted pensions and havo received ?393, 8593 aud 8729 respectively. T'liey "jcured through D. S. Doualdsor, Pension Claim Agent at Tetre Hauto. —Lebanon Patriot: Tho Crawfordsville Review is "fornenst" raising 8100 000 for natural gas. Says put tho money in manufacturing enterprises that will add to tho population of tho town. Bah! —There will bo proaohing at the Primitive Baptist ohurch to-night, on Saturday at 2 p.m., and night, and Sunday morning and night. Proaching by Elders Nowols and Oliphant. On

Monday night Elder Ourry, of Ky, will preao'i. —Mrs. Gon. Low Wallace's papor on

Leprosy in the East," whioh was published in the Sunday Sohool Times, to bo incorporated iu report of tho Smithsonian Institution on the prog ross of Oriental Scienco in America luring tho year 1889.

Entertained.

Last oveuiug from 8:30 to tlio woo small hours, Miss Luolla Williams on tortaiiuHl her friends in honor of P. Clark. A delightful evening was posso by all. The following is tho list of guests: Misses Bonnell, Wallaoo, Dillman 2, Guthrie 2, Wasson 2, Wilkinson, Winters, Wahl, Wilhito, Clark 2, Thatchor, Nicely, Brown, MoClain, Carr, Burns, Riohmond, Birch, Duckworth, Hostottor, Henry, Harlan and

Messrs. Layne, Cox, Willis, Wilson, Konstanzer, Brockman, Connard, Billman, Hills, Williams, Brower, VoriB, Douglas, Cook, Sargent, Grillith.

To Dispel Colds.

The pleasant flavor, gontle action nnd soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when In need of a laxative anil If the fathor or mother be costlvo or billions tho most gratifying results follow lte use, so that It Is the best family medlclno known and evory family should have a bottle.

GOING AND COMING.

N. S. Joslin was in tho eity to-diiy. —John Woidlo is able to bo out again. —Mrs. Lizzie Morrison is in Attic. —Miss Bsllo Hall is visiting in Lafayto. —C. M. Travis was in Indianapolis to-day. —Mrs. Mary Myers is roported much hotter, —Miss Nanuio Harris is visiting in Ladoga. —John S. Brown spent tho day in Frankfort. —Miss Myrtle Griest is homo from Now York. —Dr. Leech, of Judson, was in tho oity to-day. —A. B. Anderson went to LaFayotto this morning. —Col. John Loo has returned from Indianapolis. —Mrs. W. C. Carr has roturnod from Indianapolis. 'VP —Louis Falk arrr bd from Chicago this aft rnoon,

Frod Shoetz wont to Sholbyville this afternoon. Albert Miller attendod tho Frankfort fair to-day. —Albert Baker, of Indianapolis, was in tho oity to day. —Mrs. Harmon Marsh went to Chiongo this afternoon. —Miss Jennie Cade lias roturnod to her home iu this city. —Mrs. Joseph Collins is quite ill with typhoid fever. —J. W. Hoaly, of Indianapolis, was iu tho city to-day.

W. W. Ewing attended tho Teno Haute fair yesterday. —Prof. I. M. Wellington returned to Muskegon, Mioh., tc-day.

Frank Colpoyos, of Chicago, is tho guest of Dano Kostanzor. —Ilio 1 Nelson is exhibiting his cresting nt Frankfort to-day. —Mrs. W. M. Smock returned to Indianapolis this morning. —H. H. Dochtorman returned to Covington this morning.

W. T. Brush transacted logal business in LaFayotto to-day. —P. S. Kennedy and S. C. lvounedy woro in Indianapolis to-day. —Dr. Keegan attended to a patient in Champaign, 111., to-day. •W. D. Jaoocks and family, of Cin oinnati, are visiting in the city. -Mrs. W. A. Bodol, of Lafayette, i3 visitiug her parents in this city. —Prof. Lorono Watson dopartod for Jacksonville, 111., this morning. -Misses Nollio Brown and Bortie Krout went to Chicago to-day. —Mrs, W. E. Nicholson has roturned from a visit iu Carthage, N. Y. —Mrs. Wm. HefTornan and children are visiting in Champaign, 111. -Mrs. Eva Htnry roturned to homo in Anderson this morning. -Starling Carver has gone to

her

St,

Louis to visit a sister who is sick, —Mrs Tillie LaFevro arrived in the oity last night from Hot Springs, Ark. —Will White has returned from War0 iw where he attended a convention of stenographers. —Miss Jennio Reilly.of Philadelphia, who has been the guest of Fathor Diunen, has roturnod home. -Miss Bolle Hirst, who has 1 euu vhitiug the family of Jacob Joel, ro turned to ifayotto to day, -Mrs. Jamos Wilson and granddaughter Bessie, of Spokane Falls, arrived from Indianapolis yesterday. -Misses Lora Ewing, Ina

CODUS

-nd

Jonnio Mahorney attended tho Harshbargor rounion near Ladoga yesterday. —Miss Lulu Symines has loft for Pittsbuig, Kansas, whore she will be assistant principal iu tho city schools. —Miss Julia Soaman, of Now Markot, who has been tho guest of C. M. Scott, roturnod this morning accompanied by Miss Totie Scott. -J. M. Hoso, Postal Clerk on the Monon, who has boon housed for tho last two weeks with typhoid malaria, ia able to be around again.

LETTER TR0M PROF. DUNN.

He Has Invested In a Furniture Foctory at Alton. In answer to a lotter of inquiry Prof. T. H. Dunn makos tho following IOsponso to THE JOURNAL in regard to h's future place of rosidonoo and bnainoss:

ALTON, IND., Aug., 27,1890.

To The Journul:

I reply with pleasure to your letU of inquiry of tho 23d inst. I oaino from Crawfordsville to Alton to spend my Summor vacation as usual, having no kuowledgo of a proposition which was awaiting my coming. On arriviug here, a manufacturing firm whioh runs a large saw mill in oonneotion with their other work, proposed tho establishment of a furniture faotory, offering mo a partnership. I was anxiouB to notify tho Crawfordsville school board as early as I could in case of aooopting tho offer, and so 1 decided as soon as seemed to mo to be possible and promptljTitondered my resignation. Oar machinery is now in and the fao tory is running sotisfuctorily to all oonoonoornod. We aro working undor tho superintendence of an oxporionoed furniture man, formerly superintendent of tho extensive faotory of tlio Kontuoky Furnituro Company, of Louisvillo. I like tlio work very muoh. 1 liked tho work I resigned, but made tho ohango beoauso I was satisfied it would bo to my interest financially to do BO. 1 sen 1 kindest regards to Crawfordsvillo friends. Especially do I send regards to tho faithful teachers, with whom my rotations were always so ploasant. I tako this opportunity to thank THE

JOUHNAL for many oourtesies during mv oight years in C., and also to say that iu rosigning, 1 did only what I understand any teacher hns a rijgbt to do by giving two wooks' notice.

Yours very truly, T. H. DUNN,

Life Insurance folioy Paid. W. S, Buck,bpeoial agent of tho Equi tablo Lifo Insurance Oompany, of Now York, was iu the city to-day to dolivor to Mrs. Esther D. Jool tho oompany'» chock for 86,000, boiug tho amount of policy oarriod by her lote husband, Epliraim Jool.

you some of the hundreds of Darg-ains we have yet to offer you..

We will pack up our stock the iasl ot next week

and you will not have anothei such an

opportunity to buy goods at cost prices.

We have a full stock of

Ladies' a,nci OliilcLr eri's

Winter Underwear and Wool Hose,

Blankets, Cloaks and Flannels.

Tboy Are Coming.

Ed Martin aud John Phillips aro in Waveland this week. lira. Francis Reid returned homo from Tirro Haute yesterdny where sho has boon visiting her sister.

Sunday will be rally day at tho A. M. E. church. Sorvices will bo held in the old Opera Houso. Tho rally is to bo for the benefit of tho new ohurch fuud.

Tho artiolo which appeared some timo since stating that tho contract for building tho now A. M. E. ohurch was let to Davo Diviuo is a mistake. Tho contract has been awarded to Eph Grillith jr.SI,800. Tho building is to be completed by tho first of November. Ono of tho features in the now church will bo the pews, whioh will bo rented and will havo a tendouoy to help tho financial affairs of tho ohurch to a certain degree.

—Go to tho recital and hoar "Lifo on tho Ocean." desoriptivo, by Falk. That alcne is worth moro than tho admission foo. iMACHj.

Farmers aro sowing wheat. Moctiug at tho Christian ohurch next Sunday.

Jamos Porter will move to Oregon in September. John Perry is hauling lumber for his uow dwelling.

Emmet Finch is hauling log I for M. It. Hayoock. R. Finch has oponod up a gravol pit on the Crano placo.

Clover socd is making an aveiago of 2 4-13 bushels per acre. Tho party ul Emmet Finch's last Tuesday night was a success.

Jasper Foust and family wore tho guosts cf J. Finoh Friday night, Hannibal Finoh and Bruce Morris attended tho Lebanon fair last week.

Arthur Hayoock has sold his saw mill to Frank Armstrong. Arthur will move to New Markot in tho near futuro.

Willie Pock was in Maco Monday. Mrs. Peterson is very jioorly at this writing

B. T. Linn is doing some briok work for Sam Pock. Miss Bcllo San ford roturnod from Lebanon last woek.

Eunniettc Dioo is tho proud father of a nino pound boy. Mr. aud Mrs. Shophard aro both vory poorly at this writing.

Preaching at the Chris ian ohurch Sunday by Rev. Jackman. Frank Armstrong has bought tho saw mill of Arthur Hnyoook.

Miss Minnio Iiedenbaugh has been visiting relatives in Boon county. Aliss May Shannon, of Shannondalo, was tho guest of Miss Mollie Freeman last Suuaay.

Miss Renn Linn and Miss Mnggio McCltiro, was tho guest of Mrs. lilaudiu Peterson at Linnsburg last Wondesday.

WJ thought that tho young men ot our town hail moro respect for themselves aud their parents than to stay outside of tho church aud misbehave as they did hist Saturday night at the S. S. entertainment.

Fine Stock of Dress Goods.

This is the last call and you should not miss the opportunity.

A S E & O

S[H?aking of amusomonts, how many people aro tlioro in this city who have had tho ploasuro of seeing tho elegant oomedy, ontitlod "Dad's Girl," written by tho eminent author, E. J. Swartz, for tho charming comodienno, Miss Annio Burton. T'hcso who havo not, as well as thoso who havo, will lo given an opportunity of seeing this play next Monday ovoning, Sept. 1st, at Musio Hall with tho abovo charming actress in the title role, and an adequate company supporting her. Many oommonts similar to following havo beon extended them:

I CHEAP COLUMN

I Advertisements in tins column one cent a lino a (lay, nolliin^ less than ten cents I counted. Cash in advance.

Annio Burton at tho Grand last night had a cordial reception and a lnrgo audience considering tho various counter attractions, two weddings and a sciontiiio lecturo. Miss Burton as

Mul" in "Dad's Girl" is tho ideal

up,

lovo more to her matoh than the Maud beneath whoso torn hat glowed tho wealth of rustio beauty and simple health. The oompany is very evenly balanced and givo a first olass entertainment. "Dad's Girl" is a charming comedy-drama and ono of that kind that will olways bo popular.—l'ort Smith (Ark.) Times.

COLORED NOTES,

Elder Millor will till his pulpit Sunday,. Sooial at tho Bap hi (it ohuroh hall tomorrow night.

FOR SALE.

FOU

SALIC—A nioo. now sl.K-kot Iioncrul merchandise. Address

F'Olt

Full

WANTED—A

Wsectlon.

IHI.V 1MI, L.linli

SAI.K—Dirt cheap, new phaeton. Inquire

bush avenue.

rOK

KENT -Miss llenlah 1 part of her house for rent ahoul

NOW

Ind. ain.-ii

SAI.U-CHHAl'—ll.mso of 7 107 Wost, Kranklln street.. Inquire ot Sam Syinmes, at JoriiN.vi. otllco in- (ill South Washington street. A hat'Kuln.

it oomjiarui iwhat tlOti east Wu-

SALE—An open faced silver watch, Klirln movement,cheap. Inquire at the Journal ollloo.

WANTED.

tfood jflrl todo housework In

small family. Address O. I. Thomas. Linden, Ind., July 'JH.

ANTHD- An active man lor eacl Salary to $100, to local!" represent a successful! N. Y. company Incorporated tosupply dry ^oods, olothltiK shoes, jewelry, etc., to consumers at cost. Also a lady ol tact, salary 140 to enroll me.nhers (h0,000 now enrolled, $10,000 paid In). Itefereiu-es exchanged. Kmpire Co-operative Association 'credit well raU.»d). lxx!k Box 010. N. Y.

WOKKI2US

WANTED.—Men and women

agents. Hi# pay. Steady work. Outfit, ree. No experience needed. J. Eucene Whit ncy, nurseryman, Kocliester, N. Y. may^'Jn.

FOR RENT.

FOli

Hills will have a ihoul Sept. 1st.

Impitre at fiOH oast. Main st reet.

UOIl HUNT- Mouse number street. luijulle of Newt lev!nson.

M5 '.lif Mnlir Wruy with Abe IIUL'ltl

L0S1.

LOchange,

ST- A lonp black purse with some Hnatl Kinder please leave at this ul-

LOST:—Abill*

small crochet, pur^e containing

two f,' and some chanire. Kindrr pl«-as leuve with Alex Mahoruey and receive reward.

JOST—A

Spaniel pup. with white paw*

abreast. HeJ urn to .John Dohi-rly,

IOST—A

iMH'kethoolc containing about id ui money aud a huivuu key. Finder will phrase leave at this otllce.

FOUN^

FOUND:—A

small pocket book containing a

small amount of money. Cat! tftls olllee.

MISCELLANEOUS,

lathe time to lay In your supply ni winter coat and Joseph 1 tin lord, on stmt Washington street, is the man l-o order It of.

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

(Successor to Mont4ijnic& Itunkln,)

Spoclal attention given to tho removal of Cancers, tape-worms, hemorrhoids. Olllceover the Comer Hook Store re-sldwice at Dave Lee's. -'13 East Pike st.

I.ulu McNooley and Have opened a

Flora Wob'ii

Dress Making- Shop

Over Neilest Fossee's Harbor Shop, Kast Main Street.

They |.'uarantoc the best of work ami in

most reasonable priccs. Give tlieni call.

USICHALL

Monday, September 1.

Ono Nlgrht Only.

The Pufiuhtr Favorite,

Annie Burton,

Supported by a

Superb Company

In Mr. K. .I, Swarty/n

4-Act Comedy Drama,

Dad's Girl.

Hoplcto with

New Songs, Dances, Etc

Prices 25, 35, 50

—Light weight coats and vests roduood to actual cost at Cuuuiugham's. Don't fail to attend this groat cloaranco salo.

THAT HACKING COUGH can be so pii«kly cured by Khlloh's Cure. We guarantee it. For sale by Moffett, Morgan it Co.

In eases of colic In slock Simmon' Liver Regulator will save them.—R.1 Cox, Haddock's Sta.