Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 September 1890 — Page 3

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G. W. HALL

Special Cut Sale.

BAYLE5S

The 99-cent store will move in about 30 days to the McClurc dry-gooc's

during

l^iat l'nle

Queensware, Glassware, Fancy Chinaware, Woodenware, Tinware atjd Novelties and Toys of all kinds.

KOR BARGAINS:—Pictures

iuid see assortment. Artist Material of all kinds always 011 hand.

ROSS BEOS. 99-Cent Store

STODDAltT & CO., AND CLAIM ATTORNEYS, (113-0115 Till St., Wnnllllllfton, D.C.

OpI"OSltC U. S. I'ltlOllt OOTLU

Tin* DISAUIIIITY PENSION UNA, has I,'omo liw. Soldlors, Widows and lnt'i*iita entitled to Pensions. Fee, $10 „nlv when claim is allowed. Write to UNATONOB. ADVICE FREE.

MIMr« McNoeley anil Flora Wtilcli Have 11

Dress Making Shop

liver Neilest & FOBSOC'B Barber Shop, Kost Main Street.

'J'liey guarontoo the best of work anil at

most reasonable prices. Give litem call.

50 CARS

OV

Boyd Stickney & Co.'s

[AI.I, HI7.KS]

Anthracite Coal.

New River West Virginia Coal,

Tim llniwt coal in tlio market for

tlie grates. AIHO,

Brazil Block and Minshal Coal,

KOIL SALK NV

Ii SUU In the—

ferB usin es

Trail

lie wih answer all calls for

•trains 01 otherwise.

I .i ave orders at 120 West Mar­

ket utieet

Diseases of Women

ANL) SLJLLGEUV.

Compilation rooms over Smith's dru). more, South Wtihlngton Street, Craw lonlivllle, Indiana.

T. R. ETTER, M. P.

Ilex. C. Mahorney,

SPECIAL

Furniture, Stoves, Household Goods.

Orockery,

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IR.IIDE WITH

3D\iring Fair "Week:!

will oiler special bargains in

and Picture-Frames at cost. Call

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.

1 O Cents.

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

Leave orders at Campbell's store.

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.REGULATOR

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OBYALiDBUttUV*.

Sold by Nve & ik.

LA VETA

European Hotel.

122.

124, 120 South Green Street, •M'ot Steele, I'roprletor.

Lui,-h oi'nie open till after Midnight

let CREAM PARLORS Acv»t*tlhlc a separateenU-anec. Sui!av Dinners a Specialty.

Railroad Racket.

A Reception to the (Jovcrnor. Governor Ilovoy will givo a reception to tbo G. A. It. men at Indianapolis tomorrow (Sept 5. If 5 or more persons desire to attend this meoting tho Big Four Routo will soil them round trip tickots to Indianapolis at one fnre, good goiDg on the 5th and returning until Sopt. Gth inclusive.

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astonish you.

G. 15, ROHINSO*, Agent.

Republican State Convention, Tho Big Four will sell tiokots to Indianapolis September 9 and 10 round trip for one faro on accouut of tho Ito publican State Convention,

IHR 4 Hurvost Kxcurslons To tho West and Northwest, South, Southeast and Southwost. Tho Big 4 Route will soil rouuil trip excursion tickets to all prominent points in tho West and Northwost, South, Southwest ond Southeast at half rates on Tuesday, September !), Tuesday, September 23, and Tuesday, October 14, all tiokots good returning thirty days from date of sale. This is a glorious opportunity for homo Bookers to visit tho territory named, and wo would invite correspondence ou tho subject. For full in formation call on or address

GKOHOK 1*1. ROM.VSON, Agent Big 4 ll'y.

D. B. MANTIS', Gen. Pass. Agt.

Vaiulalltv Kates.

Commencing Sept. 4 and continuing oaoh Monday and Tliursday to Oct. 10, tho Vaudalia will Bull tickots to St. Louis at one aud ouo third faro, S'J.10, tho round trip, with 25 cents addoil for admission to tho exposition,

September 9 is dato of the grand liomo sookers excursion southwest and northwost, good returning for 30 days. Also repeated September 23d auil Ocio ber 14.

More ljulce Specials

The Vuniluliii lino will ooutiuuo the Lake specials to Maxinkuokoo oil Sopt. (1 and 14, 1890. Time anil rates same as heretofore.

To tho Similes.

Round trip via Vaiulaliu to tho Shiulos 81.10, which inoludes hack faro. Tickets good to return 30 days.

J. C, IIUTOHINSOS, agont.

I' '*, sar.t! Shoes

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pnccs

Call

and see.

DAILY JOURNAL

TIIUKSDAY, SEL'T. -I, ]«.)().

THE JJITY.

Weattier Report.

For Indiana—T a.m.. loval showers, warmer. Local Temperature. Up 1,1

In the Near Kiituro.

THURSDAY—Sooial »t M. E. oburoh. Supper irom 0 until 8. Admission 15 coutB.

FJIIDAY.—"Colored Ariutoorucy" at MusioHull at night, FIUDAY.—l-'reo social by tho Epworth League at tho M. E. ohurob in the evening.

Tho mooting of tho Girls' Missionary Band will bo held Friday afternoon at 3:30 o'olook at tho M. E, church.

HENRY'S SHORTAGE.

Jomplete Statemant of the Figures Reached by the Experts. Tho oommittoo appointed to look ovor tho books of ox-Trustoo lionry have completed thoir arduous labors. The total shortage is §3,240.02. i'he following aro the footiugs of tho com miitee: Ueeelvecl from W. W. Monrnn April (I, 1HHH......... |2.a:iK.3!i Iteeolved duriiiKllrst term n,413.irj

Total receipts of first term S:w,tlK':.':7 KxpiniU'dduringllrsi term liu.oiil.nu Amount to Imliuice account 'J.il'Jl.'.'l On ImndateiHloI'llrstterm uri.-l'J Defalcation of llrst term 1,708.711 On 1 Willi lit bi'tflnnlrnf of second term Amount received during second term f.4,22.*»,.|.E

Total receipt.* of scooiul torm....j:»5,i:tT.rt7 Amount ux|K?niieu in seooml t«rm..?4.\:{7T,at AniouiiL U) tuilunee account Amount 1 urnH OVIT to Hart man ... K,*.'24.40 Dclalwitlonof socoml lorm l.TiSK. 13

Total defalcation.. I 3.24IU

RAILROAD RACKET.

Tho Big Four will soli excursion tickets to tho Covington fair after .Sent. 15th.

Tho onginos on tho Monon aro now littijd out with oloctric headlights which givo them a fine cHeat.

Tho jrapular conduotor Piuder, of tho Van, who rooeivod a paralytic stroke alxiut a woek ago is again able to bo out.

Louisville, Now Albany & Chicago Railroad stock is in demand by Eastern capitalists. It sold on Monday in Boston live points higher than on Monday a week ago.

Tho "Old Reliable," tho Monon, with ts present complement of onginos, is unablo to handle the freight offered it, and daily refuses to undertake to handle freight for want of facilities to do so.

Tho foroo of Bootion men on the Monon has been doubled and a very noticeable improvement has boon made in the road bod. It is the intention of the company to keep tho good work going until tho entile line shall bo as good us tho best. —Tho Evausville & Indianapolis railroad has at last suoooedod in getting its tracks into tho stone quarries at Bedford, a point tho Monou has been ndeavoring to beat them on for sovoral :nonths. This will out tho Monon out 1 a large amount of business which has uaturally fallen to thorn.

A Successful Patent.

Sometimos a patent is worth something. Five years ago poor inventor Rochester, N. 1*., was hawking about imong lamp makers new putout burner, without BUOCCSS. Ho was poohpoohed and diBOOuraged. Finally a Mr,

S. Upton, who had a good noso for a "rude, took it in band, aud now tho royalties paid ou tho lamps made under tho patent, aggregate a fortuno yoarly. Jvor two million of "Rochester" lamps iave been Bold, aud tho proprietor lias

Now York the largest lump store in ho wo-Id, with bronchos in Paris and 'hioago. •''. -..

Must feel Bad About It.

Honry MoCollough, tho fourteoii-year-old boy who was bound ovor to sourt last week for olioking the fourteen /oar-old daughter of Honry Jouos, near Smurtsburg, has boon suod for 82,000 on aooount of tho mortilloation to tho feelings of the Jtnes family. Tho trouble originated iu tho boy's father foreclosing a morlgago on the Jouos farm.

Free Sooial,

Instead of tho regular monthly mooting of tho lip worth Louguo of the M. E. church a sooial will bo beld in tho ohurob parlors to morrow ovouing at 7 o'clock to which all tho young people of tho city are cordially invitod. A .short program has boon prepared aud in effort to make it pleasant for ull will IM make. Admission froo.

Agents For an Alarm System." "f C. G. Armstrong and J. C. Wright .igouts for Western Elootrio Supply Company, of Chicago, aro in the city uudoavoring to got tho coutract for the lire alarm system. They assort that thoir system is as ott'eotivo for small cities aud much simpler than tho Gamowoll system.

Afternoon Tea,

Tho MISSO8 Smith entertained a number of thoir lady frieuds this aftornoon at 4 o'clock ut thoir homo on tho oorner of Green and Franklin streets iu honor of thoir guosta MisseB Walker, Rosa aud Duulap.

Marriage Licenses,

John W. Tato and Ida E. Carvor.

The Cheapest and iicst,

If you are thinking of buying a fall suit you can do no better than to Colmati a trial.

Column. Column lio Is Uio mini, Il lieeiui't lit you nobody oiin.

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that wi

give

Wo will bo pleased to show you tho largo Boloction of fricudshiji rings, gold aud silver, just rooeivod. Call and Bee them at 2C7, cast Main Btroet,

A_L. HOST.

Fiuo candies at Fulton Market.

MARY E0A0H SHOT.

W.J, Davis, Junction Operator, Does It Accidentally. This afternoon while \V. J. Davis,

tho Junction operator was plnying willi hi» rovolver, ho thinking it was

not loaded, pointed it at Mary Roach and pulled tho trigger. Tho weapon wont oiT and tho ill en­

tered her back just to the loft of tho Bpinal column. Dr. Eusmingor was summoned and pronoun:od hor recovery very doubtful.

The girl is the 10 year old daughter of Jos. Roach and one of tho domostics at tbo Junction liouso.

Davis is nearly cruzv with rogrot over tho accident and oau't bo soon.

THE JJEW MAKKET QAS.

Talk of a Company Ueing Organized to Sink the Well Deeper. Speelnl to The Journal.

NEW MARKET, Sept. 4.—Tho gas well provos to bo success. Mr. Kennedy is making arrangements to have it piped into his house. Tho 11 JW is supposod to to strong enough to heat and light

lii.s hotel. Several parties who have had experience with uutur-.il gas have visited hero this week aud say that plenty of gas can bo obtained if wo would only go down after it. Tho talk is very strong of organizing a stook company and boring.

HILLED rOH THEFT.

The

Malo Annox of Nano Light^ap's Family Behinu ihu Bars, As stated in yesterday's JOCHSAI, Goorgo Enoch had his Bcod wheat stolen ou Tuesday night. Suspicion pointed strongly toward John A. Long mid his two grown sous, Win. H. Long and Charles C. Long as tho thieves. Accordingly last night Ollicore Brothers and Couuurs armed with search warrants and acoompaniod by Enoch, George Myers and several others in hose neighborhood tho Ljngs had until recently resided, started for their piesout rtsidouco southeast of Lindon. Arrived there tho seiirch coinmonood and iu no time a plow aud harness hich was stolon from George Myors last March and a plow stolon from Tom Wesi were found. A largo quantity of wheat in bulk was found in tbo house but Mr. Enoch was not able to identify it positively as bis had b^eu in sacks. The oflioera then started for the city and lodged their prisoners in jail, while tho ethers romaiuod on tho place hunting for tho sacks of Mr. Enoch. Tho three meu were brought lxjfore Mayor Garr tint morning for thoir preliminary. Bruce Wost anil Georgo Myers both sworo positively that the plows, etc., found at Long's wore thoir property and as tho defense offorod uo evidouoo in rebuttal tho Mayor bound thorn ovor to tho Circuit court in the sum of $200 apieoo and they wore reurnod to jnil.

LATEU:—Jamos Ling, of New Mar ot, appearod tliis afternoon aud Weul ou the bond for his son's aud grauilsou'r appearance. Tho moil ull protest their inuoconoo aud olaim they bought the stolon property nt dillorout Hales.

TOWN T0PI0S.

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Social at tho Methodist ch tiroh night. Iron crossings a la city stylo are being introduced hero. —John Nicholson photographed N.

Clodfelter's "Knoll Cottage" yesterday. Eldor Coloman was seut back to this city by tho A. M. E. oouforonoo at Now Albany. —Tho M. E. churoh cook book will bo for sale at tho 99 cent storo for 50 cents a copy during fair woek.

Mr. Armstrong, an nlumuus ol Union College, will bo Wabash Collogo's tutor iu Gorman aud French next year. —Jacob Boam, whoso poach orchard was robbod of sixty bushels of fruit the lirat of tho wook is tho prosocutinp witness in tho Folliok ohickon stealing ease, ho having boon robbod of sixtylive ohiokots this Bprmg. —Jamos Royors aud May Vuuflolin were uot taken together Monday night as has boon Biutod. Tho girl was lined for drunkenness und lio is arrested Tucsduy moruing ou au old charge. —Those ladies and little girls who aro or have been sewing rags for a carfor tho Orphans' Homo, will please loavo thoir balls with Mrs. Irwin, or Mrs. O. M. Gregg Bomo time between the 1 and 15 of October. —Miss Mary Thomson will sing a solo at Coutor ohurob next Sunday moruing, it being hor last Sunday iu the oitv. She will start on Wednesday for Chicago. Mrs. A. J5. Anderson will preside at tho organ uoxt Suuday. •Hondo wore rodoemod as follows today: 81,000 on tho Crawfordsvillo and

Linden gravol road, 8500 on tho Geo. Williamson road, 8500 on the Cruwforilsvillo, Wliitesvillo aad Ladoga road and 8500 on tho Jamos Allen road.

A Popular AriKtocrutlo Clul. According to tho latest clnl lxxk of tho Union club tho waiting list uumlers nearly 800, und less than forty vacancies occurred within tho past year. The limit of 1,200 wns reached during that poriod, and tho waiting list wus reducod by about eighty. It vacancies continue to occur ut the average of the past two years tt will take exactly nine years to elect the present waiting list, unless some dio off or got tired of standing In line.—Now York Sin.

I Butter Cups at Fulton Markot.

Cast Your Optics

Beautiful slock new tlie new weaves.

dress goods in all

Our Hluek Henrietta reduced to cents per yard.

Two pieces H. Priestley & Co. liliu-k Silk Warp Hordered .\imsveilin^, worth per yard, for $1,50.

New style Plaid Cloths only .V, cents yard, worth 7.ri coats.

All-wool double-width cents per yard all colors.

All our sr. und 40 cent only '.J?, cents per yard.

per

Cloth oul.v

Ten pieces Tricot Cloth per yard.

only l'-",' cents

French Cinirlunns

I.aco Curtains almost piven away.

J15 Chenille I'ortiers only f'.*.

fid Chenille l'ortiers only £T,.

GOING AND COMING.

—V. Q. Irwin is in Bedford. —I. N, VanSicklo is in Jopliu, Mo. —Fddor ,T. C. Barnhill is in Clermont. —0. K. Ellis waB iu Hillsloro to-duv. —Tom Wilson wan in Frankfort today.

Col. John Wingate was in the oitv to-day. —Frank Fox roturuod to-day from Cayuga. —Miss Kate llassiday is visiting in Waveluud. —Rev. D. P. MoOlain is hoie from Hillsboro. —Charley Marshall is in frcmSholbyv.llo, 111. —T. D. Brown returned from Wat sektt to-day. —Tom Cudwalladnr, of Chicago, was hare to day. —Ezru Voris wont to Danville, 111., last evening. —Miss Flora Fusou has returned from LaPorte. —Miss Mary Dodd has rotu rued from IndiauapoliB. —C. M. Young returned to Dauvillo, 111., lust night. —Mrs. W. W. Seuwright is visiting in Danville, 111 —Hal Eusmingor went to Torro tlaute this morniug. —Muuil Fraizor goes to Morgan Park to oollogo next wook. —Judge T. F. Davi.lson was iu Indianapolis lust night. —0. W. Brown roturuod last ovouing from Springfield, 111. —Geo. Washburn, of Now Richmond, was iu tho oily to day. —Rev. W. H. Hickman returned lust night from Cincinnati. —Arthur Failing, of Torre llaute, wus in the oity to-day. —Miss Sallie Newton is returned from Harbor Point, Mich. —W. T. Fry returned with his wife from Indianapolis to-day.

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—George Benton, of the Iiidiuuapolis High Bohool, is iu the city. —Bigo Biylestf is hauling Lifayitt people to thoir fair this woek. —Ilal Eusmingor weut to Tirro Haute this morning on business. —lion. J. A. Monut is attending soldiers reunion iu Vigo county. —Geo. Wnito g'r.'s to Groonocistl Monday to work for tho Western Union. —Miss Maudo Siinms, of Attica, tho guest of Mrs. Charles ltost to duy. —Miss Dora Sohloppy baa gone to Mount Pleasant, Iowa, on un extended visit. —Mrs. George Biuford, of Chioago, is tho guost of hor parouts, T. N. Myers ii nd wife. —Mrs. Albert Baker aid ohildron returned to IudianapoliB, acoompaniod by Prof. Campbell. —Clarence Fowler left last night for Chioago whero hd enters MoCorTheoiogioal Seminary. —B. R. RUBBOI nnd T. H. B. McCain went to Thorntown tills morning in the interests of the natural gas project. -Dr. Hillis, of Darlington, will shortly remove to Lafayette. His praotioo will bo tukeu by Dr. Dunnington, of Colorado. —F. O. Fraloy and Frank CornolJ, bolh Montgomery oounty teaobers.huvo boon attonding the Clinton oounty institute hold at Frankfort this week. -Misses Suo Ross, of Torre Haute, Angie Walker, of.ltookvillo, and Grace Duulap, of Coviugton, aro the guests of Misses May mo and Aggio Smith. —Gen. M. D. Mauson is attening an Old Settlers' aud Soldiers' reunion ot Martinsville to day. To-morrow bo will be ut Governor Hovey's reception at

Indiuuuftolis. -Tho following porsons went to Lifayotto this morning: Junes Iiolloy, Stunt Wilhito, Tom Ross, Gus Karl, Rod Snydor, Albert Miller, W. W. Wntsou,Tpm Nolan aud tlie Misses Fink.

WltlNGNKOK.

Porsimons says he has tho hat. Things sold well at James Rich's sulo Monday.

Joe Patton and family have moved on Mr. Pattoa's farm. Bill Colmau was iu tho village on business this week.

The fair bogins nest Monday, and look out for thieves. Joo Bradley and family have moved 0:1 James Bocknor's farm.

Eva Kr.ox aud Myrtle Gillia spent Suuday with Lyilia Russell. G. W. Comud and wife took dinner with H. Comptou's Suuday.

Carrie Kolllison aud Isaac Irwin left last Wednesday for Montunu. Wo are very sorry to hear that Dr. llilhs will loavo Darlington, as ho is a

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

liny your Hlnnkcts now while we are sellnifr them at Summer Prices.

Kverythinc in Flannels and Yarns at !0 per cent. less than others ask for the same.

New Calicoes at special prkes.

LonsJale Muslin oi.iy 7'. centsllns week.

H.'st ijuality Sliirtiiikr Prints only I cents this week.

Immense variety Velvets and Plushes.

Largest stock of liucU'.cs anil Slides from 10 cents up

Something new Shopping-Hags!-

Five dozen Cents' Niyht Shirts, embroidered fronts, only cents worth sr. cents. Immense line of Corsets, way down.

Cooil Canton Flannel only r. cents per yd. Kxtra heavy Canton Flannel onlv I :i Black Surah Sashes, :t yards long, silk fringed ends, only fl, worth fl, 15.

good doctor. He will lo a partner with M. S. Hopper, of Lafayette. Grandma Cassidy was tho gtu st of laughter, Mrs. Sa.n Bookuer, over Sunduv.

Several of tho youug folks nttended the fo-tival at Gariicld last Saturdav night.

Hulet Goble, of Darlington, is dninp tho oarpouter work on H. Comptou'R uow houso.

JainPB Wifioliort and wife, of Crawfordsvillo, took diunor with Henry Wisoliart Sunday.

Jamos Jackman has liis sorghum factory iu running order, and will make taffy aud syrup for tho pooplo.

Mrs. Charlie Barnhart anil children, of Lafayette, spent Saturday and Suuday hero with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Booknor.

WKSLKY,

Tho sorghum crop is on hands at present. Considerable wheat' Is boitig sown this woek.

Mr. Royal ii Biok with typhoid fovor. Dr. Culver is utteuiliug him, Wm. Thomas and family stopped here Saturday ourouto to Hillsboro.

The infant sou of Jan. Thomas was buried liet out tho cemetery Wednesday. Miss Ida Graves aud F. M. Shaukliu attended Teachers' Institute at Craw fortlbvillo last week.

Tho gieat contrast iu the temperature between night and duy iB causing considerable sickness.

W. M. Gray is at Buinbridgo this week with his sheep. Frauk VuuDyke is also there with his mules.

Rev. D. A. Rogers will preach here Suuday, ho aud Brother Johnsou having exchanged pulpits for that day.

Miss Etta Romley represented our Sabbath sohool oritorioally at tho convention at Gray's Chapel Wednesday.

II. A. Freeman had tho largest yield of clover Boed in this vioiuitv, threshing nearly ono hundred bushel on loss than 25 acres.

C. O. Graves loft Monday for Indianspoils whero bo will take a oour.uo ol study in tho Business University there. (Jhesley bus made many friends here who uuite in wishing him success wherever he muy ohoose to cast his lot.

Juo. Mossmore aud family attended the fourth auuu.il reuuiou of the family of his father, And'ew Mossnioro, ut Ma lott, Thursday of last wook. The faiu ily presents someourious oiroumstui.oer, which are worth uamiug. Four boyiand six girls compose t'ic family, all are married and enjoying good health and living prosperously within a two hours drive of the old homestead, whore they were all gathered ut tho above event. Mr. Messuiore is about 73, his wife. OS years of ago, tho oldest child 50 and tho youngest 29. Farming is tho occupation of all, save Henry, who is engaged iu tho saw mill and lumber bu si 'loss. A mammoth diuuor proved an interesting part of tho enter uiurnout. Nourly ilfty of tho relatives par took of tho dinner, and after dinuar all were photographed by Johu Nioholsou. Among tho relatives present was Brazier Collin, present aud prospective Sheriff of Fountain oouuly. May Mr. aud Mrs. Mcssmoro oujoy many rnoro such pleasant days und many years of ouj yinont und prosperity bo added to their lives.

Notice to Members.

The members of tho proposed new alub houso at Pino Hills ure requested to,meet in tho Recorder's otlleo, Thursday night, Sopt. 4, at 7:30 o'clock. Businosj of imiKtrtauce.

W. H. WBHSTKH, Sco.

THE MARKETa

Grain, rrovlalon, Etr. OiricAoo. Bopt- a

F1.0UII—OulPt »nd stondy. Spring Talents, IS.G0^6.S0 Dftkors. iA.40^4.00 SUKlghls, N W 04.7B Winter Pntenls, H.9USIB.I» Clours. W.OO

WilBAr—Ruled Orrn early una higher later. No. 8 cm)I), tl-0l3i®1.03!-, Decciotx^r, *1.04 01.03^ Map.

Cons—Fairly octlvn »ud Driner. No. £. 4?*® 4flMC No. Veliow, -totatfvic No. a 4S'.iQIAci No. 3 Yellow, 40na47c Seytcm^er, 4ISW® 4MiO Octobe», 46H04«H'i May, 0*T9—Htroagor and higher. No. 9, 8S!«a 85«iC: October. RJJtiaaSho: May, 88!©38J(o. SampleB In fair supply and utcady. No. 8, ftjft ajei No. 6 IVblle. So. H. S51iO30«o No. 8 White, BtS&Wle.

Iiyt—Huleil tinner. No. 3 cash, 01He Sep. lember deliver)', OI'li- October, 62c December UViC. Sumple lots 6^®iVlc lor No. B, and -V^* 5Sc for No. S.

Mtss ronK-Murliet somewhat unsettled Prices quotutil? ut *10.Xk$10.l0 (or cash *10.00.

810.03 for September llQ.lftjMO.iN) for October foi May.

»13.05jiai0 for Januarr, anl

'Jo dozen Gents' Fine ,\Lei m, only cents, worth r0 cents

New Stock Fancy Belts.'

Tetlow'

bottle i-f.

tl3.mftI3.ffi tot

I.AKD- Rj.a^'r active- I'rlces rnnmrt ot (0.121^ 3#.^ for cosh for Sepicmber IG.83H®rt.S-" 'or October, aud 'or Jauuary.

BUTTKR—C'reameiy, Q@AIO Dairy, 7®16CI Packing slocli, POULTRY -Live (jblcUens, Y"29I- per Bprlug Clilclieus, (TitU'/io per lb I.lvn Turlieya, OOlOo per tt. Live Ducks, 8a0e per lb l.lvo Geese, K.00®6.00 per rtozeo.

LlQUOU—Ulstllled Spirits ruled llrm at *1.13 per ptil. for llnlshcd gooilH.

Livestock. CuieXoo, Sept." 1

CATTt.K -Market talrly actlro oo local and shipping occoimt and prices mrather oaay. QudliUluiis rangeil ut S-I.Tril5.20 for Cliuloe to fancy shipping BUcrs $1.00^1.05 for good to choice d". W.iiVJW.W) for i-uoinion to fair do. fll.OHV* W for butchers' Steers for Blockers for T.-^nns (3.7.V&-1.00 for Westerns fi'WS.'l.OO lor reeders fl.W)® 3i0 for lor Hulls, and tJ.TO® 4.ii^ for Vcul CalvtM.

Hoes—MurUi-i ucthe on piicUlni.- und shipping occouiil. Sal'-s thiii e-ii ut W.*.*(64.QO for light. 10 for rouyh pucklug W.Oi) 04 60 for tnUl-d, uial M.I^44.U lor heavy packing and ihlppiDg lot*.

in Una city

The best LT.-cent Black lie-

I 1 lose I

1

Austin's Fon Flower Cologne only cents, worth Ii-cents.

Swan's Mown Powder with .lovne only cents.

Pears So'.p this week only, 1

S. cur new rmbrellas at 1

See oi:r new !ino of .tnckcti ever iu l.ni city.

notl'.uii fincn

Buy a Cloak of us on weekly cash pri

paylnenU iu

Ietloy, liess.tmo.re Pu'.vder, with beautiful pan cf cartel's, oi,|j

11'cents

Look not for us now on, is we are going to give uu i.ei.ter vu,ues ti-un ever oofce

CHEAP COLUMN

Ailvci'Libcmcnls in lin* column ono «'Out line o.-u-. noiMrc less t:ian counted. Cuh in n«lvanoo

FH)K

eontR

FOR SALE.,

SAl-TJ A hahv carrla^ro twir'v as^'oo«l hk lieu-, rlu-ap. I.. |ulrc at-

Ftcounter.

HI S.VLK- Tlijro sliow'cnsc Mr Tatcht-r, Walnut st i«*et ami railroad.

and a small'

»I HIT ot South NOptlO

1 1

10. t.»st rranklin stro4't. lnouirc ol w.un.Sv,un,vs'

Kl

Journal

JornN.M, olllco or 011 Souili

NNashlnghm strvvt. A haivair..

PHt

SALI'^imt m-l_, new pliacton. hash HviMiuo.

FOU

clmap. a (Minparat ivelv tiMUlro at 'JUO nmt \Vu-:

SAI.K-An HI,

opon ra*y?»l silver

wateh, at liie

hlifln niovt'ini'iil, cheap. Innulre lal ofllee.

WANTED.

WANTKD—A

youmr0'liH atMl manor wo­

man lor p.'rnrui.Mit pjsltiun, uher«' ahllKy will hrlny Ji-lv.iuce.nvnt. T'.ichcr or ifra«luaU? preferrei, Aildrc",^ X.earooi' The Journal. sept. (J.

Wsection,

ANTKIJ-An Saiarv $75

active man tor eaol $75 to ilOO, to local)**

represent a successful! N. V. company Incornoratel tosupply clry jrotuls, clothtn^r shoes. Jewelry, etc., to consumers at cost. Also a Ia} )f tact, salary *40 to enroll members tiow enrolled, 110.000 paM In). Kefervju-ts ixeluuiKed. Hmpire t.'o-ojM'rative A»och»titJu credit well VUKMI). loek liox 010, N. V,

WANTKI).—Men ami woinei*

a^enm. 1 11k pay. Steady work. Outtlt tree. No i?xpcrleneo needed. J' Kuirene Whit uey. uurseryniiin, Hoclu'st^r. N. V. may2 Ju.

FOR RENT.

FOU

It 15NT—A liou.v of seven rooms, desirable properly, on east Walmsli nue. Call on Walter Pickett.

FpartUKNT

UU -Miss Detilah of her house torrent about Imjulre at iiOS cast Mnhi street.

LUST:—Abills

{Ills will have a:•

LOST.

oST—A lonw bhtck purse with some small' haiiKe, 1'indei please leave at this ol-

lice,

Fimvll crochet, purse conLalnintr

two and soun change. ruivb-r •with Uev Mahorney and rci-lve

ple.is leuv rewanl.

I —A pocket hook, containing about -t'llii money and a luin iii Jtrv. I'ltid. uilb pleaM* leave ai hi- ullit »•.

FOUND.

A small jmckct book

mail amount of money.

containing a (..'all at Mils

JV11SCELLANE0US.

N[

UW la the time t«» lay in your supply of wlutr coal and Joseph oiniord.on south' Wu.-hititfton tfvct, is the man loonier It of.

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

(Successor to Montague A: lUmUin.) ripcelttl attention glvou to tho removal of Cancers, tape-worm?*, heiuonh»l«lH. Otllcoover thet.'orner Ihwk Store ttirtUlejii*e at I)ave Lee's. Kast I'llce

CRAWFORDSVILLK

TRANSFER LINE

1

R. C. WALKUP, Trop. I'aj.sentfers and lia^Ka^e to Ut^potw, Hotels, or any part of the Clt v. Also proprietor of tlie Hnyless Tun-Cent I luck Jjin*.

The Cheap Prices wil' he maintained and Satisfactory scrv Ice reinlj»re»l. LeiroealU at Stables on Market street, or blato at SiKslKt ass Murpiiy's. Telephone No. 47.

USICHAI.

Friday, September 5.

One Night Only.

Colored Aristocracy.

Sonibtliin^ New,

What the lVoplu Want,

Constant Hour from Stnrl to I^ini^hT

Introducing the inarch of y.

The Darkville Guards

Sontfs, Dunccs,MarchcHund LCvcvry IVatur of the Kreut

Minstrel Shows.

The whole to conclude with llie Great l-'n-c Scene with the Carkville Fire Brigade. 'M

Prices 25, 35. 50

UPH0L8TKU j. N (i

-MA'i"rui-:s.si- s-

FUItNITURE ltepalied and I'ai-ke.l lor Hldpnient.

GEORGE R. RICE, Joo! Block, 11:.' West I'lke Street. Out-of-town v.urk solicited.

Drs.T.J.and Martha E.H. Gr iffith Oilice and HeUlenc(

South Green strci-t.

Mrs. Dr. Oritllth apooitil uttontlori: Chronic und Surgical or Women, Children, and Obetntrlctf., Dr. Griffith, a general practice.

CONSULTATION FREE.