Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 September 1890 — Page 3
NOW KOK
Largest and Musi. 1 otvl
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'Die 99-cent store will move in about 30 days 10 tin- McClure dry-goods room, and during that time will oiler special bargains in Queensware, Glassware, Fancy Cliinaware, Wooden ware, Tinware ami Novelties and Toys of all kinds.
BARGAINS:—Pictures and Picture-Frames at cost. Call
and see assortment. Artist Material of all kinds always on hand.
Haby Carriages at cost, Baby Wagons, Doll Buggies and Dolls.
Safl' Bicycles sold on a liberal discount. A large crayon portrait of yourself with every 10 dollars' worth purchased.
ROSS BROS. 99-Cent Store
My Fall Suitings
ARE NOW IN.
Colin,'in.(.oliiian. lie is (lie man.
For if lie can'l von.
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Before You Go to the Fair
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12 South Green Street,
Second Poor North I't^lr.riicc.
o)i 10-
A I S O N S
HOC sttiotrtf.
And see the Bargains you can get for
5 AND 10 CENTS.
122 West Main Stroet, Opposite Y. M. 0. A. Building.
C. O. Carlson.
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EUROPEAN HOTEL!
SCOTT ST
.IjIE, Proprietor.
hi- iv.v.t Rooms in the C\'y.
Lunch Conrsier. !ce Cream Parlors.
J. TOWN'S!.LY & CO.,
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ianos,
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ans,
W. H. HARDEE,'04
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Sewing
And Musical Merchandise
South Green Street. First door south of the Post Ollice. Household Sewing Machine Is the People's Favorite.
will all at your house for you in the morning home in the evening.'
at Campbell's store.
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of any
Machines,
I,lirurnt I.illi of
PLUG and SMOKING
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1IUIH» Cliy,
ion in Nihh! of a (looil Chew or Smoke
CAM. OS"
"W". B.Hardee
Finettt Brandt* of IMl'OIi 77,7 KF) WEST and HOMFSTIC CHiAHS to be fount! in thv Cilji. AUn
A FATA. !. IXI-: of lir KS mill CAS'KS
South Green Street, Crawfordsville, Ind.
During Fair "Week:!
^as bought the stock of Boots and Shoes
of. Somcrville Bros.
AT A I fcC
he can and will sell at prices that will
and take you
DAILY JOURNAL
.SATUKDAY, SEPT.
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THE UTY.
TI10 Weather ltoport.
For Indiana—711.in.. cliMiriiifr, tuiilcnM. horn I Teinperutlire. 45 2D
THE LAST DAY.
A FAIR SIZED CROWD
IN ATTEND-
ANOE,
Tho Association Hopes to Be A bio to Oomo
Out Even With the World.
Tho bright, clear day brought out a foully numlier to-duy who have thus far boon kept in by tho raiu, and thin afternoon tlie crowd was argumented by towufolks who desired to seo the races, l'rcif. llill mado his ascension but no parachute leap owiug to the high wiud. All has been bustlo ou tho grourds to-
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It NOTKS,
Tlie success of tiio ll'jial display this 3*e.ir wan due to the ofVorts of Airs. A. M. Kmith more tlmn to any other one person. .She occupied the center of the entire south wiug of Floral llall with tier hcauiilul collection of plants and cut Mowers. 'lhe A.M. E. church has purchased that humkome oigan which took the rid ribbon in the dis-pky of George F. liughes. It is a,Story X- Clark aud has 1 tone similar to that of a pipe organ.
PREMIUM iAKERS, :v/
A ijist of Tiiose Who Won Red and JBluo Ribbous. THK .IOIIUNAI. is the only paper which prints a complete list of premium takers. In every case the name tirst men tionod has won tirst prize aud the one following the second prize.
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21—SWINB.
Poland China, Jersey Bo is, eto. Boar, 1 yr aud over, Ad Hettield, Watsekn, Ills., T. Gartin .V Son, Barnard, Ind
Hoar, yr tinder 2, W. U. MuMullen, New Market Sears A- Strain, Lebanon. Boar, 1 yr over mouths, H. \V. Smith, city Ad Hetflold.
Boar under (1 mouths, Sears A Strain tirst and second. Sow, 2 yr aud over, F. Gartin .t Sou Ad Hettield.
Sow, 1 vr under 2, F. Gartin ,t Son Ad Uetlield. S 1 I'ratton, Now Boss F. Gartin it Sou.
Sow under mo, Seara A- Strain, tirst md second.
CLASH
25 llEllKSHlUr
SWI.NK.
Boar, 1 yr under 2, W. M. Dillon, I'ittsboro Stover Bros city. Boar, 6 mo uuder lyr,I. M. Barker, Thorntowu Stover Bras.
Barker, F.
Boar, under 1110, I. Gartin .V Son. Sow, 2 and over, F. Gartin .V Son, Stover Bros.
Sow, 1 yr under 2, Stover Bros., tirst and second. Sow 15 mo uuder 1 yr, I. M. Barker, \V. M. Dillon.
Sow under (i mo. I. M. Barker, F. (iartin .V Sou. CI.ASS 20
IIIIESTKU WII1TU SWINE.
Boar 2 yrs and over, Bell, Kyger AThompson, Lebanon ltoliert L. Glover, incustle.
Boar, 1 under 2, VY. \V. Bell, Lebanon, tirst aud second. Boar, 0 mos under 1 yr, B.V.Harvey, iiloomiugdale W.M.ltoll.
Boir, under 6 mos, W.V.Boll. S.nv, 2 yrs and over, W.V.Bell B.W. )[arvey.
Sow, 1 and under 2 yrs, \V' V. Ilu'l, lirst aud second. Sow, (5 mos aud uuder 1 yr, Same r.-^t and second.
Sow, under mos, Same B.L.Glorer.
Fire at Whitesville.
Early this morning the geuoral store if J. J. Wiugert aud Frank McGilliard, at Whitesville, was discovered iu 11 lines aud was totally oonsuminod, nothing at ni I being saved. The post oilico was in .lie building aud all tho mail together with the outtit was burned. Tho loss cn tlie stock was over Si,000 and that on the building was about £1,000. The insurance amounts to about §2,500 on the stock aud building and is with the I'hoouix. It was tho main store of Whitesville and Htooil
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tho spot wh-re
•Mo'it Fisher's store was burned four ears ago. As no tiro had beej in the store it is supposyd the tiio had an iuidendary origin, and many of the people there aro inclined to attribute it to tho relatives of the burglar who was shot dead iu Mont Fisher's store tlvo rears ago.
Tried to Beat the Nutt Houso. Two slick looking young fakirs, ono of whom Ins bo 11 selling knives and the other general articles at tho fuir ground, Iried to beat tho Nutt House to-day. Thoy claimed to have a contract for j?l.25 a day, aud while Mr. Ilefferuau had gone for tho polioe, thoy had a hand to hand battle with Harry Counird, who had been left iu charge, over tho possession of a valise. Harry oimj off victorious, aud when tho police urrived tho fakirs paid up.
Endorses the Action.
A letter received in this state from Mrs. Laura E. Shiolds.of West Monroo, N. 1'., tho sister of tho lato Mrs. W. F. I'ettit, statos that Mrs. Pettit's family heartily ondorsos tho action of tho prosecution in uolle prosing Mrs. Whitehead's case.
Accident in a Race,
This afteruoou duriug tho paoiug racc oue of tho drivers drovo into tho Bulky of J. H. Freeman. Mr. Freeman was thrown to tho ground amid tho ruins of his sulky with slight, injuries, and liiB lino pacer badly ^^Ehd_u
Marsbmallowj
KILLED BY HIS STEP-SON.
Farmer MoBridu Slaiu iu a Fight With
His Relative,
Special to tlie Journal, TKUIIE HAUTE, .Sept. in— A farmer named MoBrido was fonud dead this morning at his homo near (Jontorvillo. Tho body was found iu tho rear of tho burn with a knifo clnspod tightly iu its hand, aud the Bkull mashed out of slinpo. McBrido had a light with his stop-sou last night and tho latter is now under arrest. ThiB is the third murder iu Vigo oouuty within a month.
BRIEFS.
—UisLop Kuiokorbaoker will ofliciato at St. John's Episcopal ohurch to morrow. —In the future Friendship lodge, good templars, will meet ou Saturday night. —George L. JJarkley will return to Chattanooga Monday with his family aud household goods. —Tho A. M. E. church ladies will servo supper to-night. Thoy will also servo refreshments to-night.
day, as a largo number of exhibitors' —Tonight is tho last opportunity to have oxorciscd their right of contract »t tho '88" hall. The (Jruwfords and been removing their exhibits. Others
v"'°
however, liavo displayed better nature —l-)r- K. J- Cuuning am will be unaud allowed their displays to stiind for
tho benelit of all gazers. The directors
Orohostra furnishes the musio.
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account of illness to conduct
-'-rvicos at Center church to morrow,
are iu good humor and express the he- Bev. E. P. Gardner, of Applotou, lief that thoy will be able to come out I ^T'8-. will conduot services at First ovi.'U, if to-day's proli's aro what they oalc.ilated ou,
church aud the Y. M. C. A. to-morrow. —The partnership heretofore existing between Miss Ella Constancer and Mrs. LizzieMorrisou has been dissolved. —The members of Company I drew their pay for the time spent at tho Stat'* Encampment at South Bend last uiglit. —J. M. Kendall address eleven vot-
gi\.\\ ing I ois, four wotueu and two small boys at D.irlingtou last evening ou prohibition. —'ilie horsemen indignantly deny that there wore sot up races yesterday.
Especially was the trot won by General Smith a raoe for blood. —Jim Hanna reports Lou Cain is in Colorado sporting a full beard, corduroy pauts, while sombrero,aud other appurteuances of the Wooly West. —Tho American Express Company receives to day a new horse and wagon to take the place of the U. S. Express wagon and horse, which is to be returned to Its company. —Last evening as iady carrying an armful of queensware was passing in front of Elston's block, a large stick was thrown from an upstairs window which struck her parcel amidship, total ly demolishing the glass and ohiua. —The 3 will be a meeting of the boyii of tho 80th regiment residing in this county at THE JOURNAL office next Saturday, the 20th, at 2 o'clook to make arrangements to attend the reunion which will be held at Coviugton on the 9th and 10th ol October. —Charlie Benjamin will deliver his lecture, "Our National Curse," at the Good Templars' hall onSunday evouiuf, September 14, for tho benelit of the lodge. This leoturo is devoid of politics, and for a young man is a grand sucoess. A small collection of fivo cents will le will be taken at the door to meet the expensos. Let ary one turn out and hoar him, as you will be highly pleased as well as prolitod.
Better Servioe on the Motion. Travolors will take no liUU uf I. he ohaugo of time on tho Monon v. hii goes into efl'eot tomono'v. It will lo noticed from tho appended tables that a now traiu is put ou, a limited express bjtween Bedford aud LafayotU). Arng hero from the South at 10:07 a. ni. aud returning at 5:30 p. m., it will afford people living south of hero a splendid opportunity to do day's trat ing at this place and return ut 0:30 in the evening. Lot all rejoice for tho Limited is to bo a tirst oliuis train iu all p:irtioul«rs. /y
SOUTJllnOUNII.
No.3-Nltflit express :!M u. ni. No. r»—Fust mull S:00 p. 111. No. 0—lletlforti uxpresa f:U0 p.m. l,oeul uccoumiothiMon 0:43 a. in.
KOHTLL UIIU.MI.
No. 4—Nlj/lit express 2:10 u. ill. No. 0—Fust iniiil 1 MO p. NI. No. 10—l.nfiiyeWe express 1U: u. in. No. -l-l-lAwa! accommodation 1:10 p.m.
Tha Closing Entertainment, Music Hall was again crowded last night aud although the show put up was poor it was appreciated by tho class in attendance. To-night "Tho Diamond Mystery" will be presouted aud tl holder of the lucky uumber will receive tho elegant bedroom set ofl'orod
Attention, P. 0. S, A,
All members of P. O. S. A, camp No. ti, are requested to meet at tho hall tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock to attend sorvioes at the M. E. ohurch.
Probate Oourt,
Tiio wiil of tho lato David Boudybush has beou admittod to probato. John A, Grilllu iB nam. as executor.
COLLEGE K0TES.
T. D. Olds is no longer a member of Beta Theta I'i. Wi ntors aud Bnnyan wero takou iu by Sigma Chi Inst night.
Butter Cups atFHlton Market.
"LaNorita," tlie linostoigar iu tho oity for Do. at Ensmiuger & Scawright'B.
—Msviug sale at 9'J cent store.
—Joe Taylor has just returned from Thorntown, whero he obtainod a big lot of tho largest, tinest poaches yet shown ou tho market, Como early.
bowels Irregular and constipated, resulting in Tiles, avoided by taking Simmon's Liver Regulator.
Our lino of fruit and confectionary is oomp leto. Call when in need of anything in this lino.
ENSMINOEII A SKAWHIOIIT. 103 E. Main Streot.
WHY WILL Yoo cough when Shtloh's Cure will give you Immediate iellef Price, 10 cents. 50 cents and $1. Moffott Morgan A Oo.
OATABIIII CURED, health and sweet breiith secured, by SQlloh's o»tarrb Inject—
PERSONAL PICK-UPS.
O. M. Gregg is in Muncie. George R. Coons is in Lafayette today.
Prof. Dunn has returned to his business. Col. John Wingate was in the city --day. —G. J. Collings, of Franklin, is in the city.
Cliff Voris went to Indianapolis this morning. —Mrs. Oliver Monroe has returned to Lafayette. —Max Tannenbaum is visiting in Cincinnati. —Charley Cadwallader has returned to West Lebanon. —Will Carter aud wife returned to Frankfort to day. —Miss Mellie VanDyke returned to Kentland to day. —Joe Whittaker leaves for Chicago to-morrow night. —Miss Bessie Barnes returned to Greencastle to day,
Mrs. Charles Tichnor, of Rockville, visiting relatives hero. Jim Knox aud Lem Gill, ol Ladoga, were in the city to-day. —Miss Lotta Langton, of Frankfort, is visiting Miss Lulu Brewer. —Sidney Speed is our latest contribution to tho Joplin colony. —Miss Emma Campbell, of Thorntown, is visiting in tho city. —Mrs. Geo. Constancer and children returned to Bainbridge to day. —Vory Brookshire addressed the unterrified at Rockville last night.
Miss Kate Scribner, of Russellville, is the guest of Miss Lelia Beard Mrs. Edith Cadwallader, of West Lebanon, is visiting relatives here. --Misses
Mollie Ross and Clara West-
ering, of Lafayette, are visiting here. --Mrs. Fannie J. Harrison and daughter are visiting at Indianapolis. --Tom Horan, an old Crawfordsville boy, now of Kokomo, is visiting here. —Jim Hanna has returned from his tour through the wilds of Colorado. —Henry Wilson and Miss Lottie Langdon returned to Frankfort to-day. —Mrs. George Brower was called to Iowa yesterday by the death of a brother.
James Levi and wife, of Dubuque. Iowa, are the guests of Mrs. Fanny Kahn. —Harmon Hutton and wife and Henry Hutton, of Spokane Falls, Wash., are in the city. —Misses Maggie Grady and Minnie McNary returned to Lafayette this afternoon. —Mrs. Jennie Gerhardt, of Newtown, Ind., is the guest of friends in tho city for a few days. —Mary Ragan who has been the guest of of the Misses McCalip. returned home to day.
Mrs. Kitchen, who has Ioen the guest of Miss Stella Jackson, roturned to Lafayette to-day. —Miss Helen Smith will arrive in Crawfordsville this ovoning, aud Miss Kate Elston will be here next Tuesday, —Miss Mary Grimes, of Indiannp olw, and Miss Jennie Brooker, of Bauard, were visiting friends in the oity to-dr.v. —Mrs. Elder Colemau was suddenly oillod to Ypsilnnti, Mich., Thursday night to tho bod •side of her father who is very ill. —Misses Ella Piokett and Amanda Moore, who have been tho guests of Mrs. L. F. Hornady, returued to Kokomo this morning. —Mrs. Ira McConnell was called to Muncie to-day by the death of Mr. McConnell's uncle and the dangerous illness of her sister-in-law. —Miss Sarah Earl, aud son. Albert H., of Hollowell, Kansas, daughter aud grandson of Wm. A. Krug, arrived yesterday evening to be present at the centennial anniversary next Wednesday.
Fine candies at Fulton Market.
THE 0HUR0HES.
Where Religions Services Will Be Held To-Morrow. COLLKC.F. CNARNL.—Lecture by Dr. J. F. Tuttle at 3:15 p. m.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST Cncncu.—Elder Oliphant will proaoh at 10:30 a. m. Y. M. C. A.—Mooting for men only at '1:30, led by E. P. Gardner,cf Appleton, Wis.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.— Regular services to-morrow at 11 a. m. aud 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
OUNTEIt PniiSIlYTKltlAN CllDIICH.— No preaching sorvioes tomorrow. Sunday school at 2p. m. Y. P. S. C. E. at 030 p. m.
SECOND BAPTIST Ciinnon.—Regular services to morrow, conducted by the pastor, .Rev. ,T. R. Miller. Sunday school at 2 p. m.
MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.—Sunday school at 0:45 a. m. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:00 p. ni., conducted by Rev. G. P. Fuson.
FritsT PiutsnVTERiAX Ciioiion.—Serices at 11 a. m. and 7 #0 p. by Rev. E. P. Gaidnor, of Applotou, Wis. Sunday school at 0:15 a. m. Y. P. S. E. at 7 p. m.
ST. JOITN'B EPISCOPAL Cnunon. —Sun day sohool at 9:30 a. m. Morning pravers. Holy Communnion aud sermon at 10:30 a. m. Evening prayer and sermon at 7:30 p. m. The sorvioes will bo conducted by tho Rt. Rev. D. B. Kuiokerbaoker, D. D., Bishop of Iu diana.
ST. BEIINARD'S, BOMAN CATHOLIC.— Low Mass at 7 o'clock a. m. High .as ond sermon at 9 o'clook a. in. Instruction of children, 2 o'clook p. in. Rosary, 2:-15 p. m. Vespers aud lienediotion 3 p. m. On the second Sunday of each and every mouth tho only 6ervioo will bo Low Mass at 8 o'clock.
OimisnAN Cmmoir.—Regular services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by Elder E. T. Lano. Subjeot of* morning sermon, "Confessing Christ." Evening sermon, "J esus and the SBmnritan Woman." Sunday school at 2 p. ni, T. P. S. O. E. at 7:00 p. m.
Copper Mining CouipuulcH DULITTH, Minn., Sept. 18.—Intolllgonco has reached here that tho Isle Iloyal Land Company which has boon prospecting for two years on tho 0,000 icroB of ^aniit owns, has succeeded In jLondon two string copper lies. Eacbc(»dtpany will [T000 acre^^co()«"•
25 25 Fine
soon he time for to $3 on
will
you from
NEXT DC OR TO ELSTON BANK.
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LESSENS PAIM ?FR iff Diminishes MNKR TO"ft Of
DIMINISHED junjucp
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1RADFIELD REGULATOR CO. ATJAN'TAGI taut BY ALL ORi/GS/SJS, S»U1 by Svv &
Co.
BROKE THE FAST RECORD. 101 Days Mr*. Ariiim Wortitrr Llvrii for
Ylllioat Food*
CAitnoNiiAi.i-., l'a., Sept. 11).--No oan« of fasting 011 record, olttier voluntary or involuntary, tias (ver compared In any way with that of Mrs. Adam Wuchtor, of tno village of Whlto Hall, who bas not tasted morsel of solid food for 101 days and not a drop of liquid food for 152 days. Since the beginning of her fast Mrs. Wuehter has been orilieally ill and she has sutTorod intense pain. Pp to nine years ago Mrs. Wuchtor, who is :)'.i years of age, was in good health. About that tlino she began to fail, the tirst evidences of declining health being a spasmodic cough. Eighteen months ago tho cough became very severe, and her voice sank at times to a whisper. Ten months ago swallowing becamo difficult, and in a short time she was unable to get any thing down her throat except liquids. ller condition grow worso until she was ablo to partako of liquid food only at raro Intervals, and then not more than a spoonful at a time.
Since Good Friday she has not taken a drop of water, although she complains of an intense thirst. Tho only way In which her thirst can ho allayed is by placing one of her hands in a basin of wator, where it is kept for about half an hour so that tho pores may absorb moisture. Itisovidont that tho woman is sutTering fromcancorof tho pharynx, which has grown steadily until tho throat is almost completely closed. Mrs. Wulchter's sight has almost failed, part of her body Is paralyzed, and she has not been ablo to speak a word for weeks. She Is entirely pulseless, though tho heart is nearly normal. Sho sloops vory little, never longer than fiftoon minutes at a time. Tho physicians who have seen her can not account for tho woman's remarkable tenacity of ilfo, except that she has a wonderful "constitution."
ON TRIAL FOR THEIR LIVES.
Mrs. Ilold«u niut llor
KUIIH
Grand Cloak And Blanket Si
Cui new Cloaks Have Arrived and we will give you an oppol to buy a Cloak, Jacket or Wrap and save from $2 to S each Wrap. Note the following Prices for this weekj
Genuine Seal l'l ish Jackets, only $9.25, worth $12.50. real Seal Plush Saques, 40 inches long, four real Seal Loops, $15, vl 20 3- 'i length real Seal Plush Coats. Seal Loops down front, only $12.50, worth $2
Also a Full Line of adies' Misses' and Children's Cloaks in all Styles, Qualities and Prices f| or on..weekly payments.
In Court
Charcoil with Klllhtff Hurley iluHOelt. MONTH KI.I.N, 11!., Sept. i:i.—Mrs. Ann Ilolden, her two sons, Calvin and Edward, and Albert Dunham wore placed on trial in tho circuit court Thursday chargod with the murder of Ilarley ltussell. The killing grew out of tho renting o^ a farm by him upon which tho HOUUMIS had lived for several years. They accused him of having undermined them and thereby caused their removal, thus securing tliu farm for himself. On tho night of Juno -1 ltussell was shot from auibush, but lived long enough to say ho rocognized Calvin Ilolden and Albert Dunham as his assailants. They wore Immediately arrested. After a month's imprisonment Dunham mado a confession in which ho declared that Mrs. Holden and a younger son, Edward, wore also guilty parties.
EZETA ELECTED PRESIDENT. Great KiitliUHliism Throtif ltout Hulvador Ovttr tho Kvnnt.
SAN SAI.V.VDOII, Sept. IS.—General Carlos Ezota is President of Salvador. In tho Assoinbly or Congross which convened Friday tho Provisional Government under the Presidency of Ezota since June 22 was carefully scrutinized and accepted without a dissenting voto.
Tho election of a President was tho next order of business, aud on tho first ballot Ooneral Carlos Ezeta received 80 votes out of 87, and immediately the Spoaker of tho Assembly announced his election. Tho President was called to tho Spoakor'B stand whero tho oath of otlleo was Immediately administered. Following this Ezota mado a most patriotic speech. Ho referred to tho ovonts of tho last few months, leading up to tho war, and promised Salvadorans that no foreign intervention in domestic affairs would bo toloratod.
REBELS CRUSHED.
reacc Restored In Switzerland by tho Federal AuthnrtlloH. UKUNK, Sept. 13.- Tho revolt against tho cantonal authorities has collapsed. The Federal troops which were sent to restore order have been well received. It has boon agroed that the quostion of revising the constitution shall bo submitted to popular voto. Tromendous headway had been gained by tho revolution. Tho imprisonment of throe members of the cantonal government, tho killing of one who trlod to resist tho rebels and tlie flight of othors was followed by furtheraetianco of tho Fedoral authorities and by a rapid organization which is astonishing. The revolutionists had forinod a Provisional Government, which declared tho existing Govcrnaient and the Grand Council dissolved and ordered general elections for next Sunday. titled on the rr«Mldmt«
CHKSSON Si'itiNGs, l'a., Sept. 18.—An excursion party of about '.200 persons from Philadelphia arrived hero Thursday and mado things somewhat lively about tho Mountain TIn|^in the oven-
They werojuM^^Bipus t^^co
Blankets! Blankets.®
you to have Blankets, so if you need a pair call and see ours. We tch pair a wool blankets, cotton blankets and comforts in all quafl
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Are now in and Lower tha 1 Ever in Price and'' a call and be convinced.
MYERS
EAST MAIN S]
Anything and Everything
AT --V
XIie Kair
HANGING AND STAND LAMPS,
Plush Goods, Jewelry,Plated GooJ
Musical Instruments, Choice Sheet Music 5 cents p^ A complete line of Table Cutlery, Razors anc Shears, Tin, Glass and Queens Ware.
Bring Your Plcturos and Have Them Framed. Come and See Us at
Tli© Fair
New York Store Myers &
Harter Block. East Main Street.
Headquarters for all kinds of
Dress Goods, Dry 0
Notions, Flannels, Blankets, Cassimeres, Millinery, Underwear, Etc., Etc.
Any articles sold over our counters are just as good sented. We make no errors in misrepresenting any of oul We have no competitors. Everything so^on a small Our Fall Stock of
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Patronize the
American Steam Lai
124 East Market St. W. R. GosnellJ
Everybody, including those on the fair ground this \y
their goods called for the delivered free of cn
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Of the Smoking Public's Apprc
The question is somtimes asked: VVn^
many people use
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answer is, because they are Pure Stc
From Harmful Flavor—in otherJ
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