Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 September 1890 — Page 3

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Tin' .:c.nt store will move in about ,|rv-'ioinis room, and (hirinirtli.it tiivu will Ouci'iiswiirc. (»la-s\\are, Fancy Clunawart

Novelties and Toys of all kinds.

HAKCAINS:—Pict

ROSS

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Cut Saie.

Now K»m llAHCAiNs: I'lctures and Pit Uiro-Franies'ijt'cosl. Call if assortment. Artist Material of all kinds alv

an ce ii.wHuiiuiL. iii ii.ii. idatcrial of all kinds alwavs on hand.

he Ca riages at cost, Haby Wagons, Do

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S.'.(!,• Hicvcles sold or. a liberal discount. A large crayon tr nt of ourself with every 10 dollars' worth purchased.

Hicvcles sold on a liberal

111.

My Fall Suitings

MUi

NOW IN

Colniaii,Coliuan, lie is tin1 man. For it' lio can't fit you, IIOIXMIY ran.

South Green Street,

Second Duny North i»|* Poslolli cr.

Before You Go to the Fair,

-IOJIIV RO

A S O N S

tioic smnnrn?

And see the Bargains you can get for

5 AND 10 CENTS.

li!2 Woat Main Street, Opposite Y. M. C. A. Rail,ling,

C, O. Carlson.

THE LaVETA

EUROPEAN HOTEL!

SCOTT STEETE, Proprietor.

Largest and Most Ekoant Rooms of any 1 lotel in the City.

Lunch Counter. Ice Cream Parlors.

J. TOWNSLiiY & CO., S

DKALKICS IN

ianos, Onmus, Sewinii- Machines,

And Musical Merchandise.

South Green Street. First door south of the Post Ollice

Household Sewing Machine Is the People's Favorite.

j) I A L}"r\ I? 104 South Green Street. 1). 11 Ixli)

J./IJ I

Ltfrfjcnl Line of

PLUG and SMOKING

O O O O Jntlio City, When in Need of a (iood Chew or Smoke t'AI.I. ON

W. B.Hardee

Fincx! lira mis of IMPfWTKI A'/• )VFST tint! hOMKSTIC I'll: A h'S In iu- founil in tUf CHn. A Imd,

A FAl.T. LIXF nf I'll'Fhuul CAXKS.

J, Crawfordsvllle Ind.

FillDE WITH

during Fair "Weei^!

1 O O nts.

tall at your house for you in the morning I home in the evening. 1^'- orders at Campbell's store.

S O

S. EL E

bought the stock of Boots and Shoes

of Somcrville Bros.

A A I E

can and will sell at prices that will

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to the McC'liire sp- eial Ivirga'ns in. I'iiiu arc

(i da

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and take you

Kot 1 tt II

Jgtes and Doll?

por-

99-Ccnt Sloi

Time :i:

jOi'KNAL.

«'K:INKM)AY, SKI-T. in. I««MI

THE CITY.

The Wesilliei•HI —7 TI.III., TJTMVETX, U'LK'TNCR, Local Tei: ien.tn ...VS..,.I V,,

re. I

J'O.S'ITONKM

KNT.

THE IDEA GIVEN UP OKU.

AS A BAD

Tlic lair as Good as Good as Usual, But

tilt Attendance Killed bv the Rain.

I IK air Association held a meeting lis morning ami decided to postpone IO fair by having to-dav'H programme io-niorruw, UI-JDOMOW'H Friday und hmturtluy. A later mooting, lourvt r, gtivo this idea up an iiut.raouvil.ln und it waw decided to do away wilh tu da.v*M raooK entirely and carry ut the rest of the progruiuiuo iu Kpitu

I tlie luwi. This was accordiugl) duue and tli'r exhibits e.arried out an usual. \ll uere lirnt eliiiiH and fully up to if n»t aho\e tlio Uhiiul ntjindard. The iinjj lueKiiig i« tlm tradilional crowd, n-1 it IH needleKS to iy that this is •lly ini^ed. 'Ihe attendance \WIH

II'ST laMe, but of course it WUN not ex »t*el-d in view of the weather.

ooi/r iiAoi-.

sjiite of tho muddy weather the IKU'JI went i.tl' yosteiday IICIM•rdiu^, to' ri'^tMlllIIIO. :.V IIIKI.i: It It 111.IIS. 'iurn iv S H-hanls. V:' 'I'liut—: 10, "v

TWO KAIL

llllcilllillk •Mtuuie It. 1. HeiiMui 51, 3:17.

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"A :i

a hiijUiic Made by a Machine. At tho Singer Hewiug .Moohino dis" play iu clmrgo of Ed Tonusloy, the iigLt seer is struck by a beautiful pict iro of ouo of these elegant machines. At tirst it looks us if painted, but a closer examination reveals the fact that it is worked in w.tk different oolorid threads. Mr. Townsley iuforms us that the whole thing was done on a Singer machine. There are also two elegant lace curtains worked by the same machine, which invariably attract tlio ladies. There aro Singer machines iu cherry and iu W ilnut, enough vuriety to suit the most fastidious. Mr. Townsley l:ns a smile for all and is himself not the least attractive in his most elegant display—ouo which the fair directors ought to bo proud to liavo in 1'loral Hall.

Geo. F. Hughes.

'i he above name has beoomo iudissolubly connected with liuojpianos and organs iu Montgomery and surrouuding counties. Mr. Hughes as usual lias a large display at our fair. His past large trade lias made him feel justitiod iu displaying au unusually line lotof instruments this year. 'l'horofore we would advise those who want to buy to take advantage of this opportunity to inuko a satisfactory selection. Miss Pauline I.tiBsel, of Waveland.an accomplished piauiste, is ou hand and shows off the tone of the iustrumouts to advantage.

That Potition.

Tho petition to tho Gouuoil against the diagonal crossing which was allowed to bo constructed by ,] oly Joel lias been vigorously circulated to-day. So far bout one hundred of tho heavy llrins iiul tax payers have signed it. They ay tlioy have liono but tho best feelings •oward Al'. Joel, und admire his business enterprise, but are merely lighting that lliev believe to bo a duller ous rocedent.

Let Us Sing Old Hundred.

A letter from "Major" Stillwoll, (A iulvatiou Army, authorizes tho closing up tho army's atl'uirs at this point, and the withdrawal of tho troops. This uo tion is taken because the "Msjor" lius uo ollicers at hand whom he judges ,-oiiiieU:nt to quench tho iiry darts of •lovil at this terrible foitress of his SataLic Majosty.

To BeSet'led On the 19th. A loiter from Judge Murlii.dalc, ci indiauap.ilis, states the (piestiJii of ihe conlirmmei.t of our City Water Works to Me-ssrs. Collin ft Stuutoii will lo ihtcided by Judge liroshum al Chicago on '.he l'.lth of this month.

Marriage Lioctir.cs,

John W. Harmon and Myrlu Wiihite. Francis M. Swoariugon and Mary E. Llam.

Tlioma.-i Grihsoui und Jiiddy 11..u ni ta :J.

U0LLEGE iiOTES.

T'ho Junior class is small this year. Prof. King was a D. Ii. E. ut Hauiilou.

Charlio Bonton is back having eutorod tho Junior class. Os Humphrey is"our genial librarian" for the coming year.

Sam Morrison, 00, is in town, shaking hands with the boys. liuliauapolis, Evausvillo, and Paris sond large delegations this year.

Tho now Gorman prof, has tho scientific Sophs guessing as to what ho will do.

NJW

men aro coming in rapidly and

the Freshiuou class bids fair to bo a argo one. Soaton, assistant in botany, is out with a sprained knoo caused by too muoh tennis.

McCumpbell lias tho pole in the raco for tlio boy's laundry patronage, but D. II. Wilson, tho light weight of 01, is running ncok anil neck with him. Let them do cutting rates and you will bo in olovcr, beys.

ILAPJ RHITBLICANS.

TUEY ASSEMBLE AT THE OAPITOL TO-]

JAY.

A Strong Platform Adopted ami Backed By An Invincible Tickut,

SjM*inl to The Journal. l.NMANAI'Ol.lH, Kept. 10.—The Iveptl! 1 until Statu Convention assembled today iu Tomlinson llull. Thecrowd wotlar^o mid oiitljiisiuHtio. Hon. 1{. \Y. Tliompsou, of Vigo, was mtulo ohiiirlanu, AUIL CIJIIH. 15. LnmliK, of Carroll Sccrt'tury. Tlio pint form ia long but

IIIIH

tlio true K!|iublicntj ring to it. Mi tou Trustlor, of 1'iiyi'tto couuty, wrs iioiuiuatod for Sccrctiiry of Htnto (l^tlic I'll.st 1,allot. Col. I. N. Wulkor, of Marion, for Auilitor, was also nominated on the liist ballot. Onu ballot for Statu Ticflsurer. No nomination, liut G. W. l'ixlcy, of Allen, iu the loiul. Tin-re iu a strong probability that l'rof. ,1ohu M. Coul cr will IK ijominakul for .Suito geologist.

INUIANAIMJ

Clerk of tho Supreme Court by acclamation, also J. \V. Meliride, ol Kltthart was nominated for .Indfjo of the Su promo Couit ou the. first ballot. James Henry, of Morgan couuty, was nominated lor Su[H!tiLteudi!iit ol Public Instruction.

Prof. Ouiilta Nomiuated.

Special to The Journal. iNiiUNAroi.m, Sept. 10, :t:15 p. m.— J. .S. Worrell, of Hendricks, was nomiliated for Stiitistioieau, and l'rof. John M. CoulUr, of Wabash College, for State Geologist.

T0WH TOPICS.

—Three marriage licensos were issued to-day within half an hour. —Dance at tho 'S8's' hall to-uight. Muaic by tho Crawfordsvllle Orohestra. —The liruzil Band arrived this morning. It is a seedy looking aggregation. —Ed Townsley is hero to spend fair week and talk up his favorite sowing machine. —The ladies of tho A. M. E. churoli will servo meals at the Robbies House during the fair. —Will Kritz oamo up from Wnvolund this morning to pursue post graduate studies at the Collogo. —Tho weather indications fer to-day indicated fair weather, those for tomorrow foul. Wo look for a bright day. —About forty Republicans from the city and couuty aro attending tlio Republican convention at Indianapolis to-day. —Tho Sons of Veterans will moot tonight at 7:30 o'clock. There in important work to do anil let every member bo present.

One of Bisahof's show windows has been decorated with the old spinning wheel of pioneer times and rolls of carded wool. —The show windows of MolTott ,fc Morgan's drug storo are artistically arranged with playing fountains and growing plants. J-' —A drunken man iu tho gallery at Music Hall last night got to fatting over tho seats during tho play and wi run in by tho cdicers. —Several business men aro objecting to the diagonal crossing which the Council guve Joly Joel tho privilege cf laying ou Maino and Washington Htroots. —'i he Board of Commissioners liuvo decided to build a fifty foot wooden bridge over the Rattlesnake Crock sou of tho city. The contract has not leen let.

George F. Hughes Bold a piano to Mrs. Jeauuetto P. Layno, of Greouoastlo, and an organ to Thomas Millar, of Reelsvillo, the results nf his display at the Bainbriilgo fair.

PREMIUM TAKERS. •./

A List of Those Who Won Eed and Bine Ribbons, TIIB JOUHNAI, is the only paper which prints a oouiploto list of premium takers. In every oaso tho name tlrst mentioned has won tlrst prizo and tho ouo folljviug tho Booond prizo.

Export judges liavo been hired in nearly ovory department. Tlioy aro as follows: l'lurul Hall.—Mrs. A. E. Ferry and Mrs. J. A. Coleman,of ludianapolis.

He-ivy draft and general puriOBe hoi*o:i.—W*. A. Hanks, President of the State Board of Agriculture, LPorto.

Eight harnoss horses—John W. Slider, Richmond. Dairy Cattle—Dr. Voyles, ol Harrison county.

Boef cattle—A. D. Kern, Frankfort. Sheep—S. W. Dungan.of Franklin. Hogs—Walter Johnson, of Burlington, Ind.

Chiokous—B. N. Pierce.

No Longer CLtlscn*.

ST. R.ovis, SNPTW 10.—Iu the United States Circuit Court District Attorney Reynolds, instoad of proceeding criminally against tho Oftv-throo illegal possessors of naturalization cortiflcatc9 presented thetr names asking for docrocs scttlnfr uMdo the certificates,which were granted, and fifty-throe persons were disfranchised.

Favor Nerlio'll I'arilnn.

CHICAGO, Sept. 10. Hon- Lym»« Trumbull. Robert Law, Abnor Taylor and Henry W. Utnan have written

tors pardon

Marshmaiiows aiB ulton Market. I Children, Cry fot

lot-

to Governor Kifcr SOUCHLND thf* of Oscar W. NEEBO, a iwdiifit

tlie An-

—Mwving sale at 90 cent store.

—Light weight coats aud vosts roiluood to actnal cost at Cunningham's. Don't fail to attend this great clearance Bale.

With a record like Simmon's I.iver Uiv' ulutor none should be afraid to USE for their livor.

Pitcher's Castorla.

A Mother's Love

Savon !|««r Tcii-Veur MI Child. litth- vrirl. ton yeurhuf lm«l Hri^lilIhM'Kse. Icr iilikh's, |«fi. am! cvos writ' Wtnlil nu-oIIimi. Koui ce mir hrst ph\sUmiui-s uth'iiiti'd Iiit. hut hct lite whs'le^pittri'il ol Hut it IIHMIHT IIU|M*!4 unto the Inn. audi d»» N'l-tuiiHMl iotr Dr. David Konn^h's Favitiiu* Kciiii'dy. inad'at Hondovit.N V.

BRIGHT'S DISEASE.

Mow haj»j»\ I am lhat dctennlru'd ti|.on tlds -foriine by thr well known BVOIPtoiiib 4»| the hseasr left her. Word* tall to pn sh jrrailtii'h'. and I cannot tHM«nrn-iU rt-f*»iuiik'imI Ihi' hivorlte Hcmrdv. Her n:wa^cntJrt'l.v due to tin* Favorite Heme•L\. Nuia-li \MI.S thronly tiH-dlrtiH- taken alin liiTru*e wasiihan«loi «-d l»v ihe physli-tans liAl'UA A. Ki .Ml»'|XiN.

Wi'fi Rutland, Vermont

Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy,

1're pared hv

Mr. David Kennedy, Uondont New Vork #1 per Itottle. Six lor |m. »t all tlriitfjrlMs

PERSONAL PI0Z-UPS.

—fioorgo Carver lias ri'turniHl from Chicago, llal Martin returned from Ualii.ti. la.'-t i.iglit.

MINH Eva C»xk hits returned fron: llillsboro. Mi«H Lizzio Mexedon has ruturuod from Paoli.

^pt'eli.l it'l'lie Jotiiti:il. —Mis-s Klla Maxwoll is home fioni

IS, .Seit. 10, 8 j. m.—G. LaFayntte.

W. l'ixlc-y was nominatwl for 8tuU' —IJCO Durham has retunied to Ttousurer on the second ballot, .h.lin Hiissullville. \V. Lovott, of Madison county, was H. S. Hall and wife, ot Greencaslle, then Dominated for Attorney Ge-.tval r.i.'in the nity. by acylt malion. Will, T. Noble, ot -Wm. Hritton and wife of Chicago, Wajno oounty, was nominatod for are visiting here.

•—.Mrs. Joseph Grubb lias letuiued from Terro liauto. —Cliurloy Snoddy, of Stookwoll, is visiting in tho city.

Kov. Hugh iMcCulip and wife are visiting iu Nebraska. —Chun. Garret, ot .Comuiri-villo, if \iMtiiig M. S. Smith.

M. Vniiug, of Danville, 111. .,

vif.ling 111 tlio city. MI.M. .leniiio Blair is visiting liei i. Will in Chicago.

Mis. John R. Bonuell is rep rted very ill this afternoon. —John Johusou is up from Euw veneeburg for tho fair. —Miss Clara Crawford has rotuiun from l'ortluud, Maiue. —Jus. GUBII was among Veedeiburj I'riends yeBterdav evening. —Walter Montgomery und wife, of Linden, ure visiting here.

Mrs. Wm. Hubb, of Dunvillo, it visiting Mrs. Ezra Voris. Miss Alice Burns has returned from visit iu Springfield, Ohio. —Mrs. Philip Levinsou, of Shelby villo, is visitiug lior son, Abe.

Miss Mary FiBh, of IudiuuapoliH, the guest of Miss May Kliuo. —Wilbur Grant, of Richmond, will nhortly return to outor college. —M. C. Barues, of Grecnoastle, is visitiug his old neighbors hero. —Miss Mary Campbell is tho guest of Miss Lilian Byrns, of LaFayotte. —Mrs. F. O. Buck and daughter, of Litch^eld, III., arc visiting in the city. —Miss Maud lVdloe, of Frankfort, is visiting Miss Maud Fraizer this wook.

Dr. W. H. Hickman left for Atlanta last night but will shortly return. Mrs. George Constaucer und children, of iluiubridgo, are visitiug in the oitv.

Miss Sophia Himos, of Ltidogu, is the guest of Mrs. II. M. llarter this week. —Frank Fox hus return to Chicago t.) ro outer .UeCorniick Theological Semiuary. —Miss Holon llarlun, of Danville, 111., is visiting her cousin, Mibs Bollo Uurlau. —Misses Lizzio and Belle Gruhaui, ol Ooviugtcn, is visiting Mrs. C. D. Cruse this week. —Miss Mary Thomson left to-dny for Chicago whore she entors the auditorium conservatory of music. —Mrs. MattioJ. Kitchen, of La ayctte,is the guest of her friend this week, Miss Estolla M. Jackson, of this city, ut her homo 411 East Main street. —Miss Elsie Bever, of llillslioro visited tho family of S. J. Beach to-day, prior to going to DePaw to take a course in musio, in which sue is a f.r.itlcient scholar. —Hon. J. A. Mount, C. M. Travis, W. T. Brush, Dr. E. Loeoh, C. K. WfllianiB, Fred Bandol, T. IL B. MeCuin and others aro attending the Republican Stato convention to-day.

She WHS Completely Cured. A daughter

of a customer suffered from

suppressed menstruation, and her health was completely wrecked. At MY SUEDES tion she used 0110 bottle of Hradllcld's Female ltepulutor,which cured her.—J. W llia.M Ms, Water Valley, Miss.

Write the Brudtleld IteguliUor Co.. Atlanta, G11., for particulars. Sold by Nye & Co.

Wo aro still tho leaders in tluo Teas and of)tFoes. Try them onco and we will liavo your truilo.

ENKMI N KH SEAWIIKUIT.

—For lino cooking appies,go to Barnliill, Llornaday & Pickett's.

Our lino of fruit and confectionary is ooinplote. Call when hi need of any thing in this lino.

ENHUINOHII .t SKAWHIOHT. 103 E. Main Street.

I'euehes ami Creum.

Froa stono poaches ripe enough to Blice, at Joe Taylor's. Better oau what you want nest woek. Thoy are ahoa[Mir thau buying cauned fruit, as none are put up this year only in California.

Fancy Mavri lemons Seawright's.

MOTHERS' fRIEND'

rAVother

'"m^

%O{°her

5RADFIELD REGULATOR CO. ATLANTA^ SOLO arAU OKueasra.

Sold by Nve &

READ A THIRD TIME.

Tho Tariff Bill Ready for Passaur* In the Sonata.

SO FRICTION IX THE CLOSING HOLES.

SKNAVK.

\VA*HINIITON.

Sept.

(TBO

ilntv

at Ensmiugors

WILL YOU SUFKKH with Dyspepsia and Liver complaint? Shiloh's Vltnlizei IB guaranteed to euro you. For sale by MofTett, Morgun JT Co.

Nobody will suffer from liver HOUSES if they take Simmon's Liver

Leculatoi

THAT HACKING COUGH can be N quickly cured by Shlloh's Cure. W guanaitoe it. For sale by MofTett, .Morgan A Co.

WHY WIIIII Yoo cough wnen Shlloh's Cure will give you Immediate relief Prtco, 10 conts, 60 cunts and $1. Moffott Morgan & Co.

Mother, Wife und

laughterc

Those dull, tired looks and unpleasant toolings speak volumes. Dr. Kilmer' FcD'ale liomcdy builds up quickly run down constitution and brings back youiliful boauty. Price $1. fumphlot

Inghamton, N. Y. Sold, recom led, at

Nye's drug store.

from th'1^ II

MULLI'II-yace LA ofllea

MORO 1I11111 three UL ttirni NI'F: tn be

Grand Cloak And Blanket Sa1

npiolnt.!D

AIT: P'.'lltloni

pnrty.TB''Y 11

10 LUIVC A

Hiilury of TT.I«X) «-ith truvellnn ANIL OTLE-r IIREOS flory expense*. TLE-y

ure

lie provided

clerU, sleno^'iiiplier mid uietscni

WLTB A

nr, and

SUI:H

other eJiTlenl ASULTLUNTFI US thoy umy N-ijulre. Thlfr permanent ollli-e Is 10 BI' In I he

city ol

Washington.] Ity a vote of :IS to 'JH a strict party vote the Senate ordered the tariff bill to a third rending and engrossment. Tbn bill was ordered printed with the amendments and the SENATE went Into executive session and soon after adjourned.

HOl'SK.

WAHHINOTOS,

Sept.

111.—In tho IIouso

Mr. (lest introduced a ill to create a woman's International labor congress to bo held at Chicago In IMS. Mr. Wlckham Introduced ft bill

tho pensions

tncreasn

of persons

WHO have lost

a/i arm or leg In tho service lit felo por month. Mr. Illand Introduced a bill providing for tho substitution of canceled Treasury notes for bank notes, to to bo Issued a* a new series.

Much tlmo was 6ccuplod in filibustering over a proposition to talio up tho Lungston-Vftnulc election case from Virginia.

A bill UMS Introduced by Mr. Thopipson (O.). making tho general laws of Oregon applicable to Alaska,

so far ay thoy

tnay not conflict the laws

of the

United

Btatna. The committee on public lands ordered favorabln reports on tbo Sonato bill to open abandoued military reservations In Nevada to homestead outryi tho Henato bill for the relief of settlors whg were unablo to buvo land oases settled owing to vacancies In tbo

offices

of recolvors or registers tho Houso bill Opening a portion of tho Fort Handall military reservation In South Dakota, and tho House bill to sot apart a tract of land In California as a public park for the "rvatlon tho remaining groat tr..

A Family Jewel.

Dr. David Kennedy,

of ltondoul,

N. Y.,

the famous surgeon and physicinn, lias sent us a copy

nis book, "How

to Cure

Kidney, Liver and Blood Disorders." It ih work which should be road in every home for the value of medical lessonB alone. IT :ontains also many life illustrations and two fascinating stories from tho widely known author, "Ned Buntlino." Anyone sending their address with name of this paper to Dr. Kennedy, will receive the Book free by mail.

Fino candioa at Fultou Market.

CATABitn COKED, hoaltli

nnd sweet

breath secured, by Shlluh'E cat-anb remedy. Price 60 cents. Nuutil Injector free. MofU'tt, MoruauA OO

mjoelor five.

To Cure Heart DISEASE

Use "Dr. Kilmer's OEEUNBF.medy.' It regulates, corrects and relieves the most distressing CIBOS. L'rlct 50 cents and $1. L'nmphlet In e. Hlnghauipton, N. Y. Sold, recommended and guaranteed at Nye's drug store

Hhlloh'G Cure will immediately RELIEVE Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitl

For Bale

by MofTett, Morgun FC Oo.

Khciiiiiatlsiu and OYSP^PS A Cured Miss .lenctte Day used several bottles

terms.

Hibburd'H Rheumatic Syrup and found almost instant relief. I have

received greater benelit from the

use ol Hibbard'S Kheumutic Syrup for dyspepsia LLIAN

any other

incdicine 1 ever

used. Many of iny uciiuuiutunccs have used it and all spca.I of

it.

in the highest

Miss

KIT 11.V A. DAY.

Wo certify the above testimonials. We havo never handled remedies that give such uiilV'

ut new Clo:iks I lave Arrived and we will give you an opportuneyl to buy a Cloak, Jacket or Wraj) and save from $2 to $10 on each Wrap. Note the following Prices tor this week.

25 Genuine Si-ai 1'! ish Jacket-, on l.y $9.25, worth S12.50. .. ». 25 Fine real Seal Plush biaques, 40 inches long', four real Seal Loops,- $15, worth $25.' 20 3-i length reai Seal Plush Coats.Se.nl Loopsd^»wn front, only $12.50, worth $20.

AI.M) a hull Line of adies' Misses'and Children^ Cloak.S in ali Stvh.-.s, Qualities and Prices for cash or on weekly pavnients.

Blankets! Blankets.

It will soon he time fur you to have Ihankets, so if vou od a pair call and see ours. vVe will you from Ipi to $3 011 each pair a wool blankets, cotton blankets and comforts in all qualities.

NEXT DOOR TO ELSTON BANK. EAST MAIN STRI

rroslde.tt und Senate lo Appoint I "|A•••.•/. iiMouit* Couiiulsnlon"—KoolprocU /I Vy

10. —In the tariQ

discussion Mr. l'lumbotlered 1111 amendment for the appointment of A com mission of five disinterested persons to bo known

as the

"Customs Commission"

with permanent office In the city of Washington. Agreed lo Voas,

ill

for a

on which

conunl*-sloti

nays,

0. Mr. Daniel olTered an amendment thai the duty 011 leaf tobacco suitable for CIGAR wrappers shall not take ottect until July ), 1S»1. Rejected.

The ML. WAS then reported LO the Senate, and all tlio amendments that had been mlopted In committee of the whole were agree 1 to except those qn which separate voles were demanded Tho tlrst ot tbi'in »:is Sonator Plumb's amouduir-nt

CUSTOMS commission,

Senator

'.ionium demanded a

sepunitc vote. The amendment was agreed to: yeu.I,

1J (O tO louipnsed

DLDLNLL'RCSIFD PVRF 1V1.-, U-

iluac In OITLT'I1 SIX

BE REMOVED LY

Notions, 1-

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LIT nays, SU.

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PRO^LILCAL LY INUL WITH ll«C udvlci! UND conscul ot tbr SF-NNTF. THI.'CMIIIIIIIS.^LMIITFL

ure

LO CGN

yours: nut any ol

llifitu

tie-

NRYL#'I-I

may

RIC-'.U- I.,r Incftlclency,

Anything and Everything

Tl ie Kair

HAMGINIG AND STAND LAMPS,

1 Plush Gofids, Jewelry,Plated Goods,

1 Ynp CHILD In vl 1*11 CI. ....1 ......... .....

.••'jVtusical copy

Instruments, Choice Sheet Music 5 cents per A complete line of Table Cutlery, Razors and Shears, in, Glass and Queens Ware.

ing Your Pictures and Have Them Framed. Come and See Us at A-

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New York Store

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