Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 September 1890 — Page 3

Special Cut Sale.

The 99-cent store will move in about 30 clays to the McClure dry-goods room, and during that time will otl'er special bargains in Queensware, Glassware, Fancy Chinaware, Woodenware, Tinware aod Novelties and Toys of all kinds.

Now FOR BARGAINS:—Pictures and Picture-Frames at cost. Call and see assortment. Artist Material of all kinds always on hand.

STODDART & CO.,

ittOIVll 1113-0 IB 7th St-. Washington, I).C. Opposite U. S. Patent Ofllco. The DiaAiinaTY PENSION Bmii has hocomo liw. Soldlora, Widows and Parents entitled to Pensions. Fee, $10 niilv when claim Is allowed. Write to at onoe- ADVICE FREE.

MlHriPH Iiiilu MoNoeley and Flora Wolch 11 live opened a

Dress Making Shop

(Ivor Neilest & Fossee's Barber Shop, East Main Street.

They guarantee the best of work and at

most reasonablo prlcOB. Give them a call.

50 CARS

Koyd Stickney & Co.'s

I ALL SIZES]

Anthracite Coal.

New River West Virginia Coal,

Tho flnost ooal In tlio market for

the grates. Also,

Brazil Block and Minshal Coal, rou

ANDBUHOEHY.

Consultation rooms over Smith's drug store, South Washington Street, Crawior'Uvllle, Indiana.

Baby Carriages at cost, Baby Wagons, Doll Buggies and Dolis.

Saft/ Bicycles sold on a liberal discount. A large crayon portrait of yourself with every 10 dollars' worth purchased.

ROSS BEOS. 99-Cent Store

AND CLAIM ATTORNEYS,

8ALJI DY

W. HALL BAYLESS

IB stiii in tho

a a a

trains 01 otherwise.

I .cave orders at 120 West Mar

ket sti eet

Diseases of Women

T. R. ETTER, M. D.

Alex. C. Mahorney

SPECIAL

Furniture, Stoves, Household Goods.

Crockery,

IRIIDE WITH

3 a W

He will call at your house for you in the morning and take you home in the evening.

Leave orders at Campbell's store.

S O

J. S. EL E

Has bought the stock of BcoU ami Shoes

of Somuville Bros.

A A

That he can and will sell

J^ADFIELD'S pEMALE^

.REGULATOR

/MENSTRUATION

OH MONTHLY SICKNESS

IT TlknuN DURtNQ CHANGE. QV U15. BUTT ERIHB Will BEMOlDUl jbook TO"WOMAN'l««"27/*£f BRADflECD REGULATOR CO. ATLANTA GA.

Z'tMYAlLOBUISBT*. Sold by Nvc & Co.

LA VETA

European Hotel

122, 124, 12(5 South Green Street, Jscol tstcole, l'roprletor.

Lunoh 1 ounte open till after Midnight

ICE CREAM PARLORS Accessible ly a separato.entranee. Su'vlav Dinners a Specialty.

UPH0LSTE1UNG

—MATTKESSKS-

FURNITURE Repaired and Packed for Shipment. GEORGE R. RICE, Joel Block, 11 "2

Nest Pike Street.

Out-of-town work solicited.

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

0111

ifesldence 218 South Green street.

Mrs. Dr. Griffith srives special attentiont Chronic and Surgical Dlsoases of Women, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith, a general practice.

CONSULTATION FREE.

Railroad Backet.

niK 4 Harvest Kxcurslons To tho Wost and Nortlnvost, South, Southeastund Southwest. Tho llig ltoute will sell round trip excursion tickets to all prominent points in the West and Northwest, South, Southwest and Southeast at halt rates on Tuesday, September 9, Tuesday, Septembor 23, and Tuesday, October I t, all tickets good returning thirty days from date of sale. This is a glorious opportunity for home seekers to visit tho territory named, and wo would invito correspondence on the subject. For full information call on or address

GEORGE E. ROIUXSON, Agent Big -1 lt'y.

D. B. MARTIN, Gen. Pass. Agt.

Vandntlik Kate*.

Commencing Sept. 1 and continuing each Monday and Thursday to Oct. 1, tho Vandalia will sell tickets to St. Louis at one and one third fare, 89.10, tho round trip, with 25 cents added for admission to tho exposition.

September 9 is date of the grand homo seekers excursion southwest and northwest, good returning for 30 days. Also repeated September 23d and October It.

More liiilie Specials:

The Vandalia lino will continue the Lako spocials to iVlaxinkuckoe on Sept. and 14, 1890. Time and rates same as heretofore.

To the Shades.

Round trip via Vaudalia to tho Shades $1.10, which includes hack faro. Tickets good to return 30 days.

1 O O ents.

J. C, HUTCHINSON, agoni.

astonish you/ Call and see.

at prices ..tint will

DAILY JOURNAL.

TVKSDAY, SEl'T. 2, lH'.lO.

1 THE CITY.

The Wcatlier Report.

For 1 milium—, ii.m., light loviil shower* preceded i»y fair, cooler.

Local Temperature.

a"' r,T I Sp 85

Announcement.

Tlio Ladies Missionary Society of tho First Presbyterian ohuroh will moot iu tlio oliurch parlors Thursday afternoon September 4, at 2:30 o'clock.

Th Sons of Veterans will meet at 7:30 p. in. Wednesday evoning.

Ill tho Ncnr Future.

"Colored Aristocracy" at MusioHall Friday night.

TOWN T0PI08,

—John Darter lost a 8200 horse last Sunday. —A party of citizens left for tho Ivankakeo to-day. —Hob McComas has taken a position with VauCleave A: King. —The Screech Owl Club returned last night from the Pino Hills.

The Sisters' school re opened yesterday morning with a good attendance. Wm. H. Morrison will open a saloon at tho old Frazior stand next week. —N. W. Myers will romovo his family from Alamo to Crawfordsvillo this week. —Lew Miner was lodged in ja.l today to lay out an unpaid lino for shooting "orups." —W illiam Fulton and wife, of Brown township, huve gone to Uarrisburg, PH., to reside. —Mr. Brown, of tho Postal Telegraph is following up his lino oast to discover a break. —A inventory of tho stock of tho Low Fisher drug store was tiled iu the clerk's ollico yesterday. —The County Board of Ed ucation met yesterday and transactod some important business. —Will Davis, ticket agent at the Junction broke his record during tho month of August by selling over 81,000 worth of tickets. —The Bonrd of Commissioners passe 1 an order yesterday allowing Dr. Owsley to borrow §2,500 on tho credit Franklin township to build school houses. —Doc Britton and Jack Wilcox weut to Danville, 111., yesterday, to purchase a pacer named "Hoosier Wat." The horso made a record of 2:235 at Hoopeston last week. —James Rogers and May VanHorn who aro bringing thoir suits against

Mayor Carr and Marshall Ensmiugef were takon together again last night. Tho lady was fiu:d $10.10, and Rogers took a change of vonuo to Darlington. —Harry Smith, tho young man who shot himsolf in tho arm about a mouth ago, and who was taken to the poor house, died last night. Tho funeral occurred to-day. The boy was raided by Samuel Hoefgen and had lost his mind. 0. E. Mails, who delivered a missionary lecture at the M. E. church last night, represents a non-secterian element, that is Bonding laymen iuto foreign fields on faith. Wo foar it will ro(juiro a great deal of hope and churity too make the balanoo even. —William H. Stoele was last Bight elected a representative to tho Grand Lodge, I. O. G. T., by Haddock Lodge Tho Grand Lodgo moots iu Logausport on tho third Tuosday iu October. William P. Griest is alternate. Charles D.

Huil'man was recommondod as Lodge Deputy. —Judge Davidson is very indignant over tho order o^the Board of Commissioners to cut down tho Walnut trees along the Now Richmond gravel road. His favorite theme is tho eulturo of forests and and anything looking to thoir destruction moots his disapproval and ho may yet outer a protest to tho order. —On Friday evening, Sept. 15, the Y. P. S. C. E. of tho First Presbyterian church will give a Christian Endeavor social iu the ohurok parlors. A musicul aud literary programme has been ranged. All aro invited to bo present, and a special invitation is oxtondod to all Eudoavorers aud young peoplo the oity. Admission 5 cents. —Geuoral Manager Black, of tho Louisville, Now Albany &• Chicago, last woek olosod a contract for 5,000 tons of stool rails, weighing sixty-so von pounds to tho yard, 3,000 tons to bo delivered this month, tho remainder in October Tho oompauy has already rocoived three of tho sovon hoavy froigkt engines tho Pittsburgh locomotivo-works aro building for tho road.—Indianapolis Journal

7 Y. M. 0. A. Mattels.

The membership oommittoo of tho Y. M. C. A. mot last nightand apportioned tho pei'bons, who have allowod thoir membership to drop, to varions ones of the committee who shall look them up aud lead them back with as many now ones as possible. It was also docidod to have fortnightly moetingB of a literary charaotor at which praotioal, amusing or in tructivo talks will lie given by looal talent.

Tho Cheapest and licst.

If you aro thinking of buying a suit vou cau do no ixitter than to Colmau a trial.

Colmim, Column lie Is tlionmn,* ll lioiiim't

111

FEllRY BOAT SINKS.

GOES DOWN WITH FIFTY PASSEN

GERS ON BOARD.

Terrible Accidont in Washington.—The

Olncogo Uarpeuters Strike.

Special to The Journal. CHICAGO, Sept. 2.—A dispatch from Duluth says that tho stoam ferry boat plying betweon Duluth and West Superior lias gono down with fifty passengers on boaid

Acoidont on the Northern Paoifid. Special tome journal. CHICAGO, Sept. 2.—Thero was a terrible accident on tho Northern Paoilio near Eagle Gorge, Washington, to-day. Two passengers were Liiiod and eleven badly injured.

Chicago Carpenters Strike,

HJK'OIHI to The Journal. CHICAGO, Sept. 2.—Tho carpenters of this city went out on a strike to-day. It will bo a long and sevore atrugglo.

A barn belonging to T. J. Houdorson burued hero this morning. Seven blooded liorsos perished in tho ilames.

Funeral of Dan Yount

The funeral of Dan Yount which ooourrod to-day at Yountsville was attended by a largo ooueour.se of people,many being presont from a dist'inoe. The Methodist oliurch whore tho services were hold was tilled to its utmost capacity and large numbers wore unable to gain admittance. Tho remains were brought into tho ehuroh by pall bearers selected fiom the young mon in his employ. Boautirul floral tributes rested upon tho casket. Tho services wore opened by an appropriate hymn sung by tho Mothodist church choir from this city. Tho first Psalm was road by Rev. (i. W, Swither aud prayer was ofl'ered by Rev. H. M. Middlctou. Tho pastor of tho church, Rev. J, W. Loder, read a sketoli of the life of the deceased from Tin: JOUKNAI. of yesterday. Rev. L. C. Buckles, of Michigan City, then pronounced an el oquent and touching eulogy on the life und character of tho deceased, dwelling at length oa liis many virtues, particularly liis unostentatious beuovolenco aud beautiful Christian character. Ror. J. W. Greono, Rev. E. R. Johnson and Gen. M. D. Mausou followed with brief but tender tributes to the good man's memory. The body was taken to Oak

Hill cometery for interment.

fall

give

you nobody can.

frgr-BLACK-OBAUQHT tea curca constlpaUca

Wabash College.

Next term begins Septombor 10. Por sons desirous of boarding students or routing rooms will ploaso give tho num bor of their residence and street to Thomson, Treasuror, room No. 7, Fishei building, comer of Main anil Greei streets.

Does Not Want tbo Property, Walter Stanton bought some weeks ago tho Crawfordsvillo water-works at a master commissioner's salo held under order of the United States Court. His bid was luu, but ho now regards it now as as uuprofitablo investment, beeauso tho property has, ho allodgos, doprociat.d under tho care of tho receiver. Ho states in objection to confirmation oi tho sale, tiled yesterthat tho works have beon allowed to go without repair, and that his loss on this account would be about 820,000 if ho is compelled to take tho property,—Indiunnpolis Journal.

Hoises for the Pair.

Tho entries for tho races still continue and somo llyors have come in this week. Tlio 2:25 pace has some famous young blood iu it and tliore will bo a large nuinbor of starters. Thero was entry ma.lo yesterday by an Indianapolis tirm for ten imported horses for the heavy draft ring.

Amiio Burton.

A good uudiouco attended Annie Burton's first appearance this season as Dad's Girl." For tho first appearance it was exceedingly good and before the season is over tho company with a little thinning out will bo in first olass condition.

Death of Mrs. Grofl.

Mrs. Joromiah Grofl" died at horliome at Darlington Monday evening at five o'clock at an advaucod ago something over 80 years. Tho fuuoral will occur Woduesday morning at 10 o'clook with interment at Shiloh.

COLORED NOTES.

John Mitchell oame over from Danville yesterday. Mrs. Mary Chandler, of Indianapolis, is visiting friends iu the oity.

Richard Hyatt camo home from Kentucky Sunday whore ho has boon visiting frionds.

Tho ^Household of Ruth moits Thursduy night. All tho members are requested to bo prosont.

Honry Nettlos went to Homor Sunday ostensibly to visit frionds but some soy thero is girl in it.

Tho young ladies of thoSocond Baptist ohuroh will have asocial aud oalio walk at tho hull on Thursday Aug. 11. No pains will bo spared to mako this a pleasant affair.

Deafness Can't lc Curod.

By local applications, ns they cannot roach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to euro deafness ami that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by tlio inllamed condition of ttiemu cous lining of tlio Eustachian Tube. When tins tube gets intlanicd you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can bo taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing \vill be destroyed for ever. Nine cases out of ten aro caused b.v catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces.

We will give one hundred dollars for any case of deafness (caused bv catarrh) that we cannot cure by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. .I.CilKNEY & CO .Toledo, O. Sold by druggist. T.'icts

Shlloh's Cure will Immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchi tl For salo by Moffett, Morgan ,t Oo.

Bowels Irregular anil constipated, resulting In Piles, avoided by taking Simmon's Livor Regulator.

GOING AND COMING.

—Mrs. II. S. Watson is iu Chicago. —Hod Nowtou is at tho Kankakee. —Joe Kennedy is visiting iu Linden. —Geo. F. Hughes is iu Baiubridgo. —1. N. VrnSicklo wont to Peoria today. —Frank Hurley is visiting in Earl Park. —Jim Douglas lias gono to Voodersburg. —Herb Lucas came in from liis run to-day —Dr. E. Totten was iu Indianapolis to-day. —Mrs. Will McDonald iu visiting in Lindon. —Miss Lilio Wilson has returned to Ladoga. -Wallaoo Shovlin loft for Marion this morning. -E. D. Bosworth went to Fayette, Mo., to-day. —Judge Davidson wont to Covington this morning. —Miss Kate Hammond has returned to Grooncastle. —Rev. W. H. Hickman weut to Cincinnati to day. —Fred liandel has returned from Springfield, 111. —John L. Williams wont to Lafayette this morning. —Albert Miller came in to-day loaded down with gamo. —Miss Jessie VauSicklo is attending tho Baiubridgo fair. —Tho children of Joo Taylor are back from Lafayette. —Will Alboo is iu Corry, Pa., on visit with his brother. —Charloy McDaniol and wifo are visiting Arch Bailey at Wosloy. —Mrs. U. M. Scott and Mrs. Milt

McKce aro at tho Baiubridgo fair. —Barney Walloce, of Now Richmond, has loft for Montana for his health. —lasuke Hattori left for Chicago list night to moot a Japauoso chum. —Bert Webster has gono to Lima, Ind., where ho will attend sihool this winter, —Misses Blancho and Noll Johnstou, of Indianapolis, aro tho guests of J. B. Johnston. —Fred Wilhito and Miss Edith re turned last night from visit in Indiauupolis. —Misses Mary D. Gilkey aud Lizzie and Fanny Biuford are home from Frankfort. —Dr. S. Youut was down from Lafayette to-duy to attend tho funeral of tho lato Dan Youut. —J. W. Skidmoro and wifo are homo from Summit Gro [lis mother much improved. —John W. Stroll ond family loft today for Cold water, Mich,, to attend

—Rev.L.C.Buckles,of MictnganOity, came down yestordny to attend tho funeral of Dan Yount, —Chns. Goltra took his sen, Will, to Portsmouth, Ohio, last night to sturt him iu military academy. —T. H. Simons and wifo, who have boon the guests of Rev. J. W. Simons roturnod to Chicago to-day. —E. W. Colmau, of Viuceuues, a termer Crawfordsvilliau, visited his brother, W. A. Colmau yesterday. —Elder Curry litis returned to his bomo in Kontuoky after a throe days sojourn among hts Baptist brethren hore. —Mrs. George R. Brown' and Miss

Mary Brown wont to Watsoko, 111., today. Capt. Browu wil 1 follow them tomorrow. —Theodore Smith has roturuod to Indianapolis after spending a few days with frionds hero. Ho teaches in the ludiauapolis High schools. —Miss Mary Grubb has returned from Kiugwood, West Virginia. Miss Maine Gerard came with her aa far as Indianapolis where she stopped oil' to visit a week. —Prof. Dunn and wifo arrived from Alton, Ind., Inst night aud will remain ubout a (voek packing thoir household goods for removal. Tho Profussor looks quite brown and it seems his now business agrees with him.

—Msving salo at 99 cant storo.

—For flue cooking apples,go to Barnhill, Hornoday & Pickett's.

A fine line of students lamps at the !i:i cent store. —Spocial cut solo at 99 conl store. See ad.

—We will be pleased to show you tho largo selootiou of friendship rings, in gold aud silvor, just rocoived. Call and soo thorn at 2C7, east Main stroot,

C. L. ROST,

Beautiful stock new the new weaves.

dross goods in all

Our ?1,2.r) Black Henrietta reduced to !C cents per yard.

Two pieces 15. Priestley & Co. Mhiek Silk Warp liordered Nunsvoilme, worth per yard, for ?l,i0.

New stylo 1'laid Cloths only 05 cents per yard, worth 75 cents.

All-wool doublo-width Cloth only 25 cents per yaril all colors.

Ten pieces Tricot Cloth only 12.V conts por yard.

All our :tr und 10 cent French CinKhiims only 25 cents per yard.

Lucc Curtains almost given away.

?15 Chenille l'ortiers only

$10 Chenille l'ortiers only ?ti.

For you to get some of the hundreds bargains we have yet to offer you.

We wili pack up our stock the last oi next week

and you will not have anothei such an

opportunity to buy goods at cost prices.

We have a full stool

I have received greater benefit from the use of Ilibbard's Klicumatlc Syrup for dyspepsia than any other medicine I ever used. Many of my aeijuaiiitaiiees have used it and all speak of it in tho highest terms. Miss KMII.Y A. DAY.

Wo certify the above testimonials. We have never handled remedies that give such universal satisfaction.

Huuisii.wv ,v TIIOMAS, Fairtle'UI, Iowa. Prepared by Klicumatic Syrup Co., Jackson, Mich. 10

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

Cnoop, WHOOPING oocon and Bronchitis Immediately relieved by Shlloh's cure. Moffett, Morgan ,V Oo.

I'euches and Cream.

Fruo Atono poaches ripo enough to slice, at Joo Taylor's. Better cau wb-it vou want next wook. They aro cheaper than buyiug canned fruit, aa none are put up this year only in California.

—Light weight coats aud vesta reducod to actual oost at Cunningham's. Don't fail to attend this groat clearance sale.

—Fruit jars, fmit cans, extra tops, aubbors aud etc. at 99c, store.

Children. Cry for. Pitcher's .Castoriai

—Sweeping reductions Summer undorwoar at Cunningham's, If in uood of underwear don't miss this sale

THAT HACKING COUGH can be quickly cured by Shlloh's Cure. Wt ^tiaranlee It. For .sale by MotToLt. .Mor gan &, Co.

I!lhlnrd*H Throat ami tinp Hainan), For throat aud lun^ troubles this remo dy has no c«juar. It is^uarantoeiled to eun consumption in its tlrsl siajros, and even in udvatieed stapes af that disease it rulcaves coughing and induces sleep. Vou ma. have a cough or cold at any time, therefore no household, especially with children should be without it. For u-» ufTcction.* ot the throat, lungs and chest, croup, whooj ingcough, hoarseness, spitting of blood ami all pulmonary diseases it has no equal Prepared only by Rheumatic Syrup Co Jackson, Mich.

Sold b.v MolTctt, Morgan & Co.

S MAIl/S PILIJS.

11 you have the eramp or colic, With your in'ards iu a frolic. And you feel so diabolic.

As ne'er you foil before. Horrid pains fhat. try to kill you, (io to Small, with Joy he'll till you. And your misery knock silly

In a half art huuror more.

If you've trouble with your liver, LlveruhllU that makeyou shiver, A oad shaking up he'll j*lvo 'er,

And will work the old thing o'er.. If with pain you're almost crazy,-.-Or are leeilri^dull aud lazy, -.Iver Pills you'll find the daisy,

Korthey reach the very core.

Sliot and shell are used In Imttlo Are you listening to my prattle? And they're sure to make things rut leV,

Also rip around and roar. Liver Tills you'll tlnd are naturally— Not attempting here at Uattery-r Kseulaplus battery,

And into misery

|K)ur.

They will cleanse your stomach-ure: There's not anything much truer ... Like to cleaning out a sewer.

Or to scrubbing up a tloor:For each pill's a little scavenger I'ain and mUcry a ravager Whoons thi.in up just like a savage, or A cyclone's rip and roar.

If yoursufTerlng from theJaundlcc, LIVKH PII.LS will jumnupon this Dl.^.-nse Just like laundress.

Jumps a dirty shirt full sore. Take a pill, and ere the mot tling, t..i receive apentlc warning. That the tialn lias died a bornln

And had to give It o'er.

Price, 2.r» eents per box. Kach box acyclne of woe to disease. Call on or address M. SMAII.,Misery ^rcn roe,

Ladies' and Oiiilcirexi's

Winter Underwear and Woo) Hose,

Iilankcts, Cloaks and Flannels.

Fine Stock of Di •ess 'Goods.

This is the last call and you should rot miss the opportunity.

A S E & O

Trade Palace

itlicuiiiiittsni and Dyspepsia Cured fT_TA "p Miss .lenetle Day used several bottles nf -I Ilibbard's Rheumatic Syrup and found ilinnst. instant relief.

Craw/ordsville, Ind.

Or vou can obtain tliem of Cook, Hell »V l/iwury and K. H. Hlndley, Terre Haut4k Dan Stewart, Hrowninu A: Son Ward Hros., lndiana|M)ii8 Ia\o Hilt, Lalayettc.

And see what we are going to do for you this week:

Buy your Blankets now while we arc selling them at Summer I'riccs.

Kvorything in Flannels and Yarns at 20 por cent, loss than others ask for the same.

New Calicocs at special prices.

Lonsdale Muslin only ?}-j conts this week.

Best quality Shirting Prints only -1 cents this week.

Immense variety Velvets und Plushes.

Largest stock of Buckles und SlidCH from 10 conts up.

Something new iu Shopping-Bags,

Five dozen Cents' Night Shirts, embroidered fronts, only 50 cents worth S. immense lino of Corsets, way down. t.ooil Clinton Flannel only 5 cents per yd.

F.xtru hoavy Canton Flannel only l-H. Bluck Suruh Sashes, yards long, silk fringed ends, only ?1, worth fl,l5.

F0R

oST—A longlslaek i»ur». change. Finder ptciuse

OST:—

l_v iwo-i plras U'i\ reward.

COLUMN

Advertisements in this column one cent a line a ilav. nothing less than ten cents counted. Cash in advance.

SAI.L

FOU

SAIilv-A l»al»y nearly as new, rhfiip. hiqmiv ut thssoihce. LI-OH V, A\'~\fouVt 107 NVcm Franklin si reel. Sum Synnues, at Jorn.NAI. ollice or Washington Mreel. A hsir^ahi.

Foil

SALK- I Hit che.ip. new phaeton. Injuue •ash avenue.

FOlt

Journal oMee.

ANTKD-An Salat

WOKKKKS

•f

rooms,-

lii'iulre ol •1 1 Soul It

coiiumrutiwlv uOtJ esusi Wii-

SALK—An open silver movement, cheap. Inquire

walch, nl tJie

WANTED.

Wsection.

active man lor earl/-

..lai $?•*» to $101), to local:*'

•present, a sueec.-v-tul! X. V. company ItieorporaJeil to supply dry »rooK clothing shoe?:, Jewelry, etc., to consumers at cost. Also a helv tact, salary $40 to enroll me*uhcrs iho.ooo How enrolled, $10,000 paid In). Hefereitci'.i exchanged, iiinpirv Co-operative Association eredll well ratedJ. lioek Mo.vOIO. N. V,

wANTKI).—Men and women

agents. Hltf pay. Steady work. Uulhl tree. No experience needed. J*. Kuccno Whit ncv, mirseryin in. Houhestor, N. Y. mav^'Jn.

FOR RENT.

FOH

HKNT—A house of desirable property, on

Heveu looms, nice. cu«.t abash ave

nue. Call on Walter IMekett.

T?uR HKNT -Mir-s Uenhih I. Hills will have a' A part ol herhoif.« Inquire at. oOS

lor rentoihout

ept. 1st,.

ast Main .street.

LOST.

with some small leave at. this ot-

A small ei-oehet purse containing •1'ills and stt.ue chancre. Finder •with Mvx Mahorney and receive

IOST—A\tKM'kethook

eoutalnhtg about $0 In

a nioie and bme uj k^y. 1 in-l-T will

FOUND.

ITOl'ND:—A small pocket, hook containlnga mall amount ol money. Cull at this

MISCELLANEOUS

NOW

irt tl

winter

time to lay in your supply •oal and.losepii Hhitcrd.on south

hington st reet, l.s the man io older It. ol.

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

(Suecessorto Montague A: lUinkln.) Special attention ^tven to the removal ol Cancers, tape-worms, hemoirhnnlrt. oiliceovcr theCorner Ho«^k Soire: resliL n'^ at Dave 1A*C'S. 'JIS ICant Pike s»t»

CRAWFOR 1)SVILLK

TRANSFER LINE,

R. C. WALKUP, Prop. l'assengvrs and Haggage to Depots. Hotels, «r any part of 1 he Clt v. A Iso proprietor ot the Bayless Ten-Ctiiil I luck Line.

The Cheap Prices will be maintained and Satisfactory service rendered, L*avecalls at. Stables on Market street, or slatoat Snodgrass A: Murphy's.

Telephone No. -17.

In Its treatment ot rheumatism ami nil rheumatic troubles, milliard's Ulieum.itic. Syrup stands llrst and foremost above all others. Head their medical pamphlet and learn of he gieat niedlcinit value of tlio remedies which enter Into Its composition. For snle and hlghlv recommended by Moffett, Moigan i. Co

Notice.

All accounts of the Bottling works up to the time of the sal. will be settled with the old firm of Peters Bumlel. Creditors take notice.

The best 25-cent Black

11 ose in this city.

!5 ilo/.en Conts' Fine Merino 1 only 25 conts, worth 5o cents.

Now Stock Fancv 1 '.yisa.

Hose

Austin's Forest l^'ower Cologne cents, worth 15 cents.

Tctlow's Swan's Down Powder with bottle of cologne only I.') cents.

Pours Soap, this weak only, 11 cents.

Sao our new Umbrellas at. 1.

Seo our new line of Jacket*, nothing line, over in this citv.

Buy a Clonk of us un wcuklv •ash prices.

payment's at

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