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

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FOR

Over Ncilcst Si Fossae's Barber Shop, Rust Main Street.

They guarantee tho best of work nnil

SO OARS

Boyd Stickney & Oo.'s

IALLSIZKS]

Anthracite Coal.

New River West Virginia Coal,

The (lnoHt eoal In tho market for

tho grates. Also,

Brazil Block and Minshal Coal,

FOlt SA1.E BY

G. w: HALL BAYLESS

It Still lntlio—

TransferBusincss

trams ot otherwise.

Special Cut Sale.

The 99-cent store will move in about 30 days to the McClure lry-goods room, and during that time will oft'er special bargains in Queensware, Glassware, Fancy Chinaware, "VVoodenware, Tinware and Novelties and Toys of all kinds.

lie will answer all calls for

I ,i ave orders at 120 West Mar-

kel stieet

Diseases of Women

AND BUItOKUY.

Consultation rooms over Smith's druj H'orc, South Washington Street, Crawlor.Iivllle, Indiana.

T. R. ETTKR, M. D.

Alex. C, Mahorney.

SPECIAL

Furniture, Stoves, Household Goods.

Crockery,

^\xrlxig

1'Cave orders at Campbell's store.

BARGAINS:—Pictures and Picture-Frames at cost. Call

and see assortment. Artist Material of all kinds always on hand.

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

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

ROSS BROS. 99-Cent Store

STODDAKT & CO.,

AND CLAIM ATTORNEYS,

O1S-0IS 7th St., Washington, I.C. Opposite U. 8. Patent Ofllco. The DiBAim.IT*

PENSION BILI.

has

IKIOOUIO 11 LAW. Soldiers, Widows and

Parents entitled to Pensions. Fee, $10 imiv when olulm Is allowed. Write to uIi Htonob. ADVICE FREE.

MUMM l.ulu McHeeley »nl Flora Wttlch

Havo ojoucd

J)ress

Making Shop

S O

•BITFIELD'S

FEMALEREGULATOR

MENSTRUATION

on MONTHLY HICKNESB

MOOK

most reasonable prices. Give tlicni a call.

MIDIDIQ

IF TMWN DURIHD CHKHST OV UTT

6RLM .0 KH5LR SUf FERIH6 Will BE

TO,yWOMAN

"jwarsu

BRADUM) REGU1AT0R CO. ATLANTA EA •ner/nj.csvtasn. Sold by Nye & Co.

LA VETA

European Hotel.

12a, 1U4, 120 South Green Street, *cot Steele, Proprietor.

Lunoh ounte open till after Midnight

let CREAM PARLORS Ac*ossUlc

bj a sepurato.entranco.

Sun-lav Dinners a Specialty.

I! J'HO LST151! N (i

—M ATnUOKSKS—

FUHNITUKE Kepulred and Packed for Shipment, GEORGE R. RICE, Joel Block, lit! West Pike Street. Out-of-town work solicited.

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

0(HlUwldeiiee

218

Soul1'

rtc"

slreet-

Mrs. Dr. Griffith (fives special attentlont Chronic and Surgical Diseases ol Women, Children, and ObotetrlcsDr. Griffith, a general practice.

CONSULTATION FBEE.

Railroad Racket.

BIK 4 Harvest Kxcurslons To the West ami Northwest, South, Southeast ami Soutliwost. Tho Big 1 Kouto will soil rouuel trip excursion tickets to all prominent ]xiuts in tin West aucl Northwest, South, Southwest nud Southeast at half rates oil Tuesday, September it, Tuesday, September '23, and Tuesday, October 14, all ticket* good returning thirty days from date ol sale. ThiB is a glorious opportunity for home seekers to visit, tho territoo named, und wo would invite oorres poitdence on tho subject. For full in forniation call on or address

GHOIKIK E. l'Olll.NSON, Agent IJig 4 lt'y.

D. 13. 51

AIITI.V,

Qen. l'ass. Agt.

Viiiultillit UnlcH,

Commencing Sept. -1 and continuiiif onoh Mouday aud Thursday to Out. 10 the Vandalia will sell tickets to St. Louis at one and oue third faro, Si). 10. the round trip, with 25 cents added fot admission to the exposition.

September S) is date of the gram home seekers excursion southwest nur northwest, good returning for .'50 days Also repeated September 23.1 and Ocx ber .14.

iFtllDE WITH

SI ore Luke Specials.

Tho Vandalia line will continue th. Lake specials to Itlaxinkuckoo ou Sept und 14, 18U0. Time uud rates sain as heretofore.

To tho Similes.

Round trip via Vandalia to theShadei SI.10, which inoludes hack fare. Ticket.' good to return 30 days.

J. O. HUTOIIINSON, agent.

Feiir "Week:!

1 O Cents.

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

J. S. KE LLE

1 las b( uglit

of Someivillc Bi

That he can and

astonish you. Call

and take vou

the st( cl oi P0( its 1 Shoes

ros

I E

will sell at prices that will

and see.

DAILY JOURNAL

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3, lfcHO.

THE CITY.

The Weatlier Report.

For Indiana—7a.in., loi/al showers, wiirnier. I.ocul Temperature.

I in nr

Announcement.

This Ladies Missionary Society of tho First Presbyterian church will meet iu tho oliurch parlors Thursday afternoon September 4, at 2:30 o'clock,

Th Sons of Veterans will meet at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday evening.

In the Kcur Future.

TnmisDAY—Social at M. E. ohuroh. Supper from 5 until 8. Admission 15 cents.

FIIIDAY.—"Colored

MusicHall at night.

Ariatooracy" at

A BOLD ROBBERY.

A 0HI0AG0 JEWELEE BOBBED OP NINE WATUHES THIS MORNING,

Residence Burned In Philadelphia Three Inmates Perish.

aud

Speeiul lo'l'ho Journal. CHICAGO, Sept. 3.—A liold robbery ooourred iu this city thiB morning. William Nntnainakor, a jeweler, while sitting at liis bench repairing a clock was robbed of seven gold watohos and two silver watches by a Bnoak thief.

Mr. Numamaker noticed th thief jubt as ho was closing the show case. An oll'oi was made to capture bin but the fellow esoaped by ruuning down tho crowded stroot. A police ofliuor was iu tho store talking to tho jeweler when tho roblery was oommitted.

Three Persons Burned to Death 1'i'rlni to Tin: .Iiiunml.

L'IIN,AI)KWHIA,

Sept. 3.—Firo this

morning destroyed tho residenoo of Airs. Sarah Molntyre iu this oity. Mrs. Mclntyre and two daughters, Annie, igod 17, and Mamie, aged 10, were burnod to death.

FEA0H THIEVES.

They Rob a Whole Orohard and Elude All Search. Joo Taylor had engaged a whole orchurd of peaehoa of Jucob lioum, live miles southwest of Waynetown, and expected to got at least sixty bushels of tho luscious fruit from that one place. But when ho sent down for them yosterday ho learned that the entire orobard had boon stripped of it» fruit by thieves. Not over three bushels were left. Tho bold robbers made their trips ou Saturday, Sunday uud Mouday nights, respectively, Mr. Bourn probably thinking each time thoy would uot t.o rush enough to return. Strangers were iu town yesterday with eighteen bubLels of pcaches for fnle, but it was impossible to tell whether thoy wore tho thieves. Complaint is being mado oo, of peaoh thieves in dillerent parts of tho oity. Probably most of them a:o boys, but a few of tlie.m should bo caugl.t uud mado to serve as oxamples.

Eiitortainod,

Anna Q. Carroll und Mrs. O. E, Uyrd entertaiuod at tho homo of tho latter last evening in honor of their cousin, Miss Lora Boland, a oharming young lady of Mitchell. Choioo refreshments wore served. Tho favors consisted of 'jouquots of golden rods. Messrs. ll'iinslirook, Davis, Brown, Ray aud Byrd discoursed dolightful music. Dancing was indulged in during the oveniug. The following wore pruseut: Misses, Katie Kolioy, Mary Kelloy, Maggie Price. Munoio Price, Lizzie Spruhan,

Macie Spruliau, Kato Johnson, Madge Jolinson, Mary Broderick, Julia Karle, Huby Byrd, Maggio Carroll, Lora Boland. Messrs., Harry Hnmsbrook, Frank Davis, James Brown, Clark iy, James Byrd, Herman Rolls, Thomas Chirk, Will Martin, Ralph Urimes, Mr. and Mrs. Tlios. Nolan, Chax. \anole:ivo, Jas. (irimos, T. C. Grimes, D. M. Uyrd.

The Henry Matter.

Tho committee appointed to investigate the books of ex-Trustoo Henry finished ita labors last evening, aud the re])ort wau made to his liondsinou this aftornoon. Jero West says that all reports mudn of tho outcome of tho invoBtigatiuu aro false, as nothing has been given to the public as yot. Tho school fund remains intact, the shortage being from tho other funds.

Wheat Stolen.

Some clover thief entered tho lmru of tieorge Enoch last night and stolo 30 busluls of whoat. Tho theft is particularly provoking from the fact that it is seed wheat.

Probate Oourt.

Mrs. Mary Fishor has boon appointed guardian of P. L. Fisher, jr. W. W. Morgan liaslieen appointed roooivcr iu the oaso of I, C. Elston P. C. Somerville.

Marriage Liconsos,

Fred H. Miller and Maleah Ash. Goorgo W. Ebrito and Fannie Patton. Marion E. Pickett and Harriet N. Sawyer.

Notioo to Members.

Tho memliers of tho proposod new club house ut Pine Hills aro requested to moot iu tho Recorder's oliloo, Thursday night, Sept. -1, at 7 o'clock. Business of importance.

W. H. WEIISTEII, Seo,

The Cheapest und licst.

If you aro thinking of buyiug a full suit you aim do no iiottor than to give Colutau a trial.

Coltnun, Column he Istlici mini, Ifhuuiiu'l Ut you nuboily I'lin,

DISMISSED.

THE MRS. WHITEHEAD AN END.

CASE AT

Judge Rabb Sustains a Motion to Nol Pros at Lafayette this Morning.

Special to tl 'ouruul: LAFAYETTE, lnd., September 3.—On tho assembling of the Circuit Court this morning Prosecutor George F. Hay

wood filed motion to nol pros tho ooso as to ElmaC. Whitehead ou account of tho absenoe of certain testimony. Judge Rabb sustained the motion mode thus ending the oaso against Mrs. Whitehead on this indictmout.

The above telegram was shown Mr. Pottit at the jail shortly before noon today as ho sat in his room among his books and ilowors. Ho read it through and handod it back with a suiilo which might 1)0 interpreted any way. He hud nothing to say uud if the news disturbed him he failed to show it in the least. It was tho 'irst he had hoard ot tho disrn ssal.but it was plain that ho was not suprissd at tho news.

This practically ends mutters now until tho Pottit cusu comes up iu this court October 8th. 'I ho expected motion for oontinuunce seems not to have been mado and some speculation has boon indulged in on this account. It is al-o a surprise to some that the dofonso mado no effort to fight tho motion to nol pros, since thoy seem to think that tho trying of tho Whitehead oaso tirst would have been so fuvorablo to their cause.

Thoso interested in tho defenso state that the action of the prosecution was the result of fear for the outoomo of tho ease. Said one: "Thoy havo no case against Mrs. Whitehead that could loul to a conviction, and suuli an issue must of course materially weaken tho civse against Pottit, us it would destroy the charge of conspiracy upon which thoy have laid so inuoh strtss. Even il the ouse were strong against her it would be moet difficult to convict her ou account of her sex, family u:,d previous good churacter. The prosecution knows just how its caso stands, aud not only that public sentimout would bo turned in Pettit's favor by Mrs. Whitehead's acquittal, but that they would have to lay bare their whole lino of attack against him in her trial, and thus give liis lawyers an opportunity of shattering their evidence by rebuttal. It shows thoy havo a weak oaso against both of them, and it was a tricky move to avoid wha I consider a fair light.

GAS AT NEW MARKET.

0. W. Kennedy Strikes a I'ino Flow of Gas at Seventy-three Feet. Sprelu! to The Journal.

NEW MAIIKET, Sept. 3.—C. W. Kennedy, while drilling a well hero yosterday, struck a fine flow cf gas at a depth of 73 feet. It was tested and burned brightly. It will bo piped to the top of tho ground und t. sted thoroughly ot at 7:30 this evening. Thoro is great excitement amonif the citizens.

Charles \V. Kennedy was in the city to day obtaining two iuoh pipe aud faucet to test the pressure of his gas well this evening. He states that ho drilled through solid rock beforo the gas came, and thai it burned with long brilliant blaze. Ho returned home on the local freight ut 1'2 p. m. Tho geuerul impression here is that pocket of marsh gas has been struck, but if mituiol gas has been its valuo to this city cannot be overestimated.]

TOWN TOPICS.

—Copt. Cieorgo R. Brown and George Fright havo boon granted pensions. —Wm. Hiutt and Louis Otto were initiatod into tho P. O. S. A., last night, -Old corn is selling at 50 cents per bushel iu thismurket. Whcutcommands tr oects. —Tho late David lloudybush left by will 312,000 to bo divided among four brothels and a sister. —Tho County Commissioners htive accepted tho H. H. Thornburg gravel roud in Franklin township. —Thero will lxsu social at the Methodist church Thursday night. Supper served from 5 to 8. Admission 15 cents —It cost tho county $311 to tako care of Harry Smith who shoot himself about a month ago, and died at the county asylum Monday. —Dan Youngblood, fo-morly of Waynetown but rnoro recently of Voedersburgh, has taken a position in Dan

Rountroe's bazaar. —lionds amounting to 81,«r00 on tho Goorgo Williamson gravel road and $500 ou tho Darlington and County Lino road have boon rodcomed. —Messrs. Thompson, Edson A- Humphries, attorneys at Soattlo, havo been retained by Mrs. Catharine T. Moywood who olnims to havo a titlo to $2,500,000 worth of realty in tho heart of Soattlo. It is a oaso of big importance. —At tho Frankfort fair T. M. Campboll took 1st ou Wyandotte fowls, 1st on Dorking fowlB, 1st on white Plymouth Rock fowls, 1st on liarrod Plymouth Rook chicks, 2nd ou whito ymouth oliicks, 2nd ou Lnngshi fow a and chioks. He is at Lafayette t! week, aud will show 70 to 80 birds at our fair next week.

ShoWus Completely Cured. A daughter of a customersufTered from suppressed menstruation, and her health was completely wrecked. At my sup^estion slio used one bottle of BrudtieUl's Female Hecmutor,which eureil her.—J. W. Ilr.i.i.t'Ms, Water Valley, Miss.

Write the HrailHeld Regulator Co.. Atlanta, Ou., for particulars. Sold by Nye & Co.

I —Special cut sulo Seo au.

ut DO cent store.

A Mother's Love

SHVPN IIIT Tcn-Ycnr (LLTL chllil.

My 111 tic irlrl, lou yunrs of ntre. Im.l llrlclil'-s

1'JLIIklcs.

Iwl. MIL] eves WIMV ter

ribly sw-olk'ii. Four c- our lies! iiliYMciuu. iitioiKliil her, lint, her life wns.lesimircil ol lint mother IIO|KM utno the lusl. ami 1 I|Itenuiniil to try Dr. lliivlil Kennedy's Kiiyoi lte UeiiHHiy, made ut Komlout. N Y.

BHIOHT'8DISEASE.

How happy I am that 1 determined uiwin tliK eouixe-l'oronc liy one tlie well known symptoms of the disease left her. Word* lull to express my Knitltude, and I cannot bm enriiestlv recommend the iivorlto Heuicdy. Her re*overv was entirely due to the Favorite lu-im-dy. wlileli wax thconly nicdlclnc taken alter liercasc wasatinudor.cd In the ph\-lcians 7 JIKS. I.AI IU A. KKMI'TO.V. '7 West Rutland, Vermont.

Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy,

l'repurtsl bv

Dr. David Kennedy, lloiidout New Vork. *1 |er iHjtllo. Six tor Jo. Hv all dmirtrinlf.

GOING AND COMING.

—Col. I. C. Elston is in Chicago, —Dr. I3oneilel is ot the Lafayette fair. —Col. A. A. Sproguo went north today. —A. F. Ramsey was iu Indianapolis to-day. —Miss Julia Cox is yisiting iu Darlington. —Jas. Douglas is home from Voodtrsburg. —W. H. Jaoksou spout the dayot tho Capital. —Miss May Kline has returned from Frankfort. —Hood Nelson is in Anderson selling his cresting. —Miss Nora Mahony is visiting in tudiuuapolis.

Mrs. Tom Noiau wont to Lafayotte this afternoon. Mra, John Rubush spent Sunday in Iudianupolis. —Cory Ivollisou left to day for Glasgow, Montana. —Mrs. Wells Le Fevre has returned to Hot Springs. —Rev. G. W. Switzer wont to Lafayette this moruing. —Fred Hhot-tz had business in Indianapolis to-day. —Miss Martha Thomas is homo from a visit in the East. —Billy Hornbaker oamo iu from Grooncafltlo to-day. -Harry Milligan returned to Indianapolis this moruing. —Mrs. George Rice aud children are vif-itiug in Lufayette. —Miss Maude MoMechan in home from a visit in Covington. —Joseph Gilbert and wife went to Term Haute thia moruing. -Ben Crane returned last night from Ilia trip to Portland, Maine. —Mrs. Sullie Stone, of Groouoastlp, is tho guest of Mrs. J. M. Lone. —Miss Edna Nicholson has returned from a visit to Luko City, Minn. —Mrs. C'apt. Horron ami daughters went to Lofoyetto this moruing. —Tom Noble returned to Greenwood to-diiy on account of his fathers' illness. —Mrs. Wm. Hellernan oud ohildrcn havo rotutned from a visit iu Urbana, 111. —Capt. Billingsly oud wife are at tending a golden wedding in Covington. —Misses Helen Smith and Koto Elaton Bait to-day from Europe ou thoir homeward voyugo. —Sam McCleliau, of Peoria, 111., an old Orawfordsvillo boy, was in the oily yesterday and to-day. —Samuel Thompson, of llloomiugtc.u, 111., was iu tho city yesterday to see the

American Steam Laundry. —Ed Yorin aud wife have returned from a visit with relatives in Cleveland, Hamilton iiml uthur points iu Ohio. —Will S. Menamin, representing Barnht rt Bros. A- Spindler, typo fouu ors of Chicago, was in the city to-day. —T. E. Ballard and sister, Mrs. Jellries, of Alamo, are attending a convention of the Universulist oliurch at Muucio. —T. D. Brown, Capt. Goorgo R. Brown, and W. S. Brown, of ludionapolis, wout to Wotseko, 111., to ottond a golden wedding. —Mrs. J. 11. Robinson, of North Vernon, Mrs. Li/.zie Anderson, of Lebanon, oud Hiram Cutlott und wife of Fairmount, 111., who wore hero for tho funeral of David Roudybush, returned homo to-day. —Thomas Hall and jwifo, Mrs. B. W, Austiu, Capt. II. M. Billingsly aid wife, Miss Carrie Turner, Perry Sand ers und wife, May uud Bertie SandorB, Howard Smith and wife aud Miss Flora Nutt wont to Covington this morning to help celobroto tho .fiftieth anniversary of H. M. Clark.

Wo will be pleased to show you the largo selection of friendship rings, in gold uud silver, just received. Cull aud see them at 2C7, east Moiu street,

C. L. ROUT.

lioautiful slock new the new weaves.

dress goods in all

Our fl,iri Hlaek Henrietta reduced .to cents per yard.

Two picees 11. l'riestle.v Co. Hluck Silk Warp Uordered Nunsveilinp', worth Icr yard, for il,50.

New style 1'laid Cloths only r" ccnts pinyard, worth 75 cents.

All-wool doublo-width ('lutli only cents per yard ull colors.

Ten pieces Tricot Cloth only 12} cents per yard.

All our :lfi and II) cent French Cingliains only iTi cents ier yard.

Lucc Curtuins almost given away.

*15 ibenillc l'ortiers only t'.i.

HO Chenille l'urtiers only ^i.

Tor you to

gjt

bargains we have yet to olfer you.

QUE BIG EXPOSITION.

Tho Montgomery Uouuty Fair Promises to be a Ureat Suecoss. Tho directors of tho Montgomciy county fair hjivo tlioir hands full making arrangements and superintending the matters attending tho great exposition which will begin Snptomlior Kill and eoutiuuo ono week. Tho several committees of the Association ore tireless iu thoir ell'orts to bring ouch department up to the highest standard of excellence, aud in this, wo feel Bufo in saving, they will be entiiely successful. The stock exhibit this year bids fair to bo the best ever made in the county,and the speed ring will furnish ample uimmemout to nil who lovo outortaiument of that kind. The lloral undurthiU displays will bo lirst

CIMSB

A Ghastly Joke.

The Iudiuuupolis Sentinel this moruiug hud iu its columus what purported to bo a picture of Mrs. Whitehead. It was that of Mrs. W. F. Pottit.

A Boon lo Wives.

Having used "Mother's Friend" 1 would lot be without It. It is a boon lo wives vlio knew ilie.v must puss tlirou^li the pin ii tut ordeal of I'hiklbirlh.

—Fruit jars, fruit oans, oxtru jubbers aud etc. at D'Jo, store.

some of the luiii

We wili pnek up our stock the hist c-t next week and you will not have Tinothci such an opportunity to buy goods al cost prices.

We liavc full stock of

Ladies' and Olailclren's

Winter Underwear and Wool Hose,

Hlankcts, Cloaks and Flannt'ls.

A Fine Stock of Dress Goods.

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

A S E & O

Trade Palace

in every parti*.

1" and will be under the best munugement. It is intended to huvo the best of order on the grounds, and to bring this about a large police force will be employed to patrol tho grounds anil ar-rei-t all persons who uro inclined to be rough. Preparations ore being made to uccomuiodato all stock put ou exhibition, oud the farmer who has anything in tills lii.o which he wishes to dispose (-.Ici.ii lii no better place to advertise it than at Lhe fair grounds, Ev irylKxly should take an interest in tho fair und stii\e to mnseit what it promites to bo, a lust class aud popular industrial uud agricultural expositiou.

FOIt

Mus. C. Iowa.

I Write the llraillieli] Regulator Co..Al!unI la,(la for further purlieultirs. Sold b.v N.vo (Jo.

I*ny tli« lue Mini.

lee consumers aro respectfully in formed that August ice Lills aro now .duo. A prompt settlement will greatly I oblige,•••••: MAUTO.N «t SON.

—Moviug sale at III) cent store.

—For line cooking upplos.go to liurnhill, llornuday Pickett's.

A line line of students lamps at. tin- 'J'J cent store. Wabash College.

Next term begins September 10. Porsous desirous of boarding students or routing rooms will please give the number of their residence aud btreot to A. Thomson, Treasurer, room No. 7, Fisliei building, oorncr of Main aud Grooi streete.

I'euches IIIKI Croum.

Froo f,tone poaches ripo enough to slice, at Joe Taylor's. I kit tor can what vou wuut next week. They are cheaper tliau buying canned fruit, us nono uro put up this ycur only iu California.

HUNT

ilis

IOST:—A

tops,

Delays arc dangerous. Take Simmon's i^iver Regulator in time for dvH|epKia, biliousness und all diseases of the liver.

ChDdr*n Cry for Pitcher's Castoda?

Cast Your Optics on This Advertisement!

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

Huy your Hlankets now while wo are selling them at Summer Prices.

Kverything in Flannels and Varus at 20 per cent, less than others ask for the same.

New Calicoes ut special prices.

LonsJale Muslin only Tv, cents this week.

Host quality Shirting Prints only 1 cents tins week.

Immense variety Velvets and Plushes.

Largest stock Of Hucltles and Slides from 10 ccnts up

Something new In Shopping-Hags.

five dozen Cents' Night Shirts, embroidered fronts, only .VI ccnts worth *5 cents. Immense line of Corsets, way down. (".nod Canton Flannel only 5 cents per yd.

F.xtru heavy Canton Flannel only 1 .1. lllaek Surah Sashes, :i yards long, silk fringed ends, only £1, worth #1,15.

lp,'d

CHEAP COLUMN

Advertisements tins column one eon 1 a line a tiny, nothing less than u.-n cent* counted. Cash in advance.

FOR SALE.

SAMS-A lu»t»y eiirHnjre nenrly us new, e'neup. In^ulrr at Uilsoflirr. LJ It HA MS—CM ISA 1' House uf romns, 1 107 Franklin Iti'iiiin' of Sum Symmcs, at JnriiNAs, olllru ni I S»nn It Washiiifrton *ireei. A Imt-fisiiii.

Hi SAMS-Dirt *lirap. a new I'huoUm. Inquire at to W u. laisli uvenuu.

FOU

SALE

ISIirln

-An open fuiMHl sitvtT

.lourniil ofllct

wat^'h, at iJif

Kl irln uioveinetm ulioan. IIHJUIM1 fc"1

WANTED.

-An uctivi-

WMVlitm,

ANTISD-

Salary to -fton.

WOUKISUS

tor Hici. ti ItKMl*"

rt'pr«'scnt a successful! N. V. coiupanv jih'tiiporat4Mi tosupply «lry ^oo«Js, cloihlnK shoes, jewelry, etc., to consumers at AIvki lal 1 tjict, salary$-to to enroll members (80.nou now enrolled, $I0,(KI0 paiil hi). Helerenees ivvchiin^Ml. ISmpire t'wjperative As^odaluai icreihi well rated). Uck lio.v 5L0. N. V,

WANTISI).—Men und womet.

a^cntM, U\tz pay. St«»adv work. Outlti tree. No experioiiet-uee«lc«i. j" Kucene Whit tiey, nurseryimiti, UochoMor, N, V. mayiiJn.

FOR REN1.

A house ot seven rooms, nice

Irable property, on east Wabash liveCull ou Walter Pickett. lenlah 1, Hills will luive a .... for rent about Sep! 1st,. loijuire at »ast Main street.

FpartK1SNT

OIt -Miss ot her house

L0S1.

ST—A lonir black nursowltti some snuill change, I'imler please leave at this ol-

tlcc,

stnitll eroehol purse cout-ninliijr

two bills anil some chuiiife Fntder picas leut'c with Alex Mahorney and rco. lve teward.

1ST—A pookoltiook containing* aliout. 40 In lliom-j anl iMin-nu lriii(it*r will pli'iiw Inivf ai thN uilli.|..

r°UND.

IjHM'Nh:—A

SJHUII pocket !ix»k contniuimrU

small ampunl ul money. Cull at t.bls

MISCELLANEOUS.

X/TtJW

Is the time to lay Invotir mipply ot

LN wlnU'r (.'on I and .Joseph 1 tin ford.t)n soul WiLshlmrUm street, is the man to order it of.

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

(Successor to Monm^uc Uankinj Speci.ai attention ^Iven to the removal of Cancers, tape, worms, lwinot IIOKIH. t)lllceover he Corner lUtok Store residence ut l«ive Lee's, iillt llasli'Ikc t.

CRAWFORDSVILLE

TRANSFER LINE,

R. L\ WALKUP, Prop. I'lissenj^ers and to Depots, Hotels, any part of thot ltv. Also proprietor ot the Uayless Ten-Cent Hack Liin*

The Cheap Prices wlM be mnintalne«l nn-l Sutlstactory s»rvtce rendered. I4Mvecalln ut StubU^ on Market htreet, slate at SiKMl^ntssA: urpliy'n.

Telephone No. 47.

Ill Its treatment ot rlieuniiilism and all rheumatic troubles, HIMuird's Hhenni.ili Syrup stands lirst and foremost above all others. Read thell medical |itinphlet uud learn of lie gieat medicii ii value of the remedies which enti'i 11,i Its composition. For snle and liljlilv recommended by MolTett, Ibugan Co

Notlee.

All Kceounts of the Holding wirlts up to the time of the sale will ho settlcil with tho old firm of l'eters .t Handel. Creditors take notice.

The best '.iVcont Hlaek Hose in this oily.

25 dozen Cents' Fine Merino 1 I lose only 'iit cents, worth 50 conls.

Now Stock Pancv liclts.

Austin's Foresl Flower cents, worth 15 cents.

Tetloiv's

Cologne only 7

Swan's Down Powder ilogneonly 1M I'ents. M'J?

bottle of

with

Pears Soap, this week enl.v, II cents.

Sie our new l.'mbrellas at $1.

See our new line of Jackets, nothing liner ever this cily.

Huy Cloak of us on weekly payments at cash prices.

Tetlow's Cossamere Powder, with beautiful pair of gai ters, only I'.i cents. Look out for us now on, as we are going to give you better values than ever bcferi